http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2d9d2e51013a5053afa791088d1a5939.pdf b90a7ed2b2fc22665fc33169c78741b2 PDF Text Text ' I } 1 ' 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middler.ort-Pomeroy, INSPECTION SET RACINE - Finals plans for the annual inspeetion to be held on June 13 will be made when R~cine Chaptor 134, OES , meets at 8 p.m . Monday at the temple. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thl'u Tue sday May 4-8 CLOCKWORK ORANGE ITechnicolor) Malcolm M cDowell Patri ck Magee Under 17· 1-equires ac - compa nying par e nt or gvardian . " R" Adults SI.SO Show Starts 7 p .m. lii~lvt::-IN MASON • :. ' t Miss Duffy' dies MASON - Miss F'rances Agnes Duffy, 77, Mason, died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Miss Duffy was born July H, 1895, in Pomeroy, the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Duffy . She is survived by several nieces and nephews. · Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the. Fog lesong Funeral Home with the Rev . Father Bernard Krajcovic offi ciating . Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemeter y, Pomeroy. · Rosary services will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home where friends may ca ll at 7 this • • "" ~~ I 111lly Double Featvre Program GODZILLA VS. THE SMOG MON'ST E R (Color) I Gl - Plus- BLOOD from the MUMMY ' S TOMB (Color) Andrew Keir Valerie Leon TO MEET THURSDAY RACINE - A meeting. of the auxfliary of the Racine Fire Dept. scheduled Tuesday evening ·has been postponed until 7:30 p .m. Thursda y evening due to the primary election at the fire house Tuesday . ERECf BOOTH FOR SCOIIT.0-RAMA - Peter Groth, left, and Dale James, members of Boy Scout Troop 200, Gallipolis, began erecting the troop's booth for Saturday and Sunday's MGM Scout.<J..Rama , The event is being held in the Pomeroy junior high gym, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 to 4:30p .m. Sunday. ' News .. • in Briefs You Are Invited l PG) (Continued from page 1) To Sun .. Mon . . Tue. May 6-7 -8 Double Feature Program St. Paul Lutheran Church UNHOLY ROLLERS Cl audia Jenning s Sunday School-9: 15a .m . Wor ship Service, IO :JOa.ITJ . I RI Wher e Christian Friend s Meet Rev. Arthur C. lumt Pa stor Corn. SYcamore & 2nd St., Pomeroy - Plus - WELCOME HOME , SOLDIER BOYS FOR RENT said " the Pres1 dent and Vice Pr esident are seemin gly offering a cease-f1re in admmlstration attacks on the press and Pr esi dent ial Press Secretary Ron Ziegler ha s even apologized to the Wash in gton PDSt . " But lhi s has been probab ly the most ant i-press ad. mini stration in hi story and it isn't log ical to ex pect that i'ts attit ude toward the press will chang e ove rnight and under duress" of Wa terga te. WASHINGTON - PRES I DENT NIXON prom ised Thu r sday the Un1tcd States would not interf ere with a Co mmun is t takeover of lndoch ina, as long as the tak eove r is a cc om pli shed by pea ceful m ea ns. But he warned that Hanoi " would ri sk rev ived confrontation w1th us" if it attempt s to conquer its neighbors by ' force . The Pre sident 's prom ise and warn 1ng came in a "S tate of the World " report to Congress In a recorded radio address, broad cast at the same ti me the report was released to Congress, the Presiden t blamed North Vietnam's "continu.ou s viola tion " of the pea ce agreement for th e " fr agile" ceasef 1re e)Cisting in V ie tna m and Laos The Presi dent 's remarks broadly summarized his 232 -page. 60,000 w otd r eport to Cong r ess tilled "Shap1ng a Durable Peace." The r eport was drafted by I he Nati onal Securi ty Counci l, headed by Henry A . Kissinger . WASH INGTON A GROUP OF SE NA TORS asked Presiden t N ixon today to for ce gaso line refineries to supply aft th eir old cust omers lest a gas shortag e put 40,000 independ ent st a I ions out of business to th e detr i m en ! o f com petition. Under a.n amendmenf'to th e Economic Stabilization Act opposed by the adminis trati on and the oi l indu st ry but si gned into law by Nixon Monday night - th e Pres1 dent has power to r equire ma jor refine r s to allocate ga sol ine, crude oil and petroleum pr odvct s omong a ll the ir former custom er s. Sen Phil ip A. Hi:t rf , D M Jch., chai rn_1an of the Senate anti ~ tru st subcom m i ttee, sa id indepe nd ent st a tion s, which sell a bout a fifth of all gasol1ne,_are be1ng for ced out of business everyday by the shortag e of gasolme. Once c!oseO_. they rarely can r eopen, he sa 1d . , . BE I~U T - lEBANESE ARMY TROOPS and Palestinian guerri llas declared. a cease- fir e today afler more than two days of bloo dy f ighting . .Hours after it was_proclaimed by th e offi c ial Beiru t Radi o, newsmen r eported a ca lm In the capifal and elsew here. News m en touring Palest inian refug ee ca mp s _on Be1rut' s so uthern outskir t s, the scene of so me of lh e shar pes ! figh j1ng, sai d a ll a.-my troops had withdrawn . A Safe Deposi t Box . One of the most conven1ent rooms you can re nt It keeps all your valuables sa fe. In one place. The rent? Ju st penn1es a week ' . pomemy <Ulland Lew Herbert Norman, i5, Minersville. di~d Thui-sda:, at the Holzer Medical Center . Mr. Norman was born Nov. 20, 18'17 at Phe lp.c;, Ky ., the son (Jf tlw btc Francis M. and Helen Oalf' Norman . He wa s also pre<.·ec.kd in death by (-1)1 infan t son, hH1 sisters, and three brothers. A retirfl'tl i:lnd diSabled CtJCJl miner, Mr. Norman W<.i ."> a member or the Thomas On-'Jn) Masonic Lodge and was <.t 32nd degree SCoths~ H1te Ma.son d t Coving ton , Ky . Surviving are his wife, Effie McGraw Norman · thr e•· ' daughters, Mrs. Odie rDatsy 1 Par ker , Frankli n Park. IlL · Mrs . Edward ( Bcalru:e 1 Mill er, Patriot , and :\1rs. Aretta Flint, Nashvill e; Ten n.; six sons, Moses, near P o me roy ; Walla ce CJf Williamson, W. Va .; Donald . Valley Station, Ky . ; Ha rold "f Philadelphia ; Leland of Pomeroy and Roger , La ncaster ; a sis ter, Mrs. An grline Francis, Freebur n, Ky .; 41 grandchildren , an~al ­ grandc hildren. Fun e r~ l ser vice.) wilt he held at 2 p.m . Monda y at lht• Chambers Funera l HMJP at Matew an , W. Vu . Bun a! will be in the Barn<Jns bo Cemetery in Pike County, K ,\ Friends may ca ll at t he Rawlin gs--Coats Funer.al l fonw from 2 to 4 and fr.om 7 to 9 p m . today. After Fr id<:~y , frie nds may call at the Ch;_unlw rs Funeral Home on .Saturd:-J } evening and Sunday. MEETING CANCELLED Due to primary election Tuesday, May · 8, the regularly scheduled meeting of the Pomeroy Fire Dept. has been cancelled by order of the president, John Manley. pomeroy national bank the bonk of the ce ntury established 1872 ::::::~::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::;.;:;:;:;.;::~::·:::::::: ' NOE SIGNED RIO GRANDE ~ Jimmy N90, 6-3 senior forward who led Gallia Academy High School to 35 hardwood triumphs in 44 outings the _past two years and a Glass AA Dis trict cham. pion ship, has signed a grant-inaid to . attend Rio Grande . College this fall . \ ~. FDIC "Going one step further" ····· ····· . ·. ·.·.·. '·n i' Tea,c hers sue school board for reinstatements . t ,,, { Corps Powerless .IIIII · .\ .-. unlfltr fr11lfl rj t Conltnued from Page 1) 1:11 'n used 1 pn,rnote this. J have used my own money and time ;,u nth proJeCt" I h ur;>ed tho\ letters be se~t to John Blatnik, room 2449, ,. J· l,vrn (Jtfire Building, Washington, D. C. 20515 urging ,1 ~ ptJ~.Sln!:! uf the amendment , gJving him descriptive and 'I d ·t.!Jl •f mf ontJi.i bon af how the river bank erosion has affected {•flJD' '"ty. HotL'>h urged immechate action. tt c· )I t!.• !Jif'fll . • sfH"" 111 j" /.lr · !I"""' • r.unt Lduf ~r1 · ·•ppt•;u 1 d 'l t lJaJI~ Sr·ntHJI r1 1 1tll' h· !f f >,I V , PU"-\}.1) t•1\-' I f'ndi-1, ,.,, • •'IflU d ~ n \ h,nm HH! ,! ·1 vm , • H1 , .. bt: held at ~,_-u.i;>} ilt the r;,,•,ppl .'\tis~io n \\!I! Church, Bald Knob, when the Sa r gent family and other si ngers will be present. The public is invited . felds In Pomeroy OPE. COACH MELVIN CARTER Asks Reinstatement Ids You r Shopping Center For ThPr r'l' rs '' or, 11 'I po.-·ct .• hy :ht y,l ( m,t~•yoh th1..• v~~~~-~-.h( .. tHld Satu VOL~.E~-N-0-.-~-4--~----_:~~=----P-om-e-ro-y--M-id-dl-ep-o-rt------------~--~----~SU~N~D~A~Y-,~M~A~Y~.6~, ~~~97~3;---------~--------------~~G~al:li~po:lis~-P:o=in:tP:I:ea=sa=n;t----------~2~0~C~E~NflT~S 30 PAGES Llovses b laze r s. Wtif1l t 'r1"' · swea ters - womens coordinate If P• tc ., on Ca nnon Roy al Fa mily towels and sheets · tloor Vi'l1 eve ry depa rtme nt. v , ~· Warehou"; .o n Mecha nic Streei - for summer ". Wlli r lp oo l and Mag ic Chef appliances . carpet "' y Lawn M ower s· meta l ca binets · linoleum and , u lllhJt I need. T her e 's plenty of free parking space at · ,h hours Me the s ame as the main store. Open Friday urhl 9 P.M . Elb ' ~ ' -- Crow III is home n.Pomeroy .,..,, Ill t:i~·...- - - - -- -- - - - -- - - - - - - · • want ellite • thei •49.95 ::·: • Adjustable 3-pos ition handle • Convenient on/off fool switch • Decorator des ib ned vinyl dust bag • Converts easily :-: Plymouth Satellite Sebring-PIUSi Our newest success car. Here's why: floor clea ning (tools optional) ' " "' · New &·position DIAL·A·NAP ' makes cleaning even easier . ·.. se ttings tor all pi Ie. heights from low, fla t pile to deep Saturday Night 10 til 2 INGELS The MEIGS, INN 992·3629 FURNITU~E . 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT POMEROY ... .. ·'· . 1. anv wtrt you want. '• '. • • ' • • ' -- den se shags. . compare When we start selling a ca r 1n re c o rd nu'llb<rs, there 's gott a be a reason . With Sate lit ' · '1ere is. It's a beautiful c ar to look at . A b eautiful car to dr ive . Ou r S atellite Scbr:ng-Plc we call it "Super·OUi e l. " QuiBt t over th e wheels, und er th e hood.''"" '"'"rd the rear seal. Satellite was bui ll to be s e en. b u l nol no erd. We welcome th e opportun ity lo sho w yo u how S atellite stacks up aga inst other mid -size cars. Beautiful !.. _ . . ' AUTHORIZED DEA LER I ~~ CHRYSLER MOTOilS r'DR'PO A.ATION ~ ) . TOM-. RUE tMO OR -· 1111\YStEK Pfymou/11 . . 399 SOUTH 3rd AVE.; MIDDLEPORT, 0. . .' Point Pleasant Mayor John . C. Musgrave will present Major Lockhart the Key to the City. Invited to participate in Ule program are members of the Mason County Court, Chambe r of Commerce i · Lockhart's high school principal, Benjamin Franklin , IV, Civil Air Patrol, National Guard, American Legion Posts, Point Pleasant meichan_ts and other dignitaries. A band will be included in the ceremony and efforts are being made for a "flight patrol " to fly over the city. Immediately following the ceremony, Major Lockhart wil.l be escorted to the Moose Club where the 1956 PPHS graduating class will hold a reception in honor of their ·classmate who was also president of the class in his senior year , The reception [rom 3 p.m. to 6 p.m . will be open to the public. . All townspeople and businesS places are urged to display flags and especially the merchants to have their places of business decorated. MAJ. HAYDEN LOCKHART Health chief to speak at ·foruffi • fN above-the- ' Police Department. He graduated from Pomeroy High School in 1963 where he was an outstanding football player, the team captain in '61 and '62. He was granted a football scholarship by the University of Miami, Miami, Fla. A severe leg Injury suffered in football at Pomeroy High barred him from college ball. He was all SEOAL for three years, 1960, 61 and 62. Following the death of Judge Crow, Frank W. Porter, Jr . joined the firm , which then -became Crow, Crow and Porter. City will honor Maj. Lockhart PAA . MAJ. GEN. HARTINGER ' Ohio University . Young Crow's father, Fred W. Crow, Jr ., graduated from Obiil State University POMEROY - Frederick W. Crow Ill in 1940 began practicing law here in 1945 has joined the law firm of Crow, Crow and after five years with the Feder~ I Bureau of Porter, following in the footsteps of his Investigation. He was also an All-American end on father, Fred W. Crow, Jr., and his grandthe Ohio Slate Buckeye football team. father the late Judge Fred W. Crow. The younger Crow also graduated The Crow Law firm was establish"!! in 1907 by the late Judge Crow who completed from Ohio State University in 1970 with a 5() years as ail attorney in 1957, Tbe late Juris Doctor Degree. He served as Mr. Crow also served as Meigs County assistant State Attorney General and has Corrunon Pleas Judge and as a trustee of recently heen legal advisor lo the Dayton PT. PLEASANT - Air Force Major Hayden J . Lockhart, Jr., now of Springfield, Ohio, will come horne next Saturday to be presented the " Key To The City," saluted, and given a reception . Declared, " Major Hayden J . Lockhart Day," hosts will be members of the city council and a committee from Lockhart's 1956 PPHS graduating class. Major Lockhart was one of the first prisoners of war released after eight years confinement in· Vjetnam . His plane was shot down 'in March 1965 over Hano>. lt was from Point Pleasant where Lockhart attended schools, excelled ·in sports and entered the Air Force Academy . The major will arrive"' in Point Pleasant Friday evening. and will be a guest at the Red Carpet Inn. His parents were uncertain today whether they will be able to attend Saturday's functions . The Lockharts lived in Point Pleasanti Mr . Lockhart was iv the furniture business and Mrs. Lockhart is a former employe of The , Regis.ter. - FRED W. CROW,JR., Frederick W. (Rick) Crow Ill, and Frank W. Porter Jr. The picture (in the picture ) is the late Judge Fred W. Crow . . nst cars? A CLEANER CRAMMED WITH SO MAINY EXTRAS, YET PRICED SO LOW! Just " THREE SECT IONS L EUREKA Back Again This Week! Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families 1i '(._Is~:) - fa mous brand cos metics. y . Pt;lll WASHINGTON ( UP! ) - Rep . WiWam that almost 5() per cent ofthe energy in this Harsha , R.Ohio,Saturday, commenting on country is wasted," he said. " Energy the energy crisis, said "America is literal· conservation must become everyone's ly going to run out of gas ana in the not too responsibility. We simply cannot continue distant future " and one reason is waste. to squaDder these resources without ''I believe greater emphasis must be paying a catastrophic price in exhausted given to the research and development of energy supplies." other energy sources and particularly_to -" While constituting only six per cent the need , as the president termed it, 'for a .of the world's papulation, ~erlcans national energy conservation ethic'." 1 devour one-third of the world 's glo~al ~?· Harsha sa id. ergy production. " said Hars:1a, m hts " It has been est imated, for example, (Continued on page 3 ) Det,oted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley bi.g selection of m 5(' 10, too, on wo mens ·d usters - prefeen If>,'. NO dJyo. Thi s includes jean s · pants · e mb ro1th ·Nation about gasless ttttts ~o::r:r>rl of \.VOriHm~ Panfs - 1 Or1 II or + - YOU'VE NEVER SEEN A VALUE THIS BIG , •• :=:,. ~ minutes an order r eins tating James plaintiffs all their rights, benefits and Richarrt Ham!Jton as assistant football . privileges enjoyed by them as teachers; to coach, head bas ketball coach and · allow the plaintiffs reasona ble sums with assistant baseball coach effective as which to pay their expenses, including March 20, 1973; to physically expunge attor ney fees in their defense, and lo pay ,from its minutes all of the unlawful and all the costs of the action, and to grant the illegal acts of the Board of Education or plaintiffs any and all relief to which they March 20 and the subsequent approval of are entitled . those minutes on April 3; to restore to the tl'l:!r Day Sunday May 13th 0 ~~ II AI,LOTMENT MADE Jane Watton , c lerk of Pomeroy · village, announced that Revenue Sharing FUnds rece ived by the village from Jan. 1 to June 30 of this year will be used as follows : $3,000 to be used for recreation on village owned property on Mechanic St. and $500 to be spent on village streets and the parking lot wall. or Continued cloudy Sunday and Sunday night. Chances of showers. Lows in low 60s. ·Warm Monday, turning cooler. Showers ending Monday night. Mo the rs Da y PLEASANT VALL E Y DISCHARGES: Mrs . Ron:dd Roush, Wes t Co l umbia : William Pl ants , Point Pleasant; Michael Wd ttcrson. Cheshire; Mrs. Berry .Jo:;eph Young and twi n d~1u g hters, Racine ; Mrs. Terry Brumfi eld , daughter. Gallipolis: Te r • ·~a Paul J ones , Jr ., P<H n l Pleasant ; Rh onda Kay HL!.l t, Cottageyille; J ohn Ho ttge n. Ma son ; Samuel Bl cvin ... . So uths ide ; . Mrs . Ch e ~ tcr Bailey, Mason ; Mrs. ManU Youn g, Mason ; Mrs. Lu cillr Powell, Hartf or d ; 1\0IIial McCoy, Gallipolis Ferry: Ola Snyder, D(jniel Donohue) Point Pleasant ; Mr s . Charles · Conrad, Apple Grove . BIRTHS : May 4·, a d<>ugltlcr to Mr. and Mr ~ . .J;nncs Blankenship, Gall ipolis. According to tile petition, the Board of fa iled_ to . l~ga lly and lawfully notify Education on March 20, 1973, illega lly and plaintiffs of their dismissal as required by unlawfully voted not to reemploy each and Section 3319.11 of the Ohio Revised Code. all of the plaintiffs and illegally and The teachers further contend that unla,.fully notified each and all !heir action refusing to reemploy them resulted · non-reemployment for the 1973-74 school from their cri ticis m or the school board. year. They said the board also refused to give Plaintiffs further contend that the them reasons for their dismissals, denied board acted without any recommendat~n them the due process of law, free speech, for their non-reemploymen t by the Local and violated the first and Hth amendSuperintendent, Donald McKenzie, or by ments of the United Stales Constitution . the County Superintendent, Clarence E. The}• a lso claim their professional Thompson, one being necessa ry. standing and reputations ·in the com They s tate in their petition ' the boa rd munity hav~ been damaged as a result or minutes of March 6, March 20 and April 3, the board's action and that their op1973, fail to disclose any re commendation portunity for employment in the comori which the defendan~ Board . of munity and surrounding area ha s been Education, acted. impaired. Plaintiffs further claim that their nonIn addition to the reinstatements, the reemployment is illegal and unlawful in teachers asked the court to enter upon its that becau~ it did not act on a recommd- minutes an order reinstating Melvin nation of the County .Superintendent of Cartor as head football coach, assis tant Schilols, Clarence Thompson, it made such basketball coach and head baseball coach board action void and thus,' the Board has errec tive March 20; to enter upon its. 'Weather • TIL 9 P.M. I 1l , or IDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS • GALLIPOLIS ~ Nine teachers whose contracts were not renewed by the South. western Board of Education Friday filed a suit in Gallia County Common Pleas Court seeking reinsbtement. Atty . William Conley, Gallipolis, a former teacher, filed ljle action on behalf Melvin Carter, Rt . 2, Vinton ; James R. Evans, Rt. 1, Gallipblis; James Richa rd Hamilton, Lower River Rd. ; Lois Hueholt, 422 Hedgewood Dr .; Marc Mangold and Stanley Sobel of Rio Grande; Orville White, Pt, Pleasant; Martha Hopkins, Rt . 1, Patriot and Linda Rusk of Gallipelis. Named as defendants were John McNeal , William ·ca·r ter , Robert Ruff, Taulby Owens and Carroll Baker , members of the Southwestern Local Board of Education . Plaintiffs say that they are holders of limited contracts issued by the SW Board Education for employment which began Sept. 1, 1972 and expired on or about May 25, 1973. or Lfl(',ftl IOU NEW YORK - MARTHA MITCHELL, SI TTING al lhe head of ~:~ long conference table surrounded by a dozen a ttorneys , clutched a small Bib le and said ' 'not a word about th e Watergate affa ir," an attorney sa id Thursday . The wife of form er Attorney General John ' N. Mitch el L test i fi ed l or nearly three hours Thursday in the Democrati c Pi1rfy 's civ i I suit aga Insf the Watergate conspira t or s, bu t refused to d1scuss what " she had lea rn ed in her husband -wile rela tion ship," a llorney Henr y Rmhblatt said. The test imony wa s ex pected to be released to the public today . One very, very small room. -· . 'IJ.• !rrEJI \lll.IH >\ TIH w r' Lew Norina11 llil•s evening. Tonight & Saturday May 4-5 • o:,May 4, 1973 \1 •• ... ' each county, and the resources avail~ble .1 Recommendations will come out of the district session to be referred to the governor's conference later this year. Among Meigs residents taking part in the workshops will be C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. E~na Russell , Robert Clark, Mrs. Beulah Strauss, and Mrs. !larbara Shuler. Monday is the deadline for making reservatioos for thC district forum at the Meigs County Senior Citizens' Center. Rese~ations may be made at the ceqter, 992-7884 ·or 992·7886, or with Leafy Chasteen, 669-4777 or Lucille Smith, 9853821. Transportation will be provided to the district session ·for anyone needing it. Registration and a coffee hour will be RESOLUTIONS MADE from 8:30a .m . (0 ·9:30 with a ·program COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Tile annual . beginning at 9:30 and adjourni~g ~t 3:30 . conference of the Episcopalian Diocese of p.m. The total cost is $1.5(), which includes · Southern Ohio here Saturday adopted a buffet luncheon . There will be an award resolutions endorsing the hiring of ' for the county with the highest attendance. minority group members in the diocese, Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, executive director: and urging women considering an abortion of.lhe Meigs County Council on Aging, is to seek pastoral ~ounseling. · chairman of the district event. POMEROY - Dr. John Cashman, direc tor of the Ohio Deparlment of Health, will be among tlie speakers at a district forwn on aging to be held on Friday at the Hocking Valley Motor Lodge in Nelsonville. Also speaking will be Dr. Arthur S. Flemming who was recently appointed commissioner on aging under President Nixon, pending Senate approval. Seven workshops will be conducted at the forum ·with the leaders to be drawn from the eight participating counties. These workshops will offer senior citizens the opportunity to identifx problems in OR. JOHN CASHMAN J ., Hartinger to ·command war college ,· COLORADO SPR INGS - Major General Jt~mes V. Hartinger has been named Cum mandant of the ·Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery , Al~t. The Air War College, the l)e niof service school of the U. S. Air Force, annually provides profession(.!! educa tion to a few hundred lop USAF colonels and senior officer:; o other U.S. and Allied Armed Services. . The veteran Air Force fighter pilot is completing ·a three year tour here in the North Ameri can Air. Def~nse Command · (NOHAD ). Prior to moving to NORAD, he was comml;lnder of the famed F lying · Tigers, the 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing , at McCon nell AFB, Kans . Gencritl Hartmger and his wife, th~ former SuS<Jn Allensworth o[ Middleport, Ohio, will be mavin~ to Maxwell AFB in . Mity Or Jur.e of this year. General Hartinger, the son of Mrs. Vi ole t Hartinger, Beech St., Middleport, is a graduate of Middleport High School. Positions open at county home ' GALLIPOLIS - Atty. Thomas S. · Moulton announced Saturday that applications are being accepted by the Gallia County Child Services . Board for the positions of matron and superintendent at the Gallia County Children's Home. The board is seeking replacements for Jim and Jan SingletOn who have resigoed. The Singletons have been associated with the Children's Home located on Rt. 160 near the Holzer Medical Center since the retirement of Mrs. Anna Sprague in Oc· Iober 1971. Persons wishing to submit applications should contact Mrs. Jerry Miller at the Gallia County Child Services Office, 427Second Ave or Attorney Moulton who is chairman of the board . At the present time, 15 children from ages eight thru 18 are . residing at the Children's Home . Four of those will he leavin g following graduation from high school. other members of the Child Services Soard are Ruth Gillespie; Zelia Craft, Lester Plymale and Dorothy Condee. · I I TAKING part in the Gallia County Hernane Socioty's first spaying clinic last week at Dr. Philip L. Edmiston's clinic were, left to right, Dr. Edmiston, Gwen Longbotham, of the Gallia Humane Society, and Carolyn Moore, with. Little Raggett and Coco before they were spayed. The society will set up appeintments for dogs and cats to be spayed or neutered and will pay up to one-baH the cost for each animal. Appoiniments may be arranged by calling 446-0795. Tax deductible donations may be sent to the Gallia County Humane Society, in rare of Shelly Price, 148 Portsmouth Rd., Gallipolis. Third time wanted Tag tax called .b est MIDDLEPORT - The twice-defeated $5 permissive license tag tax should be offered to the voters again. That 's.what the Middleport Chamber of Commerce decided Friday night in a . meeting at the Co!umbl!S and Southern Ohio offices presided over by George Ingels, president. In its resolution directed lo Middlepert Mayor John zerkle nnd council, the chamber indicated it.'i stand was based on the conv iction that a $5 vehicle registra tion tax would be the best means of carrying out a program of street improvements, that Ulere is no way of "getting aro4_nd" making repairs, that sm;~ repairs will cost considerable money, and that the tax is better than alternate ways to raise it. The chamher also is urging public support for the $5 tax. A letter will be directed to Mayor Zerkle urging him and eouncil to give further study wputUng the tax on the ballot again. In other business, the chamber approved providing $300 again this year, as in the past, to maintain the public use facilities and boat launching area. Routine business was complete~. Directors will be announced at the next meeting. Members are urged to pay dues for the current year. • John Weeks, Gallipolis, assistant manager of the electric company's River District, wa s a guest. Ohio coal not banned COLUMBUS IUPI ) - The Director of the Ohio Environmenta l Protection Agency ' sa id };..:riday Ohio's power plants can use Oh io Coal and recommend that they so just as long as they install sulfur oxide remova l equipment. The Oh10 Chamber of Commerce recently asked the EPA lo reduce the sulfur oxide emission s tandards beca use they would hurt th~ Ohio co<~l industry. Most of the coal used by the plants comes f1;om eastern Ohio and has a high s ulfur oxide content. Ira Whitman said it has never been the in ten lion of the Ohio EPA (o cripple the Ohio co8l indus try or create an energy cris is. . He pointed out that a recent study by the U. S. Su.lfur Oxide Contrql Technology Assessment Panel .found !hat sulfur oxide removal equipment is available an~ proven. 1 ' Hundreds of pages of testimony were rece ived at four public .hearings held on the standards in 1911 and 19/2," said Whitman. "Based on (ha\ testimony, , Ohio's s tandards were changed from 40 'mic r og rarris per cu bic meter to the present level .of 60." . · · Whitmcm, however, admitted that «so many important q'uestions were raised " at April 23 hearings that regulations may , have to be changed in connection with' do requiring all Ohio public utility compa nies 1p end sulphur dioxide·pollution by July I, 1975. Whitman said he still felt there was adequate technology and new equipment that Ohio's . H utilities could abide by pr~~ent 1standards and meet the deadli?~ · <~ We admit that our present pos1tlon could ehange, provided that the agency is given sufficient data on the sulphur diOxide question ," he sai~. " All parties will have further opportunity to present 1, suc h material in the adjudication proces_s . " ff all H utilities presently considered for air var~a:nCes apply for such a hearing, a final policy decision would probably not be made until late summer or early fall. " MAKE EVEREST'S TOP KATMANDU, Nepal (UP!) ·- Two members of a 64-member Italian expedition Saturday reached the summit of Mt. Everest, th~ world's highest mountain, according to a message received by th~ Nepalese foreign office. The message said Carez Rinaldo, 31, and Mizuko Mirko, 28, reached the 29,0211-foot summit at midday with two Sherpa guides accompanying them. ·T he Italians· became the Sixth axpedition to climb the p<;ak through the traditional South Go! face, the same route used. by earlier successful expeditions. . �I ,_, I -----,I I--------------------r-----, Let ten ol opinion weleomed. sboold I Monitor's Gavin report emphasis is on safety I than words long (or subject to reduction the I I 2- TheSWlday Tunes-Sentwl, SWlday,May 6,1973 r------------~--- --- Dateline 11Tbey be leu 300 be by editor ) and must be olgned with the slgaee'o llddren. Names may be withheld upoa pubUcalloa. However, oa nam01 will be dlsclooed. Lelten should be 1D good taste, addr01slug luues, not personaUii01. I 1 I 1 I ' 1 l I I I I Gallia I CHESHIRE - A stx'Page dtrected prtmanly at the " Sky-htgh Pollut1on F1gher Part of $ 3 ~-BJJllon Power 1 reature story on construction safety-consciousness 1n Complex," the article con- ""!""''• 1 I II •••?.Jtt. uuarr.,: l I I I Concerned about unconcern I am becomrng more and more concerned every day because of the seemmg unconcern on the part of so many people I meet all kmds of people every day and I believe that a great percentage of these people are as upset over the lack of morality m our country as I am We are havmg mass murder Legalized and hearmg 1t said that 11 IS for hwnamtartan reasons and on May 8 we are bemg asked to legalize another form of moral cancer Had 1t not have been prohibited by the State Constltuuon, this too would already have been forced on the people of Ohio The thing that roncerns me most IS the almost total stlence of professmg Chrtsltans on those matters What IS happenmg to the moral stamma of the church of Amertca today ' Not only does the stlence of professmg ChriSttans bother me but also the Wily some politlc1ans can pull the wool over some peoples' eyes There are two ways whtch are bemg used to en~ coura ge people to vote for the Lottery Tax Ore IS that 11 wtll ... ' .. ·= . ·:. ' • . :. :·:}::;:w..x·:-........ ~ Generation Rap ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel ~::~~. Neighbors Assume; Mom Fumes Dear Rap My daughter, 15\'.o, lS gomg wtth a 17-year-old boy They hold hands at school, date once a week, and are very concerned wtth keepmg stra1ght reputations My friends, however, probably because of all the adverse publiCity teens receive these days, btl me w•th such questiOns as, "Are they STILL gotng together' Aren't you gettmg nervous '" "I hope she knows about precautions you know teens today " "You let your daughter go out' Not me I Think what mtght happen " "Haven't you read 1 " (They evidently have all the latest printed facts about teens and sex, drugs, morals, etc ) They unply that all ktds ever thmk about IS gomg to bed Am I natve to believe m these two young people and gtvethem credtl for sense enough to wrut Wilt! they know they're ready ' DISGUSTED Dis Why don't you use the good old put-down "You ratse your kids and I'll rruse mme 1"? Since your fnends EXPECT "the worst" they'll probably get 1! wtth thetr ktds, but that doesn't mean ALL teens thmk about nothmg but sex, dope, etc Mostly , parents are gutlty here - they read too much I - SUE +++ Dear DISgusted You're much saner than your friends when you giVe your child credit for a senSible attitude toward sex - thiS probably because you've GNEN her thai att1tude m the ftrst pla ce HELEN +++ NOTE TO SUE Don't blame parents overmuch for thetr preoccupation With "bed and bad "When warmngs are thrown at them from every directiOn - books, movtes, exposes, handwrmgmg friends - onl}' complete stoiCs could avmd worry They're hearmg everything they never really wanted to know about tbe wild stde, and far too httle about the good stde of growmg up Naturally 1! mnuences thetr thinkmg What a shame the "good Stde" doesn't make hot copy' HELEN l.A.tnch Menus on a bWl , pmto beans, cold tomatoes, bread and butter, Galhpohs Ctty Schools frUlled gelabn, 112 pmt m1lk Menu Wednesday, May 16 - Oven Monday, May 1 -Pork and fned chtckcn wtth gravy, beef loaf wtth gravy, buttered mashed potatoes, app]esauce, peas and carrots, mashed bread and butter, cookLes, 112 potatoes, bread and butter, pmt mtlk shced peaches, 'h pmt mtlk Thursday, May 17 - Beef Tuesday, May 8 - Wiener on \lltth noodles, buttered peas, a bun wtth meat sauce, shel1te bread and butter, sliced beans, buttered corn, bread peached, 1 2 pmt mtlk and butter, shced pmeapple, % Fr•da} , May 18 - Tuna ftsh pmt milk sa lad sandwt ch, buttered · Wednesday, May 9 - Shced spma ch, potatoes, bread and turkey , mashed potatoes, butter, sliced pmeapple, 1h pmt applesauce, bread and butter, milk COOkieS, 'h ptnl mtlk Monday, May 21- Pork and Thursday, May 10 - Pork beef loaf wtlh gravy, mashed wtth noodles, green beans,~ potatoes, shellle beans, bread bread and butter, frmt gelatm, and butter, sliced peaches, 1h 'k pmt mtlk pmt mtlk Friday, May 11 - FISh Tuesday, May 22 - Wtener sandwtch, garden greens, on a bun with meat sauce, butlered potatoes, bread and cheese sttcks, buttered kale , butter tce cream, 'h pmt mtlk Puttered corn , bread and Monday, May 14 - Sloppy butter frm t gelatm, v, pmt Joe With chtps, cole slaw, green J'll lk beans , bread and butter, Wednesday , May 23 Pmeapple Up.S1de Down cake, Creamed cht cken , buttered 'h pmt milk peas and carrots, mashed Tuesday, May 15 - W1ener potatoes, brea d and butter, brmg m a gr eat amount of revenue and thereby gtve taxpayers relief The other way IS that people are gomg to gamble anyway so 11 rrught as well be legalized Let's take a look at the ftrsl reason After the cost of admtrustratLon the lottery could not possibly raiSe more than one percent of the State budget Thts one percent would come mostly from people who could least afford 11 People who for varwus reasons are down and out and who hope to ''Strike 1t rich'' They would be usmg money to gamble on a State sponsored Lottery, usmg money whtch was needed for other thmgs wtth only a mtlhon to one chance of wummg As the amendment now stands, there IS not even a destgnatwn as to what the money IS to be used for A vote for the L:>ttery would be hke giVIng the State LegiSlature a Signed blank check Thts would most certamly create many problems and money could posstbly be wasted The second reason ts so foolLsh, that 1t IS hard to understand how anyone, 1et alone a State Legtslator, could be fooled by 11 Simply because people are gomg to gamble IS no reason to legalize gambling lf It were, then, by the same reasomng we should legalize murder (which. has already seemmgly been done), we could also legaltze prostitution, we could also legalize the open aale and use of all drugs, not JUSt alcohol, and any other VICe that we could thmk up, JUSt as long as the State recetved •ts cut Surely there IS enough moral courage left m Chrtsbans to stand agamst such moral unnghteousness, and enough moral consclOusness m the citizens of Ohio to deny the legalization of the Lottery Tax Surely there IS sttll enough mterest m our democracy that everyone wtll go to the polls and vote May 8 and m every other election to come Rev Howard Shtveley, Box 1;13, RaCine, OhiO . ' Problem with R -rated movws Dear Sir I wonder tf other parents encounter the same problem that we do concermng the type of movies we have to see 1f we choose to take our children to the Drtv e~In theater We have small ch1Jdren that enjoy the drlve-m as compared to the theater downtown (as 1t IS tmposstble to keep small chtldren qwet for that length of tune ) It seems to me the vartety IS poor - A great percentage IS the Rofated type - very few family ftlms to choose from Last season we had to dtscontmue gomg as each tune we chose to go, the movte was somethmg chtldren shouldn't be subjected to Try to explam to 4 and 7 year old children why you can't attend the movte as planned Don't misunderstand me - I am not agamst the showmg o£ an R-rated film but I do object to bemg forced to choose between that or no movie at aU for my children I wonder if the poSitions were reversed and the owner of the theater had small chtldren What would he do ' I would like further comments on this subject from other • concerned parents Name Withheld on request Ir-------·--·--·-------·-~·--~·--·-~·, Beat • •• II Of the Bend I I Dear S1r As a board member, parent, and taxpayer in the Eastern School Dtstnct, I am wntmg thiS URGENT letter concermng the bmldmg program we all wtll vote on Tuesday Our spectal education program IS madequate and we do not have a band room at this ltme B} mcreasmg your taxes by only 2 7 mtlls we could have these two things, plus more classroom space, as we are overcrowded'now and new famthes are movmg mto our area steadily Another pomt I woqld like to brmg out IS we could keep our children m our diStrict 1 Some of the parents and children are travelmg some distance now but if we consohdate, most of us will have farther to travel Knowmg thiS, I know there would be children who would not, and could not, compete m extra curricular achVlhes as parents would not be able to fw-msh the transportahon" By your support at the polls Tuesday we can keep our chtldren at home Please vote Tuesday , May 8 between the hours of 6 30 and 6 30 - Roger Epple, President, Eastern DIStrict School Board POMEROY- A beautiful article on the IOOth anmversary of the Pomeroy National Bank, wr1tten by Mrs Maxme Grtfflth, cashier, IS featured m the May-June edition of the Natwnal Assoctallon of Bank Women Journal whtch IS diStrtbuted to banks across the nallon In the well~wr1tten feature, Maxme relates actlvttles from the plannmg stage through the actual observance last year at the Pomeroy bank About fiVe pages m length, the feature IS accomparued by a photograph of the women employes of the bank costumed 10 thetr penod fashiOned gowns made for the observance Publishers of the magazme also arranged for some attractive pencil type sketches accompanymg the article It's aU quite effectiVe The prunary sketch deptcts actiVIties at the bank durmg last year's observance, even to the pomt of showmg the bank's float m the Btg Bend Regatta Week End parade Perhaps the bank will put a copy or two of the magazme on display so that VISitors can look the feature over Most everyone should find It mterestmg MRS WILMA SARGENT has r'l)u'ed agam Wtlma has spent like ,43 years m public offtces and nghtly IS enlltled to her retirement She was m the county board of education offtce for many years but after reSignmg there accepted a part-tune pos1bon as secretary of the MeJgs Sotl and Water Conservation D1str1ct office She's now given that up Iilterested m so many thmgs, Wilma wtll have no trouble keepmg busy Mrs Leota Young has replaced Wtlma at the soil and water distn ct offtce FRIDAY AT 8 15 PM, the Metgs Jumor Htgh School m Mtddleport should rock With the mustc, vocal and mstrwnental, of Life, Inc , a modern group making tts flrst appearance m Metgs CoWtty The group does not only the top tunes of today but also show tunes <U~d standards Proceeds wtll go to the Metgs County cancer fund drtve Settmg a receptive mood for the audtence for a half hour before the show wtll be Armand Turley at the organ MRS LLOYD GEBBY, 5027 Troy Road, Sprtngfteld, Ohto, act1ve m a program to locate as many paratroopers as she can, IS currently seekmg the present address of Paul Chtlders who used to live at ReedsVIlle Anyone knowmg the address IS asked to please wrtte to Mrs Gebby A SCHOOL DAY IS MADE UP of many tnctdents Here IS a self-<>xplanatory one dtsclosed m a letter from a thankful parent to Bob Moms, prmctpal of the Pomeroy Elementary School 'Tius IS JUSt a note to tell you of my apprectation for the Safety Patrol children and to one boy mparticular "Today, my httle gtrl, a kmdergarten pupil, forgot to notify the bus drtver when he forgot to let her off the bus Several hundred yards down the road he realized his error He stopped and the patrol boy walked the child home "She had become qmte fnghtened The patrol boy was fnendly, cheerful and calm When they amved , she had settled down " It puts my mmd at ease to know these boys and gtrls do thetr JObs so well - above and beyond the call of duty If you could thank thiS boy for me for helpmg a fnghtened child, I'd be most grateful. I don't know his name but he rtdes the red ticket bus He wears g1asses and has brown hair" TUESDAY IS ELECTION DAY desptte the lack of local candtdates and consequently much local mterest Polls wtll be open m Metgs County from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m The only local tssue ts a 2 7 bond measure tn the Eastern Local School DIStnct and, of course, there are the seven state ISsues to be voted upon throughout the coWtty WIN AT BRIDGE ... 11 18 - 71-Ro., >IOO<I Ho " '"" w "" ZO -~ o OO o hoto ~ .J 5 EAST • K102 WEST • 54 ¥AKQJ7 ¥10 • QJ84 • 97 3 .Al0987 2 .Q3 SOUTH .J9873 ¥83 AKlO .K64 + West None vulnerable North East South Pass Pru;s 1 • 2• 3"' 2¥ Pass 3+ P ass Pass 3 • Pass Pass Dble Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead-• K _:_ u - o"' o .,,,.,'"'.. ,on o o ooo Jl - "'' "; QO - l a, _.,. .. ,.,,., . . .. ' H - h oo .. .... .... 11- '"""1 H -G o o .o, ~~ . ~1-too o .. -~ P11 lko 0 on ~l-lo<o 3 1- 1 '"'"""" H - 8 oo t l i -C u o ""<' ··- .... • •-o.ooooooo• u-~· "' ~ollat ... 0 10 .. 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""" <O-Pod o dot 1' ~ 5 I '"·~· ... ~ .. . ~.""" t "" 0 • •• • Q .... 0 ~. ~ ~ SUNDAY, MAY6 1973 6 00 - Ftlm .:1 6 30 - Th1s Week .:1 Bob Harrmgton 6 1t Is the Day 10 Blue R1dge Quartet 13 7 DO - Commun 1que 6, Old T1me Gospel Hour 13 T1me For T1mothy 4 7 30 - Fa 1th For Today 8 Rev •val F1res 6 Herald of Truth 3 Camera Three 10 7 45 - Morn1ng Report 4 a 00 - Leonard Repass 8 Gospel Caravan 6 Church Ser VICe 13 Mormon Cho•r-3 Day of D•scovery a Bllly James Harg•s.and h1s All Amencan K1ds 10 B 30 - Oral Roberts 3 Your Hea lth a Day of D 1scovery B Rex Hum bard 13 Rev1val F1res 15 Kathryn Kuhlan 6 Don Young 10 8 55 - Black Cameo 4 9 00 - Smg.ng Jubilee 3 Cadle Chapel a O:al Roberts 10 Rex Humbard 6 Old Fash1oned Meetmg 8 9 30 - Church by S1de of the Road a Globetrotters B Rev Char les Norn s 13 Mov1e Satan Never Sleeps' 10 10 00 ~ Church Serv1ce 4 Cvnoslty Shop 6 13 Garden Club 8 Thts Is The Life 3 Hour of Fa1th 15 10 15 - Talkmg Hands 8 10 30 - V1ewpomts 8 Th s Is The L1fe 15 Captain Noah 3 Beyond the M1rage 4 11 oo - Pom t ofViews6 Joy In Living 13 TVChapeiJ Focus on Columbus a \1 30 - Make A W1sh 13 CB PA Bowl 1ng 6 Wally s Workshop 3 Doctors On Call 4 lns•ght 15 12 00 - Calv1n Evans 13 Rex Humbard B Co lumbus Town Meet ng 10 Meet The Press 3 4 15 12 30 - Rcv1va! f1res 13 1 QQ ,...- Lower Lighthouse 13 D•rect1ons 6 WHA Play Off 8 10 Band Fest• val 3 Man fr om UNCLE 4 Kathryn Kuhlman 15 1 30 - Newsma ker 73 13 Sa1n t 15 2 00 - NBA Play Off 6 13 Dugout Dope 4 2 10 - Baseball a 2 30 - Sacred Heart 15 2 45 - Open Bible 15 3 00 - Stanley Cup Play OH 3 15 3 30 - Old Ttme Gospel Hour B Lee Trev•no s Gol f for Sw1 ng er s j 10 4 00 - Face the Nation 10 Marshall News Meetmg 33 4 30 - Audubon Wdd l1 fe Thea tre 33 Act1on 8 Urban League Presents 1o s 00 - An1mal World a Lass1e 10 Rlpples33 Star Trek a 5 JD---An 1mal World 10 Sesa me St 33 Wtnn1ng On My Mmd 8 Mov1 e The Wh1te Warner 13 6 00 - News a 60 M1n.utes B 10 Lloyd Bndges 3 Fadh For Today 15 6 30 - UntamedWor ld 6 NB C News3 4 15 Human D1mens10n 33 7 00 - Lawrence Welk 13 UFO B In The Know 10 Zoom 20 33 Wa1l Till Your Father Gets Home I) Safan to Adventure 3 Th1s Is Your L ife a 7 30 - Let 's Make A Deal6 D1ck Van Dyke 10 World of Otsney 3 4 15 U S Open Ba dm mton 20 33 B 00 - MASH B 10 FBI 6 13 9 00 - Ma sterpi ece Thea tr e 20 33 Robert Young w1th th e Young 6 13 9 30 - Barnaby Jones B 10 10 00 - F1nng L•ne20 33 Of Men & Women 6 13 10 3D---We Th1nk You Shou ld Know 3 Ev11 Touch 8 H1gh Road to Adventure 10 Pol 1ce Surgeon 15 Bobby Go ldsboro 4 George K1 rb y a 11 00 - News 3 a a 10 15 11 15 - News 6 8 10 13 11 10 - Johnny Ca r son 4 l.'i Jack Parr 13 Movtes My Li t tle Chickadee 3 L1sbon 8 Speedway 10 1 00 - News 4 13 MONDAY, MAY 1, 1973 6 00 - Sunr 1se Semmar 4 Sacred Hear t 10 6 15 - farm tt me 10 Engl tsh 3 6 20 - Farm Repor t 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Co l umbus T oday 4 B1b le Answers 8 Good News 13 School Scene 10 6 45 - Corncob Repo rt 3 6 55 - Take Ftv e for L 1fe 15 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News Weath er Sports 6 CBS News 8 10 Jeff s Col11e 13 7 30 - Rpm per Room 6 Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 Popeye 10 South should have been - Capt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revu e 13 Lass1e 6 Sesame JUSt as happy to let West St1:1 00 33 stru ggle wtfh three dta· 8 30 --- JackLalanne13 NewZooRevue6 monds It would have been a a '55 - Loca l News 13 struggle and an unsuccessful 9 00 - Paul Dtxon 4 Phil Donahue 15 Capt Kangaroo a one but South couldn't let Fnendly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Let's Make A Deal6 Ben Casey 13 well enough alone He btd 9 25 - Chuck While Report s 10 three spades 9 30 - To Tell the Tr uth 3 Jeo pardy 6 Hollywood s Talkma 10 East doubled West opened Beverly Hil l bil li eS B th e kmg of hearts A trump 10 00 - Colurnbus S1x Call1ng 6 D 1ck Van Dyke 13 D1nah Shore shtft at thiS pomt or a heart 3 15 Joker s Wild 8 10 contmuatwn followed by a 10 30 - Spl t1 Second13 Baffl e3 A 15 $10000Pyramldl:l 10 trump sh1ft would have left 11 OO - Pa ssword13 Saleof theCentury J 4 15 LoveAmencan South two tncks short of hiS Style 6 Gambit 8 10 E tec Co 20 doubled contract, but for 11 30 - Bewitched 6 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L 1fe reasons known only to htm ~ 8 10 Sesame St r eet 20 1 " 11 55 ...... News B Dan I me l s World 10 self West shtfted to the queen 12 00 - Pa ssword 6 News 10,... 13 Con tact a Bob Braun so so of clubs East thought a wlule went Club a Jeopat'dy 3 15 up wtth hiS ace and led back 12 30 - SplltSecond6 3Ws3 15 Search for TomorrowS 10 a club for hts partner to ruff 12 ss - NBC News 3 15 West's lead co uld only be ex· 1 00 - All My Ch•ldren 6 13 News J Secret Storm 8 Gree n Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 plamed as a smgleton ' Thts loolied like n'loney 1 20 - Fash1ons tn Sewmg 3 ~ fr om home to South Could 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Le t 's Make A Deall J As t he World he make h1s contract after Turns 8 10 Bowltng 6 2 00 - Days of Our Lt ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 Mike thiS help' He thought a whtle and Douglass 6 Gu1d1ng L1ght 8 10 played out dummy's ace and 2 30 - 0oc tors3 4,15 DatmgGame13 EdgeofNtghtB 10 3 oo - Another World 3 a 15 Genera l Hosp1tal6 13 Pnce fs SIX of trumps He wanted to be able to dtscard one of R1ght B, 10, Understanding Afr1ca 20 dummy 's diamonds on hiS 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One L1f-e to L•ve 6 13 km g of clubs and felt he had Secret Storm 10 Merv Gr1ff1n 1:1, Phil Donahue a French Chef 20 to play two rounds of trumps a 00 - Mtster Cartoon 3 Love Amencan St yle 13 HuckleberrY Houhd & Yog1 Bear 6 Somers.et 15 Sesame St 20 33 Mov te f hat play to work "ast rose wtth bts kmg of Forbidden 10 .rumps and could have set- 4 30 - Petttcoat Junct1on 3 I Love Lucy 6 Merv Gn fftn a tled South 's hash by leadmg W1ld Wdd We st 13 , Abbott & Costello 8 his last trump, but East had 5 00 - Bonanza 3 4 Hazel 8 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gnff 1th "hat he thought was a better 15 B•g Valley 6 5 30 - BeverlyHIIIb!lliesS Elec Co 33 GomerPytei3 Death tdea He led 'a diamond Va lley Days 15 Hodgepodge Lodg e 20 South ros e wtth the ace, diScarded a d1am ond on hts 5 55 - Earl N•gh tmgale 15 6 Oo--News 3 4 8 10 15 AB~~ News 13 Sesame St 20 Around kmg of clubs, cashed the d•a· the Bend 33 mond km g, ruffed h1 s last 6 30 News 6 CBS News a, 10 J Dream of Jeannte 13 diamond and made hts 1m~ News - 3 ABC a, 15, lns•ght 33 possible contract 7 00 - Tr uth or: Conseq J Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 C1rcus (NEWSPAPER EI>4TERPRISE ASSN ) 13 What s My L•ne8 Elec Co 20 Read Your Way Up33 Sa 1nt caen :~ 1!M!ffl!i os-o'"'" ' " 00-lon c•-•• ' *""~ ,,_, - E"'• '"""'"" 0§-Jo"' ' Television Log C(utdo Each Other m Error NORTH (D) .AQ6 ¥96542 • 6 52 "" , Xttl'.t...t•Jns~ South ? You South hold .K754 ¥K754 tAJ9 .32 What do you b1d? A-B1d one d1amond If your partner b1ds a maJor su1t you can ra1se h1rn Othcnnsc you can try nu~trump , TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner rcb1ds one notru mp What do yQu do now? Pro-Cons of Ohio Lottery Tax issue reviewed EDITORS NOTE: The followlag Js an explanatiou ol Slate Issue I on lhe May s Oblo primary ballot, repealing the Jll'llhlbilioa ID the Ohlo ConstltulioD agaiDsl a state lottery. would amend a section of the auo Constitution that forev ~r prohibits lottenes for any purpose m Ohio • If approved by a ma)ortty of voters, the amendment would authoriZe the General Assembly, after July 1, to set up a By LEE LEONARD spectal state agency to conduct UP! Statehouse Reportet lottertes, sell tickets, award COLUMBUS (UP!) - State prizes and divert the nee proIssue I on the May 8 ballot IS 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Young Dr Kildare 8 Hollywood Squa r es 4 Traffic Court 10 Do You Read Me 20~ EpiSOde Act 1on 33 Bobby Go ldSboro 3 Movte Tar..zan & the Lost Safari 13 B 00 - Rowan & Marttn s Laugh In 3, 4 15 Rook1es 6 Gun smoke 8 10 E1senstem 20, 33 9 00 - U S USSR Basketball 3 Mov tes The Bravos" 6, D , The Judge & Jake Wyler '-4 - 15 _,. 9 30 - Dons Day 8,10 Book Beat 20 33 10 00 - B1l l Cosby 8, 10 News 20 Oh Happy Day 33 10 30- Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News 3, 4 6 8 10 l'3 15 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4 15 Alan Ktng At Las Vegas 13 Elect1on Ret urn s 4 U S USSR Basketball 61 Movies Th~ Dunwtch Horror ' 8 Portra1t of a Mobster 10 1 00 - Focus on Col urnbus a News 13 2 00 - News 4 ceeds mto the state general re\!enue fl.Uld Prt\ ate lottenes wou1d not be permuted, although the courts have never coru,1rued state law to proh1b1t lottenes conducted by chantable orgamzahons or for pubhc beneht If the voters approve and the legt$larure creates a state lot· tery, Oh10 "'oulri 10m nmeo other states wtth lottertes, tnclodmg the border states of Mtchigan, Pennsylvama and New York Appro\ed Year Ago The same constrtut10nal amendment was approved by the Ohto Genera) Assembly m 1972, but •t was ruled off the ballot a )ear ago by the Ohto Supreme Court on techmcal The archttect of the J>'Opoaal, Sen Ronald M Mottl, DParma, who worked for more than t\\O years to get 1t on the ballot, contends a state lottery would produce $75 mtllton to $100 milhon a year m revenues for Ohio Dr Fredenck Stocker, an Ohto '- State Untverslty econo~ grounds nust and opponent of the lottery, has c1ted a much Lower figure - $3S mtlllon at the most Mottl s chief argument on behalf of the lottery IS to "keep Ohloans' money m Ohto " (Continued from page I) The sena.tor has srud between weekly newsletter GAl 1.1POLIS - Galha Academy Htgh $15 mtillon and $30 mllhon IS "At this rate, unless we expand our ov.n School Prmctpal James N M Dav1s leaVIng Ohto lot lottery tickets GALLIPOLIS Although tnfuel production, explore new energy Frtday announced the names of GAHS each year pnmanly to Mtchveshgallon continues, noth1ng substantial sources to curb our energy wastmg ways, maJorettes for the 1973·74 school term tgan and Pennsylvama has turned up m solvmg the robber)Amenca IS hteraliy gomg to run out of gas Eight glrls \'ere selected followmg Mottl satd residents of murder Tuesday mght of Marvm Kenneth m the not too distant future," he satd lnouts on Thursday To1edo and Youngstown Wray, 59, owner of Kenny 's carry.Out m They were Cmdy Smtth Shella Casstdy, frc'quently play the lottencs m Eureka Sandy Delhnger, Jane Hannon, Joan ne1ghbormg states, and 24 Galha County shenff James W Hannon, I cresa Bane, Peggy Scarberr} Ohwans already have won GALLIPOLIS - C1tl pollee Fnday Saunders reported Saturday hiS departand B.lrb,tra Evans $50,000 m pnzes m the ment has come up agamst a " brtck wall " mghlmvesligated a breakmg and entermg Ass1stt ng GAHS Band D1rector relatively new MIChigan and m lts mvestlgatton ''We're checkmg all at the B&B Ptzzena, 463 Second Ave Chdrlcs Ro\\C m the selectwns were E - Pennsylv,lma lotteries Juhus Preston owner, reported tips and leads but thus far have been F1 anklm Anderson and M1ss Roberta Pennsylvama netted $70 nulsomeone broke.mto a locked desk 11 1 a back unable to fmd any clues", he satd Anderson, of Marshall Umvcrs1tv 's han tn proceeds m tls first room and took a money pouch contammg Wray was ktlled shortly after 9 p m Thundcnng Herd band yeat, Mottl sa1d, and thls monTuesday at hts carry-out located south of $375 ey could be used for a vamty The Galha Count) she11ff s departEureka He dted from a shotgun blast m COMMENTS WANTED of general p\Jrposcs m Ohio the head Wray's wallet contammg an ment mvesh15aled a B&E at the Etvm COLUMBUS (UP£ I - Gov John J Supporters of the lottery also undetermmed amount of money and the Fraley resadence located ne.1r Bladen 1he G1lhg<:tn announced Saturda y \ISJtOIS to matntam revenues realized carryout's cash drawer were both emp- house had been ransacked accordmg to Oh1o's stale parks Will nov. have a chanJe could be used to lower property Deputy Ivan Fife Entry was made by to comment on the sm v1ce 1ecmved by lted klxes or fund such spec1aJ pro~ The body was found m a pool of blood prymg open a wmdm~ An mventot y IS fJilmg out response cards that w1ll be made JCClo,;; .1s .1 VIetnam Wa1 vet~ being taken to detenmnc v. hat "as stolen a vatlable th1s year behmd the counter eran s bonus Rep Alan E Norns, R-Westcr ville, .m opponent. rejects the " pot of gold" at b'1.1It1ent, pomtmg out lottery p1 oceeds • would fmance only 1 to 2 per GALLIPOliS - Steven J l .•.Jst Chance Carr y..Qut whe1 c• cent ot il st<J tc budget at the Carter, 20, Coal (,J ovc, was a tt uck dr 1vcn by Delbert S most cmd should not be r egard~ POMEROY - Thtrty-ftve dnvm g pnVIJ~ge s, DWI , Cited to Mumc1pal Court fo1 S\\ Is her 34, Gallipolis , s!J u~.:k e!j as d substit ute for tax proM defendants were fmed and 22 Deborah Gumther, Galhpohs, others forfeited bonds m Metgs $5 and costs, parkmg m no fa1ltu1 e to stop w1lhm the lhe wmdow of the cmt y~out gr<J ms assu 1cd clca1 dtslancc 11\\ ned by Sam Cm d1 1 hc1c ~Iinder Numbers Games County Court Fnday parking zone 1 Everett L followmg a th1 ee veh1clc ac Backers of the lottery, m"as mmor di:image Fmed by Judge Frank W Caldwell, Mtddlepm t, Rt I, $5 A foUL th acmdeut occurred Porter Jr were Uoyd M and costs, JllegrJl parking, cnient o~t 8 18 p m Fnda) on on Thtrd Ave whCiC an auto Mason, Coolville, Everett EJ Eddte Bigley , Reedsville, Rt I, Second Avc C1ty pollee sa1d Carter 's car tlnvcn b) M~xme H Denne~, Russell, Martella, Vtrg1l p ' $10 and costs no reg1strat1on Phtlhps, Pomeroy , Gary B plates , George D Stoba1 t, .s l1 ut:k the reat end of an auto 47, Rt 1, Vmton , stru ck an auto • • Th•·rrtr. Butcher, Ltttle Hockmg, Ractne, $15 and costs, clnvcn by Roger ~ Jackson owned by C h~u lcs Ragland of Jackte W Jenkms, Belpre , dtsturbang the peace, and 18 Rt I, Patnot The tmpact C~ al l lpoliS Tomght thru Shirley M Edwards, Reeds- Charles E Rose, Racme, Rt 2, fm ced Jackson s c.1r mto ;:m Wednesday vtlld, Thomas F Leman, $10 and costs, exp 1red auto dnven bJ Lmcl.t M Mlch.lel, 19 , Ht 2, Gallipolis Torch, Wtlltam Kmttel , oper~tors license BARBARA Pomeroy, Bon me S Pickens, Forfetttng bonds were I here \'H IS manor damage I homas Roge1 Lyon , Rt 1, Mtddleport, Earl H Gilkey, Thoma s H Balderson STREISAND Ton1ght thru Tue sday Patr1ot, \HI S charged w1th Middleport, and Jtmmte D Parkers bm g, Timothy R MaY68 Stiln lc v Kubnck 's IN McGmre, Crown Ctty, $10 and .Jones, l ebanon Mar y V failtn~ to stop \\1 thm the CLOCKWORK ORANGE clear distance costs each for speedmg Myers , Cuya hoga Fa lls, assured ( Tcc hm co lor) James E Johnson, Jr , Carroll V Knotts, Parkers· followang a m1shi.ip on Eastcin Mal co lm McDow el l • Patn ck Mag ee Parkersburg, $5 and cos!s, burg, Chester L Buck , Ave Ofhcers sa1d I yon's car Under 17 req u1r es oc st1 uck the rear of ;jn auto speedmg , Hobart Adkms, Athens John Duncan, Suffet n, co mpany1ng p<Jren t 0' Barboursv11le, W Va , $9 and N Y , Paul M LaLonde, di!Hn hy Cjnthaa Kay Carey, guardian R Adult s $1 so costs, speedmg, Donald L Ctncmnatt, Lester 0 Gardner. 23, of lndust1y Pa CARTOON A thud acc1dcnt occ un ed on Show.Sta r ts 7 p m . Hunnell , Pomeroy, Rt 3, V1enna W Va , Douglas M ' rourth 1 \ ve and PmC! St at the Shtrley A Btshop, Rutland , B1sse ll , Tuppers Plaws , Dana M Washburn, Harns~ Thomas Hendncks, Fa tr· vtlle, N Y , and Elza W borne, Steven K Henderson, BarttmiS, Reedsville, $15 and Mtddleport and Mahlou Eblen, $27 50 each costs each, speedmg, and Pomeroy , Glenn A Young, Btdwell, $10 speedin g , Wayn e Mont and costs, stop s1gn vtolatwn gomery , Blue Creek, Charlie E Patterson, Mllldleport, and LewiS G Taylor, Pomeroy 326 Second Ave Carl Randolph, Crown Ctty, Stephen A Phillips, McKells • • and Truman Hall, Mtddleport, Rock, Pa , $32 50 each , speedtn g Benny Wolfe , $25 and costs each, $10 suspended, over]oad, .Roy J Rutland, $17 50, no muffler , Newell, Pomeroy , $53 and Larry E Nelson, Mtddleport, costs, $23 suspended, overload, and Davtd Hysell, Mtddleport, Chnstopher Napper, Langs- Rt I, $17 50 each, no motor VIlle, $48 and costs, $18 cycle endorsement, Velva 0 suspended, overload, Vtrgtl L Lacy, Parkersbwg, $357 50, Toppms, Cheshire, $55 and DW!, Joseph F B1ghouse, costs, $10 suspended, over]oad, London, $81 50, overload , Carl Reg mal Gumm, Mmeral Wells, D Ford, Hockm gport, 138 35, $48 and costs, $18 suspended, speedmg tn park and Donst F overload, and Davad C Bonecutte1, Leland, N C , DeBaur , Parkers burg, $141 $17 50, tllegal parkmg Gowns -Jif~;<;~ costs, $71 suspended, overload & Carl J. Ctrcle, Racme, Rt I, OPEN HOUSE HELD SlipS cost only, fatlure to obtam REEDSVILLE Open by regtstratwn, Cectl VanQueen, house "as held at the ReedsVAN Galhpohs, $10 and costs, VIlle Post Offtce Monday m RAALTE fatlure to yteld, Kathleen observance of Postal Serv1ce Carpenter, Rutland, $150 and Day when 1mprmted envelopes Costs, three days confmement, honormg pasta] people were hcense suspended for SIX d1stnbuted to VISi lOI s and months, restn cted drlvtn g spec1al stamps were on sale prtvtleges, DWI , Frank V Refreshments of cooka es, Musser, Pomeroy, Rt 2, $150 donuts, coffee, and punch were and costs, three days con- served by Mrs Donna Gnffm, fmement, license suspended Mrs Opal Randolph , and Mrs for slx months, restn cted Ruth A Balderson Clues scant in • By Oswald & James Jacoby All sorts of stran~e thm gs happen m match pomt dupll cate West' s three-d1amond rmlk s lu~ed pmeapple , liz p}nt milk btd was the first oddity · He Fr1day, May 25 - Ham~ should have been really hapThursday , May 24 Spagheth wtth mea[ sauce, burger pall} on bun wtth PY to let East play three ca bbage and carrot salad, pickle, potatoes, green beans, clubs bread and butter, chocolate bread and butter, ICe cream, If.! MOSCOW ( UP! ) marshmallow puddmg, 'h pmt pmt nnlk Foregomg the Kremlin for a wooded country estate SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE overlookmg the Volga Rtver, presidential advtser Henry A Slt>IDAY MAY 6,1973 . .. Ill-roo'""' Ktssmger began talks Satur' Bl-t.• .. <oloo u - '""' .... ........ 90 - c . ,. 1 -G o; on II -CO O>< ,,,_ -. ""' I t - lion • day wtth Commumst party o ~ -h " " ' ,, _hoo..'"" loii\Ott o•- • · ~•on " ' "" , .. IJ Po• " , U lod .,., •• ,, chtef Leomd I !lrezhnev on a nr~ o. .. """'"' '9 - Co•OO oo-woo t~ - " " . J o · · -~"'·~··· 11r ·• ••,,.,," •1 "' """'' ;n - G''" ' ono planned Brezhnev trtp to fl - loou oo,...a """ al '" .. ~J-S ' ' " " • O t•• o l , . _ t •• tu - . .. I""' oo-1oouo to lh 36-(:""""' "' Washmgton I ,. ,_[O< •• 31 -ooo ""'"'" ,,··-_.,'" ·"''" 10>-lo '"I ""' ~ cludes \1. 1th the comment 'They're very safetyconscious throughout thts JOb Cooperation of Ohto Power Co has been 100 per cent tn actiOn, not JUst talkmg, to promote safety on this proJeCt You look at the green rtppling water of lhe Ohto Rtver and glance back at the prOJect site Then your gaze IS agam drawn, as 1f by a pow<:_rful magnet, up up up - to the cloud..,rowned top of the p.ollutton-ftghtmg gumt built by a company that IS also a gtant - m 1ts safety efforts " The • giant" the conc1uston avers to IS the 1,103-foot stack whtch wtll ,serve both llmlihon kilowatt power Wilts Ftrst umt of the plant IS scheduled for operatton In October, 1974, w1th the second gomg mto operat10n a year later By Bob Hoeflich a.~ked Building progJ:am support evtdence on the proJect Momtor IS the monthly publication of the Industrial Commission of Oh1o DIVISIOn of Safety and Hygiene Tttled I Dear Slr ~::-~=·::::::.::.-::-:-:::::::·:--: actiVIties at the General James M Gavm Power Plant here appears m the recent Issue of Mom tor It mdudes 13 pictures and considerable copy, 'I iJ~..t..~. ~ I By Hobart Wilson Jr. I 3-The Sunday Timeo-Sent1110l,Sunday,May6, 1973 GAHS majorettes for 73-74 announced Gasless robbery-murder Pouch holding $375 Court raps 57 Driver cited in accident eluding the powerful Ohto AFir CIO and some local chapters of the Umted Auto Wor~ers, mamtam a lotter) would ''put a cnmp" m numbers runnmg and orgamzed cnme b) offenng compet1hon Mottl smd New Jersey has experienced ~1 15 per cent reduction m syndicated crune smce ImttatLon of a lottery Norris satd such claiJIIs are hkely to earn a Illace m the Mafia Jokebook " because local numbers players can pa} a dime or a quarter, find out the same day tf he w1ns and collect c promptly Also, Norns sa1d, no mcome tax 1s pa1d on lllcga1 nwnbers wmnmgs Lottery supporters have Cited hgures showmg Penn· sylvanta w1th a pro]ecjcd annual gross mcome of $189 mtlhon · from the lotte1 y, New York With $144 nulhon and Ne" Jersey wtth $122 mtlhon Opponents have cla1med Ohwans do not gamble as much as persons m other states, o:lnd would not produce as much Mottl has smd Oluoans are gomg to g,tmble anyway, so the proceeds mtght as wel1 go fm sta le purposes Norns smd 1t 1s one thmg to allow gamblmg, but the state has no bll8mcss promotmg 1t And he addL'<i the state would have to advertise and promote the lottery wtth easy access to !tcket off tees, cheap prtces and good pnzcs m order to run a successful venture M,in y church groups across the state have JOmcd m opposttton , along: w1th an orga mzahon'knuwn as Oh10ans Agamst the I "ttery from Large _ Selection of Summer Handbags from 400 And Up COLO'l · TONIGHT ONLY MEIGS THEATRE WHAT'S UP Jewelry Gifts GIFT BOXED . Big 'Selection DOC ea'n.a .rnes' Ptns, pendants eamngs, sets An' t1que looks Many styles Real volue Gallipolis, Oh 10 HAS. retty ways to please m SCARVES: ~~)~ r\ Publ 1s hed every Sunday by Th e OhiO Valley Publlsh1no co GALLIPOL I S DAILY TRIBUNE 825 Th1rd Ave Ga l l1pOI s OhiO 456.11 Published eOJery weekday eOJen l ng excep t Satu r day Secon d Cla ss Postage PC11d at Ga1t1pol•s Oh10 45631 TH E DAILY SE NTINEL 111 Court St , Po m e oy 0 45769 Pur chase d every weekday even.ng except Sa turday Enlered as second c la ss mailing matter at Pomeroy OhiO Posl Offtce By c arr1er dally and Sundav. 55c oer week MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE S The Ga lli pOl iS Tr1bu ne 1n Oh10 and West V1rgm1a one year 515 s1x months $6, three monlhs S5 elsewhere $17 per yea r , S•X months 59 three month s S5 50 The Dally Senflnel one year Sl6 00 snt months SB 50 three monlhs .S5 00 T.he Un ted Pr e-<;<. In ternal•onal 1S excliJS •HI I' ent•tled to the use for pub ltc;H ton ot all news dispat ches credited to th ls new spaper and also the local new s published here1n LETTER DELIVERED PINERIDGE,S D (UPI )A letter from the Whtte House was ' handed across a barbed w1re fence Saturday to an rndian mediator In feathered headress speakmg for the besteged occupters of Wounded Knee It promlsed a meetmg wtth Whtte House represen lallves tf the mth tants agreed 1to la y dov, n tHe1r arms MASON DRIVE-IN ·.• , 1>1 'N V ' {\ ( ,1rl •fill N1t1lllly Tontght MOn , Tue May 6 1 a Double ~eature Proqram I Rl ,- Plus- \ WELCOME HOME, SOLDIER BOYS ( Rl JEWELRY ~ COX'S SCARVES: btg squares FRINGED: w lut1J m. gf•omelncs, cape, bordt•r prmts, floral! slrtp('S, acr.yl• i kmt, ~ J I 13 00 ~~ j, ' J • UMBRELLAS ~ • GIFT STORE HOURS UNHOLY ROLLERS Claud! a Je.nn•ngs Pleaser 4.00 "' SUNDAY T.IMES.SENTINEL A Sure b1!!. ~q u.tm.!s Ht l{f o m••tru ~ , lmrd 1 r pr1 nl s, :iln f1 ( s, llorrtls -- r~· r .' Mon & Fn 9 30 Ill 8 p .m Tues Wed Thur Sat 930\IISpm 1 f LAYAWAY- CHA RGE �I ,_, I -----,I I--------------------r-----, Let ten ol opinion weleomed. sboold I Monitor's Gavin report emphasis is on safety I than words long (or subject to reduction the I I 2- TheSWlday Tunes-Sentwl, SWlday,May 6,1973 r------------~--- --- Dateline 11Tbey be leu 300 be by editor ) and must be olgned with the slgaee'o llddren. Names may be withheld upoa pubUcalloa. However, oa nam01 will be dlsclooed. Lelten should be 1D good taste, addr01slug luues, not personaUii01. I 1 I 1 I ' 1 l I I I I Gallia I CHESHIRE - A stx'Page dtrected prtmanly at the " Sky-htgh Pollut1on F1gher Part of $ 3 ~-BJJllon Power 1 reature story on construction safety-consciousness 1n Complex," the article con- ""!""''• 1 I II •••?.Jtt. uuarr.,: l I I I Concerned about unconcern I am becomrng more and more concerned every day because of the seemmg unconcern on the part of so many people I meet all kmds of people every day and I believe that a great percentage of these people are as upset over the lack of morality m our country as I am We are havmg mass murder Legalized and hearmg 1t said that 11 IS for hwnamtartan reasons and on May 8 we are bemg asked to legalize another form of moral cancer Had 1t not have been prohibited by the State Constltuuon, this too would already have been forced on the people of Ohio The thing that roncerns me most IS the almost total stlence of professmg Chrtsltans on those matters What IS happenmg to the moral stamma of the church of Amertca today ' Not only does the stlence of professmg ChriSttans bother me but also the Wily some politlc1ans can pull the wool over some peoples' eyes There are two ways whtch are bemg used to en~ coura ge people to vote for the Lottery Tax Ore IS that 11 wtll ... ' .. ·= . ·:. ' • . :. :·:}::;:w..x·:-........ ~ Generation Rap ~ By Helen and Sue Bottel ~::~~. Neighbors Assume; Mom Fumes Dear Rap My daughter, 15\'.o, lS gomg wtth a 17-year-old boy They hold hands at school, date once a week, and are very concerned wtth keepmg stra1ght reputations My friends, however, probably because of all the adverse publiCity teens receive these days, btl me w•th such questiOns as, "Are they STILL gotng together' Aren't you gettmg nervous '" "I hope she knows about precautions you know teens today " "You let your daughter go out' Not me I Think what mtght happen " "Haven't you read 1 " (They evidently have all the latest printed facts about teens and sex, drugs, morals, etc ) They unply that all ktds ever thmk about IS gomg to bed Am I natve to believe m these two young people and gtvethem credtl for sense enough to wrut Wilt! they know they're ready ' DISGUSTED Dis Why don't you use the good old put-down "You ratse your kids and I'll rruse mme 1"? Since your fnends EXPECT "the worst" they'll probably get 1! wtth thetr ktds, but that doesn't mean ALL teens thmk about nothmg but sex, dope, etc Mostly , parents are gutlty here - they read too much I - SUE +++ Dear DISgusted You're much saner than your friends when you giVe your child credit for a senSible attitude toward sex - thiS probably because you've GNEN her thai att1tude m the ftrst pla ce HELEN +++ NOTE TO SUE Don't blame parents overmuch for thetr preoccupation With "bed and bad "When warmngs are thrown at them from every directiOn - books, movtes, exposes, handwrmgmg friends - onl}' complete stoiCs could avmd worry They're hearmg everything they never really wanted to know about tbe wild stde, and far too httle about the good stde of growmg up Naturally 1! mnuences thetr thinkmg What a shame the "good Stde" doesn't make hot copy' HELEN l.A.tnch Menus on a bWl , pmto beans, cold tomatoes, bread and butter, Galhpohs Ctty Schools frUlled gelabn, 112 pmt m1lk Menu Wednesday, May 16 - Oven Monday, May 1 -Pork and fned chtckcn wtth gravy, beef loaf wtth gravy, buttered mashed potatoes, app]esauce, peas and carrots, mashed bread and butter, cookLes, 112 potatoes, bread and butter, pmt mtlk shced peaches, 'h pmt mtlk Thursday, May 17 - Beef Tuesday, May 8 - Wiener on \lltth noodles, buttered peas, a bun wtth meat sauce, shel1te bread and butter, sliced beans, buttered corn, bread peached, 1 2 pmt mtlk and butter, shced pmeapple, % Fr•da} , May 18 - Tuna ftsh pmt milk sa lad sandwt ch, buttered · Wednesday, May 9 - Shced spma ch, potatoes, bread and turkey , mashed potatoes, butter, sliced pmeapple, 1h pmt applesauce, bread and butter, milk COOkieS, 'h ptnl mtlk Monday, May 21- Pork and Thursday, May 10 - Pork beef loaf wtlh gravy, mashed wtth noodles, green beans,~ potatoes, shellle beans, bread bread and butter, frmt gelatm, and butter, sliced peaches, 1h 'k pmt mtlk pmt mtlk Friday, May 11 - FISh Tuesday, May 22 - Wtener sandwtch, garden greens, on a bun with meat sauce, butlered potatoes, bread and cheese sttcks, buttered kale , butter tce cream, 'h pmt mtlk Puttered corn , bread and Monday, May 14 - Sloppy butter frm t gelatm, v, pmt Joe With chtps, cole slaw, green J'll lk beans , bread and butter, Wednesday , May 23 Pmeapple Up.S1de Down cake, Creamed cht cken , buttered 'h pmt milk peas and carrots, mashed Tuesday, May 15 - W1ener potatoes, brea d and butter, brmg m a gr eat amount of revenue and thereby gtve taxpayers relief The other way IS that people are gomg to gamble anyway so 11 rrught as well be legalized Let's take a look at the ftrsl reason After the cost of admtrustratLon the lottery could not possibly raiSe more than one percent of the State budget Thts one percent would come mostly from people who could least afford 11 People who for varwus reasons are down and out and who hope to ''Strike 1t rich'' They would be usmg money to gamble on a State sponsored Lottery, usmg money whtch was needed for other thmgs wtth only a mtlhon to one chance of wummg As the amendment now stands, there IS not even a destgnatwn as to what the money IS to be used for A vote for the L:>ttery would be hke giVIng the State LegiSlature a Signed blank check Thts would most certamly create many problems and money could posstbly be wasted The second reason ts so foolLsh, that 1t IS hard to understand how anyone, 1et alone a State Legtslator, could be fooled by 11 Simply because people are gomg to gamble IS no reason to legalize gambling lf It were, then, by the same reasomng we should legalize murder (which. has already seemmgly been done), we could also legaltze prostitution, we could also legalize the open aale and use of all drugs, not JUSt alcohol, and any other VICe that we could thmk up, JUSt as long as the State recetved •ts cut Surely there IS enough moral courage left m Chrtsbans to stand agamst such moral unnghteousness, and enough moral consclOusness m the citizens of Ohio to deny the legalization of the Lottery Tax Surely there IS sttll enough mterest m our democracy that everyone wtll go to the polls and vote May 8 and m every other election to come Rev Howard Shtveley, Box 1;13, RaCine, OhiO . ' Problem with R -rated movws Dear Sir I wonder tf other parents encounter the same problem that we do concermng the type of movies we have to see 1f we choose to take our children to the Drtv e~In theater We have small ch1Jdren that enjoy the drlve-m as compared to the theater downtown (as 1t IS tmposstble to keep small chtldren qwet for that length of tune ) It seems to me the vartety IS poor - A great percentage IS the Rofated type - very few family ftlms to choose from Last season we had to dtscontmue gomg as each tune we chose to go, the movte was somethmg chtldren shouldn't be subjected to Try to explam to 4 and 7 year old children why you can't attend the movte as planned Don't misunderstand me - I am not agamst the showmg o£ an R-rated film but I do object to bemg forced to choose between that or no movie at aU for my children I wonder if the poSitions were reversed and the owner of the theater had small chtldren What would he do ' I would like further comments on this subject from other • concerned parents Name Withheld on request Ir-------·--·--·-------·-~·--~·--·-~·, Beat • •• II Of the Bend I I Dear S1r As a board member, parent, and taxpayer in the Eastern School Dtstnct, I am wntmg thiS URGENT letter concermng the bmldmg program we all wtll vote on Tuesday Our spectal education program IS madequate and we do not have a band room at this ltme B} mcreasmg your taxes by only 2 7 mtlls we could have these two things, plus more classroom space, as we are overcrowded'now and new famthes are movmg mto our area steadily Another pomt I woqld like to brmg out IS we could keep our children m our diStrict 1 Some of the parents and children are travelmg some distance now but if we consohdate, most of us will have farther to travel Knowmg thiS, I know there would be children who would not, and could not, compete m extra curricular achVlhes as parents would not be able to fw-msh the transportahon" By your support at the polls Tuesday we can keep our chtldren at home Please vote Tuesday , May 8 between the hours of 6 30 and 6 30 - Roger Epple, President, Eastern DIStrict School Board POMEROY- A beautiful article on the IOOth anmversary of the Pomeroy National Bank, wr1tten by Mrs Maxme Grtfflth, cashier, IS featured m the May-June edition of the Natwnal Assoctallon of Bank Women Journal whtch IS diStrtbuted to banks across the nallon In the well~wr1tten feature, Maxme relates actlvttles from the plannmg stage through the actual observance last year at the Pomeroy bank About fiVe pages m length, the feature IS accomparued by a photograph of the women employes of the bank costumed 10 thetr penod fashiOned gowns made for the observance Publishers of the magazme also arranged for some attractive pencil type sketches accompanymg the article It's aU quite effectiVe The prunary sketch deptcts actiVIties at the bank durmg last year's observance, even to the pomt of showmg the bank's float m the Btg Bend Regatta Week End parade Perhaps the bank will put a copy or two of the magazme on display so that VISitors can look the feature over Most everyone should find It mterestmg MRS WILMA SARGENT has r'l)u'ed agam Wtlma has spent like ,43 years m public offtces and nghtly IS enlltled to her retirement She was m the county board of education offtce for many years but after reSignmg there accepted a part-tune pos1bon as secretary of the MeJgs Sotl and Water Conservation D1str1ct office She's now given that up Iilterested m so many thmgs, Wilma wtll have no trouble keepmg busy Mrs Leota Young has replaced Wtlma at the soil and water distn ct offtce FRIDAY AT 8 15 PM, the Metgs Jumor Htgh School m Mtddleport should rock With the mustc, vocal and mstrwnental, of Life, Inc , a modern group making tts flrst appearance m Metgs CoWtty The group does not only the top tunes of today but also show tunes <U~d standards Proceeds wtll go to the Metgs County cancer fund drtve Settmg a receptive mood for the audtence for a half hour before the show wtll be Armand Turley at the organ MRS LLOYD GEBBY, 5027 Troy Road, Sprtngfteld, Ohto, act1ve m a program to locate as many paratroopers as she can, IS currently seekmg the present address of Paul Chtlders who used to live at ReedsVIlle Anyone knowmg the address IS asked to please wrtte to Mrs Gebby A SCHOOL DAY IS MADE UP of many tnctdents Here IS a self-<>xplanatory one dtsclosed m a letter from a thankful parent to Bob Moms, prmctpal of the Pomeroy Elementary School 'Tius IS JUSt a note to tell you of my apprectation for the Safety Patrol children and to one boy mparticular "Today, my httle gtrl, a kmdergarten pupil, forgot to notify the bus drtver when he forgot to let her off the bus Several hundred yards down the road he realized his error He stopped and the patrol boy walked the child home "She had become qmte fnghtened The patrol boy was fnendly, cheerful and calm When they amved , she had settled down " It puts my mmd at ease to know these boys and gtrls do thetr JObs so well - above and beyond the call of duty If you could thank thiS boy for me for helpmg a fnghtened child, I'd be most grateful. I don't know his name but he rtdes the red ticket bus He wears g1asses and has brown hair" TUESDAY IS ELECTION DAY desptte the lack of local candtdates and consequently much local mterest Polls wtll be open m Metgs County from 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m The only local tssue ts a 2 7 bond measure tn the Eastern Local School DIStnct and, of course, there are the seven state ISsues to be voted upon throughout the coWtty WIN AT BRIDGE ... 11 18 - 71-Ro., >IOO<I Ho " '"" w "" ZO -~ o OO o hoto ~ .J 5 EAST • K102 WEST • 54 ¥AKQJ7 ¥10 • QJ84 • 97 3 .Al0987 2 .Q3 SOUTH .J9873 ¥83 AKlO .K64 + West None vulnerable North East South Pass Pru;s 1 • 2• 3"' 2¥ Pass 3+ P ass Pass 3 • Pass Pass Dble Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead-• K _:_ u - o"' o .,,,.,'"'.. ,on o o ooo Jl - "'' "; QO - l a, _.,. .. ,.,,., . . .. ' H - h oo .. .... .... 11- '"""1 H -G o o .o, ~~ . ~1-too o .. -~ P11 lko 0 on ~l-lo<o 3 1- 1 '"'"""" H - 8 oo t l i -C u o ""<' ··- .... • •-o.ooooooo• u-~· "' ~ollat ... 0 10 .. 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""" <O-Pod o dot 1' ~ 5 I '"·~· ... ~ .. . ~.""" t "" 0 • •• • Q .... 0 ~. ~ ~ SUNDAY, MAY6 1973 6 00 - Ftlm .:1 6 30 - Th1s Week .:1 Bob Harrmgton 6 1t Is the Day 10 Blue R1dge Quartet 13 7 DO - Commun 1que 6, Old T1me Gospel Hour 13 T1me For T1mothy 4 7 30 - Fa 1th For Today 8 Rev •val F1res 6 Herald of Truth 3 Camera Three 10 7 45 - Morn1ng Report 4 a 00 - Leonard Repass 8 Gospel Caravan 6 Church Ser VICe 13 Mormon Cho•r-3 Day of D•scovery a Bllly James Harg•s.and h1s All Amencan K1ds 10 B 30 - Oral Roberts 3 Your Hea lth a Day of D 1scovery B Rex Hum bard 13 Rev1val F1res 15 Kathryn Kuhlan 6 Don Young 10 8 55 - Black Cameo 4 9 00 - Smg.ng Jubilee 3 Cadle Chapel a O:al Roberts 10 Rex Humbard 6 Old Fash1oned Meetmg 8 9 30 - Church by S1de of the Road a Globetrotters B Rev Char les Norn s 13 Mov1e Satan Never Sleeps' 10 10 00 ~ Church Serv1ce 4 Cvnoslty Shop 6 13 Garden Club 8 Thts Is The Life 3 Hour of Fa1th 15 10 15 - Talkmg Hands 8 10 30 - V1ewpomts 8 Th s Is The L1fe 15 Captain Noah 3 Beyond the M1rage 4 11 oo - Pom t ofViews6 Joy In Living 13 TVChapeiJ Focus on Columbus a \1 30 - Make A W1sh 13 CB PA Bowl 1ng 6 Wally s Workshop 3 Doctors On Call 4 lns•ght 15 12 00 - Calv1n Evans 13 Rex Humbard B Co lumbus Town Meet ng 10 Meet The Press 3 4 15 12 30 - Rcv1va! f1res 13 1 QQ ,...- Lower Lighthouse 13 D•rect1ons 6 WHA Play Off 8 10 Band Fest• val 3 Man fr om UNCLE 4 Kathryn Kuhlman 15 1 30 - Newsma ker 73 13 Sa1n t 15 2 00 - NBA Play Off 6 13 Dugout Dope 4 2 10 - Baseball a 2 30 - Sacred Heart 15 2 45 - Open Bible 15 3 00 - Stanley Cup Play OH 3 15 3 30 - Old Ttme Gospel Hour B Lee Trev•no s Gol f for Sw1 ng er s j 10 4 00 - Face the Nation 10 Marshall News Meetmg 33 4 30 - Audubon Wdd l1 fe Thea tre 33 Act1on 8 Urban League Presents 1o s 00 - An1mal World a Lass1e 10 Rlpples33 Star Trek a 5 JD---An 1mal World 10 Sesa me St 33 Wtnn1ng On My Mmd 8 Mov1 e The Wh1te Warner 13 6 00 - News a 60 M1n.utes B 10 Lloyd Bndges 3 Fadh For Today 15 6 30 - UntamedWor ld 6 NB C News3 4 15 Human D1mens10n 33 7 00 - Lawrence Welk 13 UFO B In The Know 10 Zoom 20 33 Wa1l Till Your Father Gets Home I) Safan to Adventure 3 Th1s Is Your L ife a 7 30 - Let 's Make A Deal6 D1ck Van Dyke 10 World of Otsney 3 4 15 U S Open Ba dm mton 20 33 B 00 - MASH B 10 FBI 6 13 9 00 - Ma sterpi ece Thea tr e 20 33 Robert Young w1th th e Young 6 13 9 30 - Barnaby Jones B 10 10 00 - F1nng L•ne20 33 Of Men & Women 6 13 10 3D---We Th1nk You Shou ld Know 3 Ev11 Touch 8 H1gh Road to Adventure 10 Pol 1ce Surgeon 15 Bobby Go ldsboro 4 George K1 rb y a 11 00 - News 3 a a 10 15 11 15 - News 6 8 10 13 11 10 - Johnny Ca r son 4 l.'i Jack Parr 13 Movtes My Li t tle Chickadee 3 L1sbon 8 Speedway 10 1 00 - News 4 13 MONDAY, MAY 1, 1973 6 00 - Sunr 1se Semmar 4 Sacred Hear t 10 6 15 - farm tt me 10 Engl tsh 3 6 20 - Farm Repor t 13 6 25 - Paul Harvey 13 6 30 - Co l umbus T oday 4 B1b le Answers 8 Good News 13 School Scene 10 6 45 - Corncob Repo rt 3 6 55 - Take Ftv e for L 1fe 15 7 00 - Today 3 4 15 News Weath er Sports 6 CBS News 8 10 Jeff s Col11e 13 7 30 - Rpm per Room 6 Rocky & Bullwmkle 13 Popeye 10 South should have been - Capt Kangaroo 10 New Zoo Revu e 13 Lass1e 6 Sesame JUSt as happy to let West St1:1 00 33 stru ggle wtfh three dta· 8 30 --- JackLalanne13 NewZooRevue6 monds It would have been a a '55 - Loca l News 13 struggle and an unsuccessful 9 00 - Paul Dtxon 4 Phil Donahue 15 Capt Kangaroo a one but South couldn't let Fnendly Junct1on 10 AM 3 Let's Make A Deal6 Ben Casey 13 well enough alone He btd 9 25 - Chuck While Report s 10 three spades 9 30 - To Tell the Tr uth 3 Jeo pardy 6 Hollywood s Talkma 10 East doubled West opened Beverly Hil l bil li eS B th e kmg of hearts A trump 10 00 - Colurnbus S1x Call1ng 6 D 1ck Van Dyke 13 D1nah Shore shtft at thiS pomt or a heart 3 15 Joker s Wild 8 10 contmuatwn followed by a 10 30 - Spl t1 Second13 Baffl e3 A 15 $10000Pyramldl:l 10 trump sh1ft would have left 11 OO - Pa ssword13 Saleof theCentury J 4 15 LoveAmencan South two tncks short of hiS Style 6 Gambit 8 10 E tec Co 20 doubled contract, but for 11 30 - Bewitched 6 13 Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Love of L 1fe reasons known only to htm ~ 8 10 Sesame St r eet 20 1 " 11 55 ...... News B Dan I me l s World 10 self West shtfted to the queen 12 00 - Pa ssword 6 News 10,... 13 Con tact a Bob Braun so so of clubs East thought a wlule went Club a Jeopat'dy 3 15 up wtth hiS ace and led back 12 30 - SplltSecond6 3Ws3 15 Search for TomorrowS 10 a club for hts partner to ruff 12 ss - NBC News 3 15 West's lead co uld only be ex· 1 00 - All My Ch•ldren 6 13 News J Secret Storm 8 Gree n Acres 10 Not For Women Only 15 plamed as a smgleton ' Thts loolied like n'loney 1 20 - Fash1ons tn Sewmg 3 ~ fr om home to South Could 1 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Le t 's Make A Deall J As t he World he make h1s contract after Turns 8 10 Bowltng 6 2 00 - Days of Our Lt ves 3 4 15 Newlywed Game 13 Mike thiS help' He thought a whtle and Douglass 6 Gu1d1ng L1ght 8 10 played out dummy's ace and 2 30 - 0oc tors3 4,15 DatmgGame13 EdgeofNtghtB 10 3 oo - Another World 3 a 15 Genera l Hosp1tal6 13 Pnce fs SIX of trumps He wanted to be able to dtscard one of R1ght B, 10, Understanding Afr1ca 20 dummy 's diamonds on hiS 3 30 - Return of Peyton Place 3 15 One L1f-e to L•ve 6 13 km g of clubs and felt he had Secret Storm 10 Merv Gr1ff1n 1:1, Phil Donahue a French Chef 20 to play two rounds of trumps a 00 - Mtster Cartoon 3 Love Amencan St yle 13 HuckleberrY Houhd & Yog1 Bear 6 Somers.et 15 Sesame St 20 33 Mov te f hat play to work "ast rose wtth bts kmg of Forbidden 10 .rumps and could have set- 4 30 - Petttcoat Junct1on 3 I Love Lucy 6 Merv Gn fftn a tled South 's hash by leadmg W1ld Wdd We st 13 , Abbott & Costello 8 his last trump, but East had 5 00 - Bonanza 3 4 Hazel 8 Mr Rogers 20 33 Andy Gnff 1th "hat he thought was a better 15 B•g Valley 6 5 30 - BeverlyHIIIb!lliesS Elec Co 33 GomerPytei3 Death tdea He led 'a diamond Va lley Days 15 Hodgepodge Lodg e 20 South ros e wtth the ace, diScarded a d1am ond on hts 5 55 - Earl N•gh tmgale 15 6 Oo--News 3 4 8 10 15 AB~~ News 13 Sesame St 20 Around kmg of clubs, cashed the d•a· the Bend 33 mond km g, ruffed h1 s last 6 30 News 6 CBS News a, 10 J Dream of Jeannte 13 diamond and made hts 1m~ News - 3 ABC a, 15, lns•ght 33 possible contract 7 00 - Tr uth or: Conseq J Beat the Clock 4 News 6 10 C1rcus (NEWSPAPER EI>4TERPRISE ASSN ) 13 What s My L•ne8 Elec Co 20 Read Your Way Up33 Sa 1nt caen :~ 1!M!ffl!i os-o'"'" ' " 00-lon c•-•• ' *""~ ,,_, - E"'• '"""'"" 0§-Jo"' ' Television Log C(utdo Each Other m Error NORTH (D) .AQ6 ¥96542 • 6 52 "" , Xttl'.t...t•Jns~ South ? You South hold .K754 ¥K754 tAJ9 .32 What do you b1d? A-B1d one d1amond If your partner b1ds a maJor su1t you can ra1se h1rn Othcnnsc you can try nu~trump , TODAY'S QUESTION Your partner rcb1ds one notru mp What do yQu do now? Pro-Cons of Ohio Lottery Tax issue reviewed EDITORS NOTE: The followlag Js an explanatiou ol Slate Issue I on lhe May s Oblo primary ballot, repealing the Jll'llhlbilioa ID the Ohlo ConstltulioD agaiDsl a state lottery. would amend a section of the auo Constitution that forev ~r prohibits lottenes for any purpose m Ohio • If approved by a ma)ortty of voters, the amendment would authoriZe the General Assembly, after July 1, to set up a By LEE LEONARD spectal state agency to conduct UP! Statehouse Reportet lottertes, sell tickets, award COLUMBUS (UP!) - State prizes and divert the nee proIssue I on the May 8 ballot IS 7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Young Dr Kildare 8 Hollywood Squa r es 4 Traffic Court 10 Do You Read Me 20~ EpiSOde Act 1on 33 Bobby Go ldSboro 3 Movte Tar..zan & the Lost Safari 13 B 00 - Rowan & Marttn s Laugh In 3, 4 15 Rook1es 6 Gun smoke 8 10 E1senstem 20, 33 9 00 - U S USSR Basketball 3 Mov tes The Bravos" 6, D , The Judge & Jake Wyler '-4 - 15 _,. 9 30 - Dons Day 8,10 Book Beat 20 33 10 00 - B1l l Cosby 8, 10 News 20 Oh Happy Day 33 10 30- Wall Street Week 33 11 00 - News 3, 4 6 8 10 l'3 15 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3, 4 15 Alan Ktng At Las Vegas 13 Elect1on Ret urn s 4 U S USSR Basketball 61 Movies Th~ Dunwtch Horror ' 8 Portra1t of a Mobster 10 1 00 - Focus on Col urnbus a News 13 2 00 - News 4 ceeds mto the state general re\!enue fl.Uld Prt\ ate lottenes wou1d not be permuted, although the courts have never coru,1rued state law to proh1b1t lottenes conducted by chantable orgamzahons or for pubhc beneht If the voters approve and the legt$larure creates a state lot· tery, Oh10 "'oulri 10m nmeo other states wtth lottertes, tnclodmg the border states of Mtchigan, Pennsylvama and New York Appro\ed Year Ago The same constrtut10nal amendment was approved by the Ohto Genera) Assembly m 1972, but •t was ruled off the ballot a )ear ago by the Ohto Supreme Court on techmcal The archttect of the J>'Opoaal, Sen Ronald M Mottl, DParma, who worked for more than t\\O years to get 1t on the ballot, contends a state lottery would produce $75 mtllton to $100 milhon a year m revenues for Ohio Dr Fredenck Stocker, an Ohto '- State Untverslty econo~ grounds nust and opponent of the lottery, has c1ted a much Lower figure - $3S mtlllon at the most Mottl s chief argument on behalf of the lottery IS to "keep Ohloans' money m Ohto " (Continued from page I) The sena.tor has srud between weekly newsletter GAl 1.1POLIS - Galha Academy Htgh $15 mtillon and $30 mllhon IS "At this rate, unless we expand our ov.n School Prmctpal James N M Dav1s leaVIng Ohto lot lottery tickets GALLIPOLIS Although tnfuel production, explore new energy Frtday announced the names of GAHS each year pnmanly to Mtchveshgallon continues, noth1ng substantial sources to curb our energy wastmg ways, maJorettes for the 1973·74 school term tgan and Pennsylvama has turned up m solvmg the robber)Amenca IS hteraliy gomg to run out of gas Eight glrls \'ere selected followmg Mottl satd residents of murder Tuesday mght of Marvm Kenneth m the not too distant future," he satd lnouts on Thursday To1edo and Youngstown Wray, 59, owner of Kenny 's carry.Out m They were Cmdy Smtth Shella Casstdy, frc'quently play the lottencs m Eureka Sandy Delhnger, Jane Hannon, Joan ne1ghbormg states, and 24 Galha County shenff James W Hannon, I cresa Bane, Peggy Scarberr} Ohwans already have won GALLIPOLIS - C1tl pollee Fnday Saunders reported Saturday hiS departand B.lrb,tra Evans $50,000 m pnzes m the ment has come up agamst a " brtck wall " mghlmvesligated a breakmg and entermg Ass1stt ng GAHS Band D1rector relatively new MIChigan and m lts mvestlgatton ''We're checkmg all at the B&B Ptzzena, 463 Second Ave Chdrlcs Ro\\C m the selectwns were E - Pennsylv,lma lotteries Juhus Preston owner, reported tips and leads but thus far have been F1 anklm Anderson and M1ss Roberta Pennsylvama netted $70 nulsomeone broke.mto a locked desk 11 1 a back unable to fmd any clues", he satd Anderson, of Marshall Umvcrs1tv 's han tn proceeds m tls first room and took a money pouch contammg Wray was ktlled shortly after 9 p m Thundcnng Herd band yeat, Mottl sa1d, and thls monTuesday at hts carry-out located south of $375 ey could be used for a vamty The Galha Count) she11ff s departEureka He dted from a shotgun blast m COMMENTS WANTED of general p\Jrposcs m Ohio the head Wray's wallet contammg an ment mvesh15aled a B&E at the Etvm COLUMBUS (UP£ I - Gov John J Supporters of the lottery also undetermmed amount of money and the Fraley resadence located ne.1r Bladen 1he G1lhg<:tn announced Saturda y \ISJtOIS to matntam revenues realized carryout's cash drawer were both emp- house had been ransacked accordmg to Oh1o's stale parks Will nov. have a chanJe could be used to lower property Deputy Ivan Fife Entry was made by to comment on the sm v1ce 1ecmved by lted klxes or fund such spec1aJ pro~ The body was found m a pool of blood prymg open a wmdm~ An mventot y IS fJilmg out response cards that w1ll be made JCClo,;; .1s .1 VIetnam Wa1 vet~ being taken to detenmnc v. hat "as stolen a vatlable th1s year behmd the counter eran s bonus Rep Alan E Norns, R-Westcr ville, .m opponent. rejects the " pot of gold" at b'1.1It1ent, pomtmg out lottery p1 oceeds • would fmance only 1 to 2 per GALLIPOliS - Steven J l .•.Jst Chance Carr y..Qut whe1 c• cent ot il st<J tc budget at the Carter, 20, Coal (,J ovc, was a tt uck dr 1vcn by Delbert S most cmd should not be r egard~ POMEROY - Thtrty-ftve dnvm g pnVIJ~ge s, DWI , Cited to Mumc1pal Court fo1 S\\ Is her 34, Gallipolis , s!J u~.:k e!j as d substit ute for tax proM defendants were fmed and 22 Deborah Gumther, Galhpohs, others forfeited bonds m Metgs $5 and costs, parkmg m no fa1ltu1 e to stop w1lhm the lhe wmdow of the cmt y~out gr<J ms assu 1cd clca1 dtslancc 11\\ ned by Sam Cm d1 1 hc1c ~Iinder Numbers Games County Court Fnday parking zone 1 Everett L followmg a th1 ee veh1clc ac Backers of the lottery, m"as mmor di:image Fmed by Judge Frank W Caldwell, Mtddlepm t, Rt I, $5 A foUL th acmdeut occurred Porter Jr were Uoyd M and costs, JllegrJl parking, cnient o~t 8 18 p m Fnda) on on Thtrd Ave whCiC an auto Mason, Coolville, Everett EJ Eddte Bigley , Reedsville, Rt I, Second Avc C1ty pollee sa1d Carter 's car tlnvcn b) M~xme H Denne~, Russell, Martella, Vtrg1l p ' $10 and costs no reg1strat1on Phtlhps, Pomeroy , Gary B plates , George D Stoba1 t, .s l1 ut:k the reat end of an auto 47, Rt 1, Vmton , stru ck an auto • • Th•·rrtr. Butcher, Ltttle Hockmg, Ractne, $15 and costs, clnvcn by Roger ~ Jackson owned by C h~u lcs Ragland of Jackte W Jenkms, Belpre , dtsturbang the peace, and 18 Rt I, Patnot The tmpact C~ al l lpoliS Tomght thru Shirley M Edwards, Reeds- Charles E Rose, Racme, Rt 2, fm ced Jackson s c.1r mto ;:m Wednesday vtlld, Thomas F Leman, $10 and costs, exp 1red auto dnven bJ Lmcl.t M Mlch.lel, 19 , Ht 2, Gallipolis Torch, Wtlltam Kmttel , oper~tors license BARBARA Pomeroy, Bon me S Pickens, Forfetttng bonds were I here \'H IS manor damage I homas Roge1 Lyon , Rt 1, Mtddleport, Earl H Gilkey, Thoma s H Balderson STREISAND Ton1ght thru Tue sday Patr1ot, \HI S charged w1th Middleport, and Jtmmte D Parkers bm g, Timothy R MaY68 Stiln lc v Kubnck 's IN McGmre, Crown Ctty, $10 and .Jones, l ebanon Mar y V failtn~ to stop \\1 thm the CLOCKWORK ORANGE clear distance costs each for speedmg Myers , Cuya hoga Fa lls, assured ( Tcc hm co lor) James E Johnson, Jr , Carroll V Knotts, Parkers· followang a m1shi.ip on Eastcin Mal co lm McDow el l • Patn ck Mag ee Parkersburg, $5 and cos!s, burg, Chester L Buck , Ave Ofhcers sa1d I yon's car Under 17 req u1r es oc st1 uck the rear of ;jn auto speedmg , Hobart Adkms, Athens John Duncan, Suffet n, co mpany1ng p<Jren t 0' Barboursv11le, W Va , $9 and N Y , Paul M LaLonde, di!Hn hy Cjnthaa Kay Carey, guardian R Adult s $1 so costs, speedmg, Donald L Ctncmnatt, Lester 0 Gardner. 23, of lndust1y Pa CARTOON A thud acc1dcnt occ un ed on Show.Sta r ts 7 p m . Hunnell , Pomeroy, Rt 3, V1enna W Va , Douglas M ' rourth 1 \ ve and PmC! St at the Shtrley A Btshop, Rutland , B1sse ll , Tuppers Plaws , Dana M Washburn, Harns~ Thomas Hendncks, Fa tr· vtlle, N Y , and Elza W borne, Steven K Henderson, BarttmiS, Reedsville, $15 and Mtddleport and Mahlou Eblen, $27 50 each costs each, speedmg, and Pomeroy , Glenn A Young, Btdwell, $10 speedin g , Wayn e Mont and costs, stop s1gn vtolatwn gomery , Blue Creek, Charlie E Patterson, Mllldleport, and LewiS G Taylor, Pomeroy 326 Second Ave Carl Randolph, Crown Ctty, Stephen A Phillips, McKells • • and Truman Hall, Mtddleport, Rock, Pa , $32 50 each , speedtn g Benny Wolfe , $25 and costs each, $10 suspended, over]oad, .Roy J Rutland, $17 50, no muffler , Newell, Pomeroy , $53 and Larry E Nelson, Mtddleport, costs, $23 suspended, overload, and Davtd Hysell, Mtddleport, Chnstopher Napper, Langs- Rt I, $17 50 each, no motor VIlle, $48 and costs, $18 cycle endorsement, Velva 0 suspended, overload, Vtrgtl L Lacy, Parkersbwg, $357 50, Toppms, Cheshire, $55 and DW!, Joseph F B1ghouse, costs, $10 suspended, over]oad, London, $81 50, overload , Carl Reg mal Gumm, Mmeral Wells, D Ford, Hockm gport, 138 35, $48 and costs, $18 suspended, speedmg tn park and Donst F overload, and Davad C Bonecutte1, Leland, N C , DeBaur , Parkers burg, $141 $17 50, tllegal parkmg Gowns -Jif~;<;~ costs, $71 suspended, overload & Carl J. Ctrcle, Racme, Rt I, OPEN HOUSE HELD SlipS cost only, fatlure to obtam REEDSVILLE Open by regtstratwn, Cectl VanQueen, house "as held at the ReedsVAN Galhpohs, $10 and costs, VIlle Post Offtce Monday m RAALTE fatlure to yteld, Kathleen observance of Postal Serv1ce Carpenter, Rutland, $150 and Day when 1mprmted envelopes Costs, three days confmement, honormg pasta] people were hcense suspended for SIX d1stnbuted to VISi lOI s and months, restn cted drlvtn g spec1al stamps were on sale prtvtleges, DWI , Frank V Refreshments of cooka es, Musser, Pomeroy, Rt 2, $150 donuts, coffee, and punch were and costs, three days con- served by Mrs Donna Gnffm, fmement, license suspended Mrs Opal Randolph , and Mrs for slx months, restn cted Ruth A Balderson Clues scant in • By Oswald & James Jacoby All sorts of stran~e thm gs happen m match pomt dupll cate West' s three-d1amond rmlk s lu~ed pmeapple , liz p}nt milk btd was the first oddity · He Fr1day, May 25 - Ham~ should have been really hapThursday , May 24 Spagheth wtth mea[ sauce, burger pall} on bun wtth PY to let East play three ca bbage and carrot salad, pickle, potatoes, green beans, clubs bread and butter, chocolate bread and butter, ICe cream, If.! MOSCOW ( UP! ) marshmallow puddmg, 'h pmt pmt nnlk Foregomg the Kremlin for a wooded country estate SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLE overlookmg the Volga Rtver, presidential advtser Henry A Slt>IDAY MAY 6,1973 . .. Ill-roo'""' Ktssmger began talks Satur' Bl-t.• .. <oloo u - '""' .... ........ 90 - c . ,. 1 -G o; on II -CO O>< ,,,_ -. ""' I t - lion • day wtth Commumst party o ~ -h " " ' ,, _hoo..'"" loii\Ott o•- • · ~•on " ' "" , .. IJ Po• " , U lod .,., •• ,, chtef Leomd I !lrezhnev on a nr~ o. .. """'"' '9 - Co•OO oo-woo t~ - " " . J o · · -~"'·~··· 11r ·• ••,,.,," •1 "' """'' ;n - G''" ' ono planned Brezhnev trtp to fl - loou oo,...a """ al '" .. ~J-S ' ' " " • O t•• o l , . _ t •• tu - . .. I""' oo-1oouo to lh 36-(:""""' "' Washmgton I ,. ,_[O< •• 31 -ooo ""'"'" ,,··-_.,'" ·"''" 10>-lo '"I ""' ~ cludes \1. 1th the comment 'They're very safetyconscious throughout thts JOb Cooperation of Ohto Power Co has been 100 per cent tn actiOn, not JUst talkmg, to promote safety on this proJeCt You look at the green rtppling water of lhe Ohto Rtver and glance back at the prOJect site Then your gaze IS agam drawn, as 1f by a pow<:_rful magnet, up up up - to the cloud..,rowned top of the p.ollutton-ftghtmg gumt built by a company that IS also a gtant - m 1ts safety efforts " The • giant" the conc1uston avers to IS the 1,103-foot stack whtch wtll ,serve both llmlihon kilowatt power Wilts Ftrst umt of the plant IS scheduled for operatton In October, 1974, w1th the second gomg mto operat10n a year later By Bob Hoeflich a.~ked Building progJ:am support evtdence on the proJect Momtor IS the monthly publication of the Industrial Commission of Oh1o DIVISIOn of Safety and Hygiene Tttled I Dear Slr ~::-~=·::::::.::.-::-:-:::::::·:--: actiVIties at the General James M Gavm Power Plant here appears m the recent Issue of Mom tor It mdudes 13 pictures and considerable copy, 'I iJ~..t..~. ~ I By Hobart Wilson Jr. I 3-The Sunday Timeo-Sent1110l,Sunday,May6, 1973 GAHS majorettes for 73-74 announced Gasless robbery-murder Pouch holding $375 Court raps 57 Driver cited in accident eluding the powerful Ohto AFir CIO and some local chapters of the Umted Auto Wor~ers, mamtam a lotter) would ''put a cnmp" m numbers runnmg and orgamzed cnme b) offenng compet1hon Mottl smd New Jersey has experienced ~1 15 per cent reduction m syndicated crune smce ImttatLon of a lottery Norris satd such claiJIIs are hkely to earn a Illace m the Mafia Jokebook " because local numbers players can pa} a dime or a quarter, find out the same day tf he w1ns and collect c promptly Also, Norns sa1d, no mcome tax 1s pa1d on lllcga1 nwnbers wmnmgs Lottery supporters have Cited hgures showmg Penn· sylvanta w1th a pro]ecjcd annual gross mcome of $189 mtlhon · from the lotte1 y, New York With $144 nulhon and Ne" Jersey wtth $122 mtlhon Opponents have cla1med Ohwans do not gamble as much as persons m other states, o:lnd would not produce as much Mottl has smd Oluoans are gomg to g,tmble anyway, so the proceeds mtght as wel1 go fm sta le purposes Norns smd 1t 1s one thmg to allow gamblmg, but the state has no bll8mcss promotmg 1t And he addL'<i the state would have to advertise and promote the lottery wtth easy access to !tcket off tees, cheap prtces and good pnzcs m order to run a successful venture M,in y church groups across the state have JOmcd m opposttton , along: w1th an orga mzahon'knuwn as Oh10ans Agamst the I "ttery from Large _ Selection of Summer Handbags from 400 And Up COLO'l · TONIGHT ONLY MEIGS THEATRE WHAT'S UP Jewelry Gifts GIFT BOXED . Big 'Selection DOC ea'n.a .rnes' Ptns, pendants eamngs, sets An' t1que looks Many styles Real volue Gallipolis, Oh 10 HAS. retty ways to please m SCARVES: ~~)~ r\ Publ 1s hed every Sunday by Th e OhiO Valley Publlsh1no co GALLIPOL I S DAILY TRIBUNE 825 Th1rd Ave Ga l l1pOI s OhiO 456.11 Published eOJery weekday eOJen l ng excep t Satu r day Secon d Cla ss Postage PC11d at Ga1t1pol•s Oh10 45631 TH E DAILY SE NTINEL 111 Court St , Po m e oy 0 45769 Pur chase d every weekday even.ng except Sa turday Enlered as second c la ss mailing matter at Pomeroy OhiO Posl Offtce By c arr1er dally and Sundav. 55c oer week MAIL SUBSCRIPTION RATE S The Ga lli pOl iS Tr1bu ne 1n Oh10 and West V1rgm1a one year 515 s1x months $6, three monlhs S5 elsewhere $17 per yea r , S•X months 59 three month s S5 50 The Dally Senflnel one year Sl6 00 snt months SB 50 three monlhs .S5 00 T.he Un ted Pr e-<;<. In ternal•onal 1S excliJS •HI I' ent•tled to the use for pub ltc;H ton ot all news dispat ches credited to th ls new spaper and also the local new s published here1n LETTER DELIVERED PINERIDGE,S D (UPI )A letter from the Whtte House was ' handed across a barbed w1re fence Saturday to an rndian mediator In feathered headress speakmg for the besteged occupters of Wounded Knee It promlsed a meetmg wtth Whtte House represen lallves tf the mth tants agreed 1to la y dov, n tHe1r arms MASON DRIVE-IN ·.• , 1>1 'N V ' {\ ( ,1rl •fill N1t1lllly Tontght MOn , Tue May 6 1 a Double ~eature Proqram I Rl ,- Plus- \ WELCOME HOME, SOLDIER BOYS ( Rl JEWELRY ~ COX'S SCARVES: btg squares FRINGED: w lut1J m. gf•omelncs, cape, bordt•r prmts, floral! slrtp('S, acr.yl• i kmt, ~ J I 13 00 ~~ j, ' J • UMBRELLAS ~ • GIFT STORE HOURS UNHOLY ROLLERS Claud! a Je.nn•ngs Pleaser 4.00 "' SUNDAY T.IMES.SENTINEL A Sure b1!!. ~q u.tm.!s Ht l{f o m••tru ~ , lmrd 1 r pr1 nl s, :iln f1 ( s, llorrtls -- r~· r .' Mon & Fn 9 30 Ill 8 p .m Tues Wed Thur Sat 930\IISpm 1 f LAYAWAY- CHA RGE �• •• • 5- Tbe Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, May s; 1973 " 4- The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, May 6, 1973 Karen .Dennis betrothed Deborah North completes plans GALUPOUS-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dennis, '4551Lariat Dr., Gallipolis announce the engagement of their' daughter, Karen to Rodney LyMStaplcton, son of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Carl Staple!Dn, Rt. 1 Crown City . The bride-elect IS a 1971 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and a 1973 graduate of Gallipolis Business College. She is employed at. the Commercial and Savings Bank. Stapleton is a 1971 graduate of Hannan Trace and is employed by G and J's AulD Parts . An open church wedding is planned for 2:30p.m. Saturday , June 23, at Faith Baptist Church, Rodney, with a reception immediately following at the church . W.:ise, RETURN HOME FRANKFORT, phio - Mrs. Charles Beaver, Rt. I Frank.fort, who recently underwent . surgery at Chillicothe HospiUII, was returned to the hospital with chest pains and was in . intensive care for a few days. Mrs. Beaver is now at horne · and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. ~ Beaver are former residents of : Gallipolis and have two THE SIGN . OF SAFE mother . Miss North has chosen as her Mr . and Mrs . John North, Jr., matrun of honor Mrs. Tom hij s completed the pl<:~ns fl)f her Davis, Gallipolis. The bridesforth co ming marriage to maids will be Mrs. Rick Hand· Lester Jay Casto, son of Mr. Icy. Huntington, s ister or the and Mrs. Lester Casto, Point groom, Mrs. Jerrery Smith, Pleasant. Gallipolis, and Mrs. David The double.ring ceremony McNeill , Xenia. CHsto has chosen Marshall will be perfomJed by the Rev . E. Wilson Wahl and the Rev . (Stormy) See, Point Pleal;llnt,. Harry Cole on Sunday , May 13 as his best" man . "fhe ushers .at the First Baptist Church at will be Rick Handley , HunThird and Locu st. Pre.nuptial tington, John Nor th If!, brother mu sic will be played at 2 P:m. of the bride and Charles Cox, by Mis.s Ann San~crs , organ~st , Gallipolis. The custom of open church a~d MJss .su~n Spro~, solmst, w1ll be s1.ngm g spec1a.l sele~· will be observed. Miss Cindy ~ions: The ce remony w1!l ~e~.m CiJslo and Mrs. James Blank 'A--ill register the guests. An <~t 2:30 p.m. and the bndc ~.~,~u be given by bnth her fa ~her and open reception will follow in the church Fellowship Room . Assisting will be Mrs. Richard Bowersox, Mrs, J ohn Paul Kerns, an d Mrs. Darrell Ball. .A Shower honoring Mi ss North wa s given recently by Mrs. Turn Davis and 1 Mrs. .James Blank nt the home of Mr . and Mrs. James Hanson. Mrs. Bi ll Matthews, Mrs. Edwin Ede lblute, Mrs. Cliff Wilson and Mrs. Smeltzer Rose were hos tesses for a miscellaneous shower hel~ in the First Baptis t Church Fellowship Room. GAI.I.IPOLIS Miss Deborah North , daughter of d.authers living here, Mrs . Herb !Charlene) Slone and Mrs . Richard (Barba•·a) Randolph . Brent Alan Beaver, Rt. 9 Chillicothe, the four year· old son of Mr. and Mrs Hannie Beaver, and grandson of Mr . . and Mrs. Charles Beaver, has. recently returned home fo llowing surgery. He is in satisfactory condition. • GALLIPOLIS SAVIN.GS AND LOAN - -., - SAVINGS 1 co. GUARANTEED . SAVIIGS . . ~ ~ • • • • zYear, Saving~ •. Certificates 1 5,000 minimum .. Savings Certificates $1,000 minimum 1 Year Passbook Savings Accounts Save Any Amount Any Time . . . Interest. paid qmu1erly on .all certificates .... Deposit by the lOth of the month and <'arn frum th.- first. ' Interest available monthly on accmmt ~ of $l ,IHHI or mort' THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and .LOAN .COMPANY OPPOSITE POST OFFiCE WEDNESDAY TUESDAY THE RIO Grande Mothers THE RIO GRANDE Faculty League will hav-e installation Women's Club wiU meet at 7:30 dinner at the Colonial Inn . . p.m. at the home of Mary Members are to meet at the Christen5en. Baptist Church at 6 p.m. THE First presbyterian GRACE Methodist . Circle church E"ening Circle meets number five C:lt the church, 1 with Mrs . Clayton Miller at .8 p.m. The nursery will be open . p.m. GALliPOLIS,.OHIO PHONE 446-3832 Seniors to open new center soon GA LLIPOLIS - The Ca llia Coun ty Seni or Ci tizens will have their first meeting in the new headquarters at the old Holzer Hos pita l building, Tuesday at 6:30p.m. The club has worked for many months to obtain a permanent home for the center a nd will now occupy the old medical records area on the ba sement level which may be reached cither ·frorn Cedar St. , or the old ambulance entrance. Members are asked to bring the ir own table .se rvice for the potl uck meal whieh will be . followed by a ''Fun Prog ram. " ·Anyone in the a~;:e group 55 or ulder is invited and urged tf) atlend. Th e orga nization has many "boosters" wh o are also welCome. · Thanks to the cooperation of lhe federal governm e nt, which has recognized the needs of this segment of the population, and the state and county governme nts, many pn)g rams are in planning for the -be nefit of senior citize ns. There are ·one milfion citizens in 6hio 65 or over and IG .G pet. .or· the population of Ga llia County is in this group. The purpose of th e organizatio-n is. to assist in mak ing life more meaningful and healthfu l for the older citizen. ) . SUNDAY 24th Annual Guild May Fellows hip Day of the Pr ovi den ce Baptist Association at I: 15 p.m. at Triedstone Baptist Church . Mrs. Geneva Turner wiJl be guesl!. ~peaker . SONGFEST at Walnut Ridge Church on 775 near Lccta at 2 p.m. The Good Samaritan Quartet, Columbus, will he the featured singers. GOOD News Baptist Church constituted ; services at l0 :30 a.m. and 2:30p.m . MONDAY FRENCH Colony Chapter of the OAR meets at 1: 30 p.m. with Mrs. Charles E . Holzer Jr . CLAy PTA will meet to install officers at 7:30 p.m. Kenny Deckard, of the sheriff's ofhce will be the guest speaker . AMERICAN Red Cross Volunteer Gray Ladies regular luncheon meeting in the Holzer Medical Center Cafeterja at 12 , 30 p.m. All members are urged to attend. GAHS Band Boosters , 7:30 p.m. in band room. Election and installati on of officers. Outgoing officers and chair· men be present for reports . GALLIA Council, 114, Daughters of America, regular me.e ting . Practice fot inspeetion, '7:30 p.m. ·Refreshments. TUESDAY FRENCH City Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Moore at 7:30p.m. GIRL SCOUTS Leader ship Training at the day camp site from 9:30a.m. to '2:30p .m. ENO Grange meets at 8 p.m . Members bring pie and SG!-Od· wichefs. GRACE Met hodi st Ci rcl e number four at the church at 9:30 a.m. The nursery will be open. THE Ri o Grande Calvary Baplist Auxiliary ·meets at the t·hurch at 7:30 p.ni. WEDNESDAY GRACE United Methodist Ci rcle number one, meets with Mrs . J erry Dillon on' Chillicothe Rd ., at 7:30 p.m. . GRACE United Methodi s t Circle number two meets with Mts. Mike Allen , 561 Hilda Dr ., at 7:30p.m. GRACE United Meth odist Circle nwnber three meets with Mrs. Nea l Clark, 1'36 first Ave., at 7:30p.m . MORNING Circle of the first Presbyterian Church meets at the church at 9 a.m. THE Afternoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church will ffieet with Mrs. J ohn Allen at 1:30 p.m . ~ Anniversary celebrq,ted at · Apple (Jrove Church APPLE GROVE, Ohio - The. 124th anniversary and rededi ca tion of the Apple Grove United Methodist Church was held Sunday, April 29 at 2 o'clock with Rev . Howard Shiveley, pastor leading the service and Rev. Robert Card of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church as guest speaker. Special music was presented by the Apple Grove choir, Fisher family , Stephanie Radford, Dallas Hill, Robert.a Thaxton, and Mrs . Betty Shiveley. The church history was read by Eileen Buck . Mrs. Rober La Thaxton read a poem compOSP.d by Sharon Roush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush in tribute to the "Church by the side of SON BORN CROWN CITY - Mr . and Mrs . .1\'e.il Daniel Watson, Crown City, are announcing the birth of a son, April 23, in Cabell Huntington HospiU!I, Huntington . The baby has been named Neil Ashley , an d · weighed eight pounds and one ounce and was 19 ' and threefourths inches long. Paternal grandparenls are Mr. and M~s. Garrett Watson, Crown City and 1Tiaterna l grandparents A jam session, in terminology, means are Mr. and Mrs . Glenn Marr , formal p_erformance. Northup . the road !" Miss Roush is an active member of the Sunday School and also a member of the Youth Fellowship . Attending were Mrs. Alice Balser , Letart Falls; Mr. and ~1rs . Shennan Ford, £oi-mer residents, Mason, W.Va . ; Mr. and Mrs . Harold Roush, Portland ; Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, Addie Petrel, Marie Roy , Mrs . Raymond Hensler, Rev . and Mrs. Howard Shiveley : and John, Rev . and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Claudia Roush , Amy, Molly, La rry and Marlene Fisher, Clara Mae Sargent, Ann · Co~, Edith Hayman, Mildred Carnahan , Ruth Simpson, Grella Carnahan and Mr , and Mrs. Otis · McClintock , all of Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Rohert McKelvey, Belpre, former residents ; Mrs. Joe • Andres and daughters, Mrs. Jack Ables, Vicki Ables, Bernice, S~ron and Cindy Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Marshall Roush and Joey, Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracy, Erma Wilson , Mrs. Ruth Donohew. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Cora Buck, Colwnbus; Mr . and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam , Ear Jy Roush, Tony , Kathy and Johnnie Riffle, Mrs Robert Ashley and Keith, Mrs . Gerald Hayman and Keith,-Mr. and Mrs. Waid Hayman, Mrs. Scott Shank, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mt·s . Lewis Ours, Mr.and Mrs. Roy Donohew, Stephanie Radford; of Pomeroy ; Rev. and Mrs . Robe rt Ca rd, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill . Refreshments were served by memhers of the WSCS assisted by Sharon Roush, Vicki Ables, Jan Norris ·and Cindy Roush. Mrs. Marshall Roush registered the guests. THE CHURCH IIESJDE THE ROAD SON BORN GALLIPOLIS - Mr . and For many years has stood a ~rs. William L. Wooldridge, ctlurch , 240 Upper River Rd., are an· Where relatives and fr iends noWlcing the birth of their Hrst still gd ; son. Tadd William,l\pril27 . He The building might be a little weigh_ed nine pounds 1P~ old. But the people still love it so" oun(.'('S . and · is welcomed at b()me by a three year old sister, ()-. one.fourth of an acre, Where the church has always Chandra Lu. Maternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. stood ; There never was sin or strife, Robert L. Neal, Rt . 2, Bidwell. and Paternal grandparents are Mr. Just love , pea ce, brotherhood. and Mrs. Lawren ce Wooldridge, Vinton. Maternal There ha ve been many changes. . great.grandparents are Owen But Apple : Grove is still its Watters, Rt. 2. Bidwetl , and name ; Mr . and Mrs. Elvin Neal, You might · change the inside Evergreen . and out. Bu t the spiri t will remain the SEEK AID same . NORTHUP - To anyone The love inside this building, .- wishing to contribute to Houck Some people wil l never know ; ceme tery expenses plea se For always at prayer times , Heads are always bowed low. Send bonations to Clyde Elliott. Northup, Ohio 45655. This church means a lot to us, That 's why we celebrate - Sharon Roush in tr ibute to today ; the Apple Grove United And th e doors are always open , Methodist Church . For a ll to come in -and pra y. Exhibits edicopter MTs Rt9:ue M E Goodies Equipment New ambulances Contest You All fA>me Southeast Ohio 's Firs! Annual Emergency Medica I Se rvice Ex hibit May 6, '2 ·6 p.m ., Gallia Coun ty Junior F~irgrounds , A:t ." lS across frOm Holter M edical Center. ' ·Mr. and Mrs. Larry Howell Cor·nucopia Family Pin Miss Debra Holland weds Larry Howell April28 IN THE YEAR 2010 Your Story & Clark Piano • ' Ill Still Have This Extra ~ Tlw 'Soundin g Boa:d !·'i th e he_url uf your ~ian~. ,J 1 Its life an d qua l tty detern tmc you r plano s E"l"'cirtlly cnwtcd to {JOT/ra y yo ur farnily's .•tory ;, lwcwtiju.l birtllruonth colur.~ . $14.95 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Se cond Ave . Gallipoli s, Ohio TO.\'E and il." TRADE -It\ VALUE. If tlw Laminal t•c:l J'vlahoga r~ y S ounding Board in vo ur Slory & ClarK pia no s ptil s or cra cks, wi·thin ~10 _wars, tlw fact.ory wiH re pl<:~c'e it fre~. includi ng tmns Jiortation a n'tl evPry uH tt> r cost. No ot hr•r puma of/Prs yo11 ~:>uch a guarantee af!uinst crw.:king or splil.ling. Yet thi~ 50-yea r guar· -antf·e ls onlv unP of man y Story' & Cla'rk featu res. l.f't us givP you the com plete fa('ts ! BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 54 State St., Gallipoli~ 446-0687 Sbe's special? Give her special gifts, rbe kind tbat will- really tell ber so. Go for elegant things. Like tbese ... Abraham Lincoln's school alteridance was very limited , amounting probably in all to less tha-n one year._ Class of '73 Grads GIFf WRAP! . , GALLIPOLIS - Miss ·Debra groom, served as best man. ' Holland, daughter of Mr. and Ushers were Sammy Mitchell, ' Mrs. Cecil Vinson, Jackson Sammy Morris, Bill Holland ~;Pike, became the bride of and Morris Casey. Jun-ior ;-Larry Howell, son of Mr . and usher was Glendon Vinson. Mrs. Earl Howell, Bidwell, For her daughter's wedding, '. April 28 8t the Paint Creek Mrs. Vinson chose a street ·:Baptist Church, Gallipolis. length dress in pink polyester Denny ·Colburn officiated knit with matching blazer with during the 6:30 p.m . double pink dots which she accented ~ing ceremony, with black accessories and a ; Music was provided by Billy corsage of pink roses. ,. .Casey, organist and soloists, The mother of the groom 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayer, ;.ore a street length dress in .who sang "Beca use" and "One blue with white accessories. :HB.nd, One Heart. " Her fl owers were white roses. • The church was decorated ·A rece ption was held with an archway wrapped in following the wedding in the pink daisies and baby's breath church basement. The bride's · ~nd . two . seven-branch can- table was covered in lace and )!elabra accented with paims. ce.ntered with a three-tier cake A double kneeling bench and silver punch bowl. Cryst.al centered the arrangement, and and sili.er appointments the family peWs were marked completed the arrangement. in pink. . Raynell Mayer, Dorothy Given in marriage by her GordOn , . Judy Armstrong , father, the bride wore a long Cynthia Casey, Trudy Henry, gown of white organza over Kathy Howell,· and Teresa silk with an A-line skiit and Cineros presided at the neckline in sheer· lace. _Her reception with Margie Carflowing train was attached ai penter registering guests. the back of the ·bodice and she For · traveling the bride wore a fingertip veil. She changed to a long black dress carried a Bible with lace cover in a soft knit trimmed in centered by roses, daisies, and flowered lace. pink carnations with baby's '[he couple will reside at 756 breath. Her only jewelry was a Third Ave., Gallipolis . pair of pearl earrings given to The bride is a senior at Gallia her by the groom . Academy High School. The Beverly Hogan, · Dayton , groom is a 1971 graduate of served as matron of honor: She North Gallia High School and is wore a deep rose, empire style employed at the Gallipolis gown . Bridesmaids were Hope SUite Institute. Smith, Sue Yankerns , Debbie Out-of-town guests for the Praytor and Carla Young . wedding were Mr. and Mrs. ·They wore medium pink, street Edward Patrick, Helen·Owens , length gowns and pink flop Dorothy St.anley and son and hats and · carried colonial Mr. and Mrs . Robert :sawyers, bouq~ets 'or daisies and baby's Columbus; Rit.a Bruce and breath. Kim Vinson, flower Brent Hogans,. Dayton; . Mr. girl, wore a green empire style and Mrs. Earl Bailey, Rtpley, dress trimmed in medium pirik-- W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs •. Denny . and a pink flop hat. Her cor- . Colburn and sons, Ashland, Sage was of daisies and she Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Ural Vmson, carried a basket of rose pet.als. Beatrice Conley and Mrs . Allen Tod Howell, brother of tl\e Lease, South Point. . Over $3.00 Pur c ha se ~~ ·:~ ~ ~. ;I • i~~'1r Full length ghwn , lace THURMAN _ The Thurman ·Senior · Citizens visited Huntington for their May session and toured the glass fac!Dry an~ the art gallery . The group traveled south on the Ohio side of the nver and reb.lrned on the West , Virginia side':--They had a sacklunch at Ritter Park. Those enjoying the day were Susie Cherrington, Mary f~t~,. ' ' I ................ N IGHT 'TIL 8 PM ' PLEASE MOTHER · WITH PREID ' LINGERIE SHE'LL LOVE • GIFT IDEA FOR MOTHE . . "Serving y~u sine~ 1934" Gallipolis. Oh1o 422 Second Ave . Ot1io .. I 'I) HOUSE COATS .• .0 $7• $4.50 lORRAINE TAWNEY .JEWELERS . LORRAINE Nothing like lush, to\lely gifts fa pamper mother, and you mi~hl ju st want to 't•ve yourse If a ·• htt le treat. NEAREST-TO HER RESERVATIONS DUE GA:LLIPOLIS - Reservations ror the Founders Day dinner of Beta Alpha Chapter, DeiUI Kappa Gamma Society, that will' be 6:30 p.m. Friday at Grace United Methodist Church are due Monday. DAN THOMAS AND SON ': GALLIPOLIS She will . like the elegance of thes.e match mates in pink, or mint trimmed W1th nylon satin bands, The nylon tricot can be washed out in a minute and dries in just a few hours . Long Robe, Sizes SML, $14 Long Gown, Siz.es SML, $9 ·short Gown, Sizes SML, $7 Short Robe, Sizes SML, $12 Pajamas, Sizes 32-40, $12 FROM '495.00 •••••••••••••••• OPEN MONDAY "THE STORE WITH MORE" OTHERS D'AMONDS C41 . 25 dl•s 1 ct " You Can Li se Your BankAmericard " LoRRAINE . Boster,_, Sarah Ann Callihn, · Zelma Walker, Heleri C<mner, Hattie Saxton: Rev. and Mrs. Robert Ball and Mrs . Katherine Boster. \ !rimmed . 58.00 up Dresses. of polyeste r cottpn or b le nds . $10.00 up Nylon stretch body su i ts $6.00 up Nylo n non-Cl ing slip"s, whi te 8. colo rs . $2 .99 up Nylon half sl ip, tairored and lace tri mmed . $3 ." 00 up Sheer ny lon hose and. panty hose. $1.00 up White " g l ov~s. nylon stretcti and knit . $2 .00 up Pu r ses·, white .and color s,_, stra W§ and .v in yl. $3.00-up · 412-414'Second Ave . Gifts she likes best ... come from the Style Center Gift Wrapped Thurman senior citizens enjoy May meetingt tour FREE Sa~e 20% On Graduation Wardrobe .- ' HAVE BABYI CHESHIRE - Mr .. and Mrs. Michael Walters, Rt . z. Cheshire , are announcing tne birth of their first child, a boy, on April 30 at the l'le~ sant Valley · Hosp(tal, Pleasant. The eight PDUnd, three ounce infant has been named Jam'e s Mi c~~e;J Walters . Grandparents are~ and Mrs . Richard Stewart, Rt. 2, Cheshire ; and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quillen, Addison . Great-grandparents are Ar· thur Lynch, Rt. 2, Cheshire; Mrs. Margaret Riffle, Addison and Mrs. E_llen Stewart, Middleport. Great • great . grandmothers are Mrs. Abbe Kinder and Mrs . Osa Halley, GallipOlis. Loraine creates cherished . underthing s in Antron(r) Ill Nylon Tricot for p e,r man ~ ntly 'non -cling , non-static wear ... and then adorns them lavi s hly with hand c ut tloral · lace. Perfect · under sleek fitting knits· because they won ' t creep, b unc h or twist ever! co·lor: White. SLIP Average: 34-42 Short: 32-38 · $4 :00 Tall : 34-42 $5 .00 X. Large.: 44-48 PETTICOAT $3 .00 Average: S-M: L · Short: XS-S-M $4.00 X-large : XL-XXL Bright'n Breezy Polyester and Cott on lavished with embroider y, ruffles and laces. . Colorful prin1s, spri ng color s, so lid tones . and check s. All are machine washa.ble . Siz es 10.20" 38 ·44 FREE GIFt WRAP .. =i*:· l orraine selects creamy Nyl on Tilcot.and then adds a.generous frosting of gleami ng satin floral appli ques and braid , all color ~oor­ dina ted. The comfort laden robe covers a provoca tive i. gown or fitted pajamas so beauti fully. With a pail of ma tci1 ing sc uffs, the scene is all yours ! Choose from a rai nboW seler;: tion of c.o!ors. GdWN S·M·l . .. ..... .. $ 6.00 xc ...... ....... $ 7.00 ROBE : S·M·L . ....... $ 9.00. XL .' ... . ..... · $10.00 PAJAMAS: 32·40 .. .... $ 9.00 42-44 .. ... . $10.00 SCUFFS: S·M-l-Xl .. $ ~ ..uul �• •• • 5- Tbe Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, May s; 1973 " 4- The Sunday Times· Sentinel, Sunday, May 6, 1973 Karen .Dennis betrothed Deborah North completes plans GALUPOUS-Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dennis, '4551Lariat Dr., Gallipolis announce the engagement of their' daughter, Karen to Rodney LyMStaplcton, son of Mr. ~nd Mrs. Carl Staple!Dn, Rt. 1 Crown City . The bride-elect IS a 1971 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and a 1973 graduate of Gallipolis Business College. She is employed at. the Commercial and Savings Bank. Stapleton is a 1971 graduate of Hannan Trace and is employed by G and J's AulD Parts . An open church wedding is planned for 2:30p.m. Saturday , June 23, at Faith Baptist Church, Rodney, with a reception immediately following at the church . W.:ise, RETURN HOME FRANKFORT, phio - Mrs. Charles Beaver, Rt. I Frank.fort, who recently underwent . surgery at Chillicothe HospiUII, was returned to the hospital with chest pains and was in . intensive care for a few days. Mrs. Beaver is now at horne · and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. ~ Beaver are former residents of : Gallipolis and have two THE SIGN . OF SAFE mother . Miss North has chosen as her Mr . and Mrs . John North, Jr., matrun of honor Mrs. Tom hij s completed the pl<:~ns fl)f her Davis, Gallipolis. The bridesforth co ming marriage to maids will be Mrs. Rick Hand· Lester Jay Casto, son of Mr. Icy. Huntington, s ister or the and Mrs. Lester Casto, Point groom, Mrs. Jerrery Smith, Pleasant. Gallipolis, and Mrs. David The double.ring ceremony McNeill , Xenia. CHsto has chosen Marshall will be perfomJed by the Rev . E. Wilson Wahl and the Rev . (Stormy) See, Point Pleal;llnt,. Harry Cole on Sunday , May 13 as his best" man . "fhe ushers .at the First Baptist Church at will be Rick Handley , HunThird and Locu st. Pre.nuptial tington, John Nor th If!, brother mu sic will be played at 2 P:m. of the bride and Charles Cox, by Mis.s Ann San~crs , organ~st , Gallipolis. The custom of open church a~d MJss .su~n Spro~, solmst, w1ll be s1.ngm g spec1a.l sele~· will be observed. Miss Cindy ~ions: The ce remony w1!l ~e~.m CiJslo and Mrs. James Blank 'A--ill register the guests. An <~t 2:30 p.m. and the bndc ~.~,~u be given by bnth her fa ~her and open reception will follow in the church Fellowship Room . Assisting will be Mrs. Richard Bowersox, Mrs, J ohn Paul Kerns, an d Mrs. Darrell Ball. .A Shower honoring Mi ss North wa s given recently by Mrs. Turn Davis and 1 Mrs. .James Blank nt the home of Mr . and Mrs. James Hanson. Mrs. Bi ll Matthews, Mrs. Edwin Ede lblute, Mrs. Cliff Wilson and Mrs. Smeltzer Rose were hos tesses for a miscellaneous shower hel~ in the First Baptis t Church Fellowship Room. GAI.I.IPOLIS Miss Deborah North , daughter of d.authers living here, Mrs . Herb !Charlene) Slone and Mrs . Richard (Barba•·a) Randolph . Brent Alan Beaver, Rt. 9 Chillicothe, the four year· old son of Mr. and Mrs Hannie Beaver, and grandson of Mr . . and Mrs. Charles Beaver, has. recently returned home fo llowing surgery. He is in satisfactory condition. • GALLIPOLIS SAVIN.GS AND LOAN - -., - SAVINGS 1 co. GUARANTEED . SAVIIGS . . ~ ~ • • • • zYear, Saving~ •. Certificates 1 5,000 minimum .. Savings Certificates $1,000 minimum 1 Year Passbook Savings Accounts Save Any Amount Any Time . . . Interest. paid qmu1erly on .all certificates .... Deposit by the lOth of the month and <'arn frum th.- first. ' Interest available monthly on accmmt ~ of $l ,IHHI or mort' THE GALLIPOLIS SAVINGS and .LOAN .COMPANY OPPOSITE POST OFFiCE WEDNESDAY TUESDAY THE RIO Grande Mothers THE RIO GRANDE Faculty League will hav-e installation Women's Club wiU meet at 7:30 dinner at the Colonial Inn . . p.m. at the home of Mary Members are to meet at the Christen5en. Baptist Church at 6 p.m. THE First presbyterian GRACE Methodist . Circle church E"ening Circle meets number five C:lt the church, 1 with Mrs . Clayton Miller at .8 p.m. The nursery will be open . p.m. GALliPOLIS,.OHIO PHONE 446-3832 Seniors to open new center soon GA LLIPOLIS - The Ca llia Coun ty Seni or Ci tizens will have their first meeting in the new headquarters at the old Holzer Hos pita l building, Tuesday at 6:30p.m. The club has worked for many months to obtain a permanent home for the center a nd will now occupy the old medical records area on the ba sement level which may be reached cither ·frorn Cedar St. , or the old ambulance entrance. Members are asked to bring the ir own table .se rvice for the potl uck meal whieh will be . followed by a ''Fun Prog ram. " ·Anyone in the a~;:e group 55 or ulder is invited and urged tf) atlend. Th e orga nization has many "boosters" wh o are also welCome. · Thanks to the cooperation of lhe federal governm e nt, which has recognized the needs of this segment of the population, and the state and county governme nts, many pn)g rams are in planning for the -be nefit of senior citize ns. There are ·one milfion citizens in 6hio 65 or over and IG .G pet. .or· the population of Ga llia County is in this group. The purpose of th e organizatio-n is. to assist in mak ing life more meaningful and healthfu l for the older citizen. ) . SUNDAY 24th Annual Guild May Fellows hip Day of the Pr ovi den ce Baptist Association at I: 15 p.m. at Triedstone Baptist Church . Mrs. Geneva Turner wiJl be guesl!. ~peaker . SONGFEST at Walnut Ridge Church on 775 near Lccta at 2 p.m. The Good Samaritan Quartet, Columbus, will he the featured singers. GOOD News Baptist Church constituted ; services at l0 :30 a.m. and 2:30p.m . MONDAY FRENCH Colony Chapter of the OAR meets at 1: 30 p.m. with Mrs. Charles E . Holzer Jr . CLAy PTA will meet to install officers at 7:30 p.m. Kenny Deckard, of the sheriff's ofhce will be the guest speaker . AMERICAN Red Cross Volunteer Gray Ladies regular luncheon meeting in the Holzer Medical Center Cafeterja at 12 , 30 p.m. All members are urged to attend. GAHS Band Boosters , 7:30 p.m. in band room. Election and installati on of officers. Outgoing officers and chair· men be present for reports . GALLIA Council, 114, Daughters of America, regular me.e ting . Practice fot inspeetion, '7:30 p.m. ·Refreshments. TUESDAY FRENCH City Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Moore at 7:30p.m. GIRL SCOUTS Leader ship Training at the day camp site from 9:30a.m. to '2:30p .m. ENO Grange meets at 8 p.m . Members bring pie and SG!-Od· wichefs. GRACE Met hodi st Ci rcl e number four at the church at 9:30 a.m. The nursery will be open. THE Ri o Grande Calvary Baplist Auxiliary ·meets at the t·hurch at 7:30 p.ni. WEDNESDAY GRACE United Methodist Ci rcle number one, meets with Mrs . J erry Dillon on' Chillicothe Rd ., at 7:30 p.m. . GRACE United Methodi s t Circle number two meets with Mts. Mike Allen , 561 Hilda Dr ., at 7:30p.m. GRACE United Meth odist Circle nwnber three meets with Mrs. Nea l Clark, 1'36 first Ave., at 7:30p.m . MORNING Circle of the first Presbyterian Church meets at the church at 9 a.m. THE Afternoon Circle of the First Presbyterian Church will ffieet with Mrs. J ohn Allen at 1:30 p.m . ~ Anniversary celebrq,ted at · Apple (Jrove Church APPLE GROVE, Ohio - The. 124th anniversary and rededi ca tion of the Apple Grove United Methodist Church was held Sunday, April 29 at 2 o'clock with Rev . Howard Shiveley, pastor leading the service and Rev. Robert Card of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church as guest speaker. Special music was presented by the Apple Grove choir, Fisher family , Stephanie Radford, Dallas Hill, Robert.a Thaxton, and Mrs . Betty Shiveley. The church history was read by Eileen Buck . Mrs. Rober La Thaxton read a poem compOSP.d by Sharon Roush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush in tribute to the "Church by the side of SON BORN CROWN CITY - Mr . and Mrs . .1\'e.il Daniel Watson, Crown City, are announcing the birth of a son, April 23, in Cabell Huntington HospiU!I, Huntington . The baby has been named Neil Ashley , an d · weighed eight pounds and one ounce and was 19 ' and threefourths inches long. Paternal grandparenls are Mr. and M~s. Garrett Watson, Crown City and 1Tiaterna l grandparents A jam session, in terminology, means are Mr. and Mrs . Glenn Marr , formal p_erformance. Northup . the road !" Miss Roush is an active member of the Sunday School and also a member of the Youth Fellowship . Attending were Mrs. Alice Balser , Letart Falls; Mr. and ~1rs . Shennan Ford, £oi-mer residents, Mason, W.Va . ; Mr. and Mrs . Harold Roush, Portland ; Mrs. Gladys Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, Addie Petrel, Marie Roy , Mrs . Raymond Hensler, Rev . and Mrs. Howard Shiveley : and John, Rev . and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Claudia Roush , Amy, Molly, La rry and Marlene Fisher, Clara Mae Sargent, Ann · Co~, Edith Hayman, Mildred Carnahan , Ruth Simpson, Grella Carnahan and Mr , and Mrs. Otis · McClintock , all of Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Rohert McKelvey, Belpre, former residents ; Mrs. Joe • Andres and daughters, Mrs. Jack Ables, Vicki Ables, Bernice, S~ron and Cindy Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thaxton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Marshall Roush and Joey, Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracy, Erma Wilson , Mrs. Ruth Donohew. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Cora Buck, Colwnbus; Mr . and Mrs. Roy Buck and Pam , Ear Jy Roush, Tony , Kathy and Johnnie Riffle, Mrs Robert Ashley and Keith, Mrs . Gerald Hayman and Keith,-Mr. and Mrs. Waid Hayman, Mrs. Scott Shank, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mt·s . Lewis Ours, Mr.and Mrs. Roy Donohew, Stephanie Radford; of Pomeroy ; Rev. and Mrs . Robe rt Ca rd, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill . Refreshments were served by memhers of the WSCS assisted by Sharon Roush, Vicki Ables, Jan Norris ·and Cindy Roush. Mrs. Marshall Roush registered the guests. THE CHURCH IIESJDE THE ROAD SON BORN GALLIPOLIS - Mr . and For many years has stood a ~rs. William L. Wooldridge, ctlurch , 240 Upper River Rd., are an· Where relatives and fr iends noWlcing the birth of their Hrst still gd ; son. Tadd William,l\pril27 . He The building might be a little weigh_ed nine pounds 1P~ old. But the people still love it so" oun(.'('S . and · is welcomed at b()me by a three year old sister, ()-. one.fourth of an acre, Where the church has always Chandra Lu. Maternal grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. stood ; There never was sin or strife, Robert L. Neal, Rt . 2, Bidwell. and Paternal grandparents are Mr. Just love , pea ce, brotherhood. and Mrs. Lawren ce Wooldridge, Vinton. Maternal There ha ve been many changes. . great.grandparents are Owen But Apple : Grove is still its Watters, Rt. 2. Bidwetl , and name ; Mr . and Mrs. Elvin Neal, You might · change the inside Evergreen . and out. Bu t the spiri t will remain the SEEK AID same . NORTHUP - To anyone The love inside this building, .- wishing to contribute to Houck Some people wil l never know ; ceme tery expenses plea se For always at prayer times , Heads are always bowed low. Send bonations to Clyde Elliott. Northup, Ohio 45655. This church means a lot to us, That 's why we celebrate - Sharon Roush in tr ibute to today ; the Apple Grove United And th e doors are always open , Methodist Church . For a ll to come in -and pra y. Exhibits edicopter MTs Rt9:ue M E Goodies Equipment New ambulances Contest You All fA>me Southeast Ohio 's Firs! Annual Emergency Medica I Se rvice Ex hibit May 6, '2 ·6 p.m ., Gallia Coun ty Junior F~irgrounds , A:t ." lS across frOm Holter M edical Center. ' ·Mr. and Mrs. Larry Howell Cor·nucopia Family Pin Miss Debra Holland weds Larry Howell April28 IN THE YEAR 2010 Your Story & Clark Piano • ' Ill Still Have This Extra ~ Tlw 'Soundin g Boa:d !·'i th e he_url uf your ~ian~. ,J 1 Its life an d qua l tty detern tmc you r plano s E"l"'cirtlly cnwtcd to {JOT/ra y yo ur farnily's .•tory ;, lwcwtiju.l birtllruonth colur.~ . $14.95 CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE 342 Se cond Ave . Gallipoli s, Ohio TO.\'E and il." TRADE -It\ VALUE. If tlw Laminal t•c:l J'vlahoga r~ y S ounding Board in vo ur Slory & ClarK pia no s ptil s or cra cks, wi·thin ~10 _wars, tlw fact.ory wiH re pl<:~c'e it fre~. includi ng tmns Jiortation a n'tl evPry uH tt> r cost. No ot hr•r puma of/Prs yo11 ~:>uch a guarantee af!uinst crw.:king or splil.ling. Yet thi~ 50-yea r guar· -antf·e ls onlv unP of man y Story' & Cla'rk featu res. l.f't us givP you the com plete fa('ts ! BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC 54 State St., Gallipoli~ 446-0687 Sbe's special? Give her special gifts, rbe kind tbat will- really tell ber so. Go for elegant things. Like tbese ... Abraham Lincoln's school alteridance was very limited , amounting probably in all to less tha-n one year._ Class of '73 Grads GIFf WRAP! . , GALLIPOLIS - Miss ·Debra groom, served as best man. ' Holland, daughter of Mr. and Ushers were Sammy Mitchell, ' Mrs. Cecil Vinson, Jackson Sammy Morris, Bill Holland ~;Pike, became the bride of and Morris Casey. Jun-ior ;-Larry Howell, son of Mr . and usher was Glendon Vinson. Mrs. Earl Howell, Bidwell, For her daughter's wedding, '. April 28 8t the Paint Creek Mrs. Vinson chose a street ·:Baptist Church, Gallipolis. length dress in pink polyester Denny ·Colburn officiated knit with matching blazer with during the 6:30 p.m . double pink dots which she accented ~ing ceremony, with black accessories and a ; Music was provided by Billy corsage of pink roses. ,. .Casey, organist and soloists, The mother of the groom 'Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mayer, ;.ore a street length dress in .who sang "Beca use" and "One blue with white accessories. :HB.nd, One Heart. " Her fl owers were white roses. • The church was decorated ·A rece ption was held with an archway wrapped in following the wedding in the pink daisies and baby's breath church basement. The bride's · ~nd . two . seven-branch can- table was covered in lace and )!elabra accented with paims. ce.ntered with a three-tier cake A double kneeling bench and silver punch bowl. Cryst.al centered the arrangement, and and sili.er appointments the family peWs were marked completed the arrangement. in pink. . Raynell Mayer, Dorothy Given in marriage by her GordOn , . Judy Armstrong , father, the bride wore a long Cynthia Casey, Trudy Henry, gown of white organza over Kathy Howell,· and Teresa silk with an A-line skiit and Cineros presided at the neckline in sheer· lace. _Her reception with Margie Carflowing train was attached ai penter registering guests. the back of the ·bodice and she For · traveling the bride wore a fingertip veil. She changed to a long black dress carried a Bible with lace cover in a soft knit trimmed in centered by roses, daisies, and flowered lace. pink carnations with baby's '[he couple will reside at 756 breath. Her only jewelry was a Third Ave., Gallipolis . pair of pearl earrings given to The bride is a senior at Gallia her by the groom . Academy High School. The Beverly Hogan, · Dayton , groom is a 1971 graduate of served as matron of honor: She North Gallia High School and is wore a deep rose, empire style employed at the Gallipolis gown . Bridesmaids were Hope SUite Institute. Smith, Sue Yankerns , Debbie Out-of-town guests for the Praytor and Carla Young . wedding were Mr. and Mrs. ·They wore medium pink, street Edward Patrick, Helen·Owens , length gowns and pink flop Dorothy St.anley and son and hats and · carried colonial Mr. and Mrs . Robert :sawyers, bouq~ets 'or daisies and baby's Columbus; Rit.a Bruce and breath. Kim Vinson, flower Brent Hogans,. Dayton; . Mr. girl, wore a green empire style and Mrs. Earl Bailey, Rtpley, dress trimmed in medium pirik-- W. Va. ; Mr. and Mrs •. Denny . and a pink flop hat. Her cor- . Colburn and sons, Ashland, Sage was of daisies and she Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. Ural Vmson, carried a basket of rose pet.als. Beatrice Conley and Mrs . Allen Tod Howell, brother of tl\e Lease, South Point. . Over $3.00 Pur c ha se ~~ ·:~ ~ ~. ;I • i~~'1r Full length ghwn , lace THURMAN _ The Thurman ·Senior · Citizens visited Huntington for their May session and toured the glass fac!Dry an~ the art gallery . The group traveled south on the Ohio side of the nver and reb.lrned on the West , Virginia side':--They had a sacklunch at Ritter Park. Those enjoying the day were Susie Cherrington, Mary f~t~,. ' ' I ................ N IGHT 'TIL 8 PM ' PLEASE MOTHER · WITH PREID ' LINGERIE SHE'LL LOVE • GIFT IDEA FOR MOTHE . . "Serving y~u sine~ 1934" Gallipolis. Oh1o 422 Second Ave . Ot1io .. I 'I) HOUSE COATS .• .0 $7• $4.50 lORRAINE TAWNEY .JEWELERS . LORRAINE Nothing like lush, to\lely gifts fa pamper mother, and you mi~hl ju st want to 't•ve yourse If a ·• htt le treat. NEAREST-TO HER RESERVATIONS DUE GA:LLIPOLIS - Reservations ror the Founders Day dinner of Beta Alpha Chapter, DeiUI Kappa Gamma Society, that will' be 6:30 p.m. Friday at Grace United Methodist Church are due Monday. DAN THOMAS AND SON ': GALLIPOLIS She will . like the elegance of thes.e match mates in pink, or mint trimmed W1th nylon satin bands, The nylon tricot can be washed out in a minute and dries in just a few hours . Long Robe, Sizes SML, $14 Long Gown, Siz.es SML, $9 ·short Gown, Sizes SML, $7 Short Robe, Sizes SML, $12 Pajamas, Sizes 32-40, $12 FROM '495.00 •••••••••••••••• OPEN MONDAY "THE STORE WITH MORE" OTHERS D'AMONDS C41 . 25 dl•s 1 ct " You Can Li se Your BankAmericard " LoRRAINE . Boster,_, Sarah Ann Callihn, · Zelma Walker, Heleri C<mner, Hattie Saxton: Rev. and Mrs. Robert Ball and Mrs . Katherine Boster. \ !rimmed . 58.00 up Dresses. of polyeste r cottpn or b le nds . $10.00 up Nylon stretch body su i ts $6.00 up Nylo n non-Cl ing slip"s, whi te 8. colo rs . $2 .99 up Nylon half sl ip, tairored and lace tri mmed . $3 ." 00 up Sheer ny lon hose and. panty hose. $1.00 up White " g l ov~s. nylon stretcti and knit . $2 .00 up Pu r ses·, white .and color s,_, stra W§ and .v in yl. $3.00-up · 412-414'Second Ave . Gifts she likes best ... come from the Style Center Gift Wrapped Thurman senior citizens enjoy May meetingt tour FREE Sa~e 20% On Graduation Wardrobe .- ' HAVE BABYI CHESHIRE - Mr .. and Mrs. Michael Walters, Rt . z. Cheshire , are announcing tne birth of their first child, a boy, on April 30 at the l'le~ sant Valley · Hosp(tal, Pleasant. The eight PDUnd, three ounce infant has been named Jam'e s Mi c~~e;J Walters . Grandparents are~ and Mrs . Richard Stewart, Rt. 2, Cheshire ; and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quillen, Addison . Great-grandparents are Ar· thur Lynch, Rt. 2, Cheshire; Mrs. Margaret Riffle, Addison and Mrs. E_llen Stewart, Middleport. Great • great . grandmothers are Mrs. Abbe Kinder and Mrs . Osa Halley, GallipOlis. Loraine creates cherished . underthing s in Antron(r) Ill Nylon Tricot for p e,r man ~ ntly 'non -cling , non-static wear ... and then adorns them lavi s hly with hand c ut tloral · lace. Perfect · under sleek fitting knits· because they won ' t creep, b unc h or twist ever! co·lor: White. SLIP Average: 34-42 Short: 32-38 · $4 :00 Tall : 34-42 $5 .00 X. Large.: 44-48 PETTICOAT $3 .00 Average: S-M: L · Short: XS-S-M $4.00 X-large : XL-XXL Bright'n Breezy Polyester and Cott on lavished with embroider y, ruffles and laces. . Colorful prin1s, spri ng color s, so lid tones . and check s. All are machine washa.ble . Siz es 10.20" 38 ·44 FREE GIFt WRAP .. =i*:· l orraine selects creamy Nyl on Tilcot.and then adds a.generous frosting of gleami ng satin floral appli ques and braid , all color ~oor­ dina ted. The comfort laden robe covers a provoca tive i. gown or fitted pajamas so beauti fully. With a pail of ma tci1 ing sc uffs, the scene is all yours ! Choose from a rai nboW seler;: tion of c.o!ors. GdWN S·M·l . .. ..... .. $ 6.00 xc ...... ....... $ 7.00 ROBE : S·M·L . ....... $ 9.00. XL .' ... . ..... · $10.00 PAJAMAS: 32·40 .. .... $ 9.00 42-44 .. ... . $10.00 SCUFFS: S·M-l-Xl .. $ ~ ..uul �I 6 - The Swtday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, May 6, 1973 - Ambassador 's class has recent meetin GALLIPOLIS - The Ambassadors' Su nday School Class of the First Baptist Church he ld its monthly meeting r ecently at the home of Pastor and Mrs . Cole. The eve ntng began wi th games an d contests prepared by Mr . and Mr s. J eff Smith. Two films conce r ning marriage and fam ily li ving were shown by Pastor Cole and a discussion period followed. - I"'P'' Mr. and Mrs. fames Stanley Paula j ean Fife becomes bride of james Stanley ·- l .. Mrs. Rodney Hammond Lusk Dr. Lusk weds . - Sandra Sunder GALLIPOLIS - Miss Sandra Sunder and Dr . Rodney Hammond Lusk were married April 21 a t th e Glendale Pre s by te ri an Chur c h, Kirk·wood, Mo. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E . W. Sunder , Jr., Kirkwood , Mo. Lusk 'is the - son ofMr; and Mrs. A~en Lusk , Gallipolis . Mrs. Cha r les A. Ross ll!, of t he bride, was fl ower girl. George R. Troop III , served as best m_a n . Groom s men in c lud e d Mik e Venz, Columbus; J oseph Clark , Ft. Wa yne, Ind .; E . W. Sunder ll!, brother of the br ide , Craig Ze mph e r , Wes terville and Gera ld Jorgenson, Clevela nd . Sim on Jorgenson, nephew· of the groom , accompanied the. fl owe r,~girl . • Charleston served her ~ i ster as F oll owing the ceremony, a ma tron of honor and Mrs. dinner recep tion was given at Mic hae l Allen, Na s hville , the Algonquin Golf _ Club of Te nn ., was senior· attendan t. Kirkwood . Mi ss Ann Eliza beth Chomeau The couple witl · reside in . was junior bridesmaid an d Albuquerque, N. M. Miss Pa ula Mari e Rose , nieCe Kanauga UMW in Raike home KANAUGA - The Ka na uga United Methodist Women m e t a t the hom e of Mrs. J ohn Ra ike Thursday evening. The opening song wa s " F a ith of Our Mothers" . and Mrs. Clyd e Chambliss gave t he opemng prayer. Roll call was ·a nswered with .a scr ipture verse co n tain in g the wo rd " m other:'' The scripture, given a s a responsive reading led by Mr s . Aud rey Browne ll , wa s . l'i-overbs 31 : llhi3. . Mrs. J ohn Raike led the readings with " A Tr ibute to Mother ." eithe r readings were given by Mrs. R. C. Swisher a nd Mrs . Bill Beagle. Mrs. . Pina Ward read a poem, " M-o ther 's Love ," E velyfi · . Rothgeb read " The Watche r " an d Mrs. Ca rl Roush read " F leeti ng Memories of _ Iiiother ." Mrs. Florence Allen gave the Bible quiz . The s tudy session was on I Timothy 3. Mrs . Berkley Wright gave the benediCtion. A routine business meetin g followed , during which 48 sic k calls were repor ted . TITLE FIGHT BRISBANE , Austra lia (UP!) - Commonwealth champion Hector Thompson of Australia will m eet world lightwe ight champion Roberto Duran in a . _title fight at Panama June 2, Th ompson 's t rainer, Reg Lay. ton announced Thursday. Layton sa id the title fi ght ha d been confirmed in a teleph one conversation between himSelf ·and New York agent Dewey Fragetta. MOTHER'S DAY GRADUATION WEDDINGS YOUR MOTHER. " MAKE HER DAY A HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY WITH FRENCH CITY FABRIC SHOPPE HAS THE RIGHT -IDEAS FOR ANY LADY FOR MOTHERS t f.:!\ CAliFORNIA •Gift Certificate • Sleeve Boards •Cutting Boards Cobblers l ,@ tr 1 Made in U.S.A. P ISCES NAVY BLUE Electric Scissols & BLACK PATENT REG. 18.00 A COMPLETE LINE OF SINGER SEWING MACHINES ' WHITE - BON E - BLACK PRICED FROM '6900 SERVICE - LESSONS - DELIVERY 90 DAYS TO PAY ·SINGER GENIE! ONLY ZIG-ZAG 11 LBS. $1499 THE MOST LOVELY AND WIDE VARlET~ OF FABRICS AND ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR BRIDAL PARTY. l·'S 9,3otil8 p.m. Tues. Wed . & Sat. WE HAVE A FABRIC FO.R ANY WEDDING, LARGE OR SMALL. WE ARE CONTINUING OUR 9:30tils p.m . Tt1"u rsday 9: 3Qtil1 2)noon 10% FABRI_ CDISCOUNT TO All BRIDAL PARTIES THRU MAY ·.,, ~ a Mon. & · i'! 58 CQurt St. .. for SCREENS gla 0 RE-WIRING TRIPLES 1/2 lb • . accur~cy Large _7-Up _With A Double or Triple .HAMBURGER OR CHEESEBURGER . ' of every _ _ _ _ _ _ __, . W·112 Btuthed ll•lnless steel. Sliver Dl•l. $111. for him ICCUTHII10G Stllnleu st~tl . $1/vel"dl•l . $100, '' " Home .of That "Old Fashion Goodness " .. "Wt wiu •di111t to thlt toltr~nee, - ( . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • I Values To $4 .44 2 All c hildr e n 's s hoe s from tittl e s ize 4 to big s ize 3 go at ,12 of th e pri ce marke d . . I Tr e m e ndou s ~ avmg s · WORKSHOP BOYS ·· PANTS · 5 HOu r Sa Ie. Jean cut & dre'is .pa nts - denims, $ popl ins , twill s etc . Sizes 6 tq 18 . Re gul a r an d Slim s. PAIR · Sunday Only - 1 p.m : to 6 p.m. 45 PIECE MELAMINE DINNERWARE SEJ Actu a l va lu es t o s 12. 95. · Di s hwa ~ her. sa fe - be ea rly . Th ey won' t last lo ng. · LAWN CHAIR , IT'S CLOSETS ~~~~=~ HOME IM,IOVEMENT TIM I R e gul a r $6._95. Si ies S; M.$ . L Multi -colors. Be Early! .$266 5 0 While They Last! Then See First National About A c, 0 DRIVE WAY _0 F1REPLACE Prints and · Solids~ Regular 57c ·· Home Improvement Loan . • 0 ., UTILITY HOUSE '0 REDECORATE _ ' PLASTIC DRAPES "We Can Help It Happe•" ' • 'THE ,QLD BAN'K WITH ·NEW IDEAS" Multi -Color Stripe- Full Bed Size . FinED -SHEETS • FLARE LEG STYLES! Green - Sx3x3 Webs 0 . FENCES . St,t nday Only! Regular $3 .94 . PRICE 0 PAINT OUTSIDE I Boys and Me.ps '\ l 1 1111 1111 SPRING "110 YEARS OF SERVICE" · .. - • CHA1s[n1ou~G ER n s5 88 KNIFE SALE LAST PAY! 49c Values ' Pari ng, steak , sa nd wich, gra pefru it etc . Sta inless stee l· blad es • Gr ea t Sav ing s ! SUNDAY 4 FOR Our "Your Cap~ice" Brand - REGULAR $!'.27 WOMEN'S . PANTY HOSE 4 Colors SUNDAY ONLY! SAVE 69c PR . .68¢· PR. JACKETS WHATEV E R • ' .. $500 FOR CHILDREN'S SHOES IS If ntcnury, Gul tlntee li for one _,nr. I ELECTED New COLUMBUS members have been ele c ted to Alpha Lamb~a De lta, the nationa l honor s oc iety for sc hola rs hip a mong freshme n women • a t Oh io State Uni vers ity. They include Susa n Ye a t ts Scr ug g, Ches hire, Debora h A. Crow, and Milisa K. Rize r , both of Main St., P omeroy. •• •• of what you'd like To Do To . _0 FLOORS ,- ._ .._ -&tc. iEWElRY STORE ,-' 0 • CLARK'S Gallipolis, Ohio ·0 Travel Clocks · • Jewelry IIIUJtrltltl: for her.ACCimiON &~akt 84nppr Corner Second & Olive . ! '' '"·"·" watches Is right now. From $100. _ -""'- P.T. PLEASANT OR MASON ADDITIONAL ROOM ' . Accutron wa1ch to within a minute a month . • And ·the precise time to see our selection of Accutron .SMALl t 7-UP WITH A SINGLE Substitut~s . need s the precise time, Bulova guarantees the - SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 0 . BATHROOM Pottery Candles Cards Stationery Travel -Bags (Accessories)- For the graduate who FREEl .________No 0 PJ's has ~ · · Give . Bulova Accutron" ALL 3 STORES OPEN 1 PM TO 6 PM 0 INSULATION A NEW STORE WITH ABRIGHT NEW LOOK! 1/3 lb. I Gallipolis · 0 ROOFING . It~ ElTZER 4 MILES WEST OF GAlLIPOLIS ON U.S. 35 .I 0 DOUBLES - (1¥111 !Ill JACKSON & PERKINS . ROSES MRS. JOHN WHITE SUNDAY ONLY! the grad 1/6th lb. BANKAMERlCARD. SIMPLICITY, McCALLS. BUTTERlCK, VOGUE PATTERNS """';;II! WE DOCUSTOM DRESSMAKING-SINGER SALES&SERVICE ..,.;;:: • Open All Pay Thursday 2 COMPLETE FLOOR .O F FABRICS & NOTIONS AIR CONDITIONING SINGLES. Fri. - lNG SHRUBS OPEN 9 to 6 WEEKDAYS SUNDAY 1 to 5 WOMEN'S SMOCK TOPS Entire Stock Open 'Til MANY VARIETIES AND 1 Gallon Carton sewing notions at popular prices in Southeastern Oh io it's French City Fabric Shoppe .FRENCH CITY FABRIC S PPE RODODENDRONS AND AZALEAS MILK SUNDAY ONLY! 330 SECOND AVENUE FLOWERING TREES BEAUTIFU[ PINK DOGWOODS, CRABAPPLES, . PURPLE lEAF PlUM, HAWTHORNE, LILACS, MAGNOLIA, AND MANY OTHERS MARVEL For the largest selection of quality fabri cs, trim.s and 0 MONDAY THRU SUNDAY • • • GA LLIPOLIS - The F rench fr om Ft. Smith, Ark. He is Art Colony is fortunate to have stationed with the Coast Guard M rs . J ohn ( Pa m 1 Whi te join at Henderson, W. Va. the faculty. M1·s. Whi te wa~ born in Chicago, lll. but moved to Monet , Mo. at a n early age. She . gra du ated from Monet -- High· School in 1966. She a tte nded South.w estern Missouri State University, Springfi eld; Mo. and re'c eived her Bachelor of Science in Educa tion in 1970, Her maj or wlts art with em. phas is in weaving. Pottery , je welry, printm a king , and pa in.ti ng w~ re her other inShe ha s taught at Gree nwood Laborator y Sc hoo l in the Ozark, Mo. , schools and a ~ Springfield Ar t Museum . ' She ha s exhibited at the Springfield Art Mu seum, Cox Medica l Cen ter , Las Vegas, Nev., and at a Juricd show in Craig Ha ll, Sout hwest Missouri State University . Mrs . White belongs to Della Phi De lta Honota.ry Art Frate rnity , Art Stude nts Le a gue and is lis ted in Who's Who in Ameri can College s (.lnd l.Jniversi ties'. Mr . and Mrs. White carne to Gallipolis a short time ago· FOR BRIDES Mon . & Fri. SELECT MOTHER A GROWING GIFT lliHlRl iCO IIOiro1YOI!.IG INA I(5 Everything Is Guaranteed · To Satisfy. Or Money Ba(k the First SOuthern · ""Ptist Chapel in P ome r oy unanimously adopted a resolution in their regulai business session on May 2 to go on record as opposed to the legalizing of a state lottery . · They also encourage other Ch r istians and conce r ned citizens to go to the polls a nd vote " no'' to 8. Pleasant, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searles, Cheshire . Also calling on the family were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McDaniel and daughters, Middleport and Willie Wise, and a granddaughter , Mrs Connie Searles and sons. Sinu 18SCJ -teresls $1 Make HAMBURGER OR CHEESEBURGER SPECIAL! ) FOR GRADUATES MISTY OPPOSE UYITE RY POMEROY - Members of . Knife Edge Scissors $599 $800 . REG. HA GUESTS CHESHIRE - Mr. and Mrs . Charles W. Ellis, Altamont, fit. , and Mrs. Alan Rage!, . l.oogaotee, Ill. , have returned home afte-r several days spending club and Mrs. F'lorenee Willis with Mr. Ellis's parents , Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs. Archie was a guest. Officers for the coming year , P.llis . Ellis has been an invalid installed by Mr s. Marie for a long time now. Ri c hards , a r e Mrs. Ruth Other visHors inclUded Mr . Mullineaux ~ president, Mrs. and Mrs. Stanley A. Ellis. _ Alma Caudill, vice-president, Ci rcleville : Mrs Ruth Cheadle, Columbus ; P. W. Jones, Pt. Mrs . June cantrell, treasurer and Mrs . Irene Brannon, secretary . A planning session followed the installation with the group adjourning .for the summ er season. FAC welcomes new . faculty member here •Sewing Box • Dress Forms • Pressing Mils / Many More· Items · ORITZ 2 SPEED BELDING , "E - English Club meets at Rio cafeteria R!O GRANDE · - The English Club met.,at the Rio Grande College Cafeteria, Tuesday. Summer activities were the answe r to roll and those present were Mrs. Isabelle Bias, Ruby Bossard, lrene Brannon, June cantrell. Alma Ca udi ll , Eliza beth Evans, Ruth Mulli neaux, Marie R lcha r ds , Ma r garet Topping and Mrs. Florence Wi ckli ne . Mrs. Zelma Northcull wa s welcomed into the • ' LETART, W. Va . - Paula buttons . The skir ts were of blue Jean fife and James Alan a quamari ne in A·line sty le. St-anley wer e united in Their veils we re of aqua blue matrimony April 15 a t the illus ion, he ld in place by General Assembly of The Body julie tte s tyle headpieces of the sa me color . Each attendant · of Chr ist Church, Letart. The doub le ring , candle light carried a natural colored straw ~ sleeves. Her accessori es were ceremony was per formed by baske t of light _blue daisies white. The couple will reside in Elder Lawrence Parsons ,. Mt. ming led with baby's breath Alto, W. Va. a nd greenery, accented with Gallipolis1 Ml's. Florence Allen, P oint aqua blue ribbons . The new Mrs. Stanley is a P leasa nt , provided a half hour Connie Sue Stav tey, sis ter of g radua te of Gallia Academy of nuptial music prior to the 2 the groom , wa s !he flower girl. High Sc hool a nd a 197.3 p.m . ceremony . Her dress wa s a light blue, graduate of the Southeas tern The new Mrs. Stanley is the · whi te and g r~enflowered print. Ohio School of Prac tical daug hter of Mr . arid Mrs. Th e sleeves were white, Nursing. E lmer Paul Fife , Rt. 1, Mill puffed , with elastic r uffled Stanley is a graduate of Point Cree k Rd ., Gallipolis. J ames is cuffs were ca pped by _the same Pleasant Senior High School the s on of Mr. and Mrs. John material. The dfess featUred a a nd has received training at Ray Sta nl ey, fo rm erly of hipster wais t with a white sash · the Mason County Vocationa l Mason , W. Va ., an!J t he foster and full skirt . She wore a Ce nter and · the · Custom son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles wreath of iight bl ue daisies Welding.School, St. Alba ns, in Rand Fox, Poi nt P le.a sant . with greene1·y in her hair and the field of welding . He is Mr s . Dar ena Bo nec ut t er , c arr ied a ba s ke t of blue employed by Ca rpet Ca rn ival,, I...etart, read Ephesians 5 tq dais ies . He nderson. open the cerem ony. Jim my De nnis Ray Massie served as Out.of. town gues ts for the and Joh nn y Mass ie, t win ri ngbearer a nd David Pa ul cere m q_ny we r e Mr . and Mrs. nephews of the bride, were Ward as tra in. bea rer . Both are Ge ne Wright, Toledo; Miss nephews of the brid e. Edna and Da nny J oe Wright . candle ligh ters . The ~l tar was centered with J ames E. Massie, Columbus, and Mf . a nd Mrs. J ames a whi te kneeling bench fran ked se r ved as bes t man. Ushers Ma ss ie and ch il dr e n , by baskets of spring fl ower were Wa rre n Alfred and Roger Co(um bus ; Mrs . S. A. Marins, arrangem ents a nd ~ white Wallace , P oin t Plea san t. Wood cliff Lake , N. J .; Mr. a nd a isle cloth. F or he r da ughter 's wedding , Mrs . Da mon Adams, Ma rietta; Give n in marria ge by her Mts. Fife wore a dress and Alex Rawls, Fort Wor th, Tex.j fathe r , the bride wore a can· jac ke t ensembl e io whit e a nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles dleligh t white gown trimmed polyes ter with turqu oise and Stanley and children, Mason. with pa le blu e velve t ribbon white braid trim. Her corsage woven in and out of silk threads was of light blue daisies with with lace on either side . 1fhe white a nd turquoise and white gown feat ure d a n empir e · backgr ound . ~he wor e white wa ist, ba tteau riec kline, bishop accessories .. The recepti on was held in the sleeves a nd built-in train with a n a pr on - fro nt layer. Wharf-Room ol the Holiday The brida l ve il of illu- Inn, Kanauga . The bride's s ion was h eld · i n pl ace ta ble wa s centered by a three by a julie ttte headpiece with tier ca ke with a Bible cake on cloth r oses· a nd sa tin ribbon in 'eac h side·. One read, "But a s ca nd le light color . The bride [or me and m y house, we will carried a bouquet ·of la rge se rve the Lord ," and .the other white da isies with beige a nd " Now then , we a r e am · pa le blue s t rea m ers a nd ba ssa dors for Christ." gree nery . For a wedding trip to -BlackEs the r Massie ; .Columbus, wa ter Fall.!!, the bride changed sis ter of the btide , served as to a pink and white gingha m the ma tron ' of honor, with p1aid , gown with whi le collar Dor othy Ward, niece of the and cuffs acce nted by capped bride and Belind a Stee le, P Om e r oy, as brides maid s . They wore empire wa isted gow ns with hig h , r uffl ed co1la r s and ,!!heer s leeves end. ing in ruffled beige cuffs a nd acce nte d with a qua blue Montagnards are a moun· tain people of Vietnam who live by hunting. fishing and farming . University, is here for a weekend visit with his mother Mrs. Frank E. Titus, Pomeroy: We Cater To The ladies EVER SO DEAR. . . The business session em- _, IS VISITOR POMEROY Robert B. Titus, student at Ohio State EVER-SO PRECIOUS, phasized elec tion of class offi ce r s May 12. The next m eeti ng will be at home of Mr. and Mrs . Kei th Wick, Pt. Pleasant, Ma y 12. It will open with a spaghe tti supper at 6:30 p. m . Those a ttending we re Mr. and Mrs. U oyd Danne r, Mr. and Mrs. J eff Smith , Mose Can terberry, Mr. and Mrs. Je rry McDireitt, Mr. a nd Mrs. Larry Ma rr, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reed , Mr. and Mrs . . Ke ith Wic k , Mr . and Mr s. Ron Keevan and P astor and Mrs. Ha rry Cole. -' 7- The SUnday Tlmes - Sentinel,Swt~ay, May6, 1973 • IN OUR STC.RE! 1,12PRICE A DISCOUNT OEPARTMf.NT SlOll '. �I 6 - The Swtday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, May 6, 1973 - Ambassador 's class has recent meetin GALLIPOLIS - The Ambassadors' Su nday School Class of the First Baptist Church he ld its monthly meeting r ecently at the home of Pastor and Mrs . Cole. The eve ntng began wi th games an d contests prepared by Mr . and Mr s. J eff Smith. Two films conce r ning marriage and fam ily li ving were shown by Pastor Cole and a discussion period followed. - I"'P'' Mr. and Mrs. fames Stanley Paula j ean Fife becomes bride of james Stanley ·- l .. Mrs. Rodney Hammond Lusk Dr. Lusk weds . - Sandra Sunder GALLIPOLIS - Miss Sandra Sunder and Dr . Rodney Hammond Lusk were married April 21 a t th e Glendale Pre s by te ri an Chur c h, Kirk·wood, Mo. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E . W. Sunder , Jr., Kirkwood , Mo. Lusk 'is the - son ofMr; and Mrs. A~en Lusk , Gallipolis . Mrs. Cha r les A. Ross ll!, of t he bride, was fl ower girl. George R. Troop III , served as best m_a n . Groom s men in c lud e d Mik e Venz, Columbus; J oseph Clark , Ft. Wa yne, Ind .; E . W. Sunder ll!, brother of the br ide , Craig Ze mph e r , Wes terville and Gera ld Jorgenson, Clevela nd . Sim on Jorgenson, nephew· of the groom , accompanied the. fl owe r,~girl . • Charleston served her ~ i ster as F oll owing the ceremony, a ma tron of honor and Mrs. dinner recep tion was given at Mic hae l Allen, Na s hville , the Algonquin Golf _ Club of Te nn ., was senior· attendan t. Kirkwood . Mi ss Ann Eliza beth Chomeau The couple witl · reside in . was junior bridesmaid an d Albuquerque, N. M. Miss Pa ula Mari e Rose , nieCe Kanauga UMW in Raike home KANAUGA - The Ka na uga United Methodist Women m e t a t the hom e of Mrs. J ohn Ra ike Thursday evening. The opening song wa s " F a ith of Our Mothers" . and Mrs. Clyd e Chambliss gave t he opemng prayer. Roll call was ·a nswered with .a scr ipture verse co n tain in g the wo rd " m other:'' The scripture, given a s a responsive reading led by Mr s . Aud rey Browne ll , wa s . l'i-overbs 31 : llhi3. . Mrs. J ohn Raike led the readings with " A Tr ibute to Mother ." eithe r readings were given by Mrs. R. C. Swisher a nd Mrs . Bill Beagle. Mrs. . Pina Ward read a poem, " M-o ther 's Love ," E velyfi · . Rothgeb read " The Watche r " an d Mrs. Ca rl Roush read " F leeti ng Memories of _ Iiiother ." Mrs. Florence Allen gave the Bible quiz . The s tudy session was on I Timothy 3. Mrs . Berkley Wright gave the benediCtion. A routine business meetin g followed , during which 48 sic k calls were repor ted . TITLE FIGHT BRISBANE , Austra lia (UP!) - Commonwealth champion Hector Thompson of Australia will m eet world lightwe ight champion Roberto Duran in a . _title fight at Panama June 2, Th ompson 's t rainer, Reg Lay. ton announced Thursday. Layton sa id the title fi ght ha d been confirmed in a teleph one conversation between himSelf ·and New York agent Dewey Fragetta. MOTHER'S DAY GRADUATION WEDDINGS YOUR MOTHER. " MAKE HER DAY A HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY WITH FRENCH CITY FABRIC SHOPPE HAS THE RIGHT -IDEAS FOR ANY LADY FOR MOTHERS t f.:!\ CAliFORNIA •Gift Certificate • Sleeve Boards •Cutting Boards Cobblers l ,@ tr 1 Made in U.S.A. P ISCES NAVY BLUE Electric Scissols & BLACK PATENT REG. 18.00 A COMPLETE LINE OF SINGER SEWING MACHINES ' WHITE - BON E - BLACK PRICED FROM '6900 SERVICE - LESSONS - DELIVERY 90 DAYS TO PAY ·SINGER GENIE! ONLY ZIG-ZAG 11 LBS. $1499 THE MOST LOVELY AND WIDE VARlET~ OF FABRICS AND ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR BRIDAL PARTY. l·'S 9,3otil8 p.m. Tues. Wed . & Sat. WE HAVE A FABRIC FO.R ANY WEDDING, LARGE OR SMALL. WE ARE CONTINUING OUR 9:30tils p.m . Tt1"u rsday 9: 3Qtil1 2)noon 10% FABRI_ CDISCOUNT TO All BRIDAL PARTIES THRU MAY ·.,, ~ a Mon. & · i'! 58 CQurt St. .. for SCREENS gla 0 RE-WIRING TRIPLES 1/2 lb • . accur~cy Large _7-Up _With A Double or Triple .HAMBURGER OR CHEESEBURGER . ' of every _ _ _ _ _ _ __, . W·112 Btuthed ll•lnless steel. Sliver Dl•l. $111. for him ICCUTHII10G Stllnleu st~tl . $1/vel"dl•l . $100, '' " Home .of That "Old Fashion Goodness " .. "Wt wiu •di111t to thlt toltr~nee, - ( . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • I Values To $4 .44 2 All c hildr e n 's s hoe s from tittl e s ize 4 to big s ize 3 go at ,12 of th e pri ce marke d . . I Tr e m e ndou s ~ avmg s · WORKSHOP BOYS ·· PANTS · 5 HOu r Sa Ie. Jean cut & dre'is .pa nts - denims, $ popl ins , twill s etc . Sizes 6 tq 18 . Re gul a r an d Slim s. PAIR · Sunday Only - 1 p.m : to 6 p.m. 45 PIECE MELAMINE DINNERWARE SEJ Actu a l va lu es t o s 12. 95. · Di s hwa ~ her. sa fe - be ea rly . Th ey won' t last lo ng. · LAWN CHAIR , IT'S CLOSETS ~~~~=~ HOME IM,IOVEMENT TIM I R e gul a r $6._95. Si ies S; M.$ . L Multi -colors. Be Early! .$266 5 0 While They Last! Then See First National About A c, 0 DRIVE WAY _0 F1REPLACE Prints and · Solids~ Regular 57c ·· Home Improvement Loan . • 0 ., UTILITY HOUSE '0 REDECORATE _ ' PLASTIC DRAPES "We Can Help It Happe•" ' • 'THE ,QLD BAN'K WITH ·NEW IDEAS" Multi -Color Stripe- Full Bed Size . FinED -SHEETS • FLARE LEG STYLES! Green - Sx3x3 Webs 0 . FENCES . St,t nday Only! Regular $3 .94 . PRICE 0 PAINT OUTSIDE I Boys and Me.ps '\ l 1 1111 1111 SPRING "110 YEARS OF SERVICE" · .. - • CHA1s[n1ou~G ER n s5 88 KNIFE SALE LAST PAY! 49c Values ' Pari ng, steak , sa nd wich, gra pefru it etc . Sta inless stee l· blad es • Gr ea t Sav ing s ! SUNDAY 4 FOR Our "Your Cap~ice" Brand - REGULAR $!'.27 WOMEN'S . PANTY HOSE 4 Colors SUNDAY ONLY! SAVE 69c PR . .68¢· PR. JACKETS WHATEV E R • ' .. $500 FOR CHILDREN'S SHOES IS If ntcnury, Gul tlntee li for one _,nr. I ELECTED New COLUMBUS members have been ele c ted to Alpha Lamb~a De lta, the nationa l honor s oc iety for sc hola rs hip a mong freshme n women • a t Oh io State Uni vers ity. They include Susa n Ye a t ts Scr ug g, Ches hire, Debora h A. Crow, and Milisa K. Rize r , both of Main St., P omeroy. •• •• of what you'd like To Do To . _0 FLOORS ,- ._ .._ -&tc. iEWElRY STORE ,-' 0 • CLARK'S Gallipolis, Ohio ·0 Travel Clocks · • Jewelry IIIUJtrltltl: for her.ACCimiON &~akt 84nppr Corner Second & Olive . ! '' '"·"·" watches Is right now. From $100. _ -""'- P.T. PLEASANT OR MASON ADDITIONAL ROOM ' . Accutron wa1ch to within a minute a month . • And ·the precise time to see our selection of Accutron .SMALl t 7-UP WITH A SINGLE Substitut~s . need s the precise time, Bulova guarantees the - SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA 0 . BATHROOM Pottery Candles Cards Stationery Travel -Bags (Accessories)- For the graduate who FREEl .________No 0 PJ's has ~ · · Give . Bulova Accutron" ALL 3 STORES OPEN 1 PM TO 6 PM 0 INSULATION A NEW STORE WITH ABRIGHT NEW LOOK! 1/3 lb. I Gallipolis · 0 ROOFING . It~ ElTZER 4 MILES WEST OF GAlLIPOLIS ON U.S. 35 .I 0 DOUBLES - (1¥111 !Ill JACKSON & PERKINS . ROSES MRS. JOHN WHITE SUNDAY ONLY! the grad 1/6th lb. BANKAMERlCARD. SIMPLICITY, McCALLS. BUTTERlCK, VOGUE PATTERNS """';;II! WE DOCUSTOM DRESSMAKING-SINGER SALES&SERVICE ..,.;;:: • Open All Pay Thursday 2 COMPLETE FLOOR .O F FABRICS & NOTIONS AIR CONDITIONING SINGLES. Fri. - lNG SHRUBS OPEN 9 to 6 WEEKDAYS SUNDAY 1 to 5 WOMEN'S SMOCK TOPS Entire Stock Open 'Til MANY VARIETIES AND 1 Gallon Carton sewing notions at popular prices in Southeastern Oh io it's French City Fabric Shoppe .FRENCH CITY FABRIC S PPE RODODENDRONS AND AZALEAS MILK SUNDAY ONLY! 330 SECOND AVENUE FLOWERING TREES BEAUTIFU[ PINK DOGWOODS, CRABAPPLES, . PURPLE lEAF PlUM, HAWTHORNE, LILACS, MAGNOLIA, AND MANY OTHERS MARVEL For the largest selection of quality fabri cs, trim.s and 0 MONDAY THRU SUNDAY • • • GA LLIPOLIS - The F rench fr om Ft. Smith, Ark. He is Art Colony is fortunate to have stationed with the Coast Guard M rs . J ohn ( Pa m 1 Whi te join at Henderson, W. Va. the faculty. M1·s. Whi te wa~ born in Chicago, lll. but moved to Monet , Mo. at a n early age. She . gra du ated from Monet -- High· School in 1966. She a tte nded South.w estern Missouri State University, Springfi eld; Mo. and re'c eived her Bachelor of Science in Educa tion in 1970, Her maj or wlts art with em. phas is in weaving. Pottery , je welry, printm a king , and pa in.ti ng w~ re her other inShe ha s taught at Gree nwood Laborator y Sc hoo l in the Ozark, Mo. , schools and a ~ Springfield Ar t Museum . ' She ha s exhibited at the Springfield Art Mu seum, Cox Medica l Cen ter , Las Vegas, Nev., and at a Juricd show in Craig Ha ll, Sout hwest Missouri State University . Mrs . White belongs to Della Phi De lta Honota.ry Art Frate rnity , Art Stude nts Le a gue and is lis ted in Who's Who in Ameri can College s (.lnd l.Jniversi ties'. Mr . and Mrs. White carne to Gallipolis a short time ago· FOR BRIDES Mon . & Fri. SELECT MOTHER A GROWING GIFT lliHlRl iCO IIOiro1YOI!.IG INA I(5 Everything Is Guaranteed · To Satisfy. Or Money Ba(k the First SOuthern · ""Ptist Chapel in P ome r oy unanimously adopted a resolution in their regulai business session on May 2 to go on record as opposed to the legalizing of a state lottery . · They also encourage other Ch r istians and conce r ned citizens to go to the polls a nd vote " no'' to 8. Pleasant, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Searles, Cheshire . Also calling on the family were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McDaniel and daughters, Middleport and Willie Wise, and a granddaughter , Mrs Connie Searles and sons. Sinu 18SCJ -teresls $1 Make HAMBURGER OR CHEESEBURGER SPECIAL! ) FOR GRADUATES MISTY OPPOSE UYITE RY POMEROY - Members of . Knife Edge Scissors $599 $800 . REG. HA GUESTS CHESHIRE - Mr. and Mrs . Charles W. Ellis, Altamont, fit. , and Mrs. Alan Rage!, . l.oogaotee, Ill. , have returned home afte-r several days spending club and Mrs. F'lorenee Willis with Mr. Ellis's parents , Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs. Archie was a guest. Officers for the coming year , P.llis . Ellis has been an invalid installed by Mr s. Marie for a long time now. Ri c hards , a r e Mrs. Ruth Other visHors inclUded Mr . Mullineaux ~ president, Mrs. and Mrs. Stanley A. Ellis. _ Alma Caudill, vice-president, Ci rcleville : Mrs Ruth Cheadle, Columbus ; P. W. Jones, Pt. Mrs . June cantrell, treasurer and Mrs . Irene Brannon, secretary . A planning session followed the installation with the group adjourning .for the summ er season. FAC welcomes new . faculty member here •Sewing Box • Dress Forms • Pressing Mils / Many More· Items · ORITZ 2 SPEED BELDING , "E - English Club meets at Rio cafeteria R!O GRANDE · - The English Club met.,at the Rio Grande College Cafeteria, Tuesday. Summer activities were the answe r to roll and those present were Mrs. Isabelle Bias, Ruby Bossard, lrene Brannon, June cantrell. Alma Ca udi ll , Eliza beth Evans, Ruth Mulli neaux, Marie R lcha r ds , Ma r garet Topping and Mrs. Florence Wi ckli ne . Mrs. Zelma Northcull wa s welcomed into the • ' LETART, W. Va . - Paula buttons . The skir ts were of blue Jean fife and James Alan a quamari ne in A·line sty le. St-anley wer e united in Their veils we re of aqua blue matrimony April 15 a t the illus ion, he ld in place by General Assembly of The Body julie tte s tyle headpieces of the sa me color . Each attendant · of Chr ist Church, Letart. The doub le ring , candle light carried a natural colored straw ~ sleeves. Her accessori es were ceremony was per formed by baske t of light _blue daisies white. The couple will reside in Elder Lawrence Parsons ,. Mt. ming led with baby's breath Alto, W. Va. a nd greenery, accented with Gallipolis1 Ml's. Florence Allen, P oint aqua blue ribbons . The new Mrs. Stanley is a P leasa nt , provided a half hour Connie Sue Stav tey, sis ter of g radua te of Gallia Academy of nuptial music prior to the 2 the groom , wa s !he flower girl. High Sc hool a nd a 197.3 p.m . ceremony . Her dress wa s a light blue, graduate of the Southeas tern The new Mrs. Stanley is the · whi te and g r~enflowered print. Ohio School of Prac tical daug hter of Mr . arid Mrs. Th e sleeves were white, Nursing. E lmer Paul Fife , Rt. 1, Mill puffed , with elastic r uffled Stanley is a graduate of Point Cree k Rd ., Gallipolis. J ames is cuffs were ca pped by _the same Pleasant Senior High School the s on of Mr. and Mrs. John material. The dfess featUred a a nd has received training at Ray Sta nl ey, fo rm erly of hipster wais t with a white sash · the Mason County Vocationa l Mason , W. Va ., an!J t he foster and full skirt . She wore a Ce nter and · the · Custom son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles wreath of iight bl ue daisies Welding.School, St. Alba ns, in Rand Fox, Poi nt P le.a sant . with greene1·y in her hair and the field of welding . He is Mr s . Dar ena Bo nec ut t er , c arr ied a ba s ke t of blue employed by Ca rpet Ca rn ival,, I...etart, read Ephesians 5 tq dais ies . He nderson. open the cerem ony. Jim my De nnis Ray Massie served as Out.of. town gues ts for the and Joh nn y Mass ie, t win ri ngbearer a nd David Pa ul cere m q_ny we r e Mr . and Mrs. nephews of the bride, were Ward as tra in. bea rer . Both are Ge ne Wright, Toledo; Miss nephews of the brid e. Edna and Da nny J oe Wright . candle ligh ters . The ~l tar was centered with J ames E. Massie, Columbus, and Mf . a nd Mrs. J ames a whi te kneeling bench fran ked se r ved as bes t man. Ushers Ma ss ie and ch il dr e n , by baskets of spring fl ower were Wa rre n Alfred and Roger Co(um bus ; Mrs . S. A. Marins, arrangem ents a nd ~ white Wallace , P oin t Plea san t. Wood cliff Lake , N. J .; Mr. a nd a isle cloth. F or he r da ughter 's wedding , Mrs . Da mon Adams, Ma rietta; Give n in marria ge by her Mts. Fife wore a dress and Alex Rawls, Fort Wor th, Tex.j fathe r , the bride wore a can· jac ke t ensembl e io whit e a nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles dleligh t white gown trimmed polyes ter with turqu oise and Stanley and children, Mason. with pa le blu e velve t ribbon white braid trim. Her corsage woven in and out of silk threads was of light blue daisies with with lace on either side . 1fhe white a nd turquoise and white gown feat ure d a n empir e · backgr ound . ~he wor e white wa ist, ba tteau riec kline, bishop accessories .. The recepti on was held in the sleeves a nd built-in train with a n a pr on - fro nt layer. Wharf-Room ol the Holiday The brida l ve il of illu- Inn, Kanauga . The bride's s ion was h eld · i n pl ace ta ble wa s centered by a three by a julie ttte headpiece with tier ca ke with a Bible cake on cloth r oses· a nd sa tin ribbon in 'eac h side·. One read, "But a s ca nd le light color . The bride [or me and m y house, we will carried a bouquet ·of la rge se rve the Lord ," and .the other white da isies with beige a nd " Now then , we a r e am · pa le blue s t rea m ers a nd ba ssa dors for Christ." gree nery . For a wedding trip to -BlackEs the r Massie ; .Columbus, wa ter Fall.!!, the bride changed sis ter of the btide , served as to a pink and white gingha m the ma tron ' of honor, with p1aid , gown with whi le collar Dor othy Ward, niece of the and cuffs acce nted by capped bride and Belind a Stee le, P Om e r oy, as brides maid s . They wore empire wa isted gow ns with hig h , r uffl ed co1la r s and ,!!heer s leeves end. ing in ruffled beige cuffs a nd acce nte d with a qua blue Montagnards are a moun· tain people of Vietnam who live by hunting. fishing and farming . University, is here for a weekend visit with his mother Mrs. Frank E. Titus, Pomeroy: We Cater To The ladies EVER SO DEAR. . . The business session em- _, IS VISITOR POMEROY Robert B. Titus, student at Ohio State EVER-SO PRECIOUS, phasized elec tion of class offi ce r s May 12. The next m eeti ng will be at home of Mr. and Mrs . Kei th Wick, Pt. Pleasant, Ma y 12. It will open with a spaghe tti supper at 6:30 p. m . Those a ttending we re Mr. and Mrs. U oyd Danne r, Mr. and Mrs. J eff Smith , Mose Can terberry, Mr. and Mrs. Je rry McDireitt, Mr. a nd Mrs. Larry Ma rr, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Reed , Mr. and Mrs . . Ke ith Wic k , Mr . and Mr s. Ron Keevan and P astor and Mrs. Ha rry Cole. -' 7- The SUnday Tlmes - Sentinel,Swt~ay, May6, 1973 • IN OUR STC.RE! 1,12PRICE A DISCOUNT OEPARTMf.NT SlOll '. �I -The Sunday Tunes- Sentinel, SundBy, May 6, 1973 • Passbook money to draw 5!/.1% GALLIPOUS - Richard D. Hoffmann , president, City · Loan and Savings, said Friday effective May )5, 1973, all passbook deposit accounts will au.t omatically start earning 5'• pet. interest, compounded daily , This increased rate will produce · an effective annual yield of 5.38 pet. for all City Art Colo~y ' announced · summer class schedule tiOtD Lo;ln depositors. ~ll previous features of the passbook plan will be retained. Depositors :may withdraw funds at any time with full interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal. No time periods or minimum deposits are required to earn the new 5 1• pet. rate. pm NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOE Leona Woodring Smith Reg ular $17.99 Gourmet ·author to speak here BEIGE BLUE BLACK BROWN . ' Not All Sizes in All Styles GALLIPOLIS - -- The · Gallipolis Garden Club will hold an ope n meeting Thursday at Grace · United Methodis t Church at 8 p.m . · The program will be presented by Leona Woodrin g Smi th, F ort Lauderdale, Fla. , on "The for gotten Art of Flower Cookery." The program will cost 50 cents ::nd tickets may be purchased at the door or by calling 446-3~13 . Mrs. Smith is a recognized authority on the old arl of flower cookery. She spent five years doing reseprch work for her book in the Library of Co ngress , the department of Agriculture and the National Institute of Health , Washington, D. C. Gourmet cooking has been one of her hobbies for many years and she is a cookbook collector . Her presentation wi11 include ·slides taken by .a profe ssional photographer. & Co lors GALLIPOLIS - .Summer. taught by Mrs. Annette Ashrlasses sc heduled by the craft. Ages for this class are 8French Art CalOlly include a 12. Cost of the c hildren 's watercolor workshop June 18, classes if $12.50, including 19, 20, 21 from 9:30a.m . to 3 materials. p .m. each day. Mrs. Saundra Mrs . Pamela White will Koby will be the instructor. conduct a children 's class in This class is .for anyone in- papier mache sc ulpture terested in watercolor or beginning June 26 and conacrylics, be ginne r or ex- tinuing each Tuesday un!ll perienced . All sessions possible, August 1. An exciting · exwill be held on location and the perience is in store for those s tudenls will take their lunch. who take this dass. The first class will meet at Regi stration for adult · Riverby . " classes, which are open to f) weaving workshop will be teenagers, may be made by held July 23, 24, 25, 26 from 9:30 ca lling Mrs. John Byers, 446a .m . to 3 p.m. Mrs. Pamela 1903,' or Mrs. George Gra ce, White will be the instructor. 446-09>3 . Registration for This class is for beginners who c hildr en's classes may be would like to learn simple made by phoning Mrs. Michael methods of weaving and Donnellan, 245-5204. perhaps advance to their own .... :::•:: loom. Many items ca n be pr oduc ed by the easiest methods. This class will meet at Riverby . Students should bring their lunch. The cos t of each of these classes is $26 to those who are .. not members of the French Art Colony and $20 to those who are . Membership . is OIJt'n to ·everyone at the rate of $10 for individual membership and $15 for family memberships . In the children's department a drawing and p3inting class is planned to begin July 9 at 9:30 .. to 11:30 a .m. and will continue ::· each Monday and Wednesday until August 1. Materia ls used will include pencil, watercolors and acrylics . This class will be junior Women meet at Riverby GALLIPOLIS The The club Voted on new ofGallipolis Junior Women' s ficer s for the coming year. Club met Tuesday evening at Mickey Stokes was elected Riverby . The conservation president ; Patty Jo~es, vice committee was in charge of the president; Pat Mills, recording meeting . Mrs . Wymond secretary; J udy Par.s ons, Bradbury gave a marvelous corresponding sec reatary; demonstration on flower ·Martha Roderic k, treasurer ; arranging. She made severa l and M'Lou Morrison, publicity .. arrangements a nd answered The new officers will ·be inthe members ' many questions. stalled at the. May meetin g. BETTER FOOTWUR FOR THE FAMILy IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Mon. thru Sat. 10til9 - Sunday 1 til6 Garden club enjoys recent nature tour . : in Cha r ming Pend~nt Y. CARAT 125 ~C ARAT 250 SAPPHIR E OR RUBY RING WITH DIAMONDS Fa nc y Ring s o f Un matched Beauty 125 DIAMOND ONYX RING 2975 Genuine Diamond Set in Black Onyx 'Solid Gold. ...... . R eg. $ 14.95 ' '.. '" '·' NOW 1 77 ' {· i <"' PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 SECOND AVENUE ,~; ',-~·"' .. \. I Other youth participating JltYMID~ /J..I -~IJ-~,_. . '> y ><lNHI A'~"o,H JI ll " ' ! HO!II ' t ! Unscninhle thae!wr Jumb1 ... one letter to each ~quare, to .--........ _._ ' form four ordinary word1. I)EGIM Wt • .11111 fnr lu w, 9 to 9 DAILY e12 to 8 SUNDAY 137 PINE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 10 A COU~ · TAKE"' F5'/ f'EOf"lE WI'O OVERDO Ji. II m I I ... GIRONI Now IUTaiiiP t he circled.lettera t o Corm tht: 1urpri~e aDIWer, u I ~==~~;i~~~~~~~U~I~IHUdbJ~e ~e ~~ !fL _,_, l'riii~III~I=II~II = IIGI:::III::.:I:=!....__ll In ( I IIDJ I Jumbln• GUILE Yn&erd•y"• IEOUN DOOMID (~en Moad.J) PlltACY 700 WEST MAIN STREET .POMEROY, OltiO ..-llHIO'S FABULOUS DISCOUNTERS! PORK CHOPS FRENCH CITY BRAND Anawen •:Jrut a ~Jul. hia cut top"-11GOINO IALD" ~--------------------.. We're HEADQUARTERS For. • • F~ Sldnn1 Mini. Fits elmolt ~nywheN, · (Only 2 feet wide) FRIGIDAIRE wllitl""' "" pi .....,..tt wlr· NORTHERN BAKER FURNITURE pluoobi•l ........linJ. VINYL . TOWELS fAJtlll It wh1r1 till WISh i1- til...... i>llft, ...... ,, ... .., . . )If, 1ST CUT PLACE MATS $ $ JUMBO . ROLLS 11\J MID DlE PORT FOR Need· a home improvement loan? GOOD SUNDAY, MAY 6th THRU SUNDAY, MAY 13th WHILE QUANTITIES • LAST LADIES TERRY HUNfS HOUSE SLIPPERS PORK & BEANS $ $ 15'/z oz. CANS • PAIR Blouses just r ight for Mother on her da y. We hav e m any. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . . SILVER BAR SLACKS $1200 : :: '41' ...,·, ::: UMBRELLAS Choose Mother . One From Our Collection ~goo Ill •Bleeker. Street •Levi's for Gals •lady Bayard •Judy Bond The Better Jobs! Write, Visit or Call 446-4367 tor free cata tog of courses ilnd next startl"t Ute. VA Approved. TARA CORP. ThOmas Clothiers, ' ·' G•llipoli1 NEW HOMES .FOR SALE ··: . .... ·au .i I dr n g I• s·i t e s Available . . Kingsberry Homes built to fit any specificat i ons . . All Underground Utilities Provided . For Information .Or Appointm~nt Addison, o. You~ll get more.than money at O.V. B.! You 'll get first class s ervi ce. The kind that makes Ohio Vall ey Bank a firs) cla~s bank. Plant shrubber_y, pave a~driv_e.way, instalL carpeting, paint inside or out, build a patio, etc . We have a financing plan to fit your needs whatever your improvement. ,. . ' '. DIAMONDAIRE FAMILY SCOTT MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL ·siMULATED DIAMOND RINGS BATHROOM ' .TISSUE - MOTHER'S PINS WITH 3 STONES . $ 4 PACK PKG. . Ohio~'!!.\~vBa~· ''We salut~ E!llergency Medical Technicians- a job well done" PHONE 367-7250 . I ...o I' ·------~---- .. •!) DEVELOPMENT • Gallipolis Business College 88 ., •Act •Pendleton · • London Fog · • Koret of California •lady Manhattan •Garland For That Rainy Day. "$ 17 Ol CANS . NAM ES MOTHERS KNOW! PERCOLATOR $ TAKEN TO CLINIC G ALLIPOLIS Ga llia Coun ty's volunteer emergency squad Sa turday transported Barna Lasseter of Upper River Rd. to . lhe Holzer Medica l . Center as a medical patient. You'! l. find th e slac k st yle yo u want m an exc iting collection of spr ing fashions. .. ;.:· ·· ' WEST BEND 9 CUP AUTOMATIC SWEET PEAS by Lady Manhattan • . "Our information indicates that in general, fert'fN:rtr · supplies are adequate to meet farm · needs," said Gilbert, Chairman of the Gallia County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ( ASC ) · Committee. uHowever, there may some difficulty in be distribution of ava il able supplies." ' HSecreta ry of Agri culture .Earl L. Bu!z is depending on ASCS to monitor.the loca l fuel and fertilizer situa ti ons, a nd we are makir;ag weekl y reports bapk to the Secr etary through our regular channels," Gilbert said. Farmers who lack s tor age fac ilities for fertilizer . may wa nt to lake a look at temporary bins or othe r emergency me thods, the ASCS o£ficial said. "It's certainly . better to do a little extra pla nning now than be caught short later," he poin ts out., \ . '\ GALLIPOLIS - Farmers in southeastern Ohio should get their fertilizer stocks now whether they need the material immediately or not, said J . Melvin Gilbert, Klein. were Sharon Buckley, Robin Buckley, Marvin Friend and Greg Eblin. The Rev . Robert Buckley had the sermon. PRICES Kn its in .cotton, polyester & nylon, oth er s in ea.sy · ca re po lyest er . New · designs, col or s, pnnts m cool s.ummer fabrics. M.om w ill lo one of these . ve G BC Grads Get 36 Locust S•. Farmers should check levels of fertilizer Steve and Becky Eblin, Shirley and Belinda Friend .and Miss $54 St. Reg . Na . 71 -02-00328 . c FOR MOTHER For ABetter Job, .Sooner-Go To Business College - -DIAMOND. CROS$ ' Reg.$9.95 NOW .ss·s .. ,,,. Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church had charge of the " '·' program Sunday night with SUNDAY Charles Diehl as the liturgist. EMERGENCY MEDICAL Song leader for the service Service exhibit, 2 to 6 p.m . at was Barbara Klein and Steve Gallia County Junior Eblin acc.ompanied ihe young Fairgrounds, Route .JO, across people for group singing. John from Holzer Medical Center. Moore read scripture from Public invited. Psalm 66 and the usherettes THE JOINTAIRES, goSpel receiving the offering were singenl £rom West Virginia, MISS Klein, Sharon Buckley, will present a concert, ·7:30 Sherr1e Clark , and Diane p.m . at Mt. Hermon UB Smith. There was prayer by Church. Public invited. Robert Barton . Mo ore acA L PH A 0 M I R 0 N companied on his g uitar CHAPTER, Delta Kappa Belinda Friend and Diana Gamma Society recruitment Lewis for a vocal number and lea, 3:·30 p .m . at the Pomeroy · s pecial se le c ti ons were by Elementary School. Hostesses, Mrs . Avtce Frecker, Mrs . Genev• Nolan, Miss Mildred Hawley, Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja and Miss Rosalie Story. DRESSES to Youth of the ~: MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH revival, beginning 7:30 p .m. The Rev. Norman Taylor, evangelist: Mr. Worley Haley, pastor. Located on the Langsville-Dexter Rd . DELTA KAPPA Gamma · recruitment tea , 3:30 p.m . at Pomeroy Elementary School. MONDAY SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 p.m. at the school. Piano students will give a recilal. . Grandparents will be recognized. .. ..:;: .. POMEROY - !:!: BEAUTIFUL U .S. Presid ent H e r b e r t . Hoover gave a ll hii; incom e : from gove rnment employ- · me nt, lncludlng his pension , to c harity a nd to p ublic serv- : ice projects . . : DIAMOND ONYX PENDAN T caIen dar .. .. Whirling ·Wheels enjoy meetings 2 Diamonds set )l:~\ f: ... •• DIAMOND PENDANT J .. .. We have gifts for Mother to suit every taste and budget. Make her happy on 'Her' day with one of these beautiful mementos. fSOciai~~''f Church youth have program GALLIPOLIS The Gifts of wild white violets Gallipolis Garden Club held its were given to the club memannual natw:e tour Thursday, bers at the close of the tour. May 4, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson, Rt. 141. OHIO FUNDS The beauty and skill with WASHINGTON ( UP!} - 1be whi c h the Davidsons have Defense Department, in its nalandscaped their grounds is tional requests to Congress breath-taking . Mrs. Davidson Thursday, asked to ~pend ~.has combined the wild with the 739,000 during fiscal 1974 on tame and has let her gardening military construction projects fo1low the terrain . in Ohio. Several man-made ponds · The national requests totaled have been added for beauty $2.97 billion. The Ohio requests included and for the use of their many animals that live there. The $19,ooi,OOO for Wright Patterwoods surrounding their home son Air Force Base in Dayton, were filled with ·spring and $1,188,o00 for the Defense specimens of wild flowers and Construction and Supply Center in Columbus. herbs. Members al:;o voted on the ·: · Club Woman o£ the Year. .. Eva luation sheets wer e given . ::;: to all members at the last meeting . These ·sheets award points for club activities during the year . The four women with the most accunit.dated points are then voted on by all club :,:; memOers. The nominees are :·: Jane Dan iel, Ju dy Evans, Carol Polen a nd Frap Ta bit. The winner will be a nnounced at the club's banquet at Oscar's :.: May 21. .::: GALLIP-OLIS The Whirli ng Wheels Bicycle 4-H Clu b, under the direc tion of Roger Hood and J e£1 Smith have enjoyed seve n con.' secutive ~eeti ngs. There a re 2:! boys and girls e nrolled . The group has used the O.hio Va lley Ba nk ·parking lot each mee ting for inspec.tio ns a nd a.c hi~vemen t skills to improve bicycle safety. The group has a lso been ins.tructed ·(m the sigrls of the hig hway a nd signs of. life which a re r ules for safe bicycle tiding. Durin g one meeting the club was observed by Chief of Police J ohn Taylor a nd he ins.tructed t·he gr oup about bicycle ·sa fety a bout town. There have been three .bike hikes, the last one being a four mil.e hik e which took the group through the G.S.L grounds. Thursday, May 10, will be the last meeting of this series. The plans have been made for a bicycle rodeo to be held at the P ublic Use ·Area on First Ave. The event will consist of ac. tivities, skills, and contests. There will be surprises and prizes. Par€nts and friends of the club members a re invited toattend the function at 4 p.m . · Unit . two of the bicycling project will be held this £a ll a nd fur ther an nouncements will be made at that time. 9- The SID\day Times- Sentinel, Sundav. Mav 6_1973 (12 ROLLS) VAlUES TO 1100.00 ADD. STONES $1.00 EACH ·, �I -The Sunday Tunes- Sentinel, SundBy, May 6, 1973 • Passbook money to draw 5!/.1% GALLIPOUS - Richard D. Hoffmann , president, City · Loan and Savings, said Friday effective May )5, 1973, all passbook deposit accounts will au.t omatically start earning 5'• pet. interest, compounded daily , This increased rate will produce · an effective annual yield of 5.38 pet. for all City Art Colo~y ' announced · summer class schedule tiOtD Lo;ln depositors. ~ll previous features of the passbook plan will be retained. Depositors :may withdraw funds at any time with full interest from day of deposit to day of withdrawal. No time periods or minimum deposits are required to earn the new 5 1• pet. rate. pm NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SHOE Leona Woodring Smith Reg ular $17.99 Gourmet ·author to speak here BEIGE BLUE BLACK BROWN . ' Not All Sizes in All Styles GALLIPOLIS - -- The · Gallipolis Garden Club will hold an ope n meeting Thursday at Grace · United Methodis t Church at 8 p.m . · The program will be presented by Leona Woodrin g Smi th, F ort Lauderdale, Fla. , on "The for gotten Art of Flower Cookery." The program will cost 50 cents ::nd tickets may be purchased at the door or by calling 446-3~13 . Mrs. Smith is a recognized authority on the old arl of flower cookery. She spent five years doing reseprch work for her book in the Library of Co ngress , the department of Agriculture and the National Institute of Health , Washington, D. C. Gourmet cooking has been one of her hobbies for many years and she is a cookbook collector . Her presentation wi11 include ·slides taken by .a profe ssional photographer. & Co lors GALLIPOLIS - .Summer. taught by Mrs. Annette Ashrlasses sc heduled by the craft. Ages for this class are 8French Art CalOlly include a 12. Cost of the c hildren 's watercolor workshop June 18, classes if $12.50, including 19, 20, 21 from 9:30a.m . to 3 materials. p .m. each day. Mrs. Saundra Mrs . Pamela White will Koby will be the instructor. conduct a children 's class in This class is .for anyone in- papier mache sc ulpture terested in watercolor or beginning June 26 and conacrylics, be ginne r or ex- tinuing each Tuesday un!ll perienced . All sessions possible, August 1. An exciting · exwill be held on location and the perience is in store for those s tudenls will take their lunch. who take this dass. The first class will meet at Regi stration for adult · Riverby . " classes, which are open to f) weaving workshop will be teenagers, may be made by held July 23, 24, 25, 26 from 9:30 ca lling Mrs. John Byers, 446a .m . to 3 p.m. Mrs. Pamela 1903,' or Mrs. George Gra ce, White will be the instructor. 446-09>3 . Registration for This class is for beginners who c hildr en's classes may be would like to learn simple made by phoning Mrs. Michael methods of weaving and Donnellan, 245-5204. perhaps advance to their own .... :::•:: loom. Many items ca n be pr oduc ed by the easiest methods. This class will meet at Riverby . Students should bring their lunch. The cos t of each of these classes is $26 to those who are .. not members of the French Art Colony and $20 to those who are . Membership . is OIJt'n to ·everyone at the rate of $10 for individual membership and $15 for family memberships . In the children's department a drawing and p3inting class is planned to begin July 9 at 9:30 .. to 11:30 a .m. and will continue ::· each Monday and Wednesday until August 1. Materia ls used will include pencil, watercolors and acrylics . This class will be junior Women meet at Riverby GALLIPOLIS The The club Voted on new ofGallipolis Junior Women' s ficer s for the coming year. Club met Tuesday evening at Mickey Stokes was elected Riverby . The conservation president ; Patty Jo~es, vice committee was in charge of the president; Pat Mills, recording meeting . Mrs . Wymond secretary; J udy Par.s ons, Bradbury gave a marvelous corresponding sec reatary; demonstration on flower ·Martha Roderic k, treasurer ; arranging. She made severa l and M'Lou Morrison, publicity .. arrangements a nd answered The new officers will ·be inthe members ' many questions. stalled at the. May meetin g. BETTER FOOTWUR FOR THE FAMILy IN THE SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Mon. thru Sat. 10til9 - Sunday 1 til6 Garden club enjoys recent nature tour . : in Cha r ming Pend~nt Y. CARAT 125 ~C ARAT 250 SAPPHIR E OR RUBY RING WITH DIAMONDS Fa nc y Ring s o f Un matched Beauty 125 DIAMOND ONYX RING 2975 Genuine Diamond Set in Black Onyx 'Solid Gold. ...... . R eg. $ 14.95 ' '.. '" '·' NOW 1 77 ' {· i <"' PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 SECOND AVENUE ,~; ',-~·"' .. \. I Other youth participating JltYMID~ /J..I -~IJ-~,_. . '> y ><lNHI A'~"o,H JI ll " ' ! HO!II ' t ! Unscninhle thae!wr Jumb1 ... one letter to each ~quare, to .--........ _._ ' form four ordinary word1. I)EGIM Wt • .11111 fnr lu w, 9 to 9 DAILY e12 to 8 SUNDAY 137 PINE STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 10 A COU~ · TAKE"' F5'/ f'EOf"lE WI'O OVERDO Ji. II m I I ... GIRONI Now IUTaiiiP t he circled.lettera t o Corm tht: 1urpri~e aDIWer, u I ~==~~;i~~~~~~~U~I~IHUdbJ~e ~e ~~ !fL _,_, l'riii~III~I=II~II = IIGI:::III::.:I:=!....__ll In ( I IIDJ I Jumbln• GUILE Yn&erd•y"• IEOUN DOOMID (~en Moad.J) PlltACY 700 WEST MAIN STREET .POMEROY, OltiO ..-llHIO'S FABULOUS DISCOUNTERS! PORK CHOPS FRENCH CITY BRAND Anawen •:Jrut a ~Jul. hia cut top"-11GOINO IALD" ~--------------------.. We're HEADQUARTERS For. • • F~ Sldnn1 Mini. Fits elmolt ~nywheN, · (Only 2 feet wide) FRIGIDAIRE wllitl""' "" pi .....,..tt wlr· NORTHERN BAKER FURNITURE pluoobi•l ........linJ. VINYL . TOWELS fAJtlll It wh1r1 till WISh i1- til...... i>llft, ...... ,, ... .., . . )If, 1ST CUT PLACE MATS $ $ JUMBO . ROLLS 11\J MID DlE PORT FOR Need· a home improvement loan? GOOD SUNDAY, MAY 6th THRU SUNDAY, MAY 13th WHILE QUANTITIES • LAST LADIES TERRY HUNfS HOUSE SLIPPERS PORK & BEANS $ $ 15'/z oz. CANS • PAIR Blouses just r ight for Mother on her da y. We hav e m any. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . . SILVER BAR SLACKS $1200 : :: '41' ...,·, ::: UMBRELLAS Choose Mother . One From Our Collection ~goo Ill •Bleeker. Street •Levi's for Gals •lady Bayard •Judy Bond The Better Jobs! Write, Visit or Call 446-4367 tor free cata tog of courses ilnd next startl"t Ute. VA Approved. TARA CORP. ThOmas Clothiers, ' ·' G•llipoli1 NEW HOMES .FOR SALE ··: . .... ·au .i I dr n g I• s·i t e s Available . . Kingsberry Homes built to fit any specificat i ons . . All Underground Utilities Provided . For Information .Or Appointm~nt Addison, o. You~ll get more.than money at O.V. B.! You 'll get first class s ervi ce. The kind that makes Ohio Vall ey Bank a firs) cla~s bank. Plant shrubber_y, pave a~driv_e.way, instalL carpeting, paint inside or out, build a patio, etc . We have a financing plan to fit your needs whatever your improvement. ,. . ' '. DIAMONDAIRE FAMILY SCOTT MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL ·siMULATED DIAMOND RINGS BATHROOM ' .TISSUE - MOTHER'S PINS WITH 3 STONES . $ 4 PACK PKG. . Ohio~'!!.\~vBa~· ''We salut~ E!llergency Medical Technicians- a job well done" PHONE 367-7250 . I ...o I' ·------~---- .. •!) DEVELOPMENT • Gallipolis Business College 88 ., •Act •Pendleton · • London Fog · • Koret of California •lady Manhattan •Garland For That Rainy Day. "$ 17 Ol CANS . NAM ES MOTHERS KNOW! PERCOLATOR $ TAKEN TO CLINIC G ALLIPOLIS Ga llia Coun ty's volunteer emergency squad Sa turday transported Barna Lasseter of Upper River Rd. to . lhe Holzer Medica l . Center as a medical patient. You'! l. find th e slac k st yle yo u want m an exc iting collection of spr ing fashions. .. ;.:· ·· ' WEST BEND 9 CUP AUTOMATIC SWEET PEAS by Lady Manhattan • . "Our information indicates that in general, fert'fN:rtr · supplies are adequate to meet farm · needs," said Gilbert, Chairman of the Gallia County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ( ASC ) · Committee. uHowever, there may some difficulty in be distribution of ava il able supplies." ' HSecreta ry of Agri culture .Earl L. Bu!z is depending on ASCS to monitor.the loca l fuel and fertilizer situa ti ons, a nd we are makir;ag weekl y reports bapk to the Secr etary through our regular channels," Gilbert said. Farmers who lack s tor age fac ilities for fertilizer . may wa nt to lake a look at temporary bins or othe r emergency me thods, the ASCS o£ficial said. "It's certainly . better to do a little extra pla nning now than be caught short later," he poin ts out., \ . '\ GALLIPOLIS - Farmers in southeastern Ohio should get their fertilizer stocks now whether they need the material immediately or not, said J . Melvin Gilbert, Klein. were Sharon Buckley, Robin Buckley, Marvin Friend and Greg Eblin. The Rev . Robert Buckley had the sermon. PRICES Kn its in .cotton, polyester & nylon, oth er s in ea.sy · ca re po lyest er . New · designs, col or s, pnnts m cool s.ummer fabrics. M.om w ill lo one of these . ve G BC Grads Get 36 Locust S•. Farmers should check levels of fertilizer Steve and Becky Eblin, Shirley and Belinda Friend .and Miss $54 St. Reg . Na . 71 -02-00328 . c FOR MOTHER For ABetter Job, .Sooner-Go To Business College - -DIAMOND. CROS$ ' Reg.$9.95 NOW .ss·s .. ,,,. Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church had charge of the " '·' program Sunday night with SUNDAY Charles Diehl as the liturgist. EMERGENCY MEDICAL Song leader for the service Service exhibit, 2 to 6 p.m . at was Barbara Klein and Steve Gallia County Junior Eblin acc.ompanied ihe young Fairgrounds, Route .JO, across people for group singing. John from Holzer Medical Center. Moore read scripture from Public invited. Psalm 66 and the usherettes THE JOINTAIRES, goSpel receiving the offering were singenl £rom West Virginia, MISS Klein, Sharon Buckley, will present a concert, ·7:30 Sherr1e Clark , and Diane p.m . at Mt. Hermon UB Smith. There was prayer by Church. Public invited. Robert Barton . Mo ore acA L PH A 0 M I R 0 N companied on his g uitar CHAPTER, Delta Kappa Belinda Friend and Diana Gamma Society recruitment Lewis for a vocal number and lea, 3:·30 p .m . at the Pomeroy · s pecial se le c ti ons were by Elementary School. Hostesses, Mrs . Avtce Frecker, Mrs . Genev• Nolan, Miss Mildred Hawley, Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja and Miss Rosalie Story. DRESSES to Youth of the ~: MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH revival, beginning 7:30 p .m. The Rev. Norman Taylor, evangelist: Mr. Worley Haley, pastor. Located on the Langsville-Dexter Rd . DELTA KAPPA Gamma · recruitment tea , 3:30 p.m . at Pomeroy Elementary School. MONDAY SALEM CENTER PTA, 7:30 p.m. at the school. Piano students will give a recilal. . Grandparents will be recognized. .. ..:;: .. POMEROY - !:!: BEAUTIFUL U .S. Presid ent H e r b e r t . Hoover gave a ll hii; incom e : from gove rnment employ- · me nt, lncludlng his pension , to c harity a nd to p ublic serv- : ice projects . . : DIAMOND ONYX PENDAN T caIen dar .. .. Whirling ·Wheels enjoy meetings 2 Diamonds set )l:~\ f: ... •• DIAMOND PENDANT J .. .. We have gifts for Mother to suit every taste and budget. Make her happy on 'Her' day with one of these beautiful mementos. fSOciai~~''f Church youth have program GALLIPOLIS The Gifts of wild white violets Gallipolis Garden Club held its were given to the club memannual natw:e tour Thursday, bers at the close of the tour. May 4, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Davidson, Rt. 141. OHIO FUNDS The beauty and skill with WASHINGTON ( UP!} - 1be whi c h the Davidsons have Defense Department, in its nalandscaped their grounds is tional requests to Congress breath-taking . Mrs. Davidson Thursday, asked to ~pend ~.has combined the wild with the 739,000 during fiscal 1974 on tame and has let her gardening military construction projects fo1low the terrain . in Ohio. Several man-made ponds · The national requests totaled have been added for beauty $2.97 billion. The Ohio requests included and for the use of their many animals that live there. The $19,ooi,OOO for Wright Patterwoods surrounding their home son Air Force Base in Dayton, were filled with ·spring and $1,188,o00 for the Defense specimens of wild flowers and Construction and Supply Center in Columbus. herbs. Members al:;o voted on the ·: · Club Woman o£ the Year. .. Eva luation sheets wer e given . ::;: to all members at the last meeting . These ·sheets award points for club activities during the year . The four women with the most accunit.dated points are then voted on by all club :,:; memOers. The nominees are :·: Jane Dan iel, Ju dy Evans, Carol Polen a nd Frap Ta bit. The winner will be a nnounced at the club's banquet at Oscar's :.: May 21. .::: GALLIP-OLIS The Whirli ng Wheels Bicycle 4-H Clu b, under the direc tion of Roger Hood and J e£1 Smith have enjoyed seve n con.' secutive ~eeti ngs. There a re 2:! boys and girls e nrolled . The group has used the O.hio Va lley Ba nk ·parking lot each mee ting for inspec.tio ns a nd a.c hi~vemen t skills to improve bicycle safety. The group has a lso been ins.tructed ·(m the sigrls of the hig hway a nd signs of. life which a re r ules for safe bicycle tiding. Durin g one meeting the club was observed by Chief of Police J ohn Taylor a nd he ins.tructed t·he gr oup about bicycle ·sa fety a bout town. There have been three .bike hikes, the last one being a four mil.e hik e which took the group through the G.S.L grounds. Thursday, May 10, will be the last meeting of this series. The plans have been made for a bicycle rodeo to be held at the P ublic Use ·Area on First Ave. The event will consist of ac. tivities, skills, and contests. There will be surprises and prizes. Par€nts and friends of the club members a re invited toattend the function at 4 p.m . · Unit . two of the bicycling project will be held this £a ll a nd fur ther an nouncements will be made at that time. 9- The SID\day Times- Sentinel, Sundav. Mav 6_1973 (12 ROLLS) VAlUES TO 1100.00 ADD. STONES $1.00 EACH ·, �' . I .::·:::::::::::;::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=!=!=:=:=:::=:=:=:=::::::;=:z:=:·:::::·!;:.:.:;:·:·:·:=:·:·:-:·:·:=::::;;::;::~;;;,:::;:::f:::~s::;.<w~ Holzer Candystripers to meet at center May 7 I ~ tCommunity ~Corner By Charlen~ Hoeflich I ~1 Miss Debomh johnson . ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs . Stanley Johnson, Racine, wish to ann~unce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah to David E . Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ellis, Rutland. Debbie is a 1972 graduate of Meigs High School and is presently employed at Linda's Beauty Salon . The groom-to-be is a 1971 graduate·-of Meigs High School and is working on the Ohio Power beltline for Powers Constructio~ Company. Wedding plans are incomplete. • Candle servtce highlight of Eight and Forty meet MIDDLEPORT - An impressive candlelight memprial service for Ruth H. Thornton and other decea~ed members of the Eight and Forty in Ohio was conduc ted by Mrs. Lula Hampton Wednesday preceding the regular business meeting of the Meigs Coun ty -Salon 710 held at the home of · Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, chapeau. · Candlelighters .for the - ceremony were Mrs. · Marie ·Boyd and Mrs. Fern Cheeseb!ew, and the memorial flowers were placed by Mrs . Julia Hysell and Mrs. Zuelelia Smith. Mrs. Veda Davis and Mrs. Hackett read poems of tribute to Mrs. Thornton followed by prayer and Psalm 23 by Mrs. !lampton. · During the busineSs meeting Mrs. Catherine Welsh reported on the recent pouvior in· Columbus noting that Mrs. Violet Aichholz has been endorsed for national la con~ cierge, and that Mrs. Mary Martin of Pomeroy has been endorsed for Area D chapeau. She reported that over $700 is in the scholarship fund and that over $700 ha~ . been contributed t9ward the bed endowment at the National Jewish Hospi\;11 in Denver:, Colo. · Mrs. Marie Boyd, children and · youth. chairwoman, reported that all reports have been mailed. She noted that $25 was given to Mi-s. Jane Brown, Meigs tuberculosis n,urse, for her work. It was voted by the members to pay for new glasses for Sherrie Marshall, a cystic Jibr0sis child. \ Mrs. Martin repo~ted on ~¥r recent Visit to the tuberculosis hospital in Nelsonville. She said there is a possibility that some' tuberculin children will be confined (here by fall. ( A memorial was sent to the National Jewish Hospital for Mrs. Robert Snow's husband . The illness of the husband of Mrs. Edith Fox was noted, and a round-robin card for Reva Cihla, departemental la concierge, was signed . She underWenL surger·y at the Cleveland Clinic, Tuesday and her address is Room 4 N 19, 9340 St. , Euclid Ave ., Cleveiand Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio. Endorsements for several departertlental officerS were read. These included Doris Stanriff, first demi chapeau premiere; Marzella Huston, second demi· chapeau duexieme; Audrey Glaub, J l'Aumoi)ier; and Elizabeth Kortvely, Ia concierge. Plans were made for a yard sale at the home .of Mrs . Pearl Knapp June 8 and ( in Gallipolis. Appointed by Mrs. Hackett to the nominating committee were Mrs. Julia Hysell, Mrs. Eunie Brinkef', and Mrs. Myrtle Walker. Mrs. Martin noted that .she has completed the history and · scrapbook. Narrative reports for trophy compEititidns ha've . been submitted, Mrs. Boyd said. An invitat~on to a meeting of the Wilkesville Salon 752 on Monday night was noted . Refreshments of sandwiches, crackers al}d cheese were· $erved. Seven! members of the salon hi:lve recently attended .meetings of the ,Wilkesville and . Perry County Salons. Visiting with the two groupS were Mrs. Hackel\, Jl'lrs. Boyd, Mrs . Cheese brew, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. ·Brinker. Complete wedding plans POMEROY - The open church wedding of- Miss April L . Teaford, daughter of Mr. and M". Virgil B. Teaford, Third St., Syracuse, to Mr. Albert S. Harmon, son -of Mr. and Mrs . . WoOdrow Harmon, HarrisonvUle, will be an ev~nt of Saturday, May 12, at 2:30 p.m. at the Asbury Methodist Church, Syracuse. The Rev . Merrill Floyd will officiate at the double ring ceremony foH.owing a half-hour program of nuptial music by Mrs . Rose . Ann Jenkins ' organist. A recef?HOn honoring · the couple will be held in the c hur ch social room . 1m- ·· mediately following the ceremony . GALLIPOLIS - The Candystripers of Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis will hold their regular monthly meeting, Monday, May 7, in 'the Filth Floo r Classroom at the m edical center , s tarting prompUy at 4:15 p.m. All Candystripers and their advisors ·fr om the five schools involved in the programs' are urged to attend this meeting. ' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -Mr . and Mrs. Glispie Howard, Pomeroy, are announcffig. the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Anne, to Larry M. Bissell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bissell, Long Bottom . The bride-elect is a !97i graduate of the Kyger Creek High ·School and attended the Columbus BusinesS University. Her fiance is a 1971 graduate of Eastern High School and is presently employed at the Dayton Malleable Iron Co. in Columbus. Wedding plans are incomplete. . . .. .. . Debra Ann Bostic . A/lens celebrate 50th anniversary POMEROY - An open house in observance of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen was held last Sunday at their home on the Harrisonville Road. Hostesses for the observance were Mrs . Ernest Powell, Mrs. Sammy Lewis, Mrs. Johnnie Ground and Fern Showalter. The table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a three tiered anniversary cake topped .with a miniature bride and groom. Individual servings of cake were marked with gold wedding ring replicas and the candles used on the table were marked with gold glitter. Gifts · and cards were presented to the -couple. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weaver and grandchildren, Donna and James, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Lewis and Anita; Mrs. Tom Goett, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore . ' grandchildren, Ljsa and Deanna Darst, Mr. and Mrs. ••• .·:· Lloyd Wright, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Mr . . and Mrs. Johnnie Ground, Patricia and Jerry, Mrs. Herman Roberts and daughter, Jaye, Homer Powell, Fern Showalter, Dean Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell, Mrs. Jack Braley, CurtiS, John, and Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shaefer and grandson, John Story. - ::<.<....,r :;:x . ..,._. · .,.,,............ -.. u~··· ==::Ji The first public telegraph message sent by Samuel Morse In 1844 was "What Hath God Wrought!" ' :::: WE HAVE - THE MOST MODERN § Available In Meigs and Athens Counties Today! Against The Bond Issue To You - Pd. Pol . Adv. By and Loan Co. .. E Ma a'~belayonkurcShtaectke"."define the debt" - before you sign = = Stop another unfair tax-VOTE NO, ISSUE 1! MEIGS. COUNTY COMMITTEE · · AGAINST THE LOTTERY TAX • ' . Plans to fit almost any budget. Liberallen·gth of time for repayment. ·· , -. • l ' See . , , an egg ::= ;;;;; :=_ _ ~::tt ~i~~te~~~:~i~\:~v~~ = touch the hamj of another - · and was given by Mrs. Edith = SiSsOn and Mrs. William = Cozart . Taking roles in a skit = portraying the work of Church = Women with the · un- Pd . Pol. Adv . . 13 NAVY BLUE LEATHER WHITE PATENT Proclain1 AND l'HOLONG your sinceres t i'vlotl1 cr's Da y wish ~~ .~ ... hy givi ng h l' l" many lll(lllll•s of l1app y, cornfurta!Jic walkin g. Scl ed fr om do zc11.5 of cont·cmporary sty les, or givc ·h cr th e fun of c:hoo sin~-; with ~~ ~ift ~c rtific ate . ' MARGUERITE'S SHOES BETTY OHLINGER POMEROY, 0. MAIN ST. Loudin·, CheSh ire; Martha ~e:~~~ile~:d ~:~: M~~a~ ; She's special? Give her special gifts, the kind that will really tell her so. Go for elegant things Like these . . , YOU'LL FIND JUST THE STYLE FOR MOM IN OUR GROUP OF LOVELY FASHIONS, INCLUDING MANY KNITS . AND .EASY-CARE POLYESTERS; IN THE SEASON'S LATEST LOOKS, PRINTS & COLOI?S. _( ' ,' ' ' ' rourRouaeleeper New-the fabulous -•Home Loans •Construction Loans •Purchase Loans ~ eRemodeling Loans •Consolidation Loans , . DAY ~ MAY Veterans Memorial Hospital Emma ADMITTED QUeen , Pomeroy; James Cundiff, , Racine; . Porter J!etc!!Ctxwer 6e All THIS, PLUS FAST, FRIENDLY AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. collection You ' ll love these quick, clean. easy-to-hang solid v1nyl pre-paste(:! wallcoveri_ngs PY ~ok~ Cool .· : . Cool i"nside ... Cool outside : .. on ly the food gets hot. . Its l1ke own1ng a- "self-cleaning -oven." .. . Sin'ce you merely wipe' clean with a paper towel. NO BAKED ON PARTICLES. . · · .. May pnrwor,Idwide PRE-PASTED SOLID VINYL WALLCOVERING THRILL HER WITH A RAD,l\RANGE FTiOM ,_ WE HAVE A-COMPLETE SI;J,.ECTION OF WA~L·TE X INGELS FURNITURE OPEN f;RI.& SAT. NIGHTS M OTH Eff S ' · bake in 35 secpnds! 992 -2635 ,t,,f~~t,, . . • - See ... Bacon cooked . on paper! ·• = ~ :~::i~~gso ~~.t~e~~~ ~~enm;; Slater, Middleport ; Elizabeth Hayes, Long Bottom ; Mary 0 Baldwin, Pomeroy ; Warren 1111111111111111111111111111111\llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII\ffil founde-r of Hull House in Reeves, Albany ; Laura "Grant, Chicago, the Rev . - Robert Vinton . DISCHARGED Eula Bwngarner as St. Vincent 1 Mrs. Nan Moore as Carrie Proffitt, Helen Knotts, Sharon Und~rwood, and Mrs. Harry S. Jones. Moore, Sr ., as Mrs. McLun·d. The offering was taken by for each other. Mrs. Roger ~' One sang Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. David Luckeytloo Entsminger, Mrs . Patrick Woman 's Hands." Mrs. Bent Lochary and Mrs . Arnold Neutzling was organi-s t for the ' / (I ) \, Richards, with M~s. Ervin se rvice . ·The benediction was Baumgardner giving the by the Rev. Mr . Bumgarner. World Community Day will prayer. The litany of dedication was b~ observed at · the Trinity ledb~ Mrs. Neva Seyfried with Church on the first Friday in Mrs. Allen Hampton, Mrs. November. At a brief business Harry Mora, Sr., Mrs. William . meeun·g coi1ducted bY Mrs. Grueser, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Harper, a report was given by Karl Grueser, Mrs. Thomas·, Mrs. Arnold Richards on the and Mrs. Frecker in ·choir recenl meeting ·of Church robes joining hands syrribolic Women United of Ohio, in ' ·-. of unity ~nd common concern Columbus . R. R. CARD, CHAIRMAN either one or both parents must be alumni of Pomeroy High School. Appli cations will tie accepted until May 12 and must include the name of the parents, the year o( graduation from Pomeroy High School, the high school from which the applicant will graduate, the address of the school and the name of the principal, along with a transcript of grades and lhC name ·or the college which the student plans to attend. The banquet and dance tickel'l are $4, membership is $1. Guests can attend the dance and their ti"ckets .can be purchased at the door for $1. Reservations for the dinner are to be mailed to Ralph Werry,- .· Pomeroy Alumni Association, secretary- treasurer, Box 202, Pomeroy . before May 21. Mrs . Gene Mitch, 305 Wright St., Pomeroy, is handling address changes and ·alumni with new ·addresses are asked to advise her. Tickets will be sold at the New York Clnthi~g House. The reunion classes will be CALL ANSW.ERED POMEROY - The Pomeroy _ lhe role of voices for the litany E~nergency Squad answered .a = which pertai,ned to un- call at 12:03 a.m. Saturday for derstanding of the body, the mind-, the emotions, and the Horner Matheny at his , residence near Pomeroy . He recognition that Christians are ~ ._ children of God . A responsiV~ was taken to Veterans Memorial HosPital where he was admitted. AI 3:05 a.m. ... the squad was called Saturday, live abundantly and develop 1923, 1928, 1933, 1938 , 1943, 1948, Betty Williams, Third St., i~to full persons concluded the for 195.:1, 1958, and 196:1. Pomeroy , who wa·s ill. She = litany . · A segment of the program ndused treatm~nt. I Bakes a 4-pound roast in 29 minutes! host church was the leader for Th h 1 h. ·11 b the program which began with awarded e scat0 the ars banquet. lp WI Ap-e a litany . of pfaise for self· plican ts must be · in the understanding. Mrs. J . Ed- graduating class of 1973 and -. ward Foster, Mrs. Karl . - -- -- - - - - - ~ ~~~~~~: ~~~i:e;~~~~::~~~ . 3. Your odds of winning are one in .a million.· ! 6 a~ ~tor~~~ many churches df Meigs Bruce Stalnaker and the County. · Mrs. James Cirswell of the ~r~:i~~cra ts providing the \r'""£-:y' . ::=:::/ Brought Our Greatest Investment is Our People. = _ E 8 Home Financing Plans- Vote "Ye$' On May 8, 1973 = chance" = For The Bond Issue • -·~ · ~;. LOtteries are subject to fraud. " f I ft =_ 5 Our State funding should not be e to a game o · MRS . MILLARD VAN METER PH. 992 -2039 PH. 992-5721 The Athens C'Alunty Savings SR-. CITIZENS MEET POMEROY - There will be a meeting of the Senior Citizens Club at · the Reorganized . Church of .Jesus Christ .. = Pomeroy Flower .Shop lOLA'S - = 2 State lottenes· a1d· orgamze' d cnme. · = = fa sh i ons , exquis ite lingerie and other spec ial gift it e m s . If - in d ou bt , g i v e our G ift Cert i ficate . = = = w ~ =1 • Corsages ,.. w:•:«,•.•~ · · •A Ma in at Sycamore, Pomeroy : :o%or9H~g ~Sc~;o: ·· extend your • Mother's Day greeting Church women meet local alumni reunion :~~~~.a;~~~ r~: o;:;:::l:! The original plan for the U.S. Capitol was drawn by Dr. William Thornton, a close friend of George Wash· ington. Chris tian service; Mrs. Mar jorie Grim m, vtce pre s ide nt of leadership developme nt ; Mrs . Ura Morri s: sec r e tary; Mr s. Dor othy Bad gley, assis tant secre tary; and Mrs. Grimm, scholarship chairwoman. Officers of the Ruth Circle ins talled wer e Mrs. Hele n Johnson, chairwoman ; Mrs. Gheen, vice cha irwoman ; Mrs. Grimip. secretary; Mrs. Yost, treasurer ; Mrs. Nondus Hendricks, love girt ; Mrs. Ollie Ma e Cozart, white cross and Miss !)andra Boothe, literature. Esther Circle offi.cers his talled were Mr s. Gretta Simpson, chairw oman ; Mrs. Ura Morris, vice· chtiirwoman ; Mrs. Lillian Haym an, secretary ~ treasurer ; Mrs. Marie Roush, love gift and Mrs . Edna Picken s, whiite cross . The installation concluded this issue. The PTA also voted to send a student to the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Clinic at Ohio State University , Columbus. The president announced that the storage building has been completed. May 21 will be eighth grade graduation, May 15 eighth grade class trip and May 24 is the last day of schooL Mrs. Olive Osburn, first grade teacher, was honored as this is her last year of teaching. Mrs. Margaret Brown read with a candlelight serv ice. A skit, " The Look Alikes" "What Is a Teacher," and Mrs. was presented by Mrs. Helen Collins also dedicated a Simpson. The love gift offering reading to Mrs_ Osburn. She was $111 . To close the meeting, was presented with a gift from Mrs. Simpson read a poem, the PTA. Grandparents were honored "The Ma n in the Gla:;s." Refreshments were served by at thiS meeting, and were the Esther Circle to 23 mem- pre sented with a potted flower . bers and guests. Yell ow tapers For the program Mrs. Maxine and spring flowers were used Whitehead presented a mw;ical program "Scenes or Spring ." on the table. REEDSVILLE Mrs . Teresa Coltins, president of the Riverview PTA, conducted Ule business meeting Tuesday evenilll! at the sch ool. Meeting 9pened with the pledge to the fl~g. The PTA voted to use $2ll for promotion on the bond issue. John Riebel, e•ecutive head of Easte rn School Distr ic t, wa s present and answered questions concerning ' l!W!IIIIHIIII\111111 II III 1111111111111111111111 111111111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIII 1111 111111111111111 II 1111 111111111111111111111111111111 111111111 1111 111111111 II~ = := • Potted Plants •Cut Flowers ... To award scholarship at POMEROY A $200 scholarship wili"be awarded to the son or daughter of a Pomeroy High School graduate at the annual Alumni Association reunion to be held on May 25. The banquet will be served at lhe Pomeroy E lementary School at 6:30 p.m. with a dance at the former Pomeroy = ORDER NOW RACINE - Ins tallation of officers for the Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of Raci ne and the two circles highlighted a meeting Of the church women Tuesday night. The ins talling officers were Miss Vera Beegle, Jeader 1 Mrs. Mary Kay Yost · and Mrs. Lillian Hayman . Mrs. Barbara Gheen sang the theme sorlg, "All My Hope in God is Found." The service theme announced is " The Hope of a Glory to Come. " Mrs. Yost gave a meditation, a poem, ','Duty and Prayer," ~nd read scripture from Ruth 1. Officers of tl)e Bertha M. Sayre Society installed were Mrs . Helen Simpson , president; Mrs. Yost, vice pre s ident of interpretation ; Mrs. Ollie Mae Cozart, vice president of missions ; Mrs. Marie Roush, vice presidf! nt of at Heath United Methodist Church, Middleport. " As Hand Touches Hand " was the theme of the service. "Come, let us be together, listening ... touching" were the opfning words of Mrs. CamPbell Harper, president of Church Women United of Meigs County, in her call to = -= = ::= = Call us for "Gold MedalI Service". POMEROY - Kendall Dunfee, Middleport, who was seriously injured - in an automobile accident near Marietta several weeks ago has been moved from the intensive care Wlit at Marietta Memorial Hospital. Although he is still a patient at the hospital he may now receive cards. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. DALLAS CLELAND, OWNER and operator of Cleland's Farms and Greenhouse, Racine, has flowers ready for aU garden ~lubs in the county. This is the second year Cl.eland has donated flowers to the various clubs. The flowers can be picked up by members at any time. SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS will be leaving Monday by chartered bus for Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Some of the highlights of the trip will include a visit to Arlington National Cemetery, the home of Thomas Jefferson and lhe Luray Cqverns in Virginia . Chaperons lor the trip are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spurlock. They will return Friday evening. ROSE SISSON IS HAVING her share of trouble . Just last week a water pipe broke in an upstairs bedroom pouring water from the upstairs into a downstairs bedroom. The bedroom furniture was soaked with water. Rose had just [illished her spring cleaning and to top it off her insurance did not cover such damages. So sorry, Rose . WEDNESDAY IS REGISTRATION DAY in Eastern Local District for kingergarten and fitst •grade students who did not attend kindergarten. At Chester registration will be from 9--11 a.m. and I to 3 p.m., at Riverview and Tuppers Plains from _9 to II a.m. John Riebel, superintendent, said that birth certificates must be submitted as well as the child's shot record . MIDDLEPORT - A salute to volunteers. from local units of Church Women United who have initiated programs in· health care , in education for children and adults, in services to the aging and to the imprisoned was given · at the annual May Fellowship Day observance Friday afternoon Plant cover is a combination of all plant life-mosses, trees, grasses, shrubs - on any soil surface. if/ln~z;if~, ~ ._/1# VMe / Beaut iM-. ful ' ANNOUNCE _ENGAGEMENT - Mrs. Lizzie Wood Racine is announcing the engagement and approachi~ marriage of her daughter, Debra Ann Johnson Bostick to . Kenneth Howard RIZer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William ' E. Rizer, Minersville. The brlde..,lect is a 1972 graduate of Southern High School. Her fiance graduated from Southern in 1970 and is employed at the Gavin Plant. The wedding will be an event of June I at 7 p.m. at the First Church of the 'Nazarene in Racine. The custom of open church will be observed. · • May 9, beginning at 10 a.m. A poU4ck dinner will be served at noon. Those attending are to bring their own table service. All senior, citizens are invited to attend. . .. Patricia Anne Howard ,, BLAKEY LEADS CHATTAHOOCHEE LAND· !"1G, Ga. (UP!) - Larry Blakey, . 34, of Phoenix City, Ala., moved into the lead Thursday in the second day of the $16,000 Lake Seminole Lunker Bass Tournament with a two-day total catch Of 44 . pounds, 15 ounces . . Blakey held a six-pound lead going into Friday's final round in a bid for t~e winner's prize of $3,000. First-day leader Russell ···· Cook of Branson, Mo'., fell to ninth place with a slim 3 lb., 10 oz. catch Thursday, a two-day total of 30 lbs., 11 oz . By Katie Crow Riverview PTA meets t ., .. MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 13 The Eastern Local School Board Members and Administration urges the people of the Eastern School District to support their children and schools by voting FOR the 2.7 mills Bond issue. X . Schools .participating inclpde Galli a Academy, Hannan Trace, Kyger Creek, North Gallia and Southwestern Hig~ Schools. Cathy Pickens, R.N., director Of the program at Holzer Medical Center, announced that a film sllip will be shown and urges all Candystripers to attend. '. Missionary society installs officers ·Katie's .Korner ' ~: POMEROY - Helen Hayes had an absolutely delightful time oo her recent trip to England and Wales. She jetted from Columbus to London and then took a train to Milford Haven, Wales where she was the guest of Sharon a nd Lee Davidson and children. Alter visiting the Davidson farqily several days, Helen returned to London for sightseeing. Instead of taking the usual hurried bus tours, she secured a driver who not only showed her the sights in London but also took her on a tour of the countryside in Essex and Susse~ Counties. · Helen stayed at aSpanish style and speaking hotel - real old world - and was giverrroyal treatment. She was most imp~essed with the friendliness and helpfulness or the people. NOW SPEAKING OF WALES--.Sharon Jones Davidson will be returning home a bit earlier than she had planned. The Davidwns are expecting another visit from the stork in the fall and Sharon finds medical services a trifle below what she needs in Wales. At any rate, she and the children, Ann and John, do have a lovely home over East to which they will return in a few weeks. MEANWHILE, IT SEEMS that another former Middleport family will be moving to Wales some time -soon . Several months ago Kaiser transferred Gene Harris to New Orleans. He is now being sent to Wales, and he and the family will be going in the not.too-<listant future , Charles and Jean Ann Bradbury spent a week with the Harris family just recently and were taken on a real tour of the old town by Janet and Gene, Janet, incidentally, is expected in here some time this weekend for a visit with John and Margie. After the Bradburys' stay in New Orleans they went on to Panama City, Fla. for a week of fun in the sun. . ' of Trella Rhodes FORMER NEIGHBORS AND fnends Farra are planning a card shower for Mrs. Farra who recently suffered a stroke and is confined to the Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg . Mrs. Farra, who lives in Belpre, for many years was of the Apple Grove community in Meigs County. SEVERAL RESIDENTS REPORT having seen John Hoyt, national president of the Humane Society on "~0 Minutes" with Mike Wallace last Sunday . Hoyt spent several years in Middleport while his father pastored the Middleport First Baptist Church and while he attended Rio Grande College. He was on the program to discuss over-population of pets and what can be done for control. SOMETHING NICE HAPPENED for Harold Lohse this week . Born on his birthday, Monda)l, April 30, was another grandson. Daughter Jennifer Sheets . gave birth to Aaron Bradford. VOLUNTEER HELP IS REALLY needed if the Meigs County girl scouts are going to have a day camp thls year. Seems an ideal place for some senior citizen help. Evelyn Knight, active in scouting for many years, has volunteered to train day camp workers and anyone at all in-terested - be it scout leaders, committee members, or just someone concerned - is asked to meet at the Lincoln Hill home of Mrs . Knight at 8:30 or 9 a.m. Monday for the .first training session. The camp has tentatively ·been set for the week of June 18 at Camp Kiashuta near Chester. 11m!03!::·~~~ CARTER & EVANS INC .. , . MIDDLEP,.ORT Offices Also At 12 Mill st., BUILDING SUPPLIES.' Athens, 0 . GALLIPOLIS,_O. · OliVE ST. .. I . , I BAKER FURNITURE BAHR. ·CLOTHIERS . MIDDLEPORT. 0. MIDDLEpORT, 0. ' ~ �' . I .::·:::::::::::;::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=!=!=:=:=:::=:=:=:=::::::;=:z:=:·:::::·!;:.:.:;:·:·:·:=:·:·:-:·:·:=::::;;::;::~;;;,:::;:::f:::~s::;.<w~ Holzer Candystripers to meet at center May 7 I ~ tCommunity ~Corner By Charlen~ Hoeflich I ~1 Miss Debomh johnson . ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT- Mr. and Mrs . Stanley Johnson, Racine, wish to ann~unce the engagement of their daughter, Deborah to David E . Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ellis, Rutland. Debbie is a 1972 graduate of Meigs High School and is presently employed at Linda's Beauty Salon . The groom-to-be is a 1971 graduate·-of Meigs High School and is working on the Ohio Power beltline for Powers Constructio~ Company. Wedding plans are incomplete. • Candle servtce highlight of Eight and Forty meet MIDDLEPORT - An impressive candlelight memprial service for Ruth H. Thornton and other decea~ed members of the Eight and Forty in Ohio was conduc ted by Mrs. Lula Hampton Wednesday preceding the regular business meeting of the Meigs Coun ty -Salon 710 held at the home of · Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, chapeau. · Candlelighters .for the - ceremony were Mrs. · Marie ·Boyd and Mrs. Fern Cheeseb!ew, and the memorial flowers were placed by Mrs . Julia Hysell and Mrs. Zuelelia Smith. Mrs. Veda Davis and Mrs. Hackett read poems of tribute to Mrs. Thornton followed by prayer and Psalm 23 by Mrs. !lampton. · During the busineSs meeting Mrs. Catherine Welsh reported on the recent pouvior in· Columbus noting that Mrs. Violet Aichholz has been endorsed for national la con~ cierge, and that Mrs. Mary Martin of Pomeroy has been endorsed for Area D chapeau. She reported that over $700 is in the scholarship fund and that over $700 ha~ . been contributed t9ward the bed endowment at the National Jewish Hospi\;11 in Denver:, Colo. · Mrs. Marie Boyd, children and · youth. chairwoman, reported that all reports have been mailed. She noted that $25 was given to Mi-s. Jane Brown, Meigs tuberculosis n,urse, for her work. It was voted by the members to pay for new glasses for Sherrie Marshall, a cystic Jibr0sis child. \ Mrs. Martin repo~ted on ~¥r recent Visit to the tuberculosis hospital in Nelsonville. She said there is a possibility that some' tuberculin children will be confined (here by fall. ( A memorial was sent to the National Jewish Hospital for Mrs. Robert Snow's husband . The illness of the husband of Mrs. Edith Fox was noted, and a round-robin card for Reva Cihla, departemental la concierge, was signed . She underWenL surger·y at the Cleveland Clinic, Tuesday and her address is Room 4 N 19, 9340 St. , Euclid Ave ., Cleveiand Clinic, Cleveland, Ohio. Endorsements for several departertlental officerS were read. These included Doris Stanriff, first demi chapeau premiere; Marzella Huston, second demi· chapeau duexieme; Audrey Glaub, J l'Aumoi)ier; and Elizabeth Kortvely, Ia concierge. Plans were made for a yard sale at the home .of Mrs . Pearl Knapp June 8 and ( in Gallipolis. Appointed by Mrs. Hackett to the nominating committee were Mrs. Julia Hysell, Mrs. Eunie Brinkef', and Mrs. Myrtle Walker. Mrs. Martin noted that .she has completed the history and · scrapbook. Narrative reports for trophy compEititidns ha've . been submitted, Mrs. Boyd said. An invitat~on to a meeting of the Wilkesville Salon 752 on Monday night was noted . Refreshments of sandwiches, crackers al}d cheese were· $erved. Seven! members of the salon hi:lve recently attended .meetings of the ,Wilkesville and . Perry County Salons. Visiting with the two groupS were Mrs. Hackel\, Jl'lrs. Boyd, Mrs . Cheese brew, Mrs. Martin and Mrs. ·Brinker. Complete wedding plans POMEROY - The open church wedding of- Miss April L . Teaford, daughter of Mr. and M". Virgil B. Teaford, Third St., Syracuse, to Mr. Albert S. Harmon, son -of Mr. and Mrs . . WoOdrow Harmon, HarrisonvUle, will be an ev~nt of Saturday, May 12, at 2:30 p.m. at the Asbury Methodist Church, Syracuse. The Rev . Merrill Floyd will officiate at the double ring ceremony foH.owing a half-hour program of nuptial music by Mrs . Rose . Ann Jenkins ' organist. A recef?HOn honoring · the couple will be held in the c hur ch social room . 1m- ·· mediately following the ceremony . GALLIPOLIS - The Candystripers of Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis will hold their regular monthly meeting, Monday, May 7, in 'the Filth Floo r Classroom at the m edical center , s tarting prompUy at 4:15 p.m. All Candystripers and their advisors ·fr om the five schools involved in the programs' are urged to attend this meeting. ' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED -Mr . and Mrs. Glispie Howard, Pomeroy, are announcffig. the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Anne, to Larry M. Bissell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bissell, Long Bottom . The bride-elect is a !97i graduate of the Kyger Creek High ·School and attended the Columbus BusinesS University. Her fiance is a 1971 graduate of Eastern High School and is presently employed at the Dayton Malleable Iron Co. in Columbus. Wedding plans are incomplete. . . .. .. . Debra Ann Bostic . A/lens celebrate 50th anniversary POMEROY - An open house in observance of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen was held last Sunday at their home on the Harrisonville Road. Hostesses for the observance were Mrs . Ernest Powell, Mrs. Sammy Lewis, Mrs. Johnnie Ground and Fern Showalter. The table was covered with a lace cloth and centered with a three tiered anniversary cake topped .with a miniature bride and groom. Individual servings of cake were marked with gold wedding ring replicas and the candles used on the table were marked with gold glitter. Gifts · and cards were presented to the -couple. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weaver and grandchildren, Donna and James, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Lewis and Anita; Mrs. Tom Goett, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore . ' grandchildren, Ljsa and Deanna Darst, Mr. and Mrs. ••• .·:· Lloyd Wright, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, ' Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, Mr . . and Mrs. Johnnie Ground, Patricia and Jerry, Mrs. Herman Roberts and daughter, Jaye, Homer Powell, Fern Showalter, Dean Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Powell, Mrs. Jack Braley, CurtiS, John, and Jamie, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shaefer and grandson, John Story. - ::<.<....,r :;:x . ..,._. · .,.,,............ -.. u~··· ==::Ji The first public telegraph message sent by Samuel Morse In 1844 was "What Hath God Wrought!" ' :::: WE HAVE - THE MOST MODERN § Available In Meigs and Athens Counties Today! Against The Bond Issue To You - Pd. Pol . Adv. By and Loan Co. .. E Ma a'~belayonkurcShtaectke"."define the debt" - before you sign = = Stop another unfair tax-VOTE NO, ISSUE 1! MEIGS. COUNTY COMMITTEE · · AGAINST THE LOTTERY TAX • ' . Plans to fit almost any budget. Liberallen·gth of time for repayment. ·· , -. • l ' See . , , an egg ::= ;;;;; :=_ _ ~::tt ~i~~te~~~:~i~\:~v~~ = touch the hamj of another - · and was given by Mrs. Edith = SiSsOn and Mrs. William = Cozart . Taking roles in a skit = portraying the work of Church = Women with the · un- Pd . Pol. Adv . . 13 NAVY BLUE LEATHER WHITE PATENT Proclain1 AND l'HOLONG your sinceres t i'vlotl1 cr's Da y wish ~~ .~ ... hy givi ng h l' l" many lll(lllll•s of l1app y, cornfurta!Jic walkin g. Scl ed fr om do zc11.5 of cont·cmporary sty les, or givc ·h cr th e fun of c:hoo sin~-; with ~~ ~ift ~c rtific ate . ' MARGUERITE'S SHOES BETTY OHLINGER POMEROY, 0. MAIN ST. Loudin·, CheSh ire; Martha ~e:~~~ile~:d ~:~: M~~a~ ; She's special? Give her special gifts, the kind that will really tell her so. Go for elegant things Like these . . , YOU'LL FIND JUST THE STYLE FOR MOM IN OUR GROUP OF LOVELY FASHIONS, INCLUDING MANY KNITS . AND .EASY-CARE POLYESTERS; IN THE SEASON'S LATEST LOOKS, PRINTS & COLOI?S. _( ' ,' ' ' ' rourRouaeleeper New-the fabulous -•Home Loans •Construction Loans •Purchase Loans ~ eRemodeling Loans •Consolidation Loans , . DAY ~ MAY Veterans Memorial Hospital Emma ADMITTED QUeen , Pomeroy; James Cundiff, , Racine; . Porter J!etc!!Ctxwer 6e All THIS, PLUS FAST, FRIENDLY AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. collection You ' ll love these quick, clean. easy-to-hang solid v1nyl pre-paste(:! wallcoveri_ngs PY ~ok~ Cool .· : . Cool i"nside ... Cool outside : .. on ly the food gets hot. . Its l1ke own1ng a- "self-cleaning -oven." .. . Sin'ce you merely wipe' clean with a paper towel. NO BAKED ON PARTICLES. . · · .. May pnrwor,Idwide PRE-PASTED SOLID VINYL WALLCOVERING THRILL HER WITH A RAD,l\RANGE FTiOM ,_ WE HAVE A-COMPLETE SI;J,.ECTION OF WA~L·TE X INGELS FURNITURE OPEN f;RI.& SAT. NIGHTS M OTH Eff S ' · bake in 35 secpnds! 992 -2635 ,t,,f~~t,, . . • - See ... Bacon cooked . on paper! ·• = ~ :~::i~~gso ~~.t~e~~~ ~~enm;; Slater, Middleport ; Elizabeth Hayes, Long Bottom ; Mary 0 Baldwin, Pomeroy ; Warren 1111111111111111111111111111111\llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII\ffil founde-r of Hull House in Reeves, Albany ; Laura "Grant, Chicago, the Rev . - Robert Vinton . DISCHARGED Eula Bwngarner as St. Vincent 1 Mrs. Nan Moore as Carrie Proffitt, Helen Knotts, Sharon Und~rwood, and Mrs. Harry S. Jones. Moore, Sr ., as Mrs. McLun·d. The offering was taken by for each other. Mrs. Roger ~' One sang Mrs. Earl Knight, Mrs. David Luckeytloo Entsminger, Mrs . Patrick Woman 's Hands." Mrs. Bent Lochary and Mrs . Arnold Neutzling was organi-s t for the ' / (I ) \, Richards, with M~s. Ervin se rvice . ·The benediction was Baumgardner giving the by the Rev. Mr . Bumgarner. World Community Day will prayer. The litany of dedication was b~ observed at · the Trinity ledb~ Mrs. Neva Seyfried with Church on the first Friday in Mrs. Allen Hampton, Mrs. November. At a brief business Harry Mora, Sr., Mrs. William . meeun·g coi1ducted bY Mrs. Grueser, Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Harper, a report was given by Karl Grueser, Mrs. Thomas·, Mrs. Arnold Richards on the and Mrs. Frecker in ·choir recenl meeting ·of Church robes joining hands syrribolic Women United of Ohio, in ' ·-. of unity ~nd common concern Columbus . R. R. CARD, CHAIRMAN either one or both parents must be alumni of Pomeroy High School. Appli cations will tie accepted until May 12 and must include the name of the parents, the year o( graduation from Pomeroy High School, the high school from which the applicant will graduate, the address of the school and the name of the principal, along with a transcript of grades and lhC name ·or the college which the student plans to attend. The banquet and dance tickel'l are $4, membership is $1. Guests can attend the dance and their ti"ckets .can be purchased at the door for $1. Reservations for the dinner are to be mailed to Ralph Werry,- .· Pomeroy Alumni Association, secretary- treasurer, Box 202, Pomeroy . before May 21. Mrs . Gene Mitch, 305 Wright St., Pomeroy, is handling address changes and ·alumni with new ·addresses are asked to advise her. Tickets will be sold at the New York Clnthi~g House. The reunion classes will be CALL ANSW.ERED POMEROY - The Pomeroy _ lhe role of voices for the litany E~nergency Squad answered .a = which pertai,ned to un- call at 12:03 a.m. Saturday for derstanding of the body, the mind-, the emotions, and the Horner Matheny at his , residence near Pomeroy . He recognition that Christians are ~ ._ children of God . A responsiV~ was taken to Veterans Memorial HosPital where he was admitted. AI 3:05 a.m. ... the squad was called Saturday, live abundantly and develop 1923, 1928, 1933, 1938 , 1943, 1948, Betty Williams, Third St., i~to full persons concluded the for 195.:1, 1958, and 196:1. Pomeroy , who wa·s ill. She = litany . · A segment of the program ndused treatm~nt. I Bakes a 4-pound roast in 29 minutes! host church was the leader for Th h 1 h. ·11 b the program which began with awarded e scat0 the ars banquet. lp WI Ap-e a litany . of pfaise for self· plican ts must be · in the understanding. Mrs. J . Ed- graduating class of 1973 and -. ward Foster, Mrs. Karl . - -- -- - - - - - ~ ~~~~~~: ~~~i:e;~~~~::~~~ . 3. Your odds of winning are one in .a million.· ! 6 a~ ~tor~~~ many churches df Meigs Bruce Stalnaker and the County. · Mrs. James Cirswell of the ~r~:i~~cra ts providing the \r'""£-:y' . ::=:::/ Brought Our Greatest Investment is Our People. = _ E 8 Home Financing Plans- Vote "Ye$' On May 8, 1973 = chance" = For The Bond Issue • -·~ · ~;. LOtteries are subject to fraud. " f I ft =_ 5 Our State funding should not be e to a game o · MRS . MILLARD VAN METER PH. 992 -2039 PH. 992-5721 The Athens C'Alunty Savings SR-. CITIZENS MEET POMEROY - There will be a meeting of the Senior Citizens Club at · the Reorganized . Church of .Jesus Christ .. = Pomeroy Flower .Shop lOLA'S - = 2 State lottenes· a1d· orgamze' d cnme. · = = fa sh i ons , exquis ite lingerie and other spec ial gift it e m s . If - in d ou bt , g i v e our G ift Cert i ficate . = = = w ~ =1 • Corsages ,.. w:•:«,•.•~ · · •A Ma in at Sycamore, Pomeroy : :o%or9H~g ~Sc~;o: ·· extend your • Mother's Day greeting Church women meet local alumni reunion :~~~~.a;~~~ r~: o;:;:::l:! The original plan for the U.S. Capitol was drawn by Dr. William Thornton, a close friend of George Wash· ington. Chris tian service; Mrs. Mar jorie Grim m, vtce pre s ide nt of leadership developme nt ; Mrs . Ura Morri s: sec r e tary; Mr s. Dor othy Bad gley, assis tant secre tary; and Mrs. Grimm, scholarship chairwoman. Officers of the Ruth Circle ins talled wer e Mrs. Hele n Johnson, chairwoman ; Mrs. Gheen, vice cha irwoman ; Mrs. Grimip. secretary; Mrs. Yost, treasurer ; Mrs. Nondus Hendricks, love girt ; Mrs. Ollie Ma e Cozart, white cross and Miss !)andra Boothe, literature. Esther Circle offi.cers his talled were Mr s. Gretta Simpson, chairw oman ; Mrs. Ura Morris, vice· chtiirwoman ; Mrs. Lillian Haym an, secretary ~ treasurer ; Mrs. Marie Roush, love gift and Mrs . Edna Picken s, whiite cross . The installation concluded this issue. The PTA also voted to send a student to the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Clinic at Ohio State University , Columbus. The president announced that the storage building has been completed. May 21 will be eighth grade graduation, May 15 eighth grade class trip and May 24 is the last day of schooL Mrs. Olive Osburn, first grade teacher, was honored as this is her last year of teaching. Mrs. Margaret Brown read with a candlelight serv ice. A skit, " The Look Alikes" "What Is a Teacher," and Mrs. was presented by Mrs. Helen Collins also dedicated a Simpson. The love gift offering reading to Mrs_ Osburn. She was $111 . To close the meeting, was presented with a gift from Mrs. Simpson read a poem, the PTA. Grandparents were honored "The Ma n in the Gla:;s." Refreshments were served by at thiS meeting, and were the Esther Circle to 23 mem- pre sented with a potted flower . bers and guests. Yell ow tapers For the program Mrs. Maxine and spring flowers were used Whitehead presented a mw;ical program "Scenes or Spring ." on the table. REEDSVILLE Mrs . Teresa Coltins, president of the Riverview PTA, conducted Ule business meeting Tuesday evenilll! at the sch ool. Meeting 9pened with the pledge to the fl~g. The PTA voted to use $2ll for promotion on the bond issue. John Riebel, e•ecutive head of Easte rn School Distr ic t, wa s present and answered questions concerning ' l!W!IIIIHIIII\111111 II III 1111111111111111111111 111111111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIII 1111 111111111111111 II 1111 111111111111111111111111111111 111111111 1111 111111111 II~ = := • Potted Plants •Cut Flowers ... To award scholarship at POMEROY A $200 scholarship wili"be awarded to the son or daughter of a Pomeroy High School graduate at the annual Alumni Association reunion to be held on May 25. The banquet will be served at lhe Pomeroy E lementary School at 6:30 p.m. with a dance at the former Pomeroy = ORDER NOW RACINE - Ins tallation of officers for the Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of Raci ne and the two circles highlighted a meeting Of the church women Tuesday night. The ins talling officers were Miss Vera Beegle, Jeader 1 Mrs. Mary Kay Yost · and Mrs. Lillian Hayman . Mrs. Barbara Gheen sang the theme sorlg, "All My Hope in God is Found." The service theme announced is " The Hope of a Glory to Come. " Mrs. Yost gave a meditation, a poem, ','Duty and Prayer," ~nd read scripture from Ruth 1. Officers of tl)e Bertha M. Sayre Society installed were Mrs . Helen Simpson , president; Mrs. Yost, vice pre s ident of interpretation ; Mrs. Ollie Mae Cozart, vice president of missions ; Mrs. Marie Roush, vice presidf! nt of at Heath United Methodist Church, Middleport. " As Hand Touches Hand " was the theme of the service. "Come, let us be together, listening ... touching" were the opfning words of Mrs. CamPbell Harper, president of Church Women United of Meigs County, in her call to = -= = ::= = Call us for "Gold MedalI Service". POMEROY - Kendall Dunfee, Middleport, who was seriously injured - in an automobile accident near Marietta several weeks ago has been moved from the intensive care Wlit at Marietta Memorial Hospital. Although he is still a patient at the hospital he may now receive cards. Best wishes for a speedy recovery. DALLAS CLELAND, OWNER and operator of Cleland's Farms and Greenhouse, Racine, has flowers ready for aU garden ~lubs in the county. This is the second year Cl.eland has donated flowers to the various clubs. The flowers can be picked up by members at any time. SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS will be leaving Monday by chartered bus for Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Some of the highlights of the trip will include a visit to Arlington National Cemetery, the home of Thomas Jefferson and lhe Luray Cqverns in Virginia . Chaperons lor the trip are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Spurlock. They will return Friday evening. ROSE SISSON IS HAVING her share of trouble . Just last week a water pipe broke in an upstairs bedroom pouring water from the upstairs into a downstairs bedroom. The bedroom furniture was soaked with water. Rose had just [illished her spring cleaning and to top it off her insurance did not cover such damages. So sorry, Rose . WEDNESDAY IS REGISTRATION DAY in Eastern Local District for kingergarten and fitst •grade students who did not attend kindergarten. At Chester registration will be from 9--11 a.m. and I to 3 p.m., at Riverview and Tuppers Plains from _9 to II a.m. John Riebel, superintendent, said that birth certificates must be submitted as well as the child's shot record . MIDDLEPORT - A salute to volunteers. from local units of Church Women United who have initiated programs in· health care , in education for children and adults, in services to the aging and to the imprisoned was given · at the annual May Fellowship Day observance Friday afternoon Plant cover is a combination of all plant life-mosses, trees, grasses, shrubs - on any soil surface. if/ln~z;if~, ~ ._/1# VMe / Beaut iM-. ful ' ANNOUNCE _ENGAGEMENT - Mrs. Lizzie Wood Racine is announcing the engagement and approachi~ marriage of her daughter, Debra Ann Johnson Bostick to . Kenneth Howard RIZer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William ' E. Rizer, Minersville. The brlde..,lect is a 1972 graduate of Southern High School. Her fiance graduated from Southern in 1970 and is employed at the Gavin Plant. The wedding will be an event of June I at 7 p.m. at the First Church of the 'Nazarene in Racine. The custom of open church will be observed. · • May 9, beginning at 10 a.m. A poU4ck dinner will be served at noon. Those attending are to bring their own table service. All senior, citizens are invited to attend. . .. Patricia Anne Howard ,, BLAKEY LEADS CHATTAHOOCHEE LAND· !"1G, Ga. (UP!) - Larry Blakey, . 34, of Phoenix City, Ala., moved into the lead Thursday in the second day of the $16,000 Lake Seminole Lunker Bass Tournament with a two-day total catch Of 44 . pounds, 15 ounces . . Blakey held a six-pound lead going into Friday's final round in a bid for t~e winner's prize of $3,000. First-day leader Russell ···· Cook of Branson, Mo'., fell to ninth place with a slim 3 lb., 10 oz. catch Thursday, a two-day total of 30 lbs., 11 oz . By Katie Crow Riverview PTA meets t ., .. MOTHER'S DAY, MAY 13 The Eastern Local School Board Members and Administration urges the people of the Eastern School District to support their children and schools by voting FOR the 2.7 mills Bond issue. X . Schools .participating inclpde Galli a Academy, Hannan Trace, Kyger Creek, North Gallia and Southwestern Hig~ Schools. Cathy Pickens, R.N., director Of the program at Holzer Medical Center, announced that a film sllip will be shown and urges all Candystripers to attend. '. Missionary society installs officers ·Katie's .Korner ' ~: POMEROY - Helen Hayes had an absolutely delightful time oo her recent trip to England and Wales. She jetted from Columbus to London and then took a train to Milford Haven, Wales where she was the guest of Sharon a nd Lee Davidson and children. Alter visiting the Davidson farqily several days, Helen returned to London for sightseeing. Instead of taking the usual hurried bus tours, she secured a driver who not only showed her the sights in London but also took her on a tour of the countryside in Essex and Susse~ Counties. · Helen stayed at aSpanish style and speaking hotel - real old world - and was giverrroyal treatment. She was most imp~essed with the friendliness and helpfulness or the people. NOW SPEAKING OF WALES--.Sharon Jones Davidson will be returning home a bit earlier than she had planned. The Davidwns are expecting another visit from the stork in the fall and Sharon finds medical services a trifle below what she needs in Wales. At any rate, she and the children, Ann and John, do have a lovely home over East to which they will return in a few weeks. MEANWHILE, IT SEEMS that another former Middleport family will be moving to Wales some time -soon . Several months ago Kaiser transferred Gene Harris to New Orleans. He is now being sent to Wales, and he and the family will be going in the not.too-<listant future , Charles and Jean Ann Bradbury spent a week with the Harris family just recently and were taken on a real tour of the old town by Janet and Gene, Janet, incidentally, is expected in here some time this weekend for a visit with John and Margie. After the Bradburys' stay in New Orleans they went on to Panama City, Fla. for a week of fun in the sun. . ' of Trella Rhodes FORMER NEIGHBORS AND fnends Farra are planning a card shower for Mrs. Farra who recently suffered a stroke and is confined to the Camden Clark Hospital in Parkersburg . Mrs. Farra, who lives in Belpre, for many years was of the Apple Grove community in Meigs County. SEVERAL RESIDENTS REPORT having seen John Hoyt, national president of the Humane Society on "~0 Minutes" with Mike Wallace last Sunday . Hoyt spent several years in Middleport while his father pastored the Middleport First Baptist Church and while he attended Rio Grande College. He was on the program to discuss over-population of pets and what can be done for control. SOMETHING NICE HAPPENED for Harold Lohse this week . Born on his birthday, Monda)l, April 30, was another grandson. Daughter Jennifer Sheets . gave birth to Aaron Bradford. VOLUNTEER HELP IS REALLY needed if the Meigs County girl scouts are going to have a day camp thls year. Seems an ideal place for some senior citizen help. Evelyn Knight, active in scouting for many years, has volunteered to train day camp workers and anyone at all in-terested - be it scout leaders, committee members, or just someone concerned - is asked to meet at the Lincoln Hill home of Mrs . Knight at 8:30 or 9 a.m. Monday for the .first training session. The camp has tentatively ·been set for the week of June 18 at Camp Kiashuta near Chester. 11m!03!::·~~~ CARTER & EVANS INC .. , . MIDDLEP,.ORT Offices Also At 12 Mill st., BUILDING SUPPLIES.' Athens, 0 . GALLIPOLIS,_O. · OliVE ST. .. I . , I BAKER FURNITURE BAHR. ·CLOTHIERS . MIDDLEPORT. 0. MIDDLEpORT, 0. ' ~ �• ' It- The Sunday Times ·Sentinel, Sunday, May 6, !973 Reservations due for women 's session Bridal shower honors Miss Desiree Pike Meigs PTA meets POMEROY - Reports on the by the PTA and the March of spring con!erence of District Dimes. "Quality of Life at POMEROY - Mrs . Daisy and . the employes of 16, Ohlo PTA, at Chesapeake Birth" wiU be the theme. Mrs . Janice Deem was POMEROY - Reservations sessions run appToximately . Tayl or <:.md Mrs. Minnie housekeeping and dietary last week were glven at a J ohnson entertained recently departments at Veterans meeting of the Meigs County elected vice president of for "Horizons for Women," a two hours each day while the theTaylor horne with a a t Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy . Council of Paren!s_and _ council to fill a vacancy . The two day program at the Ohio "mini" lessons last about 30 s hower honoring Desiree ~;~'ike, Shirley Lambert, Pat Teachers Thursday night at the $200 year scholarshi p awarded Dominican College campiJS, minutes . bride-elect of Tim Taylor . " Perspectives on Women" Harmon and 1udy and Bob Chester Elementary School. by the PTA wa.s renewed for May 16-17, 1216 Sunbury Road, Attending were Mrs. Pam Miller, Rutland; Patty and Attending from Meigs Sherrie King who attends theme tile genColumbus, are being handled will a ssembly pro· Barnett and John , ·Jr. , Hun· Teresa MuiHns , Athens; County were Mrs . Cha rles Malone College. by the Meigs County Eftension eral Mrs . Vaughan spoke on Office . Deadl>ne for reg· gram on the opening day, tin gton ; Charlotte Wri ght, Juanita Harrison, Cheshire ; Goeglein, president of county istration is Mciy 9. and will cover such areas as Frances Imboden, and Anna Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith, . council, Mrs. Howard Ervin, various positions o£ the Ohio "Horizons for Women" is the biological aspects of Taylor, Rutland ; Marge Goett, Darwin ; Liz Pierce, Racine; Mrs. Robert Dugan, and Mrs . PTA regarding inappropriate being sponsored by the womanhood, images of women Mrs. Frank Grimm, Mandy Hilda •and Junior Roush ; Richard Vaughan, District 16 te levision for children and president. At that meeting, a continued federal funding for Cooperative EI<tension Service in literature and the historical Carder , Bessie l ,andaker, Clifton, W. Va .;--Agnes Weeks ' ' Reva McDaniel, Kathern Pomeroy and Dorothy Reeves, life membership in the PTA elementary a nd seconda r y of the Ohio Slate University aspects of feminism·. and the Continuing Education On the closing day, the Reitmire,- Debbie Caruthers, Harrisonville, and Dr. and was presented to Mrs. schools. New officers were e n. Department of Ohio Dominican assembly will feature " It Could Dodie Seth, Diana Young, Mrs . Mrs. Shaekel , Mason, W. Va . Vaughan by the Meigs County · to attract women of all ages Happen to You," a lecture and Thor Carsey ~ Mrs. Roberta Games were played with units. AI Thursday night's courage<! to enroll in a PTA Caruthers, Sue Cunning ham, here, a pas t study course and reminded prizes going to Kathern mee ting and economic levels primarily film presentation for women or from the center and southern all ages to be delivered by a Pe gg y Cunningham, Linda Reitmire, Doris Vi c kers, pres ident'S pin was given her. that scholarship money and Cunningham, Patty Edwards, Emma Mullins and Sue Jm. part of Obio. Plans for the m other· council dues are payable on C<llumbus policewoman. Ann Moon , Gretta Thomas, daughter Be-In to.be held at the October I. boden . Mrs. Thor Carsey won Purpose of the program, The Ohio Slate Extension Mrs. Goeglein asked that all according to Mf'i. Ezelle M. Service and the Ohio Mrs. Beulah Utterback, Miss the door prize . Refreshments Meigs Junior High School next Hawkins, coordiila t or , with Dominican faeulty members Fred~ Lieving, Norma Baker, of cake,- sandwiches, salads, Thursday night were outlined local units. send her complete Landers , Barbara coffee ; hot chocolate, mints by Mrs. Vaughan . The lists of new officers and council Sister Camilla Smith of the and other Centra l Ohio leaders Joan program is being co-sponsored delegates. The state co n· Ohio Dominican Home will be speakers and panelists Caruthers, POmeroy; Lora and nuts were served . Economics Department. is to for the curriculum which lists Mae and Melissa Imboden, vention will be in Cleveland on provide a " lifelong learning" 10 classes inc luding color for Syracuse ; Mrs . Agnes ImOctober 7-10. Program ideas ISSUE OPPOSED ALLOTMENT MADE experience for women of all homes, today's foods, fas hions, boden , Minersville ; Mrs .· were discussed and the Chester ATHENS - The League of POMEROY Jane Walton , ages who wish personal . a rt judgment, consumer R o ber~- Grinstead , Alban y; unit served a decorated cake '. Women Voters of Ohio and of development and improved protection and woman 's Mrs. Emina Mullins and Tina, c lerk of Pomeroy village, coffee and punc h . Robert Athens has called for the defeat homemaking. chan ging r ole in the church. Athens ; Mrs . Sue Imboden and ~ announced that Revenue Elberfeld led the pledge to of Constitutional Amendment S haring Funds re ceived by the Women register _for two The five mini·lessons will be on Peggy , Debbie Triplett, open the meeting, Mrs. Nancy Issue 5 and the passage of a classes from a lis( of 10 at a fee grooming, furnitUre, ward· Middleport; Jpyce Huffma n village fr om Jan .. ! to June 30 of Shook gave devotions and Mrs. c~lns titutional amendments of $10. This includes the robes, sewing and food shop- and Shi rley Ca ru thers, Hob· this year will be -used as Virginia Kirkhart extended the Issues 3, 4, and 6, according to foll ows: $3,000 to be used. for son; Shi rley Oxyer, Cheshire; welcome. gen~ra1 assembly periods and pin g. Rep . McDargh. ' a -" mini" session . Cla ss Mrs. Sadie Worth, Mildred recreation on village owned Thompson a nd Mrs. Doris property on Mechanic St. and Vickers and Matthew, New $5,000 to be spent on village t s treets and the parking · lot Haven, W. Va. Others presentin g gifts to the wall . bride-elect, but unable to at· POMEROY - Senior Citizen Vi gor in Maturity Session; tend, were Betty Imboden , -:;.7.,......... . _) Activities, week of May 7·11 at " Foods, Facts, and Frauds" Leona Leiving, Bertha Le·iving Pomeroy Juni or Hig h School with Be tty Newton as resource and Mrs. Gladys Hood, Mine rsDEADLINE NOTED person. a re announced . ville; Nettie Moor e, Syracuse; GALLIPOLIS - A spokesFrida y, Ma y II, 9-3:30, Sandy Butcher, Nettie Hayes, Monday, May 7, 1 to 3 p.m., man for the Gallia County Distric t F orurTI on Aging at Bread a nd Glue Flowe rs . Fern Roush a nd Kathy Elias , Hea lth Department today Tuesday, May 8, 9:30 . 11 Nelsonville. Middleport ; Mildred Meadows, reminded the public May 14 is The Seni or Citizens Center Icy Miller, Magg ie Caruthers, a.m., Mod Podge. Bring a the deadline to sign-up for the small arti cle to be used, such will be closed ail day Friday, Mrs. Virgi nia Lee, Mrs. Hester department 's mosquito c ontrol as a box, bottle, board, e tc.; May 11, so everyone can-attend Eblin, Goldie Hawk, Mrs . program . A $3.50 fee is being 9:30-11, also Meigs County the Forum. Charlotte Snyder , Erma Smith, .charged. ONE-Y~AR Council on Aging Committee meeting; 1-3 p.m., Card and CERTIFICATES ga mes. We have had several OF DEPOSIT sessions of Euchre. If we have interest in other a reas of card ga me s su e ~ as bridg e pr ca na s ta, we will set them up. Wednesday , May 9, 9 '39. 11 a .m ., Beginner s Knitting , ·Anna Blackwood, inStructor. Thursday, May 10, 2-4 p.m. , CHILD BORN POMEROY - Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph R. Fields, Sr., Darwin are announciOg the birth' of their third ehild, a son, Apr. 23 at the Holzer Medical Center. The seven pound, three ounce infant has been named Robert Eric. Mr. and Mrs. Fields' other sons are Joe, Jr., five. and Greg, four. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr-s. John W. MuHord, Cheshire, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr-s. Joseph Fields, Pomeroy. MEXICO CITY (UP! ) _ Prestdent Luis Echeverria personally intervened Saturday to save the life of U.S. ' C<lnsul General Terrance G. Le~>nhardy kidnaped at gllJl.. poil\t by four terrorists in Guadalajara, Echeverria agreed to aU the kidnapers demands, including the release of 30 political· Men With Tender Feet Will Rip DECK SHOE " OF POLYESTER KNIT THE SHOE 101 Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 ' I ATTENDS IIIEETING POMEROY - Mrs. Maxine Griffith, cas her of the Pomeroy Na lional Ba nk, is atteriding the ·spring meeting of the National , Association-of Bank Women at Hues ton Woods State Lodge over the weekend. MEIGS . (Minimum .Deposit, 15,000) .. ' • Pays you ••• '50.00 per month Signed: Ben H. Ewing- Ewing Funeral Home . Thomas C. Martin- Martin Funerar Home . A·C·M·I·A ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME ACCOUNT ALIGNMENT ., . ' HERSCHEL L. ROSE- One of the Best Known Mechanics in His Field wol l Take Care of Your Alignment Problems·. . SERVICES •TRUING •WHEEL BALANCING •RETREADS ~~-· •VIBRATIONSPECJALIST . ~-~----~--- . •SHOCKS . •NEW TIRE.S · All Deposits Insured I~ $20.000 by The · Fe.dere sav,ings, ·"'i . .' Loan lns'u r unce Corp. · NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS-OPENING MAY 7., 197l · . HOURS: 8 A . l)l'. · 4:30P.M. Daily- Saturday8tiii12-Noon North 2nd Street 1 th R H · · · · PH . 992 . 2101 · · . n e · · ·Rawlings Sons Co. Buoldong .. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . PH.: 992-2i01 Offices Also ~t 12 Mill St., Athens, 0. •• ' I· , to White House '\ '· I Link claimed · WASHINGTON - AMBASSADOR DAVID K. E. Bruce leaVes "with the greatest anticipation" Sunday for Peking, COLUMBUS (UP!) - The the appropriations made by the where he will open a U. S. liaison office and a new chapter in Senate Finance C<lmmittee will· Democratic controlled House Olinese-American relations. " I'm not an ex·p ert on China B.nd I begin hearing from major slate last month. don't want to comment on my mission," the respected, 75--year· One Republican on the Fi· agencies this week as it conold diplomat said Saturday in a telephone interview . " But I'm tinue~ work on Gov. John J . nance C<>mmittee said he an· looking forward to this assignment with the greatest arr Gilligan's House-passed budg· ticipates a $40 f!ll!liQn to $50 ticipation.'' million reduction in the HouseBruce, his wife and his ehief deputy, Alfred Jenkins, will fly . et proposal for 197a:.75. Sen. ·Max H. Dennis, R·. passed version. to Hong Kong via Tokyo aboarda corrimercial airliner. After a 111 can't foresee any drastic Wilmington , committee brief visit to the U. S. consulate general in Hong Kong, the ch3irman, figures it will take reductions in the areas of wet~ principal China-watching post of the United States, Bruce travels on to Peking ·a week later, and is. to open th~ liaison office for another month for his panel to fare or education," said Dennis ililly review \he $9.9 billion in speaking of the two highest offieial business about May 14. It was not known when Bruce •~ spending blueprint and· make expenses of state government. Chinese COI!nterpart, Huang Chen, Peking's lorm~r ambassador appropri~t~ changes before · "Some of the agency budgets to Franch, ivill arrive in Washington to open the Chinese liaison ~nding . it to the. Senate floor. look pretty bloated, and we'll office. " We hOpe to have · it out . probably make some c uts aroWld the rz:tiddle of June to there." PHNOM PENH - THE U. S. EMBASSY discontinued its gil(e time for any conference One ' sue~ agency, the attor· daily news briefings for Western correspOndents Saturday and a eommittee work," DenQts said. ney general's office, will be oil spokesman \IBid the action was taken because of Cambodian A House.SOnate conference hand Tuesday at 1:30 p.m . in goverrunent complaints about recent disclosures. The embassy committee seems almost un- an attempt to justify a hike in spokesman told newsmen the government.of President !,on No! avoidable, since Republicans i\s appropriation from $11.1 had complained about recent information issued to newsmen by' controlling the Senate will . million to $20.1 million over li\e U.S. officials as factual accounts of developments in the Cam· prqbabiy give - ~ la ce-lifting to. two-year P.,riod. bodian military situation: · · MIC~AEL P . ZIRKLE •ALIGNMENT Nixon ·at retreat Senate to .begin paring .Gov. Gilligan's ~fl,dget MEIGS TIRE CEN'TER--ALIGNMENT be in Both P~meroy ~nd Middleport. ·patty to go honest ' to INTEREST CHECKS MAILED MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY. The Opening: . May 7, 1973 Meigs Tire Center will 'Burger Catfish crops._rn Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home To Seroe The Meigs, Mason and Gallia Counties Better SHOW SJG[!I - John Fultz, left , and Michael P . Zirkle, right, owners of the Meigs Tire Center m Pomeroy hold a sign to be placed, at their new busineSs, Meigs Tire CenterAlignment, in Middleport Monday . Center is Hershell L. Rose, Minersville, veteran area mechanic, who will work at the new establishment to be located in the rea r portions of the Rawlings building on Second Ave. Fultz and Zirkle took over operation of the Meigs Tire Center in Pomeroy last October, purchasing the center from Franklin Rizer. The new eswblishment in Middleport will open from 8 a.m. to 4:30p .m. each day except Saturday when hours will be 8 a .m. to 12noon. . • E..Maxine Gaskill, James Simpson - OWNERS: ,JOHN F. FULTZ \ in Collision (Minimum Deposit, 110,000) CENTER 'I Eight plus One entertain Two injured · / . communique sald. must be man said Ule kidnapers did not coofirmed by the Cuban am- identify the prisoners whom bassador to Mexico in a they want released, and as of statement broadcast nation· midday there had been no wide on Mexican television. ..... further word from them_ " As SI)On as we know the They also issued several other demands about publica. names of the prisoners, we tion and broadcast of their shall release them ,'' said an communique, which "' already . lnt.Et.rior Ministry spokesman. were being f~lfilled . Echeverria said · he had An Interior Ministry spokes· ordered Foreign Minister Emilio 0 . Ral)asa to ask the . Cuban government to approve the entry of the 30 Mexican prisoners by plane to Havana. The president also ordered police and army troops to make no move toward tracking down the kidnapers until Leonhardy was released. Leo nhardy, 58, is a career diplomat acd has served in diplomatic posts throughout Latin America and Europe. He and his wife, Lee, have two daughters. Krogh directed him to burgta- Watergate bugging. Nixon's top White House aides rize the office of a Los Angeles Silbert responde d to a Wash· wttil tlleir resignation La st psychiatrist treating Ellsberg, ington Post report Saturday Monday , met pri va te ly with Krogh, at Senate confirma· that federal prosecuto rs re- st all investi ga tor s of the tiort hearings last February, ceived evidence . seve ral Senate committee to answer testified under oath that he had months before the January questions about their possible hired Hunt and G. Gordon trial of the original Watergate involvement in a Wa terga te Liddy to help him -on a White Seven to indieate th ere was "a cover ·up e ffort. Ry ~~ UGENE V. RISHER treats lo Grand Cay, a bout 150 were made by E. H(lward Hunt, · House task force trying to cove rup of hi g h-level inSam Dash, the committee's GHAND CAY, BAHAMAS mil es eas t of Miam i, when he a conv icted Waterga t~ con. track down news leaks. Liddy volvement" in the bugging. chief counsel, said he expected (UPI J - President Nixon, his wis hes to get away from the spiral or , _~ ~ho said Krogh was convicted in the Watergate The Post said the Senate the public hearings to begin the WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The administration still shaken by day-to-d;iy pressure of his directed him to burgla rize the case, but Krogh swore that he committee was told that the third week of May, sometime doc tor 's office for any damaghimself had no connection with FBI and prosecutors did not after the previously expected Agriculture peparthlent the burgeon ing Wntergate scan· offi ce . Nixon stays at Abplana lp 's · in g information on Ellsberg's recommended Saturday that dnl, .flew Saturday to -this the bugging . conduct intensive questioning date ol about May 15. Americans be told whether a privalely.owned island in the bluff-top house, one of the few psychiatric proble ffis. Hunt's The Ellsberg break-in took · of many potentially crucial testimony before the federal " There is no lega l har to hamburger is a ll meat or part Bahamas to conside r the structures on the island . place during Labor Day Week- • witnesses and did not question AbplanoJlf) , driving a red Wa tergate grand jury was overhaul of his White House end, 1971, about two months at all some key persons from calling anyone even thou gh soybean . Volkswagon bus , me t. the made public in Los Angeles, The department proposed a staff. after several newspapers pub- the Whit,e House and the they are under indictment ," He was· con fronted bY new President and his compani on where Ellsberg is on trial on lished secret, Pentagon docu- Committee to Re-elect the Dash said·; adding that the new rule that would set st..'lnco mrnittee ~·Could seek im· dards for two types of meat charges that one of his former w~cn lhey landed . The weather federal c h~rges of conspiracy ments about ' U.S. policy in President . VIetnam. Krogh was in freThere were indica tions that munity to Ioree them to testify . patties and said the require· assistanLcs had direc ted a wa s sunny and warm and the a nd theft of secret government documents . It was believed that wit· m ents would be the fir s t Pentagon pa pers break-in a nd sky in the Atlantic was blue. quent communication with · the Senate's Select Committee that a former top aidehad Deputy Press . Secretary GcKrogh, form erly an assistant governing protein content and Nixon at the time about bis on Presidential campaign Ac- ne sscs under indictment- and White House duties, which tivities will swrunon witnesses there may be several in this percentage labeling of ingredi· secr e ted confidential White raid L. .Warren had no . to J ohn D.- Ehrlichman on the included the District of Co- to testify even though they are category by the time · the ents for meat · and poultry .House papers concerning the com men t on published reporlc;. President's Domestic Council Wutergate bugg in'g . tha t former White House sta ff , beca me under secretary of lumbia and drug matters. under indictment by the hearings begin - would invoke 1products. Nixon , a ccompanied only by assi s ~nt Egi l (Bud ) Krogh had tr a nsportation at the start of Under the proposa l: Krogh took leave from the Watergatefederal.grand jury . th e Fifth Aniendment to avoid ~A ." meat pa tty " wouiq two longtime personal friend s, ordered the brea k-i n and search Nixon's second term in January Transportation Department a On Friday, H. R. Haldeman testifying publicly before their have to be entire ly ground C. G. (Bcbc) Rebozo an'd of the office of a Wes t Coast a nd is now on an indefinite trfal. few days ago " to work out and John D. Ehrlichmanmeat and no more than 30 per le lev ision producer Pa ul Keyes, psychiatrist who had treated leav e of a bsence . personal problems." He spent ce nt fat , with appropriate·- made die one houz· cind 25 Pentagon Papers defendant several' hours with federal seasonings. If labe led "beef" minute . helicop ter fli ght fr om Daniel Ellsberg. ·White House ofhclals private· prosecutors in the Watergate or "veal" patties, th€ meat his Key Biscayne, Fla., com- · Wa rren also refused to .ly are shaking their heads over case, but has been in seclusion would have to be beef or veal. Pound to the isl;md owned by comment on former White the spreading Waterga te s~an­ since then. - All other meat patty Bronxvillc, 'N. Y., industri alist House counse l John W. Dean's dal and charges of related Meanwhile, Principal Assistprodu ct s would be ca lled Robert Abplana lp . disclosure that he had hidden political espionage in last ant U.S. Attorney Earl J. ' 'patty with meat.' ' They would White Hou se aides who d oc umen ts related to the June year 's presidential election . Iri Silbert said he would have "no have to have at least 60 per remained in Key Biscayne 17 bre.ik-in ·a t t>emocratiC an atmosPhere of shattered objection" to the Senate's. cent meat, of 'which only one turned aside all ques tions. about· hea dqua rters at the Watergate mora,le and a crossfire of Watergate conunittee investi· helped plan the break-in be· third could he fat, but could the Water gate and r~lat.ed by placing them in a safe re criminati.ons, one high -rank ~ By JACK V. FOX gating possible cover-up a11d WS ANGJ<:bES ( Ul'l ) - The. cau se ~ e was aWare the co ntain s uch other filler c:tscs or espionage, sabotage depos it box fci'r fear they would ing official sa id of White House lethargic prosecution of the defense in the Pentagon President.was concerned about in gr edient s as ce real and and burglary, . be d es troy ed . · press secretary Ronald Ziegler : Papers trial Saturday asked the effect publication or the soybean products . The added .The Pres ident frequently- re· . The nllcgatlons nbout Krogh ."Zieg ler h ~s to go1." U.S. District Court Judge Matt secret Pentagon papers might ingredients would have to be Byrne to turn ove·r an affidavit have , especially on his efforts · listed by their pcrcenwges. from a· former presidential to end the Vietnam War. aide who reportedly admitted · A copy of the affida vii helping supervise the burglary reportedly wa s mailed to MIDDLEPORt· ~ Me igs presented a solo and joined the mus ic in s tru c tor , who inBy United Press lnteruallonal Byrne Friday by Krogh 's KEY BISCAYNE, FLA . - 'PRESENT AND PAST of the office of . Daniel fli gh School's Eight Plus One boys in one number . troduced the ense mble in · la. w yers. . entertained Ellsberg's psychiatrist. the Midd leport · · dividuaily and directed them . presidential staff members apparently could refuse to tell a E le.ve n se lectio ns were ·convicted Waterg~ te _ConA spokesman said the Pomeroy Rotary Club l"riday presented , including a bass The group won a ·" I" rating in federal grand jury if they discussed the Watergate bugging with spirator E . Howard Hunt sa id - GALLIPO LIS --:- Two per- evening foil owi ng dinner at su ln by fr· e5 hman Andre w the recent musfc contes-ts. President Nixon under the terms of new guidelines for executive . defense requested Byme to Krogh authorized the burglary sons ~uffered a ppare nt minor J-lcalh Uniled Met hodi st Hoover , son. of Mr. arid . Mr~. tum· over tll.e affidavit · from Singers were Fred Burney privilege issued by the White House. The guidelines, prepared by Church. former White House aide Egil and· arranged for him to use injuries in a two car collision at newly appointed presidential counsel Leo~rd Garment, -were ,Wen dell Hooyer, P omeroy RD. and David Miller, first tenorS; " . CIA equipment for the job, " Bud" Krogh "a5 soon as he 4 p.m. Fri~ay on Rl . 7, one a nd The e.ight are member s of the They were :u;tompanied .at the Phil Ohlinger and Mike Brown, made public Friday in Key Biscayne where Nixon is spending a to a transcr.ipt made ~. according two tenths miles north of Boys E;nsemble and the one is or ga n . by Mr s . Christine second tenors; Jim McClure it and has had an receives long weekend. , opportunity to r ~ v~ew its public at Friday:s session of Gc.dlipolis. Sharon Wilson, soprano, who Guthrie, Meigs Local vocal and Marty Seelig, first basses "Past and present members of the President's staff 1· The Gallia-Meigs · conte.nts." the trial. Post S~te and John Moore and l:loover questioned by the FBI, Ervin committee, the special Senate Hi ghway Patrol sa id an auto The spokesman said the · committee headed by Sen. Sam Ervin, D-N.C. or a grand jury basses . Hunt 's cOmments were con· dri ven by ,James L. Stephens, affidavit would " if the news Rotarian Lee McComas, should invoke the privilege only in connection with conversatlons tained in a 38-page transcript 18, Henderson , made a left turn program c hairman, introduCed with the President, conversationS among themselves involving · reports we've heard are or his testimony before a in to the path o[ a vehiCle correct more firmly communication .. with the President -and as to presidential By Uni.tCd Press lntcrnutlonal rampi! ge, and damage is be ing Mrs. Guthrie. · establish the link between Washington grand jury in~ oper a ted by Donald D. Prit'e, papers," the guidelines said. " Presidential papers are all .Pres ident Gene · Riggs . The · mi ghty Miss issi ppi counted in the millioris of ves tigating the Watergate 34, -Rt. 2, Bidwell. Price and President Nixon and the documents Produced or received by the President or any Hivcr s tood above fl ood ·stage dollars, a lthough it will take presided over the meeting. affair. Stephens compli! ined of minor criminal activities c·arried out "'m ember of the White House staff in connection wlth his official Saturd ay from the flatland s of months for . offi cials to fully 'Birthdays of Di ck Owen and C. The defense has moved to injuries but Were not · im. by his subordinates in con~ duties," it added. Iowa to the bayous of Louisiana aSsess the ioss a nd come up .. E. Blakeslee were noted. dismiss all charges against med ii!tcly. treated. There was ilection "'ith the prosecution or Guests were Charles Gaskill, a nd farml!rs a lOng th e with a specific figure . Ellsherg and Russo as a result mod erate Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony · da m<:J ge to both cars. COLUMBUS - GOV. JOHN J . GILLIGAN has adorted the Mu.ch of the loss will be Wells ton ~otarian, and John · Miss issippi delta Wer e hauling of the break-in, but Byrne Stephen s _ Was· c ited to 1 "town meeting" concept for feeling the pulse of Ohio voters and· Russo.'' susta ined by the farmer whose Ree ce of Pomeroy. catfish fr om lfield5 wh ere they · withheld action on that pending Muni cipal ·court for failin g to . The Los Angeles Times for doing a littie pre-election year work out on the hustings. The nor mally would be planting fortunes arc ti ed directly to the the receipt of further informa· Saturday quoted a " close yie ld the right of way. governor last week held the first of what will be a series of open · ric h r1ver valley soil. cot.ton. AGING CONFERENCES associate" ,of Krogh as ~ying lion from the Justice DepartA second mishap occurred at" community meetings, traveling to Defiance to subject himself to Ma ny areas have bee n under ' 'I've given llP on cotton and COLUMBUS (UP!) - The · the former ~bief assistant to ment. However, he said it was 11 :45 a.m . on Coun ty Road 5, water for weeks, but as in a ll l ' m working on soybeans, I Division of Administration on · questions from the poblic. · · ex-presidential aide John clear "the burglary was . con· one and one te nths miles east of ' things, the bi g ri ver a nd its might ge t half of a crop of Aging said today more than The governor has often said he wants his record to be iike a Ehriichman provided federal dueled QY government em- Rt. 124 where <:~n autO driven by tributaries are in no hu'rr·y a nd beans," sa id RiveS Carter, a 5,000 senior citizens have at-. report card which he can take to the ·voters for signature at the prosecutors in Washington ployes .'' Delores .J. King, 35, Rt . i , offi cials· predicted it likely Roll ing Fork, Miss., farmer . . tended some 16 forums on ag. nei<t election. · · "Those fa cts spea k for Friday with the sworn affidavit Rufland, wa s forced off the would' be a month or longe r Apparently, he wants to find out if there's any work, · An other delta farm·e r noted · ing held in Ohio. them selves," Judge Byrne r oadwa y, (;lnd struck a highway before the water dra ins off in the ,·,water has really been remedial or exPloratory, that needs be done before exam .time; in which he admitted helping Results from these district · instructing the sigh after passing a c~ r driven supervise the break-in which said , Gilligan starts his town meetings wlth a brief presentation, some spots. shaking the catfish and · t\).e forwns will aid the division in linked the Pentagon Papers prosecution that it was up to by Wallace Fetty, 33, Rt . I, during which he reports to his audience on the benefits received planning the 1973 Governor's Hundreds of th ousands of bullfrogs loose . . . they 'Ve the government to proVe its J:a ngsv ille. There was minor and Watergate cases. from the state incollje tax, particularly in the local school Conference on Aging, in the auacres have been flooded during . caught 'aboui 800 pounds of According to the report , ease had not been tainted by da rna ~e . No charges were' th~ ri ver's seven week old t atfish in one cotton field ." district. 'tumn. Krogh said in his affidavit he the illegal act. - filed . Tilen he Sllbmits to questions, arrows, vegetables or whatever else migbt come his way. The result is good, repol'ls Robert E. Daley, special assistant to the governor. Pays You ••• . •23.96 :per month TWO-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT tilled themselves as members of a political extremist organization, said in a com· munique issued after the abduction Friday night that Leonhardy would be executed unless the government released the prisoners and flew them to Cuba by 6 p.m. EDT Sunday. Their arrival in Cuba, the SUNO'AY, MAY 6, 1973 By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON ( UP!) .:._ A presidential aide's role in the attempt to steal Dapiel Ells· berg's psychiatric flies appeared .Satur1ay to widen the scope of the Watergate scandal infectin~ the Nixon ad· ministration. Transportation Undersecre· lary Egil Krogh, a deputy assistant to President Nixon at the time of the 1971 publication of the Pentagon Papers and the 1972 bugging of Democratic national headquarters, outlined his role in the Ellsberg burglary ·a ttempt in a sworn affidavit. The affidavit was not made publie, but Krogh's special assistant, Ronald Floto, said " he just told the jury what happened a\ the time of the burglary" and that he did not think that he will have to resign because "nothing has happened so far that his resignation is neces83ry ." Krogh's affidavit was sent to . U. s. District Court Judge W. Matt Byrne Jr., who is presiding in Los A~e]es at Ells berg's trial on .charges of leaking the Pentagon Papers to the press. In testimony given to a federal grand jury here and made public Friday by Byrne, . _convicted Watergate conspirator E . Howard Hunt Jr. said Monthly Income Accounts,.-.,., The Emergen.cy Medica I Services will be in operation by June 1st, 1973, after which time the Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, Martin Funeral Home, Rutland & the Rawlings-Coats ·· Funeral Home, Middleport, will not be making any type ambulance calls .. • Burglary role revealed i Automatically Renewable • ..• itntintl • 'c CHILD BORN HARRISONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. James Sheets of , Harrisonville are announcing the birth or an 11 pound, nine ounce son, Aaron Bradford; April 30, at the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Sheets also have a tWo year old son, Jared Andrew. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, P omer oy, Charles , Sheets, Harrisonville and Mrs. Carrie Gettles, Wellston . Great.grandparents are Mis .. Herman Lohse, Middleport, a n·d Mr s. Julia Darnell , Wells ton . prisoners and transportation for them to Cuba. "The Mexican government wiU accede to the demarw:ls of the kidnapers of the U.S. consulileneral because the ~ sential thing is to protect his life," Echeverria said in a statement released by his office. The· kidnapers, who iden: VOL. 8 NO. 14 Size 6, to 11 • error1sts win Activities scheduled PUBLIC NOTICE! • ' '. At the same meelirig, repre· sentatives of the governor's of· fice and state Finance Depart· ment will appear. Tuesday night, · the, com· mittee will heat from · the Department of State Personnel, De partment of Taxation, and Department of Economic and Community De· ve lopment: · Despite the fa ct thai Tuesday is election day , the House has set a · floor session for 2 p.m. and 1he Senate has scheduled one for 4: p.m. The House is to vote on~Sen· ate-passed legislation transfer· . ring the stat e division of avi· ation Iron) the Department of cQmmerce to the Department of Transporwtion. The transfer wa s not made ., . last year when the ~ew DOT wa s established, but c on· p.m . which could mean the last troversy ovet· th e issue has gasp in the cUrrent Ohio since subsided . legislative session for the The Senate has scheduled a Equal · Rights Amendment vote for Wednesday on a bill to (ERA) to the u .S. Constitution. rmanent i J . . Aro n off, R• . k Se n. St aney expan d an d maepe . until 1978 a "rapid-adjustment Cincinnati, committee chair- · farm program " under which . man, has set Tuesday as ihe the extension service at Ohio last day for the colllmittee to State University makes in· reconsider the 6-3 vote by . formation available to Ohio which it defeated the .ERA iast fanners on latest research and April 25. technical devefopments In ERA s.upporters have gi~n agriculture. th~mselves a slim chance of The House Finanee Commit. changing the outcome, but are tee will begin ·hearings Wed· hoping to keep the. amendment nesday morning on the Gilligan .technically alive before the . administration 's ~roposed $312 committee until a later date. million ca pita l co ns truc tion The Hous e Judiciary appropriation for s tate Cornmittee is . 'to receive a agencieS and institutions. . substitute abortion bill .from a The Senate Elections· Com· subcOmmittee. on Wednesday. mit tee has · scheduled, a Rep, Arthur R. Wilkowski, meeting fpr Tuesday at 1:30 · D-Toledo, said the bill will permit abortions upto20 weeks of pregnancy with ·knowledgeable. consent of the mother and natural father ·· After thai period, stiff penal· ties would be imposed for iliegal abortion~. and anyone de· livering a fetus would have to try ' to save its life . · Wilkowski said he hopes the full committee can approve the ·bill in a couple ~f Weeks after some amendments. The Senate Judi<:iary C<>m· mittee plans a meeting Wed" nesday at which a proposal to · · urge Congress to oppose am· ·nesty for draft evaders will be ·h eard . And the Senate Commerce · and Labor C<>w.mittee will hold · . a hearing Wednesday evening on four different public em· ploye bargaining bills. ..... �• ' It- The Sunday Times ·Sentinel, Sunday, May 6, !973 Reservations due for women 's session Bridal shower honors Miss Desiree Pike Meigs PTA meets POMEROY - Reports on the by the PTA and the March of spring con!erence of District Dimes. "Quality of Life at POMEROY - Mrs . Daisy and . the employes of 16, Ohlo PTA, at Chesapeake Birth" wiU be the theme. Mrs . Janice Deem was POMEROY - Reservations sessions run appToximately . Tayl or <:.md Mrs. Minnie housekeeping and dietary last week were glven at a J ohnson entertained recently departments at Veterans meeting of the Meigs County elected vice president of for "Horizons for Women," a two hours each day while the theTaylor horne with a a t Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy . Council of Paren!s_and _ council to fill a vacancy . The two day program at the Ohio "mini" lessons last about 30 s hower honoring Desiree ~;~'ike, Shirley Lambert, Pat Teachers Thursday night at the $200 year scholarshi p awarded Dominican College campiJS, minutes . bride-elect of Tim Taylor . " Perspectives on Women" Harmon and 1udy and Bob Chester Elementary School. by the PTA wa.s renewed for May 16-17, 1216 Sunbury Road, Attending were Mrs. Pam Miller, Rutland; Patty and Attending from Meigs Sherrie King who attends theme tile genColumbus, are being handled will a ssembly pro· Barnett and John , ·Jr. , Hun· Teresa MuiHns , Athens; County were Mrs . Cha rles Malone College. by the Meigs County Eftension eral Mrs . Vaughan spoke on Office . Deadl>ne for reg· gram on the opening day, tin gton ; Charlotte Wri ght, Juanita Harrison, Cheshire ; Goeglein, president of county istration is Mciy 9. and will cover such areas as Frances Imboden, and Anna Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Smith, . council, Mrs. Howard Ervin, various positions o£ the Ohio "Horizons for Women" is the biological aspects of Taylor, Rutland ; Marge Goett, Darwin ; Liz Pierce, Racine; Mrs. Robert Dugan, and Mrs . PTA regarding inappropriate being sponsored by the womanhood, images of women Mrs. Frank Grimm, Mandy Hilda •and Junior Roush ; Richard Vaughan, District 16 te levision for children and president. At that meeting, a continued federal funding for Cooperative EI<tension Service in literature and the historical Carder , Bessie l ,andaker, Clifton, W. Va .;--Agnes Weeks ' ' Reva McDaniel, Kathern Pomeroy and Dorothy Reeves, life membership in the PTA elementary a nd seconda r y of the Ohio Slate University aspects of feminism·. and the Continuing Education On the closing day, the Reitmire,- Debbie Caruthers, Harrisonville, and Dr. and was presented to Mrs. schools. New officers were e n. Department of Ohio Dominican assembly will feature " It Could Dodie Seth, Diana Young, Mrs . Mrs. Shaekel , Mason, W. Va . Vaughan by the Meigs County · to attract women of all ages Happen to You," a lecture and Thor Carsey ~ Mrs. Roberta Games were played with units. AI Thursday night's courage<! to enroll in a PTA Caruthers, Sue Cunning ham, here, a pas t study course and reminded prizes going to Kathern mee ting and economic levels primarily film presentation for women or from the center and southern all ages to be delivered by a Pe gg y Cunningham, Linda Reitmire, Doris Vi c kers, pres ident'S pin was given her. that scholarship money and Cunningham, Patty Edwards, Emma Mullins and Sue Jm. part of Obio. Plans for the m other· council dues are payable on C<llumbus policewoman. Ann Moon , Gretta Thomas, daughter Be-In to.be held at the October I. boden . Mrs. Thor Carsey won Purpose of the program, The Ohio Slate Extension Mrs. Goeglein asked that all according to Mf'i. Ezelle M. Service and the Ohio Mrs. Beulah Utterback, Miss the door prize . Refreshments Meigs Junior High School next Hawkins, coordiila t or , with Dominican faeulty members Fred~ Lieving, Norma Baker, of cake,- sandwiches, salads, Thursday night were outlined local units. send her complete Landers , Barbara coffee ; hot chocolate, mints by Mrs. Vaughan . The lists of new officers and council Sister Camilla Smith of the and other Centra l Ohio leaders Joan program is being co-sponsored delegates. The state co n· Ohio Dominican Home will be speakers and panelists Caruthers, POmeroy; Lora and nuts were served . Economics Department. is to for the curriculum which lists Mae and Melissa Imboden, vention will be in Cleveland on provide a " lifelong learning" 10 classes inc luding color for Syracuse ; Mrs . Agnes ImOctober 7-10. Program ideas ISSUE OPPOSED ALLOTMENT MADE experience for women of all homes, today's foods, fas hions, boden , Minersville ; Mrs .· were discussed and the Chester ATHENS - The League of POMEROY Jane Walton , ages who wish personal . a rt judgment, consumer R o ber~- Grinstead , Alban y; unit served a decorated cake '. Women Voters of Ohio and of development and improved protection and woman 's Mrs. Emina Mullins and Tina, c lerk of Pomeroy village, coffee and punc h . Robert Athens has called for the defeat homemaking. chan ging r ole in the church. Athens ; Mrs . Sue Imboden and ~ announced that Revenue Elberfeld led the pledge to of Constitutional Amendment S haring Funds re ceived by the Women register _for two The five mini·lessons will be on Peggy , Debbie Triplett, open the meeting, Mrs. Nancy Issue 5 and the passage of a classes from a lis( of 10 at a fee grooming, furnitUre, ward· Middleport; Jpyce Huffma n village fr om Jan .. ! to June 30 of Shook gave devotions and Mrs. c~lns titutional amendments of $10. This includes the robes, sewing and food shop- and Shi rley Ca ru thers, Hob· this year will be -used as Virginia Kirkhart extended the Issues 3, 4, and 6, according to foll ows: $3,000 to be used. for son; Shi rley Oxyer, Cheshire; welcome. gen~ra1 assembly periods and pin g. Rep . McDargh. ' a -" mini" session . Cla ss Mrs. Sadie Worth, Mildred recreation on village owned Thompson a nd Mrs. Doris property on Mechanic St. and Vickers and Matthew, New $5,000 to be spent on village t s treets and the parking · lot Haven, W. Va. Others presentin g gifts to the wall . bride-elect, but unable to at· POMEROY - Senior Citizen Vi gor in Maturity Session; tend, were Betty Imboden , -:;.7.,......... . _) Activities, week of May 7·11 at " Foods, Facts, and Frauds" Leona Leiving, Bertha Le·iving Pomeroy Juni or Hig h School with Be tty Newton as resource and Mrs. Gladys Hood, Mine rsDEADLINE NOTED person. a re announced . ville; Nettie Moor e, Syracuse; GALLIPOLIS - A spokesFrida y, Ma y II, 9-3:30, Sandy Butcher, Nettie Hayes, Monday, May 7, 1 to 3 p.m., man for the Gallia County Distric t F orurTI on Aging at Bread a nd Glue Flowe rs . Fern Roush a nd Kathy Elias , Hea lth Department today Tuesday, May 8, 9:30 . 11 Nelsonville. Middleport ; Mildred Meadows, reminded the public May 14 is The Seni or Citizens Center Icy Miller, Magg ie Caruthers, a.m., Mod Podge. Bring a the deadline to sign-up for the small arti cle to be used, such will be closed ail day Friday, Mrs. Virgi nia Lee, Mrs. Hester department 's mosquito c ontrol as a box, bottle, board, e tc.; May 11, so everyone can-attend Eblin, Goldie Hawk, Mrs . program . A $3.50 fee is being 9:30-11, also Meigs County the Forum. Charlotte Snyder , Erma Smith, .charged. ONE-Y~AR Council on Aging Committee meeting; 1-3 p.m., Card and CERTIFICATES ga mes. We have had several OF DEPOSIT sessions of Euchre. If we have interest in other a reas of card ga me s su e ~ as bridg e pr ca na s ta, we will set them up. Wednesday , May 9, 9 '39. 11 a .m ., Beginner s Knitting , ·Anna Blackwood, inStructor. Thursday, May 10, 2-4 p.m. , CHILD BORN POMEROY - Mr. and .Mrs. Joseph R. Fields, Sr., Darwin are announciOg the birth' of their third ehild, a son, Apr. 23 at the Holzer Medical Center. The seven pound, three ounce infant has been named Robert Eric. Mr. and Mrs. Fields' other sons are Joe, Jr., five. and Greg, four. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr-s. John W. MuHord, Cheshire, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr-s. Joseph Fields, Pomeroy. MEXICO CITY (UP! ) _ Prestdent Luis Echeverria personally intervened Saturday to save the life of U.S. ' C<lnsul General Terrance G. Le~>nhardy kidnaped at gllJl.. poil\t by four terrorists in Guadalajara, Echeverria agreed to aU the kidnapers demands, including the release of 30 political· Men With Tender Feet Will Rip DECK SHOE " OF POLYESTER KNIT THE SHOE 101 Our Shoes are Still Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 ' I ATTENDS IIIEETING POMEROY - Mrs. Maxine Griffith, cas her of the Pomeroy Na lional Ba nk, is atteriding the ·spring meeting of the National , Association-of Bank Women at Hues ton Woods State Lodge over the weekend. MEIGS . (Minimum .Deposit, 15,000) .. ' • Pays you ••• '50.00 per month Signed: Ben H. Ewing- Ewing Funeral Home . Thomas C. Martin- Martin Funerar Home . A·C·M·I·A ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY INCOME ACCOUNT ALIGNMENT ., . ' HERSCHEL L. ROSE- One of the Best Known Mechanics in His Field wol l Take Care of Your Alignment Problems·. . SERVICES •TRUING •WHEEL BALANCING •RETREADS ~~-· •VIBRATIONSPECJALIST . ~-~----~--- . •SHOCKS . •NEW TIRE.S · All Deposits Insured I~ $20.000 by The · Fe.dere sav,ings, ·"'i . .' Loan lns'u r unce Corp. · NOW TAKING APPOINTMENTS-OPENING MAY 7., 197l · . HOURS: 8 A . l)l'. · 4:30P.M. Daily- Saturday8tiii12-Noon North 2nd Street 1 th R H · · · · PH . 992 . 2101 · · . n e · · ·Rawlings Sons Co. Buoldong .. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . PH.: 992-2i01 Offices Also ~t 12 Mill St., Athens, 0. •• ' I· , to White House '\ '· I Link claimed · WASHINGTON - AMBASSADOR DAVID K. E. Bruce leaVes "with the greatest anticipation" Sunday for Peking, COLUMBUS (UP!) - The the appropriations made by the where he will open a U. S. liaison office and a new chapter in Senate Finance C<lmmittee will· Democratic controlled House Olinese-American relations. " I'm not an ex·p ert on China B.nd I begin hearing from major slate last month. don't want to comment on my mission," the respected, 75--year· One Republican on the Fi· agencies this week as it conold diplomat said Saturday in a telephone interview . " But I'm tinue~ work on Gov. John J . nance C<>mmittee said he an· looking forward to this assignment with the greatest arr Gilligan's House-passed budg· ticipates a $40 f!ll!liQn to $50 ticipation.'' million reduction in the HouseBruce, his wife and his ehief deputy, Alfred Jenkins, will fly . et proposal for 197a:.75. Sen. ·Max H. Dennis, R·. passed version. to Hong Kong via Tokyo aboarda corrimercial airliner. After a 111 can't foresee any drastic Wilmington , committee brief visit to the U. S. consulate general in Hong Kong, the ch3irman, figures it will take reductions in the areas of wet~ principal China-watching post of the United States, Bruce travels on to Peking ·a week later, and is. to open th~ liaison office for another month for his panel to fare or education," said Dennis ililly review \he $9.9 billion in speaking of the two highest offieial business about May 14. It was not known when Bruce •~ spending blueprint and· make expenses of state government. Chinese COI!nterpart, Huang Chen, Peking's lorm~r ambassador appropri~t~ changes before · "Some of the agency budgets to Franch, ivill arrive in Washington to open the Chinese liaison ~nding . it to the. Senate floor. look pretty bloated, and we'll office. " We hOpe to have · it out . probably make some c uts aroWld the rz:tiddle of June to there." PHNOM PENH - THE U. S. EMBASSY discontinued its gil(e time for any conference One ' sue~ agency, the attor· daily news briefings for Western correspOndents Saturday and a eommittee work," DenQts said. ney general's office, will be oil spokesman \IBid the action was taken because of Cambodian A House.SOnate conference hand Tuesday at 1:30 p.m . in goverrunent complaints about recent disclosures. The embassy committee seems almost un- an attempt to justify a hike in spokesman told newsmen the government.of President !,on No! avoidable, since Republicans i\s appropriation from $11.1 had complained about recent information issued to newsmen by' controlling the Senate will . million to $20.1 million over li\e U.S. officials as factual accounts of developments in the Cam· prqbabiy give - ~ la ce-lifting to. two-year P.,riod. bodian military situation: · · MIC~AEL P . ZIRKLE •ALIGNMENT Nixon ·at retreat Senate to .begin paring .Gov. Gilligan's ~fl,dget MEIGS TIRE CEN'TER--ALIGNMENT be in Both P~meroy ~nd Middleport. ·patty to go honest ' to INTEREST CHECKS MAILED MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY. The Opening: . May 7, 1973 Meigs Tire Center will 'Burger Catfish crops._rn Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home To Seroe The Meigs, Mason and Gallia Counties Better SHOW SJG[!I - John Fultz, left , and Michael P . Zirkle, right, owners of the Meigs Tire Center m Pomeroy hold a sign to be placed, at their new busineSs, Meigs Tire CenterAlignment, in Middleport Monday . Center is Hershell L. Rose, Minersville, veteran area mechanic, who will work at the new establishment to be located in the rea r portions of the Rawlings building on Second Ave. Fultz and Zirkle took over operation of the Meigs Tire Center in Pomeroy last October, purchasing the center from Franklin Rizer. The new eswblishment in Middleport will open from 8 a.m. to 4:30p .m. each day except Saturday when hours will be 8 a .m. to 12noon. . • E..Maxine Gaskill, James Simpson - OWNERS: ,JOHN F. FULTZ \ in Collision (Minimum Deposit, 110,000) CENTER 'I Eight plus One entertain Two injured · / . communique sald. must be man said Ule kidnapers did not coofirmed by the Cuban am- identify the prisoners whom bassador to Mexico in a they want released, and as of statement broadcast nation· midday there had been no wide on Mexican television. ..... further word from them_ " As SI)On as we know the They also issued several other demands about publica. names of the prisoners, we tion and broadcast of their shall release them ,'' said an communique, which "' already . lnt.Et.rior Ministry spokesman. were being f~lfilled . Echeverria said · he had An Interior Ministry spokes· ordered Foreign Minister Emilio 0 . Ral)asa to ask the . Cuban government to approve the entry of the 30 Mexican prisoners by plane to Havana. The president also ordered police and army troops to make no move toward tracking down the kidnapers until Leonhardy was released. Leo nhardy, 58, is a career diplomat acd has served in diplomatic posts throughout Latin America and Europe. He and his wife, Lee, have two daughters. Krogh directed him to burgta- Watergate bugging. Nixon's top White House aides rize the office of a Los Angeles Silbert responde d to a Wash· wttil tlleir resignation La st psychiatrist treating Ellsberg, ington Post report Saturday Monday , met pri va te ly with Krogh, at Senate confirma· that federal prosecuto rs re- st all investi ga tor s of the tiort hearings last February, ceived evidence . seve ral Senate committee to answer testified under oath that he had months before the January questions about their possible hired Hunt and G. Gordon trial of the original Watergate involvement in a Wa terga te Liddy to help him -on a White Seven to indieate th ere was "a cover ·up e ffort. Ry ~~ UGENE V. RISHER treats lo Grand Cay, a bout 150 were made by E. H(lward Hunt, · House task force trying to cove rup of hi g h-level inSam Dash, the committee's GHAND CAY, BAHAMAS mil es eas t of Miam i, when he a conv icted Waterga t~ con. track down news leaks. Liddy volvement" in the bugging. chief counsel, said he expected (UPI J - President Nixon, his wis hes to get away from the spiral or , _~ ~ho said Krogh was convicted in the Watergate The Post said the Senate the public hearings to begin the WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The administration still shaken by day-to-d;iy pressure of his directed him to burgla rize the case, but Krogh swore that he committee was told that the third week of May, sometime doc tor 's office for any damaghimself had no connection with FBI and prosecutors did not after the previously expected Agriculture peparthlent the burgeon ing Wntergate scan· offi ce . Nixon stays at Abplana lp 's · in g information on Ellsberg's recommended Saturday that dnl, .flew Saturday to -this the bugging . conduct intensive questioning date ol about May 15. Americans be told whether a privalely.owned island in the bluff-top house, one of the few psychiatric proble ffis. Hunt's The Ellsberg break-in took · of many potentially crucial testimony before the federal " There is no lega l har to hamburger is a ll meat or part Bahamas to conside r the structures on the island . place during Labor Day Week- • witnesses and did not question AbplanoJlf) , driving a red Wa tergate grand jury was overhaul of his White House end, 1971, about two months at all some key persons from calling anyone even thou gh soybean . Volkswagon bus , me t. the made public in Los Angeles, The department proposed a staff. after several newspapers pub- the Whit,e House and the they are under indictment ," He was· con fronted bY new President and his compani on where Ellsberg is on trial on lished secret, Pentagon docu- Committee to Re-elect the Dash said·; adding that the new rule that would set st..'lnco mrnittee ~·Could seek im· dards for two types of meat charges that one of his former w~cn lhey landed . The weather federal c h~rges of conspiracy ments about ' U.S. policy in President . VIetnam. Krogh was in freThere were indica tions that munity to Ioree them to testify . patties and said the require· assistanLcs had direc ted a wa s sunny and warm and the a nd theft of secret government documents . It was believed that wit· m ents would be the fir s t Pentagon pa pers break-in a nd sky in the Atlantic was blue. quent communication with · the Senate's Select Committee that a former top aidehad Deputy Press . Secretary GcKrogh, form erly an assistant governing protein content and Nixon at the time about bis on Presidential campaign Ac- ne sscs under indictment- and White House duties, which tivities will swrunon witnesses there may be several in this percentage labeling of ingredi· secr e ted confidential White raid L. .Warren had no . to J ohn D.- Ehrlichman on the included the District of Co- to testify even though they are category by the time · the ents for meat · and poultry .House papers concerning the com men t on published reporlc;. President's Domestic Council Wutergate bugg in'g . tha t former White House sta ff , beca me under secretary of lumbia and drug matters. under indictment by the hearings begin - would invoke 1products. Nixon , a ccompanied only by assi s ~nt Egi l (Bud ) Krogh had tr a nsportation at the start of Under the proposa l: Krogh took leave from the Watergatefederal.grand jury . th e Fifth Aniendment to avoid ~A ." meat pa tty " wouiq two longtime personal friend s, ordered the brea k-i n and search Nixon's second term in January Transportation Department a On Friday, H. R. Haldeman testifying publicly before their have to be entire ly ground C. G. (Bcbc) Rebozo an'd of the office of a Wes t Coast a nd is now on an indefinite trfal. few days ago " to work out and John D. Ehrlichmanmeat and no more than 30 per le lev ision producer Pa ul Keyes, psychiatrist who had treated leav e of a bsence . personal problems." He spent ce nt fat , with appropriate·- made die one houz· cind 25 Pentagon Papers defendant several' hours with federal seasonings. If labe led "beef" minute . helicop ter fli ght fr om Daniel Ellsberg. ·White House ofhclals private· prosecutors in the Watergate or "veal" patties, th€ meat his Key Biscayne, Fla., com- · Wa rren also refused to .ly are shaking their heads over case, but has been in seclusion would have to be beef or veal. Pound to the isl;md owned by comment on former White the spreading Waterga te s~an­ since then. - All other meat patty Bronxvillc, 'N. Y., industri alist House counse l John W. Dean's dal and charges of related Meanwhile, Principal Assistprodu ct s would be ca lled Robert Abplana lp . disclosure that he had hidden political espionage in last ant U.S. Attorney Earl J. ' 'patty with meat.' ' They would White Hou se aides who d oc umen ts related to the June year 's presidential election . Iri Silbert said he would have "no have to have at least 60 per remained in Key Biscayne 17 bre.ik-in ·a t t>emocratiC an atmosPhere of shattered objection" to the Senate's. cent meat, of 'which only one turned aside all ques tions. about· hea dqua rters at the Watergate mora,le and a crossfire of Watergate conunittee investi· helped plan the break-in be· third could he fat, but could the Water gate and r~lat.ed by placing them in a safe re criminati.ons, one high -rank ~ By JACK V. FOX gating possible cover-up a11d WS ANGJ<:bES ( Ul'l ) - The. cau se ~ e was aWare the co ntain s uch other filler c:tscs or espionage, sabotage depos it box fci'r fear they would ing official sa id of White House lethargic prosecution of the defense in the Pentagon President.was concerned about in gr edient s as ce real and and burglary, . be d es troy ed . · press secretary Ronald Ziegler : Papers trial Saturday asked the effect publication or the soybean products . The added .The Pres ident frequently- re· . The nllcgatlons nbout Krogh ."Zieg ler h ~s to go1." U.S. District Court Judge Matt secret Pentagon papers might ingredients would have to be Byrne to turn ove·r an affidavit have , especially on his efforts · listed by their pcrcenwges. from a· former presidential to end the Vietnam War. aide who reportedly admitted · A copy of the affida vii helping supervise the burglary reportedly wa s mailed to MIDDLEPORt· ~ Me igs presented a solo and joined the mus ic in s tru c tor , who inBy United Press lnteruallonal Byrne Friday by Krogh 's KEY BISCAYNE, FLA . - 'PRESENT AND PAST of the office of . Daniel fli gh School's Eight Plus One boys in one number . troduced the ense mble in · la. w yers. . entertained Ellsberg's psychiatrist. the Midd leport · · dividuaily and directed them . presidential staff members apparently could refuse to tell a E le.ve n se lectio ns were ·convicted Waterg~ te _ConA spokesman said the Pomeroy Rotary Club l"riday presented , including a bass The group won a ·" I" rating in federal grand jury if they discussed the Watergate bugging with spirator E . Howard Hunt sa id - GALLIPO LIS --:- Two per- evening foil owi ng dinner at su ln by fr· e5 hman Andre w the recent musfc contes-ts. President Nixon under the terms of new guidelines for executive . defense requested Byme to Krogh authorized the burglary sons ~uffered a ppare nt minor J-lcalh Uniled Met hodi st Hoover , son. of Mr. arid . Mr~. tum· over tll.e affidavit · from Singers were Fred Burney privilege issued by the White House. The guidelines, prepared by Church. former White House aide Egil and· arranged for him to use injuries in a two car collision at newly appointed presidential counsel Leo~rd Garment, -were ,Wen dell Hooyer, P omeroy RD. and David Miller, first tenorS; " . CIA equipment for the job, " Bud" Krogh "a5 soon as he 4 p.m. Fri~ay on Rl . 7, one a nd The e.ight are member s of the They were :u;tompanied .at the Phil Ohlinger and Mike Brown, made public Friday in Key Biscayne where Nixon is spending a to a transcr.ipt made ~. according two tenths miles north of Boys E;nsemble and the one is or ga n . by Mr s . Christine second tenors; Jim McClure it and has had an receives long weekend. , opportunity to r ~ v~ew its public at Friday:s session of Gc.dlipolis. Sharon Wilson, soprano, who Guthrie, Meigs Local vocal and Marty Seelig, first basses "Past and present members of the President's staff 1· The Gallia-Meigs · conte.nts." the trial. Post S~te and John Moore and l:loover questioned by the FBI, Ervin committee, the special Senate Hi ghway Patrol sa id an auto The spokesman said the · committee headed by Sen. Sam Ervin, D-N.C. or a grand jury basses . Hunt 's cOmments were con· dri ven by ,James L. Stephens, affidavit would " if the news Rotarian Lee McComas, should invoke the privilege only in connection with conversatlons tained in a 38-page transcript 18, Henderson , made a left turn program c hairman, introduCed with the President, conversationS among themselves involving · reports we've heard are or his testimony before a in to the path o[ a vehiCle correct more firmly communication .. with the President -and as to presidential By Uni.tCd Press lntcrnutlonal rampi! ge, and damage is be ing Mrs. Guthrie. · establish the link between Washington grand jury in~ oper a ted by Donald D. Prit'e, papers," the guidelines said. " Presidential papers are all .Pres ident Gene · Riggs . The · mi ghty Miss issi ppi counted in the millioris of ves tigating the Watergate 34, -Rt. 2, Bidwell. Price and President Nixon and the documents Produced or received by the President or any Hivcr s tood above fl ood ·stage dollars, a lthough it will take presided over the meeting. affair. Stephens compli! ined of minor criminal activities c·arried out "'m ember of the White House staff in connection wlth his official Saturd ay from the flatland s of months for . offi cials to fully 'Birthdays of Di ck Owen and C. The defense has moved to injuries but Were not · im. by his subordinates in con~ duties," it added. Iowa to the bayous of Louisiana aSsess the ioss a nd come up .. E. Blakeslee were noted. dismiss all charges against med ii!tcly. treated. There was ilection "'ith the prosecution or Guests were Charles Gaskill, a nd farml!rs a lOng th e with a specific figure . Ellsherg and Russo as a result mod erate Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony · da m<:J ge to both cars. COLUMBUS - GOV. JOHN J . GILLIGAN has adorted the Mu.ch of the loss will be Wells ton ~otarian, and John · Miss issippi delta Wer e hauling of the break-in, but Byrne Stephen s _ Was· c ited to 1 "town meeting" concept for feeling the pulse of Ohio voters and· Russo.'' susta ined by the farmer whose Ree ce of Pomeroy. catfish fr om lfield5 wh ere they · withheld action on that pending Muni cipal ·court for failin g to . The Los Angeles Times for doing a littie pre-election year work out on the hustings. The nor mally would be planting fortunes arc ti ed directly to the the receipt of further informa· Saturday quoted a " close yie ld the right of way. governor last week held the first of what will be a series of open · ric h r1ver valley soil. cot.ton. AGING CONFERENCES associate" ,of Krogh as ~ying lion from the Justice DepartA second mishap occurred at" community meetings, traveling to Defiance to subject himself to Ma ny areas have bee n under ' 'I've given llP on cotton and COLUMBUS (UP!) - The · the former ~bief assistant to ment. However, he said it was 11 :45 a.m . on Coun ty Road 5, water for weeks, but as in a ll l ' m working on soybeans, I Division of Administration on · questions from the poblic. · · ex-presidential aide John clear "the burglary was . con· one and one te nths miles east of ' things, the bi g ri ver a nd its might ge t half of a crop of Aging said today more than The governor has often said he wants his record to be iike a Ehriichman provided federal dueled QY government em- Rt. 124 where <:~n autO driven by tributaries are in no hu'rr·y a nd beans," sa id RiveS Carter, a 5,000 senior citizens have at-. report card which he can take to the ·voters for signature at the prosecutors in Washington ployes .'' Delores .J. King, 35, Rt . i , offi cials· predicted it likely Roll ing Fork, Miss., farmer . . tended some 16 forums on ag. nei<t election. · · "Those fa cts spea k for Friday with the sworn affidavit Rufland, wa s forced off the would' be a month or longe r Apparently, he wants to find out if there's any work, · An other delta farm·e r noted · ing held in Ohio. them selves," Judge Byrne r oadwa y, (;lnd struck a highway before the water dra ins off in the ,·,water has really been remedial or exPloratory, that needs be done before exam .time; in which he admitted helping Results from these district · instructing the sigh after passing a c~ r driven supervise the break-in which said , Gilligan starts his town meetings wlth a brief presentation, some spots. shaking the catfish and · t\).e forwns will aid the division in linked the Pentagon Papers prosecution that it was up to by Wallace Fetty, 33, Rt . I, during which he reports to his audience on the benefits received planning the 1973 Governor's Hundreds of th ousands of bullfrogs loose . . . they 'Ve the government to proVe its J:a ngsv ille. There was minor and Watergate cases. from the state incollje tax, particularly in the local school Conference on Aging, in the auacres have been flooded during . caught 'aboui 800 pounds of According to the report , ease had not been tainted by da rna ~e . No charges were' th~ ri ver's seven week old t atfish in one cotton field ." district. 'tumn. Krogh said in his affidavit he the illegal act. - filed . Tilen he Sllbmits to questions, arrows, vegetables or whatever else migbt come his way. The result is good, repol'ls Robert E. Daley, special assistant to the governor. Pays You ••• . •23.96 :per month TWO-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT tilled themselves as members of a political extremist organization, said in a com· munique issued after the abduction Friday night that Leonhardy would be executed unless the government released the prisoners and flew them to Cuba by 6 p.m. EDT Sunday. Their arrival in Cuba, the SUNO'AY, MAY 6, 1973 By WESLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON ( UP!) .:._ A presidential aide's role in the attempt to steal Dapiel Ells· berg's psychiatric flies appeared .Satur1ay to widen the scope of the Watergate scandal infectin~ the Nixon ad· ministration. Transportation Undersecre· lary Egil Krogh, a deputy assistant to President Nixon at the time of the 1971 publication of the Pentagon Papers and the 1972 bugging of Democratic national headquarters, outlined his role in the Ellsberg burglary ·a ttempt in a sworn affidavit. The affidavit was not made publie, but Krogh's special assistant, Ronald Floto, said " he just told the jury what happened a\ the time of the burglary" and that he did not think that he will have to resign because "nothing has happened so far that his resignation is neces83ry ." Krogh's affidavit was sent to . U. s. District Court Judge W. Matt Byrne Jr., who is presiding in Los A~e]es at Ells berg's trial on .charges of leaking the Pentagon Papers to the press. In testimony given to a federal grand jury here and made public Friday by Byrne, . _convicted Watergate conspirator E . Howard Hunt Jr. said Monthly Income Accounts,.-.,., The Emergen.cy Medica I Services will be in operation by June 1st, 1973, after which time the Ewing Funeral Home, Pomeroy, Martin Funeral Home, Rutland & the Rawlings-Coats ·· Funeral Home, Middleport, will not be making any type ambulance calls .. • Burglary role revealed i Automatically Renewable • ..• itntintl • 'c CHILD BORN HARRISONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. James Sheets of , Harrisonville are announcing the birth or an 11 pound, nine ounce son, Aaron Bradford; April 30, at the Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Sheets also have a tWo year old son, Jared Andrew. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, P omer oy, Charles , Sheets, Harrisonville and Mrs. Carrie Gettles, Wellston . Great.grandparents are Mis .. Herman Lohse, Middleport, a n·d Mr s. Julia Darnell , Wells ton . prisoners and transportation for them to Cuba. "The Mexican government wiU accede to the demarw:ls of the kidnapers of the U.S. consulileneral because the ~ sential thing is to protect his life," Echeverria said in a statement released by his office. The· kidnapers, who iden: VOL. 8 NO. 14 Size 6, to 11 • error1sts win Activities scheduled PUBLIC NOTICE! • ' '. At the same meelirig, repre· sentatives of the governor's of· fice and state Finance Depart· ment will appear. Tuesday night, · the, com· mittee will heat from · the Department of State Personnel, De partment of Taxation, and Department of Economic and Community De· ve lopment: · Despite the fa ct thai Tuesday is election day , the House has set a · floor session for 2 p.m. and 1he Senate has scheduled one for 4: p.m. The House is to vote on~Sen· ate-passed legislation transfer· . ring the stat e division of avi· ation Iron) the Department of cQmmerce to the Department of Transporwtion. The transfer wa s not made ., . last year when the ~ew DOT wa s established, but c on· p.m . which could mean the last troversy ovet· th e issue has gasp in the cUrrent Ohio since subsided . legislative session for the The Senate has scheduled a Equal · Rights Amendment vote for Wednesday on a bill to (ERA) to the u .S. Constitution. rmanent i J . . Aro n off, R• . k Se n. St aney expan d an d maepe . until 1978 a "rapid-adjustment Cincinnati, committee chair- · farm program " under which . man, has set Tuesday as ihe the extension service at Ohio last day for the colllmittee to State University makes in· reconsider the 6-3 vote by . formation available to Ohio which it defeated the .ERA iast fanners on latest research and April 25. technical devefopments In ERA s.upporters have gi~n agriculture. th~mselves a slim chance of The House Finanee Commit. changing the outcome, but are tee will begin ·hearings Wed· hoping to keep the. amendment nesday morning on the Gilligan .technically alive before the . administration 's ~roposed $312 committee until a later date. million ca pita l co ns truc tion The Hous e Judiciary appropriation for s tate Cornmittee is . 'to receive a agencieS and institutions. . substitute abortion bill .from a The Senate Elections· Com· subcOmmittee. on Wednesday. mit tee has · scheduled, a Rep, Arthur R. Wilkowski, meeting fpr Tuesday at 1:30 · D-Toledo, said the bill will permit abortions upto20 weeks of pregnancy with ·knowledgeable. consent of the mother and natural father ·· After thai period, stiff penal· ties would be imposed for iliegal abortion~. and anyone de· livering a fetus would have to try ' to save its life . · Wilkowski said he hopes the full committee can approve the ·bill in a couple ~f Weeks after some amendments. The Senate Judi<:iary C<>m· mittee plans a meeting Wed" nesday at which a proposal to · · urge Congress to oppose am· ·nesty for draft evaders will be ·h eard . And the Senate Commerce · and Labor C<>w.mittee will hold · . a hearing Wednesday evening on four different public em· ploye bargaining bills. ..... �. • r • Many bu.s y days ahead rn Meigs Local Gtorc• Hargn<ts. Supt. . l•igo Loco! School District As I ha\·e indicatf'd in r e-cen1 _ colwnns. tile last few We<!ks of each school year are quite busy . I ~·oul d like to list again some plan ned events and add a few ID OI"f' to them in the following paragraphs. Tomorrow e\·ening bnngs one f1( the social highlights or tile school ca lendar when the annual Junior..5enJor Prbm is held in the gym at the high school. This acth•ity is alw.ays a colorful event. During a school career .of two dozen years. I have attended many of • Lhem . They C~l wa ys are memorable . Sunday afternoon, ~!ay 6. there· will be a c:oncert 1 at Salisbury School at 2:3U in the after noon. 1\·t rs . Chris line Guthrie has been working with these youn gsters during this school year and parents a nd students are looking forwar d co an enjoyable co nc ert on Sunday. Thursday . May 10. Maurita Miller will pre.sent a m usical at 7:30 tn tht Rutland Hlgh School ~ymnasiurn . In this program th<re will be students from Rutland. Salem pr~ ram CE>nler and HarrisonvtHe . Ha\·ing lt'lE' concert in thJs locauon "-lU necessitate a lot of rnonng of chairs. etc., but we feel thai the resulting program " ill sure-1}' be· worth all the effort . Sa'lurday. ~tay 12, the annuaJ be held ' at Band Banquet 6 :30 m the High Schoo l cafeteria . This wiU help to cap~· •·•II a very successful yea r fo r Dwtght Goins and F red Ruth and our bands. The band has been successful on the ma r chmg fiel d . in ma r c hing competiti on·, and in concer t. rt ha s been a good ~·ear . There is one more impor tant band ac ti\'ity that will occur late r in the month . On ~! ay 18 and 19 the bahd will go to Xiagara Falls to participate in a contest and pa r ade. In ad~ diti on to this acti\'ity they will ha\'e a chance ' to have a br ier his torical tour of the a r ea . We hope that thE'y ha ,·e a pleasant and successful ex:pertence-. On Sunday' afte-rnoon. ~fa) 13. Mother 's Da~. the high schoo l choral g r oups ••ill present thear annual concer t at 2 p. m . in the high school gymn·asium , We look for ward to hanng a good Mother 's Day turn out ror this concer t. During the week of May 14-18 pupils at Bradbur)' School • ·ill be par ticipating in their annual outd oor education experie~ce . During those ri\·e days th~y will be a t the 4-H Camp just outsid e J ackson. The name of the camp is Canter 's Cave . Mrs . Pat 1 Pr ice 1 Jordan . who Iorm erly taught physica l educa tion in our district. " 'ill be at the camp to help with recrealion actinties. She also will tea ch the youngs te r s how to use a compa ss. P hyllis Hac kett an d the st aff at Bradbur Y cert.ain b· dese rve a big th a nk yo u fo r the will or ' CHAIN LINK FENCE FOR: into makin g such an a c ti\·ity Home - Play9rounds Store . Indu str y· possible . Th ose te achers ce r ta inly ·· U " to 144" high , galvd . or vin yl (.:oa.·ted . ha\'e to like thei r. work and feat ured soloist in the selecti on Gt:ILT PLEADED marijuana possession in tile Me igs Coon!)· Common Pleas Coon. Bond of 11.000 has been posted and Titus is scheduled <D reappear soon in tile court for sentencing . Presiding at tile arraignme:nt in the absence of Judge John C. Bacon v;as Juven ile Judge ~Ia nning Viebst.er. " How Are Things In Gl occa ~! or a : · F ollowing this will be a Star Span gle d Spec ta c ular b\' Cohan a nd Cacava~ inclutiillg " ~!ary ' s A Grand Old :>arne." " Gi,·e ~fy Reg ards To Broadway. ·· " f orty-Fh·e :\li nu te s Fr om Br oadway. ' ' "Yan kee Doodle Dandy :· and ·: You'r e A Grand Old Flag. ·· ·J oyce :\Ia dry will narrate " The Three Trees ... by Bowers and Yoder . · 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. MONDAY lHRU SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY, 2S2 THIRD AVENUE . ARMOUR* STAR-U.S.D.A. Graded Choice U.S. Govt . Inspected USDA ·• o t~m \ ''! ltlll •d. Pr ic•s e li~!< toW! ltv'U SOli., M•y FENCE DIVISION OF . RAY.HOU.CK INC. Portsmouth , Ohto .. ROUND SWISS ., $ STE the First contactL!oydGebby,5027Troy Rd ., ·- Springfield, Ohio, .telePhone 964-1431. lb. l-INCH THI(K GIFI' SUNDAY & MONDAY MAY 6th & h LADIES Boneless Rump Roast • I I I I $1.49 • • lb . for OREGON BOUND EUGENE, Ore. (UP! ) Greg Ballard of Pomona, Calif., a !HI, 220 pounder, has signed a national letter of intent to attend Oregon and play basketball. "Greg Ballard· is the most awesome rebounde·r our Donald !J udy) Sm ith . Rac i ne ; e ight gr-and c hi ldren ; five great -grandchildr e n ; her mother , Mr s. ~·ae Cramlet Pearson, Raci ne ; a s ister , Mrs . Char les (Lyda ) Reuter , Tucson , Ariz ., and n brother, · Roy Pearson , Rac ine. Funera l services will be held at l p.m. Tuesday at th e Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev: . Freeland Norris of1i ci a t ing . Burial wil l be ·in Che Ster · Cemetery . Fri e nds maY call ai the fun eral home any tim e. coac hing staff has ever seen in high school basketball,''· said STYLES TO SUIT EVERY DECOR LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA You 'II find occasional ·chairs , , , reclin erE in thio beautiful group . ' All .fine fabri cs ... so me custom ! Espec ialh pri ced for '\!other's DaY. ~•·awberries Th e Ga lli a Co'u nt y Co m m is s ion er s at the ir reg ul.a r ses s io n on Apr il 16, 1973, mad e th e toll a.w in g appr op riat ions from the Fe deral . He.venu e Shar ing Tru s1 Fu nd : MONEY RECEIVED , POMEROY - Meigs County ~sreceiVed $3,924.97 fr om the state .. from a total of $8,888,188 .82 distributed in c a p it all mp r ave men! S 550 ,000 .00 Envi ronm enta l Prote ction Public Tra ns port al ion ;~ :~~g:gg Heattt'l Soc ial ServiceS Publ ic Saf ety ' $300 $400 HECK'S REG. $238 $ FROZEN ORANGE JUICE ' ' CL-oROX oose rom (o · ~~~- 95~ I JIF PEANUT BUTTER e , HE., NZ KETCHUP • An ti -sCa lp mowe rs tl";a t a a t · io th e~ 1ront ax le s o tbe y.lo Uow..i e -<:.omou<s of ye'!l-lawn:--c • 42~ a nd 48" triple rota ry h)o·,,er de<oks for s mooth . fast cuttin·g. · • Hydrostalic. shutt le a d a ll gea r tran s miSSiOns . • Front& Reartra ctord n ve P'.T.O.'s . 14-oz, Bottle • Over 30 easy-to- fn a a chme .s :o .,an d te a lmo s · · e ve_ry ~o~ . Like sno w rerrio.y.al. .rot-o ti-lli ng. laVt n revtta hzu')g. lawn rolh g ... or year-ro nd yard care. • Sa1ety ignition.ln·erloc and mowe r chut e deflector reduce danger of acc i d~ n tal inJury and damage. · · . l .HOMEU IE-) . RIDENOUR SUPPLY . 98S-3308 • SALES & SERVICE I John Ridenour . . CHESTER, OHIO 2se lo ll...,;. Can \ ,..,... . . ..,. pho"e ..«-6~\40~ tcll• p<" li • · Is I I 11 e I 1·1b. 2.oz.. Jar BO PEEP AMMONIA LEMO N. PINE & a,. Bottle FREE DELIVERY l SET UP SIU~KER'S Ice Cream Toppings Bisco Sugar Wafers . . .... . . 1 :-'.~L 49t Cookie Brui Vanilla Sandwich ·~.·· 4.9c Nutter B~er Peanut Sandwich ",;,":.L49t WALNUTS IN SYRUP • ~! CHOCOLATE FUDGE • .• "Jlf ·" · BUTTERSCOTtH .. ___ • · ~:: CARAMEL , ... , , .. ••• 'l:: ' Sat. 9 to 9 PROMISE . MARGARINE PHOJIE 446-345 REGULAR. · . . • · • ••· · ·c · • • • • • ' • • Qt.,; Pll.g . 5 7 SOFT · · · · •,• ·,· • • • • · .• ··tl.owi ''" 63c 416 PIKE ,!AT RTS .1 & 3Sl , L()CATED ONE MILE NORTH OF THE NEW SILVER BRIDGE • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO . i ' : oz. JUST . WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY e REQU l"R e UNSCENTED e HARD TO HOlD ... 39( SCHEAFFER CARTRIDG·E PENS ' HECK'S REG . 66' lilT DELUXE HAIR KIT HECK'S REG. 85' REGULAR, SUPER, GENTLE MR. BUBBLE oz. HECK'S BATH OIL BEADS MITCHUM DEODORANT . 4.5 oz. HECK'S . 49c 36c 36c: 36c • . Open Mon. Thru 29e ... .. 1:1 1 HECK'S REG. 11.66 12 \\A\ ... STYLING DRYER oz. .. SEE JOHN SMITH OR JAN QUEEN MINT SCENT N.B.C. SPRING ~OKIE FEATURES DAYTIME . , ... , .. ':;.<;: $1.75 OVERNIGHT ••• _. , ""'· Pll.t. 93 ( . TODDLER ... , , • __ . ~~- stl. t3 Find a better life in . a modern mobile home. Enjoy a spacious living room , full kitchen with brand-name appliances, custom cabinetry, large bedrooms, several baths. . Most of our models come furnished, equipped. and decorated - including draperies, curtains and carpets. \ .HECK'S REG. $218 - . .• ';:t.\lN- I~J·. Former Jackson Mobile Home Saleswoman I HEINZ , TOMATO SOUP PAMPERS DISPOSABLE DIAPERS . G.E. MODULARS.-MOBILE ~CONVENTIONAL HORTENING <:raUon ~ottle c · CRISCO c BLEACH • 3 big , po we r1u l ma c ht es to 10 H.l' . and tw o 16 H.P:·s ). ---.. for 12-oz. Cans 1 ~· TEA KEnLE . ·- "- MT. ·VERNON 12 PIECE AVOCADO ONLY ~· ; HECK'S REG. 13.96 SO.l DONALD DUCK WHISTLING . .. ' ·~ · HECK'S REG~ 110.88 HECK'S REG. 12.99 BEVERAGE GLASSES $299 BOX HECK'S REG. UP TO '4.10 WHITE BREAD 2-lb. 8-oz. Jar · ALL GAUGES MIRRO ALUMINUM $199 11 I $ 99 $988 PEANUT BUTTER ~ 8 SE SUNSET TRIPOD INFANTS CRAWLERS INFANTS COVERALLS SHOTGUN SHEllS HOUSEWARE IJEPT. HECK'S REG. '6.99 & •7.99 5,000 .00 IMITATION . SUPER-X HECK 'S REG . $1.68 $177 $2~4 HECK'S REG. 13.29 . HECK'S REG. '4.99 & '5.99 40.000.00 PAL PKG. OF 3 20 GAL. StZE 1o. ooo.oo 7-35 MOBILE HOME SALES GOLF BAllS TRASH BAGS STATE FARE SLICED 1-lb. 4-oz. Loans • 20 COUNT Sizes 12-20. 1672·2472 . 46-52 Easy care fabrics, shirt waisis and shilts. stripes, plaids, florals · Ir ]J'ef ubst'dt'es Ma~ing a tota l in a l l ot Apn'I mgenera e S $.20 3, 540 .00 w hic h is the Fed era l to all 88 county welfare . Re venu e Sh ar ing lor 1 9 ~2 . departments, State Auditor May 6 Joseph T. Ferguson r eports. Pint Basket 1 PUBLIC NOTICE . Duck Coach Dick Harter. Ballard ave r aged 28 rebounds a gam.e and 18 points. K·28 ALPHA HOUSE DRESSES ° NOM 'old tO de-• lf"'S . Fr ee Estimates No Ob li gation s died Sa t urday morning at Caval r y Veterans Memorial Hospita l. ·Division, liberated Manila in Mrs . Bentz was preceded in ~'5 ·It t· H t5 · death by her father , Albert 1.;:r, • Wl mee ln prmgs, Pe arson : her husband ; Mik e Ark. to celebrate the 30th · Bentz, and a s ister, Mrs. Edanniversary of the activatiOn of ward I Helen ) Griffith , Survivinq are a son , Michael the 11th at Camp Mackall , N. Bentz, Min e r s yil le ; three T. tn 1943. Anyone desi ring daughter s ~ Mrs . Arth u r ·in.rormation of the reunion {Agnesl ~o se, Littl.e Hock inq ; , Mr s. Euge ne 1 (S hirley ) planned for July 13 ·15th, ~y Long , Miner s ville, and Mrs . ,with the rigm to lo mil quanlil ll'\ on illl rt\1!1"\01! 12 , ltH In Gallipolis Are. Call " Uncle John " 446. 169 7 . In JackSon -oak HillA rea C.all {614) 776·2237 LORA GRANT VINTON Lor a Estella Gran t. 74, Rt . 1. Vinton, d ied Sat urday mo rn ing in Veterans Mem ori a l Hos p ital at Poj'neroy. Born Oc t. 12, 1898 a t Barboursvil le , Ky. she wa s the da ughter of th e lat e W. L. a nd Kathryn Hart Warf iel d. She marr ied Ri c hard S. Grant on Nov. 20, 1918, wh o ' su r v ives : wi th thr ee sons, Donald Grani , Spr ingf ie ld J Bruce Grant , Ei Pa so, Tex as, and Rob e rt R. Grant , Ewingtor, ; two da ught e'r s, Mrs . Wayn e ( Th el ma ) McC ulty, · Co lumbu s, and M rs . Do n ( Barbara) Swi Sher of Rt. I, Vinion ; 19 gra nd, a nd eight great -grandc hi ldren . She was a m embe r of the First Guyand otte Bapti st Church of Hunt ington. Funeral ser vi ces wil l be held at 1 p.m. Monday from the McCoy -Moore Funeral Home with burial foll owing in Vinton Memorial Park . Vis itat ion will be held at the fune ral home from 2·4 and 7-9 p.m . loday . ANGELS' REUNION SET HOT SPRINGS, Ark. MYRTLE BENTZ Veterans of lhe famed Jlth POMEROY ~ Mrs . Myrtle Airborne Divison who, together . ~. Bentz , 66. near Minersv llle. Too Big , none Too La~lan c ha " Lodge will be hel d 7: 30 p.m. Su nda y. Pa llbearer s will be Wilford Evan s, Ja ke Chev a lier, Dale Burn ett. Willia m Cro m lish , • La yman Willis, and Cha rles 'Bake r. CHOICE Qu ick installations or Do - 11· The evening performan ces will e nd with SE"Iec tions £rom the musical " :\tan of including " Uttle Bird ,little Bird," ··Dulcinea," " ~f an of La Man c ha ." and " The Jmposstble Dream ." The public ts cord ia lly invited to both these concerts . STORE HOURS All po<ils set in concrete . You rself . The afte rn oon program will RIO GRANDE Tw o con ~ l ud e with "The Song or concer ts will be presented today in Lyne Center on the Rio :\I an.. by .f\ oun tz with a te nor Grande College campus. The solo by James Barksdale . In the- e\·ening. the Wind and lint. at 3 p.m ., will be performed by tile. Ri o · Grande P er cuss io n E ns e m ble will College and Communit y · perform a Chorale Suite : " 0 Chorus and the second. at i God Our He lp In Ages Past" br p.m ., by the Rio Grande Wind Croft: " Pun ish Me :\ot ir. Anger " by Bach : and " Awa ke . and Percussion Ensemble. In the afternoon, tile chorus The Voice Is Calling Us" by will do ' ·Mass in G" by Bach . F ollowing the Chora le Su lt.e Schubert featuring solos by sopranos J oyce Madry , Judy w-ill be a Tone Poem , " ~la nni n Burdell, and Edith Ross: tenor \'een" by Haydn Wood . " Uttle James Barksdale: and basses Fugue in G ~!i nor · by Bach, Jerry Grim and Jam.S Enyart. and "Greenslee\'es .. by Reed . Also on the program will be Also on the program will be songs fr om Shire and Sea with . "Seraphic Song " by Gaines Rubins tein featuring a \iolin an English flar or : ·· Robin and solo by Barbara Thomas , an the Ta nner. " "Fanny Blair ... alto s olo by Shirley Richal'd· ·· Barbara Allen: · ··The Coast son . and a dance by le.sa of High Barbary ." a nd " Ruie ·sritr.a nia ." Wagner. Linda Hubler will be the JAMES M. HENRY GALLI POLIS - James M. Henry, 60 , Rt . 3, Gall ipol is IChlllico.the Rd .) d ied at 6: 40 p.m . Fnday at his home. He had been in fa iling healt h one year . A superv isor at the Gall i poli~ State Institute 32 years befpre retiring, Mr . Henry was born July 28, 1912, in Gall la County, son of the late Joseoh and Edlt_h Plymale Henry . He is survived by his w ife Velma .Johnson Henry , who~ he married on May 9, 1942, at Portsmouth ; one son, James Russell Henry, and a daughter , Lou Ann Henry , both at home ; a brother , Russell Henry , Washington , D. C.• and a sister Mrs . : Stanley (Mary .Jo ) Shaver, Cheshire. Two sisters Preceded him In death . Mr . Henry spent most of his life in Gall Ia County . He was a member of Ohio Chape l Church ; of the Morning Dawn Masonic Lodge of Gallipolis ; Scottish Rite, and the White . Shri ne of Gallipolis . Funeral ser vi ces will be 2 p.m. Monday at . the · WavghHalley.Wood Funeral HOme With Rev . Dale McClurg of· ficiatlng . Burial will be in Oh io Valley Memor y Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 unt ll lO: 30 p.m . on Sunday . Mason ic services by Morning Dawn . ,.;n trerneric:J ous eHort tha t goes -------------------~ . ! Area Deaths ! .. _ those kids to assume all the fatr ly comfor table eve nings on res ponstb1lities of a project of lhese two nights . • The final day of classes fo r this Site. The pre-regast r auon f<J r sc hool th1s rear will be kindergarten and gr ade one for Thursda~ . May 2 ~. Ther e ne~t school )'ear took place on be a full day of classes on tha t Tuesda~· of this • ·eek. If you Thursda~· . It is our pla n to give "ere Wlabte to complete the reporl cards to. students in K--6 reglsl.rat ion on that da)'. you at th< end of that dar . Report be should contac t the appropriate cards for grades 7-12 ma1 led on Friday, ~ ay 25. S('hOOl as soon as possible to complete this . It IS q uite im· Teac hers "i U be on d uty on portant that we kn ow how ~fay 25· to complete records manr students wtll be star ting and report.s . Eac h year a lot students, ID school next fall . We carr parttrular ly m the High School , lea r n thts only fr om you . On Sunday. May 20, ~·e • ill ha\'e pr oble ms or deficiencies tiMe Baccalaureate at the that they must clear up prior to High School at 8 p. ni. The receiving gr ades . These may annual Commenceme nt will be mcl ude shop fees . lost books. held on Tuesday , May 22. a t 8 p. l!bra ry fines, etc . Students m . The Commencemen t will s hould take ca re of. these as a lso be in the high school 9tti ckly as possible so that we g)mnasi urri . It is our firm hope will be able to send the report that the wea therman gi ves us card on May 25. Two campus concerts today PO~IEROY- James ~lorton Titus, 20. · Pomeroy , has en. tered a plea o! guilty to • lS--:_~~,!2imes. S.ntinel, Sunday,May 6, ;973 14- The SUnday Times - S.ntin! l, Sundoy, May 1. tm By ' . ' · HECK'S REG. 59 1 HECK'S · REG. 1fl REGULAR AND . SPEARMINT �. • r • Many bu.s y days ahead rn Meigs Local Gtorc• Hargn<ts. Supt. . l•igo Loco! School District As I ha\·e indicatf'd in r e-cen1 _ colwnns. tile last few We<!ks of each school year are quite busy . I ~·oul d like to list again some plan ned events and add a few ID OI"f' to them in the following paragraphs. Tomorrow e\·ening bnngs one f1( the social highlights or tile school ca lendar when the annual Junior..5enJor Prbm is held in the gym at the high school. This acth•ity is alw.ays a colorful event. During a school career .of two dozen years. I have attended many of • Lhem . They C~l wa ys are memorable . Sunday afternoon, ~!ay 6. there· will be a c:oncert 1 at Salisbury School at 2:3U in the after noon. 1\·t rs . Chris line Guthrie has been working with these youn gsters during this school year and parents a nd students are looking forwar d co an enjoyable co nc ert on Sunday. Thursday . May 10. Maurita Miller will pre.sent a m usical at 7:30 tn tht Rutland Hlgh School ~ymnasiurn . In this program th<re will be students from Rutland. Salem pr~ ram CE>nler and HarrisonvtHe . Ha\·ing lt'lE' concert in thJs locauon "-lU necessitate a lot of rnonng of chairs. etc., but we feel thai the resulting program " ill sure-1}' be· worth all the effort . Sa'lurday. ~tay 12, the annuaJ be held ' at Band Banquet 6 :30 m the High Schoo l cafeteria . This wiU help to cap~· •·•II a very successful yea r fo r Dwtght Goins and F red Ruth and our bands. The band has been successful on the ma r chmg fiel d . in ma r c hing competiti on·, and in concer t. rt ha s been a good ~·ear . There is one more impor tant band ac ti\'ity that will occur late r in the month . On ~! ay 18 and 19 the bahd will go to Xiagara Falls to participate in a contest and pa r ade. In ad~ diti on to this acti\'ity they will ha\'e a chance ' to have a br ier his torical tour of the a r ea . We hope that thE'y ha ,·e a pleasant and successful ex:pertence-. On Sunday' afte-rnoon. ~fa) 13. Mother 's Da~. the high schoo l choral g r oups ••ill present thear annual concer t at 2 p. m . in the high school gymn·asium , We look for ward to hanng a good Mother 's Day turn out ror this concer t. During the week of May 14-18 pupils at Bradbur)' School • ·ill be par ticipating in their annual outd oor education experie~ce . During those ri\·e days th~y will be a t the 4-H Camp just outsid e J ackson. The name of the camp is Canter 's Cave . Mrs . Pat 1 Pr ice 1 Jordan . who Iorm erly taught physica l educa tion in our district. " 'ill be at the camp to help with recrealion actinties. She also will tea ch the youngs te r s how to use a compa ss. P hyllis Hac kett an d the st aff at Bradbur Y cert.ain b· dese rve a big th a nk yo u fo r the will or ' CHAIN LINK FENCE FOR: into makin g such an a c ti\·ity Home - Play9rounds Store . Indu str y· possible . Th ose te achers ce r ta inly ·· U " to 144" high , galvd . or vin yl (.:oa.·ted . ha\'e to like thei r. work and feat ured soloist in the selecti on Gt:ILT PLEADED marijuana possession in tile Me igs Coon!)· Common Pleas Coon. Bond of 11.000 has been posted and Titus is scheduled <D reappear soon in tile court for sentencing . Presiding at tile arraignme:nt in the absence of Judge John C. Bacon v;as Juven ile Judge ~Ia nning Viebst.er. " How Are Things In Gl occa ~! or a : · F ollowing this will be a Star Span gle d Spec ta c ular b\' Cohan a nd Cacava~ inclutiillg " ~!ary ' s A Grand Old :>arne." " Gi,·e ~fy Reg ards To Broadway. ·· " f orty-Fh·e :\li nu te s Fr om Br oadway. 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Char les (Lyda ) Reuter , Tucson , Ariz ., and n brother, · Roy Pearson , Rac ine. Funera l services will be held at l p.m. Tuesday at th e Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev: . Freeland Norris of1i ci a t ing . Burial wil l be ·in Che Ster · Cemetery . Fri e nds maY call ai the fun eral home any tim e. coac hing staff has ever seen in high school basketball,''· said STYLES TO SUIT EVERY DECOR LUSCIOUS CALIFORNIA You 'II find occasional ·chairs , , , reclin erE in thio beautiful group . ' All .fine fabri cs ... so me custom ! Espec ialh pri ced for '\!other's DaY. ~•·awberries Th e Ga lli a Co'u nt y Co m m is s ion er s at the ir reg ul.a r ses s io n on Apr il 16, 1973, mad e th e toll a.w in g appr op riat ions from the Fe deral . He.venu e Shar ing Tru s1 Fu nd : MONEY RECEIVED , POMEROY - Meigs County ~sreceiVed $3,924.97 fr om the state .. from a total of $8,888,188 .82 distributed in c a p it all mp r ave men! 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K·28 ALPHA HOUSE DRESSES ° NOM 'old tO de-• lf"'S . Fr ee Estimates No Ob li gation s died Sa t urday morning at Caval r y Veterans Memorial Hospita l. ·Division, liberated Manila in Mrs . Bentz was preceded in ~'5 ·It t· H t5 · death by her father , Albert 1.;:r, • Wl mee ln prmgs, Pe arson : her husband ; Mik e Ark. to celebrate the 30th · Bentz, and a s ister, Mrs. Edanniversary of the activatiOn of ward I Helen ) Griffith , Survivinq are a son , Michael the 11th at Camp Mackall , N. Bentz, Min e r s yil le ; three T. tn 1943. Anyone desi ring daughter s ~ Mrs . Arth u r ·in.rormation of the reunion {Agnesl ~o se, Littl.e Hock inq ; , Mr s. Euge ne 1 (S hirley ) planned for July 13 ·15th, ~y Long , Miner s ville, and Mrs . ,with the rigm to lo mil quanlil ll'\ on illl rt\1!1"\01! 12 , ltH In Gallipolis Are. Call " Uncle John " 446. 169 7 . In JackSon -oak HillA rea C.all {614) 776·2237 LORA GRANT VINTON Lor a Estella Gran t. 74, Rt . 1. Vinton, d ied Sat urday mo rn ing in Veterans Mem ori a l Hos p ital at Poj'neroy. Born Oc t. 12, 1898 a t Barboursvil le , Ky. she wa s the da ughter of th e lat e W. L. a nd Kathryn Hart Warf iel d. She marr ied Ri c hard S. Grant on Nov. 20, 1918, wh o ' su r v ives : wi th thr ee sons, Donald Grani , Spr ingf ie ld J Bruce Grant , Ei Pa so, Tex as, and Rob e rt R. Grant , Ewingtor, ; two da ught e'r s, Mrs . Wayn e ( Th el ma ) McC ulty, · Co lumbu s, and M rs . Do n ( Barbara) Swi Sher of Rt. I, Vinion ; 19 gra nd, a nd eight great -grandc hi ldren . She was a m embe r of the First Guyand otte Bapti st Church of Hunt ington. Funeral ser vi ces wil l be held at 1 p.m. Monday from the McCoy -Moore Funeral Home with burial foll owing in Vinton Memorial Park . Vis itat ion will be held at the fune ral home from 2·4 and 7-9 p.m . loday . ANGELS' REUNION SET HOT SPRINGS, Ark. MYRTLE BENTZ Veterans of lhe famed Jlth POMEROY ~ Mrs . Myrtle Airborne Divison who, together . ~. Bentz , 66. near Minersv llle. Too Big , none Too La~lan c ha " Lodge will be hel d 7: 30 p.m. Su nda y. Pa llbearer s will be Wilford Evan s, Ja ke Chev a lier, Dale Burn ett. Willia m Cro m lish , • La yman Willis, and Cha rles 'Bake r. CHOICE Qu ick installations or Do - 11· The evening performan ces will e nd with SE"Iec tions £rom the musical " :\tan of including " Uttle Bird ,little Bird," ··Dulcinea," " ~f an of La Man c ha ." and " The Jmposstble Dream ." The public ts cord ia lly invited to both these concerts . STORE HOURS All po<ils set in concrete . You rself . The afte rn oon program will RIO GRANDE Tw o con ~ l ud e with "The Song or concer ts will be presented today in Lyne Center on the Rio :\I an.. by .f\ oun tz with a te nor Grande College campus. The solo by James Barksdale . In the- e\·ening. the Wind and lint. at 3 p.m ., will be performed by tile. Ri o · Grande P er cuss io n E ns e m ble will College and Communit y · perform a Chorale Suite : " 0 Chorus and the second. at i God Our He lp In Ages Past" br p.m ., by the Rio Grande Wind Croft: " Pun ish Me :\ot ir. Anger " by Bach : and " Awa ke . and Percussion Ensemble. In the afternoon, tile chorus The Voice Is Calling Us" by will do ' ·Mass in G" by Bach . F ollowing the Chora le Su lt.e Schubert featuring solos by sopranos J oyce Madry , Judy w-ill be a Tone Poem , " ~la nni n Burdell, and Edith Ross: tenor \'een" by Haydn Wood . " Uttle James Barksdale: and basses Fugue in G ~!i nor · by Bach, Jerry Grim and Jam.S Enyart. and "Greenslee\'es .. by Reed . Also on the program will be Also on the program will be songs fr om Shire and Sea with . "Seraphic Song " by Gaines Rubins tein featuring a \iolin an English flar or : ·· Robin and solo by Barbara Thomas , an the Ta nner. " "Fanny Blair ... alto s olo by Shirley Richal'd· ·· Barbara Allen: · ··The Coast son . and a dance by le.sa of High Barbary ." a nd " Ruie ·sritr.a nia ." Wagner. Linda Hubler will be the JAMES M. HENRY GALLI POLIS - James M. Henry, 60 , Rt . 3, Gall ipol is IChlllico.the Rd .) d ied at 6: 40 p.m . Fnday at his home. He had been in fa iling healt h one year . A superv isor at the Gall i poli~ State Institute 32 years befpre retiring, Mr . Henry was born July 28, 1912, in Gall la County, son of the late Joseoh and Edlt_h Plymale Henry . He is survived by his w ife Velma .Johnson Henry , who~ he married on May 9, 1942, at Portsmouth ; one son, James Russell Henry, and a daughter , Lou Ann Henry , both at home ; a brother , Russell Henry , Washington , D. C.• and a sister Mrs . : Stanley (Mary .Jo ) Shaver, Cheshire. Two sisters Preceded him In death . Mr . Henry spent most of his life in Gall Ia County . He was a member of Ohio Chape l Church ; of the Morning Dawn Masonic Lodge of Gallipolis ; Scottish Rite, and the White . Shri ne of Gallipolis . Funeral ser vi ces will be 2 p.m. Monday at . the · WavghHalley.Wood Funeral HOme With Rev . Dale McClurg of· ficiatlng . Burial will be in Oh io Valley Memor y Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 unt ll lO: 30 p.m . on Sunday . Mason ic services by Morning Dawn . ,.;n trerneric:J ous eHort tha t goes -------------------~ . ! Area Deaths ! .. _ those kids to assume all the fatr ly comfor table eve nings on res ponstb1lities of a project of lhese two nights . • The final day of classes fo r this Site. The pre-regast r auon f<J r sc hool th1s rear will be kindergarten and gr ade one for Thursda~ . May 2 ~. Ther e ne~t school )'ear took place on be a full day of classes on tha t Tuesda~· of this • ·eek. If you Thursda~· . It is our pla n to give "ere Wlabte to complete the reporl cards to. students in K--6 reglsl.rat ion on that da)'. you at th< end of that dar . Report be should contac t the appropriate cards for grades 7-12 ma1 led on Friday, ~ ay 25. S('hOOl as soon as possible to complete this . It IS q uite im· Teac hers "i U be on d uty on portant that we kn ow how ~fay 25· to complete records manr students wtll be star ting and report.s . Eac h year a lot students, ID school next fall . We carr parttrular ly m the High School , lea r n thts only fr om you . On Sunday. May 20, ~·e • ill ha\'e pr oble ms or deficiencies tiMe Baccalaureate at the that they must clear up prior to High School at 8 p. ni. The receiving gr ades . These may annual Commenceme nt will be mcl ude shop fees . lost books. held on Tuesday , May 22. a t 8 p. l!bra ry fines, etc . Students m . The Commencemen t will s hould take ca re of. these as a lso be in the high school 9tti ckly as possible so that we g)mnasi urri . It is our firm hope will be able to send the report that the wea therman gi ves us card on May 25. Two campus concerts today PO~IEROY- James ~lorton Titus, 20. · Pomeroy , has en. tered a plea o! guilty to • lS--:_~~,!2imes. S.ntinel, Sunday,May 6, ;973 14- The SUnday Times - S.ntin! l, Sundoy, May 1. tm By ' . ' · HECK'S REG. 59 1 HECK'S · REG. 1fl REGULAR AND . SPEARMINT �" 17 - The Sunday Times- Sentinei,Swulay, May 6, 1973 ' . 16- The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Stmday, May 6. 1973 Expos do • ' zt agazn MONTREAL CUP! ) - Ron Woods drove in four runs with a three-run homer and a double Saturday afternoon as the Montreal Expos picked up their fourth straight victory by defeating the Cincinnati Reds 8-6. The Expos were trailing 5-3 in the seventh inning ~en Ron Hunt and Tim Foli hit one-out singles. Woods followed with an opposite-field home run over the right field fence off Cincinnati starter Don Gullett to give Montreal a 6-5 lead. The Reds tied !be SC<Jre in the eighth inning when Ri chie three doubleS in the same Scheinblum's pinch-hit double game, drive in Woods with the other Montreal run in the scored Tony Perez. Montreal picked up the g"" fourth inning. Bob Tolan drove in two of the ahead run in the bottom of the eighth when CincinnAti loser Reds' runs in the fifth inning to Clay Carroll, now ().3, gave up a ,. give Cincinnati a 4-3 lead. single to Hunt and a double to . Pat Jams worked only one FoiL Woods followed with trunng for Montreal but got his another double to score Foli first victory in an Expo and drive in his sixth run in the uniform. He was · forced to last two games as the Expos leave the game in the ninth tnmng when he hurt his back. went ahead 8-6. John Boccabella drove in Joe Gilbert finished out for the runs for Montreal with a single save. in the second inning and a sacrifice fl y in the fourth innin g. Hal Breeden , who equaled an Expo record of l..OUISVILLE, Ky. (UP II Patiently biding his time down the stretch to win by two Sccretari<Jt. the •· perfect until the head of the stretch and a hall lengths in I :59 2-5, horse,' ' ran a perfect racc 1 to When he moved to the head of eclipsing the old mark of 2:00 ~-w the 99th Kentucky Derby the pack for the first time, set by Northern Dancer in l!!fl.l . Saturday in record time and Secretariat, with Canada's Ron Our Native, ridden by Don recover some of the prestige he Turcotte up, wore down Sham Brumfield, was third, eight lost by being upset two weeks in an eye-ball: tn-<>ye-ball duel lengths behind Sham. And a~ o. INDIANAPOUS (UPI ) The Indiana Pacers evened ·their American Basketball Association Playoffs with the Kentu cky Colonels at two games each with a 90-86 victory Saturday, taking a third periQd lead on a midcourt steal and never giving it 'up. Fighting off the shooting problems of two previous games, the Pacers saw their front line .in full operation in the final two periods. Before a nationally televised . · audience, the Pacers· resorted 'to the muscle of George. McGinnis, who had 20 points, Darnell Hillman, who had 17, and Mel .Daniels, who added 14 more. The Pacers led at all quarter stops, 29-22, 48-45, 7470. Perhaps the key play in . the game came late in the third period. Rookie Don Buse converted a mid-cOurt steal into a 72-7D Indiana lead and the Pacers never trailed again. - Indiana operated und er the tutorship of Gus Johnson in the last half as hea:d coach Bobby Leonard was tossed out by referee Joe Gushue at the halftime buzzer. Knicks ·host Lakers zn third NBA playo tilt NEW YORK I UP! )~ Beaten soundly on their home court, the Los Angeles LaKers must fi gure out a way of stoppin ~ New York 's "unlikely heroes" lest the Knicks take a 2-1 lead here in today's pivotal game of the National Ba sketball Association finals. Los Angeles is on solid M_alone repeats, 5 marks .broken ... ·RIO GRANDE - Coach Jack Ha zen 's Mal one Pioneers captured their third straight Mid.()hio Conference track and field mee t at Evans Field h~re Saturday afternoon. The Pi oneers finished the 17event meet with 135 points . Cedarville's Yellow Jackets finished second in the 24th NEW YORK (UPII - Don un nua l meet with 75 poi nts . The Wilson ripped a three- run host Ri o Grande Redrnen were double to highlight a six-run, third with 43 markers. Ursixth inning and allowed only_ buna's Blue Knights and lhe four hits Saturday as Houston Ohio Dominican Panlhers tied routed the New York Meis 9-2 for last place with six points for the Astros' seventh straight apiece. Malone's Rick Pittenger victory. captured individual scorin g The Astros, leading 2-0, broke open the nationally- honor:; with 19 points . New record s were televised ...... contest in the sixth established in the mile run by with on ly two hil'i. A throwing error by Met third baseman School of Malone; th ree mile Wayne Garrett and walks to . ·run by Skelbey of Malone ; J ohnny Edwards and Tommy discus by · Rick Pittenger of Helms set the stage for M <:~lo n e; javlin by Owen of Wilson's towe1·ing drive which Malone and high jump by tic ked off the glove of cen- Baur, Urban·a . Here's· Saturday 's resulls : terfielder Teddy Martinez. MILE RUN Schott. Lusing pitcher Jim McAn- . Ma lone, 4: 10.5, (new m.eet drew then hit Timmy Wynn record) ; Finc h, Rio Grande, 11.8. with a pitch and Roger Metzger · 4: 440-YARD RUN - Green, followed with a triple". Reliever Cedarville, : 50.2; Gruber, Hank Webb then wild-pitched Cedarvi lle, :50.4. 100-YARD DASH - Holli s, Metzger home with the final · run of the inning and gave · Houston an 8-0 le:id. Because of Garrett's error, cJll six l'uns were unearned . Solo homers by Edwa rds and Cesar Cedeno accQU.nted for National League Standings By United Press InternatiOnal Houston's fi rst two runs. The (N ight Games Not Incl uded) Astr9s scored again in the East seventh when Helms singled W. L. Pet . G.B following walks to Bob Wa tson Pittsburgh ' 11 7 .611 Chicago 14 10 .SBJ and DoUg Rader. New York 12 12 .500 2 Wilson, who struck out efght Montrea l 11 11 .500 2 and walked only two bat.t.ers, Phila de lph ia 10 11 .476 2a' 'z St LOUIS 5 17 .227 retired the firs t 13 batters he West . faced before Ed Kranepool W. L. Pet. G.B. Francisco 20 9 .690 broke the spell with a double S. Hous ton 18 10 .6 43 g 2 down the right field line . Cincinna ti 15 10 .600 3 Los Anoe les 13 13 , .500 5112 Sa n Oi eQo 8 18 .308 10 ,,., 7 16 .30 4 10 Atlanta Saturday'$ R.esults Mon treal 8 Ci nc innati 6 Houston 9 New York 2 Chicago 7 San Franc isco·· 4 Atlanta at Philadelphia (nigh t) Pi ttsburg h at San Di ego (night) St . Louis al Los Angeles (night) .. Sunday's Games IAll Times EDT) HO\)Sion at New York (2 pml Cinc innati at Montreal (2 : 15 pm) Chicago at San Franc isco 2 IJ 15 pm) Atlanta at Ph iladelphia ( 1:30 pm) St. Lou1s at Los Angeles (5 pm ) P i1ts burgh~tSan Diego ( 4 pm·) Monday 's Games· Hous ton .·a t Mon1rea 1 1nlg · hi) Atlanta at New York (night) Cincinna t i at Ph iladelph ia (nigt\t) . . Pitts burgh at Los Ange les (night) Chicago at San Diego (night) . IOn ly Games Scheduled) ---- - MOBILE HOMES WHERE THE UVING IS EASY -- and Sham, in the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct _over a mile and an eighth on April 21. Already syndicated for $6.8 million, a record sum for any horse, Secretariat's triumph made it two Kentucky Derby winners in a row for trainer Lucien Laurin. who saddled -Riva Ridge last year and supported the claim of Edwin Whittaker who insisted "one s wall ow doesn ' t make a summer'' after his Angle Light beat Secretariat two weeks ag o. Laurin also became the first trainer ever to have back-tohack winners since Jimmy defense to lead the Knicks to a Jones of Calumet Farm won 99-95 triumph. with Iron Liege in 1957 and Tim Ce rtainly 6-foot-5 Kn ic k Tam in 1958. guard Bill·Bradley, who tallied 26 points, deserved a large • share of the credit for New York's victory but he was not the man who really hurt the l..akers. "You kn ow who really hurt us?'' said Los Angeles guard Jerry West after the loss, 0 Jackson ! You expect a guy like Bradley to make his shotS but you don ' t expect it as much from Jackson. He made some big plays for them." The 6-8'Jackson filled in for a tired and fouJ.troubled Dave Dcbusschere and in 28 minutes hit six of 12 field goal attempts, grabbed seven rebounds, threw three ass ists and scored 17 poi nts . Forego took fourth money. Secretariat 's victory accomplished before a record crowd approaching 140,000, wiped out much of the stain on his rec ord put there when he was beaten by both Angle ught • Astros make it Pacers 7 in row • even It all up ' Totals Marauders • eliininated up In tournament 24 1 1 1 By tnnirtgs : K. Creek 200 001 0--3 7 1 Iron. St . Joe 010 000 0--1 1 J Baird (W P ) and Hudson. Wag lner (L PJ and Bow~ - ., • • I . ~:~~~::.~0/' ground when it matches starting teams with the Knicks but the four1dation begins to weakW· when reserves take over. 'l:ast Thursday night, the Lakers w:erA. shaken on their world champion pedastal by the top-notch performances of New York Rese rves Phil Jackson and Dean Meminger. who contributed offense and Tigers shut t R angers Brown, Rio HIGH HURDLE S - Repe te, • Mal one, : 15.5; Mitchell. Cedarville, ~ 15.8. 0U 880·YARD RUN - Willborn . Cedarvi lle. 1:56.3; Finch, Rio DETROIT (UPI) - AI Grande, 1: 56.9. 220·YARD DASH - Hollis, Kaline triggered a two--run Malone. : 22 .9 ; Brown, Rio fourth inning with his ·third Grande. : 23.3 . home run of the season and Joe THREE MILE RUN ·sk.e lbey, Mal one, 14: 36.4 (new Coleman, with relief help from mee l record): Horton , Malone, John Hiller picked up his sixth 14:53.1. INT ERME DIAT E HUR - viCtory of the season as the DLERS ~ Mitchell, Cedar- Detroit Tigers defeated the vi lle , :56.5; Gruber, CedarTexas Rangers 2-0 Saturday. · ville , :57 .4. MILE RELAY - Won by Coleman was cruising along Ma lo ne. '"3 : 28.2; Cedarvi lle , with a three-hitter until Elliot 3: 31. 440·YARD RELAY - Won by Maddox and Jim Mason Mal one, : 44; Rio Grande,: 44.7. punched out back-to-back TRIPLE JUMP ~ Arm . strong. Ma lone , 43' .51/4" ; singles witll one out in the Clarke, Cedarville, 42' ·10'L4". eighth. Hiller was summoned LONG JUMP ~· Arm s t ro ng. from the bullpen, struck out .Malone, Z2' ; Fa uSnaugh , Rio Vic Harris and got Toby Grande, 21' -31 <" . POLE VAULT - Thompson , Harrah on a fly to deep left to. Malone, 13'·7" ; Fau snaugh , choke the threat. It .was Rio Grande, 12' ·6" . · SHOT PUT - R. Pittenger. Hiller 's fourth save of the Mal one , 49' -21'2 "; Valli, season. Malone. 48' -5lh' '. DISCUS - R. Pittenger, Bosox capture Mal one, 158' (new mee t record); K. 'Pittenger, Ma lone, · 142' . 5-l decisiQn JAVLIN - Owen, Malone, 200' -4:' (new meet record) R. Pittenger, Mal one, 161'-4" . BLOOMINGTON, Mi nn . HIGH JUMP - Baur , Ur (UP! ) Lefthander Bill Lee, bana , 6' ·9"; (new meel record) ; Farlow, Cedarville, · inaking only the 11th start of 6' . .::j" . his five-year career, pitched seven strong , innings a, nd Reggie Smith. had ~ three hits · and drove in two runs to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 5-I victory over tlle Minnesota Twins Saturday. · American league Standings Lee, elevated frOm the Red By United Press International So b ll . (Twilight an d night games not x U pen ear11er in the week, 1ncludi?d) scattered nine hits - one or ·. East Pet. GB more in each of th e first eight W. L · · bef 1 Qetroit 12 12 · .500 mnmgs ore eaving with Milwau kee 10 12 .455 1 two outs in. the eig hth and 1 Balt imore 0 l2 ·455 l picked up his second victory in . ~~~:e'f~~dk 10 12 .455 ,, ,;, . two decisions. Bohvefilecame 10 13 .435 Bos ton 9 12 .429 1'12 on and got Larry Hisle on a Wew st ground out to end the inning · L. Pet. GB Chicago 13 5 .722 . with the bases loa.ded. Kansas City 16 9. .640 'h. Ca lifornia 12 8 .600 2 Min rieso ta 10 10 .500 4 Oakland 11 12 .478 4'12 Texas 7 13 .350 7 SaturdaY's Res ults Boston 5 Minnesofa 1 Detroit 2 Texas 0 Kan sas City 9 Milwaukee 7 Oakland. at Cleve lan d (Twilight) · New Yor-k.. at Chicago (n ight ) Cal 1fornia at Bal) imore (night) Sunday's Games I All limes EDT) .Boston at Minneso ta (3 p.m.} New York at Chicago (2: 15 p.m.) Kan sas Ci ty at Milwaukee 12:30 p.m. I Texas at Detroit ( l: 30 p.m.) Oakland at Cleveland 2 (1 p.m J -Cali fornia at Baltimore (2:15 p.m.). · Monday 's Games New York at Minnesota Boston at Chicago (r'iighll Oakland at Balt imore (nigh t off Along with Laurin, jockey Turcotte also was a back-1<>back winner, having scored "ith Riva Ridge last year. Secretariat paid $5.00, J,1.20 and $3.00. Sham was $3.20 and $3.00 and Our Native $4.20 for the show. Chick Lang, Pimlico 's general . manager had said of Secre tariat " It is as if God had decided to create the perfect horse / ' and that was the way . the three-year-<Jld colt ran his race today. He let s peedster Shecky Greene se t the pace for the first th ree-quarters, gradually moving up from fifth place and then when Turco tte caUed upon • THE PLAINS - The Meigs Marauders traveled to Athens for their Class AAA Tournament opener Friday. The ' Bulldogs took advantage or 14 walks to overwhelm the Marauders, 11·1. Meigs is now 0-6 on the year. The lone Meigs run came in ilte first inning. Moundsman Bi~ Chaney singled and cenlerfielder David Wolle forced · Chaney out at second base. With . Wolfe on first, captain Lou McKinney doubled to center, scoring Wolfe. Inning nwnber three proved to be fatal for the Marauders. Athens tallied five runs. 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PU WHOLESALE NEW the seventh inning on three hits to edge visiting Pt. Pleasant, 2- ·Vikings edge Jeeps, 5-4 short. .. Waginer and Baird continued their pitching duel tmtil the sixth lrming. Roush was safe on an error . He was picked off first on a quick throw by Waginer to Dressel. Cremeans then followed with a long drive to center which was .ruled a horne run . McCarty singled and Baird was s~~e on an error but Terry Lucas· grounded out to end the inning. The ,-Bobca \S threatened again-in tlle seventh inning, but failed to score. With two ouls, French was safe on an error and Roush beat out an infielder roller . Hudson flied out to· end the jnning, Jim Clay walked to start Ironton St. Joe's final inning but Baird retired Tim Swartz • Mowning and Ed )layton to end the Flyers tournament hoPes. ' Ironton St. Joe had defeated Chesapeake 9-0 to advance to Friday's game. Baird •• in ·his seven irmings, struck . out 11 while walking four , Waginer fann ed six and did not walk a batter. The Bobcats 11-J will battle Symmes Va lley Wed nesday night at Waterloo for the right to adva nce to the ·District Tournam.e nt at Chillicothe. Kvger-C,-eek <JI Player- Pas. AB R H French, cl 4 1 1 Roush, 2b 4 1 2 · Hudson, c 4 0 1 Cremeans, 1b J 1 1 McCa rty , II 3 0 1 Bai rd , p .J 0 0 Lucas ..ss J 0 0 Rankin, rt 3 o· l Arnett, Jb 3 0 0 Totals 30 3 7 Ironton 51. Joe ( 1) Playcr- FI'o s. AB R H 4 o o Paxton , 2b Wag iner. p 3 o o Bowen, c 3 0 0 Dresset,"1b 7 1 1 3 0 0 . M. Swartz, If Hacker, rf 1 0 0 Clay. cf 7 o o· T. Swa rtz, 3b 3 0 0 J. Wagln er, ss 2 o o 1 0 o Mown in~ ; ph RODNEY, OHIO ; ' PARKERSBURG - Host Parkersburg South pus hed across one run in tne bottom of OPEN HOUSE CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE -~ ""'- Blacks, 2·1 first pitch to leftfield for a single. John Roush, senior second baseman, lined a fastball to center moving French to third base. Catcher Clay Hudson's bunt :single and a throwing error scored French and Roush. Hudson was left at second base as Waginer fanned Orland Cremeans, Greg McCarty and , retired Baird on a grounder to JACKSON - Tuesday, Aug. and Kentucky participating 28 has been set as the date for using their own club hanthe seventh annual Southern dicaps, and competing by age Ohio Seniors Golf Tournament groups. at the Fairgreens Country· Members of the Jt"'airgreens Club. Women's Golf Association will Tentative arrangements for again assist in tournament the tournament, which last arrangements , registration year hosted 106 senior male and scoring. golfers over 50 yea rs of age, Committee assignmen ts were made this week by the include : Southern Ohio Seniors ComDECORATIONS AND mittee. GROUNDS : Je rry Dobbins, Honorary chairman of the Herb Clark . event again this year will be GOLF: J ohn Lambert , Otto F . Sharp, . McArthur . Chester Harless, and Active co-chairmen are John Fairgreens pro Dave Frame. F. Stiffler, Sr., Jackson; and PRIZES. ,TROPHIES : John Chester E. Harless, Wellston. F. Stiffler. Sr: Mrs. Lorraine Mi chae l, PUBLICITY : .John . L. Jackson, 1s executive Weber . secretary of the organization. EnterUJinmcnt : Chafles N. Fairgreens has a number ·of Gaskill . improvements planned for this WOMEN ' S GOLF · summer, including newly ASSOCIATION: Fanny Wilcox, surfaced roadway and parking Virginia Ackerman, Juanita lots, and a greatly improved Jenkins . lounge on the clubhouse porch. • Improvements to the golf course inClude the remoVal of a · SEOAI- stllndings ' number of trees, planting of 1. SEOAL BAS EBALL body. This week's schedule : Kyger W L R OR In area hlgh school new trees, and new tees for Team Athens 6 o 57 6 Athens is 6-0 in the league. Creek at Southern ;· Symmes ·baseball tournament action the seventh and s ixteenth . Iron ton Valley at Eastern; Kyger 6 1 66 10 · Next week the Marauders Creek at Ea stern ; Southern at Friday, Athens bombed holes. Waverly · 3 2 16' 22 are scheduled to meet four Hannan Tra ce and North L09ari 2 2 7 19 Gasoline golf carts will be Meigs Il-l, Chillicothe edged 3 4 15 41 Jackson . teams on their own· field, Gallia at Symmes Va lley . Miami Trace 6-5, Portsprovided for all senior golfers. Gallipolis 2 .3 21 3l o 4 s 19 mouth blauked Jackson 5-0 The 18-hole tournament last Meigs ellston o 6 4 43 and Lancaster slipped past year·saw golfers fro~ country W TOTALS 22 22 191 191For airline reservations around the corner ... clubs in Ohio, West Virginia Logan 8-6 In- AAA play. lu last Week's. Results.: or around the world .... Iron ton 13 Jackson 2 Class AA circles, lron&on Ga ll ipolis 9 Wel tsfQn 0 routed Gallipolis 19-4, South lronfon 19 Ga lli po lis 4 Major League Leaders Point downed Fairland 8-4, By United Press InternatiOnal ~ · Monday 's Game : ,,,Wao,~erty at Ga ll ipol is Ca II 44,6-0699 Leading Batters aud Wellston nudged Vintou Friday 's Game : Nationa l League l. County ·2-l. lu. Class A play, g. ab ' r. h, pet. Logah at M~i g s Mav 17 Game: Symmes Valley edged South Maddo)(, SF 20 79 12 31 .392 Wellston at Meigs Faidy ,Mtl 19 50 11 19 .380 Webster :H, Kyger, Creek to be scheduled: Mota . LA 12 43 · 5 1 6 .372 eliminated Ironton St. Joe 3- · Santo. Chi 23 85 14 31 .365 Gallipolis a t Logan sn·gui!n , Pit 19 86 15 30 .349 Logan at Waverly I, and Federal Hocking Wal sn. Hou 27 96 17 33 .344 .Meigs at Athens ousted Eastern, 4·2. Strgel. Pit 16 64 19 22 .344 AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY Lopes , LA 17 38 6 13 .342 Crdnal, Chi 23 85 20 29 .341 Cncpcn, Cin 19' 71 12 24 .338 . International Ame ~ican League L~a gue Standings - g. ab r. h. pet. By United Press tnterna1iona l (SECTION 1) Kelly, Chi 12 43 10 19 .44:L American Division VI nine. Cal 20 82 10 J2 .390 W. L. Pet. GB Krk pfrk, KC 17 60 14 23 .383 Rochester 12 7 .643 IOF A 400 UNIT SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING. COMMUNITY I Holt , Min 16 50 3 19 .380 Pawtucket 8 7 .533 2 Munsn, NY 22 78 ,11 29 .372 Sy racuse 8 12 .400 4'12 Hortn, Del 14 54 11 19 .352 Toledo 7 14 .333 6 Fisk. Bos 19 69 14 24 .348 National Qivision ' OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY Hndrsn, Chi 18 70· 12 24 .343 W. ~ . Pet. GB Cepeda, Bas 19 76 12 26 .342 Tidewater 14 7 .667 Johnsn, Tex 19 74 5 25 .338 Peninsu la 13 B .619 1 1:00 'TIL DARK Home Runs Char leston 10 7 .588 2 National League : Wynn, Hou Ri chm ond 4 14 .222 5112 8; A,;~ron an d Evans: All and Frida y's "Results S1argell , Pitt 7; Davis, LA and Rochester 6 Toledo 1, 1st Me Covey, SF 6, Rochester 3 Toledo 0, 2nd American League : Tenace. Tidewa ter 2 Pawtucket 1 Oak 7; Ce peda. Fisk and Ri chmond 9 Peninsula 3 Pefrocelll, Bos, Melton, Chi. Syracuse 2 Cha rleston 'I Spikes. Clev and Mayberry . KC Pioneers in Third & Court South edges COAL GROVE - Senior by senior first baseman BiUrighthander John Baird hurled .. Dressel. It carne in the second a one-hitter here Friday af. mmng follow'ing a two-run ternoon in leading the Southern Bobcat outburst in the first Valley Athletic Conference rung. Kyger Creek Bobcats to a :>-1 Coach Jim Sprague's Bot>victory over Ironton St. Joe in cats jumped on losing pitcher the Southern Class A Sectional Mike Waglner for two runs and Tournament. three hits by the first three The lone hit off Baird was a hitters. Marshall French, senior towering home run to leftfield centerfielder lined Waginer's W!Ll..OW WOOD - Coach here Frlday evening. The loss left Pt. Pleasant Dave Dtmfee's Symmes VaUey three errors. with a 9-3 season mark. The Vikings scored an UOearned With the bases loaded, Wood Patriots evened their season rtm in the bottom of the lOth singled . Winning pitcher Steve mark at ,_5. inning here Friday night to Inbody doubled and that broke edge South Webster. 5-4 in a Randy Warner was charged the game wide open according with the loss; his first of the Southern Class A Sectional to Marauder coach Donald year after recording five Tournament game. Wolfe. The Southern Valley Athle\ic straight wins. Sam HarshCoach Wolfe didn't offer any Conference Vikings plated barger was credited wlth the alibi for the ·loss, but he did win . Warner had two of Point's · their winning run on a throwing" note that Meigs hasn't had any four hits. The losers collected error. Symmes Valley is Ukl batting or ·fielding practice in six hits.· this spring. 15 days because of the deluge The Vikings will host Kyger Monday, Point will host the on the Middleport field . Meigs Wahama White Falcons . Creek Wednesday evening in had been idle three weeks prior the championship game of the to Friday's game. Sectional Tournament. The The Bulldogs· clinched a winner will advance to the share of the title two weeks District . Tournament a t SVAC standings Chillicothe. ag o, and a make-up win over Meigs later this we~k will give Jene Myers was the winning AHS an undisputed title. AHS is SVAC STANDINGS pitcher. He struck out 12 while 12-1 overall. Team W L R OR is'suing six free passes. The pitchers told the story . Sy mmes Valley 4 o 43 J Dave Dunfee topped th e Kyg e r Creek 7 1 50 23 for both teams. Chaney started Southern 3 1 27 B Vikings' attack with three hits for Meigs. Chuck Faulk came Eastern 3 2 25 15 in fiv e trips to the plate. Jaye Hannan Trace 2 2 18 24 in the fourth and Perk Ault Southwestern o 15 o 84 Myers hammered a home run . finished the game in the sixth. Totals 21 21 186 186 By Innings: t th f t · 1. last week 's results: Be ween em, our-s nr.e outs Creek u North Ga ll ta 5; Ky_ger Kyger S. Webster 021 100 000 ()...4 6 6 were reco~ ded. For Athens, Creek 7 North Ga lli a 1; S. Valley 200 020 000 1--5 6 3 Larry Dailey started, but was Eastern 8 North Gallia 5; relieved in the fourth by In- Symmes Valley 9 Kyger Creek The "tough tractors:· MARlETT A, Ohio ( UPI ) Marietta College crews swept all four fi na ls Saturday in the Ninth Annua l Mid-American Regattas here . . In the. rriain event with five college varsity . teams, Marietta wo~ in 5:06.5, a leng th and one-half ahead of Purdue. Grand Valley (Mich. ) was thi rd , followed by Morri s Harvey (W. Va.) and Wayne State Universlty . Mariet ta led the entire di s tijnce, fi ghting orr a challenge by Purdue in the fina l 100 meters of the 2,000meter course. Marietta 's freshmen rema in ed undefeated by winning several lengths over Grand Valley , the only other team entered in the freshm·en competition. Marietta's Junior Var sity won by three and one-half lengths, defeating .a field · of three other crews. The closest race of the day saw Marietta's lightweights win by one-quarter length over Purdue. followed by Notre Darrie. providing the weather agrees. They wiU meet Kyger Creek in a varsity outing on Ttesday. Meigs 100 000 ()_J. 4-3 Athens 115 310 x- 11-.>-0, Chaney (LPJ, Faulk ( 4), Ault ( 6) and Ash. Dailey and Champlin. . RODNEY, OHIO 245·5303) IUILDERS & DEVELOPERS .. \\'1! 1 .~\ ' DRILLING& INSTROCTION AVAILABLE SPECIAL RATES TO: ·pf~~~~;~s~~~~~~s. "All New AMF 1 :::et-' ~II\\\\ PROFE~tONAL BALL FITTING, ManufaCtured Home Inc . 24<60 Sectional On Display Now! 2x4 Slcttng, <xo floor joi st , 240 weight asphalt shing le roof. hou se-type wfndows. Colonial sto rm door , delu<eelec . range . 2 dr . she lfr defrost ing refrigerator . 12 cu. It . freezer. Buy furnished or unfurni s hed . See this one for s ur e. ' ONE OF THE AREAS OLDEST DEALERS! ~ - PHONE 446-3362. Equipm.ent '~ TRI-COUNTY MOBILE HOMES INC. .. · Upper Rt. 7 l<anauga, Qhlo · ' 2013 EASTERN AVE. PHONE GALLIPOLISI OHIO 75 �" 17 - The Sunday Times- Sentinei,Swulay, May 6, 1973 ' . 16- The Sunday Times. Sentinel, Stmday, May 6. 1973 Expos do • ' zt agazn MONTREAL CUP! ) - Ron Woods drove in four runs with a three-run homer and a double Saturday afternoon as the Montreal Expos picked up their fourth straight victory by defeating the Cincinnati Reds 8-6. The Expos were trailing 5-3 in the seventh inning ~en Ron Hunt and Tim Foli hit one-out singles. Woods followed with an opposite-field home run over the right field fence off Cincinnati starter Don Gullett to give Montreal a 6-5 lead. The Reds tied !be SC<Jre in the eighth inning when Ri chie three doubleS in the same Scheinblum's pinch-hit double game, drive in Woods with the other Montreal run in the scored Tony Perez. Montreal picked up the g"" fourth inning. Bob Tolan drove in two of the ahead run in the bottom of the eighth when CincinnAti loser Reds' runs in the fifth inning to Clay Carroll, now ().3, gave up a ,. give Cincinnati a 4-3 lead. single to Hunt and a double to . Pat Jams worked only one FoiL Woods followed with trunng for Montreal but got his another double to score Foli first victory in an Expo and drive in his sixth run in the uniform. He was · forced to last two games as the Expos leave the game in the ninth tnmng when he hurt his back. went ahead 8-6. John Boccabella drove in Joe Gilbert finished out for the runs for Montreal with a single save. in the second inning and a sacrifice fl y in the fourth innin g. Hal Breeden , who equaled an Expo record of l..OUISVILLE, Ky. (UP II Patiently biding his time down the stretch to win by two Sccretari<Jt. the •· perfect until the head of the stretch and a hall lengths in I :59 2-5, horse,' ' ran a perfect racc 1 to When he moved to the head of eclipsing the old mark of 2:00 ~-w the 99th Kentucky Derby the pack for the first time, set by Northern Dancer in l!!fl.l . Saturday in record time and Secretariat, with Canada's Ron Our Native, ridden by Don recover some of the prestige he Turcotte up, wore down Sham Brumfield, was third, eight lost by being upset two weeks in an eye-ball: tn-<>ye-ball duel lengths behind Sham. And a~ o. INDIANAPOUS (UPI ) The Indiana Pacers evened ·their American Basketball Association Playoffs with the Kentu cky Colonels at two games each with a 90-86 victory Saturday, taking a third periQd lead on a midcourt steal and never giving it 'up. Fighting off the shooting problems of two previous games, the Pacers saw their front line .in full operation in the final two periods. Before a nationally televised . · audience, the Pacers· resorted 'to the muscle of George. McGinnis, who had 20 points, Darnell Hillman, who had 17, and Mel .Daniels, who added 14 more. The Pacers led at all quarter stops, 29-22, 48-45, 7470. Perhaps the key play in . the game came late in the third period. Rookie Don Buse converted a mid-cOurt steal into a 72-7D Indiana lead and the Pacers never trailed again. - Indiana operated und er the tutorship of Gus Johnson in the last half as hea:d coach Bobby Leonard was tossed out by referee Joe Gushue at the halftime buzzer. Knicks ·host Lakers zn third NBA playo tilt NEW YORK I UP! )~ Beaten soundly on their home court, the Los Angeles LaKers must fi gure out a way of stoppin ~ New York 's "unlikely heroes" lest the Knicks take a 2-1 lead here in today's pivotal game of the National Ba sketball Association finals. Los Angeles is on solid M_alone repeats, 5 marks .broken ... ·RIO GRANDE - Coach Jack Ha zen 's Mal one Pioneers captured their third straight Mid.()hio Conference track and field mee t at Evans Field h~re Saturday afternoon. The Pi oneers finished the 17event meet with 135 points . Cedarville's Yellow Jackets finished second in the 24th NEW YORK (UPII - Don un nua l meet with 75 poi nts . The Wilson ripped a three- run host Ri o Grande Redrnen were double to highlight a six-run, third with 43 markers. Ursixth inning and allowed only_ buna's Blue Knights and lhe four hits Saturday as Houston Ohio Dominican Panlhers tied routed the New York Meis 9-2 for last place with six points for the Astros' seventh straight apiece. Malone's Rick Pittenger victory. captured individual scorin g The Astros, leading 2-0, broke open the nationally- honor:; with 19 points . New record s were televised ...... contest in the sixth established in the mile run by with on ly two hil'i. A throwing error by Met third baseman School of Malone; th ree mile Wayne Garrett and walks to . ·run by Skelbey of Malone ; J ohnny Edwards and Tommy discus by · Rick Pittenger of Helms set the stage for M <:~lo n e; javlin by Owen of Wilson's towe1·ing drive which Malone and high jump by tic ked off the glove of cen- Baur, Urban·a . Here's· Saturday 's resulls : terfielder Teddy Martinez. MILE RUN Schott. Lusing pitcher Jim McAn- . Ma lone, 4: 10.5, (new m.eet drew then hit Timmy Wynn record) ; Finc h, Rio Grande, 11.8. with a pitch and Roger Metzger · 4: 440-YARD RUN - Green, followed with a triple". Reliever Cedarville, : 50.2; Gruber, Hank Webb then wild-pitched Cedarvi lle, :50.4. 100-YARD DASH - Holli s, Metzger home with the final · run of the inning and gave · Houston an 8-0 le:id. Because of Garrett's error, cJll six l'uns were unearned . Solo homers by Edwa rds and Cesar Cedeno accQU.nted for National League Standings By United Press InternatiOnal Houston's fi rst two runs. The (N ight Games Not Incl uded) Astr9s scored again in the East seventh when Helms singled W. L. Pet . G.B following walks to Bob Wa tson Pittsburgh ' 11 7 .611 Chicago 14 10 .SBJ and DoUg Rader. New York 12 12 .500 2 Wilson, who struck out efght Montrea l 11 11 .500 2 and walked only two bat.t.ers, Phila de lph ia 10 11 .476 2a' 'z St LOUIS 5 17 .227 retired the firs t 13 batters he West . faced before Ed Kranepool W. L. Pet. G.B. Francisco 20 9 .690 broke the spell with a double S. Hous ton 18 10 .6 43 g 2 down the right field line . Cincinna ti 15 10 .600 3 Los Anoe les 13 13 , .500 5112 Sa n Oi eQo 8 18 .308 10 ,,., 7 16 .30 4 10 Atlanta Saturday'$ R.esults Mon treal 8 Ci nc innati 6 Houston 9 New York 2 Chicago 7 San Franc isco·· 4 Atlanta at Philadelphia (nigh t) Pi ttsburg h at San Di ego (night) St . Louis al Los Angeles (night) .. Sunday's Games IAll Times EDT) HO\)Sion at New York (2 pml Cinc innati at Montreal (2 : 15 pm) Chicago at San Franc isco 2 IJ 15 pm) Atlanta at Ph iladelphia ( 1:30 pm) St. Lou1s at Los Angeles (5 pm ) P i1ts burgh~tSan Diego ( 4 pm·) Monday 's Games· Hous ton .·a t Mon1rea 1 1nlg · hi) Atlanta at New York (night) Cincinna t i at Ph iladelph ia (nigt\t) . . Pitts burgh at Los Ange les (night) Chicago at San Diego (night) . IOn ly Games Scheduled) ---- - MOBILE HOMES WHERE THE UVING IS EASY -- and Sham, in the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct _over a mile and an eighth on April 21. Already syndicated for $6.8 million, a record sum for any horse, Secretariat's triumph made it two Kentucky Derby winners in a row for trainer Lucien Laurin. who saddled -Riva Ridge last year and supported the claim of Edwin Whittaker who insisted "one s wall ow doesn ' t make a summer'' after his Angle Light beat Secretariat two weeks ag o. Laurin also became the first trainer ever to have back-tohack winners since Jimmy defense to lead the Knicks to a Jones of Calumet Farm won 99-95 triumph. with Iron Liege in 1957 and Tim Ce rtainly 6-foot-5 Kn ic k Tam in 1958. guard Bill·Bradley, who tallied 26 points, deserved a large • share of the credit for New York's victory but he was not the man who really hurt the l..akers. "You kn ow who really hurt us?'' said Los Angeles guard Jerry West after the loss, 0 Jackson ! You expect a guy like Bradley to make his shotS but you don ' t expect it as much from Jackson. He made some big plays for them." The 6-8'Jackson filled in for a tired and fouJ.troubled Dave Dcbusschere and in 28 minutes hit six of 12 field goal attempts, grabbed seven rebounds, threw three ass ists and scored 17 poi nts . Forego took fourth money. Secretariat 's victory accomplished before a record crowd approaching 140,000, wiped out much of the stain on his rec ord put there when he was beaten by both Angle ught • Astros make it Pacers 7 in row • even It all up ' Totals Marauders • eliininated up In tournament 24 1 1 1 By tnnirtgs : K. Creek 200 001 0--3 7 1 Iron. St . Joe 010 000 0--1 1 J Baird (W P ) and Hudson. Wag lner (L PJ and Bow~ - ., • • I . ~:~~~::.~0/' ground when it matches starting teams with the Knicks but the four1dation begins to weakW· when reserves take over. 'l:ast Thursday night, the Lakers w:erA. shaken on their world champion pedastal by the top-notch performances of New York Rese rves Phil Jackson and Dean Meminger. who contributed offense and Tigers shut t R angers Brown, Rio HIGH HURDLE S - Repe te, • Mal one, : 15.5; Mitchell. Cedarville, ~ 15.8. 0U 880·YARD RUN - Willborn . Cedarvi lle. 1:56.3; Finch, Rio DETROIT (UPI) - AI Grande, 1: 56.9. 220·YARD DASH - Hollis, Kaline triggered a two--run Malone. : 22 .9 ; Brown, Rio fourth inning with his ·third Grande. : 23.3 . home run of the season and Joe THREE MILE RUN ·sk.e lbey, Mal one, 14: 36.4 (new Coleman, with relief help from mee l record): Horton , Malone, John Hiller picked up his sixth 14:53.1. INT ERME DIAT E HUR - viCtory of the season as the DLERS ~ Mitchell, Cedar- Detroit Tigers defeated the vi lle , :56.5; Gruber, CedarTexas Rangers 2-0 Saturday. · ville , :57 .4. MILE RELAY - Won by Coleman was cruising along Ma lo ne. '"3 : 28.2; Cedarvi lle , with a three-hitter until Elliot 3: 31. 440·YARD RELAY - Won by Maddox and Jim Mason Mal one, : 44; Rio Grande,: 44.7. punched out back-to-back TRIPLE JUMP ~ Arm . strong. Ma lone , 43' .51/4" ; singles witll one out in the Clarke, Cedarville, 42' ·10'L4". eighth. Hiller was summoned LONG JUMP ~· Arm s t ro ng. from the bullpen, struck out .Malone, Z2' ; Fa uSnaugh , Rio Vic Harris and got Toby Grande, 21' -31 <" . POLE VAULT - Thompson , Harrah on a fly to deep left to. Malone, 13'·7" ; Fau snaugh , choke the threat. It .was Rio Grande, 12' ·6" . · SHOT PUT - R. Pittenger. Hiller 's fourth save of the Mal one , 49' -21'2 "; Valli, season. Malone. 48' -5lh' '. DISCUS - R. Pittenger, Bosox capture Mal one, 158' (new mee t record); K. 'Pittenger, Ma lone, · 142' . 5-l decisiQn JAVLIN - Owen, Malone, 200' -4:' (new meet record) R. Pittenger, Mal one, 161'-4" . BLOOMINGTON, Mi nn . HIGH JUMP - Baur , Ur (UP! ) Lefthander Bill Lee, bana , 6' ·9"; (new meel record) ; Farlow, Cedarville, · inaking only the 11th start of 6' . .::j" . his five-year career, pitched seven strong , innings a, nd Reggie Smith. had ~ three hits · and drove in two runs to lead the Boston Red Sox to a 5-I victory over tlle Minnesota Twins Saturday. · American league Standings Lee, elevated frOm the Red By United Press International So b ll . (Twilight an d night games not x U pen ear11er in the week, 1ncludi?d) scattered nine hits - one or ·. East Pet. GB more in each of th e first eight W. L · · bef 1 Qetroit 12 12 · .500 mnmgs ore eaving with Milwau kee 10 12 .455 1 two outs in. the eig hth and 1 Balt imore 0 l2 ·455 l picked up his second victory in . ~~~:e'f~~dk 10 12 .455 ,, ,;, . two decisions. Bohvefilecame 10 13 .435 Bos ton 9 12 .429 1'12 on and got Larry Hisle on a Wew st ground out to end the inning · L. Pet. GB Chicago 13 5 .722 . with the bases loa.ded. Kansas City 16 9. .640 'h. Ca lifornia 12 8 .600 2 Min rieso ta 10 10 .500 4 Oakland 11 12 .478 4'12 Texas 7 13 .350 7 SaturdaY's Res ults Boston 5 Minnesofa 1 Detroit 2 Texas 0 Kan sas City 9 Milwaukee 7 Oakland. at Cleve lan d (Twilight) · New Yor-k.. at Chicago (n ight ) Cal 1fornia at Bal) imore (night) Sunday's Games I All limes EDT) .Boston at Minneso ta (3 p.m.} New York at Chicago (2: 15 p.m.) Kan sas Ci ty at Milwaukee 12:30 p.m. I Texas at Detroit ( l: 30 p.m.) Oakland at Cleveland 2 (1 p.m J -Cali fornia at Baltimore (2:15 p.m.). · Monday 's Games New York at Minnesota Boston at Chicago (r'iighll Oakland at Balt imore (nigh t off Along with Laurin, jockey Turcotte also was a back-1<>back winner, having scored "ith Riva Ridge last year. Secretariat paid $5.00, J,1.20 and $3.00. Sham was $3.20 and $3.00 and Our Native $4.20 for the show. Chick Lang, Pimlico 's general . manager had said of Secre tariat " It is as if God had decided to create the perfect horse / ' and that was the way . the three-year-<Jld colt ran his race today. He let s peedster Shecky Greene se t the pace for the first th ree-quarters, gradually moving up from fifth place and then when Turco tte caUed upon • THE PLAINS - The Meigs Marauders traveled to Athens for their Class AAA Tournament opener Friday. The ' Bulldogs took advantage or 14 walks to overwhelm the Marauders, 11·1. Meigs is now 0-6 on the year. The lone Meigs run came in ilte first inning. Moundsman Bi~ Chaney singled and cenlerfielder David Wolle forced · Chaney out at second base. With . Wolfe on first, captain Lou McKinney doubled to center, scoring Wolfe. Inning nwnber three proved to be fatal for the Marauders. Athens tallied five runs. 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PU WHOLESALE NEW the seventh inning on three hits to edge visiting Pt. Pleasant, 2- ·Vikings edge Jeeps, 5-4 short. .. Waginer and Baird continued their pitching duel tmtil the sixth lrming. Roush was safe on an error . He was picked off first on a quick throw by Waginer to Dressel. Cremeans then followed with a long drive to center which was .ruled a horne run . McCarty singled and Baird was s~~e on an error but Terry Lucas· grounded out to end the inning. The ,-Bobca \S threatened again-in tlle seventh inning, but failed to score. With two ouls, French was safe on an error and Roush beat out an infielder roller . Hudson flied out to· end the jnning, Jim Clay walked to start Ironton St. Joe's final inning but Baird retired Tim Swartz • Mowning and Ed )layton to end the Flyers tournament hoPes. ' Ironton St. Joe had defeated Chesapeake 9-0 to advance to Friday's game. Baird •• in ·his seven irmings, struck . out 11 while walking four , Waginer fann ed six and did not walk a batter. The Bobcats 11-J will battle Symmes Va lley Wed nesday night at Waterloo for the right to adva nce to the ·District Tournam.e nt at Chillicothe. Kvger-C,-eek <JI Player- Pas. AB R H French, cl 4 1 1 Roush, 2b 4 1 2 · Hudson, c 4 0 1 Cremeans, 1b J 1 1 McCa rty , II 3 0 1 Bai rd , p .J 0 0 Lucas ..ss J 0 0 Rankin, rt 3 o· l Arnett, Jb 3 0 0 Totals 30 3 7 Ironton 51. Joe ( 1) Playcr- FI'o s. AB R H 4 o o Paxton , 2b Wag iner. p 3 o o Bowen, c 3 0 0 Dresset,"1b 7 1 1 3 0 0 . M. Swartz, If Hacker, rf 1 0 0 Clay. cf 7 o o· T. Swa rtz, 3b 3 0 0 J. Wagln er, ss 2 o o 1 0 o Mown in~ ; ph RODNEY, OHIO ; ' PARKERSBURG - Host Parkersburg South pus hed across one run in tne bottom of OPEN HOUSE CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE -~ ""'- Blacks, 2·1 first pitch to leftfield for a single. John Roush, senior second baseman, lined a fastball to center moving French to third base. Catcher Clay Hudson's bunt :single and a throwing error scored French and Roush. Hudson was left at second base as Waginer fanned Orland Cremeans, Greg McCarty and , retired Baird on a grounder to JACKSON - Tuesday, Aug. and Kentucky participating 28 has been set as the date for using their own club hanthe seventh annual Southern dicaps, and competing by age Ohio Seniors Golf Tournament groups. at the Fairgreens Country· Members of the Jt"'airgreens Club. Women's Golf Association will Tentative arrangements for again assist in tournament the tournament, which last arrangements , registration year hosted 106 senior male and scoring. golfers over 50 yea rs of age, Committee assignmen ts were made this week by the include : Southern Ohio Seniors ComDECORATIONS AND mittee. GROUNDS : Je rry Dobbins, Honorary chairman of the Herb Clark . event again this year will be GOLF: J ohn Lambert , Otto F . Sharp, . McArthur . Chester Harless, and Active co-chairmen are John Fairgreens pro Dave Frame. F. Stiffler, Sr., Jackson; and PRIZES. ,TROPHIES : John Chester E. Harless, Wellston. F. Stiffler. Sr: Mrs. Lorraine Mi chae l, PUBLICITY : .John . L. Jackson, 1s executive Weber . secretary of the organization. EnterUJinmcnt : Chafles N. Fairgreens has a number ·of Gaskill . improvements planned for this WOMEN ' S GOLF · summer, including newly ASSOCIATION: Fanny Wilcox, surfaced roadway and parking Virginia Ackerman, Juanita lots, and a greatly improved Jenkins . lounge on the clubhouse porch. • Improvements to the golf course inClude the remoVal of a · SEOAI- stllndings ' number of trees, planting of 1. SEOAL BAS EBALL body. This week's schedule : Kyger W L R OR In area hlgh school new trees, and new tees for Team Athens 6 o 57 6 Athens is 6-0 in the league. Creek at Southern ;· Symmes ·baseball tournament action the seventh and s ixteenth . Iron ton Valley at Eastern; Kyger 6 1 66 10 · Next week the Marauders Creek at Ea stern ; Southern at Friday, Athens bombed holes. Waverly · 3 2 16' 22 are scheduled to meet four Hannan Tra ce and North L09ari 2 2 7 19 Gasoline golf carts will be Meigs Il-l, Chillicothe edged 3 4 15 41 Jackson . teams on their own· field, Gallia at Symmes Va lley . Miami Trace 6-5, Portsprovided for all senior golfers. Gallipolis 2 .3 21 3l o 4 s 19 mouth blauked Jackson 5-0 The 18-hole tournament last Meigs ellston o 6 4 43 and Lancaster slipped past year·saw golfers fro~ country W TOTALS 22 22 191 191For airline reservations around the corner ... clubs in Ohio, West Virginia Logan 8-6 In- AAA play. lu last Week's. Results.: or around the world .... Iron ton 13 Jackson 2 Class AA circles, lron&on Ga ll ipolis 9 Wel tsfQn 0 routed Gallipolis 19-4, South lronfon 19 Ga lli po lis 4 Major League Leaders Point downed Fairland 8-4, By United Press InternatiOnal ~ · Monday 's Game : ,,,Wao,~erty at Ga ll ipol is Ca II 44,6-0699 Leading Batters aud Wellston nudged Vintou Friday 's Game : Nationa l League l. County ·2-l. lu. Class A play, g. ab ' r. h, pet. Logah at M~i g s Mav 17 Game: Symmes Valley edged South Maddo)(, SF 20 79 12 31 .392 Wellston at Meigs Faidy ,Mtl 19 50 11 19 .380 Webster :H, Kyger, Creek to be scheduled: Mota . LA 12 43 · 5 1 6 .372 eliminated Ironton St. Joe 3- · Santo. Chi 23 85 14 31 .365 Gallipolis a t Logan sn·gui!n , Pit 19 86 15 30 .349 Logan at Waverly I, and Federal Hocking Wal sn. Hou 27 96 17 33 .344 .Meigs at Athens ousted Eastern, 4·2. Strgel. Pit 16 64 19 22 .344 AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGENCY Lopes , LA 17 38 6 13 .342 Crdnal, Chi 23 85 20 29 .341 Cncpcn, Cin 19' 71 12 24 .338 . International Ame ~ican League L~a gue Standings - g. ab r. h. pet. By United Press tnterna1iona l (SECTION 1) Kelly, Chi 12 43 10 19 .44:L American Division VI nine. Cal 20 82 10 J2 .390 W. L. Pet. GB Krk pfrk, KC 17 60 14 23 .383 Rochester 12 7 .643 IOF A 400 UNIT SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING. COMMUNITY I Holt , Min 16 50 3 19 .380 Pawtucket 8 7 .533 2 Munsn, NY 22 78 ,11 29 .372 Sy racuse 8 12 .400 4'12 Hortn, Del 14 54 11 19 .352 Toledo 7 14 .333 6 Fisk. Bos 19 69 14 24 .348 National Qivision ' OPEN SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND EVERY DAY Hndrsn, Chi 18 70· 12 24 .343 W. ~ . Pet. GB Cepeda, Bas 19 76 12 26 .342 Tidewater 14 7 .667 Johnsn, Tex 19 74 5 25 .338 Peninsu la 13 B .619 1 1:00 'TIL DARK Home Runs Char leston 10 7 .588 2 National League : Wynn, Hou Ri chm ond 4 14 .222 5112 8; A,;~ron an d Evans: All and Frida y's "Results S1argell , Pitt 7; Davis, LA and Rochester 6 Toledo 1, 1st Me Covey, SF 6, Rochester 3 Toledo 0, 2nd American League : Tenace. Tidewa ter 2 Pawtucket 1 Oak 7; Ce peda. Fisk and Ri chmond 9 Peninsula 3 Pefrocelll, Bos, Melton, Chi. Syracuse 2 Cha rleston 'I Spikes. Clev and Mayberry . KC Pioneers in Third & Court South edges COAL GROVE - Senior by senior first baseman BiUrighthander John Baird hurled .. Dressel. It carne in the second a one-hitter here Friday af. mmng follow'ing a two-run ternoon in leading the Southern Bobcat outburst in the first Valley Athletic Conference rung. Kyger Creek Bobcats to a :>-1 Coach Jim Sprague's Bot>victory over Ironton St. Joe in cats jumped on losing pitcher the Southern Class A Sectional Mike Waglner for two runs and Tournament. three hits by the first three The lone hit off Baird was a hitters. Marshall French, senior towering home run to leftfield centerfielder lined Waginer's W!Ll..OW WOOD - Coach here Frlday evening. The loss left Pt. Pleasant Dave Dtmfee's Symmes VaUey three errors. with a 9-3 season mark. The Vikings scored an UOearned With the bases loaded, Wood Patriots evened their season rtm in the bottom of the lOth singled . Winning pitcher Steve mark at ,_5. inning here Friday night to Inbody doubled and that broke edge South Webster. 5-4 in a Randy Warner was charged the game wide open according with the loss; his first of the Southern Class A Sectional to Marauder coach Donald year after recording five Tournament game. Wolfe. The Southern Valley Athle\ic straight wins. Sam HarshCoach Wolfe didn't offer any Conference Vikings plated barger was credited wlth the alibi for the ·loss, but he did win . Warner had two of Point's · their winning run on a throwing" note that Meigs hasn't had any four hits. The losers collected error. Symmes Valley is Ukl batting or ·fielding practice in six hits.· this spring. 15 days because of the deluge The Vikings will host Kyger Monday, Point will host the on the Middleport field . Meigs Wahama White Falcons . Creek Wednesday evening in had been idle three weeks prior the championship game of the to Friday's game. Sectional Tournament. The The Bulldogs· clinched a winner will advance to the share of the title two weeks District . Tournament a t SVAC standings Chillicothe. ag o, and a make-up win over Meigs later this we~k will give Jene Myers was the winning AHS an undisputed title. AHS is SVAC STANDINGS pitcher. He struck out 12 while 12-1 overall. Team W L R OR is'suing six free passes. The pitchers told the story . Sy mmes Valley 4 o 43 J Dave Dunfee topped th e Kyg e r Creek 7 1 50 23 for both teams. Chaney started Southern 3 1 27 B Vikings' attack with three hits for Meigs. Chuck Faulk came Eastern 3 2 25 15 in fiv e trips to the plate. Jaye Hannan Trace 2 2 18 24 in the fourth and Perk Ault Southwestern o 15 o 84 Myers hammered a home run . finished the game in the sixth. Totals 21 21 186 186 By Innings: t th f t · 1. last week 's results: Be ween em, our-s nr.e outs Creek u North Ga ll ta 5; Ky_ger Kyger S. Webster 021 100 000 ()...4 6 6 were reco~ ded. For Athens, Creek 7 North Ga lli a 1; S. Valley 200 020 000 1--5 6 3 Larry Dailey started, but was Eastern 8 North Gallia 5; relieved in the fourth by In- Symmes Valley 9 Kyger Creek The "tough tractors:· MARlETT A, Ohio ( UPI ) Marietta College crews swept all four fi na ls Saturday in the Ninth Annua l Mid-American Regattas here . . In the. rriain event with five college varsity . teams, Marietta wo~ in 5:06.5, a leng th and one-half ahead of Purdue. Grand Valley (Mich. ) was thi rd , followed by Morri s Harvey (W. Va.) and Wayne State Universlty . Mariet ta led the entire di s tijnce, fi ghting orr a challenge by Purdue in the fina l 100 meters of the 2,000meter course. Marietta 's freshmen rema in ed undefeated by winning several lengths over Grand Valley , the only other team entered in the freshm·en competition. Marietta's Junior Var sity won by three and one-half lengths, defeating .a field · of three other crews. The closest race of the day saw Marietta's lightweights win by one-quarter length over Purdue. followed by Notre Darrie. providing the weather agrees. They wiU meet Kyger Creek in a varsity outing on Ttesday. Meigs 100 000 ()_J. 4-3 Athens 115 310 x- 11-.>-0, Chaney (LPJ, Faulk ( 4), Ault ( 6) and Ash. Dailey and Champlin. . RODNEY, OHIO 245·5303) IUILDERS & DEVELOPERS .. \\'1! 1 .~\ ' DRILLING& INSTROCTION AVAILABLE SPECIAL RATES TO: ·pf~~~~;~s~~~~~~s. "All New AMF 1 :::et-' ~II\\\\ PROFE~tONAL BALL FITTING, ManufaCtured Home Inc . 24<60 Sectional On Display Now! 2x4 Slcttng, <xo floor joi st , 240 weight asphalt shing le roof. hou se-type wfndows. Colonial sto rm door , delu<eelec . range . 2 dr . she lfr defrost ing refrigerator . 12 cu. It . freezer. Buy furnished or unfurni s hed . See this one for s ur e. ' ONE OF THE AREAS OLDEST DEALERS! ~ - PHONE 446-3362. Equipm.ent '~ TRI-COUNTY MOBILE HOMES INC. .. · Upper Rt. 7 l<anauga, Qhlo · ' 2013 EASTERN AVE. PHONE GALLIPOLISI OHIO 75 �' J8- '!'he Sundav Times- Sentinol, Sunday, May 6,1973 Powerful Ironton rock· s .. Gallipolis nine, .19-4 ' up 29 runs in 11 outings, per- Blue Devils, walked one and hit two GAHS batters. But the Tiger righthander received his best support of the year as IHS baQged out 11 hils off three GAHS hurlers, including five for extra bases . It was Murnahan 's 29th career victory against three setbacks since he became a Tiger regular as a sophomore. He has won 19 of his last 20 champions, and served notice · games, losing only a 4·3 that they will again be the team decision to Athens earlier this to defeat for the big crown this year. That loss, should Athens sp ring , beat Meigs in a makeup game, " We'll need a little luck, a will cost the Tigers their fourth break from the weatherman, league baseball title in si~ and contin ued good per- years. formances from everybody to Athens, IHl inSide the league, repeat," said Coach Burcham already owns a slice of the title. following the Tigers' sur- AHS has won i3 SEOAL prisingly easy victory over diamo~d crowns since league GAHS. play began in 1941. Oddly enough, Coach : Gallipolis felt by the Osborne's Blue Devils, weak wayside in tournament in the hitting department competition by suffering Its this sprin g, managed six hits second Worst defeat ever Jo off ace Tiger hurler Jerry baseball. Worst loss In GAHS Murnahan- two of them for history is ~2-3, lnf!tcted by extra bases. GAHS plated Parkersburg 's . Big · Red In four runs off Murnahan, who the 1948 season opener. entered the game with a 5-l The Blue Devils commi tted season mark, and an 0.38 nine cos tly err ors Friday earned run average. In 37 permitting 10 unearned Tiger ·innings this spring, Murruns ~ nahan had perm itted onl~ GAHS took a 2·1 lead in the two earned runS:. He had 54- top of the secOnrJ . Ironton se rit strikeouts and only seven 12 men to the plate in the walks. bottom of the second inning Friday, Murnahan, a senior, eight of them scored . Ironton mitting the opposition 2.6 runs a game. Not bad for a high school team. The Devils had committed 16 errors, arid GAHS hurlers had permitted only 47 hits - less than five ~feties per outing. Ironton wasn't impressed by those figures . Th~ Tigers showed the Blue Devils why they are the defending state mark. Overall, Coach Mike Burcham's Tigers are 1f>-3. Coach Jim Osborne's Blue Devils are 7-5 on thz ye11r, and .2·3 in conference action . GAHS will host Waverly on Memorial Field in ils next outing Monday. Ironton will play th e wjnner of Monday's South Point - Rock Hill Southern Sectional semi-final tilt on Wednesday for the sectional Iitle and a berth in the Cla ss AA District Tournament, to be held at Rio Grande next Week. South Point eliminated Fairland; 8-4 Friday afternoon. Rock Hill had a lint rouna bye. One thing Coach Osborne's Blue Devils were proud of this year was their defense . They 've been better than average in that department the past three years. Goi ng into Friday's battle with Ironton, GAHS had given gave up four runs ( two earned) on six hits, fcmned only three added six runs in the third , one in the riftli a nd three more in Eastern ousted, 4r:-2 FEDERAL HOCKING - Bill . Osborne, Mike Larkins, The Eastern Eagles were and Richard Cross all had eliminated -4-2 by the Federal- singles an d catcher Alan Hocking Lancers Friday in the Duvall doubled . The Eagles first round of . the· Class A Sectional Tournament. Despi te the loss, Eastern outhit F -H 7-4. The I~ancers scored two runs on seven hits. As far as the pitching was co nce rn ed, it was evenly matched. Eastem hurler Cross held the Eagles scoreless after fanned seven and walked six . the third inning. In the first Moundsman Ed Hastings inning, Denny Hal1 put It all struck out six and gave up no together to enable his team to walks: get-the necessary runs. Pitcher Last Wed nesday Easte rn Ed Hastings walked to first and defeated North Gallia High by went to second bn a wild pitch. a score of 8·5. Alail Duvall won Hall hit a triple to score . the game for the Eagles with Has tings. Hall then stole horne.- the help of dOubles by Randy Other hitters for the Lancers Blake, Tom Spence 1·, an d were Hastings, who doubled, Richard Cr oss. . and Harris who tripled. Federal Hocking will now For Eastern, Tim Spencer, meet Crooksville in semifinal HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES mes Valley. 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Each year sexeral boys and girls who actively wish to be members of a 4-H club are denied this pri~ilege because of inability to locate adu lts who are willing to serve as leaders. The gfeatest reward to the advisor will come from seeing boys and girls grow and develop. All 4-H club advisors· . work on a vo lunteer basis and receive n_o pay other than the satisfaction of seeing young people develop into mature citizens. set-aside options may elect to CENTRAL SOYA Of .OHIO By player to be named later. of race, creed , o r national origin . Call 992-5321 Fo.r Free Estimate California 000 000 10o---- 1 B0 Baltimore 000 000 ooo-- 0 2 0 May (3. J) and Kusnyer ; MCNally (3-4) and Etchebarren. See Our , .... · :-:~.~~ Tramisol* • It's a GENUINE Mobile ·• A flexible duct kit that hooks Home. Central Air tondl· up easily to your existing duct work. .... Uoner. As in past years, these camps will be opened up to non-4-H youth who may be interested. Details may be secured frmu tho County Extension Office. For 4-H youth who need financial assistance to attend, can1p scholarships will be made available on a full or part basis. Application should be made to th~ County Extension Office or one of the 4-H Assistants. Interest in the 4-H Plan.O-Rama was evidenced by the club winning the record for the most attending. The Busy Beavers 4-H Qub, advisors Delma Karr, Me;ry Hoover, Jean Province, and Evelyn Thomas "had 23 members, parents and advisors present. The highest percentage of membership attendance was a tie with 13outof 15for the Up and At 'Em 4-H Club, advisor Ruth Milford; and the Middleport Merry Munchers, advisor Jennifer Butcher. 4-H club ti-.embership in Meigs County is open to all boys and girls who have i>assed their eighth birthday by January 1 or are in the 3rd grade ond have not passed their l!lth birthday as of January 1, 1973. This membership is open to all youth regardless based on real~ife projects and program. It's adult lite in the makmg. Grazing ban on set-aside began Aprill · 3rd & Sycamore Streets · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "Your F_a rm S.upply Supermarket" ·, •. I~' - 040010000 0-5103 Los Ang 000 013 001 1- 6 15 0 Wi se, Segui (9) anct-McCar ver ; -osteen, Hough {5J.Culver 13 2 (7), Brewer (9) and Ferguson . WP- Brewer (2 -1) . LP- Segui .. .. •. VI•C:.t"'•A l '- HU Schun Mo.,;.. Hom .. r. ~• Reed , Frisella (8), Niekro House (12). Schueler {13). Kelley 08) and Oates ; Ruth · ven, Scarce ( 9), Wilson (l2J, · Twitchell (1 4), Lersch (1 6 ), Lan borg ( 19) and Boone. WP\Yahama's lone hit Was a Lon borg (2-4) . LP- Kelley {01). HR - Evans (7th). ,. fifth-innin~ sin~ l e by David ( 10 innings) Brabham . Kevin Camp pitched the route for the Falcons allowing seven hils, striking out six and walking four _ Stover fanned 13 and walked lronfon ; Mobile 'QIIIIIIIIlU Homes. "'liO" ••I MASON - The Waharna White Falcon baseball team suffered a 3~ loss Fr.iday at the hands of Ripley on ·a one-hitter . by lefthander Stov.er. · Lungworm Control! l'. TE~RY Park. There is no entry fee to Schult leads The Way With ·PTL & Unitized Construction HQ .. E SAlES Cattle Falcons lose 3-0 decision {11), SI.L . •-- New ... Easy ... Effective ' FridJJy's scores innings) Scott Wylie, rf 1 3 1 . Houston 000 200 030 000 04~ 9 ' Terry Mowery, rf 1 0 0 York New Greg Spence, ss 4 2 1 040 001 000 000 00- 5 8 1 Bob Thomas, ss 4 o 0 Forsc h, Gr iffin tSJ. Crawford Keith Parker , 11-cf 2 2 1 IBI, Upshaw 181. York 191. Ray Tom Parker, 1b 1 1 0 {12) and Howard ; Koosman , Dave KriebeL Jb -c 4 3 2 McGraw (8); Hennigan (8J. Jerry Vast, 3b ~ 0 0 Parker (14) and Grote. WPJerry Murnahan. p 5 2 2 Ray (2 -0). LP- Henn igan (0-2). Bino BolL c 2 2 1 Hr- Cedeno (3rd). : 2 0 1 John Zorrez, If Steve Johnson, 3b 3 2 2 Chicago · 300 010 00{}- 4 8 1 Rick Massie. cf 1 0 0 San Fran 200 003 OOx- 5 6 1 Jeff Br ickey, 2b 3 0 0 Jenkins , Bon ham (7) and Bill Wadde ll. 2b 1 0 0 Rudolph ; Marichal, Sosa (6}, Larry Brammer, 1b 3 2 0 Moffitt (7) and Rader Jef f Collins, lb 0 0 0 Sosa· (4-0). LP- Jenkins. WP(2 -3). TOTALS JJ 19 11 HRs: . . _ _Speier (1st), Monday Score by Innings : (5th ), Pepitone (2nd). Kingman Gal lipolis 020 020 o- 4- 6-9 (2nd 1. Iron ton 186 01 3 x- 19-11 -1 Winning . pitcher - Mur - · 020 oos 212- 12 12 1 nahan C6-ll ; Loser - Lee ! 0- Pittsbgh · Sa n Diego 010 000 032- 6' 7 1 3) ; Inning s pitc hed - Mur Blass ·(I -ll and May ; Nor nahan,.]; Lee 1 an d one-fh ird; man, Ross (6), Arlin (7), Jo hnson l ; Pef-ry 3 and twoTroedson (9) and Kenda ll. LPthirds ; Wild Pitch - Johnson, (0 -4). HR sCash (1st). Norman Perry ; At bats off - Murnahan 26 ; Lee 12; John son 7; Perry Sten nett 2 {2nd anc:l 3rd). 14 ; Hits off - Mvrnahan 6; Lee 6; John so n 2; Perry-3; Ruhs off (20 inn s) - Mur nah a n 4; Lee 9: Johnson Atlanta 002 000 000 Ooo 200 6;' PGtry 4; Base on ba lls off ' . 000 oo- 4 17 1 Murnahan 1i Lee 2: Jo hn son 2; Phi ladelph ia Perry ~; · Struck. Ol! t by 000 000 020 000 200 Murnahan 3; Lee 2; Perry 4; 000 01 - 5 9 4 Hit by oitched ball ~ Mowerv . by Perry·; Boll by Joh nson; Burnette by Mur na ha n ; for cash and a minor league cOmpete. REDUCED ' left to right - Steve Slone, Kev Sheets, Dick Barcus, Leon Co llins & McDona ld ; Scorer gums wtt t ee years remain· Harbour ; Time _ 2:31,- Ex tra ing on his .contract that pays · · base hitS - Shee ts, wa tson, him an estimated $50,000 a dou b les ; Wylie, Spe nc e,\ . Murnahan, Boll and Johnson, year,said Friday he would not a ll doubl es; Stolen · bases coach in the National Hockey Parker, Boll and Johnson 2; SlO ne; Errors - Slone, 2; Le ag1;1e next season. 81Jrnette, Kiesling, Berri.dge, Kelly said he plans to return Lee, Johnson. ·Nid ay ' and to his farm .ir. Ontario this Wei her one each ; Murnahan. - ' :o~~ Devils. Pictured above in their new uniforms are, first row, ~LU£ Kev Shee.ts, If Steve Slone, ss BiiiHolland,ss Dave Bvrnette, 1b Mike Berridge, cf-c Steve Lee, p Skipper Johnson, p Dave Thomas, Jb Mike Watson, 3b Jim Pe rr y, 3b-p Jim Niday, cf-lb Ray Weiher, 2b Dick Barcus. rf Briggs, Mike Watson, Jim Perry, Bill Holland, Brett Wilson and Roger Harbour, trainer. Rear- Coach Jim Osborne, Ray Weiher, Dave Thomas, Jim Niday, Steve Lee, Skipper Johnson, Mark Kiesling, Dave Burnette, Mike Berridge and Asst. Coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker. BLUE DEVIlS ELIMINATED - Ironton eliminated Gallipolis from the 1973 high school tournament picture Friday at SOuth Point with a 19-4 victory over the Blue DEVILS 141 Player- Pas. - AB R H Brett Wilson , rf-2b 4 1 0 Mark Kiesling, .c 3 1. I Leon Br iggs, cf 0 0 0 GAH> GAHS 4, lronfon 8; Umpires - coordinator of the second annual Pepsi-Cola Bicycle marathon , May 25-26 .m Central ALL 1973 MOBILE HOMES ON , OUR SALES LOT _M ADGt ,..O .. TMU~ ,,• 1,} . • Perry, Steve Slone and Jim Niday each had singles. coach of the Pittsburgh Pen· · h hr Olymplc ~ Bicyc1e team, is FOR Quality-Price-Service No One Undersells K& K - ::.:-:~~ • while Mark Kiesling, Jim Earned runs - GAHS 2, Ironton 9: Left on base - BICYCLE MARATHON NEW YORK (UP!) - AI Toefield, manager of the U.S. Electric ~ Sheets and Mite Watson collected doubles off Murnahan Kelly, fired last season as disappointment to the Red Sox' pennant hopes last season when he finished with a 12-12 · record. Siebert broke into the majors with the Cleveland 'Indians and came to Boston in a six-player deal in April of 1969. 329 E. Stale Stree1 Athens, Ohio 4S701 Phone : S93-6722 Find Yourself in the United Slates Air Force! ~.A::08IU ...._ e, By C. E. Blakeslee Ext. Agent, Agricuitu(e OOLUMBUS (UP! ) - Five sharply curtailed the areas POMEROY - The Meigs County 4-H Project Plan-0-Rama new regulatiODll · have been where small boals could go and held this past week emphasizes the opportunities available in 4-H adopted by the state Natural would have, in many cases, club and other youth work. Resources Department, to go forced .them to hug shorelines Mrs . Mend~ Jordan, advisor of Columbia Twp _, gave outinto effect at state parks be- of small state park lakes. standing examples of bow 4-H club membership can influence an ginning May 18, Jack Miller, The new regulations ap. individual, a family, and a commWlity. cluef of the department's divi- proved included: ' The 4-H club program in Meigs County is broadening its sion of parks and recreation, - Increasing rrom four to six ·objectives and the opportunities for youth and adults to parannounced. horsepower the site limit of ticipate. While a traditional club may have 8 to 10 regular One proposed regulation was motors used on lakes .it meetings, special clubs and groups can be organized around any oot adopted. Miller said that strouds Run State Park near subject matter of interest to youth and may involve one meeting, rule would have prohibited ca- Athens and Forked Run State one contact, or a series of meetings and contacts. noes, rowboats, sailboats and Park near Pomeroy. Through the cooperation of the schools of Meigs, Southern, other slow moving watercraft - Requiriilg a quiet period at from entering·speed zones and state park campgrounds from the NEW ill FARMING waterskiing zones. IOp .m. to 7 a.m., during which Mill~r said the rule was dis- time the loud playing of radios and Eastern LOcal Districts, some 500 fifth and sixth graders carded because it would have phonographs,' ~levision sels or' have had the opportunity to participate in the ':Mulligan Stew" nutrition program . This involved a series of slx colored motion pictures with accompanying guidebooks and activities to help the young people get a better understanding <>f nutrition. · One teacher has pointed out that this nutrition program carried over into the lunchroom because the students were point· ing in their meal to the important parts of the nutrition program they had seen in the films. Emphasis in the 11 Mulligan Stew" program was the 4+3·2 concept, emphasizing the importance of four or mOre servings from the vegetable-fruit g?oup, four or more servings from the breado<:ereal group, three servings from the milk group, and two or more servings frOm the rrieat group ror every individual for every day. Another special activity planned this summer is a day camp • TRAMI ~OL is a new broad spectrum wormer-over by Mrs. Patty Kelly, -4-H Program Assistant and Mrs. Pansy 97% effective in lungworm contr ol Jordan, 4-H Assistant. The regular 4-H camps will be available • One treatment level for both mild and severe infection control again this year with the Meigs-Gallia Junior 4-H Camp, June 10. • Does not set cattle back or depress feed intake like 14; the Three-County 9 and 10· Yr . Camp, June 17-19; and the most other worme rs. Five County Teen Camp, June 24-28. • Avai labl e in convenient OBLET'" ;orm in boxes of So or 200- or !?oluble Drench Powder in dis posable mixing jar. mllSical instruments wiU be prohibited. POMEROY - Producers - Banning scuba diving at A. who chose wheat .and feed W. Marion St~te Park near grain program plans that in· Circleville . ducted set-aside acreag·e are - Prohibillng swimming at reminded that the fiv e-montl1 state park beaches between 9 period during which grazing of p.m. and 10 a,m., except at set-aside acrca~e is prOhibited beaches lighted and designated began April 1. for swimming after 9 p.m. 'This limiWtion on the usc of - Prohibiting residenls of se t-<tside acreage applies to priva te property near state producers who want to earn the parks · from depositing refuse full program payment, sfiid .1-tetramiso/e "Trldemark from their homes on sta te land Orion W. Housh, chairman of and making it unlawful to the Meigs County Ag r.icultur~ l dump refuse in state parks, Stabilization and Conservation except in receptacles provided I ASCi Committee. Oth er for that prupose. producers who also chose the Siebert, 36, was a major . _Your starting salary will be $307 a month and you can move .up quickly . 30 days paid vacati on annually. very best medical care. Travel. Educational opport unities. A good deal. Many .di tt eren t jobs opening up .soon. -Choose the best. Contact y.our Air Force recruiter today and look over whilt will he 'available. rSee Our All ........• t ' and Murnahan each had two hits apiece for Ironton . Kev SIEBERT TRADED BOSTON (UP! ) - Veteran pitcher Sonny &iebert was traded Friday by the Boston Red S<lx to the -Texas Rangers WHICH JOB DO YOU WANT.? •.' • three years. If you wait unt il th is su mmer, the good job you want may · alr~ady be taken. Choose now and be su re of getting it, under the delayed en Iistm ent -prog ram of the Ur:t ited Stat es Air Force, · • Data· Processing eJet Engine Mechanic •Electronics when Eastern takes on Sym- I summer and collect his salary . from the Penguins for the next PICK YOUR JOB NOW· ••. START LATER! . ' action of the Class A Tourney. Easte rn . now owns a 4..8 overa ll mark . The Eagles a re 3-2 in SV AC play. Next game will be Monday the sixth. Steve Lee was charged with his third loss' of the year _ Skipper Johnson came on in the second but was unable to hold the Tigers. Jim Perry hurled the final three and · two-third innings for GAHS. Dave Kriebel, Steve Johnson J c: ' ' Five new regulations adop_ted' by depaHment • • SOUTH POINT - Defending Class AA Ohio State Baseball Champion Ironton opened defense of ils 1972 title in a big way tM!re Friday evening with a resounding 19-4 Southern Sectional triumph over Gallia Academy High School. The contest was also counted as a makeup game in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Ironton finished conference play with a 6-1 . Opportunities in 4~H :expanded 19- The Sunday Times- Sentinol, Sunday, May 6, 1973 POMEROY LANDMARK JACK W. CAR~EY, Qpen Mon.-Sat . 8 to 6 , _992-2181 MGR. Pomeroy, Q~io �' J8- '!'he Sundav Times- Sentinol, Sunday, May 6,1973 Powerful Ironton rock· s .. Gallipolis nine, .19-4 ' up 29 runs in 11 outings, per- Blue Devils, walked one and hit two GAHS batters. But the Tiger righthander received his best support of the year as IHS baQged out 11 hils off three GAHS hurlers, including five for extra bases . It was Murnahan 's 29th career victory against three setbacks since he became a Tiger regular as a sophomore. He has won 19 of his last 20 champions, and served notice · games, losing only a 4·3 that they will again be the team decision to Athens earlier this to defeat for the big crown this year. That loss, should Athens sp ring , beat Meigs in a makeup game, " We'll need a little luck, a will cost the Tigers their fourth break from the weatherman, league baseball title in si~ and contin ued good per- years. formances from everybody to Athens, IHl inSide the league, repeat," said Coach Burcham already owns a slice of the title. following the Tigers' sur- AHS has won i3 SEOAL prisingly easy victory over diamo~d crowns since league GAHS. play began in 1941. Oddly enough, Coach : Gallipolis felt by the Osborne's Blue Devils, weak wayside in tournament in the hitting department competition by suffering Its this sprin g, managed six hits second Worst defeat ever Jo off ace Tiger hurler Jerry baseball. Worst loss In GAHS Murnahan- two of them for history is ~2-3, lnf!tcted by extra bases. GAHS plated Parkersburg 's . Big · Red In four runs off Murnahan, who the 1948 season opener. entered the game with a 5-l The Blue Devils commi tted season mark, and an 0.38 nine cos tly err ors Friday earned run average. In 37 permitting 10 unearned Tiger ·innings this spring, Murruns ~ nahan had perm itted onl~ GAHS took a 2·1 lead in the two earned runS:. He had 54- top of the secOnrJ . Ironton se rit strikeouts and only seven 12 men to the plate in the walks. bottom of the second inning Friday, Murnahan, a senior, eight of them scored . Ironton mitting the opposition 2.6 runs a game. Not bad for a high school team. The Devils had committed 16 errors, arid GAHS hurlers had permitted only 47 hits - less than five ~feties per outing. Ironton wasn't impressed by those figures . Th~ Tigers showed the Blue Devils why they are the defending state mark. Overall, Coach Mike Burcham's Tigers are 1f>-3. Coach Jim Osborne's Blue Devils are 7-5 on thz ye11r, and .2·3 in conference action . GAHS will host Waverly on Memorial Field in ils next outing Monday. Ironton will play th e wjnner of Monday's South Point - Rock Hill Southern Sectional semi-final tilt on Wednesday for the sectional Iitle and a berth in the Cla ss AA District Tournament, to be held at Rio Grande next Week. South Point eliminated Fairland; 8-4 Friday afternoon. Rock Hill had a lint rouna bye. One thing Coach Osborne's Blue Devils were proud of this year was their defense . They 've been better than average in that department the past three years. Goi ng into Friday's battle with Ironton, GAHS had given gave up four runs ( two earned) on six hits, fcmned only three added six runs in the third , one in the riftli a nd three more in Eastern ousted, 4r:-2 FEDERAL HOCKING - Bill . Osborne, Mike Larkins, The Eastern Eagles were and Richard Cross all had eliminated -4-2 by the Federal- singles an d catcher Alan Hocking Lancers Friday in the Duvall doubled . The Eagles first round of . the· Class A Sectional Tournament. Despi te the loss, Eastern outhit F -H 7-4. The I~ancers scored two runs on seven hits. As far as the pitching was co nce rn ed, it was evenly matched. Eastem hurler Cross held the Eagles scoreless after fanned seven and walked six . the third inning. In the first Moundsman Ed Hastings inning, Denny Hal1 put It all struck out six and gave up no together to enable his team to walks: get-the necessary runs. Pitcher Last Wed nesday Easte rn Ed Hastings walked to first and defeated North Gallia High by went to second bn a wild pitch. a score of 8·5. Alail Duvall won Hall hit a triple to score . the game for the Eagles with Has tings. Hall then stole horne.- the help of dOubles by Randy Other hitters for the Lancers Blake, Tom Spence 1·, an d were Hastings, who doubled, Richard Cr oss. . and Harris who tripled. Federal Hocking will now For Eastern, Tim Spencer, meet Crooksville in semifinal HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES mes Valley. 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I . .gf ga Cincinnati 1 0 7 3 Nova Scotia 0 1 3 7 Friday's Result Cincinnati 7 Nova Scotia J .- .· these 4~H members grow. , -1 Parents and advisors working togetHer can do so mu't:h more for boys and girls then either cart do alone. · 4-H club work in Meigs County offers youth and adulls an opportunity, a pleasant experience, and a chance to grow. Details can be secured by calling 992-3895 or contact the County Extension Office. •• graze the :Jcre;Jgc throughout Lheyear, or to cut tlay or sil~1gc from i~, provided they give adV.ante noike to the t\SCS county oHi ce. They also , wil l furfcit ll p<Jrt of their prog1·am payment. F.or producers who want to eurn · lhc fu ll payti1cnt, the Friday · whi Ch wi ll pro.vid~ $100,000 a month in sf<lte gasoline tax money for in sta lling safe ty devices at hund .. reds of s tate railroad Cr ossin gs . . 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Keep in 8 HP 3011 REAR-ENGINE RIDER YOU can-.._ afford a Miles home ' Project work may offer a chance to explore future career · possibilities and it may be the first opportunity for a boy or girl to Through the 4-H club program we give boys and girl; the opportunity to gain new knowledge, skills and attitudes through real..(ife experiences; realize the satisfactions and dignity of work ; and develop leadership. talents and abilities. Through 4-H club work we hope boys and girls will practice healthful living and constructive use of leisure time; appreciate LAST MODEL AVAILABLE 1.. ~essag 4-H is a family affair. 4-H is adaptable to any individual, any home. and community. 4-H is decision making - individually and as groups. 4-H provides for ownership, as well as buying, making, and selling. 4·H is based on fact and science with use of the resources of our Land-Grant University , The Ohio State University. 4-H is a part of the economic and social life of the conlmunity. 4-H is " learning by doing. tl The real heart of the 4-H ''learn by doing" experience is the member's 4-H " project." Members need help in selectinl! work experiences which will give them new understanding and develop new skills. It is important for them to select a project which they are capable of doing, if they are io know the' satisfaction of a job well done. •• SPECIAL DEAL! KEYE BUILDING & LOAN I ·Have you dreamed of ownin9 a home ·1n the deco r of your choice, done by professional . designers? Wh at deco r wo·uld you .choose? Early American? <!'S Panish? Modern? You'd have your kitchen arranged around the sinkrefrigerator -rang e triangle to save st eps. Your bathroom wou ld have vau lted ind irect lighting . . Solid walls of closets and s torag e sPace in your bedroom s. Well. thi s kind of hous ing is already bUilt. Furnished and decorated in the decor of your choice. And you can Own suc h a one, two, or J, three bedroom ho me on cf simple payment · plan that covers every thing · . .. house, fur11 it ur_e, ap pliances, and decor. Why nC't see your home of th e future today? The 4-H club program can · be expanded greatly with additi a! staff help able to go out and recruit adult leadership . Each year sexeral boys and girls who actively wish to be members of a 4-H club are denied this pri~ilege because of inability to locate adu lts who are willing to serve as leaders. The gfeatest reward to the advisor will come from seeing boys and girls grow and develop. All 4-H club advisors· . work on a vo lunteer basis and receive n_o pay other than the satisfaction of seeing young people develop into mature citizens. set-aside options may elect to CENTRAL SOYA Of .OHIO By player to be named later. of race, creed , o r national origin . Call 992-5321 Fo.r Free Estimate California 000 000 10o---- 1 B0 Baltimore 000 000 ooo-- 0 2 0 May (3. J) and Kusnyer ; MCNally (3-4) and Etchebarren. See Our , .... · :-:~.~~ Tramisol* • It's a GENUINE Mobile ·• A flexible duct kit that hooks Home. Central Air tondl· up easily to your existing duct work. .... Uoner. As in past years, these camps will be opened up to non-4-H youth who may be interested. Details may be secured frmu tho County Extension Office. For 4-H youth who need financial assistance to attend, can1p scholarships will be made available on a full or part basis. Application should be made to th~ County Extension Office or one of the 4-H Assistants. Interest in the 4-H Plan.O-Rama was evidenced by the club winning the record for the most attending. The Busy Beavers 4-H Qub, advisors Delma Karr, Me;ry Hoover, Jean Province, and Evelyn Thomas "had 23 members, parents and advisors present. The highest percentage of membership attendance was a tie with 13outof 15for the Up and At 'Em 4-H Club, advisor Ruth Milford; and the Middleport Merry Munchers, advisor Jennifer Butcher. 4-H club ti-.embership in Meigs County is open to all boys and girls who have i>assed their eighth birthday by January 1 or are in the 3rd grade ond have not passed their l!lth birthday as of January 1, 1973. This membership is open to all youth regardless based on real~ife projects and program. It's adult lite in the makmg. Grazing ban on set-aside began Aprill · 3rd & Sycamore Streets · GALLIPOLIS, OHIO "Your F_a rm S.upply Supermarket" ·, •. I~' - 040010000 0-5103 Los Ang 000 013 001 1- 6 15 0 Wi se, Segui (9) anct-McCar ver ; -osteen, Hough {5J.Culver 13 2 (7), Brewer (9) and Ferguson . WP- Brewer (2 -1) . LP- Segui .. .. •. VI•C:.t"'•A l '- HU Schun Mo.,;.. Hom .. r. ~• Reed , Frisella (8), Niekro House (12). Schueler {13). Kelley 08) and Oates ; Ruth · ven, Scarce ( 9), Wilson (l2J, · Twitchell (1 4), Lersch (1 6 ), Lan borg ( 19) and Boone. WP\Yahama's lone hit Was a Lon borg (2-4) . LP- Kelley {01). HR - Evans (7th). ,. fifth-innin~ sin~ l e by David ( 10 innings) Brabham . Kevin Camp pitched the route for the Falcons allowing seven hils, striking out six and walking four _ Stover fanned 13 and walked lronfon ; Mobile 'QIIIIIIIIlU Homes. "'liO" ••I MASON - The Waharna White Falcon baseball team suffered a 3~ loss Fr.iday at the hands of Ripley on ·a one-hitter . by lefthander Stov.er. · Lungworm Control! l'. TE~RY Park. There is no entry fee to Schult leads The Way With ·PTL & Unitized Construction HQ .. E SAlES Cattle Falcons lose 3-0 decision {11), SI.L . •-- New ... Easy ... Effective ' FridJJy's scores innings) Scott Wylie, rf 1 3 1 . Houston 000 200 030 000 04~ 9 ' Terry Mowery, rf 1 0 0 York New Greg Spence, ss 4 2 1 040 001 000 000 00- 5 8 1 Bob Thomas, ss 4 o 0 Forsc h, Gr iffin tSJ. Crawford Keith Parker , 11-cf 2 2 1 IBI, Upshaw 181. York 191. Ray Tom Parker, 1b 1 1 0 {12) and Howard ; Koosman , Dave KriebeL Jb -c 4 3 2 McGraw (8); Hennigan (8J. Jerry Vast, 3b ~ 0 0 Parker (14) and Grote. WPJerry Murnahan. p 5 2 2 Ray (2 -0). LP- Henn igan (0-2). Bino BolL c 2 2 1 Hr- Cedeno (3rd). : 2 0 1 John Zorrez, If Steve Johnson, 3b 3 2 2 Chicago · 300 010 00{}- 4 8 1 Rick Massie. cf 1 0 0 San Fran 200 003 OOx- 5 6 1 Jeff Br ickey, 2b 3 0 0 Jenkins , Bon ham (7) and Bill Wadde ll. 2b 1 0 0 Rudolph ; Marichal, Sosa (6}, Larry Brammer, 1b 3 2 0 Moffitt (7) and Rader Jef f Collins, lb 0 0 0 Sosa· (4-0). LP- Jenkins. WP(2 -3). TOTALS JJ 19 11 HRs: . . _ _Speier (1st), Monday Score by Innings : (5th ), Pepitone (2nd). Kingman Gal lipolis 020 020 o- 4- 6-9 (2nd 1. Iron ton 186 01 3 x- 19-11 -1 Winning . pitcher - Mur - · 020 oos 212- 12 12 1 nahan C6-ll ; Loser - Lee ! 0- Pittsbgh · Sa n Diego 010 000 032- 6' 7 1 3) ; Inning s pitc hed - Mur Blass ·(I -ll and May ; Nor nahan,.]; Lee 1 an d one-fh ird; man, Ross (6), Arlin (7), Jo hnson l ; Pef-ry 3 and twoTroedson (9) and Kenda ll. LPthirds ; Wild Pitch - Johnson, (0 -4). HR sCash (1st). Norman Perry ; At bats off - Murnahan 26 ; Lee 12; John son 7; Perry Sten nett 2 {2nd anc:l 3rd). 14 ; Hits off - Mvrnahan 6; Lee 6; John so n 2; Perry-3; Ruhs off (20 inn s) - Mur nah a n 4; Lee 9: Johnson Atlanta 002 000 000 Ooo 200 6;' PGtry 4; Base on ba lls off ' . 000 oo- 4 17 1 Murnahan 1i Lee 2: Jo hn son 2; Phi ladelph ia Perry ~; · Struck. Ol! t by 000 000 020 000 200 Murnahan 3; Lee 2; Perry 4; 000 01 - 5 9 4 Hit by oitched ball ~ Mowerv . by Perry·; Boll by Joh nson; Burnette by Mur na ha n ; for cash and a minor league cOmpete. REDUCED ' left to right - Steve Slone, Kev Sheets, Dick Barcus, Leon Co llins & McDona ld ; Scorer gums wtt t ee years remain· Harbour ; Time _ 2:31,- Ex tra ing on his .contract that pays · · base hitS - Shee ts, wa tson, him an estimated $50,000 a dou b les ; Wylie, Spe nc e,\ . Murnahan, Boll and Johnson, year,said Friday he would not a ll doubl es; Stolen · bases coach in the National Hockey Parker, Boll and Johnson 2; SlO ne; Errors - Slone, 2; Le ag1;1e next season. 81Jrnette, Kiesling, Berri.dge, Kelly said he plans to return Lee, Johnson. ·Nid ay ' and to his farm .ir. Ontario this Wei her one each ; Murnahan. - ' :o~~ Devils. Pictured above in their new uniforms are, first row, ~LU£ Kev Shee.ts, If Steve Slone, ss BiiiHolland,ss Dave Bvrnette, 1b Mike Berridge, cf-c Steve Lee, p Skipper Johnson, p Dave Thomas, Jb Mike Watson, 3b Jim Pe rr y, 3b-p Jim Niday, cf-lb Ray Weiher, 2b Dick Barcus. rf Briggs, Mike Watson, Jim Perry, Bill Holland, Brett Wilson and Roger Harbour, trainer. Rear- Coach Jim Osborne, Ray Weiher, Dave Thomas, Jim Niday, Steve Lee, Skipper Johnson, Mark Kiesling, Dave Burnette, Mike Berridge and Asst. Coach C. L. (Johnny) Ecker. BLUE DEVIlS ELIMINATED - Ironton eliminated Gallipolis from the 1973 high school tournament picture Friday at SOuth Point with a 19-4 victory over the Blue DEVILS 141 Player- Pas. - AB R H Brett Wilson , rf-2b 4 1 0 Mark Kiesling, .c 3 1. I Leon Br iggs, cf 0 0 0 GAH> GAHS 4, lronfon 8; Umpires - coordinator of the second annual Pepsi-Cola Bicycle marathon , May 25-26 .m Central ALL 1973 MOBILE HOMES ON , OUR SALES LOT _M ADGt ,..O .. TMU~ ,,• 1,} . • Perry, Steve Slone and Jim Niday each had singles. coach of the Pittsburgh Pen· · h hr Olymplc ~ Bicyc1e team, is FOR Quality-Price-Service No One Undersells K& K - ::.:-:~~ • while Mark Kiesling, Jim Earned runs - GAHS 2, Ironton 9: Left on base - BICYCLE MARATHON NEW YORK (UP!) - AI Toefield, manager of the U.S. Electric ~ Sheets and Mite Watson collected doubles off Murnahan Kelly, fired last season as disappointment to the Red Sox' pennant hopes last season when he finished with a 12-12 · record. Siebert broke into the majors with the Cleveland 'Indians and came to Boston in a six-player deal in April of 1969. 329 E. Stale Stree1 Athens, Ohio 4S701 Phone : S93-6722 Find Yourself in the United Slates Air Force! ~.A::08IU ...._ e, By C. E. Blakeslee Ext. Agent, Agricuitu(e OOLUMBUS (UP! ) - Five sharply curtailed the areas POMEROY - The Meigs County 4-H Project Plan-0-Rama new regulatiODll · have been where small boals could go and held this past week emphasizes the opportunities available in 4-H adopted by the state Natural would have, in many cases, club and other youth work. Resources Department, to go forced .them to hug shorelines Mrs . Mend~ Jordan, advisor of Columbia Twp _, gave outinto effect at state parks be- of small state park lakes. standing examples of bow 4-H club membership can influence an ginning May 18, Jack Miller, The new regulations ap. individual, a family, and a commWlity. cluef of the department's divi- proved included: ' The 4-H club program in Meigs County is broadening its sion of parks and recreation, - Increasing rrom four to six ·objectives and the opportunities for youth and adults to parannounced. horsepower the site limit of ticipate. While a traditional club may have 8 to 10 regular One proposed regulation was motors used on lakes .it meetings, special clubs and groups can be organized around any oot adopted. Miller said that strouds Run State Park near subject matter of interest to youth and may involve one meeting, rule would have prohibited ca- Athens and Forked Run State one contact, or a series of meetings and contacts. noes, rowboats, sailboats and Park near Pomeroy. Through the cooperation of the schools of Meigs, Southern, other slow moving watercraft - Requiriilg a quiet period at from entering·speed zones and state park campgrounds from the NEW ill FARMING waterskiing zones. IOp .m. to 7 a.m., during which Mill~r said the rule was dis- time the loud playing of radios and Eastern LOcal Districts, some 500 fifth and sixth graders carded because it would have phonographs,' ~levision sels or' have had the opportunity to participate in the ':Mulligan Stew" nutrition program . This involved a series of slx colored motion pictures with accompanying guidebooks and activities to help the young people get a better understanding <>f nutrition. · One teacher has pointed out that this nutrition program carried over into the lunchroom because the students were point· ing in their meal to the important parts of the nutrition program they had seen in the films. Emphasis in the 11 Mulligan Stew" program was the 4+3·2 concept, emphasizing the importance of four or mOre servings from the vegetable-fruit g?oup, four or more servings from the breado<:ereal group, three servings from the milk group, and two or more servings frOm the rrieat group ror every individual for every day. Another special activity planned this summer is a day camp • TRAMI ~OL is a new broad spectrum wormer-over by Mrs. Patty Kelly, -4-H Program Assistant and Mrs. Pansy 97% effective in lungworm contr ol Jordan, 4-H Assistant. The regular 4-H camps will be available • One treatment level for both mild and severe infection control again this year with the Meigs-Gallia Junior 4-H Camp, June 10. • Does not set cattle back or depress feed intake like 14; the Three-County 9 and 10· Yr . Camp, June 17-19; and the most other worme rs. Five County Teen Camp, June 24-28. • Avai labl e in convenient OBLET'" ;orm in boxes of So or 200- or !?oluble Drench Powder in dis posable mixing jar. mllSical instruments wiU be prohibited. POMEROY - Producers - Banning scuba diving at A. who chose wheat .and feed W. Marion St~te Park near grain program plans that in· Circleville . ducted set-aside acreag·e are - Prohibillng swimming at reminded that the fiv e-montl1 state park beaches between 9 period during which grazing of p.m. and 10 a,m., except at set-aside acrca~e is prOhibited beaches lighted and designated began April 1. for swimming after 9 p.m. 'This limiWtion on the usc of - Prohibiting residenls of se t-<tside acreage applies to priva te property near state producers who want to earn the parks · from depositing refuse full program payment, sfiid .1-tetramiso/e "Trldemark from their homes on sta te land Orion W. Housh, chairman of and making it unlawful to the Meigs County Ag r.icultur~ l dump refuse in state parks, Stabilization and Conservation except in receptacles provided I ASCi Committee. Oth er for that prupose. producers who also chose the Siebert, 36, was a major . _Your starting salary will be $307 a month and you can move .up quickly . 30 days paid vacati on annually. very best medical care. Travel. Educational opport unities. A good deal. Many .di tt eren t jobs opening up .soon. -Choose the best. Contact y.our Air Force recruiter today and look over whilt will he 'available. rSee Our All ........• t ' and Murnahan each had two hits apiece for Ironton . Kev SIEBERT TRADED BOSTON (UP! ) - Veteran pitcher Sonny &iebert was traded Friday by the Boston Red S<lx to the -Texas Rangers WHICH JOB DO YOU WANT.? •.' • three years. If you wait unt il th is su mmer, the good job you want may · alr~ady be taken. Choose now and be su re of getting it, under the delayed en Iistm ent -prog ram of the Ur:t ited Stat es Air Force, · • Data· Processing eJet Engine Mechanic •Electronics when Eastern takes on Sym- I summer and collect his salary . from the Penguins for the next PICK YOUR JOB NOW· ••. START LATER! . ' action of the Class A Tourney. Easte rn . now owns a 4..8 overa ll mark . The Eagles a re 3-2 in SV AC play. Next game will be Monday the sixth. Steve Lee was charged with his third loss' of the year _ Skipper Johnson came on in the second but was unable to hold the Tigers. Jim Perry hurled the final three and · two-third innings for GAHS. Dave Kriebel, Steve Johnson J c: ' ' Five new regulations adop_ted' by depaHment • • SOUTH POINT - Defending Class AA Ohio State Baseball Champion Ironton opened defense of ils 1972 title in a big way tM!re Friday evening with a resounding 19-4 Southern Sectional triumph over Gallia Academy High School. The contest was also counted as a makeup game in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League. Ironton finished conference play with a 6-1 . Opportunities in 4~H :expanded 19- The Sunday Times- Sentinol, Sunday, May 6, 1973 POMEROY LANDMARK JACK W. CAR~EY, Qpen Mon.-Sat . 8 to 6 , _992-2181 MGR. 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MAY 12, 1973 446-1066 RUSSELL WUOD REALTOR HEALTH TOP The e sn t nuch fun n med c ne but he e s a good deal of med c ne n fun GOOD MORN NG? 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MAY 12, 1973 446-1066 RUSSELL WUOD REALTOR HEALTH TOP The e sn t nuch fun n med c ne but he e s a good deal of med c ne n fun GOOD MORN NG? 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Better Buys On The Best BONUS BUYS '" PH. 992-2174 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan TO WORRY ABOUT GEniNG BACK HOME. 1971 BUICK 1971 DODGE 1972 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC .1970 PONTIAC '1970 PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1970 G.M.C. 19.66 FORD "~r , 3 NEW 1973 1970 DODGE POLARA .....s.1695 '·' 4-door. factory air , V-8 engine, automatic tran smission. power steE!r i ng & brakes, good white~ wall tires , wh ite finish, vinyl top , rad io, Clean insi de. CADILLAC$ IN STOCK 1970 PONTIAC ............... ..S2295 1-Coupe OeVille 2-Sedan DeVilles Flreblrd ESprit . Loca l 1 owner car, 350 v.8 engine, P. steer:ing & automatic trans ., AM-FM radio, lik e new white lettered tires. dark brown fini sh, bucket seat & blk . vihyl FULLY EQUIPPED tr im . A sharp one. Really loaded . KARR & VAN ZANDT 1968 CAMARO CONV•.....~1695 Cadillac . Olds mobile V-8 motor , auto . tran s .. P.S., and w-'w tires. radi o. nice yellow finish with viny l interior . 992 -5342 OUTSTANDING BUYS! 1967 ChevrQiet............ ~ '795 Impala Cpe .• · V-8, automati c. 1967 Skylark Buick ..... ~795 H.T.. Cpe., V-8, automatic, P.S., P. B. 1967 Ford LTD ............. '695 4 Door . V-8, vinyl roof. automatic, P.S., · P. B., radio . 1966 Buick StQ. Wag.•399 ' 2495.00 1 108" cab to ax le, 350 cu . in V-8, 15,000 lb . 2 speed R. Axl.e, solid cab. good 825x20 tire s. This tru ck has alwa ys had good maintenan ce. New 73 Chev . Blazer In Stock - 4 wh. drive. full power, factory air . Hurry ln . We are here to please you . , you'll like our appraisals & trading policy! POMEROY MOTOR CO. " Your Chevy Dealer " Open Eves. Ti I 8 992·2126 ONLy Grand Prix. We sold thi·s car 10 months ago . Just like · new now. Air cond. , vinyl top . Real low mileage . Must see thi s one. Great buy . ONLY Ca talina Brougham 4 dr. H.T ., green wi th green vinyl top, ai r cond. , ta pe player, local one owner, low mileage. Take your family on vacation in this one or enioy the summer weather ahead. 106-3 For Rent •4495 •2995 . '2595. •2195 •1995 Save$$ •995 ONLY OUR BOND For Sale Corb'1n & Snyder ---~~=~-·13-11 ·TRA ILER s pa ces on Bulaville Rd . Ca ll 446·3879 or 367.7438. - ~: 1·:'. 4 Pomeroy Parsons' Furnl"ture' ,· --~---- ~-'--~-~- Plumbing & Heating STANDARD Plumbing & Heating 214 Th i rd Ave ., 446 ·3782 1B7·tf • RUSSELL'S PLUMBING& HEATING Gallipolis, 446-4782 297·11 ' DEWITT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 160at ·Evergreen ' Phone 446-2735 • 187.tf ~--,-r.--,--- The 'Best Gravely Model ,2 & 3 BEDROOM Always The Best·,Deal On l!~sl Homes - GOLDEN EMPRESS ~ VAN DYKE - GRAY WOOD . - GRAND HAVEN .....:. HILLCREST - HALLMARK - ESQUIRE 50 X 12 to 70 X 14 CHECK OUR SPECIALS UP TO 12 YEAR FINANCING WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL • Gr8.vely's biggeRt , stronKest ! raciorwith pqwer to ' handl e_the r eally tough jobs, • ~ew 8 ·~peed all· gea r tran smission co,~bi nes with co ustant·spee d power tukeotf to give positive centro! moRt effic;ient operati n g ' speed. • No flu id power l o~:ie:-1, no belts to Sli p or break . 586 Locust St , . 992-7004 Middleport Open 8 to6 Mon. thru Sat. · · ·... ·. . 1972 500 HONDA. low mileage with extras, new condition. $1 ,295, 446~0548 , 105·6 . Open For Inspection OUR NEW MODEL HOME Sunday 1 to 5 For Sale NewGMC Truck Headquarters 1969 Ford 3J4 ton ca mper specia l 1963 Chev. 2 ton dump . · 1966 1!2 T . Chev . PU 1967 :~;.~~ T. GMB PU 1966 :~;.~~ T. GMC PU 1960 1 HC tru ck tra·ctor 1969 11:2 TO. GMC PU ~----~---1969 GMC 11:2 ton PU _1Q63 BUICK Sky lark, good - 196"7 Ford 112 ton PU con di tion . Ph one 446·4085. 1967 112 ton Chev . 108-3 1966 -GMC 112 ton PU -~-'---::c-c:-~-1970 GMC 'h lon PU 1966 12 x 57 NEW Moon Mobile 1969 1/ 2 T . Ford PU Home ,. 3 br., in exce llent 1969 Olds 88 Condition. $3,000. Call 446- 1969 Dodge Stat ion Wagon 2950. 1971 3 T . Chev. truck 108·3 19"70 112 T. Chev.. PU - - - - - - -- -'-1969 lf2 T . Chev. PU '6 3 INTERNATIONAL P . U .. 1965 T . Chev , PU · $300. 4 ft . mowing ma chine for · 1969 1h T . GMCPU Bolen H usk ey, ' 57 Chevy 1968 112 T. GMC PU panel, ref r igerator , Hyd . 1966 lf.r T. GMC PU c yl i nders for Fr ee man · 1967 :i:;4 T . Ford PU Loader , Case Tractor for 1968 112 T. GMC PU part s. 388·9906. 1967 112 T. GMC PU 107.3 . 1967 <;, T. GMC PU ~---'---~-1959 'h T. Ford 1972 DETROITER; 60 x 12, full · SOMMERS G.M.C. kitc hen, li ving room, 1 bath , 2 TRU.CKS, INC. br ., 21$5-9326 Rio Grande. 133 Pine St. 108·6 446 ·2532 267 -tl ~---_.....:._AKC reg. Cocker Spaniel puppies, very light buff, K & P Kennels, 388·8274. 108·6 '73 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Dr . Sedan • . auto. trans., P. steering . P. brakes. fa c. a1r cond., Florentin e r ed with black interior, W· S· W t ires, radio, low [niieage, l1ke · new con d. · •3495 WOOD MOTOR SALES Eastern Ave. MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT RICE'S ------ The TR EN DHOME i" 1. Suitt on 16 ·inch centers. 2. Has 2)(4 wall studs with glued and. nailed V2 inch drywall 3. FuHy insulated. · 4. 2xB floor ioist. 5. large closets. . 6. Firealarm for your ·protection. .· 7 • Carpeting in living, hall and a 113 bedrooms . . 8. Has 1~12 baths, tub with seat and 2 soap trays. 9, Alum1num ea'ltes and down spouting. 10. Aluminum proiecfion and siding with 'llery littte upkeep. 11 . Rubber treated aluminum windows . 12 . Storm doors and windows. ll . Large kitchen with beautiful cupboards and dbuble sink. 14. Garages, sliding glass doors, basements, and many other features. · 19. 2x6 rafters . 16. Nice utitity ropm and washer.dryer space. 17. Co_p per plumb•.ng ,, · . ' . , 18. These homes are manufactured by the largest home builder in the UNITED STATES. 19. Nearly 112 acre lots available, at building site, and lOts in Meigs School District. . · 20: These. houses are built according to code, and will pan mspecflon. · · 21. Price is only $19,995 .00 on your lOt. · Let Us · Build Your New · Home! lift . .. rear-mounted For Sale · . RELIEVE GAS PAINS •199.00 DOWN '•. t -----~ - forward-neutral-reverse durability. · help you mat-ch the I to the job with a wide selecti on of t ractors accc~s.or::-ics, unci featu r~s. Come in and talk .it ovt!r , tr)r 'e m out todav! ·. · · 'GRAVELY T.RACTOR SALES & SERVICE 992-2?75 . Open-8a .m . lil!i : JD Mon. thru Thurs. 8 a.m. Till Fri. lind Saturday p.n;.. WE SERVICE Wli,ftT WE SELL • WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL •71.75 · ~CA S H PRICE - $2361.05. 36 pay mente resulling in Total Note of $2581.00 at A. P.R. of 11.95 pel. Bank financing to approved credit . Sales Tax . & Registration fe es ex tr a. · Associates: Helen L .. Teaford. Gordon B. Teaford l:..f/""A PHONE 992-3325 ' ' ' per mo.* 1973 V.W. BEETLE, MODEL 1111 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR.~ BROKER EQUAL HOUSING · OPPOP,TUNITIES 110 MECHANIC STREET 1973 8"TRACK . A small ba lance 'S INGE~'Sewl ng Mach ine Sales of $88.64 or pay $6 .50 per & Ser vice . All" mod~ls il'l month . Phone 446-0255. stock . Free delivery . Service ---,--~--- ··11 ~~~ guat.-1nteEld ." Models p f. lce 1 195i 'CHEVY 2 dr . - Station , · ' tPE s~ r"ipeS; t"tpt!s, ·ulju, ~~---,----_:96- lt fr om $69 .95 . French wagon. Mln l con d ition. 270 Chera·tan .. BBB, Jobey, Hil &on ~ Fabric Shoppe , Singer ap "S EEING IS BELIEVIN G". H. P. Balan ced , posi lr acflon .(1nd others. Tawney's· Pipe-1 Pro•re:t dea ler,. 58 Cour t St. Show ing th is weekend - Ca ll 5:38, ~ speed . M any ext ra s and Trop hy House, 422 Second Ph , 4·16·9255 , 367 -7861. then come and see. Ave . · · $850. 446-r1999 . Many, rnany extra s wrapped ------~3PB·I --------'--~199 -tl• up in bea ut i ful Custom home. For a fami ly or either for "NEW and used instrumen ts., cou ple th!lt enter'tains a lot ln Brun icardl House of M usic. 54 l ove ly " Tara Estate" . State Street . Ph one 446-0687. Spacious rooms, bul.lf for l"es s 3J.tf 1 maintenance in and. out . We wou ld not be leaving but job has taken us permanently "Out AK C TOY· Poodle puppies $75 of town . and $85. 256-6247. · 106 ~ 3 98-26 ·cu•· 72 MERCURY MONTEGO MX :Don Watts V.W., Inc. v:tp POMEROY, OHIO 19S Upper .River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio, Ph. 444-9800 ', I' '/ . ·Authorized Dealer 2 Dr . hardtop, V-8, auto. tran s., P. . stee ring, l ac . air cond., tinted gla ss, vinyl roof. W·S-w tires, w-eaver s, 17,000 m i les, loca liy owned, showroom co nd. GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH Need Another 81dg._"f · • . . . . . 10"6·3 SEE ou r· alum inum bldg s. ·· . Heavy dutr,, w ith floor ing ~ -.. 8 FT. TRU .1<: ca mper, ex wir;,ed for e ectr ic: Also Wes t ce llen t cond 1t1on. $~.0_00 . 245· 5102 · Virg inia chunk coaL drain · 106 3 tile, bell file, cement and · mortar . Gallipolis Block & · Coal Co ., 12J'Il .Pi ne, 446 .2783 . 1968 GTO, 30,ooo· miles. A-1 cond .• 368·82{>() . 207 .11 106-3 ' ---~--· .ALL. TYPES ol bulidlng · 1970 . MUSTANG. 302 V -8, 3 materlals, block, brick, sewer speed floor shift, low. mi leage. pipes, winQows, linte ls, eoc. one owner , Jexcelle nt con· dition . Call 446-0063 alter 5 p. · Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Phone 245-5121 after 5. · m. 106.3 . 123·11 '•' ' $3095 -------·--·--··• 71 MUSTANG, 2 DR. HARDTOP · 250 6 cy f. engi ne, au to . trans., .P. stee r ing.• r adio, w -s-w tir es, w·cove r s. showroom con d . Locally owned · one $2295 4 Or. hard lop, vinyl roof. 400 engine. P . brakes. P . ~ leering, lac. air cond., 4 NEW CAR SPECIALS 1973 PLYMOUTH · GOLD '2625 1973 . PLYMOUTH SATELLITE' .SEBRING 2.DOOR HARDTOP ' P. S., P. B., automatic, vinyl roof , w -s-w tires. '362 1973 PLYMOUTH VALIANT SCAMP 2 DOOR HARDTOP Au toma t ic, P.S., vinyl r oof . . •2920 SPRING SPECIAU 1973 OiRYSLER NEWPORT 2 DOOR HARDTOP . . STICKER PRICE S5310 .95 RICE . ·•4445 STICKER PRICE $5353,35 OUR PRICE ' '4490 2-1973 '340' DUSTERS To Choo;se From, Alf Fully Equipped, with P ~ .1 nd Disc Power Brakes. GaUipolis Chrysler-Plymouth · 1639 Eastern Ave. ------MERCURY . ' $~99.~ 35"1 V.8 engine, au to. tr ans., P. s. teering , ·P. b rake?, vinY,I r oof, e:xc· . . el lent ~:a nd . . ------------------7l .TORINO 2 DR. HARDTOP . - . $1795 V.8, auto. tra ns., P. steeri n·g, fa c. a ir cond·. , tinted glass, r1 new W · S · W ti r es. Ve r y s. harp . -------------------------71 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN • -'~.]P.~as~s!j.~S:I~w~.t,1:<JOO;fv'~·B;~en]g~in;e~:·~P.:.~b~ra~~k~e:':· . ~~:? 695 't 71 . FORD F-250 314 TON 'r P. ring, fac. rack . 4 ai r . cond .• de lu xe w "s-w li res, 60.000 :...•• I ~· Gallipolis . 446-3273 ) ) TRUCKS . . 4 Wheel Dr. Picku p · Spt . custom pack-age , Free ru nning hubs, 360 v.a' engine, 4 sp . trans .• I CC cab tights, Deluxe twq .ta;ne paint. . r adio, heavy duty step bumper , 5-- 750x16 8· ply truck ty pe tires, sliding rear win dow. Less than 11 ,000 aC iua l mi les, one owner , excellent cond . $3895 .~;::.-.:.::.:;;::.,-;;;:•~-·-·--·-·-------------· 1 Oeluxecab, 307N.se.ngine, auto . trclns., r i;Jdio, r:ea r step bumper, lull W-eavers, Wes tern mirror.s, in beaut iful cond 70.000 m iles. · · $2295 -----------------·-·• 71 FORD % TON PICKUP 360 v.a eng·ine, 4 _speed, r e.ar step. bum per', Western mirrors, 750x16 rubber · r<1dio . Excellent "cond. $2595. ·--·----------------69 FORD RANOiERO 500 ste~ring. $159. 5 . 6 cyl. engi ne, ·P. bab¥ doll. . · · A real ·sharp 1 e 5 CHEVROLET /z TON PICKUP 1973 NEWPORT ·4 DR.' H.T., AIR ,& ALL EXTRAS c SALES REPRESENTATIVE: MAGNETIC Sig ns far cars anct tru cks . All k inds, Simmons "GOOD CLEAN LUMP MdPrinting and Office E.q uip sl oker coa l. Carl W!f1ters , RI-Q ment. Gr ande. Phone 245-5115. 52-tl For Sale ~--~~~iiiiliiiiiiiiii Built.by: B&K Excavating o1ctio n for m<~:neu ve rabili ty .. .· famouM Gravely . For Sale Ga Iii polis, Ohio ' OR .TRADE OF EQUAL VALUE engine for extra traction . and stability . .. inRtant · Pomeroy, Ohio GALLIPOLIS, OHIO For Sale ., SMITH BUICK, INC. UPPER ROUTE l BEAUTIFUL AKC Toy Poodle, female . Apr icot color. Call 446-1266. NEW & USED FURNITURE N~ taki.ng reservations for f!Aay, June, July . Complet e 10B·3 &54 Second, 446 -9523 pr1mary tnsuran ce provid ed at no extra cost . Rates as low NEW sofa beds $59.95; New as $150 .00 per week & mileag·e. MUST se ll Lowrey organ, Sea ly Maf.lresses tw in and 1403 Ea stern Ave . Nexf ·to Economy Motor Sales owned less than a year, dou ble sizes, $29 .95 up. perfect condit ion. Call 446· 1969 FORD Custom VI:! !::! ld ., 0520 . 40,000 miles $795, or trade for 108·6 pickup, util i.ly -trai1rr huitt to -----~ haul motor cycles $150. Ph . WE STINGHOUSE refrigerator 388-8762 . Vinton. cind Maytag square tub 107-3 13) TWIN NEED LE Sewing .washer 1 446·1259 a fter 4 p.m. Machines 1973 M odel in 108·6 walnut stand . All features 2 BEDS comple t e, electric buiit •in fo r:nake fancy d~sig n s AIREDALE puppies, fu!l stock •. · re fr ig ., 19" por table TV. end and do stretch sewi ng·. Also tables. coffee table, desk, 6 weeks old, Hoadley Garlic. buttonholes, blind hems, etc. Jr .. Lower River Roa d, chest · of drawers, dresser, $43 .3 ~ cash pr iCe or term s Ga ll ipol is, 256-6029 after 5 uSed bathtub, with ba sin, available: Electro Hygiene p.m. commode. c.om plete with Co. Phone 44§·431 2. · ·· 108·3 fittings . After 4 p.m ., ph . 367· ---------'7120. =~-::~-'-:-~_ __:10;.6 107 -tf 14 FT. Fibergl ass boat 45 hp. Dale R. Sanders Inc. 12) VACUUM CLEA NERS motor with tra iler. Exce llent Electro Hygiene NeW . cOndition , 446-1130 after" ·4 WINCHESTER lOi (over and 600 E. State Street Demonstrators ha s all under) 26" barrel, 12 gauge ." p.m. Athens, Ohio cleaning att~ chrnents plu s the (2l.4) r ib sigh ts, 1st S300, one . 10H new Ete c +ro Suds, · for yr . old Winchester ·94, fever ..::__~----shampooing carpet. ' Only action, 30·30 Cowboy· com · AUTOMATIC Norge Washer, S27 .50 cash price or term S memorative, 1 year ol d 1st working , $A5, Southside, 675·· ' avai lable . Electro Hygiene $100. l,.a_rry Evan s, f192 -7777 3087, . MUST se ll 1973 deluxe t Zig Zag . Co. Phone 446-4312 . . 108-3 days. evenings 446·4850. · sewin g mach ine. This 101· 3 --~------'-· 104-6 ma chi ne darns, embroiders, HONDA 350, exce ll en t· .con . makes buttonhole s, all SMALL bulldozer. Ph. 388·8532 . OLD DI SHE S, depressio n glass, diti on. 446-3934. wi thout attachmen t s. Just · antiques. and A.von BOttles. 107·3 108-3 dial <:! nd sew. Pay· balance of Ph , 446·2467 . · S38.50 or pay $5 per month . 100·20 Phone 446-0255: . 96·11 66 CYCLON~ GT 390, 4 barrel ca rburetor , c-6 Automati c, no F "o = R-:M:-:1-:: C-:Ac-b~ a-c.th~r~ o~ o~ m~v~a~n-, 11y 10p rust $600. 2d5·5 11 8. ' . · and kitchen cabinet top. 446107 2 --c-_,....:_-~-0159 . ' 1063 69 P.L YMPUTH BarraCuda, 6 cyl. , auto., P.S.• good· tires, '61 PL YMDUTH. G TX , 449,2 dr. $1 ,250. Ca l l 446·5298 . hardtop, ex tra sharp, 446· 107 ·6 9476. Trendhomes I HARLAND WOOD, GLENN MONTGOMERY, BOB BRICKLES , "Your Chevrolet Oldsmob!le Friendly Semce Dealer'' Point Pleasant, W.Va. 1 !=-lAVE sever~ ! fra.ctor s. Pl ows 1, 2, 3, 4 bottom, one neW 4 bottom John Deere drag plow for $150. Hundred of miscella neous ' pieceS of equipment . Bi ll Goodwin, 6 m il es fro m Wilk esv ill e. Telephone 669·4564. 108-1 .,.------ I Mason County Motor Company 'I• 517 SEE A MEMBER OF OUR SALES STAFF: From K<~lional ~uto Glass Association Published Ust Price. On 11ny Auto Glass (wmdsheld, or back glass) Plus Installation Of · ONLY $12.50 For Any American Made Vehicle, Slightly Higner For Certain Foreitn Vehicles. (Plus; cost C1f replacement or W.Va. state inspection sticker if nKeSSiry) Contact: Jim "Buell" Buch•nan, Body Shop Forman. . . . Phone 675-33t0 . · ' 1 0~- 3 PbUS hydrauli c attachme11l .. Goble Mobile Homes . Valley Nlemory Gardens or tr ade tO lots in Pine Street Ce metery . Call after 5, 446~ 9516. Mounted 50" Mower UP TO 42 MONTHS TO PAY MONTH old Germ~ n Sheph erd, good home required, 446 -9749. IOB-3 --:1.4-:Cc::EccM-cE:cT:-E:cR='Y~I~o~ ts~ln-Oh~lo LOOK FOR SIGNS Tractor with .Center · • ~--:-:-::-:-::c-----1 OB· I . --:-~---­ Saturday 1 to 5 Since We Have Agreed To This Pricing For Insurance Company's, Why Not Let You In On It Too! ---,---- . HAM rad io receiver, 4 band, Hall icafters Model SX 130, .with R 50 speaker, excellent condition. Cal l 245-9335. Ask _ f~r Tom J.R. A.., .,-------,-- - O~or;;inn AUTO GLASS STEEL wheeled rake,. good condition, 446-2485. IOS-6 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 816 Riding . GEN' E -PLAN I> & SO N> PLUMBING - Heating & Air Conditioning . 300 Fo.u rth Ave. Ph . 446-16;!7. ;a.tf CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATIIIIG . Cor , Fourth & Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446·4477 J f65·tf 18.5 HP MUSCLE FOR LAWN A GARDEN JOBS 15 FT. TRAVEL tra iler, sleeps 6, new gas and electric refrig . 256.1270. 10].3 15 FOOT fiberglass boat, 35 HP Evinrude, sk is and equ i pment $395 . Must sell. .Call 446-389 1. 108-3 1970 VINOALE 12 X 63 w ith 6ft ."' HORSES • . half r e g . 1\1\cirgan St all ion and r eg . quarter WINCHESTER 101 trap gun . 3 expando, i)ll electric with barrel set and deluxed· f itted gelding. Call 446-3879, horse central air cond ition ing. 446case $540. 446-0548. or 367-7438. 9284 . 105-6 104-tf 104-6 -· 69 ---=-=--=-=----- Remember We Seroice What We Sell. 1967 FORD Gal axie 500, in 1969 PONTIAC Firebird, exc. Cond .• 3 speed std. trans ., best exce ll en t con dit ion, Pr i ce d • offer. Ph. 446-2822. $825 . 446· 3548, 104-6 104-6 ·$ For Sale GERMAN lrish.Dan e puppies, good watch dog, $1 5. 256•624-7 . . lOB-I Open Evenings ·1117 p.m. & Sal 'til 5 p.m. Service 1il 12 Noon on Saturda;- We Seroice What We Sell OUR WORD IS vO'·u LeSa!Jreo Nordtop Se.don -:------- CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman REMEMBER QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ . COMMUNITY & SALES GAUJPOLIS. OHIO 50 STATE ST. 5 We Are Still Having Some Great Buys On New Buick, Pontiac and Opels. Check ·With Us Before You Bu An Car New or Used . d CARROLL NORRIS DODGE ONLY 241 -tf ------- We have made.a speci~l P!'rchaseof 1973 BUICK LeSABRES 4 DR SE I;> AN~. EquJpp~d Wl!h autom~tic transmission, power st~erin . ~:~:rt~:~d brlakes,bWhite-wall hre_s, air .conditioner, custom se~t 9 ass, .umper protect1ve stnps, bumper guards, door guar s•. remote mlrrow, carpet savers deluxe wh , I protective body side moldings. Qther Models Priced A~~or~~~~~:: Firebird, solid gold color, 350 V-8, auto. , P.S., P. B., bucket seats. Sharp ca r for ONlY T-Bird . Rea I sharp 66 model Bird. Runs & drives Real nice . Pr iced to sell . THREE bedroom double wide mob!le trailer. Completely .SLEE.PING• ROOMS, weekly 1 furnished and all utilities rates . Park Central Hotel. · paid . Rent ' $250 per mon th. 30B-tf Russell Wood, 44.6 -1066 . . 61 -11 APARTMENT tor construction : · men . Ph . 446-0756, 267 .ff BRADBURY f urnished _ ef . liciel}cy apartment, adults on l y. no pets, 729 Sec . Ave . 1 BR . house lrailer located 2 1oo .lf miles from tpwn, all uti l ities paid . 379-2380. OFF ICE space. 504 Ssconct:>Ave. IOB -3 Rear . Cal l 446-1397. ,--~-------=a9. 1f 3 ROOM m()d ern apartment, secon d fl oor old Ohio Valley TWO bedroom furnished home Ba(lk Bl1dg ., ad ults only, $130 in Rio Gran de. Will sub let per month , phone 446·2282. May 14-Aug . 29. 245.5422 . IOB ·3 96,11 F.QR better clean in g , to keep S:c~ L~ E~E~P~I~N~G-~r~ oo~m s~.- G- alli a colors gleaming, use Blue Hotel. Lus tre Car pet cleaner. Rent 94:ff elec tri c s hampoo er $1 at Centra l Supp ly Co. ' . 1Q8·6 Looking for ·a mobil e home GROCERY business for sale ~----~lot or a quality mobile hom e? bu ilding for sa le or lea se: CL.EANlNGEST car pet cleaner , We have both at phone 773·561 8 from 8: ao p.m . you ever used. ;;o easy too . to 10 p.m. for apporntment. Ge t Blue Lu stre. Rent eledrk shampooer $1 at G. C. Mur - --7----.:_____::67-11 phy are bui iding a new· IOB-6 IF home or remodeling, see us. We are bu i lders. Distr ibutor for Hotpo i nt Appliances. Allison Electric . 'JUST _ta~en in, deluxe ziy . .tag 154·11 Rodney-Cora Rd . sew1ng machine. This Rodney , Ohio machine darns, . em · Hour s. 9 a .m. to 9 p.m . bro id e r ies • .overcasts, bul Mo1lday 1hru Saturday tonholes. pay balan ce $36.50" Ph. 245-9374- 245 -5021 or paym en ts can be arranged. 446-0255. ' ·. SEE THEM NOW AT • • • · Exec. Wagon, all whi te with wood grain panel on si de, air cond ., 9 pass. Nice wager. to pull 'that ca mper with . ONLY 1! 2 Ton Pickup,. V·8, auto., P.S .• P.B., radio, custom cab. This truck has 98, 321 miles but st ill runs ltke a top . Priced to sell . 2 BEDROOM mobile. home at Kerr, 0 . $100. 446-0175. si lver fem.31e toy pood le, 2566230. 105-6 • • ~--------SLEE PING rooms. rates, free garage Libby Hotel: : .Where Dealin' Is STARCkAI'T . tra ile r an d folddown highest disco'unt in · tr i -state . Use d 1971 Star Master 8, $1.099, used trailers·, also f i nancing arranged, We service what we sel l. Camp Conl~y StarCraft Sa les behind Red Carpet Inn . Rt . 62 , N. of •Poin t Pleasant 675 .5384. 96-tf ' - - - -- - - ' - STARCI~·AFT Spripg sale on . New an d used travel tra i lers . and fold down campers where you get .service and quaJit y . . CAMP CO NL EY STAR CRAFT SALES. Rt. 62 N. ol Point Pl easant. behind Red <;arpet lh r'l . 675-5384. · 107-11 ' Demon 2 dr. H. T., V.8, auto., P.S., air conct ., local owner. This is a clean little car. •3895 '2195 BY NATIONAL HOMES CORPORATION tamping Equipment . \ ONL '( Go Mobile With Goble! 93-tf .,' AKC. fema le Pug, had all shots. hou se broken. prefer black or Plumbing & Heating MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE · RECONDITIONED MOBILE. HOMES 1973 12x60 Holly Park 1970. 12x60 Amer ican 1964 10x50 Elcona 1971 12x65 Concord ·1972 12x60 Winston 1968, 12x60 Champion 1972 12x6o · Winston 1970 12x60 American 1970 12x60 Roytraft 1970 12x60 Chalj er.ger 1969 12x60 Star , 1968 12x60 Ranchero 1967 12x60 Topper 1966 10><50 Skyline 1964 l0x55 ChampiOn : B&S MOBILE HOMES Second & Viand St. Pt. Pleasant (next to Heck' s) .I For Rent For Sale or Trade Elec. 2254 dr. H.T., vinyl top, air cond., power seat, beige with saddle top & saddle vinyl interior. Priced lo se ll th is week . Lesabre 2 dr. H. T., wh ite with bla ck viny l top, black viny l interior, factory air, P.S., P. B., local" one owner. This car is ready to go for ' ~You'll Like Our nuality Way of Doing Business" .F URNI S HED apt, adulls Central heat, parking, 446· 0338, 27-11 COME to our May sa le, Fan . McGRAW COMPANY tas tic saving s on new fur BULLDOZER. backho e and niture . 2 pc. living roo ~ su ife, NEW: Serta and Bemco mat . land clearing and devel op- 2 BEDROOM hou setraler. air , condi ti oned , adu lt s only, 322 Reg . $199".95 now $145 .00. 2 pc. ment, 446-1502, 388·8230. tress 1lnd box springs. Large Third Av e. 446-3748 or 256· -living room suite Reg. $299.95 IOO· ptf selec ti on in stock - twin , full , 6903. . now only $248. Couc h and queen size. Save up to ,$40 a ch air $98 with trade. Bedroom RUSS'S GLASS . Servi~e, g lass . 107-6 se t. su ites with mattress and box for all needs, specializi ng in 955 Second A'llenue spr ing !!- only . $199.95. Lots of w i ndshieldS, mi rrors, 2 BEDROOM mobi le homes, 444-1171 good u sed furniture to choose plexi gl<l ss, ·rescreen , 704 Pin e, upper R iv~r Rd. , 446'0008 or 276 ~ 11 446.0006. Rio Gra nde, 245-5048 . from . 100- II 107 ·If Mobile Homes For Sale ' Pom eroy - - - - -- - V-8, automatic, P .S., P. B., ra'dio . . GMAC Financing Available Open Eves. Til6- Tii"S P.M. Sat. 1966 CHEVELLE ................ ~7 49 Some.oflhe "standard extras" on the Dodge Coil that represent " optional equipment" on some other domestically available subcompacts include adlustable st~erlng column. front wheel disc brakes, flow·.lhrough ventilation, and full synchromesh four · speed transm ission. A radio antenna that is part of ihe deck lid; flow through ventilation and fully·recllnlng front seats that are standard !except in coupe) are examples of tlte Innovation and extra value of the Dodge Colt. ONE OWNER CARS AND YOU WON'T HAVE •3500 Impala H.T. Sed .. Desert gold with covert tr im, factory t int· glass, 350 eng ., P. steeri ng & brakes, rad io, guards A. all the goodies. never been titled . DODGE COLT! • GO ON VACA liON IN ONE OF THESE Green finish, gold In ter ior. tull power equipment. Cruise Control, new w-s-w tir es. Cl imate Control air condi tion ing. 1972 CHEVROLET. ...........s3795 Hardtop Coupe, the HOT one, and sure to please. V-8, automatic, good tires, good body with green finish , rad io. A SPEC IAL ANY DAY . ,_.ORE FOR .THE MONEY •••• VACATION USED CAR SALE LOWEST PRICES 1970 CHEVROLET 2 TON. .. 23- The Swtday Timeo • Sentinel Swtda Ma • Y. Y6.1973 22-TheSwtday Times·Sentinei,Swtd.ay,Mav~ . 1~73 (' 0 I• n g e s ,( d �• • I SMITH NELSON MOTORS, iNC•. Better Buys On The Best BONUS BUYS '" PH. 992-2174 70 Cadillac H.T. Sedan TO WORRY ABOUT GEniNG BACK HOME. 1971 BUICK 1971 DODGE 1972 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC .1970 PONTIAC '1970 PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1970 G.M.C. 19.66 FORD "~r , 3 NEW 1973 1970 DODGE POLARA .....s.1695 '·' 4-door. factory air , V-8 engine, automatic tran smission. power steE!r i ng & brakes, good white~ wall tires , wh ite finish, vinyl top , rad io, Clean insi de. CADILLAC$ IN STOCK 1970 PONTIAC ............... ..S2295 1-Coupe OeVille 2-Sedan DeVilles Flreblrd ESprit . Loca l 1 owner car, 350 v.8 engine, P. steer:ing & automatic trans ., AM-FM radio, lik e new white lettered tires. dark brown fini sh, bucket seat & blk . vihyl FULLY EQUIPPED tr im . A sharp one. Really loaded . KARR & VAN ZANDT 1968 CAMARO CONV•.....~1695 Cadillac . Olds mobile V-8 motor , auto . tran s .. P.S., and w-'w tires. radi o. nice yellow finish with viny l interior . 992 -5342 OUTSTANDING BUYS! 1967 ChevrQiet............ ~ '795 Impala Cpe .• · V-8, automati c. 1967 Skylark Buick ..... ~795 H.T.. Cpe., V-8, automatic, P.S., P. B. 1967 Ford LTD ............. '695 4 Door . V-8, vinyl roof. automatic, P.S., · P. B., radio . 1966 Buick StQ. Wag.•399 ' 2495.00 1 108" cab to ax le, 350 cu . in V-8, 15,000 lb . 2 speed R. Axl.e, solid cab. good 825x20 tire s. This tru ck has alwa ys had good maintenan ce. New 73 Chev . Blazer In Stock - 4 wh. drive. full power, factory air . Hurry ln . We are here to please you . , you'll like our appraisals & trading policy! POMEROY MOTOR CO. " Your Chevy Dealer " Open Eves. Ti I 8 992·2126 ONLy Grand Prix. We sold thi·s car 10 months ago . Just like · new now. Air cond. , vinyl top . Real low mileage . Must see thi s one. Great buy . ONLY Ca talina Brougham 4 dr. H.T ., green wi th green vinyl top, ai r cond. , ta pe player, local one owner, low mileage. Take your family on vacation in this one or enioy the summer weather ahead. 106-3 For Rent •4495 •2995 . '2595. •2195 •1995 Save$$ •995 ONLY OUR BOND For Sale Corb'1n & Snyder ---~~=~-·13-11 ·TRA ILER s pa ces on Bulaville Rd . Ca ll 446·3879 or 367.7438. - ~: 1·:'. 4 Pomeroy Parsons' Furnl"ture' ,· --~---- ~-'--~-~- Plumbing & Heating STANDARD Plumbing & Heating 214 Th i rd Ave ., 446 ·3782 1B7·tf • RUSSELL'S PLUMBING& HEATING Gallipolis, 446-4782 297·11 ' DEWITT'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Route 160at ·Evergreen ' Phone 446-2735 • 187.tf ~--,-r.--,--- The 'Best Gravely Model ,2 & 3 BEDROOM Always The Best·,Deal On l!~sl Homes - GOLDEN EMPRESS ~ VAN DYKE - GRAY WOOD . - GRAND HAVEN .....:. HILLCREST - HALLMARK - ESQUIRE 50 X 12 to 70 X 14 CHECK OUR SPECIALS UP TO 12 YEAR FINANCING WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL • Gr8.vely's biggeRt , stronKest ! raciorwith pqwer to ' handl e_the r eally tough jobs, • ~ew 8 ·~peed all· gea r tran smission co,~bi nes with co ustant·spee d power tukeotf to give positive centro! moRt effic;ient operati n g ' speed. • No flu id power l o~:ie:-1, no belts to Sli p or break . 586 Locust St , . 992-7004 Middleport Open 8 to6 Mon. thru Sat. · · ·... ·. . 1972 500 HONDA. low mileage with extras, new condition. $1 ,295, 446~0548 , 105·6 . Open For Inspection OUR NEW MODEL HOME Sunday 1 to 5 For Sale NewGMC Truck Headquarters 1969 Ford 3J4 ton ca mper specia l 1963 Chev. 2 ton dump . · 1966 1!2 T . Chev . PU 1967 :~;.~~ T. GMB PU 1966 :~;.~~ T. GMC PU 1960 1 HC tru ck tra·ctor 1969 11:2 TO. GMC PU ~----~---1969 GMC 11:2 ton PU _1Q63 BUICK Sky lark, good - 196"7 Ford 112 ton PU con di tion . Ph one 446·4085. 1967 112 ton Chev . 108-3 1966 -GMC 112 ton PU -~-'---::c-c:-~-1970 GMC 'h lon PU 1966 12 x 57 NEW Moon Mobile 1969 1/ 2 T . Ford PU Home ,. 3 br., in exce llent 1969 Olds 88 Condition. $3,000. Call 446- 1969 Dodge Stat ion Wagon 2950. 1971 3 T . Chev. truck 108·3 19"70 112 T. Chev.. PU - - - - - - -- -'-1969 lf2 T . Chev. PU '6 3 INTERNATIONAL P . U .. 1965 T . Chev , PU · $300. 4 ft . mowing ma chine for · 1969 1h T . GMCPU Bolen H usk ey, ' 57 Chevy 1968 112 T. GMC PU panel, ref r igerator , Hyd . 1966 lf.r T. GMC PU c yl i nders for Fr ee man · 1967 :i:;4 T . Ford PU Loader , Case Tractor for 1968 112 T. GMC PU part s. 388·9906. 1967 112 T. GMC PU 107.3 . 1967 <;, T. GMC PU ~---'---~-1959 'h T. Ford 1972 DETROITER; 60 x 12, full · SOMMERS G.M.C. kitc hen, li ving room, 1 bath , 2 TRU.CKS, INC. br ., 21$5-9326 Rio Grande. 133 Pine St. 108·6 446 ·2532 267 -tl ~---_.....:._AKC reg. Cocker Spaniel puppies, very light buff, K & P Kennels, 388·8274. 108·6 '73 PONTIAC CATALINA 4 Dr . Sedan • . auto. trans., P. steering . P. brakes. fa c. a1r cond., Florentin e r ed with black interior, W· S· W t ires, radio, low [niieage, l1ke · new con d. · •3495 WOOD MOTOR SALES Eastern Ave. MOTOR HOMES FOR RENT RICE'S ------ The TR EN DHOME i" 1. Suitt on 16 ·inch centers. 2. Has 2)(4 wall studs with glued and. nailed V2 inch drywall 3. FuHy insulated. · 4. 2xB floor ioist. 5. large closets. . 6. Firealarm for your ·protection. .· 7 • Carpeting in living, hall and a 113 bedrooms . . 8. Has 1~12 baths, tub with seat and 2 soap trays. 9, Alum1num ea'ltes and down spouting. 10. Aluminum proiecfion and siding with 'llery littte upkeep. 11 . Rubber treated aluminum windows . 12 . Storm doors and windows. ll . Large kitchen with beautiful cupboards and dbuble sink. 14. Garages, sliding glass doors, basements, and many other features. · 19. 2x6 rafters . 16. Nice utitity ropm and washer.dryer space. 17. Co_p per plumb•.ng ,, · . ' . , 18. These homes are manufactured by the largest home builder in the UNITED STATES. 19. Nearly 112 acre lots available, at building site, and lOts in Meigs School District. . · 20: These. houses are built according to code, and will pan mspecflon. · · 21. Price is only $19,995 .00 on your lOt. · Let Us · Build Your New · Home! lift . .. rear-mounted For Sale · . RELIEVE GAS PAINS •199.00 DOWN '•. t -----~ - forward-neutral-reverse durability. · help you mat-ch the I to the job with a wide selecti on of t ractors accc~s.or::-ics, unci featu r~s. Come in and talk .it ovt!r , tr)r 'e m out todav! ·. · · 'GRAVELY T.RACTOR SALES & SERVICE 992-2?75 . Open-8a .m . lil!i : JD Mon. thru Thurs. 8 a.m. Till Fri. lind Saturday p.n;.. WE SERVICE Wli,ftT WE SELL • WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL •71.75 · ~CA S H PRICE - $2361.05. 36 pay mente resulling in Total Note of $2581.00 at A. P.R. of 11.95 pel. Bank financing to approved credit . Sales Tax . & Registration fe es ex tr a. · Associates: Helen L .. Teaford. Gordon B. Teaford l:..f/""A PHONE 992-3325 ' ' ' per mo.* 1973 V.W. BEETLE, MODEL 1111 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR.~ BROKER EQUAL HOUSING · OPPOP,TUNITIES 110 MECHANIC STREET 1973 8"TRACK . A small ba lance 'S INGE~'Sewl ng Mach ine Sales of $88.64 or pay $6 .50 per & Ser vice . All" mod~ls il'l month . Phone 446-0255. stock . Free delivery . Service ---,--~--- ··11 ~~~ guat.-1nteEld ." Models p f. lce 1 195i 'CHEVY 2 dr . - Station , · ' tPE s~ r"ipeS; t"tpt!s, ·ulju, ~~---,----_:96- lt fr om $69 .95 . French wagon. Mln l con d ition. 270 Chera·tan .. BBB, Jobey, Hil &on ~ Fabric Shoppe , Singer ap "S EEING IS BELIEVIN G". H. P. Balan ced , posi lr acflon .(1nd others. Tawney's· Pipe-1 Pro•re:t dea ler,. 58 Cour t St. Show ing th is weekend - Ca ll 5:38, ~ speed . M any ext ra s and Trop hy House, 422 Second Ph , 4·16·9255 , 367 -7861. then come and see. Ave . · · $850. 446-r1999 . Many, rnany extra s wrapped ------~3PB·I --------'--~199 -tl• up in bea ut i ful Custom home. For a fami ly or either for "NEW and used instrumen ts., cou ple th!lt enter'tains a lot ln Brun icardl House of M usic. 54 l ove ly " Tara Estate" . State Street . Ph one 446-0687. Spacious rooms, bul.lf for l"es s 3J.tf 1 maintenance in and. out . We wou ld not be leaving but job has taken us permanently "Out AK C TOY· Poodle puppies $75 of town . and $85. 256-6247. · 106 ~ 3 98-26 ·cu•· 72 MERCURY MONTEGO MX :Don Watts V.W., Inc. v:tp POMEROY, OHIO 19S Upper .River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio, Ph. 444-9800 ', I' '/ . ·Authorized Dealer 2 Dr . hardtop, V-8, auto. tran s., P. . stee ring, l ac . air cond., tinted gla ss, vinyl roof. W·S-w tires, w-eaver s, 17,000 m i les, loca liy owned, showroom co nd. GALLIPOLIS CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH Need Another 81dg._"f · • . . . . . 10"6·3 SEE ou r· alum inum bldg s. ·· . Heavy dutr,, w ith floor ing ~ -.. 8 FT. TRU .1<: ca mper, ex wir;,ed for e ectr ic: Also Wes t ce llen t cond 1t1on. $~.0_00 . 245· 5102 · Virg inia chunk coaL drain · 106 3 tile, bell file, cement and · mortar . Gallipolis Block & · Coal Co ., 12J'Il .Pi ne, 446 .2783 . 1968 GTO, 30,ooo· miles. A-1 cond .• 368·82{>() . 207 .11 106-3 ' ---~--· .ALL. TYPES ol bulidlng · 1970 . MUSTANG. 302 V -8, 3 materlals, block, brick, sewer speed floor shift, low. mi leage. pipes, winQows, linte ls, eoc. one owner , Jexcelle nt con· dition . Call 446-0063 alter 5 p. · Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Phone 245-5121 after 5. · m. 106.3 . 123·11 '•' ' $3095 -------·--·--··• 71 MUSTANG, 2 DR. HARDTOP · 250 6 cy f. engi ne, au to . trans., .P. stee r ing.• r adio, w -s-w tir es, w·cove r s. showroom con d . Locally owned · one $2295 4 Or. hard lop, vinyl roof. 400 engine. P . brakes. P . ~ leering, lac. air cond., 4 NEW CAR SPECIALS 1973 PLYMOUTH · GOLD '2625 1973 . PLYMOUTH SATELLITE' .SEBRING 2.DOOR HARDTOP ' P. S., P. B., automatic, vinyl roof , w -s-w tires. '362 1973 PLYMOUTH VALIANT SCAMP 2 DOOR HARDTOP Au toma t ic, P.S., vinyl r oof . . •2920 SPRING SPECIAU 1973 OiRYSLER NEWPORT 2 DOOR HARDTOP . . STICKER PRICE S5310 .95 RICE . ·•4445 STICKER PRICE $5353,35 OUR PRICE ' '4490 2-1973 '340' DUSTERS To Choo;se From, Alf Fully Equipped, with P ~ .1 nd Disc Power Brakes. GaUipolis Chrysler-Plymouth · 1639 Eastern Ave. ------MERCURY . ' $~99.~ 35"1 V.8 engine, au to. tr ans., P. s. teering , ·P. b rake?, vinY,I r oof, e:xc· . . el lent ~:a nd . . ------------------7l .TORINO 2 DR. HARDTOP . - . $1795 V.8, auto. tra ns., P. steeri n·g, fa c. a ir cond·. , tinted glass, r1 new W · S · W ti r es. Ve r y s. harp . -------------------------71 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN • -'~.]P.~as~s!j.~S:I~w~.t,1:<JOO;fv'~·B;~en]g~in;e~:·~P.:.~b~ra~~k~e:':· . ~~:? 695 't 71 . FORD F-250 314 TON 'r P. ring, fac. rack . 4 ai r . cond .• de lu xe w "s-w li res, 60.000 :...•• I ~· Gallipolis . 446-3273 ) ) TRUCKS . . 4 Wheel Dr. Picku p · Spt . custom pack-age , Free ru nning hubs, 360 v.a' engine, 4 sp . trans .• I CC cab tights, Deluxe twq .ta;ne paint. . r adio, heavy duty step bumper , 5-- 750x16 8· ply truck ty pe tires, sliding rear win dow. Less than 11 ,000 aC iua l mi les, one owner , excellent cond . $3895 .~;::.-.:.::.:;;::.,-;;;:•~-·-·--·-·-------------· 1 Oeluxecab, 307N.se.ngine, auto . trclns., r i;Jdio, r:ea r step bumper, lull W-eavers, Wes tern mirror.s, in beaut iful cond 70.000 m iles. · · $2295 -----------------·-·• 71 FORD % TON PICKUP 360 v.a eng·ine, 4 _speed, r e.ar step. bum per', Western mirrors, 750x16 rubber · r<1dio . Excellent "cond. $2595. ·--·----------------69 FORD RANOiERO 500 ste~ring. $159. 5 . 6 cyl. engi ne, ·P. bab¥ doll. . · · A real ·sharp 1 e 5 CHEVROLET /z TON PICKUP 1973 NEWPORT ·4 DR.' H.T., AIR ,& ALL EXTRAS c SALES REPRESENTATIVE: MAGNETIC Sig ns far cars anct tru cks . All k inds, Simmons "GOOD CLEAN LUMP MdPrinting and Office E.q uip sl oker coa l. Carl W!f1ters , RI-Q ment. Gr ande. Phone 245-5115. 52-tl For Sale ~--~~~iiiiliiiiiiiiii Built.by: B&K Excavating o1ctio n for m<~:neu ve rabili ty .. .· famouM Gravely . For Sale Ga Iii polis, Ohio ' OR .TRADE OF EQUAL VALUE engine for extra traction . and stability . .. inRtant · Pomeroy, Ohio GALLIPOLIS, OHIO For Sale ., SMITH BUICK, INC. UPPER ROUTE l BEAUTIFUL AKC Toy Poodle, female . Apr icot color. Call 446-1266. NEW & USED FURNITURE N~ taki.ng reservations for f!Aay, June, July . Complet e 10B·3 &54 Second, 446 -9523 pr1mary tnsuran ce provid ed at no extra cost . Rates as low NEW sofa beds $59.95; New as $150 .00 per week & mileag·e. MUST se ll Lowrey organ, Sea ly Maf.lresses tw in and 1403 Ea stern Ave . Nexf ·to Economy Motor Sales owned less than a year, dou ble sizes, $29 .95 up. perfect condit ion. Call 446· 1969 FORD Custom VI:! !::! ld ., 0520 . 40,000 miles $795, or trade for 108·6 pickup, util i.ly -trai1rr huitt to -----~ haul motor cycles $150. Ph . WE STINGHOUSE refrigerator 388-8762 . Vinton. cind Maytag square tub 107-3 13) TWIN NEED LE Sewing .washer 1 446·1259 a fter 4 p.m. Machines 1973 M odel in 108·6 walnut stand . All features 2 BEDS comple t e, electric buiit •in fo r:nake fancy d~sig n s AIREDALE puppies, fu!l stock •. · re fr ig ., 19" por table TV. end and do stretch sewi ng·. Also tables. coffee table, desk, 6 weeks old, Hoadley Garlic. buttonholes, blind hems, etc. Jr .. Lower River Roa d, chest · of drawers, dresser, $43 .3 ~ cash pr iCe or term s Ga ll ipol is, 256-6029 after 5 uSed bathtub, with ba sin, available: Electro Hygiene p.m. commode. c.om plete with Co. Phone 44§·431 2. · ·· 108·3 fittings . After 4 p.m ., ph . 367· ---------'7120. =~-::~-'-:-~_ __:10;.6 107 -tf 14 FT. Fibergl ass boat 45 hp. Dale R. Sanders Inc. 12) VACUUM CLEA NERS motor with tra iler. Exce llent Electro Hygiene NeW . cOndition , 446-1130 after" ·4 WINCHESTER lOi (over and 600 E. State Street Demonstrators ha s all under) 26" barrel, 12 gauge ." p.m. Athens, Ohio cleaning att~ chrnents plu s the (2l.4) r ib sigh ts, 1st S300, one . 10H new Ete c +ro Suds, · for yr . old Winchester ·94, fever ..::__~----shampooing carpet. ' Only action, 30·30 Cowboy· com · AUTOMATIC Norge Washer, S27 .50 cash price or term S memorative, 1 year ol d 1st working , $A5, Southside, 675·· ' avai lable . Electro Hygiene $100. l,.a_rry Evan s, f192 -7777 3087, . MUST se ll 1973 deluxe t Zig Zag . Co. Phone 446-4312 . . 108-3 days. evenings 446·4850. · sewin g mach ine. This 101· 3 --~------'-· 104-6 ma chi ne darns, embroiders, HONDA 350, exce ll en t· .con . makes buttonhole s, all SMALL bulldozer. Ph. 388·8532 . OLD DI SHE S, depressio n glass, diti on. 446-3934. wi thout attachmen t s. Just · antiques. and A.von BOttles. 107·3 108-3 dial <:! nd sew. Pay· balance of Ph , 446·2467 . · S38.50 or pay $5 per month . 100·20 Phone 446-0255: . 96·11 66 CYCLON~ GT 390, 4 barrel ca rburetor , c-6 Automati c, no F "o = R-:M:-:1-:: C-:Ac-b~ a-c.th~r~ o~ o~ m~v~a~n-, 11y 10p rust $600. 2d5·5 11 8. ' . · and kitchen cabinet top. 446107 2 --c-_,....:_-~-0159 . ' 1063 69 P.L YMPUTH BarraCuda, 6 cyl. , auto., P.S.• good· tires, '61 PL YMDUTH. G TX , 449,2 dr. $1 ,250. Ca l l 446·5298 . hardtop, ex tra sharp, 446· 107 ·6 9476. Trendhomes I HARLAND WOOD, GLENN MONTGOMERY, BOB BRICKLES , "Your Chevrolet Oldsmob!le Friendly Semce Dealer'' Point Pleasant, W.Va. 1 !=-lAVE sever~ ! fra.ctor s. Pl ows 1, 2, 3, 4 bottom, one neW 4 bottom John Deere drag plow for $150. Hundred of miscella neous ' pieceS of equipment . Bi ll Goodwin, 6 m il es fro m Wilk esv ill e. Telephone 669·4564. 108-1 .,.------ I Mason County Motor Company 'I• 517 SEE A MEMBER OF OUR SALES STAFF: From K<~lional ~uto Glass Association Published Ust Price. On 11ny Auto Glass (wmdsheld, or back glass) Plus Installation Of · ONLY $12.50 For Any American Made Vehicle, Slightly Higner For Certain Foreitn Vehicles. (Plus; cost C1f replacement or W.Va. state inspection sticker if nKeSSiry) Contact: Jim "Buell" Buch•nan, Body Shop Forman. . . . Phone 675-33t0 . · ' 1 0~- 3 PbUS hydrauli c attachme11l .. Goble Mobile Homes . Valley Nlemory Gardens or tr ade tO lots in Pine Street Ce metery . Call after 5, 446~ 9516. Mounted 50" Mower UP TO 42 MONTHS TO PAY MONTH old Germ~ n Sheph erd, good home required, 446 -9749. IOB-3 --:1.4-:Cc::EccM-cE:cT:-E:cR='Y~I~o~ ts~ln-Oh~lo LOOK FOR SIGNS Tractor with .Center · • ~--:-:-::-:-::c-----1 OB· I . --:-~---­ Saturday 1 to 5 Since We Have Agreed To This Pricing For Insurance Company's, Why Not Let You In On It Too! ---,---- . HAM rad io receiver, 4 band, Hall icafters Model SX 130, .with R 50 speaker, excellent condition. Cal l 245-9335. Ask _ f~r Tom J.R. A.., .,-------,-- - O~or;;inn AUTO GLASS STEEL wheeled rake,. good condition, 446-2485. IOS-6 1 MILE NORTH OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7 816 Riding . GEN' E -PLAN I> & SO N> PLUMBING - Heating & Air Conditioning . 300 Fo.u rth Ave. Ph . 446-16;!7. ;a.tf CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATIIIIG . Cor , Fourth & Pine Phone 446·3888 or 446·4477 J f65·tf 18.5 HP MUSCLE FOR LAWN A GARDEN JOBS 15 FT. TRAVEL tra iler, sleeps 6, new gas and electric refrig . 256.1270. 10].3 15 FOOT fiberglass boat, 35 HP Evinrude, sk is and equ i pment $395 . Must sell. .Call 446-389 1. 108-3 1970 VINOALE 12 X 63 w ith 6ft ."' HORSES • . half r e g . 1\1\cirgan St all ion and r eg . quarter WINCHESTER 101 trap gun . 3 expando, i)ll electric with barrel set and deluxed· f itted gelding. Call 446-3879, horse central air cond ition ing. 446case $540. 446-0548. or 367-7438. 9284 . 105-6 104-tf 104-6 -· 69 ---=-=--=-=----- Remember We Seroice What We Sell. 1967 FORD Gal axie 500, in 1969 PONTIAC Firebird, exc. Cond .• 3 speed std. trans ., best exce ll en t con dit ion, Pr i ce d • offer. Ph. 446-2822. $825 . 446· 3548, 104-6 104-6 ·$ For Sale GERMAN lrish.Dan e puppies, good watch dog, $1 5. 256•624-7 . . lOB-I Open Evenings ·1117 p.m. & Sal 'til 5 p.m. Service 1il 12 Noon on Saturda;- We Seroice What We Sell OUR WORD IS vO'·u LeSa!Jreo Nordtop Se.don -:------- CEWARD CALVERT, Salesman REMEMBER QUAIL CREEK MOBIL£ . COMMUNITY & SALES GAUJPOLIS. OHIO 50 STATE ST. 5 We Are Still Having Some Great Buys On New Buick, Pontiac and Opels. Check ·With Us Before You Bu An Car New or Used . d CARROLL NORRIS DODGE ONLY 241 -tf ------- We have made.a speci~l P!'rchaseof 1973 BUICK LeSABRES 4 DR SE I;> AN~. EquJpp~d Wl!h autom~tic transmission, power st~erin . ~:~:rt~:~d brlakes,bWhite-wall hre_s, air .conditioner, custom se~t 9 ass, .umper protect1ve stnps, bumper guards, door guar s•. remote mlrrow, carpet savers deluxe wh , I protective body side moldings. Qther Models Priced A~~or~~~~~:: Firebird, solid gold color, 350 V-8, auto. , P.S., P. B., bucket seats. Sharp ca r for ONlY T-Bird . Rea I sharp 66 model Bird. Runs & drives Real nice . Pr iced to sell . THREE bedroom double wide mob!le trailer. Completely .SLEE.PING• ROOMS, weekly 1 furnished and all utilities rates . Park Central Hotel. · paid . Rent ' $250 per mon th. 30B-tf Russell Wood, 44.6 -1066 . . 61 -11 APARTMENT tor construction : · men . Ph . 446-0756, 267 .ff BRADBURY f urnished _ ef . liciel}cy apartment, adults on l y. no pets, 729 Sec . Ave . 1 BR . house lrailer located 2 1oo .lf miles from tpwn, all uti l ities paid . 379-2380. OFF ICE space. 504 Ssconct:>Ave. IOB -3 Rear . Cal l 446-1397. ,--~-------=a9. 1f 3 ROOM m()d ern apartment, secon d fl oor old Ohio Valley TWO bedroom furnished home Ba(lk Bl1dg ., ad ults only, $130 in Rio Gran de. Will sub let per month , phone 446·2282. May 14-Aug . 29. 245.5422 . IOB ·3 96,11 F.QR better clean in g , to keep S:c~ L~ E~E~P~I~N~G-~r~ oo~m s~.- G- alli a colors gleaming, use Blue Hotel. Lus tre Car pet cleaner. Rent 94:ff elec tri c s hampoo er $1 at Centra l Supp ly Co. ' . 1Q8·6 Looking for ·a mobil e home GROCERY business for sale ~----~lot or a quality mobile hom e? bu ilding for sa le or lea se: CL.EANlNGEST car pet cleaner , We have both at phone 773·561 8 from 8: ao p.m . you ever used. ;;o easy too . to 10 p.m. for apporntment. Ge t Blue Lu stre. Rent eledrk shampooer $1 at G. C. Mur - --7----.:_____::67-11 phy are bui iding a new· IOB-6 IF home or remodeling, see us. We are bu i lders. Distr ibutor for Hotpo i nt Appliances. Allison Electric . 'JUST _ta~en in, deluxe ziy . .tag 154·11 Rodney-Cora Rd . sew1ng machine. This Rodney , Ohio machine darns, . em · Hour s. 9 a .m. to 9 p.m . bro id e r ies • .overcasts, bul Mo1lday 1hru Saturday tonholes. pay balan ce $36.50" Ph. 245-9374- 245 -5021 or paym en ts can be arranged. 446-0255. ' ·. SEE THEM NOW AT • • • · Exec. Wagon, all whi te with wood grain panel on si de, air cond ., 9 pass. Nice wager. to pull 'that ca mper with . ONLY 1! 2 Ton Pickup,. V·8, auto., P.S .• P.B., radio, custom cab. This truck has 98, 321 miles but st ill runs ltke a top . Priced to sell . 2 BEDROOM mobile. home at Kerr, 0 . $100. 446-0175. si lver fem.31e toy pood le, 2566230. 105-6 • • ~--------SLEE PING rooms. rates, free garage Libby Hotel: : .Where Dealin' Is STARCkAI'T . tra ile r an d folddown highest disco'unt in · tr i -state . Use d 1971 Star Master 8, $1.099, used trailers·, also f i nancing arranged, We service what we sel l. Camp Conl~y StarCraft Sa les behind Red Carpet Inn . Rt . 62 , N. of •Poin t Pleasant 675 .5384. 96-tf ' - - - -- - - ' - STARCI~·AFT Spripg sale on . New an d used travel tra i lers . and fold down campers where you get .service and quaJit y . . CAMP CO NL EY STAR CRAFT SALES. Rt. 62 N. ol Point Pl easant. behind Red <;arpet lh r'l . 675-5384. · 107-11 ' Demon 2 dr. H. T., V.8, auto., P.S., air conct ., local owner. This is a clean little car. •3895 '2195 BY NATIONAL HOMES CORPORATION tamping Equipment . \ ONL '( Go Mobile With Goble! 93-tf .,' AKC. fema le Pug, had all shots. hou se broken. prefer black or Plumbing & Heating MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE · RECONDITIONED MOBILE. HOMES 1973 12x60 Holly Park 1970. 12x60 Amer ican 1964 10x50 Elcona 1971 12x65 Concord ·1972 12x60 Winston 1968, 12x60 Champion 1972 12x6o · Winston 1970 12x60 American 1970 12x60 Roytraft 1970 12x60 Chalj er.ger 1969 12x60 Star , 1968 12x60 Ranchero 1967 12x60 Topper 1966 10><50 Skyline 1964 l0x55 ChampiOn : B&S MOBILE HOMES Second & Viand St. Pt. Pleasant (next to Heck' s) .I For Rent For Sale or Trade Elec. 2254 dr. H.T., vinyl top, air cond., power seat, beige with saddle top & saddle vinyl interior. Priced lo se ll th is week . Lesabre 2 dr. H. T., wh ite with bla ck viny l top, black viny l interior, factory air, P.S., P. B., local" one owner. This car is ready to go for ' ~You'll Like Our nuality Way of Doing Business" .F URNI S HED apt, adulls Central heat, parking, 446· 0338, 27-11 COME to our May sa le, Fan . McGRAW COMPANY tas tic saving s on new fur BULLDOZER. backho e and niture . 2 pc. living roo ~ su ife, NEW: Serta and Bemco mat . land clearing and devel op- 2 BEDROOM hou setraler. air , condi ti oned , adu lt s only, 322 Reg . $199".95 now $145 .00. 2 pc. ment, 446-1502, 388·8230. tress 1lnd box springs. Large Third Av e. 446-3748 or 256· -living room suite Reg. $299.95 IOO· ptf selec ti on in stock - twin , full , 6903. . now only $248. Couc h and queen size. Save up to ,$40 a ch air $98 with trade. Bedroom RUSS'S GLASS . Servi~e, g lass . 107-6 se t. su ites with mattress and box for all needs, specializi ng in 955 Second A'llenue spr ing !!- only . $199.95. Lots of w i ndshieldS, mi rrors, 2 BEDROOM mobi le homes, 444-1171 good u sed furniture to choose plexi gl<l ss, ·rescreen , 704 Pin e, upper R iv~r Rd. , 446'0008 or 276 ~ 11 446.0006. Rio Gra nde, 245-5048 . from . 100- II 107 ·If Mobile Homes For Sale ' Pom eroy - - - - -- - V-8, automatic, P .S., P. B., ra'dio . . GMAC Financing Available Open Eves. Til6- Tii"S P.M. Sat. 1966 CHEVELLE ................ ~7 49 Some.oflhe "standard extras" on the Dodge Coil that represent " optional equipment" on some other domestically available subcompacts include adlustable st~erlng column. front wheel disc brakes, flow·.lhrough ventilation, and full synchromesh four · speed transm ission. A radio antenna that is part of ihe deck lid; flow through ventilation and fully·recllnlng front seats that are standard !except in coupe) are examples of tlte Innovation and extra value of the Dodge Colt. ONE OWNER CARS AND YOU WON'T HAVE •3500 Impala H.T. Sed .. Desert gold with covert tr im, factory t int· glass, 350 eng ., P. steeri ng & brakes, rad io, guards A. all the goodies. never been titled . DODGE COLT! • GO ON VACA liON IN ONE OF THESE Green finish, gold In ter ior. tull power equipment. Cruise Control, new w-s-w tir es. Cl imate Control air condi tion ing. 1972 CHEVROLET. ...........s3795 Hardtop Coupe, the HOT one, and sure to please. V-8, automatic, good tires, good body with green finish , rad io. A SPEC IAL ANY DAY . ,_.ORE FOR .THE MONEY •••• VACATION USED CAR SALE LOWEST PRICES 1970 CHEVROLET 2 TON. .. 23- The Swtday Timeo • Sentinel Swtda Ma • Y. Y6.1973 22-TheSwtday Times·Sentinei,Swtd.ay,Mav~ . 1~73 (' 0 I• n g e s ,( d �.. . 24 -The Sw1<lay Times. Sentine!, Sunday, May 6, 1n3 - • Eastern planscurric~lum cha . ' ' TUPPERS PLAINS Curriculum revisions recently orde~ed by the Eas,tern Local School District Board of Education witt change required courses for graduation to conform to those of the State Department of Education . The board in a review of the changes, made public today stressed that this revision does not remov'e courses from the curriculwtl, or relax present standard s or performance. Students will continue to need 11 units of credit for graduation . Biology, World Hisf,ory and the fourth year of ministration are currently revising curriculum offerings that will be available during the coming year. A detailed description pi these changes, and the new program have been sent home to parents in a 17 page report at the time of registration which occurred ear lier this spring. The students who will be affected immediately by these changes are those presently enrolled in grade eight th;ough grade eleven. Nearly every major area of study has undergone 'adjustment to relate more closely to the demands of the modern English 1 however , will no world. While yet providing for longer be required in order to the academic needs of the meet local stan dards for student ptannipg to go to graduation. But, these courses college without compromising will remain recommended for quality , these adjustments student• expecti ng to go to provide more opportunity for college after completing high the remaining 80 pet. of the student body who will not atschooL Thi s change ~as come about 'tend college to acquire contci pr ov ide opportunity £or sumer skills, vo cational studen ts to take new courses competencies, and economic being offered for the 1913-74 unders tandings that were school year and to provide previously unavailable . Most notable of the new opportunity for students to take cow-ses more in line with their offerings is the introduction of interests a n d future ex· Vocational Agriculture . Other new courses include: Short pectations. The fa cu lty and ad- Story and Poetry, Modern Novel, Vocational Guidance, lexibitity in terms of using ~ 011 ~ g e Orienta t i OQ • ;taff , facilities, and programs. _ ocahonal Analysis, French 2, tt should result in a more efConswner Mathematics, and !icient and ellective use of Advanced High School teachers. And , it should offer Mathatnattcs ' b"l --t f _ Th H · some poss1 1 1 y o uswg ' e . orne Economics and teachers in a way more closely lndus trtal Arts Departments a1"1gned to th etr - tr ammg , , d an have bee n adjusled away from I expertence. th tr dT . e a I J.o~a SW"vey courses Presuming that students wiU mto s pectftc half ( ¥.!) unit be more inclined to take >pffenngs . In Home Economics, courses relating to their in· st ud~~ts have choices among : terests, the present study hall Texllles, Family Living, overburden should be reduced. Foods, Ch ild Development, As th ese conditions are Housmg and Furnishings, and r ea lizet! , the student body Consumer Education as welJ as s hould develop more positive the Courses in Home attitudes toward their school Economics I and Home e>periences and thereby profit Economics 2. While in the more from their educational Industrial Arts Department, opportunities. Bt udents cho ose from : Very simply, modular Mec hanical Drawin g 1 and 2 scheduling makes time Electricity 1 and 2, Basi~ available for other pursuits. By Metals , Home Rep 0 ir and way or illustration, the adMaintenance, and w·ood. vantage can be seen in working 1 and 2. laboratory courses such as The action aJtering required Home Economics L Home courses in itseJf wiiJ nOt ac~ Economics 1 presently commodate the curriculum requires two 45 mihuie periods, adjustments that have been introdu ced . The Board of or a tutal of 90 minutes of classroom instruction to Education therefore adopted a certlfy one unit of credit. modular scheduling plan to Under _ the modular ~ep~ace the c urrent eight scheduling plan, three 20 periOd day . Modular minute modules of classroom sched~ling offers more instruction, or 60 minutes of , actual class time. will , certify one Wlit of credit ln Home Economics 1. The gain of 30 minutes time from the school day makes possible the in~ traduction of additional 1 THE BIG NEW '73 PONTIAC SALE IF YOU MISSED THE LAST SAlE DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Tremendous Discounts On All New Pontiacs In Stock CHOOSE YOURS WHILE SELECTIONS ARE GOOD! ' STOCK NO. NO. Wear department . 2nd floor . and select a dress tor your mom from this fine se lection . Re~ular sizes · half sizes . jumor sizes . extra large sizes . So lid colors . · Beautiful pa1terns . All famous brands that you'll be proud to give. Women's ·Handbags ·$4495 SALE PRICE FACTORY STICKER PRICE Regatta Blue with w~ite cordova top, air, fully equ ipped Stock No. 73-55 SALE PRICE $4145 Curtain and Drapery Department, ~ Factory Sticker Price $4952.90 Bob Rees Pontiac . Discount .807.90 . • SALE PRICE Factory Sticker PriCe S477S.90 Burma Brown with Cameo white . top. Bob Rees Pontiac Discount 780.90 . Air , . fully equipped. Stock No. 73-53 SALE PRICE BONNEVILLE 2 DR. HARDTOP Porcelain Blue with white vinyl top , air, Factory Slicker PricOSSI40,05 fully equipped , .t ilt sltering wheel. Stock No. 73-54 , BONNEVILLE 4 DR. HARDTOP I Demo) w~th be ige cordova top , air , tully equ,pped . New car DISC~unt8 4 5.05 SALE PRICE Bob Rees Pontiac Complete selections of Sleepwear including Gowns · Pajamas · Shifts · · Robes and Dusters. Nylon slips in a full range of sizes . Tailored and lace trimmed . Bras and Girdles · Gown and ...Robe Sets. You ' ll llke the excellent quality and you'll recogn.lze the famous makes such as Bestform Formfit Rogers . Katz '.Ph i I Maid . Playtex and others . '3995 $ ·4295. .3_995 $2.949 $ 27 71 · c Mother's Day FannyFarmer Candy. - \ Zachary Taylor , 12th presi' dent of the U.S., cast his first v.ote when he was 62 years old. He was a soldier in the army and never stayed in ' one place long enough to qualify to -vote. Famous Fanny Farmer boxed candy ; Mother's Day gift wrapped ready to give. Milk Chocolates . Minfatures . Hom·e Assorfment · Peppermint Creams . Almond Crisp . Assorted Butter Creams. Select . her favorite . Po_rcetain Blue wi_th C@rneo white top, 350 V-Bengine, P.S.,auto. trans& more. Stock· No .• 73 - ~1 VENTURA CPE. Ascot Silver with black vinyl top. auto. trans .. 250 -6 t engine, p. steering & Factory Sticker Price $3276.70 Bob Ree·s !'ontiac Dis~ . 327.70 · SALE PRICE Factory Sticker Price $3085.70 Bob Rees Po~tiac Disc, 308,70 s.. r Ylllll' ftlllly krluflnct COME- SEE. US AT • • • Phon~ 446-1 s13 - ,...~..;G.;• tlipolis 11•11 ..... .J!!!l. ' ... 00• ~ , ,. ~ . lb. IHii ...ilbOt; SIJII '"'"· ;, t~Mlw. ' ELB · State Farm Insurance Compan1e:.. Gallipolis, Ohio Home Offices: 81oomlnator:, lll inots -' " • ,I ! '. .. . ... Elbertelds Warehouse: on Mechanic Street Lawn, Porch, Patio Furniture Drive to Elberfelds Warehouse and see the exc:ellenf lines of Summer Furniture. All at SfJeCialsale prices now. Give your mother a new Chaise Lounge · Folding Chair . Redwood Tables or Chairs · POrch Swings. There's a lot of good gift ideas for you at Elberfelds Warehouse . IN POMEROY -· --:----,--~ p 7305- ) .Let us. h~lp you with the ·style that's right for your · mom . Park Central Hotel Bldg . Ph. 446-4290 Home 446-4518 BOB REES PONTIAC, INC. C:orner Third & Court St. Give her, her favorite ny Ions - be it panty hose or the thigh high nylons. Big' selection of styles in all sizes. Fine selection of colors . ' him for II 73-42 ·. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Her own personal second set for any room In the home. Compact · yet big enough for easy viewing. 18 inch diagonal measure picture. Other gift ideas frotn the Music Department 2nd floor. A new Stereo - her own RCA or Panasoriic Radio - 3 Track Tapes·-: Record Albums - Sheet music or even a new Kimball Piano. GIVE NYLON STOCKINGS r":luarantee . Stock ~N:::•::.·_:_73:_·_:23:___'- - - " ' - ' - - - ' - - - - . , - . . : . . - - - - - - - - VENTURA CUSTOM CPE. RCA Portable TV SETS ' Ree~ Pon.tiac Disc . 1122.65 SALE PRICE - A new Bedspread . Blanket · Bed Pi Ilow~ · Couch ~nd Chair Throws . Draperies · Sheer Curtams · Venet1an Blinds . Toss Cushions . Window Shades . Patt~:::rns and yard goods for a new outfit. . ~ ' ·we'll gladly help you choose what you want for your mother on h~r day next Sunday. r Factory Sticker Price $5117,65$ Bob Mrs. Osburn • 2nd Floor. • Interest~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO One person is in custody and · According to the sheriff, the another is being sought for establishment wa s r obbed questioning in connection with apparently about 2: 15a .m . Don reported ap· a robhery in whic h $963 is Warehime missing early today at the proximately $963 in cash and Skyline Lanes Bowling Alley in change was taken from the alley's offi ce . . Kanauga _ n is believed the thief was - Entry was made by forcin g armed . ttie front door . Saunders said Gallia County Sheriff James his department was ca1led by a W. SaWlders said a suspect is woman who observed a man in · being questioned and will he the alley 's parking lot. The woman, whose identity taken to London for a polygraph test. He did no t was not revealed, had pulled identify the person, or release into the parking tot when her car statled. She heard a loud any detailed information. ' A new easy chair table · lamp · Traditional table · hasso(:ks . A pretty . picture . floor lamp bedroom suite · dinette set . throw rugs magazine rack . wall plaques . liv ing room suite and many other gift ideas that are sure to please. Take time to visit the furniture department . You.' ll · like all the new fur~ niture arranged for your easy selection . Make An Showers or th under shower s likely Lunig ht and mainly east porti on Tuesday . I.ows tonight 111 the 50..;;. Hi ghs Tuesda y m the 70s and upper GOs. had been asked to take the job. firmation He refused to comment on all as PJ:esident Nixon gave him option<Jl authority to do last questions re lated to the matter. Rif hardson said at the outset of his Pentagon appearance that he wanted the Judicia ry Committee to know , before it sta rted hearin gs on hi s nomination for attorney general two days hence, that he intendedlt.o name a prosecutor Monday. Ric hardson said he was searching for a man to meet the exacting standards' the special prosecutor wou1d have tq have and would name him as rapidly as possi ble . Many sena tors want to have the right (Continued on Page 10) hearings, starti ng Werlne~day, by the Senate .Judicim·y Committee which he · sa id wa s the only "appropriate forum" for :mch ques lions at this lime. Se\'eral possibilities for the job IM\'e been mcnlioned, including WilHam 'L Coleman, a Philadelphia l ~1wyer who was a dassma lc nf Bichardson's at Yalt· :1nd who ltJter served with Hi dwrd s on as a Supreme Court dcrk to the Late ,Justice F elix Frankfurter. Co lenli:tn wa s as ked this mornin g in Philadelphia i£ he - ' Nixon, Haig in huddles KEY BISCAYNE ,' Fla . !UP! i - Pr esi dent Nixon conferred today with his new White House chief , Gen . Alexander M. Haig Jr " about restru cturing the sca ndal~ s])~ltercd presidential staff. OJ The Meig.•-Mason Area MONDAY, MAY 7, 1973 PHONE 992-2156 -- • • • Is retmng Mrs. Delmar "01ive" Osburn, Reedsvilte, who is ending her teaching careef of 38 years this school term, has spent them all · in Eastern District, 10 or the 38 being at Riverview Elementary . · Mrs. Osborn is a dedicated wife, mother and tea 9he·r 'for which she was honored · Tuesday night by members of Rl\'erview PTA. Mrs. Osburn was presented a book of poetry, by Mrs, Larry Collins, PTA president. Mrs . Osburn has been a member of the O.E .A. since she began her teaching career , ·· a member of the Meigs County . Education Association, Eastern Educati o n Association, a member of the Ja c k so n·Perkin s Rose Research Test Panel ~nd at· \ \ . MRS. OLIVE OSBUIIN tends the Church' of Chr ist . She a nd her hu s band are the parents of two sons, Larry of Wa s hin gton, W . .Va., and Delmar Gordon . of Belpre. They have se ven grand· children , ringing noise , then saw a figure running fr om Skyline Lanes. , · He orderell her to stop, and sa id , " Don ' t make a move, or I'll shout. " Lawrence County sheriff's deputies later ::;topped a man ha ving the same description as the m an the woman thought she saw . She~iff S<:.~undcrs took his witness to Chesapeake to identify the man , but she was un a ble to say h.e wa s· th e same person .she saw in lhe ·a lley's · parking lot. In othe r law enfor.c ernent activiti es, sheriff's deputies SundliY arrested four juveniles in connection with the breaking and entering at the Anetha · Fraley re sidence on the Bladen ~ ~cr cerville Rd .' They were released to the custody of their parents . . Meanwhile, G"llipolis City pohce\ Sunday investivated an attempted O&E at Clark's Jewelry Store, 342 Second Ave. Neal B. Cl<JI'k 1 owner and store operator , said apparently nothing was taken . · According to Cl• rk , the thief, or thieves, wen~ i!pparently fri ghten ed off. They had e n. tered the store by gO ing through v second flo or back door . The intruders then c ut a hole in the ceiling and lowere d a rope to the floor of the jewelry s tore. TEN CENTS .. \ \ ~ ~-~~ ~..! i" .i . • \ "' ~~-- - . 'f,tJ- :~ :;c:.··:;_ . ... olt .... ,! trouble - s hoo ter, in anived K ey PT. PLEASANT ~ Long diseussiuns cc.n~ered around the trans fer list, legal coun se l, non·lcnure teaching personnel and sdwol serv ice personnel dunng SHturday's spec ial . ;I "A " •. ' , ., milit ary~p o litical Board plans on hearings I . ,....o '• Bis cayne Sunday night in preparation for his sessions with th e Pres id ~ nt. Nixon pi cked Haig Friday to replace H. R. Haldeman as chief of the presidential staff. Haldeman resigncl:l after a federal grand jury began· inv estiga tin g charges that he participated in the coverup of th e Watergate buggin g. In the week since Nixon declared the Watergate, scandal had "claimed far too much of my time and attention." there has been little evidence he has thought about or attended to much else . Nixon and Haig met in the President's white and turquoi se si ngle·slory Florida' Wl1ite House c.t s the President was winding up four days of nearly complete ".seclusion in Fl or ida and the Bahamas. Haig, Nixon' s favorite Lanes robbed of $963· There are many, many wonderful gifts for Mother's Day in the SHAWLS Ky., before gofng lnlo paratrooper training al Fort Benning, Ga. He completed . lhal training last week. Rice attended Southern · High School. He has a sJster, . Suzan, at home. 4979.05 $834.05 CATALINA HARDTOP •CPE. VOL XXV NO. 16 From The Furniture Department . 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HARDTOP Burnished Amber raNG AND QuEEN _:___ Royalty was named at the Meigs Junior-Senior Prom Saturday night. Patty Well, daughter ofMr _and Mrs. Denver Well, Pomeroy, RD, was named queen and Lou McKinney, son of Mr. and Mrs . Burdell McKinney, Middleport, was oamed kin g. Miss Well was crowned by James Diehl, principal. Theme of the prom was ''Stairway to Heaven." All in g ift boxes ready to wrap and give on MiJy 1:3 . LINGERIE DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR BOB REES PONTIAC DISCOUNT Valenc ia Go ld with Cameo wh itetop, Soft Ray glass {.all), R. coRtrot mirror, H78xl5" w'-wall Fiberglass tires, rear seat speaker, AM radio, custom air, bo~y protection group . . Real beauty of a ca r . 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If ad· ditional space were provided, a still more meaningful program could result. · The administration, board of education, and faculty see these changes as a means of offering greater educational service to the commWlity and solicit their support in making these adjustments; the board concluded. - $4334.60 BOB REES PO.NTIAC $589 60 DISCOUNT · . • 350 v.a engine, 2 barrel ca rburetor , Bu ccaneer Red ro·of, moldings, wheel opening molding, power steering, trim -r i ngs, AM radio, molding sil & hood edge·s, power disc brakes, turbo hydramatic trans., E78xl4 wh ite-wall F iberglass ti res . dual .horns. ~~~CK Give Her A Dress This Year! FACTORY STICKER PRICE Porcelain Blue with white Cordova top, Soft Ray windshield, a ir cond .i tioning, 2BBL 350 engine, power steering, deluxe trimmed wheel cove r s, AM rad io, F&R bumper guards, decor group, · power disc brakes, turbo hydramatic transmission. G78xl4 wwail Fiberglass tires,' dual horns, sport options, body protection group. NO. • LeMANS 2 DR. SPORT COUPE 73-24 ~~~CK Make Elberfelds your shopping center for Mother's Day gifts. You'll find excellent gift ideas all over the store and at Elberlelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street. Store hours Monday through Thursday 9:30 to 5 P.M . Friday and Saturday 9: 30AM to 9 P.M . course~. IS ON AGAIN I ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . . MOTHERSDAYISNEXTSUNDAY ......- .,.. ' • ·- · ~ ,,T,.A· ..~~.. ' TEA GIVEN - A Board of Trustees tea Sunday afternoon officially opened the observance ~r"National HOSpital Wee k at Vcteran..c.; Memorial Hospital. Commu~itY leade rs, organiz<Jtional representatives and interested per sons attended the event held in the dJning r oom of the new addition with the Women 's Auxi liary th e hostesses. Hu gh Gutitc r , :J!>Ovc, prcsid c ~t of tht: Boai'd, is at the refreShment table with; I to r , Mrs . .Janice Co lli~, auxiliary member ; Mrs. Louise Bartels chairman of volun teer workers , and Miss Erma J . Smith, direc tor of vo lun ~ teers. See Pag~ 5, other National Hospjtat Wee~ pictures and information. _ · Referendums flefeated tax A pr oposed pCrmi ssivc auto licen$e tax issue in Middleport has nol be ~ n twice before dismissal. He added it is the Board of E:ducation meeting . Actions were · taken to set hearin g dates for tea chers whose names were placed on a tran sfe r li s ~ by recomm~nd<.~tiu n of_ Supt. Charles Withers and for the ouster of Jack Lovejoy , assi s tant . principal at Wahama High SchooL Board members Dill Brady CJsked for clarific:a tion on t)le hearing daleS and it was. at this time lhat Supt. Withers ex· plained that he had granted ' ' :some Point Pleasa-nt Hi gh ~hool students permiss ion to CJppear on the agenda for the May 22 Board meeting to di sc us..'i . matters pertaining to . Robert Keesee, PPHS p'r inCipal , stiPulating this was not to be a hearing for Mr. Keesee. In unanimous action, the boa rd agreed that to this qate no hearing dates have been' set and dates ai1d times are to be given later . In a 4~ 1 vote the board agreed to a motion by Brady not to con slder the transfer and subsequen t assignment of Ja ck Lovejoy, but re commended that he not be reemployed for the 1973-74 school year_ Bit! Withers a sked for the 's uperintendent 's recorn· mendation concerning this and wa s advised by Supt. Withers that the board has no authority. under any condition, to make a reco mm endation, only the authority to bring charges for :mperintendent's prerogativ e to make the recommendation . Supt. Withers said, " ! have recommended Lo vejoy be reemployed and tran s· [erred. " Brady questioned the superintendent on making this decision and Supt. Wi thers replied . " .. . f'rn not going on hearsay." Brady cited the fact · that Lovejoy does not ·have tenu re. When the vote was ca lled Bill ·Withers said he would vote no because Hit's placing the board in .a luw suit. '' There was di s cussion regarding Hannan Principal Bright McCausland 's three year contract and his attorney, Charley Damron, stipulated that McCa usland would not receive tenure at th e end of the three year contract.. ~ At the request of Ad~in s, Supt. Withers discussed other names on the transrer list. He said Bill Barker and Vicki Hailwere on at their own request with plans to transfer Barker from ·,Beech Hill to We st Co lumbia as a teac hing principal and Mrs . Hall from Hannan Elementary to ML Olive. Others at their own request and proposed plan s were ·Nancy Haselbalg from Mason to Swwyside; . Rosalie Miller from Mt. Olive to Ordnance; Ol s ton Wr ight from West Co twnbia to Wahama High . Supt. Withers pointed out that he had recommended on the transfer 1list Lawrence Cartmill, Tod Faller, Hannan tea<;h'e rs, and Frank Cremeans, principal at Point Pleasant Junior High "for the best interesls 11 of the schools . According to Supt. Withers, Virgil BW''ris 1 "is the man to do the job at Point Pleasant Junior High" in reference to his recommendation to placing him as principal. ' Siders. Adkins and Brady indicated disapproval over emp loying an outside Jaw' firm as the board's lega l counsel. Brad}' S<iid, " We need one here .. . one we can get in J5 minutes." All objected to paying $10,000 to the law firm of Greene, Ketchum and Baker in Huntington for two yearS 1 when services of the Prosecuting . Attorney are . available to the board. The H\ffilington firm 's contract expires Juhe 30, The next regular board of education meeting w-ill be held May 22 at 1:30 p.m . placed before Middleport voters a s indi cated ir;~ a report of the Friday ni ght meet ing· of By United l'~ess International the Middleport Chamber uf WASHINGTON- FORMER ATTORNEY General John N. Commerce, Verner Sec, Op· Mitchell Says the idea of President Nixon resigning because ponent of the tax reports . MARK CAsTO, LEFT, POMEROY, and Randy Orr, Gallipolis, provided,the " Wind" for a .of the Watergate scandal is "ridiculous." He criticized United The permissi ve auto lice nse riovei sa ilboat booth set up by Pack 249, dub Scouts, Pomeroy, for the weekend Scout-<J-rarrw . Press International for quoting his wife; Martha, as saying the tax wa s passe d on two separate Don Thomas, Pomeroy, is C'ubmaster..or the group . President should quit. Mrs. Mitchell called UP! White House occa sion.s O\'er the years by correspondent Helen Thomas late Saturday night and said : Middleport Villa ge Council. Mr. President should resign immediately . I think he let the · The issue •was then brought country down . It's going to take a hell of a lot tu get him ... He's before voters throu gh , been compromised." Asked why she thought Nixon should step referendwn a ctions headed by down, Mrs. Mitchell replied : "I think in urder to give credibility See and was turned dOwn both to the Republican party and credibility to the U,nited States." tim es ." cOunc il . never ha s McDaniel said he shot at the charge admission . It 's some· well a s in th e open, he S<i! id. ENFIELD, Itl. (UP! ) . brought the issue direc tly monster rour time s. thing tha.t's there and we've got Plcister cast s were· made. KIDNAPED American GUADALAJAR,A, MEXICO before the voters: See pointed Henry McDaniel said 'he-'s seen "1 knew l hit it once," he to a ccept it. " · Mt Daniet sa id the first time diplomat Terrence G. Leonhardy said Sunday night that he was it twice: a IP"ay , hairy, threeoul. in good health and hoped for a quick release by leftwing legged monster standing tall he saw the monster Was. about said . The mo. nster, he said, · · w1-th pm · k "' " ''!0 p -m - on the n'tght of Aprt-1 hissed , lea ped 75 feet in three guerrillas who seized him .three days ago in exchange for 30 like a human bemg PAINT SPRAYED 1 'political pr"isoners ." J·umps and disa ppeared down But Mexican official sources said the LOCAL TEMPS ~ - Ht's famt'iy heard ·a sera! reflecting eyes buIgIng f rom a •< Middleport Pollee Chief J_ - a t th e bac k d oor - the railroad tracks near his ching nmse kidnapers apparently made new demands Sunday_ The temperature fn down . 'huge head . -· J . Cremeans sajd today The second time was.Sunday and he went to in vestigate ,.' home. The demands - they were not disclosed - came tlours arter town PoTQeroy at 11 a .m . \ youngsters of th~ community " When I first saw it, I Sunday morning, about 3 Mexico agreed to free th~ 30 prisoners and flew them to CUba . Monda y was 72'deg rees, under morning , arter his original apparently have been report on the · monster had thought it was an animal . r ·a.m. CDT, the barking of\ his 'jTiie situation is very delicate,'' said a spokesman for the u. S. sunny skies. spraying . homes and ~utos . 'de lhe h ous e) dogs awa~ened Mc Daniel and Consulate in· Guadalajara that Leonhardy headed. The spukes. brought newsmen , police. an- wen t b ack (·lnSI with paint from spray cans. · gun · an d a nashi 1g ' ht , H . he opened hi s door and looked tlJropologists, e~perts on uni~ an d go t a man declined to elaborate. . • They also have been Marriage License · ht a b ou t out. He sai d he saw the same dentified nying objects and the he sat'd - · " I t was rtg tllrnwing eggs against homes Larry Michael . Bisse ll, 20, monster on the just plain c uriou s to the tl lree f ee t from me. I wa Sn .'t thrcc-Jouged r. DENVER - FOUR INCHES OF RAIN in the metropolitan and motor vehicles. Parents ColumbUs, and Patricia Anne· railroad tracks 15 feet away. w. abash River Valley to invessca red .. , area and 20inches of very wet snow in nearby mountains .sweH~d will be held reSponsible for Howard , 20, Pomeroy, RL 4. · k .eyes " i wasn't sca red, ' 1 .he said. tigate. "Then I QIW t hose pm the South Platte River over its banks Sunday, forctng the these acts· and ~!lust stand McQaniel, a disabled war s h -me a t rpe,t"k 1 e are fl ec t or on a . "I'd like to rove it ,as a pet and evactation of thousands of persons from low-lying areas. the expense of new paint vetera n, said they round foot- car . It had pink eyes, large · A Red Cross official estimated . between 3,500 and 1,000 SUITS FILED jobs. the chief said. PF.MIIT ISSUED persons were forced to leave their homes as the South Platte rose Tw o suits lo quiet title fijed iri prints covering the woodland head and was a ki~d of dirtvish A permit t9 haul ga rba ge and two to three feet above flood stage. Meigs County Common Pleas areas around hi$ home . The · gra y color ... ha1ry .... about tracks were three to five inche.s ·~ four or five feet tall . Standing trash has been issued by REDS SOHIO SIGN . ' Court are Luther E. Gilliam. across with six toes and little· right in front of the door on . CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Middleport Village to Alfred WASHINGTON - AGRICULTURE SECRETARY ,Earl L . . Jr .. and Veneva M. Gilliam, th ree legs l just like a human Zeigler, Mayor ,J ohn Zerkle People's Rtpublic of China has Butz reported Sunday that American farmers had a banner year Pomeroy, Rt. 4, vs. heirs of hoof marks ' he said. . ,. said today. '!'he permit was .· signe!l an agreement with the WALDHEIMQNTOUR Ed Phillips, a pet shop owner be1ng. in 1g72. In his annual report, Butz said U. S. Agriculture had · Maggie Kolber g, deceased; et HELSl!'JKI ( UP! ) - United record net income of more than $19.2 billion last year with farm at, .the property being located from Kokomo . In~ .• ca me out ::::;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;::::::•:::::.:·::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:. iss'ued because the present two Standard Oil Co. of Ohio t b bl t 1 °,· hio) to use ' the company's Natians Secretary General . haul ers I)ave no ecn a e o •-"' exports totaling $8 billion. He predicted a $10 billion export total in . Sci pio Twp .. and Ro y . to look around a nd verified EXTENDED OUTLOOK m1·rt tlll fi,•m:'\ nds ·fo r thei r · aery t om· tr. l' le productt' on · Kurt Watdhct'nl arrived in the 1··-·Utis year - an increase of 25 pet. · · · ' · Pr omu · and Roger Ad~m1s ,· McDaniel's description of the Mild \\ lth a chance of !'il'r\ H' e.s, the {naj tir s ai(i. proc"ess, it was' reported toddy . Finnis h capital Sunday to "The level of farm pr(ces reached an ~11-tlme tii~h for many ··dba , A&P Drilling Co .. Raci ne, tracks. Anyone . wis hing se r\'ICes of Acryh>nitrile ls the ~asic begin a six-day tour of the couldn' t be a ho3x ," showers each day. Hi ghS in (arm products," he said in his 106--page report. He said gross vs. Phillip Conrad, address · ·Ac r·t'lan • Orion and ··scandt"navt' an countries: He i Im the lOs anJ lo"s in .>Os. Zeigler . may call Middleport rna t era farm i!"teome, net income. income per farm.• and income 'J)er unkn ow n , ct prope r ty· Phillips said. Th e tra cks were ~ other man-made fiber;. made no statement on arrival: riiO th~n m1der dense bush as ' ::::::::::::::::·:-:::-::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::: vtllaAe \Jail. ((:ontinued on Page 10) ' .loca1ed in Lebanon 'Twp. · Hairy monster sighted, ·s hot ai ' a ·a,., . ' "It\ lhc ' • -. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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