http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2c5dd222d782d203ac8cc8f4acc8a24b.pdf 64afd6f9ea7eaf052f542ad62a8649c5 PDF Text Text ' ' \ I I July4 .plirade has reCO~d number of/unitS; lineup areas revised -··· GALLIPOLIS - Skip Meadow ~ . chairman of · the 1973 Gallipolis River Recreation ~'estlval Parade, announced Saturday that more than 60 parade units a record number ~·:will form at differe'nt locations along the route this year . The parade is slated 10 a.m. Wednesday. In previous years, the parade formed in the parking lots at Penriy Fare and Kroger Stores along the 400 block of Thicd . • and Fourth Avenues . MeadodowH said participants will form ,at th!Jse locations on Wednesday, beginning at 9:15 <i.m,: . . - Motorized units, such as floats, fire trucks, antique cars, at the Gallipolis State Institute softball <llamond. · - Eque$trian unit.~. at the railroad Theater is on tour GALLIPOLIS - Broadway director · Lee Theodore's Ohio Valley . Sunlmer Theater production appearing here Monday at 9 p.m. is currently touring ~ey points in southeastern Ohio, Western Virginia al)d Kentucky. "Rock Candy Mountain," "Skip To My · LQu' ," "Oh Suzannah," "Frankie and Johnny," and "Casey Jones." The aim of the play is to transport the audience through the rich musical heritage of native America. Written by Walter Kerr, the play ls beirrg directed for the Ohio Valley "Sing Out Sweet )..and" is a musical Summer Theater by Lee Theodore, well biography Of American song which in- known .New York director and cludes suer typical American music as choreographer. - . •. TO'PERFORM AT RIVER FESTIVAL..._ Singing the title song from "Siift Out, Sweet Land," Debbie Robinson, Gay Gehres and' Jack Werner will se( the joyous mood for the evening to come in the Ohio Valley ,swpmer The.ater's touring production. The performan~e yt\ll.be ~ta~~ on the ~alii polis parkf~ont on Mond~y, --.ta1Y .. begiMing at 9 p.m. m connectiOn With the Eighth Annual RIVer RecreatiOn Festival. The pro·gram is coordi'nated by the French Art Colony, and sponsored by. Commercial and Savings Bank. Carter and Evans will furnish stage equipment. + .Weather . . Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 • Families .Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio V,allfl'Y . FOUR SECTIONS VOL. 8 NO. 22 . ·f' SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1973" Gallipolis-Point Pleasant.. ' opening I~presstve . In_. preview .,;· (This article Is written In colla· boratlon with Jon's sister, Beth, who Is a student In music c;omposltlon at the Berkiee School of Music1 Boston, Mass., and Who, · byI JI!JJ'S own admission, knows a great deal more about music tfta~ she doeS":) By JAN COUNTRYMAN Tlmes..Sentlnel Staff , In the dim light of , a southern Ohio evening al) old miuJ passes before a?t audience, hushed by his dignity. He is bent · and his long·J\air is grey and the. austerity of his expression mar.ks him as the historian of a mighty nation. He is foilowed by his young disciples. They too are of his blood. Together they return to the plains of the Scioto where the Shawnee once reigned and th~re, high on the face of Sugarloaf ·Mountain northeast of Chillic.othe. he unfolds the tragedy of Tecumseh. Th!J5 begi~s " Tecumseh!", a masterpiece in acting and costuming, its set design vast and its story the potent ·history of an ·area long ignored by modern historians. · · The well constructed set is sitdated in a nicely secluded and natural area. There are no d,istractions from the p,la)l ; even the mountain wind coursing through the trees, definitely no~ on cue, adds measurably to the presentation. . Mel Cobb's excellent portrayal of .the Shawnee leader rings with credibility and warmth, a'ltd the rest of the cast adds to Cobb's work. ·. Period style costuming in the two-act dr~ma adds even more to the audience's belief and . jnvolvemcn~ in the ·drama . However, there is a definite lack of authenticity in the work whiciJ. all but overri~es the performllnce of the actors. In t.he opening scenes, situated on the bankS' of the..{)h~o River, a party of settlers, led by Simon Kenton, (I'), Wade McClain) encounters a group of Shawnee warriors, includipg Tecumsep and his older brother Chiksika. Unfortunately , what could be a dramatic opening for .the program is spoiled by flintlocks that fail to go off and - • PRICE 20 CENTS • • • Porperoy-Middleport Landfill 'Tecumseh' • ' tmts-- Partly clpudy and a little warmer and rure humid Sunday and Monday with a · chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Highs both days in the 80s and uppef'70s. Lows Suniy night in the low •60S. -. • "cut" located on the corner o( Fourth '(ires, Skyline Lanes, Printed Paget Ave. , and Spruce st: Brown's In~urance Agency, Gillingham's .:_Marching units, at the iritcrsectiori Drug Store, Carl's Shoe Store, Gallipolis : of Second Ave., and Spruce St. Motor Co., Quaker State Service Center, . Unit.~ will be judged by members · of' Blue Fouptain Motel and the G~illlpolls the Jackson Area Jaycees . Fifteen · Area Jaycees. ·The Jaycees also sponsor trophies will be awarded units judged best the annual Independence Day parade. in the following categories:. All parade units must pass by the Baton groups, winner' and r,unnerup; · judges stand . in order to 'be eligible to ·decorated bicycles, winner and runnerup~ receive one of the ~ trophies. The judges oldest antique car .and antique car in best stand will be located on the park front on condition; individual costumes, winner First Ave. · · · and runnerup; equestrian, first and second Program participants for the July .place; marching unit.~ . first and secon!l , Fourth prayer breakfast, to be held at the place. Holiday Inn, Kanauga, beginning at 7:30 Three float trophic~ will be awarded a.m. were announced Saturday, for most patriotic, and best' old fashioned Expected to tak.e part in the program rivers days and rellgiOJIS themes. are Major General' (ret) ·George E. Bush, · Theme of the 1973 parade is "1776" . M· Bill Miller, general festival· chairman;· Sgt. Tom McKown, U.S. Army recruiter, Paul Wlller, city manager'; ·Paul E. will serve as parade marshal. Wagner, .President of the chamber of Trophy sponsors are Ohio Valley commerce and M..Sgt. Tom McKown, Bank, Commercial & Savings Bank, First National Bank~ Ideal Gift Shop, Willis (Continued on.page 3) · . By Katie Crow POMEROY - The Meigs County Sanitary Landfill will be opened to public use Monday, the Meigs County Commissioners disclosed Friday . The landfill, located off SR 143 0!1 the Norman Humphrey property, will be _Qpen Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8:30 to 4:30p.m. daily._ · The landfill is for residents who wish to use the facility . The pickup service to .be offered later ,by the county_1 will be for · residents outside. municipalities. This service in no way is to be confused with the present pickup ser.vices now available to residents in villages by Scientific Sanitation, Inc. · When pickup service begins operation, this ,is how it will work. Thirty containers will be placed throughout t.he county, two ' in each township, on a design,ated day anti lime to be announced later: The county's • packer truck ·will empty the containers. • -'. With the new packer truck ·the driver will not have to leave the cab. Two steel •• arms will pic\t.up a container and lift it up ~ "1' . · .... · ·and dump its contents into the enclosed ...... ~ ~--\ ' '· vehicle. · ·- · The commissioners ·stressed the fact Bypass. ·Here Art Sylvester and Robert Clark, 1-r. WORK WAS UNDERWAY Friday in preparation of that no containers will be placed within a background, give instructions to Ralph VanO!oney, operator opening the Meigs County Sanitary Landfill Monday. The . MEL COMBB PLAYS the Shawnee corporation. . of the bulldozer. In the foreground is Warden Ours, Wesley landfill is located on the Norman Humphrey property located Residents may begin using the landfill chief, Tecumseh, In the outdoor. drama Buehl and Henry We11s. · ' off SR 143, approximately one-half mile from · the SR 7 of the same . name, which Is playing · Monday . The only restriction is no dead nightly Tuesday through Sunday at the livestock or junk car bodies can be Sugarloaf Mountain Ampitheater near dumped at the landfill. Those wishing to use the service of the Chillicothe. landfill may do so for a reasonable fe.e, 50 . cents per car, $1 station wagon, $1.50.small pickup truck, $2 for a %·ton truck, $3 for a the sti{fness of th!! fighters. large truck and 75 cents a yard for a .. 'Tecumseh's impassioned opening packer truck. There will be a mail on duty speech is movingly presented by Cobb and · the five days the' landfill is open. Bart Ellison's portrayal of Chiksika sets the tone well for the relationship of the · Another Ox R'oast brotliers that -is crucial to the plot. ' RUTLAND - Volunteer firemen of From that point the play follows ihe ~:; ...... this community will hold their annual Ox life of Tecumseh; the death of the older brother and the ascension to power of The Roast on the 4th of July at the park in . ~· ,... ·Prophet. Tecumseh's younger brother, Rutland. . ~-" :'\ Games and rides for the children and • . ' J . .. ~' .... •... l ' • played by Joe Farmer. . .,. plenty of food will be on. harid. Everyone •the death of Chiksika tr~Wsforms ........_ . ..... ~ i ~ ·' wishing to enter the annual talent show is ~ .,. Tecumseh into a determined avenger, set , .. ~. ~ Z" -· ~· ~ upon · k ping !he hind he loves. Even asked to call Vernon Weber. Fireworks . will be held that evening . though lue Jacket ('Steve Segrest) attempts to dissuade him, ft is to no nvail and · .... H. .• MAKING R!'IAL SURE Tecumseh sets· about the formation of a MEDIA, Pa. ( UPI) -: tvl'aril yn (Continued on page 3). Dobrolenski, 20, Toledo, Qhio, w)lo pleaded I INSPECTING LANDFILL - Henry Wells, Warden Ours, · Sylvester, ·equipment operator.L and Robert ·chirk, comguilty to the shooting deaths of two ' missioner, 1-r, prepare the new landfill for opening Monday. commissi~ners; Wesley Buehl, county engineer; Art · Delaware State poficemen; has bee'n sentenced to two consecutive life terms in prlson .- Mrs. Oobrolenski's attorney said the two judges who sentenced her ''wanted to mak9 sute she didn't-get out of jail in a shoi·t period of time." · . ' • GALLIPOLIS - Thll Fo.urth of' July Festival here Wednesday night, will be the d.~partment on Tue~day and Wednesday ::l~l:l;l~l:~:~~?l~~ll~li;i~~lll1llm~;lm;~;l~:l:l:l:l:~:l:~:~:~:l:l:;:~~l:l:l:~:l:l:l:~=~=~:~:;:l;l:~:l~l= fireworks display, to be h~ld in conjunction. largest ever in the Old French City, a nights. HONORED dN ~RETIREMENT with the Eighth Annual River Recre<1tion Chamber of Commerce spokesman said . . The chamber of commerce's annual Saturday. "d,por" prize will be awarded at 9 p.m. on ~1~:~~~~~~~:~~· - Allen C. Hlll, at left, who has been . . I. The lO p.rn. 111splay will be· under the Wednesday, July .4. ~ crilploycd In the office of Meigs direction of the Gallipolis Volunteer -Fire C.ounty Common Pleas Judge John C:. Fighters. Since last year's display was Spare tirp ·tole,n Bucon us bailiff since Fob. 15, 1958, n•tlrcd ·Frlda,y. All employes of the rained out for the first tin\e in the event's ' ' GALLIPOLIS - City police Saturday courthouse surprised Hill ·with gifts history, residents will be offered a "double I . . ' morning Investigated the theft of a spare nird 11 cake attractively lnsor'tbcd, COLUMBUS (UPI) ...: Utilities which feature" this summer. ~'ire fighters stored tire takeQ from al973 GMC truck owned by . "Anch6rs Aweigh Navy U. Allen hav~ a rate increase request before the last year 's display . Sommer's GMC on Pine St. HIH". Hill, retired Navfll~utcnant, A fire dcpar't~cnt official pointed out · Public Utilities O!mmission of Ohio will .In an unrelated lncident, Police Chief was pleasantly surprised when ·asked · ha ve to wait until after tllC 6(klay freeze thHI if rain hampers this year's display, a John Taylor reported Saturday that ~ to go to ohe of the offices on th ~ before It can be granted, th PUCO said. r~;~in date has been set for Saturday, July 71 wort~ of property taken last.weekend frQm prelemfe of. aidln( an employe In · The 6(klay freeze on utility rates was l!t 10 p.m. The display will be fired from , Oxtng a trpl'Wrlter, only to be met by the Upstream Public Use Area, along the ll semi truck parked at the Quaker State ' 1$sut\d by President Nixon Jtme •13. Service Station on VIne St. haa been Umm with a "surprise'' that left him ·;!'he PUCO snid any inc;' ase requesl rive1·barik . There is no. ~:~dmlssion. speechlcsR. Cake ond punch were Cost of the . project will be un- recovered. The ownt~r, Bill G. Law~ Ill WO\IId be held in abeyance pending the scrvrd. · issmm (>of guidelines by the Gos% of !Jving • clcrwhttcn by proct'eds from two teenage Rt. 1, Ona, \1'. Va. ha~ refuaed to ~ charges. ·, dance~ to be · ~ ponsorcd by • the fire ~~i!1!i!ii!~iliW~~:i:I:i:j~~~: i:l:i:i!i~i~1!i:~!ill:~~li1:I~:!:~:!:i:~;::[:l:~:;:::::::::::::::: :::::~:~:~:: · Count'il mvl the rnd of the frc ze. ~ -· . . .... ·· ••• ,.. ... . ~ .....ltllll, ' ... .. ,..., . Fireworks shoot-off is biggest ,~ve~ . ,,, ·' • ) • ' ' .. Utilities will wait until entf, of freeze , .. . •. r • . ' . i �• ' :L- ~&toldlyT!mes-Senttnei, S\IIlday,July I, 1973 .. • 1 NIIDel may be wtlbheld Dpoll publlcalloa. However, oo I 1'111-l,umN wUlbe dllcloled. Lellen •boald tit lll&ood I ?Itt ,()~ "fd1th lllle, acldreulq IIIUtl, 1 01 penoaa Ull et. £) I I I 1 . ••• # I "'" 110 Jf'ho is I L I LOS ANGEI.ES (UP I) _ • Wtth 82-year-old former Que( J t E 1W d 1 us tee ar arren a numsI termg the oath, Thomas Brad- • I t!ctpated spectator crowd or .~ophisticated? Portland, Ohto Dear Sir This is my two cents'worth about Mr Spencer or anyone else selling homegrowp frutts and vegetables oo_the streets In Pomeroy Who tsso sophisticated that these ca rs wtth fresh clean home grown vegetables would offend them' I would rather see them than a drunk reeltng down the street or ztggmg when they should zag down the highway "E. ~ Senior Citizens who shop at drug stores and depar!ment stores there are happy tbey don't have to walk several blocks to find these commodiltes a man has proouced by his sweat aoo toll from Meigs CQunty sot! Mll!ly people will shop somewhere el$e when the frutts and ~egetables, hoiJie packed honey and sorgham are not avatlable at a convement place for them to ~etlo Who is the loser if Pomeroy gets too btg for Its brttches and takes away an honest decent hardworkmg man's rtght to a livelihood ThiS Is a time honored way of makmg a Uvmg There's not enough men like thts left The kmd who work and take pride tn what they do I guess some folk would rather see them haunltng the welfare lme To deny a person this rtght, who lS helped ' Why should this man' lie bamshed to a back street or take a back seat for anyone? He bas a Goo-gtven right to make a Uvmg the way he knows how Euthanasta would be a blessmg bestde thiS attitude (whoever started tt) to put a man off the street ltke this, zillion times worse; a slow, tortuous way to dte, hiS prtde and digmty gone. · If more people wollld rats~ a garden and sell the surplus, welfare would soon not be much of a problem Many wtll not agree wttlt me We all have our reasons to thtnk as we do A lady on a Racme rural route laughs at my scrtbbles I do not know her, or what she laughs about Perhaps she'sa htghly sophisticated, well, educated one who ts offended by my uneducated way o' saym' thtngs Many laughing folk are. happy , she's welcome to her laughs at my expense however tt IS. And we each doo.ur own tltmg, huh' -Goldte Clendemn thousands - Bradley Is the etty's 37th mayor but he will go down m J Wle 25, 1973 Oak Htll, Ohto ' eh Tecums htstory os tts first black chief execuiJve, wlnnmg election ill the nalton s thtrd biggest metrupohs b~ a Wtde margm with an electorate only 18 per cent black. Dlb'lltlart~s from throughout the state and as far away as New York will JOin m the maugural whtch starts w1th the ceremony on City Hall ;teps · followed by a parade through downtown stn>cts und a ,;gala outdoor bulht the CQnventron Center Sttnday night Couspicuous by h1s absence wtll be outgoing . Mayor Sam Yor\y .., Defeated by Bradley in his btd for a fourth consecutive term as mayor, Ym•ty was sa1hng on a cruise shtp on B kor Prle•t, vacation bi thll Alaskaq inlancf treasure!' Ivy 0 f 0 wnterway. 'ABra dl cy a ide -'•id ~ illld Perc'',.,Sutton, f ManhatUtn president 1n 0 Yorly ·had been sent illl in- tho borau.,. vttalton to the Inaugural bot New York was that no Teply was rec,elved Gov llotlnld Heaglll' US Sen Alan a-anstQn will ' lnyltedbutsenthisregretslhtttl deliver the principal address he had a prcvtous engagemen rs of most of Um Among those In the VIP sea~ The m.tyo C ltforrua wtll be former Sen Eugene nea rby Souther)I a d plus McCarthy ; Thomas Mellon, cttles expec 1c uncliclue! admlmstrative offtcer of Bradley s fellow city co San francisco; Assembly men, jU<Iges and cl:grn:,~ Speaker Robert Moretti; state and a number of show usm • • llgurcH former Gov. Edmund 0 ''Pat" nr~·~ ~" w•• ~· e"""''ted ·~" In addition 10 Congreslll.nen Glen Anderson, Alphonso Bell, G E Brown Jr and Y:~~~ ;nithwalte Burke. VI kl" 13 arr will sin" , the c " • national unthem Qmductor Qumcy Jones and his orchestra uCt'Ompa ny 0 C. Smith, who Will s 1ng "rhe Impossible Dt eum" and F'lorcnce Menderson, who w111 sing the theme song from "The &JUnd of ~ere Music u 11te pwudest spectator no do ubt will be Mrs Ethel Bradley who met Tom at the New Hope Ilapltst Owrch 41 years ago and married him ttfler an etght year courtship In 1941 She wtll be accomparued by thcll dnughters, Lorrame, 29, and Phyllts, 27 ' l Area Deaths_ ! 15-year term ROaERT POWELL HOMER ICENHOWER MIDDLEPORT - Rober l PORTLAND Homer Owen Powell. 45 died at hiS Blanch Icen hower 83 Rl 1 restde n ce on Powell Sf , Porlland died Frtday evening Mtddl e po rl ear ly Satur day at Veleran s Memorial morntng 'He was born Feb 18, Hospttal 1928, tn Mason W Va Mr Icenhower was preceded • • m pnson UNUSUAL GINSENG-Obwa Wrlghl, Mason outdoorsman, shows off a flvepruoged genseng plant tbat be dug up recently In an area In Jackson County. Wrlgbt tells lbe youngsters lbat lbe plaat Is one tbat can be regarded a "once.Jn-a-llfellme find." Tbe lhlck, forked, aromatic rool on lbe plant wW seU for about $10. Looking on as Wright sMws off lbe plant are, foreground, Patty Ohlinger, Kathy Wright and Randy Wrlgbl. Background, Steve Ohlinger, Peg Winston, Joey Oblinger and Ronnie Johnson. Lay Of the land Dear Str J· iun wntmg tilts ll1 regard to the Judge and the Ctrclevllle Pollee Dept who set the rules and regulations for appearance bonds on $peedmg llckets. If anyone has an answer on this subject I would appreciate heanng from them. My son 1s stalloned m Fort Meade, Md at the army base B" JOHN COOPER where he has been smce he returned from Vtetnam m January • Sotl Conservation Servtce 1972 He manages to return to Calha County on the average of twtce a year to VISit the famtly, thtch he dectded to do on June We recently made pond stte 7th of thts year exammatwns for Jack BurHe and his.wtfedectdedonSa urday, June 9,they would start delle whose farm ts on Thomas back and take 1-71 nortll out of Col~~tnbus so as to stop and VISit Rtdge, Robert Btlhps whose hla Wlle's parents In Allron overrught, and then proceed to . farm IS on Route 87, and R H Maryland on Sunday the loth as he had to be back on base before Stranahan near Broadway 7 00 o'clock Monday morning the Uth of June Mr Burdette's pond would Gomg north on 23 he was stopped for speeding by the Oluo be a dugout pond located m State Htgliway Patrol. He was dnvmg 83 mile per hour tn a 611 lipshur clay loam soil Thts IS a imle per hour zone Now, everyone !mows if any of us are catight red clay type of sml whtch has speedmg we have to poSt an appearance bond or be ftned, so that been found to hold water verr IS not my reason for wrttmg. The reason ts the amount of the well even though tt contracts bond, and the treatment he received while wattmg for hts bond and expands when tt becomes drted out or wet rooney · A dtverswn dttch Y(tll be He called me (htsmother) to ask tf I had $30 I could loan him necessary to collect enough as he only had $30 of h1s own, and hts bond was set at $60 I told water to Jtll 1t The mam hin) I would be Utere m about two hours wtth the amount he ~ purpose of hts pond wtll be for neede:l When I arrtved I expected to ftnd htm wattmg tn the , recreatiOnal use with ftl'l! offtce, so when I dtdn't seelitm, I asked where he was, and was proteclton for hiS farmhouse told he was In Jatl I asked the offtcer behmd the desk why he bemg a use also couldn't have watted m the offtce, knowmg the boncf money was The Stranahan pond wtll be on the way The answer I recetved was, "Oh, we lose too many· · Lin(•score!ii Scout Council· _Name Operating Committee a ::_'j 't ~ ' • Icenhower, and three children, Alberta Keyes leonard, and Bernard ... Mr Icenhower Is survlv d by his w1fe, Anme Belle erd Icenhower, four sons, Lewi S Middl eport two nteces, fi ve nephews and several aunts and u ncl ~s Pnvat e funera l se rvices wi ll and Ralph , of Negley, Ohio Roy, of East liverpool, and Rawlmg s Coates Home w ith Rev daugh ter , Helen Jeffers Syracuse, 32 grandchildren, be Monday at 2 p m al C11 fford , of _Funeral Lawrence Manley offtctattng Bunal will and be In the Rlverv tew Cemetery one Pomer oy seve ral great grandchildren The family ask >thai flowers Mr Icenhower attended the beomttted Fnends may call at Hazel Communtty Church, the lhe fune ral home Sunday be Freedom Gospel Mlss 1on ahd tw ee n 4 and ~9 the Stlversville Communtly Church Funeral serv1ces wtll be held Monday at 2 p m at the Spiller Melhodist Church with the Rev 0 Dell Mantey olftclatlng Burtal wilt be tn the Spiller MelhodiSt Cemetery Frtend' may call at Ewtng Funeral Home al anyltme WILLIAM BOSWELL ..... GALLIPOL IS - William 5.1.\-1 Boswell, 79 ol1064 Second -./Ave . GalliJJolt s d•ed al 1 45 Sat~r da y a m tn Holzer M edtcal Center He had been 1n fa tl tng health three years Mr Boswe ll a retired Gal ltpoi iS Slate lns lttu te employee also had been employed by the Wheelmg Steel Co Wheeltng W Va , and by the Greyhound Bus Lme Co, m New York Ctty, a Mr Boswell IS survtveo by his wtle, Thelma Hutch tnson Boswe ll. whom he rnarned Jan 23 1941 tn Ga llipoliS and several nteces and ne phews Two sisters and a brother preceded h1m m death Mr , Boswell res1ded 1n Gall1a County Ihe past 33 years He was a Ru~~ell, one son one brother member of Grace Un1ted anOt hr ee s1sters MethodiSI Ch urc h Morntng Dawn Mason c Lodge Aladdin Temple Scoltlsh Rite DAV and IMe VFW He was a World Moun tam Ampttlteater, seven miles north. west of Chtlllcothe, beginning at 8 45 p m To get U1ere from the Gallta-Metgs area go to Chtlllcothe qnd lake US 23 north to Sulpher Spring or Manetta Rd and follow the signs · eqmpment . 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I" s- VJ.Jec1a @ II, ALL WOVEN .RUG \ NOW , - eDELICIOUSHOT ROLL REC I P~ Ktatuekt, fried CkiekeK BOB EVMNS 'DRIVJ~N SWIMMING POOL . 9 6· $ · .,.oo 'I • "' "• " ~ •' " D ··. This eKtra heavyweight rug Is reversible for loQg wear Comes In dark , multlcolor design lhat won't show soli ,Vis1t the Colonel / $}37 OJiLY , Ju&l what the busy shopper wants . E-ASTERN AVE . 5 FT. DIAMETER- 12" DEEP ''CONFETII" 24x45" .MASHED P01 ATOES , ~ GRA VY PAUL DAVIES ••' \ REGULAR •1.77 • 2 PIECES OF fiNGER LICKIN GOOD CHICKEN Cl>LONEL SANO ERS .." ' t Plcnsc Order By Name) SELECTION GIFTWARE " •' sse, • ",, Fun for beac h o~ back yard! All lnfla,ted to 9'12'' diameter Many colors and des1gns '\ Monday tliru Fnday, July 2 thru 6th Gallipolis, Ohio II!' • ~*:'!i~ - 1 fr om 'l 9 p 111 todav JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. ?=:--. -,-1hir•t·.,n y~ars Johnny Banks of SUMMER JEWELRY K ;\ ;\: 4 UC. A Surv1v1ng ar~ his wife, Nell1e may ca ll al the funeral home • .. E , a daughter, Mrs James (Margaret) Skaggs, St Cloud, Fta , a half brother, the Rev Edward Russell tn Callfornta, Fr i end s added 4-H advisors muy pick up tickets al the Bi·own In· surance office Monday Memberships are $3 a (rerson agam thts year. A membership not only makes one eligible to vote dunng the annual Gallta County Agrtcultural Soctety meetmg m the fall, II also enlttles the lndtvldual to enter the fairgrounds any lime during the fair free of charge .. Bur ial wil l be In Fa 1rv1ew Ceme ter y GALJ.IPOLIS - W R ( Dtck ) BrQWn announced Sa turday that 1973 Ga llla County ~unlor Fair membershtps wtll go on sale on Monday Brow n "said membershtp ttckets wl~ be sold at the three Galhpolts Banks (Ohio Valley, Fi rst Na ttonal ,and Commercia! & Savings ) and at Brown 's Insurance Office. He These Specials Availab'e Sunday At Silver Bridge Plaza BUILDINGS SHAKEN TEHHAN, Iran (UP!) - A severe eart~quake shook 1 p m Mon day at lhe Waugh and one grandson butldtngs tn lhts lraman capt tal Halley Wood Funeral Home Saturday and knocked out wtlh Rev Paul Hawks of hc1 a lmg Buna l will be m mstruments and recordmg Woodland Cemelery Ironton equtpmenl tn the Tehran Fn end s may ca ll at the ..... funeral hom e from 2 4 ar 1d 7 9 Umverstty's geophysics COLOR MUG SHOTS p m Sunda y Ma son1c services COLUMBUS (UP!) - The department for M o,t" nmg D1:1wn L odge will be held 7 30 p m Sunday Htghway Safely Depar!ment wtll accept bids through July 27 CV.CLIS'f KILLED to have col01 ed photographs or PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UP!) motonsts put on dnver~ JAMES CLICK hcenses The photos would be - Two motorcychsls crashed GA LLIPOLI S - James H Cl1ck 91 Rl 1 Oak Htll, died put on the ftrsl of the year headon on a rural West PortsSa turday m orn111g m the Oak Color photos wtll reduce the mouth highway Saturday, wtth Htll Hospllal use of stolen dnvers h ce~ses, one cychs t ktlled and the other A re fired farmer Mr Click IS surv1ved by a son Georg e reduce produclton of coun- InJured Ktlled was Marvm L of Raven na, tw o terfeit licenses, tnhtbtl use of Morgan of West ~ortsmuuth, Ci1 c k da ughters, Mrs Cella Stra nton who was celebratmg his 23rd ol lvel Ky and Mrs Lila dr1vers licenses for minors to purchase liquor tllegally, and btrlhday Saturday Injured Blevtns of Tramp Ky Fu n er al se rvi ces wil l be held make tl easter for Oh1ons to was Patrick Malone, 23, West ol 1 p m Monday from lhe Portsmouth · Kuhne r Lew is Funeral Home cash checks wlfh MEIGS THEATRE damaged 1 ~ returned to hts b•se In Mr and Mrs Edward Maryland after spendmg two I.awson ci Syr•c·usc and Mr weeks wtth Mr. and , -Mrs und Mrs lloh lxti\'SOn and Itussell Roush and Mr and fwnlly visited Mr and Mrs Mrs Robert Hussell at WolfCharles Lawson und f,unlly f>i!ll. Sunduy Mrs Rcnald Russ~ll and Mr and Mrs George. Sayre Mandy, Mrs Russell Roush of Denver, Colo , anil two v..lwd Mrs Arnold Anderson children left 'thursday after at Keno-ltidge Thursday spending their vucahon Wllh evenrng Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre Mr and Mrs Clarence and other relaitves Shuler of Urbuna, Ill , and Mr. Sharon, Cmdy, Duvld and and Mrs !.ester Manuel and· Edward Roush spent the daughter of Logan VISited ~r weekend wtth their stsler, Mr and Mrs Puul Manuel over the and Mrs/ Dana I.ew1s Calltng weekend · on the Lewtse• on Saturday evenit1g wece Mr and Mrs HAS NE:WTHEME • ~:erbert Roush, Mrs lva Orr, COLUMBUS (UP!) Mr and Mrs Russell Housh Donald L Traxler, asslslant Mrs Jtm Hupp has been asststtng tn the care or her professor of education at Ohto Northe rn University has stsler, Cheryl Stewart of Pt chosen "EnthuSiasm Makes Pleasant Cheryl has treen tl1e Dtfference" as the theme conftned to University Hospital for hts one-year term as at Morgantown bu t was prestdent of the Ohto brought to the home of her Educatton Assoctabon paren l~. Mr and Mrs Henry Stewart tn Pt Pleasant after ha~mg back surgery Mr and Mrs Honald llussell and daughter, Mandy , son of the late Harvey and Emma Russell War II veter an , hav ng served m the Seebees Fun era l serv1ces wil l be held NEW PILOT NEW YORK iUPI ) - Kathy Kusner, who ndes horses well enough to own an Olymp1c Stiver medal , also moves well m the atr The pel1te 32-year-old, a member of the US equestrian team for th ree Olymptcs, also ts a ltccnsed ptlot and recently became ll l.eaf)el rated ptlot fur Executtve Jet AvtaltOn , the world 's lat gest busmess Jet charter scrvtce He was the pa~c 1) ' Fair mem-berships offered Mon·d ay Uy Ml'll. lfcrbert RliU Hh parade marshaL . Others Include JQM Longley, llob Day'ton·,_Mr and Mrs Clcn Thothpson, Mr. and Mr$. Maurice Deatl, Mr and Mrs. Merlyn Roas, and A Kimball Suiter Guest speaker will be United States Naval Commander Carl Wilgus, Wa~ hinglOn , D C: TlckeiJt are $2 per person Reservations are still being ac· t-ep~ ut the Chamber of Commerce offtce and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electl'tc Co The Eighth Annual River Recreation Festtval will begin at II a ll). looay on the park front with a chicken barbecue by the Southwestern Boosters Club, and w1ll end with a teens dance late Wednesday followmg tbe gigantic f1r.eworks display STRIKE ENDED Services wtll be held CLE;VELAND (UPI) Tuesday at _10 a m at lhe Rawlings Coats Funeral Home Members of Teamster Local wtth the Rev Rau llin Moyer In 3~2 voted 50 to 28 Saturday to charge Bur1al w1ll be 1n end thetr month long slrtke Rtverv1ew Cemetery Fnends may call alter 4 p m Monday agamsl the retatl farmture a t the funeral home tndustry Accordmg to a umon Mr Russell was born May 24 spokesman, the contract 1888 In Metgs County provtdes a $113 hour wage Precedmg h1m in death were hi s l1rsl wtfe Mattie CurtiS mcrease over the next three Boswell before sentencmg "I thmk tlie Judge had just had enough," Asststant Dtslrtcl Attm ney Joe Chambe1s said (Contmued !rom Farm dleport emergency 1 escue unil ca lled ther e fo mvest1gate He was born May 9, IB94, tn Wheelmg a son ol the late Wttlta,m S an (l Kathenne J\ews Notes Fairview .. Rarade PICNIC AT RIG(;S MIDDLEPORT - famthes or the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club were guests • Frtday evemng of Club Prestdent and Mrs Gene Rtggs at thetr honre along Route 7 TONIGHT near Tuppers Plams Rotary July 1 Anns arranged covered dtshes FIDDLER and ham and chicken were ON THE ROOF GALLIPOLIS - Gallla provtded by the club (Techntcotorl Norma Cra ne Couoty sheriff's depulles Leonard Frey Saturday mormng mvesttgated I G) an act of vandahsm at the Pres1dent franklin P1erce Running Ttme3 Hrs lenn Graham farm on requested the hrsl Chnstmas Adults 51 SO Chtldren lSc tree for the Whtte Hou se In Show Starts 7p m Blcssmg Rd Graharr. reported 1856 ...> someone had damaged his farm eqwpment. Sheriff Jtm Saunders tn· vesttgated a trafftc acctdent on the parkmg lot allhe James M Gavm Plant Saunders satd an auto drtven by Clifton Vernon Marcelles, Jr , 30, Rt. I, GalltpoliS, struck a car owned by Dave O'Nea) of Pomt Pleasant One arrest recorded Frtday was Clarence Shaw, 37, Rt I, Wtllowwood for tnsufftelent funds ROY C RUSSELL MIDDLEPORT - Roy C Russell 85, of 207 South Thtrd Ave was found dead al 12 23 p m Saturday by the Mtd number of years defense lawyet Howard Moore wttii contempt when Moore crtltctzed mdtvtdual Jurors after the verdtcl was tn, but • hiS ftrst wife Zora McDole Orlando Fla , and Thomas, ndPayned also ' l' faced tell gthe, v1cltm ght a sat' m In y Urt now I never saw that woman m my life before I came mto thiS cou rtr oom ' The woman h " replied, ' Oh, yes you ave Judge H_owell C Ravan, who called Payne's slatemenl, "An affront to everyllung Amenca stands fo r," threatened . 1n death by hts parents , John and Nancy Ervm h::enhower Pleasant two broth er s, Joe, of ~~~e;i~;: any~:;:o~o.. ~'d I Jhe g1oom graduated from Wah ama H1gh School m 1970 ·•nd IS Mvert1smg Manager for the Potnt Plemant llegtster 111 Pmnt Pleasant Out of-town guests at· tendmg the weddmg were llt enI Clark , West Po1nt Academy Mt s Dan Rardm, Chattauooga, 'i:Cnn , Candy Zu span, Cat mtchael, Pa , Mrs .1.1ck Bocock, Kathy and l1 sa, Ashland , Ky , Mt s Walter Blankenship, Cheylan, WVa , Mr and Mrs Cut Its llursl, Rlueftcld, W Va , Hoy Green, St Albans Mr ;lnd Mt s Larry K111g, Jeff ,Ind Krt sly, Carla Haggerty , a ll of Mtlton Dreamt Stevens and lltch Hawley of Columbus, Olno , M1 s Jenny Sulzbach und Hickey , Akron, Ohio, Mr and Mrs Ruben McCoy, Shelley 11nd Wtllrc, Bat hetlon, Ohio, Mr~ V11nce Dawson, J~dy .tnd lltll bur a }I alstead, Hunttnuton , Debby Hess, Whoehng, Dymplc Coci<J ell l•, lednol W Va Debbie ' ll<trtley, Dunbw·, Mr and Mt s Shellnun Buskirk Jr , MltldlepMt, Ohio, Mr,ll Mlnu Allbright, Culllpolts, Ohio, Mr , 1111d Mt s Edward Kincaid anti Murk,HcndcJson , Mr and Mrs Don Swlshm·, Mr and Mt s I·:ugcno llulstcad, Mrs Cora io'1 •y, Mt s Nellie Durst, Mrs MHrgurct Kincaid, L111onya KlnCHld, Dbntc Henry, Sundy lltn dcttc, Mr und Mrs Rick Hnlstuud, Mrs Chris Bower, Mrs Berthu Holstead, Mr and Mrs Alon~o Olckons, llobet t Wln~ctt, Sum Nichols III, 1111 of PI Plcusunt und Wendy 011, Gallipolis, 0, hts his home J D and VIvian Qui ckie Powel l a sister, Mrs Hube rt IJean) Forbus Pt cozettec00keb "de· if s R l d t t 0 eve a s ea Mr. and Mrs. Steve Halstead tn c lu de parents, with whom he made ~r~r~;!:ol~,~~~~~;;i~r::~ holes on one stde and a 2 tnch "'~ hole on the other Thts wtll be placed on end m , the sprmg and a gravel ftlter / placed behtnd the !tie catch basm A ptpe 1% mches m dtameter wtll be placed tn the two mch hole m whtch to carry water to a 500 gallon concrete watermg trough at a lower stormg all the water that he elevatiOn A small concrete Flowe~s of white gladofl, b h H bo l can therefore, he ts mterested wall or dam 6 tnches thtck wtll mtil!t-colored drustes and [klm b:~: d=t~tes e~nd ~~~e P~~: _1n the maxtmwn allowed depth be poured on the lower stde of d d th tt f d th bl d h which ts 15 feet to the the catch bastn tn order to poms provt e e se mg or accente wt ue an w t1e emer •ency sptllway tne marnage of Mtss Cozette streamers " force water mto the basm and Marte Cooke and Mr Steve Mtss Mary Beth McCoy of Halstead on June 16 m the Barberton, Ohto served her J W. Beattie ts planmng to lhroug~ to the troug~ Mr Beattte has about ·forty Haven Umted Melhodtst cousm as JWJtor bndesmatd mstall a sprmg development on She was attired m a long AhiS farm along Glenvtlle R1dge head of cattle whtch wtll use Church the sprmg as a water supply The Rev Wtlltam DeMoss hne gown of pmk flowered We exammed thts spnng and performed the double-rmg crepe styled stmtlar to that or found the water to be commg out of the hill tn a smgle v~tn ceremony for the daughter of the bndesmatds She earned~ The method of ptcktng up the Mr and Mrs Roy Cooke and basket of mullt-colored daiStes water c:,onststs of mstalltng a the son of Mr . and Mrs and pom poms clav hie catch basm twenty Samuel Halstead, all Qf New Mr Davtd Buskirk of Pmn) mc'hes m dtameter wtth small Haven, al 7 30 p m followmg Pleasant served as best man a half hour of nup!tal mustc and ushers were Mr Don that way~ by Mtss Becky Burns, Wood and Mr Dtck Ord , both They had taken all of hts personal belongmgs as though he organtst Two songs "Whtlher of New Haven Mr Tun had corrumtted some terrtble crtme He hadn't gtven them any Thou Goest" and "The Halstead, served h!S , brolher Ma)or League Results Iiams Perry Scherman 15) reason to thmkhe wouldgtvethem any trouble, so why carry tl to --weddmg Song" were sung by as Jumor usher Mtss Chettr By Un11ed Press International Fryman 18) and S1ms LPthis extreme? . . National League Appotn!ments of etght key Miss Marcte Ltdel, solotst for Hayes, New Haven, and Mtss Perry (B 7) HRs- Powell (4th) Wtlltams 2, (91h & lOth) men as chatrman of the the event I have checked With two separate patrol stattons and asked 110 tnntngsl Karen Froendt, West NY 000 001 on o- 3 11 0 Bumbry (41h l what the average bond was on thts type of charge, and they both Cht operatmg comrmttees of the Ctven m marnage by her Columbta, regtslered th e 100 ()1)0 101 1- 4 10 0 Seaver Capra (81, McGrJw Ct~vetand 100 100 000- 2 ~ 1 Tn-Slate Area council, Boy _)ather, the bnde wore a fioor- guests satd about $27 50 Now I ask, "Why so much difference m ClrI10) and Hodges Reusc~el, NY 000600 lOx- 7 71 Scouts of Amenca, were made clevtlle, Ohio, than anywhere else m the same state• Do they do Aker length gown of ~ported Whtte For her daughters weddmg, 18 ), Burm (9), LaRoche Perry (8 10) and Ell is by Counctl Prestdent Bob E stlk peau d sot! HeMrs Cooke chose a floorall out of state drtvers that way•, knowmg most can't appear I10) and Hundley WP - Medtch (6 3) and Munson HRs embrotdered and pearled length gown of hght pmk back,' for tf they d1d, tt would cast them even more by the hme LaRoche 13 0) \.P- Capra 10 - Wiitte 2 17th & Blhl Murcer Myers at the Counctl 2) HRsA Garrett (2nd), (131h) Execultve Boatd meetmg held ·chantilly lace formed tbe htgh polyester crepe, wtth dark 1 they prud the fine plus expenses; or ts tt JUSt servtcemen The Boswell (2nd) Mtlner (lOih), mandrm heckhne, emptre pmk accessories, and wore a offtcer behind the desk left us wllh the tmpresston that he sure Hiser I lsi) Chtcago 021 000 010- 4 9 2 on June 26 Those men reappomted are bodtce, accented and cuffed corsage of pmk rosebuds didn't care much for servtc~ Oakland 001 000 002- 3 10 2 I12 ~nn~ngsl Bahnsen, Forsler 17) Acosla as follows De Rtchard her long biShop sleeves that • The groom's mother w<~s I have been caught a couple of ltmes for speedtng, as most of LA 004 000 4ol0 103- 12 16 2 (9) and Herrmann Holtzman 100 042 001 lDO- 9 12 3 (11 B) LP- Bahnsen (10 6) HR McCray Oral Surgeon of were embellished wtlh crystal dressed m a long A-hne gown us have who does much drivmg, but I have never been treated Alia Hdugh (6) Rtchert - Herrmann 16th) Hunttngton, Camp t~g ~leat~g and buttons d latlmg of turquotse polyester, wtth ltke a desperate crtnltnal by any of the offtcers who stopped me, (7)Downtng Brewer (8), Culver (10), Chatrman John Schnetder at her wnsls Her 1 A-hne whtte accessortes and wore a or any of the officers whom I've had to post bond m front of pr Rau (121 and Yeager, Cannlz Mtnn 000 000 040- 4 6 0 General E~gmeer, U S Corp~ skirt was r1ehl embelltshed corsage of whtle rosebuds have any of them before ever made me feel as though they were zaro (7) , Morlan, Frtsella (7), California 000 000 000- 0 4 I ace, gathermg followmg the weddmg ,, House (7), Devine (91. Panther Biyleven I10 B) and Mitter of Engmeers, Ashland, Health wtth the S1l committing Highway robbery, and gettmg by wttfl tt. And m my (121 and Oates WP- Cutver 13 wald, Ryan (9 91 and Torborg, , and Safety Chatrm:m, Walter to extra back fullness and receplton was held m the opinion they did thetr JOb just AS. well 1f not a lot belter than 4) LP- Panfher (I I) HRs- Kusnyer 191 . HR - Darw in M Thomason, Techmcal extenctmg mto a full chapel social rooms of the chut ch Circleville's officer did The way they treated my son was Morlon list) , Lum 17th), Aaron Illlh ) Servtce Engmeenng length tr~m that was all ac- Those asstStmg wtlh the I20th), ,Evans I t91h) Johnson outrageoils, and the bond was sttll worse If a person wasn't a (16th) Manager Pr<lduce Ap-' cented by some lace· wtlh receptton were the members crtmmal, they could make one out of you wtth thetr actions and ph~alton' Dept, Ashland crystal pleatmg edgmg the of the Untled Methodt sl ItO tnntngs) thefr prices, while wearmg a badge .., Petroleum Co , Ashland Otl, tram and hemhne A pearl Church The brtde's table was Phtla ooo 100 000 0- 1 6 2 I asked the offtcer, 1fhe appeared back, tf tt would be to his St L 000 000 010 1- 2 S 0 SNAP ORIOLES STRING Inc , Ashland, Ky, Trammg edged Tterp of Re- covered Wllh a P!llk and while Twttchell Scarce (10) and (my son's) advantage, meanmg would he get part of hts-money DETROIT (UPI) - Mike Chatrman, Earle S Dtllard, embrotd;red chanltlly lace, lace cloth and centered wtlh a Boone , Murphy Segul (81 , Strahler and John Htller Prestdent llloss & Dtllard back But he JUSt gnnned, and satd (well he would have to pay a Pena and sprmkled with mtmature 3-ttered weddmg cake topped I101 and Simmons WPftne, plus a $1 mtle) but beheve me when I say hts grm satda lot Pena 11 0) LP- Scarce (0 4) checked Bal!tmore on JUSt four ' In c ' Hunt I n g t 0 n ' seed pearls, held her bouffant Wtth a nuntalure brtde and more, and hts rea elton was as though to say, "how stupid can you htls S~turday and the DetrOit Orgam'zalton and Extenslo~ vetl of tmported stlk IllUSIOn groom 11Ie colors of ptn~ ~nd San D•ego 000 000 ooo- o 7 1 'f1gers snapped a ftve-game Chatrman; Pat McDonald, Her bouquet consisted of mul- white were earned out m the be even asking a questiOn hke that?" C•nct 000 000 40x- 4 7 1 WELL, f hope you prt!Jt thts as my son asked me to w'rt\e 1! Troedson Corklfls f7) and Oriole wlllmng streak wtlh a 4-1 Manager of TechniCal Ser- Itcolored datstes, carnattons decorattons, wtlh w1 eaths of Btllmgham I10 S) and ·victory vtce~, The Cammack Agency, and baby's breath The bride's pmk carnations around the for lum and JUSt maybe tl at least wtll be a warmng to others to Corrales Bench LP- Corklns (3 5) HRs Duke Stms and Tony Taylor HWltlngton , Public RelatiOns only Jewelry was a pair of punch bow'l and candles on BEWARE CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO tf anyone has an occaston to be - Rose (2nd) Bench (1 5th) heart -shaped gomg north or south on 23 My son's name ts Benjamin D Wyant smgled home three runs be- Chairman , and . Wtlllam H earnngs a weddmgdtamand gift from ellh er stde cf th e weddl ng Montreat 000 000 ODO0 6 1 tween them and Mickey Gammon, Admmlstraltve lh ' cake The cake, dec01 ated 111 Delores Bush, Ht 4, Oak Htll, Ohto45656 Pillsbgh .100 000 ~Ox - 4 8 0 h h h Vrce Prestdent, Ashland 011, e grOQm pink yellq.w and green, was ED NOTE We suggest thts page on which thts letter ap. McAnally Gilbert (7), T Stanley htt hts etg t orne run Inc. Ashland Ky Exploring Mrs Da~td(Sherry) Buskirk served by Mrs Jenny Sulz· pears, with the letter Itself ctrcled in an appropnate fOiored Walker 181 and Boccabell• , of the season to help make it Chal'rman ' ' of Paint PJeaSilnl served us Moose (6 7) and Sanguttlen LP pencil be mat led to the commander of the State Htghway Patrol - McAnally 15 31 k bach and Miss Shelley McCoy, easier for Strahler' rna mg New appointrnetlls are as rnatron-of-hono; to the bride while the punch was served by In Columbus, Ohio and to Gov John Gtlligan At the least, tl calls ' only his second American follow s John 1 Stirrup, S~e was attired 1n a long A- Mrs Steve Wood for 'an mvestlgatjon of posstble collusion between the Clrclevll)e ~~~:t~~n ~ ~ ~~ ~ I.eag~e slarl Manager, Kerr ClaYs Mfg of line gown of pink polye&W for her truvellng c~slume courts system and arrestmg offtcers of whatever enforcement Williams, Willoughby (4) ll u n t 1n g ton , Act I vI tl e s crepe Wllh a pink picture hal, the bride changed Into 11 pale agenctes are on duty on U S 231n the area of Ctrcleville Many Mollltl 171 and Dave Rader Chatrman . and Bernard carried a bouquet or pink blue polyester ~ull with White years ago some wise person satd the pnce of freedOm ts constant Richard, Crawl<>rd, Ray (17) VA !IlKS WIN, 7-3 Dlckmson, Works Manauer, daisies and pnm poms UC· "ccessorlcs She wot e u NEW YOI'K (UPI) R o t d Itt I k ..< hi " York 181, Grill In 191 and Ju ze vigilance This obviously 1s one tune and place lor vtgllance WP- WIIIough9y i~ 41 LP- . ' - oy W Va Works Connors Steel cen e w 1 P n ana w lc corsu~u of white carnations Crowford 12 31 HRs- Bonds Whtte's pair or doubles and a Dlvl~ton, H K 'Porter Co ' of streamers Mtss Connie from · her bridal bouquet • I20ihl Spet~r 17th ) smgle combined with a costly · Huntmgton Adv~nccmcnl Haggerty of Milton , l'' ollowlng a we-dding trip to error by Cleveland th ird Chairman , ' ' brldesma~d, wore along A·llnc ~·lotldu, the couple will reside PLEASANT VALLEY lla1 rtson, Pomt Pleasant, ' American League baseman Buddy Bdl enabled These operatmg chairmen ~own of lavender polyester at Rou~c 1, I:.clurt Marvm Cox, Cheshire , Hobert Mltw al Boston, ppd, rain the Yankees to win their lith lmng a wealth of Scouting und _!:repe wit~ lavender hat, umJ The new Mrs Halsleud Is u DISCHARGES Laura Belle Lew1s, Jr , Middleport, Mrs stratghL home victory Saturor business und community carPied a bouquet uf lavender -ID71 graduate or Wuham Parsons, Leoo, Mrs, Lase , Glenn Lawson, Mmerstvlle, 0., Kan Ctty 000 000 000- o 1 o 11 Texas 100 000 20x3 B o day with a 7-3 victory 9vet lhe cxpenence to their role of daisies and pom-poms ac- lllgh Se houl tlntl 11 IU7:1 Jennlnp, Wellston, 0.; Mrs Mrs Fred Willet, Potnt Ltttell, Dat Canton (6) and JilT)' Mullins, Point PleaSlln(. Pleasant, James Stanley, glvmg volunteer leadership to cented with lavender and graduate df Murshall u with Healy Btbby I I 2) and Suarez Cleveland Indians .Bi1tleell Triplett, Gallipolis,__ G"lllpohs, Mrs Cleo Smtih, LP~ Litlelt (12) Mel Stotllemyre went all the their respechve committees, while streamers Miss Debbie an As. dc~re• In ''·•crc'"rlul Blunken~hlp ufl'hcylan , also11 • "" '" · Mn. Harry Lanham, <!Jughter, F,va Bartrwn, Catlettsburg, way fot New York, giving up in order to suppo~t the 1eaders br)desmaid was attired In 11 Sdcnce S c 1s presently Balli more 300 300 3DO9 14 2 MIJOII; Mrs. Clarence Tayl0r, Ky , and Ernest Adkins, "OW employed with lhc D11 1ly Delr01l 010 000001 - 2 S 0 only four hits to raise his ufthe somc200Scouting units bl 1 Northup, 0.; Mrs Michael Letart Alexander 16 4) and Wti record to 10-7 In the Tri-State Am O>'!"cll ld~~~~g~/~~ ~~e ~:lic~s." wl~h ~untlncl In Pomeroy, Ohio . ~ about 100 feet long, 75 feet wtde, and 6 feet dee~ Th.e field wtll be bwlt across a small hollow The pond Mr Btlhps 1s cons1dermg bwldmg ts 'tn a hollow and the mam purpose would be for recreatiOnal use Mr Btlhps ts mterested tn Sur v i Vors MAHIETTA, Ga (UP!) Tom Payl\e, former Atlanla Hawks basketball player ah eady servmg two years for rape, faced a new 15-year sentence for rape and sodomy Saturday after he was conVICted of attackmg a 42-yearold woman An all-whtle Jury of seven men and !tve women •leltbetated for four hours fnday mght before fmdmg the 7-foot-2 former Umverstty of Kentucky cenlet guilty , • pnlumm•ln th~ cuHtcrn Unlk-d Sillies uud It lwrd to beli~ve' thnt other horllt'~ ••• !Veil as sid e~ could not have been procured. The scenes lnYolvlnH Tecumseh's romanUc inter est In Rebecca Gollowoy (Janet Gross) lack any real wurmth and ndd little, 1! anything, to the plol 1 he musical score, Is excellent Written by an lndi~n. Curl 'f Fischer, It is a bcauttful tone poem, fully urchel!lated and deeply moving Llll strains build to the action whtch should, but occasionally does not, follow and IL~ mood Is tender, a tone recurrent thoughout the play Overall, Tecumse h may lrTJprove greatly by the end of the season and certamly by the beginning of II.. second Y.ear should develop Into an e~cellent presentation Foi now, II Is a gooo evening's entertainment, especially for those who have not studied the era and are not apt to see quite as many faults us we did As a footnote, we might add that anyone gomg to 'See the drama should be very careful to follow the stgns and not the maps and to dress warmly and wear old shoes Tl)e drama wtll be presen(ed each evemng Tuesday through Sunday from June 30 to September 2 at the Sugarloaf r---------------------~---~ . ... • ' .1, (Q)nttnuod from pn~e 1) leugue of lndltm tribes thut woul(j, by sheet jiOWCr ~~ nurnbct s, be able to era~r· lhtl white men !1 onI the Ohio Valley and Uw conUu nl / Bul ' the Ptophet'll scheming, ond the • provocation of Generul William Henry Harrison (Gc01 ge White) brings the first b.tttlc of '1 •cmnseh's w.tr too soon unit the Indians arc defeated l_.,ter TecumseH Is knled His fol!ow~rs,' who hove been Instructed to pierce hts booy klur times wtlh the buy.unel or Tecumseh's British musket, "' e unable to accomplish the task, and he tloes not nse They take away and htde hiS b01ly , and the old historian (Normun La Hoc helle 1crtes to heaven, for his t eturn for no one knows where the booy ltes, yet nil u"re sure of Tecumseh's resurrcclton In additton to the flintlocks falling , othct fallacieS m the play tnclude the dtulogue whtch sounds susptCIOUsly 1973 to tins reporter, the properties, most of which hopefully will be more tarnished and worn-lookmg by the end of the season, that appear too ne\\ and the use of Appaloosa horses also upset us, Since m Tecumseh's time thet e were no Ap· Payne faces Time, place for vigilance ' • ) ~·II: Sund11y 'l'lmrs . Sentine l, Sunduy, July 1, 1973 3 · ' I leytakes_offtcea~mayorofLos I Angeles Sunday before 2,500 I mvtted guests and an an- • { I k .t·..;..;..geles has ne_w, b ac mayo_.r i"l.JJ ,. I-::~!:-:D~~;~=~~~::~~~-1 . Los edllor) 111141 mlllt be 1iped wltb lbe 1lpet'1 llddrm. .\. REGULAR •4.96 HIGH DENSITY POLYTHENE POOL IN COLORFUL WHITE OR YELLOW DESIGNS HOLDS 145 GALLONS ® ~ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ' THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE AT SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA, BO:tH GALLIPOLIS STORES AND PT. NT STORE • •' • t �• ' :L- ~&toldlyT!mes-Senttnei, S\IIlday,July I, 1973 .. • 1 NIIDel may be wtlbheld Dpoll publlcalloa. However, oo I 1'111-l,umN wUlbe dllcloled. Lellen •boald tit lll&ood I ?Itt ,()~ "fd1th lllle, acldreulq IIIUtl, 1 01 penoaa Ull et. £) I I I 1 . ••• # I "'" 110 Jf'ho is I L I LOS ANGEI.ES (UP I) _ • Wtth 82-year-old former Que( J t E 1W d 1 us tee ar arren a numsI termg the oath, Thomas Brad- • I t!ctpated spectator crowd or .~ophisticated? Portland, Ohto Dear Sir This is my two cents'worth about Mr Spencer or anyone else selling homegrowp frutts and vegetables oo_the streets In Pomeroy Who tsso sophisticated that these ca rs wtth fresh clean home grown vegetables would offend them' I would rather see them than a drunk reeltng down the street or ztggmg when they should zag down the highway "E. ~ Senior Citizens who shop at drug stores and depar!ment stores there are happy tbey don't have to walk several blocks to find these commodiltes a man has proouced by his sweat aoo toll from Meigs CQunty sot! Mll!ly people will shop somewhere el$e when the frutts and ~egetables, hoiJie packed honey and sorgham are not avatlable at a convement place for them to ~etlo Who is the loser if Pomeroy gets too btg for Its brttches and takes away an honest decent hardworkmg man's rtght to a livelihood ThiS Is a time honored way of makmg a Uvmg There's not enough men like thts left The kmd who work and take pride tn what they do I guess some folk would rather see them haunltng the welfare lme To deny a person this rtght, who lS helped ' Why should this man' lie bamshed to a back street or take a back seat for anyone? He bas a Goo-gtven right to make a Uvmg the way he knows how Euthanasta would be a blessmg bestde thiS attitude (whoever started tt) to put a man off the street ltke this, zillion times worse; a slow, tortuous way to dte, hiS prtde and digmty gone. · If more people wollld rats~ a garden and sell the surplus, welfare would soon not be much of a problem Many wtll not agree wttlt me We all have our reasons to thtnk as we do A lady on a Racme rural route laughs at my scrtbbles I do not know her, or what she laughs about Perhaps she'sa htghly sophisticated, well, educated one who ts offended by my uneducated way o' saym' thtngs Many laughing folk are. happy , she's welcome to her laughs at my expense however tt IS. And we each doo.ur own tltmg, huh' -Goldte Clendemn thousands - Bradley Is the etty's 37th mayor but he will go down m J Wle 25, 1973 Oak Htll, Ohto ' eh Tecums htstory os tts first black chief execuiJve, wlnnmg election ill the nalton s thtrd biggest metrupohs b~ a Wtde margm with an electorate only 18 per cent black. Dlb'lltlart~s from throughout the state and as far away as New York will JOin m the maugural whtch starts w1th the ceremony on City Hall ;teps · followed by a parade through downtown stn>cts und a ,;gala outdoor bulht the CQnventron Center Sttnday night Couspicuous by h1s absence wtll be outgoing . Mayor Sam Yor\y .., Defeated by Bradley in his btd for a fourth consecutive term as mayor, Ym•ty was sa1hng on a cruise shtp on B kor Prle•t, vacation bi thll Alaskaq inlancf treasure!' Ivy 0 f 0 wnterway. 'ABra dl cy a ide -'•id ~ illld Perc'',.,Sutton, f ManhatUtn president 1n 0 Yorly ·had been sent illl in- tho borau.,. vttalton to the Inaugural bot New York was that no Teply was rec,elved Gov llotlnld Heaglll' US Sen Alan a-anstQn will ' lnyltedbutsenthisregretslhtttl deliver the principal address he had a prcvtous engagemen rs of most of Um Among those In the VIP sea~ The m.tyo C ltforrua wtll be former Sen Eugene nea rby Souther)I a d plus McCarthy ; Thomas Mellon, cttles expec 1c uncliclue! admlmstrative offtcer of Bradley s fellow city co San francisco; Assembly men, jU<Iges and cl:grn:,~ Speaker Robert Moretti; state and a number of show usm • • llgurcH former Gov. Edmund 0 ''Pat" nr~·~ ~" w•• ~· e"""''ted ·~" In addition 10 Congreslll.nen Glen Anderson, Alphonso Bell, G E Brown Jr and Y:~~~ ;nithwalte Burke. VI kl" 13 arr will sin" , the c " • national unthem Qmductor Qumcy Jones and his orchestra uCt'Ompa ny 0 C. Smith, who Will s 1ng "rhe Impossible Dt eum" and F'lorcnce Menderson, who w111 sing the theme song from "The &JUnd of ~ere Music u 11te pwudest spectator no do ubt will be Mrs Ethel Bradley who met Tom at the New Hope Ilapltst Owrch 41 years ago and married him ttfler an etght year courtship In 1941 She wtll be accomparued by thcll dnughters, Lorrame, 29, and Phyllts, 27 ' l Area Deaths_ ! 15-year term ROaERT POWELL HOMER ICENHOWER MIDDLEPORT - Rober l PORTLAND Homer Owen Powell. 45 died at hiS Blanch Icen hower 83 Rl 1 restde n ce on Powell Sf , Porlland died Frtday evening Mtddl e po rl ear ly Satur day at Veleran s Memorial morntng 'He was born Feb 18, Hospttal 1928, tn Mason W Va Mr Icenhower was preceded • • m pnson UNUSUAL GINSENG-Obwa Wrlghl, Mason outdoorsman, shows off a flvepruoged genseng plant tbat be dug up recently In an area In Jackson County. Wrlgbt tells lbe youngsters lbat lbe plaat Is one tbat can be regarded a "once.Jn-a-llfellme find." Tbe lhlck, forked, aromatic rool on lbe plant wW seU for about $10. Looking on as Wright sMws off lbe plant are, foreground, Patty Ohlinger, Kathy Wright and Randy Wrlgbl. Background, Steve Ohlinger, Peg Winston, Joey Oblinger and Ronnie Johnson. Lay Of the land Dear Str J· iun wntmg tilts ll1 regard to the Judge and the Ctrclevllle Pollee Dept who set the rules and regulations for appearance bonds on $peedmg llckets. If anyone has an answer on this subject I would appreciate heanng from them. My son 1s stalloned m Fort Meade, Md at the army base B" JOHN COOPER where he has been smce he returned from Vtetnam m January • Sotl Conservation Servtce 1972 He manages to return to Calha County on the average of twtce a year to VISit the famtly, thtch he dectded to do on June We recently made pond stte 7th of thts year exammatwns for Jack BurHe and his.wtfedectdedonSa urday, June 9,they would start delle whose farm ts on Thomas back and take 1-71 nortll out of Col~~tnbus so as to stop and VISit Rtdge, Robert Btlhps whose hla Wlle's parents In Allron overrught, and then proceed to . farm IS on Route 87, and R H Maryland on Sunday the loth as he had to be back on base before Stranahan near Broadway 7 00 o'clock Monday morning the Uth of June Mr Burdette's pond would Gomg north on 23 he was stopped for speeding by the Oluo be a dugout pond located m State Htgliway Patrol. He was dnvmg 83 mile per hour tn a 611 lipshur clay loam soil Thts IS a imle per hour zone Now, everyone !mows if any of us are catight red clay type of sml whtch has speedmg we have to poSt an appearance bond or be ftned, so that been found to hold water verr IS not my reason for wrttmg. The reason ts the amount of the well even though tt contracts bond, and the treatment he received while wattmg for hts bond and expands when tt becomes drted out or wet rooney · A dtverswn dttch Y(tll be He called me (htsmother) to ask tf I had $30 I could loan him necessary to collect enough as he only had $30 of h1s own, and hts bond was set at $60 I told water to Jtll 1t The mam hin) I would be Utere m about two hours wtth the amount he ~ purpose of hts pond wtll be for neede:l When I arrtved I expected to ftnd htm wattmg tn the , recreatiOnal use with ftl'l! offtce, so when I dtdn't seelitm, I asked where he was, and was proteclton for hiS farmhouse told he was In Jatl I asked the offtcer behmd the desk why he bemg a use also couldn't have watted m the offtce, knowmg the boncf money was The Stranahan pond wtll be on the way The answer I recetved was, "Oh, we lose too many· · Lin(•score!ii Scout Council· _Name Operating Committee a ::_'j 't ~ ' • Icenhower, and three children, Alberta Keyes leonard, and Bernard ... Mr Icenhower Is survlv d by his w1fe, Anme Belle erd Icenhower, four sons, Lewi S Middl eport two nteces, fi ve nephews and several aunts and u ncl ~s Pnvat e funera l se rvices wi ll and Ralph , of Negley, Ohio Roy, of East liverpool, and Rawlmg s Coates Home w ith Rev daugh ter , Helen Jeffers Syracuse, 32 grandchildren, be Monday at 2 p m al C11 fford , of _Funeral Lawrence Manley offtctattng Bunal will and be In the Rlverv tew Cemetery one Pomer oy seve ral great grandchildren The family ask >thai flowers Mr Icenhower attended the beomttted Fnends may call at Hazel Communtty Church, the lhe fune ral home Sunday be Freedom Gospel Mlss 1on ahd tw ee n 4 and ~9 the Stlversville Communtly Church Funeral serv1ces wtll be held Monday at 2 p m at the Spiller Melhodist Church with the Rev 0 Dell Mantey olftclatlng Burtal wilt be tn the Spiller MelhodiSt Cemetery Frtend' may call at Ewtng Funeral Home al anyltme WILLIAM BOSWELL ..... GALLIPOL IS - William 5.1.\-1 Boswell, 79 ol1064 Second -./Ave . GalliJJolt s d•ed al 1 45 Sat~r da y a m tn Holzer M edtcal Center He had been 1n fa tl tng health three years Mr Boswe ll a retired Gal ltpoi iS Slate lns lttu te employee also had been employed by the Wheelmg Steel Co Wheeltng W Va , and by the Greyhound Bus Lme Co, m New York Ctty, a Mr Boswell IS survtveo by his wtle, Thelma Hutch tnson Boswe ll. whom he rnarned Jan 23 1941 tn Ga llipoliS and several nteces and ne phews Two sisters and a brother preceded h1m m death Mr , Boswell res1ded 1n Gall1a County Ihe past 33 years He was a Ru~~ell, one son one brother member of Grace Un1ted anOt hr ee s1sters MethodiSI Ch urc h Morntng Dawn Mason c Lodge Aladdin Temple Scoltlsh Rite DAV and IMe VFW He was a World Moun tam Ampttlteater, seven miles north. west of Chtlllcothe, beginning at 8 45 p m To get U1ere from the Gallta-Metgs area go to Chtlllcothe qnd lake US 23 north to Sulpher Spring or Manetta Rd and follow the signs · eqmpment . Rev flclaf ,ng • lmTn Tomghl thru Wednesday ';;~~:;;:;;;;=::. • Sunday-Monday' and Tuesday .----------, Tonight, Mon Tues . July 12 3 Double Feature Program THE FRENCH CONNECTION Color by Deluxe Gene Hackman ~ Plus- I R) THE CULPEPPER CAfTLE CO. Gary Grimes Billy ~ Green • Bush luke Askew lPG) Cartoon EASY WAYS TO CASH, CHARGE, LAY·AWA'\" ' ' SHOP EARLY WHILE QUANTITIES lAST ONE 1'/ME BUY REG. PRICE • 84.44 5 REG 57' STRETCH NYLON PANTY HOSE \s~r,£~,3Prs. oN _ . ,' $1 35' PAIR Sheer stre tch mes ~ won t vmnkle One stze ftts 5 to 5'7 I 00 150 pound> Popul ar co lors " \ RCA 3 PC. TAPE PLAYER 3 PIECE MODULE 8 TRACK TAPE PLAYER AUTOMA'\lC MANUAL TRACK SELECTION TONE BALANCE LOUDNESS CONTROL INPUT JACKS FOR PHONO M,ODERN WHITE AND WOODGRAIN FINISH 94 " 9 Y2" PLA YBAL.L " " • 57' -·------- 2 EACH FOR " "Shoooer Try 9~S . I" s- VJ.Jec1a @ II, ALL WOVEN .RUG \ NOW , - eDELICIOUSHOT ROLL REC I P~ Ktatuekt, fried CkiekeK BOB EVMNS 'DRIVJ~N SWIMMING POOL . 9 6· $ · .,.oo 'I • "' "• " ~ •' " D ··. This eKtra heavyweight rug Is reversible for loQg wear Comes In dark , multlcolor design lhat won't show soli ,Vis1t the Colonel / $}37 OJiLY , Ju&l what the busy shopper wants . E-ASTERN AVE . 5 FT. DIAMETER- 12" DEEP ''CONFETII" 24x45" .MASHED P01 ATOES , ~ GRA VY PAUL DAVIES ••' \ REGULAR •1.77 • 2 PIECES OF fiNGER LICKIN GOOD CHICKEN Cl>LONEL SANO ERS .." ' t Plcnsc Order By Name) SELECTION GIFTWARE " •' sse, • ",, Fun for beac h o~ back yard! All lnfla,ted to 9'12'' diameter Many colors and des1gns '\ Monday tliru Fnday, July 2 thru 6th Gallipolis, Ohio II!' • ~*:'!i~ - 1 fr om 'l 9 p 111 todav JEWELERS 404 Second Ave. ?=:--. -,-1hir•t·.,n y~ars Johnny Banks of SUMMER JEWELRY K ;\ ;\: 4 UC. A Surv1v1ng ar~ his wife, Nell1e may ca ll al the funeral home • .. E , a daughter, Mrs James (Margaret) Skaggs, St Cloud, Fta , a half brother, the Rev Edward Russell tn Callfornta, Fr i end s added 4-H advisors muy pick up tickets al the Bi·own In· surance office Monday Memberships are $3 a (rerson agam thts year. A membership not only makes one eligible to vote dunng the annual Gallta County Agrtcultural Soctety meetmg m the fall, II also enlttles the lndtvldual to enter the fairgrounds any lime during the fair free of charge .. Bur ial wil l be In Fa 1rv1ew Ceme ter y GALJ.IPOLIS - W R ( Dtck ) BrQWn announced Sa turday that 1973 Ga llla County ~unlor Fair membershtps wtll go on sale on Monday Brow n "said membershtp ttckets wl~ be sold at the three Galhpolts Banks (Ohio Valley, Fi rst Na ttonal ,and Commercia! & Savings ) and at Brown 's Insurance Office. He These Specials Availab'e Sunday At Silver Bridge Plaza BUILDINGS SHAKEN TEHHAN, Iran (UP!) - A severe eart~quake shook 1 p m Mon day at lhe Waugh and one grandson butldtngs tn lhts lraman capt tal Halley Wood Funeral Home Saturday and knocked out wtlh Rev Paul Hawks of hc1 a lmg Buna l will be m mstruments and recordmg Woodland Cemelery Ironton equtpmenl tn the Tehran Fn end s may ca ll at the ..... funeral hom e from 2 4 ar 1d 7 9 Umverstty's geophysics COLOR MUG SHOTS p m Sunda y Ma son1c services COLUMBUS (UP!) - The department for M o,t" nmg D1:1wn L odge will be held 7 30 p m Sunday Htghway Safely Depar!ment wtll accept bids through July 27 CV.CLIS'f KILLED to have col01 ed photographs or PORTSMOUTH, Ohio (UP!) motonsts put on dnver~ JAMES CLICK hcenses The photos would be - Two motorcychsls crashed GA LLIPOLI S - James H Cl1ck 91 Rl 1 Oak Htll, died put on the ftrsl of the year headon on a rural West PortsSa turday m orn111g m the Oak Color photos wtll reduce the mouth highway Saturday, wtth Htll Hospllal use of stolen dnvers h ce~ses, one cychs t ktlled and the other A re fired farmer Mr Click IS surv1ved by a son Georg e reduce produclton of coun- InJured Ktlled was Marvm L of Raven na, tw o terfeit licenses, tnhtbtl use of Morgan of West ~ortsmuuth, Ci1 c k da ughters, Mrs Cella Stra nton who was celebratmg his 23rd ol lvel Ky and Mrs Lila dr1vers licenses for minors to purchase liquor tllegally, and btrlhday Saturday Injured Blevtns of Tramp Ky Fu n er al se rvi ces wil l be held make tl easter for Oh1ons to was Patrick Malone, 23, West ol 1 p m Monday from lhe Portsmouth · Kuhne r Lew is Funeral Home cash checks wlfh MEIGS THEATRE damaged 1 ~ returned to hts b•se In Mr and Mrs Edward Maryland after spendmg two I.awson ci Syr•c·usc and Mr weeks wtth Mr. and , -Mrs und Mrs lloh lxti\'SOn and Itussell Roush and Mr and fwnlly visited Mr and Mrs Mrs Robert Hussell at WolfCharles Lawson und f,unlly f>i!ll. Sunduy Mrs Rcnald Russ~ll and Mr and Mrs George. Sayre Mandy, Mrs Russell Roush of Denver, Colo , anil two v..lwd Mrs Arnold Anderson children left 'thursday after at Keno-ltidge Thursday spending their vucahon Wllh evenrng Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre Mr and Mrs Clarence and other relaitves Shuler of Urbuna, Ill , and Mr. Sharon, Cmdy, Duvld and and Mrs !.ester Manuel and· Edward Roush spent the daughter of Logan VISited ~r weekend wtth their stsler, Mr and Mrs Puul Manuel over the and Mrs/ Dana I.ew1s Calltng weekend · on the Lewtse• on Saturday evenit1g wece Mr and Mrs HAS NE:WTHEME • ~:erbert Roush, Mrs lva Orr, COLUMBUS (UP!) Mr and Mrs Russell Housh Donald L Traxler, asslslant Mrs Jtm Hupp has been asststtng tn the care or her professor of education at Ohto Northe rn University has stsler, Cheryl Stewart of Pt chosen "EnthuSiasm Makes Pleasant Cheryl has treen tl1e Dtfference" as the theme conftned to University Hospital for hts one-year term as at Morgantown bu t was prestdent of the Ohto brought to the home of her Educatton Assoctabon paren l~. Mr and Mrs Henry Stewart tn Pt Pleasant after ha~mg back surgery Mr and Mrs Honald llussell and daughter, Mandy , son of the late Harvey and Emma Russell War II veter an , hav ng served m the Seebees Fun era l serv1ces wil l be held NEW PILOT NEW YORK iUPI ) - Kathy Kusner, who ndes horses well enough to own an Olymp1c Stiver medal , also moves well m the atr The pel1te 32-year-old, a member of the US equestrian team for th ree Olymptcs, also ts a ltccnsed ptlot and recently became ll l.eaf)el rated ptlot fur Executtve Jet AvtaltOn , the world 's lat gest busmess Jet charter scrvtce He was the pa~c 1) ' Fair mem-berships offered Mon·d ay Uy Ml'll. lfcrbert RliU Hh parade marshaL . Others Include JQM Longley, llob Day'ton·,_Mr and Mrs Clcn Thothpson, Mr. and Mr$. Maurice Deatl, Mr and Mrs. Merlyn Roas, and A Kimball Suiter Guest speaker will be United States Naval Commander Carl Wilgus, Wa~ hinglOn , D C: TlckeiJt are $2 per person Reservations are still being ac· t-ep~ ut the Chamber of Commerce offtce and Columbus and Southern Ohio Electl'tc Co The Eighth Annual River Recreation Festtval will begin at II a ll). looay on the park front with a chicken barbecue by the Southwestern Boosters Club, and w1ll end with a teens dance late Wednesday followmg tbe gigantic f1r.eworks display STRIKE ENDED Services wtll be held CLE;VELAND (UPI) Tuesday at _10 a m at lhe Rawlings Coats Funeral Home Members of Teamster Local wtth the Rev Rau llin Moyer In 3~2 voted 50 to 28 Saturday to charge Bur1al w1ll be 1n end thetr month long slrtke Rtverv1ew Cemetery Fnends may call alter 4 p m Monday agamsl the retatl farmture a t the funeral home tndustry Accordmg to a umon Mr Russell was born May 24 spokesman, the contract 1888 In Metgs County provtdes a $113 hour wage Precedmg h1m in death were hi s l1rsl wtfe Mattie CurtiS mcrease over the next three Boswell before sentencmg "I thmk tlie Judge had just had enough," Asststant Dtslrtcl Attm ney Joe Chambe1s said (Contmued !rom Farm dleport emergency 1 escue unil ca lled ther e fo mvest1gate He was born May 9, IB94, tn Wheelmg a son ol the late Wttlta,m S an (l Kathenne J\ews Notes Fairview .. Rarade PICNIC AT RIG(;S MIDDLEPORT - famthes or the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club were guests • Frtday evemng of Club Prestdent and Mrs Gene Rtggs at thetr honre along Route 7 TONIGHT near Tuppers Plams Rotary July 1 Anns arranged covered dtshes FIDDLER and ham and chicken were ON THE ROOF GALLIPOLIS - Gallla provtded by the club (Techntcotorl Norma Cra ne Couoty sheriff's depulles Leonard Frey Saturday mormng mvesttgated I G) an act of vandahsm at the Pres1dent franklin P1erce Running Ttme3 Hrs lenn Graham farm on requested the hrsl Chnstmas Adults 51 SO Chtldren lSc tree for the Whtte Hou se In Show Starts 7p m Blcssmg Rd Graharr. reported 1856 ...> someone had damaged his farm eqwpment. Sheriff Jtm Saunders tn· vesttgated a trafftc acctdent on the parkmg lot allhe James M Gavm Plant Saunders satd an auto drtven by Clifton Vernon Marcelles, Jr , 30, Rt. I, GalltpoliS, struck a car owned by Dave O'Nea) of Pomt Pleasant One arrest recorded Frtday was Clarence Shaw, 37, Rt I, Wtllowwood for tnsufftelent funds ROY C RUSSELL MIDDLEPORT - Roy C Russell 85, of 207 South Thtrd Ave was found dead al 12 23 p m Saturday by the Mtd number of years defense lawyet Howard Moore wttii contempt when Moore crtltctzed mdtvtdual Jurors after the verdtcl was tn, but • hiS ftrst wife Zora McDole Orlando Fla , and Thomas, ndPayned also ' l' faced tell gthe, v1cltm ght a sat' m In y Urt now I never saw that woman m my life before I came mto thiS cou rtr oom ' The woman h " replied, ' Oh, yes you ave Judge H_owell C Ravan, who called Payne's slatemenl, "An affront to everyllung Amenca stands fo r," threatened . 1n death by hts parents , John and Nancy Ervm h::enhower Pleasant two broth er s, Joe, of ~~~e;i~;: any~:;:o~o.. ~'d I Jhe g1oom graduated from Wah ama H1gh School m 1970 ·•nd IS Mvert1smg Manager for the Potnt Plemant llegtster 111 Pmnt Pleasant Out of-town guests at· tendmg the weddmg were llt enI Clark , West Po1nt Academy Mt s Dan Rardm, Chattauooga, 'i:Cnn , Candy Zu span, Cat mtchael, Pa , Mrs .1.1ck Bocock, Kathy and l1 sa, Ashland , Ky , Mt s Walter Blankenship, Cheylan, WVa , Mr and Mrs Cut Its llursl, Rlueftcld, W Va , Hoy Green, St Albans Mr ;lnd Mt s Larry K111g, Jeff ,Ind Krt sly, Carla Haggerty , a ll of Mtlton Dreamt Stevens and lltch Hawley of Columbus, Olno , M1 s Jenny Sulzbach und Hickey , Akron, Ohio, Mr and Mrs Ruben McCoy, Shelley 11nd Wtllrc, Bat hetlon, Ohio, Mr~ V11nce Dawson, J~dy .tnd lltll bur a }I alstead, Hunttnuton , Debby Hess, Whoehng, Dymplc Coci<J ell l•, lednol W Va Debbie ' ll<trtley, Dunbw·, Mr and Mt s Shellnun Buskirk Jr , MltldlepMt, Ohio, Mr,ll Mlnu Allbright, Culllpolts, Ohio, Mr , 1111d Mt s Edward Kincaid anti Murk,HcndcJson , Mr and Mrs Don Swlshm·, Mr and Mt s I·:ugcno llulstcad, Mrs Cora io'1 •y, Mt s Nellie Durst, Mrs MHrgurct Kincaid, L111onya KlnCHld, Dbntc Henry, Sundy lltn dcttc, Mr und Mrs Rick Hnlstuud, Mrs Chris Bower, Mrs Berthu Holstead, Mr and Mrs Alon~o Olckons, llobet t Wln~ctt, Sum Nichols III, 1111 of PI Plcusunt und Wendy 011, Gallipolis, 0, hts his home J D and VIvian Qui ckie Powel l a sister, Mrs Hube rt IJean) Forbus Pt cozettec00keb "de· if s R l d t t 0 eve a s ea Mr. and Mrs. Steve Halstead tn c lu de parents, with whom he made ~r~r~;!:ol~,~~~~~;;i~r::~ holes on one stde and a 2 tnch "'~ hole on the other Thts wtll be placed on end m , the sprmg and a gravel ftlter / placed behtnd the !tie catch basm A ptpe 1% mches m dtameter wtll be placed tn the two mch hole m whtch to carry water to a 500 gallon concrete watermg trough at a lower stormg all the water that he elevatiOn A small concrete Flowe~s of white gladofl, b h H bo l can therefore, he ts mterested wall or dam 6 tnches thtck wtll mtil!t-colored drustes and [klm b:~: d=t~tes e~nd ~~~e P~~: _1n the maxtmwn allowed depth be poured on the lower stde of d d th tt f d th bl d h which ts 15 feet to the the catch bastn tn order to poms provt e e se mg or accente wt ue an w t1e emer •ency sptllway tne marnage of Mtss Cozette streamers " force water mto the basm and Marte Cooke and Mr Steve Mtss Mary Beth McCoy of Halstead on June 16 m the Barberton, Ohto served her J W. Beattie ts planmng to lhroug~ to the troug~ Mr Beattte has about ·forty Haven Umted Melhodtst cousm as JWJtor bndesmatd mstall a sprmg development on She was attired m a long AhiS farm along Glenvtlle R1dge head of cattle whtch wtll use Church the sprmg as a water supply The Rev Wtlltam DeMoss hne gown of pmk flowered We exammed thts spnng and performed the double-rmg crepe styled stmtlar to that or found the water to be commg out of the hill tn a smgle v~tn ceremony for the daughter of the bndesmatds She earned~ The method of ptcktng up the Mr and Mrs Roy Cooke and basket of mullt-colored daiStes water c:,onststs of mstalltng a the son of Mr . and Mrs and pom poms clav hie catch basm twenty Samuel Halstead, all Qf New Mr Davtd Buskirk of Pmn) mc'hes m dtameter wtth small Haven, al 7 30 p m followmg Pleasant served as best man a half hour of nup!tal mustc and ushers were Mr Don that way~ by Mtss Becky Burns, Wood and Mr Dtck Ord , both They had taken all of hts personal belongmgs as though he organtst Two songs "Whtlher of New Haven Mr Tun had corrumtted some terrtble crtme He hadn't gtven them any Thou Goest" and "The Halstead, served h!S , brolher Ma)or League Results Iiams Perry Scherman 15) reason to thmkhe wouldgtvethem any trouble, so why carry tl to --weddmg Song" were sung by as Jumor usher Mtss Chettr By Un11ed Press International Fryman 18) and S1ms LPthis extreme? . . National League Appotn!ments of etght key Miss Marcte Ltdel, solotst for Hayes, New Haven, and Mtss Perry (B 7) HRs- Powell (4th) Wtlltams 2, (91h & lOth) men as chatrman of the the event I have checked With two separate patrol stattons and asked 110 tnntngsl Karen Froendt, West NY 000 001 on o- 3 11 0 Bumbry (41h l what the average bond was on thts type of charge, and they both Cht operatmg comrmttees of the Ctven m marnage by her Columbta, regtslered th e 100 ()1)0 101 1- 4 10 0 Seaver Capra (81, McGrJw Ct~vetand 100 100 000- 2 ~ 1 Tn-Slate Area council, Boy _)ather, the bnde wore a fioor- guests satd about $27 50 Now I ask, "Why so much difference m ClrI10) and Hodges Reusc~el, NY 000600 lOx- 7 71 Scouts of Amenca, were made clevtlle, Ohio, than anywhere else m the same state• Do they do Aker length gown of ~ported Whtte For her daughters weddmg, 18 ), Burm (9), LaRoche Perry (8 10) and Ell is by Counctl Prestdent Bob E stlk peau d sot! HeMrs Cooke chose a floorall out of state drtvers that way•, knowmg most can't appear I10) and Hundley WP - Medtch (6 3) and Munson HRs embrotdered and pearled length gown of hght pmk back,' for tf they d1d, tt would cast them even more by the hme LaRoche 13 0) \.P- Capra 10 - Wiitte 2 17th & Blhl Murcer Myers at the Counctl 2) HRsA Garrett (2nd), (131h) Execultve Boatd meetmg held ·chantilly lace formed tbe htgh polyester crepe, wtth dark 1 they prud the fine plus expenses; or ts tt JUSt servtcemen The Boswell (2nd) Mtlner (lOih), mandrm heckhne, emptre pmk accessories, and wore a offtcer behind the desk left us wllh the tmpresston that he sure Hiser I lsi) Chtcago 021 000 010- 4 9 2 on June 26 Those men reappomted are bodtce, accented and cuffed corsage of pmk rosebuds didn't care much for servtc~ Oakland 001 000 002- 3 10 2 I12 ~nn~ngsl Bahnsen, Forsler 17) Acosla as follows De Rtchard her long biShop sleeves that • The groom's mother w<~s I have been caught a couple of ltmes for speedtng, as most of LA 004 000 4ol0 103- 12 16 2 (9) and Herrmann Holtzman 100 042 001 lDO- 9 12 3 (11 B) LP- Bahnsen (10 6) HR McCray Oral Surgeon of were embellished wtlh crystal dressed m a long A-hne gown us have who does much drivmg, but I have never been treated Alia Hdugh (6) Rtchert - Herrmann 16th) Hunttngton, Camp t~g ~leat~g and buttons d latlmg of turquotse polyester, wtth ltke a desperate crtnltnal by any of the offtcers who stopped me, (7)Downtng Brewer (8), Culver (10), Chatrman John Schnetder at her wnsls Her 1 A-hne whtte accessortes and wore a or any of the officers whom I've had to post bond m front of pr Rau (121 and Yeager, Cannlz Mtnn 000 000 040- 4 6 0 General E~gmeer, U S Corp~ skirt was r1ehl embelltshed corsage of whtle rosebuds have any of them before ever made me feel as though they were zaro (7) , Morlan, Frtsella (7), California 000 000 000- 0 4 I ace, gathermg followmg the weddmg ,, House (7), Devine (91. Panther Biyleven I10 B) and Mitter of Engmeers, Ashland, Health wtth the S1l committing Highway robbery, and gettmg by wttfl tt. And m my (121 and Oates WP- Cutver 13 wald, Ryan (9 91 and Torborg, , and Safety Chatrm:m, Walter to extra back fullness and receplton was held m the opinion they did thetr JOb just AS. well 1f not a lot belter than 4) LP- Panfher (I I) HRs- Kusnyer 191 . HR - Darw in M Thomason, Techmcal extenctmg mto a full chapel social rooms of the chut ch Circleville's officer did The way they treated my son was Morlon list) , Lum 17th), Aaron Illlh ) Servtce Engmeenng length tr~m that was all ac- Those asstStmg wtlh the I20th), ,Evans I t91h) Johnson outrageoils, and the bond was sttll worse If a person wasn't a (16th) Manager Pr<lduce Ap-' cented by some lace· wtlh receptton were the members crtmmal, they could make one out of you wtth thetr actions and ph~alton' Dept, Ashland crystal pleatmg edgmg the of the Untled Methodt sl ItO tnntngs) thefr prices, while wearmg a badge .., Petroleum Co , Ashland Otl, tram and hemhne A pearl Church The brtde's table was Phtla ooo 100 000 0- 1 6 2 I asked the offtcer, 1fhe appeared back, tf tt would be to his St L 000 000 010 1- 2 S 0 SNAP ORIOLES STRING Inc , Ashland, Ky, Trammg edged Tterp of Re- covered Wllh a P!llk and while Twttchell Scarce (10) and (my son's) advantage, meanmg would he get part of hts-money DETROIT (UPI) - Mike Chatrman, Earle S Dtllard, embrotd;red chanltlly lace, lace cloth and centered wtlh a Boone , Murphy Segul (81 , Strahler and John Htller Prestdent llloss & Dtllard back But he JUSt gnnned, and satd (well he would have to pay a Pena and sprmkled with mtmature 3-ttered weddmg cake topped I101 and Simmons WPftne, plus a $1 mtle) but beheve me when I say hts grm satda lot Pena 11 0) LP- Scarce (0 4) checked Bal!tmore on JUSt four ' In c ' Hunt I n g t 0 n ' seed pearls, held her bouffant Wtth a nuntalure brtde and more, and hts rea elton was as though to say, "how stupid can you htls S~turday and the DetrOit Orgam'zalton and Extenslo~ vetl of tmported stlk IllUSIOn groom 11Ie colors of ptn~ ~nd San D•ego 000 000 ooo- o 7 1 'f1gers snapped a ftve-game Chatrman; Pat McDonald, Her bouquet consisted of mul- white were earned out m the be even asking a questiOn hke that?" C•nct 000 000 40x- 4 7 1 WELL, f hope you prt!Jt thts as my son asked me to w'rt\e 1! Troedson Corklfls f7) and Oriole wlllmng streak wtlh a 4-1 Manager of TechniCal Ser- Itcolored datstes, carnattons decorattons, wtlh w1 eaths of Btllmgham I10 S) and ·victory vtce~, The Cammack Agency, and baby's breath The bride's pmk carnations around the for lum and JUSt maybe tl at least wtll be a warmng to others to Corrales Bench LP- Corklns (3 5) HRs Duke Stms and Tony Taylor HWltlngton , Public RelatiOns only Jewelry was a pair of punch bow'l and candles on BEWARE CIRCLEVILLE, OHIO tf anyone has an occaston to be - Rose (2nd) Bench (1 5th) heart -shaped gomg north or south on 23 My son's name ts Benjamin D Wyant smgled home three runs be- Chairman , and . Wtlllam H earnngs a weddmgdtamand gift from ellh er stde cf th e weddl ng Montreat 000 000 ODO0 6 1 tween them and Mickey Gammon, Admmlstraltve lh ' cake The cake, dec01 ated 111 Delores Bush, Ht 4, Oak Htll, Ohto45656 Pillsbgh .100 000 ~Ox - 4 8 0 h h h Vrce Prestdent, Ashland 011, e grOQm pink yellq.w and green, was ED NOTE We suggest thts page on which thts letter ap. McAnally Gilbert (7), T Stanley htt hts etg t orne run Inc. Ashland Ky Exploring Mrs Da~td(Sherry) Buskirk served by Mrs Jenny Sulz· pears, with the letter Itself ctrcled in an appropnate fOiored Walker 181 and Boccabell• , of the season to help make it Chal'rman ' ' of Paint PJeaSilnl served us Moose (6 7) and Sanguttlen LP pencil be mat led to the commander of the State Htghway Patrol - McAnally 15 31 k bach and Miss Shelley McCoy, easier for Strahler' rna mg New appointrnetlls are as rnatron-of-hono; to the bride while the punch was served by In Columbus, Ohio and to Gov John Gtlligan At the least, tl calls ' only his second American follow s John 1 Stirrup, S~e was attired 1n a long A- Mrs Steve Wood for 'an mvestlgatjon of posstble collusion between the Clrclevll)e ~~~:t~~n ~ ~ ~~ ~ I.eag~e slarl Manager, Kerr ClaYs Mfg of line gown of pink polye&W for her truvellng c~slume courts system and arrestmg offtcers of whatever enforcement Williams, Willoughby (4) ll u n t 1n g ton , Act I vI tl e s crepe Wllh a pink picture hal, the bride changed Into 11 pale agenctes are on duty on U S 231n the area of Ctrcleville Many Mollltl 171 and Dave Rader Chatrman . and Bernard carried a bouquet or pink blue polyester ~ull with White years ago some wise person satd the pnce of freedOm ts constant Richard, Crawl<>rd, Ray (17) VA !IlKS WIN, 7-3 Dlckmson, Works Manauer, daisies and pnm poms UC· "ccessorlcs She wot e u NEW YOI'K (UPI) R o t d Itt I k ..< hi " York 181, Grill In 191 and Ju ze vigilance This obviously 1s one tune and place lor vtgllance WP- WIIIough9y i~ 41 LP- . ' - oy W Va Works Connors Steel cen e w 1 P n ana w lc corsu~u of white carnations Crowford 12 31 HRs- Bonds Whtte's pair or doubles and a Dlvl~ton, H K 'Porter Co ' of streamers Mtss Connie from · her bridal bouquet • I20ihl Spet~r 17th ) smgle combined with a costly · Huntmgton Adv~nccmcnl Haggerty of Milton , l'' ollowlng a we-dding trip to error by Cleveland th ird Chairman , ' ' brldesma~d, wore along A·llnc ~·lotldu, the couple will reside PLEASANT VALLEY lla1 rtson, Pomt Pleasant, ' American League baseman Buddy Bdl enabled These operatmg chairmen ~own of lavender polyester at Rou~c 1, I:.clurt Marvm Cox, Cheshire , Hobert Mltw al Boston, ppd, rain the Yankees to win their lith lmng a wealth of Scouting und _!:repe wit~ lavender hat, umJ The new Mrs Halsleud Is u DISCHARGES Laura Belle Lew1s, Jr , Middleport, Mrs stratghL home victory Saturor business und community carPied a bouquet uf lavender -ID71 graduate or Wuham Parsons, Leoo, Mrs, Lase , Glenn Lawson, Mmerstvlle, 0., Kan Ctty 000 000 000- o 1 o 11 Texas 100 000 20x3 B o day with a 7-3 victory 9vet lhe cxpenence to their role of daisies and pom-poms ac- lllgh Se houl tlntl 11 IU7:1 Jennlnp, Wellston, 0.; Mrs Mrs Fred Willet, Potnt Ltttell, Dat Canton (6) and JilT)' Mullins, Point PleaSlln(. Pleasant, James Stanley, glvmg volunteer leadership to cented with lavender and graduate df Murshall u with Healy Btbby I I 2) and Suarez Cleveland Indians .Bi1tleell Triplett, Gallipolis,__ G"lllpohs, Mrs Cleo Smtih, LP~ Litlelt (12) Mel Stotllemyre went all the their respechve committees, while streamers Miss Debbie an As. dc~re• In ''·•crc'"rlul Blunken~hlp ufl'hcylan , also11 • "" '" · Mn. Harry Lanham, <!Jughter, F,va Bartrwn, Catlettsburg, way fot New York, giving up in order to suppo~t the 1eaders br)desmaid was attired In 11 Sdcnce S c 1s presently Balli more 300 300 3DO9 14 2 MIJOII; Mrs. Clarence Tayl0r, Ky , and Ernest Adkins, "OW employed with lhc D11 1ly Delr01l 010 000001 - 2 S 0 only four hits to raise his ufthe somc200Scouting units bl 1 Northup, 0.; Mrs Michael Letart Alexander 16 4) and Wti record to 10-7 In the Tri-State Am O>'!"cll ld~~~~g~/~~ ~~e ~:lic~s." wl~h ~untlncl In Pomeroy, Ohio . ~ about 100 feet long, 75 feet wtde, and 6 feet dee~ Th.e field wtll be bwlt across a small hollow The pond Mr Btlhps 1s cons1dermg bwldmg ts 'tn a hollow and the mam purpose would be for recreatiOnal use Mr Btlhps ts mterested tn Sur v i Vors MAHIETTA, Ga (UP!) Tom Payl\e, former Atlanla Hawks basketball player ah eady servmg two years for rape, faced a new 15-year sentence for rape and sodomy Saturday after he was conVICted of attackmg a 42-yearold woman An all-whtle Jury of seven men and !tve women •leltbetated for four hours fnday mght before fmdmg the 7-foot-2 former Umverstty of Kentucky cenlet guilty , • pnlumm•ln th~ cuHtcrn Unlk-d Sillies uud It lwrd to beli~ve' thnt other horllt'~ ••• !Veil as sid e~ could not have been procured. The scenes lnYolvlnH Tecumseh's romanUc inter est In Rebecca Gollowoy (Janet Gross) lack any real wurmth and ndd little, 1! anything, to the plol 1 he musical score, Is excellent Written by an lndi~n. Curl 'f Fischer, It is a bcauttful tone poem, fully urchel!lated and deeply moving Llll strains build to the action whtch should, but occasionally does not, follow and IL~ mood Is tender, a tone recurrent thoughout the play Overall, Tecumse h may lrTJprove greatly by the end of the season and certamly by the beginning of II.. second Y.ear should develop Into an e~cellent presentation Foi now, II Is a gooo evening's entertainment, especially for those who have not studied the era and are not apt to see quite as many faults us we did As a footnote, we might add that anyone gomg to 'See the drama should be very careful to follow the stgns and not the maps and to dress warmly and wear old shoes Tl)e drama wtll be presen(ed each evemng Tuesday through Sunday from June 30 to September 2 at the Sugarloaf r---------------------~---~ . ... • ' .1, (Q)nttnuod from pn~e 1) leugue of lndltm tribes thut woul(j, by sheet jiOWCr ~~ nurnbct s, be able to era~r· lhtl white men !1 onI the Ohio Valley and Uw conUu nl / Bul ' the Ptophet'll scheming, ond the • provocation of Generul William Henry Harrison (Gc01 ge White) brings the first b.tttlc of '1 •cmnseh's w.tr too soon unit the Indians arc defeated l_.,ter TecumseH Is knled His fol!ow~rs,' who hove been Instructed to pierce hts booy klur times wtlh the buy.unel or Tecumseh's British musket, "' e unable to accomplish the task, and he tloes not nse They take away and htde hiS b01ly , and the old historian (Normun La Hoc helle 1crtes to heaven, for his t eturn for no one knows where the booy ltes, yet nil u"re sure of Tecumseh's resurrcclton In additton to the flintlocks falling , othct fallacieS m the play tnclude the dtulogue whtch sounds susptCIOUsly 1973 to tins reporter, the properties, most of which hopefully will be more tarnished and worn-lookmg by the end of the season, that appear too ne\\ and the use of Appaloosa horses also upset us, Since m Tecumseh's time thet e were no Ap· Payne faces Time, place for vigilance ' • ) ~·II: Sund11y 'l'lmrs . 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I ·1 WITH THIS ' COUPON LIMIT 1 32 I PLASTIC ' . agcllit! .· li . t TABLEWARE 24 PC. · •. COUNTRY STYLE 29¢ EXTRA SPECJAL PORK SAUSAGE . KERR · CANNING JARS · · ·. REGULAR QUARTS 59¢ \ ., . . I ·. FOAM · ' ' CUPS · 'tASE . . · 12 JARS & LIDS ,~ . ' • ' SJ' . #~. . ' ) 9 0~ PACK OF 20 ' SHASTA · ' - 12 OZ. CAN _.o~~ · ~&..,],~ COlA · ALCOA . · HEAVY DUJf . ROOT BEER ... ORANGE . CHOPI>ED SIRLOIN · STEAK . , I SUPERIOR . POLISH . · ! ·. SAUSAGE . ~ IGA CHEESE ' ·SLICES • 120L69~ · -~ . ' . . . ' .WHITE POTATOES ··· . .I ·· ~ . ' · GALLON CARTON · 0 BAGLB. . . 59~ IGA · . CORN .· ' ' .lf2 GAL CARTON . 4 89¢ ARGo · . 3.0.3 CANS ' . ' ' .. · . . ·oiCE , LD MELONS . ' ' ·"~ . • I WHITE ·' BANANAS , r . 18" GOLDEN'" RIPE . ·cALIFORNIA LO~G . · , . ICE ·. CREAM .. . IGA I U.S •.NO. 1 . ,. I·'' ' ' . I FOit CAN MlLK • BOLOGNA . sgc LB. 29¢ . CAN POP .·. GRAPE WE HAVE BAG ICE -59¢ FONDA ·. .. ( oz. I -----· . 'I ONlY THIN SLICED "'· ' -- -------- ~ LB. , $}19 ·. JAR ·cOFFEE ·. ' HAM DILL · CHIPS ONLY ' HOUSE · $119 HAMBURGER 8 PACK MAXWE'L CHOPPED . VLASIC BUNS · ' FRESH SLICED OR CHIPPED . ' 8 oz. ' . ' ' •'• . . .. f . I ' . IGA ·Cake Mix ' * . . s·;. 16. OZ. . BOTILES ' . ' '. ; .l . LB. ./ . .' . ' . .... PEAS.-. , • ' 303 CANS . . • ·-1 ' ' ' . ~~ .I ' •, �·• ... ' " ' • •· . •' • 4- 'l1le Slmdl)' Tlmel- Sell' ~lei, Sunday,~ •Y 1', !973 .•' • .•• \ . 5 '-. :J'heSundayTlmell·&l~ntlnei,Sui~ ' •• M&R SHOPPING CENTER · ·I.G.A. FOODLitiER M&R BARGAINLAND •• • .• ' .. . • • .• •. • ,. ' SANDWICH. BAGS I . , "JI\o - ' . ' -··~~~ '. . ' - Q.T. ·. . . ' ' ' HAMBURGER . OR HOTDOG < ...• ' . ' ' ~~~--------------~--, COUI!ON ' ·, I PLUS DEPOSIT 'woz. HAM ' - NEW 3 PACK $}49 .. · BONELESS BREAKFAST . LB. I ·1 WITH THIS ' COUPON LIMIT 1 32 I PLASTIC ' . agcllit! .· li . t TABLEWARE 24 PC. · •. COUNTRY STYLE 29¢ EXTRA SPECJAL PORK SAUSAGE . KERR · CANNING JARS · · ·. REGULAR QUARTS 59¢ \ ., . . I ·. FOAM · ' ' CUPS · 'tASE . . · 12 JARS & LIDS ,~ . ' • ' SJ' . #~. . ' ) 9 0~ PACK OF 20 ' SHASTA · ' - 12 OZ. CAN _.o~~ · ~&..,],~ COlA · ALCOA . · HEAVY DUJf . ROOT BEER ... ORANGE . CHOPI>ED SIRLOIN · STEAK . , I SUPERIOR . POLISH . · ! ·. SAUSAGE . ~ IGA CHEESE ' ·SLICES • 120L69~ · -~ . ' . . . ' .WHITE POTATOES ··· . .I ·· ~ . ' · GALLON CARTON · 0 BAGLB. . . 59~ IGA · . CORN .· ' ' .lf2 GAL CARTON . 4 89¢ ARGo · . 3.0.3 CANS ' . ' ' .. · . . ·oiCE , LD MELONS . ' ' ·"~ . • I WHITE ·' BANANAS , r . 18" GOLDEN'" RIPE . ·cALIFORNIA LO~G . · , . ICE ·. CREAM .. . IGA I U.S •.NO. 1 . ,. I·'' ' ' . I FOit CAN MlLK • BOLOGNA . sgc LB. 29¢ . CAN POP .·. GRAPE WE HAVE BAG ICE -59¢ FONDA ·. .. ( oz. I -----· . 'I ONlY THIN SLICED "'· ' -- -------- ~ LB. , $}19 ·. JAR ·cOFFEE ·. ' HAM DILL · CHIPS ONLY ' HOUSE · $119 HAMBURGER 8 PACK MAXWE'L CHOPPED . VLASIC BUNS · ' FRESH SLICED OR CHIPPED . ' 8 oz. ' . ' ' •'• . . .. f . I ' . IGA ·Cake Mix ' * . . s·;. 16. OZ. . BOTILES ' . ' '. ; .l . LB. ./ . .' . ' . .... PEAS.-. , • ' 303 CANS . . • ·-1 ' ' ' . ~~ .I ' •, �- ,!If , / ' I.( ' ' . ,f • . !'LAN I'ICNIC BARa-i GAJ.LIPOI.IS - l1tere ~Ill be 11. picnic fo-r the nOll· . ll y I'IIII . I'>IS'I'J)il l''l' professionals of Hol1er Mt'lli~PI Cl!llter at the roud•lde II<HHi pupet' is nict• stuff to Wh~n yuu'ro hot und er tlw ~rk one mile east 'or Konituga . wrilt • 011 - unless rwcd t·OIIur is. ju~ t lhtl IO on 7,. July U ul6 :.'10 P.. tn . . ll><• iJUilll ~ ~ n~uk~ Juil. keep yuur ~ h1rt on. '' Women are to bt•lng ·covered Ctm't watt to tt•/l you 'J'/r e dl/f erenee bflll!ec" dish and nien should bring ull vrtt tile out·dj.tv11rk tiD(! u ltH<Il(Je bar uml • beqr wieners and buns. 'l'hc plcnil: wlwl1ult 11 lwrd ti me keew joint is about half i IJuck - will be sponsored by A~'SCME· . "'II " ~~~~ '~'c t~ hi• lwod. u <lrlllk . I 6"" Rt. SUNDAY THE ANNUAL Davis reunion will be at the home of M~. and Mrs : Emmett Church. Basket dinner at noon, ' IIMC. ,.,< .• . ,, .· ~ . Mr. and Mrs. R[!bertB. Haroey. exch. · 6a.e' d 0 W' r ~\\ Colle_:ge News WE'RE SHOOTIN' --/. THE -SLEEVELESS SHIFT . . WORKS! DRESSES :eBAND fNSTRUMENTS · SIZES 10 To 20 ' eGUITA.RS eDRUMS SPECIAL . 4o ' - ·• ' ~~:OUR - LID COVERS BRUNICARDI. _' SIZES 7 To 14 Women "Brite-Legs" . · Stock Up REGULAR Now For '1.00 · Now Regular 1 6.00 Smartly Now Only 8299 Priced · and 8399 Only At ·59c . . 2. PAIR$1()0 . FOR · . · · IJ~is A PAIR Nylon tricot br!efs and. bikinis in ' white and pastel colors: Brief 5 to H), bikini sizes 4 to 7. MEN 'S SHIRT-S SPECIAL PURCHASE H FAMOUS NAME . MEN 'S 100o/o POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT •• •• •• •• •• . ' . . •'" •• GOLF .JACKETS Sharp rlew spring coiOf'S, in Neva Press wash 'n wear 65·. percent dacron. polyester, 35 percent comb~ cotton. Men's sizes S, M, L, ~L , VALUES OF $16.00 to $20.00 ' Fancy Patterns Solids, Too. Great For Beach. or Pool. ~d ALL OF OUR FAMOUS .BRAND .·.PRINT· 39c YD. SPORT AND DRESS • .· Nice Selection. 4.77 8 • ·sHIRTS Compare at NOW lf4 O~F 69c a yd• . SIZES 32 To 44 from ' ·8 1299 PR. SUNDAY DOOR BUSTERS DEPT. STORE ONE SPECIAL RACK-. · OF . SPRING AND · SUMMER OPEN 'HOUSE ~--2·1930 1916· 1~5 1113.1838 YOUR GRANDMOTH~R MIGHT HAVE SPENT.THESE COINS... ·' h GALLI POLIS .SAVINGS · and.LOAN COMPANY "Safe StlVirtgs Si11ce 1886" GALLIPOLIS, OHIO PHONE 446·3832 Our 3rd fJig Shipme11t · ·,SHEETS ... PULLON •' Knit Shprts · SAVE UP TO '3.03 NOW 01\U lnclvded is one . o'f our most SUNOA 'f ONLY . funwu;. '. hr·mul .• ~. . ' Regular Vulm·~ nf ' ~5 ";'J'tl ••~ I ~ Pink, Navy, Red, White, • Blue. Green and Assorted Prints. l ~LAt,&r '·, . 8J9? FULL . . ITTED ............ ........ - .TWIN FL~~T or ' . . FITTED ............. . .... . · SIZES 8 To 20 '' ' ' ., ' .. \ • 8J69 .............,. . . . . . . . . . ~! 49 trondp&ron,.. I SPECIAL PURCHASE· PER SET *29~ .for . Clearance Thaso '"'' of obloitte coins In ~1ft~ condition are \IKo coins tPtnl by your mbmv dad 1nd NO-IRON MUSLIN 100 % POLYESTER Reduced CONTI\iNS · .. . I. An Indian Head Cent Olt~r'~6 Years Old ), A Bullnlo NICNal Olter it Ycors Old 3. A Mcr<Jr, Dime 0\ter 25 Yenr. Old 4, A Qunrter Ovu )2 VMn Old l . A Stan ding Llborty Half' Dollar Over 24 Yurs Old SUNDAY .ONLY! Jlas Just Arrived. DRESSES· ... With a Deposit of $500.00 or More Added to Your Present Account or Open A New Account. " OPEN TODAY FROMl P.M. TIL 5 P~M. . &A.Mob.ile Homes ' · OPPOSITE POST OFFIC!--- . BEACH TOWE ...... . ., . ••' . . ..': SO Square SLACKS Come .In And • AND PHONE 446-0687 I We 're getting better .. SLACKS 54 STATE ST., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO f,"t'·."ij Anniversary Sale , Now In Progress Nancy King . for 't'oday's HOUSE ·OF MUSIC 1 On All Electric Mobile Homes Smartly Fashioned l-- EXTRk LARGE t~~ t . '. v144:. OFF Regular Values OPEN TODAY 1 PM TIL 5 I>M · ·. , MON. AND TUES. 10 AM TIL 9 PM · t---~-~---+---o-.( 3_.oo_an_d_'.:4IIII.OO.i-' 99c 3·9c. .'199' REDUCED SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . ' . EFFECTIVE . FREE · --- &tc. NOW REDUCED Back to School. .IN OUR not getting older~ · GIRLS POLY BATHROOM UMBRELLAS NOW .JA OFF OR 2 FOR '9.00 BLAST! MUSIC · TEACHERS ~e 're SUMMER HANDBAGS NOW ONLY . 8488 .. I ' WE HAVE All' QUAUFIED Birthday Sale t . ALL LADIES EASY TO ·cARE FOR NO-IRON COTTON. wmplete Service On All Band lnstruments Aven, ' VALUES OF '12.00 & '14.4)0 "WE SERVICE. WHAT JVE SELL" . ~d ALL LADIES -. SANDALS . ·• TREMENOOUS SAVINGS a SPECIAL GROUP . ' e0RGANS ePIANOS Mr. and Mrs. Emmett A. Fairborne,served asbest man. Church at Bp.m. . ::.::. . Meeks, Rt. 2, Owensville, Ky., .J.Jshers were Douglas Brown, REHEARSALS for all singers May l2, at 4 p.m. broth~r of the . bride,: and and dancers participating in WILLIAMSBURG, Ky .. - - ATHENS - Graduates .of Nuptial music was presented Robert A. Justtce, Mtrums· Gallia Country, 7 p.m. at Bob Dreama Rankin, Cheshire, was Ohio University at the spring by Mrs. Merlyn Ross, organist, · burg. Evans Farms . Program among 221 students harned to commencem ent included and Merl)'l! ~o$5, soloisi. Mrs. For ller daughter's wedding, · listings and costumes will be the Dean's List.at Cumberland · Kathy L. Loemecke, Rt. I , Ross played "I Believe'' and Mrs. Brown chose a pastel checked . College for the spring Ewington, BS .in home · "One Hand One Heart" and · (!oral print designed in prin· ~LAN REUNION Semester. . economiCs; Paula K. Vornholt, accompanied her husband as cess 'llnes with a_ flared lull CROWN CITY - The late GALLIPOLIS Tile 446 Spruce St., Gallipolis, AB;' he sang " The Impossible skirt. . The bodice was Stanley Barcus family reunion Gallipolis Business College has Cristy A. Davis, Holcomb Hill, Dream," " Because," "Love · highlighted with a cowl will be at the home of Mr. and announced the honor roll for BS in hearing and speech Never Ends," "Sunrise, necklins and long chiffon Mrs. Hollis Queen, Big Creek the spring quarter including sciences; Marlin D. Kiesling, . Sunset" and ·" The Lord's · sleeves ending in wrist petaled Rd., July 8 at I p:m. Everyone Mrs. Aline Allison, 21 Smithers 10o6 First Ave., BS and BarPrayer" at the close of the . cuffs. Her cors~ge was of pink is to bring a covered _(!ish . Ave., Gallipolis, Miss Alma bar'a S·. Layne, 632 Fourth Ave., ceremony; carnations. · , Bartley, '45I Fifth Ave., , BS in education, Gallipolis. The churcti owas decorated Mr~. Meeks wa s attired. in a Mich:, Mrs. Florence.1'wynan, Kanauga, John Hauldren, Rt. with a candelabrum trimmed pink brocade empire gown with Mrs. Ethel. Meeks, Louisville, 2, Bidwell i · Mrs. Patricia • 'in · greenery. · 1'\Yo vases ·of an a-line skirt. The sleeveless Ky. · Martin·, Rl. 1, Gallipolis and SEEN AND HEARD white spider mtiins)imd .pink dress . featured a · jeweled ·Frances \\'esenbe'rger, .Louis- Miss Mary Louise Thornton, 51 VINTON J. SP-5 Larry Steven Bigs, son of Mr. and . carnations nanked . the .altar neckline and she complet~d her . ville, Ky ., Mrs. Pauline Brown, .Chilllcothe Rd ., Gallipolis. and kneeling bench. Family·' ensemble ~ith ·long white ·Mi . and Mrs. Raymond L. Mrs. Robert Bias, Vinton, has pews were marked With white gloves ..Her corsage was also of Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. reti.trned to . d~y at Warton bo.ws. pink carnations., . Wagner, Okalona, Ky .,Mr. and PLAN REVIVAL BKS. Heilbronn, Germany. He Given in marnage by her A reception was · held im- Mrs. Harold L .Vicks, Jr., ·GALLIPOLIS ·- There will washomeona 30daylea~e ..Spfather, the bride proceeded mediately . following the · Alexandria, Ky. , Mrs. George be "'revival meeting at the 5 Bias is married to the former· down a white aisle cloth. She · ceremonylnthefellowshiphaii Anderson, F.airdale, Ky.. ,, Mr. Good News ·n.aptis\; Church Dianne;Handley, tbe ·daughter chose a gown of candlelig~e church. The brid~'s table and ·Mrs, Morr!s L. Brown, · ~uly 8 through 13 each evening . of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Handley, · slipper·satin.'ea.turing~n ~ ~~~. d!co~ated with pink and . Holly · Brbwn , . Sedalia, Mo., at 7:30. Dr. Leonard Stigler, Cheshire . Mrs. Bias ·sP.ent two sktrt and emptre watst. The whtte candles, . bows on the. Mrs. Mary Kautz, Mrs .. David .,director of the evimgelistic years in Germany ·with her · ,: bodice. of reembroidered lace corner~ ahd an assortment 'p! Russell, · Pomeroy, Mr.' and depa~tmentof the ·Ohio Baptist husband. Sp-.5 Bias will end his •.:; was scattered .rith seed pearls pink and white mints. Pink Mrs: Elmer Douglas Gregory, Convention, will · be th e .·tour this coming December. and highlighted by a scalloped punch was served from the Silver Cree.~(Neb. . · · speaker. " ., neckline and demi-bell sleeves. bowl and a three'tiered cake '. Her · detachable train added decorated with pink and white back interest to the gown: A daisies completed the ,;•·•''''"'·-'n:';•' ";~,.-- ....., . . veil of silk illusion was heid in, arrange!llent. The top layer of . _,, . " */.. ·, '• TO THE HARD OF MONDAY piace with a juliet cap of the cake was supported on 'i~ 'J;il;• ' ''ill\'-\} ,• ' HEARING .. . A • \ Iii'-... , reembroidered lace and seed pillars and held wedding bells. ( ""':..{ r -, .. ' • . TELEPiiONE JULY 2nd pearls. She carried a white. Bridal figurines centered the · AMPLIFIER Bible topped with whye daisies middle layer beneath the _This oHer is llmlt.d to t 1 ./1· ,,. surrounding a corsage of pink pillars. theMorcl-of~H ..rlngonl}" . . \ l, ·Q '.._~, 'f1P ( .~ rosebuds and tied with pink Mrs. Richard Cordell, aunt of Ju1t 'fill out the coupon below and mall, Our ·, and white streamers. Her only the bride, Lansing, Mich., Mrs. supply Is limited so mall 4; ~ ·~.~·'"' ) ~ jewelry was a cross necklace, . Herman Dillon and Miss Cindy , tho coupon NOW! . ,t.<~~ '; given to her by the groom. Merrifield, Gallipolis, presided ·Mrs. Douglas Gregory ,' as hostesses. Guests were ,I !' ' -~-sENDTHis-----, -.~~ .·i -... c t ~·r~' 1 ' Silver Creek, Neb., -served ar> registered by Miss Debbie matron of honor . Bridesmaids Reed. COUPON I TODAY . I were Miss Daleen Harbour, For a brief wedding trip, 'the Galli(iolis and Miss Marily~ . bride changed to a white dotted PleaM tend me ' ' " of Char.. o Telephone Amplifier I NAMI .... ..................... ............... ...... Meeks, sister of the groom, swi.s.• ensemble edged in pink. ADOIIISS .............. ........ .. .. ....... ............ · ~ Owensville, Ky. -They were •. She completed . ·her costume City .... •.. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. Stoto I attired in dresses of pink crepe with white ~hoes and a white · . ACOUSTICON ... ........ , 1 fashi oned with empire purse. Her corsage was of pink . ' 336 IOUTN HIGH ST. f waistlines, standup collars; ·.rosebuds. · --~---~!~~!~~~!~~------l '!'he couple · will reside at · gathered skirts and long sleeves gathered to button Lewis .Trailer Court no. a· in cuffs.. Their tie . belts were Morehead, Ky. . Ina de or pink flocked polye.ster. The new ·Mrs . . Meeks at· They. wore headpieces of pink tended Morehead State crepe with contrasting bo\lfS on University and was em ployed the back. The bows ·matched by Robbins-Myers. Meeks is a their sashes. The ' atte~dants jun'ior 'at ' More)lead and is carried nosegay bouquets of·· employed by the. Hobart Mfg .· It pink' carnations and white Co., Mt. Sterling, Ky. I . , daisid. Outo{)!-town guests for the 1 Miss Holly Brown, cousin. of wedding w ere Mr ..and Mrs. the bride, Sedalia, Mo ., served Emmett Cordell, Hagerstown, •as flower girl . She wore a pink Ind. , Mr . and Mrs, .Linley .flocked . polyester gown with Hamilton, Ha~crstown, Ind., 1916. 1947 ' short sleeves and neckline. Mrs, Jessie :E!orwon. Cam· ru!lle . Ruffle~ aiso acc!Jnted bridge City, Ind.\ Mr . and Mrs. the sleeve and .hem of her Richard Cordell, Mr . and Mrs. ·, . dress. Her s;.sh w~s of pink ' Robert B. Youilg·, · Lansing, .·See K. ?r • J BRUN ICARDI'S~ BI.GPRE- Miss Deborah Brown Emmett Meeks marr11 :~· ~~p~l~~':;d: :~p~~ . .HURRY! HURRY! .DON'T MISS IT! SENIOR Citizens will visit the Arts and Ct·alts Fair leaving thecenterot8:15a.m.Callthe ~ . center· ror reservation. ! 44... · an~· 7000. 'the center .will be cfosed . · J .. ·· all day. Anyone ts welcol)le lo , , . · .· attend . GALLIPOLIS Mrs. Saunders, Chesapeake, and w1\YSIDE Garden Club annual Lauada Shaw, daughter of Joyce Reynolds, Gallipolis, family picnic dinner at the Murray Church, Crown City, sisters of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs, Charles ~eynolds, and Mrs . Larry D. Church, home of Mrs. James Conkle at Gallipolis, beca·me the bride of Crown City, brother of the , .f I p.m. Robert B. Harvey, son of Mrs . bride , Alan ·Gardner and GALLTA County Pomona crepe and she carried a basket · Grange meets at 8 p.m. at !he Marna Swinson, 'Myrtle Point, Wealtha Clagg. The bride and groom took an trimmed with pink bows Springfield Grange Hall. Ore ., 1\lay 25 at 8 p.m. in Point Pleasant Presbyterian 'church . extended weekend trip to holding pink rose petals. Potluck relreshments. Pastor Rufus A. Cromartie Lexington, Ky ., and spent a David Brown. brother of the· TUESDAY o£1\ciated. Relatives attending day at Kings Island at Kings bride, was the · ringbearer. Attired in blue and white, he BIDWELL United Methodist included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills. They reside in West carried a pillow of cand.lelight WSCS .at the church at 7:30 Reynolds,. Mrs. Lenore · Brook· Village, Gallipolis. satin topped with two hearts p.ni. w~:~;eld ~~ w~:;~~~: :-:u~ y~~th ~i~~:s:p~i~: . :r::::::.: ::::::::::::::;::::::;:;:;.;:;::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>::::;:;::::::::;:::::::::;:::.::;:;:;::<:,::;,:,:',;:;:::~:;:>'\ Mrs. Emmett S. Meeks GALLIPOLIS _ Grace United Methodist Church was the scene when Miss Deborah Lusan Brown became the bride of Emmett S. Meeks. Rev. Paul Hawks performed the double ring ceremony lor th; daughter of Mr. and rmo · MOND~Y ' . ·. I · REVIVAL beginning this evening at 7:30 at the Deer Creek Iiaptist Church. Rev. clyde Ferrell will be the evangelist . Everyone welcome. VICTORY Baptist Church will hold revival beginn1ng at 7:30 this evening ·through July. 8. Grady Crowell , Louisville, Miss.. Cllrrently pastor of a _,.Rhurch near Cincinnati, will be the gues t evangelist. The· public is invited. . 7.-l 'llt .unday Tlmii·Sentlnel,Sund.ly,July 1~ 11'13' "\ ' '' ' ' ' . = MEN AND BOYS BELTS Mad\ By A Famous Maker. Regular to · $12.00 Values. Sizes 22 to 40 . ' ' �- ,!If , / ' I.( ' ' . ,f • . !'LAN I'ICNIC BARa-i GAJ.LIPOI.IS - l1tere ~Ill be 11. picnic fo-r the nOll· . ll y I'IIII . I'>IS'I'J)il l''l' professionals of Hol1er Mt'lli~PI Cl!llter at the roud•lde II<HHi pupet' is nict• stuff to Wh~n yuu'ro hot und er tlw ~rk one mile east 'or Konituga . wrilt • 011 - unless rwcd t·OIIur is. ju~ t lhtl IO on 7,. July U ul6 :.'10 P.. tn . . ll><• iJUilll ~ ~ n~uk~ Juil. keep yuur ~ h1rt on. '' Women are to bt•lng ·covered Ctm't watt to tt•/l you 'J'/r e dl/f erenee bflll!ec" dish and nien should bring ull vrtt tile out·dj.tv11rk tiD(! u ltH<Il(Je bar uml • beqr wieners and buns. 'l'hc plcnil: wlwl1ult 11 lwrd ti me keew joint is about half i IJuck - will be sponsored by A~'SCME· . "'II " ~~~~ '~'c t~ hi• lwod. u <lrlllk . I 6"" Rt. SUNDAY THE ANNUAL Davis reunion will be at the home of M~. and Mrs : Emmett Church. Basket dinner at noon, ' IIMC. ,.,< .• . ,, .· ~ . Mr. and Mrs. R[!bertB. Haroey. exch. · 6a.e' d 0 W' r ~\\ Colle_:ge News WE'RE SHOOTIN' --/. THE -SLEEVELESS SHIFT . . WORKS! DRESSES :eBAND fNSTRUMENTS · SIZES 10 To 20 ' eGUITA.RS eDRUMS SPECIAL . 4o ' - ·• ' ~~:OUR - LID COVERS BRUNICARDI. _' SIZES 7 To 14 Women "Brite-Legs" . · Stock Up REGULAR Now For '1.00 · Now Regular 1 6.00 Smartly Now Only 8299 Priced · and 8399 Only At ·59c . . 2. PAIR$1()0 . FOR · . · · IJ~is A PAIR Nylon tricot br!efs and. bikinis in ' white and pastel colors: Brief 5 to H), bikini sizes 4 to 7. MEN 'S SHIRT-S SPECIAL PURCHASE H FAMOUS NAME . MEN 'S 100o/o POLYESTER DOUBLE KNIT •• •• •• •• •• . ' . . •'" •• GOLF .JACKETS Sharp rlew spring coiOf'S, in Neva Press wash 'n wear 65·. percent dacron. polyester, 35 percent comb~ cotton. Men's sizes S, M, L, ~L , VALUES OF $16.00 to $20.00 ' Fancy Patterns Solids, Too. Great For Beach. or Pool. ~d ALL OF OUR FAMOUS .BRAND .·.PRINT· 39c YD. SPORT AND DRESS • .· Nice Selection. 4.77 8 • ·sHIRTS Compare at NOW lf4 O~F 69c a yd• . SIZES 32 To 44 from ' ·8 1299 PR. SUNDAY DOOR BUSTERS DEPT. STORE ONE SPECIAL RACK-. · OF . SPRING AND · SUMMER OPEN 'HOUSE ~--2·1930 1916· 1~5 1113.1838 YOUR GRANDMOTH~R MIGHT HAVE SPENT.THESE COINS... ·' h GALLI POLIS .SAVINGS · and.LOAN COMPANY "Safe StlVirtgs Si11ce 1886" GALLIPOLIS, OHIO PHONE 446·3832 Our 3rd fJig Shipme11t · ·,SHEETS ... PULLON •' Knit Shprts · SAVE UP TO '3.03 NOW 01\U lnclvded is one . o'f our most SUNOA 'f ONLY . funwu;. '. hr·mul .• ~. . ' Regular Vulm·~ nf ' ~5 ";'J'tl ••~ I ~ Pink, Navy, Red, White, • Blue. Green and Assorted Prints. l ~LAt,&r '·, . 8J9? FULL . . ITTED ............ ........ - .TWIN FL~~T or ' . . FITTED ............. . .... . · SIZES 8 To 20 '' ' ' ., ' .. \ • 8J69 .............,. . . . . . . . . . ~! 49 trondp&ron,.. I SPECIAL PURCHASE· PER SET *29~ .for . Clearance Thaso '"'' of obloitte coins In ~1ft~ condition are \IKo coins tPtnl by your mbmv dad 1nd NO-IRON MUSLIN 100 % POLYESTER Reduced CONTI\iNS · .. . I. An Indian Head Cent Olt~r'~6 Years Old ), A Bullnlo NICNal Olter it Ycors Old 3. A Mcr<Jr, Dime 0\ter 25 Yenr. Old 4, A Qunrter Ovu )2 VMn Old l . A Stan ding Llborty Half' Dollar Over 24 Yurs Old SUNDAY .ONLY! Jlas Just Arrived. DRESSES· ... With a Deposit of $500.00 or More Added to Your Present Account or Open A New Account. " OPEN TODAY FROMl P.M. TIL 5 P~M. . &A.Mob.ile Homes ' · OPPOSITE POST OFFIC!--- . BEACH TOWE ...... . ., . ••' . . ..': SO Square SLACKS Come .In And • AND PHONE 446-0687 I We 're getting better .. SLACKS 54 STATE ST., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO f,"t'·."ij Anniversary Sale , Now In Progress Nancy King . for 't'oday's HOUSE ·OF MUSIC 1 On All Electric Mobile Homes Smartly Fashioned l-- EXTRk LARGE t~~ t . '. v144:. OFF Regular Values OPEN TODAY 1 PM TIL 5 I>M · ·. , MON. AND TUES. 10 AM TIL 9 PM · t---~-~---+---o-.( 3_.oo_an_d_'.:4IIII.OO.i-' 99c 3·9c. .'199' REDUCED SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . ' . EFFECTIVE . FREE · --- &tc. NOW REDUCED Back to School. .IN OUR not getting older~ · GIRLS POLY BATHROOM UMBRELLAS NOW .JA OFF OR 2 FOR '9.00 BLAST! MUSIC · TEACHERS ~e 're SUMMER HANDBAGS NOW ONLY . 8488 .. I ' WE HAVE All' QUAUFIED Birthday Sale t . ALL LADIES EASY TO ·cARE FOR NO-IRON COTTON. wmplete Service On All Band lnstruments Aven, ' VALUES OF '12.00 & '14.4)0 "WE SERVICE. WHAT JVE SELL" . ~d ALL LADIES -. SANDALS . ·• TREMENOOUS SAVINGS a SPECIAL GROUP . ' e0RGANS ePIANOS Mr. and Mrs. Emmett A. Fairborne,served asbest man. Church at Bp.m. . ::.::. . Meeks, Rt. 2, Owensville, Ky., .J.Jshers were Douglas Brown, REHEARSALS for all singers May l2, at 4 p.m. broth~r of the . bride,: and and dancers participating in WILLIAMSBURG, Ky .. - - ATHENS - Graduates .of Nuptial music was presented Robert A. Justtce, Mtrums· Gallia Country, 7 p.m. at Bob Dreama Rankin, Cheshire, was Ohio University at the spring by Mrs. Merlyn Ross, organist, · burg. Evans Farms . Program among 221 students harned to commencem ent included and Merl)'l! ~o$5, soloisi. Mrs. For ller daughter's wedding, · listings and costumes will be the Dean's List.at Cumberland · Kathy L. Loemecke, Rt. I , Ross played "I Believe'' and Mrs. Brown chose a pastel checked . College for the spring Ewington, BS .in home · "One Hand One Heart" and · (!oral print designed in prin· ~LAN REUNION Semester. . economiCs; Paula K. Vornholt, accompanied her husband as cess 'llnes with a_ flared lull CROWN CITY - The late GALLIPOLIS Tile 446 Spruce St., Gallipolis, AB;' he sang " The Impossible skirt. . The bodice was Stanley Barcus family reunion Gallipolis Business College has Cristy A. Davis, Holcomb Hill, Dream," " Because," "Love · highlighted with a cowl will be at the home of Mr. and announced the honor roll for BS in hearing and speech Never Ends," "Sunrise, necklins and long chiffon Mrs. Hollis Queen, Big Creek the spring quarter including sciences; Marlin D. Kiesling, . Sunset" and ·" The Lord's · sleeves ending in wrist petaled Rd., July 8 at I p:m. Everyone Mrs. Aline Allison, 21 Smithers 10o6 First Ave., BS and BarPrayer" at the close of the . cuffs. Her cors~ge was of pink is to bring a covered _(!ish . Ave., Gallipolis, Miss Alma bar'a S·. Layne, 632 Fourth Ave., ceremony; carnations. · , Bartley, '45I Fifth Ave., , BS in education, Gallipolis. The churcti owas decorated Mr~. Meeks wa s attired. in a Mich:, Mrs. Florence.1'wynan, Kanauga, John Hauldren, Rt. with a candelabrum trimmed pink brocade empire gown with Mrs. Ethel. Meeks, Louisville, 2, Bidwell i · Mrs. Patricia • 'in · greenery. · 1'\Yo vases ·of an a-line skirt. The sleeveless Ky. · Martin·, Rl. 1, Gallipolis and SEEN AND HEARD white spider mtiins)imd .pink dress . featured a · jeweled ·Frances \\'esenbe'rger, .Louis- Miss Mary Louise Thornton, 51 VINTON J. SP-5 Larry Steven Bigs, son of Mr. and . carnations nanked . the .altar neckline and she complet~d her . ville, Ky ., Mrs. Pauline Brown, .Chilllcothe Rd ., Gallipolis. and kneeling bench. Family·' ensemble ~ith ·long white ·Mi . and Mrs. Raymond L. Mrs. Robert Bias, Vinton, has pews were marked With white gloves ..Her corsage was also of Meeks, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. reti.trned to . d~y at Warton bo.ws. pink carnations., . Wagner, Okalona, Ky .,Mr. and PLAN REVIVAL BKS. Heilbronn, Germany. He Given in marnage by her A reception was · held im- Mrs. Harold L .Vicks, Jr., ·GALLIPOLIS ·- There will washomeona 30daylea~e ..Spfather, the bride proceeded mediately . following the · Alexandria, Ky. , Mrs. George be "'revival meeting at the 5 Bias is married to the former· down a white aisle cloth. She · ceremonylnthefellowshiphaii Anderson, F.airdale, Ky.. ,, Mr. Good News ·n.aptis\; Church Dianne;Handley, tbe ·daughter chose a gown of candlelig~e church. The brid~'s table and ·Mrs, Morr!s L. Brown, · ~uly 8 through 13 each evening . of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Handley, · slipper·satin.'ea.turing~n ~ ~~~. d!co~ated with pink and . Holly · Brbwn , . Sedalia, Mo., at 7:30. Dr. Leonard Stigler, Cheshire . Mrs. Bias ·sP.ent two sktrt and emptre watst. The whtte candles, . bows on the. Mrs. Mary Kautz, Mrs .. David .,director of the evimgelistic years in Germany ·with her · ,: bodice. of reembroidered lace corner~ ahd an assortment 'p! Russell, · Pomeroy, Mr.' and depa~tmentof the ·Ohio Baptist husband. Sp-.5 Bias will end his •.:; was scattered .rith seed pearls pink and white mints. Pink Mrs: Elmer Douglas Gregory, Convention, will · be th e .·tour this coming December. and highlighted by a scalloped punch was served from the Silver Cree.~(Neb. . · · speaker. " ., neckline and demi-bell sleeves. bowl and a three'tiered cake '. Her · detachable train added decorated with pink and white back interest to the gown: A daisies completed the ,;•·•''''"'·-'n:';•' ";~,.-- ....., . . veil of silk illusion was heid in, arrange!llent. The top layer of . _,, . " */.. ·, '• TO THE HARD OF MONDAY piace with a juliet cap of the cake was supported on 'i~ 'J;il;• ' ''ill\'-\} ,• ' HEARING .. . A • \ Iii'-... , reembroidered lace and seed pillars and held wedding bells. ( ""':..{ r -, .. ' • . TELEPiiONE JULY 2nd pearls. She carried a white. Bridal figurines centered the · AMPLIFIER Bible topped with whye daisies middle layer beneath the _This oHer is llmlt.d to t 1 ./1· ,,. surrounding a corsage of pink pillars. theMorcl-of~H ..rlngonl}" . . \ l, ·Q '.._~, 'f1P ( .~ rosebuds and tied with pink Mrs. Richard Cordell, aunt of Ju1t 'fill out the coupon below and mall, Our ·, and white streamers. Her only the bride, Lansing, Mich., Mrs. supply Is limited so mall 4; ~ ·~.~·'"' ) ~ jewelry was a cross necklace, . Herman Dillon and Miss Cindy , tho coupon NOW! . ,t.<~~ '; given to her by the groom. Merrifield, Gallipolis, presided ·Mrs. Douglas Gregory ,' as hostesses. Guests were ,I !' ' -~-sENDTHis-----, -.~~ .·i -... c t ~·r~' 1 ' Silver Creek, Neb., -served ar> registered by Miss Debbie matron of honor . Bridesmaids Reed. COUPON I TODAY . I were Miss Daleen Harbour, For a brief wedding trip, 'the Galli(iolis and Miss Marily~ . bride changed to a white dotted PleaM tend me ' ' " of Char.. o Telephone Amplifier I NAMI .... ..................... ............... ...... Meeks, sister of the groom, swi.s.• ensemble edged in pink. ADOIIISS .............. ........ .. .. ....... ............ · ~ Owensville, Ky. -They were •. She completed . ·her costume City .... •.. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. Stoto I attired in dresses of pink crepe with white ~hoes and a white · . ACOUSTICON ... ........ , 1 fashi oned with empire purse. Her corsage was of pink . ' 336 IOUTN HIGH ST. f waistlines, standup collars; ·.rosebuds. · --~---~!~~!~~~!~~------l '!'he couple · will reside at · gathered skirts and long sleeves gathered to button Lewis .Trailer Court no. a· in cuffs.. Their tie . belts were Morehead, Ky. . Ina de or pink flocked polye.ster. The new ·Mrs . . Meeks at· They. wore headpieces of pink tended Morehead State crepe with contrasting bo\lfS on University and was em ployed the back. The bows ·matched by Robbins-Myers. Meeks is a their sashes. The ' atte~dants jun'ior 'at ' More)lead and is carried nosegay bouquets of·· employed by the. Hobart Mfg .· It pink' carnations and white Co., Mt. Sterling, Ky. I . , daisid. Outo{)!-town guests for the 1 Miss Holly Brown, cousin. of wedding w ere Mr ..and Mrs. the bride, Sedalia, Mo ., served Emmett Cordell, Hagerstown, •as flower girl . She wore a pink Ind. , Mr . and Mrs, .Linley .flocked . polyester gown with Hamilton, Ha~crstown, Ind., 1916. 1947 ' short sleeves and neckline. Mrs, Jessie :E!orwon. Cam· ru!lle . Ruffle~ aiso acc!Jnted bridge City, Ind.\ Mr . and Mrs. the sleeve and .hem of her Richard Cordell, Mr . and Mrs. ·, . dress. Her s;.sh w~s of pink ' Robert B. Youilg·, · Lansing, .·See K. ?r • J BRUN ICARDI'S~ BI.GPRE- Miss Deborah Brown Emmett Meeks marr11 :~· ~~p~l~~':;d: :~p~~ . .HURRY! HURRY! .DON'T MISS IT! SENIOR Citizens will visit the Arts and Ct·alts Fair leaving thecenterot8:15a.m.Callthe ~ . center· ror reservation. ! 44... · an~· 7000. 'the center .will be cfosed . · J .. ·· all day. Anyone ts welcol)le lo , , . · .· attend . GALLIPOLIS Mrs. Saunders, Chesapeake, and w1\YSIDE Garden Club annual Lauada Shaw, daughter of Joyce Reynolds, Gallipolis, family picnic dinner at the Murray Church, Crown City, sisters of the bride, and Mr. and Mrs, Charles ~eynolds, and Mrs . Larry D. Church, home of Mrs. James Conkle at Gallipolis, beca·me the bride of Crown City, brother of the , .f I p.m. Robert B. Harvey, son of Mrs . bride , Alan ·Gardner and GALLTA County Pomona crepe and she carried a basket · Grange meets at 8 p.m. at !he Marna Swinson, 'Myrtle Point, Wealtha Clagg. The bride and groom took an trimmed with pink bows Springfield Grange Hall. Ore ., 1\lay 25 at 8 p.m. in Point Pleasant Presbyterian 'church . extended weekend trip to holding pink rose petals. Potluck relreshments. Pastor Rufus A. Cromartie Lexington, Ky ., and spent a David Brown. brother of the· TUESDAY o£1\ciated. Relatives attending day at Kings Island at Kings bride, was the · ringbearer. Attired in blue and white, he BIDWELL United Methodist included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mills. They reside in West carried a pillow of cand.lelight WSCS .at the church at 7:30 Reynolds,. Mrs. Lenore · Brook· Village, Gallipolis. satin topped with two hearts p.ni. w~:~;eld ~~ w~:;~~~: :-:u~ y~~th ~i~~:s:p~i~: . :r::::::.: ::::::::::::::;::::::;:;:;.;:;::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::>::::;:;::::::::;:::::::::;:::.::;:;:;::<:,::;,:,:',;:;:::~:;:>'\ Mrs. Emmett S. Meeks GALLIPOLIS _ Grace United Methodist Church was the scene when Miss Deborah Lusan Brown became the bride of Emmett S. Meeks. Rev. Paul Hawks performed the double ring ceremony lor th; daughter of Mr. and rmo · MOND~Y ' . ·. I · REVIVAL beginning this evening at 7:30 at the Deer Creek Iiaptist Church. Rev. clyde Ferrell will be the evangelist . Everyone welcome. VICTORY Baptist Church will hold revival beginn1ng at 7:30 this evening ·through July. 8. Grady Crowell , Louisville, Miss.. Cllrrently pastor of a _,.Rhurch near Cincinnati, will be the gues t evangelist. The· public is invited. . 7.-l 'llt .unday Tlmii·Sentlnel,Sund.ly,July 1~ 11'13' "\ ' '' ' ' ' . = MEN AND BOYS BELTS Mad\ By A Famous Maker. Regular to · $12.00 Values. Sizes 22 to 40 . ' ' �.. .· .. ~~lo,~fl.nf!!.:.,q_~f ~cg~~. ·= B- TheSIUidayTime.-Senlinei,Sunuay,July I, 1973 :Golde.n .Circle has ktst r{Jeet ~ fan's Side ' ~v GAWPQLIS - The Golden the city park, July 4, where Circle of Grace United there will be cold drinks served Methodist Church held its last and chairs In which to. relax. me'etlng of the year Tuesday, Mrs. Ethel Roblnson had Jtine 26, beginning with a charge of the program. She potluck luncheon. It was held introduced Mrs . Helen Abels at the new Senior Citizens Rou'sh who told of interesting Centei In the old Holzer experiences in her former Hospital to a'cquaiDI the work at the Columbus School members with the center. for the Blind. She emphasized Mrs . Maye Roush took hoiv happy the children are, Charge of the meeting. and that lhey are taught to be , Members were told of the need self-reliant so they can lind a ill the center · for a piano, . place in the world. Then Mrs . v ,.an d s0 Ronald .Calhoun spoke ab,out furm·ture, 1amps, T... on in good condition. They were braille, showing Illustrations of also urged to plan to go to the basic braille figures . She said Arts and Crafts Show at the use of computers in prln· Ripley, Monday, July 2, with ting braill.e material will cut th·e Gallia County Senior down the bulk in half because Citizens gro~p . Also, the the impressions can be. made members were told of plans to ·on both sides of a page. have a Senior Citizens booth at The meeting was adjourned until September. Doroth)' ]. Cotmtrynum GALIJPOLIS - ln the midst of puiting together the Dllily Tribune one day thlspast week, I was drawn up short by the note written on the bottom of ope of t11e 4-H New~ 1·eports given to me by the extensloil office, It said "We didn't really ,have a 111e<tting". Which leads me t6 wonder why they botl1ered sending it in. But the!\ again since the occasion was a cookout maybe one could say they did have a ,meeting. "Out of the nwuths of babes ... " only a child 'could have thought·of it. · ' THE BANANA Bunch, . a banllDa irdU$,ll'Y..SPOnsored organization with headquarters in New York, sent uninteresting lillie booK called "Banunas, B8nanas" for me to pemse. It tells me that, bananas are 99.8 pet. fat-free, which is definitely not what they tsught me in home economics. Remember all those nasty little remarks about the fattening qu,alities of this little· fruit, ladies? Anyway the 1970's are centennial deeade for the banana industry which began during the IOOth anniversary of the United States in 1876. · The first bananas came to the country via New Orleans on schooners. They officially debuted in Philadelphia at the Centennial Exhibition. 1 think Banana Oatmeal Cookies will appeal · to · the youngsters in the fan1ily who may be tired of the ordinary variety. o/, cup shortening I cup packed brown sugar I egg %cup mashed ripe banana ( 1 large) BIDWELL - The Seniors of Dorothy Lewis Thomas, vice I tsp vanilla Bidwell-Porter area met president and Mrs. Nora I cup unsifted all~urpose flour • I tsp. salt Thursday evening at the M.t. Knotts, secretary-treasurer. Carmel Church and organized "· tsp. bakm' g soda Sisson and Mrs . Josie " a Senior Citizens Club, with 21 · Painter will represent the club 3 cups, uncooked regular oats on theGallia County Council on "·cup raisins ., attending. '"· They chose the name Aging. % cup chopped nuts. "Golden-Go-Getters" ior the Present were Mrs. Jean In large bowl, beat shortening, brown sugar, egg, ma .· shed Niday, director of County banana and vanilla until creamy. Mix flour, salt and .baking club. · Officers elected were Elias Center and Mrs . Helen soda. Blend 1·nto creamed mixture. stir in oats, raisins and nuts. Sisson, president; Mrs. Spriegel, putreach coordinator, Drop by rounded teaspons onto greased baking sheets . Bake in wbo with Mrs. Dorothy Casey, 375 degrees oven for I5 to 20 minutes. Yields approximately six directed the meeting and dozen cookies. · · discussed"' future plans and RAISINS are also celebrating a centennial this year. The · projects. California· Raisin Industry began in 1873 when an unusually hot Next mee'ting will be held September dried the grapes on th.e vine in the San Joaquin Thursday, July I9 at Bidwell Valley. The determined grower seh\ the dried grapes to a grocer Methodist Church. · ' .m · · ·Sa'" F•ancisco where they. sold out immediately. National u • Haisin week was May _a to 15 and kingsize raisin cookies were presented to California legislators for the event. ' IN CONJUNCTION with the national celebration of the 2ooth anniversary of independence in 1976, Marietta will open a new outdoor drama . . Published every Sunday by The . Ohio Valley , The drama will center on the relationship of A:aron Burr and Publlshtno Co . Harman Blennerhassett, who ''planned the overthrow ·of the GALLIPOLIS bAlLY TRIBUNE United States" from Blennerhassett's island in the Ohio, south of 825 Third Avf!., Ganipolis, O hio 45631 · Marietta ..· Published · every weekday Outdoor historical dramas are the coming things ill tourism. evening e11.cep t Sa tur.day . Love Is Second Class ~astag,e !"aid "Tecumseh" premiers for the public this evening at 8:45 at at Galll po lis. ·Ohio 45631. Giving Chillicothe:s Sugarloaf Mountain Ampitheater. Later this month THE DAI LY SE NT INEL 111 Court 51., Pomeroy, 0 . ·· "Gallia Country"will be presented at the Bob Evans Far111s ing 45769 . Purchased every · \lrllen 'you aive a perfect KeepWeekday evening eXcep t Amp! theater at Rio Grande an.~ "Trumpetin the Land" will open · Satu rday . Entered as second sal.e, backed by our writte~ its new season Tuesday. Someplace in 'all of this, there ought to,.., Cla ss maittng matler at 'uarantee, you can be sure there be a nice evening's entertainment for everyone. Pom er oy , Oh io Post Off ice . os no finer diamond rlna. Every By carrier daily and Keepsake is permiiTitnt~ reaisTHE NATIONAL 4-H service committee is seeking 4-H Sunday, 55c oer week . tered and protected aaainst loss. MAIL alumni for the purpose of finding out where they are, what SU BSCR IPTION RATES The Gallipolis Tr ibune in they're doing and presenting awards to those alums making Ohio and West Virginia one ve-ar SIS. six months sa, outstanding contributions to 4-H work. The Olin Corporation will three months 55, elsewhere be donating the awards which will include an expense paid trip to 517 per year . six months S9, the 1974 4-H Congress in Chicago. There will be eight national three months· $5 .5 0. The Daily· Senti nel. one awards and four for each county and state. Nominations should year S16.00, she months sa .so, be sent to the 4-H Alumni Search, National 4-H Service Comthree mon th s S5 .00. The Unifed Pre ~s · ln . mittee, 59 East Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill. , 60605. Give the ternational . is exclusively enti t led to the use for name, address, age, county, state, city, zip 1111d phone number of publlcat ·io.n of all news · thenoniinee. His current occupation, the number of years he was dispatches credited to this newspape r and also the local ·in 4-H and in what state and county he was a member. Those 342 Second Ave. · news publ is hed here in . doing tl\e nominating should also include their own name and ~~~ address, complete with county and phone number. Bidwell, Porter"area seniors organize club ·~· of Myrtle Queen nnd Millie Clngc tmd 11 ,·etircnwnt party, Tuesday night, In the ct1tta~c 14 reception rooro . Myrtle Queen rellred alter ~I yeat·s. and 6 monUts. Millie Clagg ended 15 years and 9 months, Myrtle Queen Is moving to 989 lnagua Ave., Venice, Flu. . Grover G. Turner, Soulh Point. Mrs. l.cslie Howard is the Sunday School superintendent. SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL Irene Hobmson, F.vn F~ulk~~~· Grace' Myers, Ma~vanna Doro Waddell, Opal Shepp · .' Je!ferH, Anna L. Nibert, Maude 1 · Barb Swl~her, Vornln ~~~~· Brookins, Barbara Paxto~. l ~ono Wh1tt, Gladys Wp 1; (?redo . r.uwson, )::U~abeth . Garnet Nelson, Jewc I;Junlels, Jane Ann Layne, Brumfield, Ehzubeth Welh~r, Murtha Rose Marcella Peul·l McKJtrlck, Mary Lou Harrison Virginia Darst, and Mathews, Lois Osbourne, Mary Clarice Longstreth . . • "'o.ong, BettY . Hall e)', Violet Honored guests, MyrliQ Jelfers, Lillian Saunders, Queen nod Millie Clagg, boll) Ulllun Cnr.ter, Freda Waugh, received a nice gift from all coChris C?rbln, Revu R~ynolds, workers on the night shift. . Vivian Tope, Ruth Stowers, ·z AURA LOPEZ Sundly School sponsors child GALLIPOLIS _ The Paint Creek Regular Baptist Suriday School has been informed the child they sponsored through the Christian Children's Fund is no longer under their care due to reasons beyond .their control. l{owever. another needy child was immediately assigned to the school's care and keeping. She is Aura Yolanda Velasquez Lopez, Guatemala . · Aura is an unfortunate child of poverty and starvation. The father works hard, but" his [f' · meager income is not su 1c1ent 1 r h to provide adequate y or t e necessities of life for his wife and family. The girl's mother · h b · helps whenevers e can, ut 1t is still a struggle to make ends meet. These ·good people wanted their girl to attend school, 'but they knew they could not afford the expenses • without some !orm of help . When they appealed, the Sunday School was happy to be of assistance. The school is most happy to -be a . part of helping · Aura grow up in an OUR REGULAR STOCK. OF BOBBIE BROOKS atmosphere of. Christian love . Aura . was bprn January 3, I964 and is in the second grade. She fetches water,. plays with dolls, and her favorite subject is ·reading. The · school sends $12 per month for Aura and additional gilts whenever they desire . The missionary society makes periodi c financia l contributio~s to id in this project. Pastor 0 he chm·ch is Rev. ROBBY LEN ROSE MARIE REID LADIES SHOES . All Summer Stqck ' GROUP OF Ladies Dress Shoes --,-:~:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;~;;;,;·~"P;-lW~:F{i)iN"r.-!i\iiFNiiliF~~--,,~--l 330-SECOND ·AVENUE \ -- SEE OUR COMPLETE Ll OF •• Vaiues to . BEGINS MONDAY, JULY 2 from 20o/o to 50o/o off onSlacks Knit Tops and MENS and BOYS HUSH PUPPIES TENNIS· SHOES Tan and White' - Blue and White ' PROJECTORS Valu es to· , ~ . ~!,'.~~~"'' ··,· . Mrs . Kilgore . Is an accqmpllshed artist wllh recent exhlbilions and awards In the Allitd Artists Exhibltl~n, Sunrise Gallery - annuals In ' .Uoiver~lty. P,ainting and ~raphlcs: · George Mrs. Kilgore i~ a native of Peabody Collection - graphics Huntington . and attended and Arts and Humanities Marshall University, where Exhitiition.. s~·e has had she received her A.B. in art several one man shows In- . educution. She SP,ent thr6e cludi~g the ~Huntington summers at George Peabody Galleries, painting ~jri 1972; College studying art education, Swirise Glille~y, graphics . ln .,' antl recelv~d her M.A. In art 1972 nnd Pratt Institute, education from Marshall painting ;"' graphics · and University . Furth ~r studies drawings . . were .persued at Ohio• The FAC .is proud to have . ' University, one summer-studio such a qualified judge ·for this and Pratt Institute, M.F.A., year's show . The judging will where she took painting . and take place at River by Monday, graphics. July 2and the ribbons awardetl • For the past few. years, Mrs. ar·thfs time will be displaye<l Ki)gore has been associate with, the Winning art works in professor in art' at Mars~all . . the par~, July 4, from II a.m. ·. She received a grant for 5 p.m. The public is cordially graphics research from Invited to view this showing, as Marshall in I972-73. RecenU:,c a part of t9'e River Recreation she· was appoint¢ chairperson Festival. In event of ·rain the or the Art Department, Mar- exhil)ft will be held at Riverby shall University. .from II a.m. - 5 p.m. In The Silver Bridge Shopping Pla za Open Mon. thru Sat. IOtil9, Sun. 1 til6 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 422 I . EARNS 4.0 GRAD'E SYRACUSE - Mrs. Irene Huschar, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Clem Cooper, Syracuse, . received a 4.9 average for the sptin g quarter at Ohio University . . Miss·Janet Sue Pick · ., MisSCarolAnn Johnson • ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT-: Mr . and Mrs. James E. JohnSon , Mason,' are announcing the engagement of, their daughter, Carol Ann, to Robert J. McClure, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. McClure, Letart, w. Va. Miss Johnson is a:1973 ·graduate of Wilhama High School and is pre~ntly employed at Holzer Medical Center. McClure is a 1967 graduate of United Local at Hanoverton, Ohio . .He is no.w employed at .Kaiser Aluminum. Wedding plans are incomplete. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr . and Mrs. Jo.hn . f'ici<, Chester, announce ·the approaching marriage of their ctaui!hter, .Janet Sue, to F'orrest Roger Barnett, son of Mr. . and Mrs: Clarence Barnett, Tuppers Plains . Miss Fick, a . graduate or Eastern High School, is employed in the personnel office at Ohio University . Barnett, also a graduate of Eastern High School, is a senior at Ohio Uni-:trsity where he is majoring in health, physical education and recreation. The open cburch wedding will be an event of Saturday, July·2I, at 4:30p.m. at st . Paul Lut6eran Church, Pomeroy . Williams, Mrs . Francis Benedum, Mrs. Dennis Benedum, Miss Kim Smith, Mr•. Denver Weber, Mr. and Mr~. Roy Hannum, Mrs. Ella H-annum and Miss Teresa Chich,ester. .' DANTHOMA.S AND SON ,, since U:U" Ohio • S.t·.'UUI,Jents P;.."sent """Ct' +a·t . ·. I C/ I C/ RACCOON. CREEK'. [, , ·· · REEDSVJL!.E ~ Mrs . flower-arrangement'which was Ernoist Whitehead presented used earlier on the piano . Gold her piano students in a recital tapers flanked the at her home here Tuesday arrangement: Juli and ' Jane.. evening. . Whitehead presided at t~e ' · Diana Smith opened the refreshment table. program with "Swans on the · s Guests · h were Mrs. David Lake" and "The Waltzing mtt , Anderson Kibble, Mr. Parakeet" followed by "The and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld, Curious Cat" and "Indian War Mrs. Freda Hartinger , Mrs. Dance" by Julie Elber[e!d, Howard Parker, Mrs. Paul "Sa bot Dance" by : April Life, Mrs , Kepneth .Frecker d p 1 M Dh · .Parker, "In Hanging Gardens" ·an au a, rs. o nnan h¥ Brenda Frecker, "Country Heed and KJrk, Mrs . Charles Dance" 1Beethov· en) by Paula Carr and Sonia, Miss Juqy Life, '"!'he ·Ban1·0 p 1·cker" by Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kim Reed, " Barn Dance " Balde"son , Mrs. R. E. GALLIPOLIS _ The June ~eeting . Regular reports were meeting of the Open Gate heard. Doris Lanham reported Garden Club met at the home on the booli that is to be placed in the Rt'o Grande College "Explore The Longest .Creek In The of Mrs. Edna Graham., The members then ' went ' to Library in· honor of Mae . .· World" , I t/ Smeltzer Nursery and were Smeltze r. The book selected 12-8 WEEKDAYS o . given a tour ophe nursery. The was "Color Dic'tionary of 9-8 Saturday- Sunday club was showh different types Flow.ers and ·Plants". of shrubs, pines and ali types of Faye Roberts had the exhibit . . {/ . · . New·Weekday Rates- s mi. tr ip only $3.00 per trees and flowers. The nursery of the month. Miss Roberts had canoe . · ·· gave ,each member .a small rna d e . ,two . · unu.sua,' ts d HACINE - Miss Karla Kay Harrison, Mrs. Neva King, We recommend 3 adults or 2 adults ~nd two geraniUJn plant and invited • abrlrakngefmen oct' usmdg a palmthte ~ Beal, bride-elect of Ktrk M1·s. Sadie Carl, Mrs. Karen each of us back at anytime. oc o wo an a co es . , children per canoe. ·. . ha be t . ll d'ff L Chevaher, was honored at a Murray, Mrs. Oia St. Clair, The members returned to ' nger n h' mh 8h. 1 eren ' shower in the social room of Mrs . Sallie · Byers , Sheryl Mrs. Graham's home and Mrs: shapes to w 1c s e attached · Carleton , ·Mrs For more information ca II 245-5511. Doris Lanham installed the sweet peas. Iri a straw basket, . Church ' June 22 · Hudson, Nita Herrman . . . she · p taced the root of an old Hostesses for the event were Grace White , Anita Dean, Miss new officers and presented Anita Dean , Karen Murray, Barbara Well , Mrs. Agnes each offi~er with three red. grape vine and put pihk spiea, .Mary Lo u Houdas heIt , Grace D'1xon, Demse . flen driC . k s, '(Howell by Teresa Carr, ·;·,:;~::::~:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::·: : : : : ·:::::~:::::~::::·.~·::·:::::~::::;>~:<~<:::~;:::::::::::<::::m::::::~:::::::. : : :,·:;:::::::::;::::::;::l::;:::·:·:·::::::~;:;::::.,~~>.>:::>.::::>.:::::w~~! "Spinning) Song" and "This is ''i;·: ~ ··· · · roses that had been gr<Jwn in summer mum an d boxwood and soheme Denise ofHendricks. and Helen My country" by. Kay some or the members' rose. aroun d 1he odd ·shaped root.. King A color lavender Geneva E K' · M King ,HMrs. I Refreshments were served to . . . va mg , rs . e en Balderson, "The Old Rugged .· gardens. b Th t t' · and wh1 te was earned out w1th R1chardsor,: and Jody, FrmtCross' and "Danny Boy" by. i . . · . 11 mem ers. e nex mee mg . · . · Mrs · Brenda Morgan • streamers a.nd bells bemg used , dale, S. D., Mrs. Lmda Well Mike Ha li , · ·"Minuet in G" .. t d th b · will be In Septembe,r. . pres lden , ope~e e usmess for decora!ions. Games were "nd M . rs. Wayne Beal. · (Beethoven) by Diana " played with priz~s going to . Presenting gifts ·were Jean Benedum, "Sa l! egietto" Shelia H.rwk, ·Nita Herrman and Sue Wood, Mrs. Palma (Bock) and Love Theme from and Helen Richardson : Goodwin·, Mrs. Amanda "Romeo' and Juliet" by Susan. . ) nerreshments of ca ke · Morris, Mrs. Virginia Dean, Hannum . decorated ·. in · white and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Mrs . .. Punch, cookies and nuts ' When if gets lavender, nuts, mints, and J ud y Carl,. Mrs. Emma wereservedtothestudentsand hot . . . keep 1/ punch' were served to Mrs. Nev Douglas, Mrs . Mabel Brick[es, th eir guests [ollowing the .. cool .in our . '',)' V• White :. Mfss Janei Biggs, Mrs . Hazel Smith; Mrs. Lovey recitsl. The table was covered smart wolking . . Shelia Hawk, Yvonne Young, Stanley, Mrs. Lela Hall and with a green cloth centered shorts : . GALLIPOLIS - Final flag Anderson, Mrs. James Clark, Mrs. Betty. Chevali.er, Mrs. Miss Cheryl Jo Lambert. . with a green, gold and while lowering c~remonies on Camp Mrs. Dennis Hunter, Miss . Mary Lo u Houdashelt and • El~ija, Oallia County's Girl Emogene . Borden, Mrs. Jim Audra, Jody Harrison, Mrs , by Sco~t J?ay Camp, were held Denny, Mrs. Maurice Dean and Marlene Harrison, Mrs. Jennie ·MENS .Second Avenu' .· Jun,e 28 alte r eight days of Mrs. William Harter. Camp Holley, Mrs. Alpha Bailey, · Freeman primitive ca mping for 62 directors were Mrs. Clyde Mrs. · Helen Dais, Mrs . Louise registered · scouts. Six. units Donahue; Mrs. Louis Pasquale · weve created on the hills of the and Mrs. Miles Epling. Trans•, PLAN SUPPER Gi I m a n M e m o r I a I . porta tion for the girls to and CHESTER - The auxiliary Presbyterian Farm. . from camp was arranged by of. the Chester Fire DepartMost girls won't tell t!Jeir AgeOutdoor skills and crafts Mrs. Bill Joe 'Johnson. ment is planning an ice cream · Dacron & Cotton conduc.ted and special Sincere appreciation is supper, July 7 at 6 p.m. at the Help us celebrate our Third for each ' day were extended for camp help to Che~ter Fire House. Donations ..e Polyester Knits d : Get Acquainted Presbyterian ; Church, Rio o( pies, cakes a ~d other foods BirthdaJ' (months lbat is) . xploring' Oay, Basic Gra nde College, Gallipolis Plaids &·Sol1ds · are being aske4 for·. There will Skills ay, Mis-Match . Day, Tribune, WJEH , Benny Me,M;. lf.andiDay,ArtDay, C t•d' It Allison EleCtric be n? July meeting .of the by McGregor & 1 a .we • . · . Chester aux1hary because· of r'irst Aid Day and Crazy Hat Company and Ga11ia Co~nty . · Jul 4 Ca 11Jpus 9 " . , •,,•. Day. · Volunteer Emergency ·Squad. •. . :·· '• : .:. A:fhjal highlight of lite event Plans will now be made for was a ceremony performed by the fa ll meetings and any new the :scouts to honor three past family in the area interested in · dir~cto r s active in many Girl Sc_outing is invited to call cap~cities of the program: Mrs. Miles Epling, Service Mr~. John Groth," Mrs. Bill Unit Dir~ctor, .at 446-1516 for ... : Sh~rfer and . Mrs. Eldon information.· Leader ·training Any length is in the .swim Wu1rch. At each of their homes Jlfill be held in August and adult Y SHOI! $10itl! a bouquet of handmade daisies volunteers ara needed for each whe~ it 'omes to suits for Whtlhl !ht IJftM7 '~Q~l kill!~':! in 1:1emory of "Daisy" l,owe, age level. J.'~ ~<!• ~IH' " '" ' ~6,1 1f~~l l t 0 men · ·· · . All colors, founder of G. S. or Americ~ . an potterns, sizes, .fabrics . engfa~ed appreclption plaque, a recitation or the new Girl OONNIE DRESS HEELS-------)999 Scuht'Promise and Law, and a Whil e-~~me- Blue -.~l cu;k Pal. ·. ., $ . song, "Girl Scouts Together", CALIF. OOBBLERL ___ .:. _____ . 99 wcGe offered. . White-BQrle- R!ue T , , . Sfnior' Girl Scouts servl.n,g us NATURALIZERS-----------aid~ were V.lckie McGee, Cindy . Whlle·Bon e-Red ·Biue H u~sh , (;Inger Sh!Wp, Kim And More 'o Hmjderson, ()iane Anderson and Ch ris Donohue. Unit lculiet•s were Mrs. Robert Shopls, Mt·s. William Bonrd; WHIII ICONOIIOIIGINI11S Md. Richard Simpson, MrS. berythlngls · r:cqrgc Henderson, . Mrs . C:CI'Hid Paugh. Mrs. Robe1·t· CANOE LIVERY IN HANDSOME. HOT WEATHER FASHION S Girl scouts complete ' • • • · tzvtttes da•, ramhY ac . · .· Mens Summer SANDALS ShortWalk to Summer fJ'~ .·Birthday Sale ·WALK 1 ,' SHORTS ·. /e . #belie go ;- ' .' '. GALLIPOLIS,. OHIO \ ' 8 $1299 WEO . ' For ABetter Job, I : Sooner-Go To ~usiness College : GBC.Grads Get ... : The Better Job sI ' .&tc. near lhti water rl'~. • 1 ' ' ..., wluo. VIsit or Co li 446·4167 tol fr oe c&ta log of courto• . nnb noxl starting dnto. VA · Aqpr 0vod , I .r I I ' ' ' · GallipOlis ~usiness I ----"' .. There are 18 ·classes to be judged in· this year:s show. The horse show is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m., Immediately following the Pt. Pleasant July 4 Pl!l'ade. Entry ASK TO WED · fees are $2 for aU clasoes ex. · Gt\LLIPOLIS - Making cept . the lead-in pony. All application for marriag~ ·classes ·will receive monetary · licenses Friday in Gallia ·awards. Jim Deeter, Athena, County Probate Court were will be the judge f6r all classe~; , Franklin Hammond, 34, Rt. 2, Admittance will be. a $1 • . · Patriot, maintenance foreman , donation. Children under i2 and Ca"!'andra Hammond, 29, will be admitted free when GallipOlij, barmaid ; Terry· accol'lpanied by 'an adull Canaday, t9, · Refreshnients wiU be served Michael Gallipolis, boilermaker, ·and throughout the . afternoon by Kim Yvonne Naskey , 20', the Point'Pieasant High School. Gallipolis, st~dent. cheerleaders. POINT PLEASANT - T~e Point Pleasant . High School t heerleaders are sponsoring the 11th Annual Horse Show ·~t ·Harmon Field Stable on July 4. ' Swimsuits * 3 months that .is · -~ ' .,. . GA!.LIPOLIS - The River 1\ec,reation Festival l\rt . filxhibit will be judged by June · Kilgore, ~hairpe(son. or the art -"deP)'rtment, Marshall' I $5.99 II Cheerleaders will -sponsor horse .show· .. '1.'. Blauses Dresses Long Dresses Robes Handbags MOVIE CAMERAS L:t\01 ES Marshall instructor · ,, .. 'i~ art show judge &tc. Storewide Birthday· Sale $12.99 \ "KEEP 1lOUR COOL . 412-414 Second Ave., I - ,. M zs· • s Bea.l hono·IV'/.J d. .r at .b.f.'""dal 'sh0 we / CLARK'S · JEWELRY . STORE Risque and Miss America 9- The Sundi!Y Tlrn•• •Senti~1 1 Sunday, July 1, I973 Open Gate Garden C!ub closes meeting season l'J OFF . College 16Locusl Sl. G• lllpoli• Sf .. Reg. No. 7 1 •02 ·003~ 8 Gu.aranteed To Satisfy. Or' Money Back Yukon Club · • 4 AavoJS 16 oz. throwaway · . ~ttles · · 1Q~Ea. or $2.40 ·case SAVE from •s.oo· • Campus .• McGregor ..I ' . ~ · · ·... OFF ALL . MEN'S WORK. J:i AN.D DRESS SHOES 20% '' . .. t-1.,.~~-- . 20%oFF ALL Woin'en's ·Summer HANDBAGS ' ' 2·0% OFrALL Men's-WQmen's · Open Fri. &Mon~ 9:30 til 8:00 PM · ' childreo's Sandals • JULY SALE .. •' I • ' ' WED. JULY 4th OPEN 10 a.m. ,1116 p.m. .\ .' ,. ,; ' .. . �.. .· .. ~~lo,~fl.nf!!.:.,q_~f ~cg~~. ·= B- TheSIUidayTime.-Senlinei,Sunuay,July I, 1973 :Golde.n .Circle has ktst r{Jeet ~ fan's Side ' ~v GAWPQLIS - The Golden the city park, July 4, where Circle of Grace United there will be cold drinks served Methodist Church held its last and chairs In which to. relax. me'etlng of the year Tuesday, Mrs. Ethel Roblnson had Jtine 26, beginning with a charge of the program. She potluck luncheon. It was held introduced Mrs . Helen Abels at the new Senior Citizens Rou'sh who told of interesting Centei In the old Holzer experiences in her former Hospital to a'cquaiDI the work at the Columbus School members with the center. for the Blind. She emphasized Mrs . Maye Roush took hoiv happy the children are, Charge of the meeting. and that lhey are taught to be , Members were told of the need self-reliant so they can lind a ill the center · for a piano, . place in the world. Then Mrs . v ,.an d s0 Ronald .Calhoun spoke ab,out furm·ture, 1amps, T... on in good condition. They were braille, showing Illustrations of also urged to plan to go to the basic braille figures . She said Arts and Crafts Show at the use of computers in prln· Ripley, Monday, July 2, with ting braill.e material will cut th·e Gallia County Senior down the bulk in half because Citizens gro~p . Also, the the impressions can be. made members were told of plans to ·on both sides of a page. have a Senior Citizens booth at The meeting was adjourned until September. Doroth)' ]. Cotmtrynum GALIJPOLIS - ln the midst of puiting together the Dllily Tribune one day thlspast week, I was drawn up short by the note written on the bottom of ope of t11e 4-H New~ 1·eports given to me by the extensloil office, It said "We didn't really ,have a 111e<tting". Which leads me t6 wonder why they botl1ered sending it in. But the!\ again since the occasion was a cookout maybe one could say they did have a ,meeting. "Out of the nwuths of babes ... " only a child 'could have thought·of it. · ' THE BANANA Bunch, . a banllDa irdU$,ll'Y..SPOnsored organization with headquarters in New York, sent uninteresting lillie booK called "Banunas, B8nanas" for me to pemse. It tells me that, bananas are 99.8 pet. fat-free, which is definitely not what they tsught me in home economics. Remember all those nasty little remarks about the fattening qu,alities of this little· fruit, ladies? Anyway the 1970's are centennial deeade for the banana industry which began during the IOOth anniversary of the United States in 1876. · The first bananas came to the country via New Orleans on schooners. They officially debuted in Philadelphia at the Centennial Exhibition. 1 think Banana Oatmeal Cookies will appeal · to · the youngsters in the fan1ily who may be tired of the ordinary variety. o/, cup shortening I cup packed brown sugar I egg %cup mashed ripe banana ( 1 large) BIDWELL - The Seniors of Dorothy Lewis Thomas, vice I tsp vanilla Bidwell-Porter area met president and Mrs. Nora I cup unsifted all~urpose flour • I tsp. salt Thursday evening at the M.t. Knotts, secretary-treasurer. Carmel Church and organized "· tsp. bakm' g soda Sisson and Mrs . Josie " a Senior Citizens Club, with 21 · Painter will represent the club 3 cups, uncooked regular oats on theGallia County Council on "·cup raisins ., attending. '"· They chose the name Aging. % cup chopped nuts. "Golden-Go-Getters" ior the Present were Mrs. Jean In large bowl, beat shortening, brown sugar, egg, ma .· shed Niday, director of County banana and vanilla until creamy. Mix flour, salt and .baking club. · Officers elected were Elias Center and Mrs . Helen soda. Blend 1·nto creamed mixture. stir in oats, raisins and nuts. Sisson, president; Mrs. Spriegel, putreach coordinator, Drop by rounded teaspons onto greased baking sheets . Bake in wbo with Mrs. Dorothy Casey, 375 degrees oven for I5 to 20 minutes. Yields approximately six directed the meeting and dozen cookies. · · discussed"' future plans and RAISINS are also celebrating a centennial this year. The · projects. California· Raisin Industry began in 1873 when an unusually hot Next mee'ting will be held September dried the grapes on th.e vine in the San Joaquin Thursday, July I9 at Bidwell Valley. The determined grower seh\ the dried grapes to a grocer Methodist Church. · ' .m · · ·Sa'" F•ancisco where they. sold out immediately. National u • Haisin week was May _a to 15 and kingsize raisin cookies were presented to California legislators for the event. ' IN CONJUNCTION with the national celebration of the 2ooth anniversary of independence in 1976, Marietta will open a new outdoor drama . . Published every Sunday by The . Ohio Valley , The drama will center on the relationship of A:aron Burr and Publlshtno Co . Harman Blennerhassett, who ''planned the overthrow ·of the GALLIPOLIS bAlLY TRIBUNE United States" from Blennerhassett's island in the Ohio, south of 825 Third Avf!., Ganipolis, O hio 45631 · Marietta ..· Published · every weekday Outdoor historical dramas are the coming things ill tourism. evening e11.cep t Sa tur.day . Love Is Second Class ~astag,e !"aid "Tecumseh" premiers for the public this evening at 8:45 at at Galll po lis. ·Ohio 45631. Giving Chillicothe:s Sugarloaf Mountain Ampitheater. Later this month THE DAI LY SE NT INEL 111 Court 51., Pomeroy, 0 . ·· "Gallia Country"will be presented at the Bob Evans Far111s ing 45769 . Purchased every · \lrllen 'you aive a perfect KeepWeekday evening eXcep t Amp! theater at Rio Grande an.~ "Trumpetin the Land" will open · Satu rday . Entered as second sal.e, backed by our writte~ its new season Tuesday. Someplace in 'all of this, there ought to,.., Cla ss maittng matler at 'uarantee, you can be sure there be a nice evening's entertainment for everyone. Pom er oy , Oh io Post Off ice . os no finer diamond rlna. Every By carrier daily and Keepsake is permiiTitnt~ reaisTHE NATIONAL 4-H service committee is seeking 4-H Sunday, 55c oer week . tered and protected aaainst loss. MAIL alumni for the purpose of finding out where they are, what SU BSCR IPTION RATES The Gallipolis Tr ibune in they're doing and presenting awards to those alums making Ohio and West Virginia one ve-ar SIS. six months sa, outstanding contributions to 4-H work. The Olin Corporation will three months 55, elsewhere be donating the awards which will include an expense paid trip to 517 per year . six months S9, the 1974 4-H Congress in Chicago. There will be eight national three months· $5 .5 0. The Daily· Senti nel. one awards and four for each county and state. Nominations should year S16.00, she months sa .so, be sent to the 4-H Alumni Search, National 4-H Service Comthree mon th s S5 .00. The Unifed Pre ~s · ln . mittee, 59 East Van Buren St., Chicago, Ill. , 60605. Give the ternational . is exclusively enti t led to the use for name, address, age, county, state, city, zip 1111d phone number of publlcat ·io.n of all news · thenoniinee. His current occupation, the number of years he was dispatches credited to this newspape r and also the local ·in 4-H and in what state and county he was a member. Those 342 Second Ave. · news publ is hed here in . doing tl\e nominating should also include their own name and ~~~ address, complete with county and phone number. Bidwell, Porter"area seniors organize club ·~· of Myrtle Queen nnd Millie Clngc tmd 11 ,·etircnwnt party, Tuesday night, In the ct1tta~c 14 reception rooro . Myrtle Queen rellred alter ~I yeat·s. and 6 monUts. Millie Clagg ended 15 years and 9 months, Myrtle Queen Is moving to 989 lnagua Ave., Venice, Flu. . Grover G. Turner, Soulh Point. Mrs. l.cslie Howard is the Sunday School superintendent. SUNDAY tiMES-SENTINEL Irene Hobmson, F.vn F~ulk~~~· Grace' Myers, Ma~vanna Doro Waddell, Opal Shepp · .' Je!ferH, Anna L. Nibert, Maude 1 · Barb Swl~her, Vornln ~~~~· Brookins, Barbara Paxto~. l ~ono Wh1tt, Gladys Wp 1; (?redo . r.uwson, )::U~abeth . Garnet Nelson, Jewc I;Junlels, Jane Ann Layne, Brumfield, Ehzubeth Welh~r, Murtha Rose Marcella Peul·l McKJtrlck, Mary Lou Harrison Virginia Darst, and Mathews, Lois Osbourne, Mary Clarice Longstreth . . • "'o.ong, BettY . Hall e)', Violet Honored guests, MyrliQ Jelfers, Lillian Saunders, Queen nod Millie Clagg, boll) Ulllun Cnr.ter, Freda Waugh, received a nice gift from all coChris C?rbln, Revu R~ynolds, workers on the night shift. . Vivian Tope, Ruth Stowers, ·z AURA LOPEZ Sundly School sponsors child GALLIPOLIS _ The Paint Creek Regular Baptist Suriday School has been informed the child they sponsored through the Christian Children's Fund is no longer under their care due to reasons beyond .their control. l{owever. another needy child was immediately assigned to the school's care and keeping. She is Aura Yolanda Velasquez Lopez, Guatemala . · Aura is an unfortunate child of poverty and starvation. The father works hard, but" his [f' · meager income is not su 1c1ent 1 r h to provide adequate y or t e necessities of life for his wife and family. The girl's mother · h b · helps whenevers e can, ut 1t is still a struggle to make ends meet. These ·good people wanted their girl to attend school, 'but they knew they could not afford the expenses • without some !orm of help . When they appealed, the Sunday School was happy to be of assistance. The school is most happy to -be a . part of helping · Aura grow up in an OUR REGULAR STOCK. OF BOBBIE BROOKS atmosphere of. Christian love . Aura . was bprn January 3, I964 and is in the second grade. She fetches water,. plays with dolls, and her favorite subject is ·reading. The · school sends $12 per month for Aura and additional gilts whenever they desire . The missionary society makes periodi c financia l contributio~s to id in this project. Pastor 0 he chm·ch is Rev. ROBBY LEN ROSE MARIE REID LADIES SHOES . All Summer Stqck ' GROUP OF Ladies Dress Shoes --,-:~:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~;~;;;,;·~"P;-lW~:F{i)iN"r.-!i\iiFNiiliF~~--,,~--l 330-SECOND ·AVENUE \ -- SEE OUR COMPLETE Ll OF •• Vaiues to . BEGINS MONDAY, JULY 2 from 20o/o to 50o/o off onSlacks Knit Tops and MENS and BOYS HUSH PUPPIES TENNIS· SHOES Tan and White' - Blue and White ' PROJECTORS Valu es to· , ~ . ~!,'.~~~"'' ··,· . Mrs . Kilgore . Is an accqmpllshed artist wllh recent exhlbilions and awards In the Allitd Artists Exhibltl~n, Sunrise Gallery - annuals In ' .Uoiver~lty. P,ainting and ~raphlcs: · George Mrs. Kilgore i~ a native of Peabody Collection - graphics Huntington . and attended and Arts and Humanities Marshall University, where Exhitiition.. s~·e has had she received her A.B. in art several one man shows In- . educution. She SP,ent thr6e cludi~g the ~Huntington summers at George Peabody Galleries, painting ~jri 1972; College studying art education, Swirise Glille~y, graphics . ln .,' antl recelv~d her M.A. In art 1972 nnd Pratt Institute, education from Marshall painting ;"' graphics · and University . Furth ~r studies drawings . . were .persued at Ohio• The FAC .is proud to have . ' University, one summer-studio such a qualified judge ·for this and Pratt Institute, M.F.A., year's show . The judging will where she took painting . and take place at River by Monday, graphics. July 2and the ribbons awardetl • For the past few. years, Mrs. ar·thfs time will be displaye<l Ki)gore has been associate with, the Winning art works in professor in art' at Mars~all . . the par~, July 4, from II a.m. ·. She received a grant for 5 p.m. The public is cordially graphics research from Invited to view this showing, as Marshall in I972-73. RecenU:,c a part of t9'e River Recreation she· was appoint¢ chairperson Festival. In event of ·rain the or the Art Department, Mar- exhil)ft will be held at Riverby shall University. .from II a.m. - 5 p.m. In The Silver Bridge Shopping Pla za Open Mon. thru Sat. IOtil9, Sun. 1 til6 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 422 I . EARNS 4.0 GRAD'E SYRACUSE - Mrs. Irene Huschar, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Clem Cooper, Syracuse, . received a 4.9 average for the sptin g quarter at Ohio University . . Miss·Janet Sue Pick · ., MisSCarolAnn Johnson • ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT-: Mr . and Mrs. James E. JohnSon , Mason,' are announcing the engagement of, their daughter, Carol Ann, to Robert J. McClure, son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. McClure, Letart, w. Va. Miss Johnson is a:1973 ·graduate of Wilhama High School and is pre~ntly employed at Holzer Medical Center. McClure is a 1967 graduate of United Local at Hanoverton, Ohio . .He is no.w employed at .Kaiser Aluminum. Wedding plans are incomplete. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr . and Mrs. Jo.hn . f'ici<, Chester, announce ·the approaching marriage of their ctaui!hter, .Janet Sue, to F'orrest Roger Barnett, son of Mr. . and Mrs: Clarence Barnett, Tuppers Plains . Miss Fick, a . graduate or Eastern High School, is employed in the personnel office at Ohio University . Barnett, also a graduate of Eastern High School, is a senior at Ohio Uni-:trsity where he is majoring in health, physical education and recreation. The open cburch wedding will be an event of Saturday, July·2I, at 4:30p.m. at st . Paul Lut6eran Church, Pomeroy . Williams, Mrs . Francis Benedum, Mrs. Dennis Benedum, Miss Kim Smith, Mr•. Denver Weber, Mr. and Mr~. Roy Hannum, Mrs. Ella H-annum and Miss Teresa Chich,ester. .' DANTHOMA.S AND SON ,, since U:U" Ohio • S.t·.'UUI,Jents P;.."sent """Ct' +a·t . ·. I C/ I C/ RACCOON. CREEK'. [, , ·· · REEDSVJL!.E ~ Mrs . flower-arrangement'which was Ernoist Whitehead presented used earlier on the piano . Gold her piano students in a recital tapers flanked the at her home here Tuesday arrangement: Juli and ' Jane.. evening. . Whitehead presided at t~e ' · Diana Smith opened the refreshment table. program with "Swans on the · s Guests · h were Mrs. David Lake" and "The Waltzing mtt , Anderson Kibble, Mr. Parakeet" followed by "The and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld, Curious Cat" and "Indian War Mrs. Freda Hartinger , Mrs. Dance" by Julie Elber[e!d, Howard Parker, Mrs. Paul "Sa bot Dance" by : April Life, Mrs , Kepneth .Frecker d p 1 M Dh · .Parker, "In Hanging Gardens" ·an au a, rs. o nnan h¥ Brenda Frecker, "Country Heed and KJrk, Mrs . Charles Dance" 1Beethov· en) by Paula Carr and Sonia, Miss Juqy Life, '"!'he ·Ban1·0 p 1·cker" by Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kim Reed, " Barn Dance " Balde"son , Mrs. R. E. GALLIPOLIS _ The June ~eeting . Regular reports were meeting of the Open Gate heard. Doris Lanham reported Garden Club met at the home on the booli that is to be placed in the Rt'o Grande College "Explore The Longest .Creek In The of Mrs. Edna Graham., The members then ' went ' to Library in· honor of Mae . .· World" , I t/ Smeltzer Nursery and were Smeltze r. The book selected 12-8 WEEKDAYS o . given a tour ophe nursery. The was "Color Dic'tionary of 9-8 Saturday- Sunday club was showh different types Flow.ers and ·Plants". of shrubs, pines and ali types of Faye Roberts had the exhibit . . {/ . · . New·Weekday Rates- s mi. tr ip only $3.00 per trees and flowers. The nursery of the month. Miss Roberts had canoe . · ·· gave ,each member .a small rna d e . ,two . · unu.sua,' ts d HACINE - Miss Karla Kay Harrison, Mrs. Neva King, We recommend 3 adults or 2 adults ~nd two geraniUJn plant and invited • abrlrakngefmen oct' usmdg a palmthte ~ Beal, bride-elect of Ktrk M1·s. Sadie Carl, Mrs. Karen each of us back at anytime. oc o wo an a co es . , children per canoe. ·. . ha be t . ll d'ff L Chevaher, was honored at a Murray, Mrs. Oia St. Clair, The members returned to ' nger n h' mh 8h. 1 eren ' shower in the social room of Mrs . Sallie · Byers , Sheryl Mrs. Graham's home and Mrs: shapes to w 1c s e attached · Carleton , ·Mrs For more information ca II 245-5511. Doris Lanham installed the sweet peas. Iri a straw basket, . Church ' June 22 · Hudson, Nita Herrman . . . she · p taced the root of an old Hostesses for the event were Grace White , Anita Dean, Miss new officers and presented Anita Dean , Karen Murray, Barbara Well , Mrs. Agnes each offi~er with three red. grape vine and put pihk spiea, .Mary Lo u Houdas heIt , Grace D'1xon, Demse . flen driC . k s, '(Howell by Teresa Carr, ·;·,:;~::::~:::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::·: : : : : ·:::::~:::::~::::·.~·::·:::::~::::;>~:<~<:::~;:::::::::::<::::m::::::~:::::::. : : :,·:;:::::::::;::::::;::l::;:::·:·:·::::::~;:;::::.,~~>.>:::>.::::>.:::::w~~! "Spinning) Song" and "This is ''i;·: ~ ··· · · roses that had been gr<Jwn in summer mum an d boxwood and soheme Denise ofHendricks. and Helen My country" by. Kay some or the members' rose. aroun d 1he odd ·shaped root.. King A color lavender Geneva E K' · M King ,HMrs. I Refreshments were served to . . . va mg , rs . e en Balderson, "The Old Rugged .· gardens. b Th t t' · and wh1 te was earned out w1th R1chardsor,: and Jody, FrmtCross' and "Danny Boy" by. i . . · . 11 mem ers. e nex mee mg . · . · Mrs · Brenda Morgan • streamers a.nd bells bemg used , dale, S. D., Mrs. Lmda Well Mike Ha li , · ·"Minuet in G" .. t d th b · will be In Septembe,r. . pres lden , ope~e e usmess for decora!ions. Games were "nd M . rs. Wayne Beal. · (Beethoven) by Diana " played with priz~s going to . Presenting gifts ·were Jean Benedum, "Sa l! egietto" Shelia H.rwk, ·Nita Herrman and Sue Wood, Mrs. Palma (Bock) and Love Theme from and Helen Richardson : Goodwin·, Mrs. Amanda "Romeo' and Juliet" by Susan. . ) nerreshments of ca ke · Morris, Mrs. Virginia Dean, Hannum . decorated ·. in · white and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Mrs . .. Punch, cookies and nuts ' When if gets lavender, nuts, mints, and J ud y Carl,. Mrs. Emma wereservedtothestudentsand hot . . . keep 1/ punch' were served to Mrs. Nev Douglas, Mrs . Mabel Brick[es, th eir guests [ollowing the .. cool .in our . '',)' V• White :. Mfss Janei Biggs, Mrs . Hazel Smith; Mrs. Lovey recitsl. The table was covered smart wolking . . Shelia Hawk, Yvonne Young, Stanley, Mrs. Lela Hall and with a green cloth centered shorts : . GALLIPOLIS - Final flag Anderson, Mrs. James Clark, Mrs. Betty. Chevali.er, Mrs. Miss Cheryl Jo Lambert. . with a green, gold and while lowering c~remonies on Camp Mrs. Dennis Hunter, Miss . Mary Lo u Houdashelt and • El~ija, Oallia County's Girl Emogene . Borden, Mrs. Jim Audra, Jody Harrison, Mrs , by Sco~t J?ay Camp, were held Denny, Mrs. Maurice Dean and Marlene Harrison, Mrs. Jennie ·MENS .Second Avenu' .· Jun,e 28 alte r eight days of Mrs. William Harter. Camp Holley, Mrs. Alpha Bailey, · Freeman primitive ca mping for 62 directors were Mrs. Clyde Mrs. · Helen Dais, Mrs . Louise registered · scouts. Six. units Donahue; Mrs. Louis Pasquale · weve created on the hills of the and Mrs. Miles Epling. Trans•, PLAN SUPPER Gi I m a n M e m o r I a I . porta tion for the girls to and CHESTER - The auxiliary Presbyterian Farm. . from camp was arranged by of. the Chester Fire DepartMost girls won't tell t!Jeir AgeOutdoor skills and crafts Mrs. Bill Joe 'Johnson. ment is planning an ice cream · Dacron & Cotton conduc.ted and special Sincere appreciation is supper, July 7 at 6 p.m. at the Help us celebrate our Third for each ' day were extended for camp help to Che~ter Fire House. Donations ..e Polyester Knits d : Get Acquainted Presbyterian ; Church, Rio o( pies, cakes a ~d other foods BirthdaJ' (months lbat is) . xploring' Oay, Basic Gra nde College, Gallipolis Plaids &·Sol1ds · are being aske4 for·. There will Skills ay, Mis-Match . Day, Tribune, WJEH , Benny Me,M;. lf.andiDay,ArtDay, C t•d' It Allison EleCtric be n? July meeting .of the by McGregor & 1 a .we • . · . Chester aux1hary because· of r'irst Aid Day and Crazy Hat Company and Ga11ia Co~nty . · Jul 4 Ca 11Jpus 9 " . , •,,•. Day. · Volunteer Emergency ·Squad. •. . :·· '• : .:. A:fhjal highlight of lite event Plans will now be made for was a ceremony performed by the fa ll meetings and any new the :scouts to honor three past family in the area interested in · dir~cto r s active in many Girl Sc_outing is invited to call cap~cities of the program: Mrs. Miles Epling, Service Mr~. John Groth," Mrs. Bill Unit Dir~ctor, .at 446-1516 for ... : Sh~rfer and . Mrs. Eldon information.· Leader ·training Any length is in the .swim Wu1rch. At each of their homes Jlfill be held in August and adult Y SHOI! $10itl! a bouquet of handmade daisies volunteers ara needed for each whe~ it 'omes to suits for Whtlhl !ht IJftM7 '~Q~l kill!~':! in 1:1emory of "Daisy" l,owe, age level. J.'~ ~<!• ~IH' " '" ' ~6,1 1f~~l l t 0 men · ·· · . All colors, founder of G. S. or Americ~ . an potterns, sizes, .fabrics . engfa~ed appreclption plaque, a recitation or the new Girl OONNIE DRESS HEELS-------)999 Scuht'Promise and Law, and a Whil e-~~me- Blue -.~l cu;k Pal. ·. ., $ . song, "Girl Scouts Together", CALIF. OOBBLERL ___ .:. _____ . 99 wcGe offered. . White-BQrle- R!ue T , , . Sfnior' Girl Scouts servl.n,g us NATURALIZERS-----------aid~ were V.lckie McGee, Cindy . Whlle·Bon e-Red ·Biue H u~sh , (;Inger Sh!Wp, Kim And More 'o Hmjderson, ()iane Anderson and Ch ris Donohue. Unit lculiet•s were Mrs. Robert Shopls, Mt·s. William Bonrd; WHIII ICONOIIOIIGINI11S Md. Richard Simpson, MrS. berythlngls · r:cqrgc Henderson, . Mrs . C:CI'Hid Paugh. Mrs. Robe1·t· CANOE LIVERY IN HANDSOME. HOT WEATHER FASHION S Girl scouts complete ' • • • · tzvtttes da•, ramhY ac . · .· Mens Summer SANDALS ShortWalk to Summer fJ'~ .·Birthday Sale ·WALK 1 ,' SHORTS ·. /e . #belie go ;- ' .' '. GALLIPOLIS,. OHIO \ ' 8 $1299 WEO . ' For ABetter Job, I : Sooner-Go To ~usiness College : GBC.Grads Get ... : The Better Job sI ' .&tc. near lhti water rl'~. • 1 ' ' ..., wluo. VIsit or Co li 446·4167 tol fr oe c&ta log of courto• . nnb noxl starting dnto. VA · Aqpr 0vod , I .r I I ' ' ' · GallipOlis ~usiness I ----"' .. There are 18 ·classes to be judged in· this year:s show. The horse show is scheduled to begin at 2:30 p.m., Immediately following the Pt. Pleasant July 4 Pl!l'ade. Entry ASK TO WED · fees are $2 for aU clasoes ex. · Gt\LLIPOLIS - Making cept . the lead-in pony. All application for marriag~ ·classes ·will receive monetary · licenses Friday in Gallia ·awards. Jim Deeter, Athena, County Probate Court were will be the judge f6r all classe~; , Franklin Hammond, 34, Rt. 2, Admittance will be. a $1 • . · Patriot, maintenance foreman , donation. Children under i2 and Ca"!'andra Hammond, 29, will be admitted free when GallipOlij, barmaid ; Terry· accol'lpanied by 'an adull Canaday, t9, · Refreshnients wiU be served Michael Gallipolis, boilermaker, ·and throughout the . afternoon by Kim Yvonne Naskey , 20', the Point'Pieasant High School. Gallipolis, st~dent. cheerleaders. POINT PLEASANT - T~e Point Pleasant . High School t heerleaders are sponsoring the 11th Annual Horse Show ·~t ·Harmon Field Stable on July 4. ' Swimsuits * 3 months that .is · -~ ' .,. . GA!.LIPOLIS - The River 1\ec,reation Festival l\rt . filxhibit will be judged by June · Kilgore, ~hairpe(son. or the art -"deP)'rtment, Marshall' I $5.99 II Cheerleaders will -sponsor horse .show· .. '1.'. Blauses Dresses Long Dresses Robes Handbags MOVIE CAMERAS L:t\01 ES Marshall instructor · ,, .. 'i~ art show judge &tc. Storewide Birthday· Sale $12.99 \ "KEEP 1lOUR COOL . 412-414 Second Ave., I - ,. M zs· • s Bea.l hono·IV'/.J d. .r at .b.f.'""dal 'sh0 we / CLARK'S · JEWELRY . STORE Risque and Miss America 9- The Sundi!Y Tlrn•• •Senti~1 1 Sunday, July 1, I973 Open Gate Garden C!ub closes meeting season l'J OFF . College 16Locusl Sl. G• lllpoli• Sf .. Reg. No. 7 1 •02 ·003~ 8 Gu.aranteed To Satisfy. Or' Money Back Yukon Club · • 4 AavoJS 16 oz. throwaway · . ~ttles · · 1Q~Ea. or $2.40 ·case SAVE from •s.oo· • Campus .• McGregor ..I ' . ~ · · ·... OFF ALL . MEN'S WORK. J:i AN.D DRESS SHOES 20% '' . .. t-1.,.~~-- . 20%oFF ALL Woin'en's ·Summer HANDBAGS ' ' 2·0% OFrALL Men's-WQmen's · Open Fri. &Mon~ 9:30 til 8:00 PM · ' childreo's Sandals • JULY SALE .. •' I • ' ' WED. JULY 4th OPEN 10 a.m. ,1116 p.m. .\ .' ,. ,; ' .. . �' . • \ Social Security be efits in~rease due i11: 1974 Four teachers -hired. at North Gallia ~oml~ 111VINTO .:.. North Gallla's schOol home lllrUctor. , \ L<>r al Board of Education F'ridlly night in fllltci.a I ~n · Two elen.tntar y teachers employed lour t.tacll ers and employed wert Mnl. Jeraldine ac~d the rlisignations of Payne Sampl.,., a gradWite of Qr lo State'Unit'rslly and Mn . two ol heMI. ' Mrt. Jennifer Dean Maclur Wanda Ball. Reslgnauorui accepted were of Pllmeror ,' a graduate of those ol Mrs. Oleryl Brophy, F.astern HJJI~ School a,nd OI!Jo University, wu employed as . an elementary teacll er and voClll muslc ln5truet.or INC· Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Thomas. Cffiling MH. came Date who Mrs. Btophy is joinir;ll her husband, BiD at Alliance, Ol!io.' retired recently . Mrs. Martha Cornelius woo . Mrs Thomas is retiring alter received her · Bachelor's 35 years of tea,hing. Degree fro!f1 Mar shall · The board has now com... pleted its staff for the 197:1-74 ' University and her Master 's fr om Nort hern Michigan UniverSity, was hired as high ,. t ' '' ' I I ~ :L"'!J Veterans MemorlJII Hospital ADM ISS IONS - Mabel flostetter, Rffilsville ; Clyde Bayles, Middle port ; Harry Cross , Middle port : Irene Cross , Middl eport ; Ran dy Snider ,· Pomeroy ; Deni se Persons, Long Bottom; CrysWI Ric hm on d , Po m eroy ; Nat han tel fl e nd ~ r so n , flu ntrngwn, w. Va . DISCHARGES - Rebecca. Campbe ll , Gi lfo rd McCoy, Luther F'r1end, Edna Stlles. HEALTH !'tANNING OFF!C~Ui--Dr . Jack Bu:mo of Polllt Pleaaaol, oew pr01lCSeot of lbe Regloo II He.allh Plannlog, Anodotlop, II ol!owo wllb other olllclall ollbe orgoolzalloo. Pictured left te right an Dr. A.E.McCaskey, Immediate Past PrtJ!kot, IUlgiOD U; Dr . Harry A. la01 berry, D!tecter, Slate Office, Comprebe01lve Uea!lb Plllonlog Allotlalloo; Dr. Bu.rton, Preoldeol of Re~lon 11 and Nancy Chad wick, secretary ol Reglon 11. (PboLo couiittly of Tim Grobe, pborographer, Huntlngton Adveri!Jer ). Dr. Jack · Buxton EJected President Of Region --11 Health Planning As~ociati~n PT. PLEASANT - Point Pleasant 's - Marshall Uni•ersity and Comp rehensive Health Planning for the sta te of West Virginia . The Health Ptamiing AJJ.sodation is charged with the responsibility of reviewing arid actin g upon all constru ction or renoviati on project. related to hospitals and rnedical facilities and programs within the six county area. , Dr. Buxton stated that "one ol the major goals lor the coming year was to develop a more complete and total comprehensive health care plan lor all cillzens of the si• county region." a 1952 IS Or. Ja ck Bu• ton, Optorn ctrl sl and graduate of the Southern College or charter member or the Pleasant Valley Oplomelry in Memphis, Tennesset. HospiWIIl•Jard ~~Tru s te es, was elected Since grad uati ng fr orir Optometry PreKidcn l !>f the Region IJ Health School , he has prac ticed in Porn t Planning Msociallon at the annual Pleasant fo r the past 20 years. A Jong-tfme Rotar ian, Dr. Buwn meellng held In Hun ttngwn last week. The Region II Health Planning sel'\led as lhe President of the local !lowry Club in 1962 and 1963. He has All.<{lCialion includes the six counties of ' · Cabell, Wayne, Lincoln, l,ogan, M,ingo, been actively involved 111 other civic and and Mal;l)n and has a represenlallve community endeavors such as the Boy Board of DireciiJrs from the respective Scuu ts of America .and the Chamber of Commerce Board of Direcwrs. . counties ol approXJmately 45 members The Reg10n !!. Health Planning The starr and orlices are located in the Menta l flealth Complex on Route IJO east As.~OC Ulli o n iJ an agency of the Off1ce of Ill the Huntingwn city limil'l at University Heig/118. Besides President .J3uxon's election, the following officers were also elected : Vice-president , Ne lson Brownillj( IWayne County); Treasurer, James Swann (Lincoln County ); Secretary, Nancy Chadwick (Wayne County} ; Members at large to the Executive Committee, Dr. A F.. McCoskey (Cabell County ); .James J. Farley (Mason Coun ty ); Q,orgc Kellenberger IMingo F'inal arrangements are now being County ); Norman Th om p~on (Logan completed for the annual 4th of July County). .celebration sponsored by the Mason Several new members In tho Board of l.itlleLeague and Mason Volunteer Fire Directors we re added w flll cxpiljjld Oepar tmehl at the J.C. Cook Park. lerms. They include Roby Fraley ant!' The celebration wilLopen at 9:30 a.rn. Will tl urper, Cabell County ; Dolph Hill , and conclude al9 ::l0 p.m with giant fire Maaon Countyi .Joe Linviile, Lincoln works display. There will be refreshCounty; Roy Ellis, Charles Glover and menl'l and "goodies'' with "lots of run Sa ~ Ka porales, Mingo County and for both yo ung and old throughout the llufus Br ook'~, Logan County. day.'"fhe Cook Park may be reached by Buxton, whd played a major role in the turni ng left at the Mason Wilson Texaco establishmen t or pleasa nt Va lley Statwn and is located along the river. fl o•pltal and ~~Cl'\l ed as ~~~ President of A specialty of the day will be the the Board of 'fru.111!es for several years, " Fire Department's barbecued ut11!11ded Wc•l Virginia Un!ver·sity and chicken." Dr. Ross To . Plans Being Leave Lakin Completed For Celebration Hospital Post Dr . Margaret T. Ross, clinical director at Lakm Slate Hospital, has tendered her resignation to Dr. M. Mitchell-Bateman, Director of the West Virginia Departmept of Mental Health, effective .July 1. Dr. Ross IS retiring after serving with the Oepartmnt for eight years. She will be succeeded by . Marianito Mantero, M.D , P.P.H., formerly with Weirton General flospital . Also announcing his resignation, ef· fecllve at the ·same lime, was flunJington Sl<lte Hospital Clinical D1rector Dr. Jaime Lazaro.. · Or. Lazaro came to West VIrginia in · 1963 as clinical director al Weston State Hospital prior to h1s move to Huntington as Superinll)ndenl 111 1969. He wilt enter private practice at Clarksburg. His wife, Dr. Lydia Lazaro, assistant . climcal director at Huntington State Hosprtal , also has resigned after 10 years as staff psychiatrist at Weswn and more recently as assistant clinical d~recwr at the flun~ngton facility. J orge V. Ottaviano, M.D., has been appointed clinical director al Huntington. Dr. Ottaviano comes w the Department from Northville State Hospital, Northville, Michigan . r-----------------------~--1 . SOUTHEAST OHIO I l lI I II EMS EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE! GALLIPOLIS AN9GALLIA COUNTY , "" 446-1313 POMEROY 992-2194 I 1 Qua li fied Em ergency Medica l Tec hni cian s 1 and a welt -equi pped am bu lance wi ll re ~ po nd 1 to you r call for help.' . 11 I I I I I I1 " ~-------------------------~-· NEW LOCATION 228 UPPER RT. 7, GALLIPOLIS Tuesday, July 3rd ·~· "THE GO AHEAD ''" '' PE(JPLE" ' JACKSON PRODUCTION CRED·IT VACATION ENDED POMEROY - Mr, and Mrs. LcHter Russe ll, Spring Ave., Pom.r·oy , rcoontly returned from a week'• vacation tn lldonvllle , Indi ana, visitin g • Mrs . . Juli e Husso ll , Carol, IJccky, Debbie and ·Johnny . Accorn panylng ·the ltu.1sell s we re Mrs. Belly ·Schultz, llrciJdu und Bobby ot, Niles, Ohio, and J<•hn Henry R,ussell of Atlu nl<r, Ge or~ la . PHONE· 446-3391 .~ RICHARD N. STERREn, MG.R. DAVID R. ALTIZER, ~SST. MGR. . I Rlffl.AND ..., Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept said no charges would be filed 111 an accident Saturday at 2:13 p.m. ill wllicll" IJ.year -<>ld An lhOil y Eblin, RuUand RD t, was Injured . He was .reporled In s a t isfa ctory co nd itio n Saturday lllternoo n. Officers said tbe boy was riding his bicycle along SR 143 when he inadvertanUy swerved · tnd into the !ide of 1 dril"eD by LArry W. ~ones, Racine JU) I, a5 Jones went Lo pa y~ Eblin. Thuide vjew mirror ol the truck struck the ·boy. The Pl>meroy E-R squad WIS called but the SEOtMS ..rit ' removed young Eblin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eblin, to Veterans Memorial J:josp ital. •' HACK UNRAH~; POMV: ItOY Al rmun Jllchnrd [)e~ n r ecentl y returned to K, J. Sawye r Air F'orcu Base , Mlch l~un , llfler s~enrlln~ a leave with his parcnlll, Mr·. and Mrs, John Deun, Rt, 4, Pomeroy. Ills , panml8 accompanied him hr•ck to hi s bjja~ and traveled througHout Mtchl~on visiting many polnlll o! lrr!unl•t. which cleared Ure House by an overwhe lming 327-9 margi n und the Senate a few minutes later In a voice vote ; provides a 5.6 per cent across-the-board raise · I~ 11\onthly checks, beginn ing July 3, 1974,. The raise would mean an lnc~ease from $161 w $170 a month for lndiNidu alA.. ,!!Uallfylng · tor maximum benefit.'! and from $277 w· $293 for couples. An add lllonal $35.10 would be· wlth\Jeld from lhe paychec ks of workers earnin!l $12,600 or more during 1974. Both the House and Senate Party p ·u blicist . says ·Nixon was . told niatiy lies . . . SPECIAL NO GOOQ LIMIT SUNDAY NO COUPONS - thru SAJURDAY CHICKEN DINNER BOX ' .. Family Size'' 9 Pieces of Chicken-2 Rolls •' PLUS 60 $ Your Choice Of 4 Serving s ()I French Fries · Cole Slaw Macaroni Salad · Potato Salad Baked Beans Ideal li'~r . . Rcnic_;_Boating-Parties "Hom e of That Otd Fashion Goodness " Corner Second & Olive Ga IIi polis, Ohio lndependenue Da~ * ATIME · WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A originating at the Democrats' Republican Party publicist has Watergate headqUarters. sworn he told the No. '2 official L<>fton, himself noted for his at the Committee w Re-Elect hard-hilling, biting political the President thai many attacks, said that Magruder person~ lied wPresident Nixon repeatedly tried to get him w about the Watergate case, and acknowlllclge that he "did not the man replied, "Well, let's see anything." just ! say he wasn 'I told ."[said, 'Now, wait a minute, everything ." Jeb'," Lofton said tie tOfd John D. Lollon Jr., editor of Magruder puring one such Ure GOP publication, "First conversation at Inaugural lime Monday," recalling a con- in January. "'Since you brought this up, versation which he said he had about two months ago with ~eb don't you·insult my intelligence Stuart Magruder, Nixon 's because I know goddamn weli deputy campa1gn director , what I saw. If you want w says th~t he in turn told ·stand here now and tell me why Magruder: . · you think it is that I ought not to "My mot'Jer used w call thai say anything about what I saw , living a lie and she used wwhip I ain willing to listen to you, but my ass for it anyway." don't tell me I didn't see Lofton's testimony was con- anything because L know what tained In a sometimes serious, I saw.' sometimes amu.sing 76-page '"Okay, okay,' he said, and deposition which he gave in the put up his hand," Lofton said. Democratic Party's civil suit L<>fton testified that one day growing out of the Watergate a few weeks before the ~une 17 bugging scandal. arrests at the Democratic ·Of the conversalioh with national offices in the WaterMagruder, abopt two 'weeks gate -buildings, he s1opped by before J14agtuder resigned Magruder's office ·and from the Commerce Depart- Magruder remarked he had ment in April,,L<>Iwn testified : "interesting information about " 'Look, Jeb,' I said, 'you are (Democratic chairman) Larry not going to tell me that in all O'Brien." , this stuff that I am reading Lofton testified that he saw a about Watergate thai it is not folder entitled "Gemstone !,'' clear to you plso, and I would which has been identified at the like to know 'lf..}:Qu agree with Senate Watergate hearings as . this, ihal it appears that mariy the code name given w the people in very high positions bugging operation. . lied w the Presidclli of the L<lfton sf!id be gave no United States .. .' thought lo it until Watergate "He said, 'Well, John, let's revelations almost a year just say he wasn 'I told later, and he eventually wid his everything.'" story w.the :"BI in April and Lofton also said that while he later the Senate committee. was in Magruder's office, he "Then I did start wonderinr; accidentally saw logs of the but again there was absolutely eavesdropped conversations no reason to immediately • • conclude from that thai 'Gemnat ln stone' had any relationship .to Watergate and the ·reason- you would have to know Jeb Magruder and all the Jeb Mag ruders at the Committee In Re-Elect to appreciate how supercautious they were, how L' CHICAGO (UP! ) - superzealous they were in their Secreta ria 1, the chestnut desire to do nothing that might wonder horse, easily galloped even remotely reflect ad· to a convincing victory over versely on the President of.the three rivals . Saturday in a Unlted States. l mean it was so $!25,000invitational race at 1 I· unthinkable that those guys 8 mile at Arlington Park. would do anything .Carrving 126 pounds and " Every once in a while Jeb ridden by Ron Turcotte, would say something about Secretariat was shooting fo~ something in rny publication, the track record of 1:45.4-5 for like, "!'hat was too wugh tor u.s. the di~tance ani! the world Jesus, don't say that;' or lhe mark of 1:46 1-5 and 'he ·might . couple of times that I ha~ copy . have gotten boU1 of trem had with me that .. I went down he been pressed . there: I showed ~eb and he nut without pressure, he satd, Oh, my God, and wmced was clocked at 1:47, missing and sai(!,."We don't want to say the track record of Damascus something like thai t~at could set six years ago by a fifth of a even in perhaps _some way get second and !he world mark set ' the President m a posttlon by Figonero f<Jur years ago by where he -wou ld have to four-fifths .of a second. respond ... " : Secreta FOR REDEDICATION. near miss for world record * tillegimJce to our couniry. On her t ., "'""'""' ..,..., 5< birthda,y she doem't rr·o;. ~No "'"""' if'.-.' .' show her age. She 0 '"""' ~ 'I I ; • is stillutJholdi1lg high ·ideals of liberty a11d petlce. Or;r suf11JOrt is lweded to keef) these obiecJi.lles t1live. moved swiftly w complete action on the al!llOrted bills In the rare Saturdlly scs.ston and then adjourned for u .l(kJay Fourth of July recess. 'llre legislation was nown Immediately to San Clemente , ca lli., where President NIXDn was spending " working" vaca· lion and expected to sign the bills. The crmpr()Jlllse w end in~ volvemqnt !n Indochina by Aug . 15 was lacked onw a spondlng bill thai would permit continued operation of all gove rnmen t agencies until their 1974 appropriations are approved . II passed Saturday by a 266-75 vote in the House and voice vote in the Senate. nallonal· debt ceiling through Nov . 30. · - 111e Scrwtc voted, 7J.l; to approve a ·$19:2 billion appropriatlo n6 bill w lund federal bolLqlpg, science: veterlil1s Hnd space programs for the 1974 (!seal year. The flousc passed a VOL. differe nt verl!ion and a conference wU I.be required after the ., I - The Senate passed, 61-1 , a bill SUSpending import· dUtiCS on brushes, but conlaming an amendment by Sen. Goorge McGovern, D·S.D., to allow the agricult~re secretary w lift price free~es on ag rl ~ulture cornrnodlties which otherwise would be in short supply. . The Social Security measure wits a compiomtse qu1ckly fas hioned by congressional leaders after the House voted late Friday w defeat the increases. The White House had said that Pr estdeol Ni xon probably would veto the ori ginal verl!ion on grounds thai it was !no expensive. . WASHINGTON (U{'l) - The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) caved in wstrip. mine lobbyi sts · when it 'awarded the Wes' Virginia Surface Mining and Reclamation As~ociation . a $280,000 grant ro study long· wall mining methods, Rep. Ken Hechler, D-W. \Ia. ; said Saturday. I "How can anybody expect objective results oul of the sarne people who have brought us some of the smoothest prop;~ganda since soft soap was first sold'" !.Iechler said. "At a time when the people of West Virginia and the nation really need an objective, scientific inquiry into new techniques of coal mining and reclamation, the EPA has opted for turning taxpayers' money o~er to the biased mouthpiece of the strippers,'' · WATER OFF' MONDAY City . Manager Paw Willer announced today thai · water will be turned oft Monday, July 2, from 12 midnight ilntil approximately 2· p.m., from Madison Ave. w the Don Watli; Volkswagen, Inc., 195 Upper River Rd. m order to repai~ a water break in the main line. ~AGE SUNDAY, JULY I, -1973 8 NO. 22 11 e . ,' · ' lly w•::sr . t.~ Y G. PIPPERT WASflfNGTON (UPI1 John W. Dean l!! 's five days of Senate testimony boll down to five crucial L'Onvcr satiOns he says he had with President Nixon about the, Watergate cover·-up, ~nd the White House already has attacked his version or the talks. The rne'eU ~ g s were Sept. 15, F'eb. 'li , Feb. 28, Ma rch 13 and Mar~h 21. '!'he dates are significant. Nixon said Apnl 17 he had .begun new inquiries in to Watergate on the basrs of serious charges th ai hail come In his attention, and the White House said he was referring w :10. agai nst the original seven March 21. •• 1 ' The Central Cluesllon" Watergate defendants, all lessReadlrtg from notes thai the In leadin g. Dean through a cr fig ures, Dean testified that t'Ommittee's minority COWlllel , long series of questions about Nixon congratulated him for Fred D. Thompson, had taken his meetings with Nixon, Sen. his handling of the case. Dean of Buzhardt's telephone call, Howard li . Baker Jr ., R-Tenn., said he replied that all he had the chief counsel, Sam Dash, . the committee vrce chairma n-, been able ro do was ro "contain quoted : "The President said, '!low remark ed Thursday : "'l'~e • the case and ~ssist in keeping il centra l question is, what did out of the White House." . could it be paid? What makes the President know, and when / Both Baker and Gurney took you Urtnk he would be satisfied . did he know it. " ,· theviewthat Deanwas merely with that ? The President De~ n testified ' thai he W"'! relating an impression thai stated, 'It was blackmail, that alo ne wi th Niwn · al the Nixon kn~w about a.cover-up, il w~ wrong, and that it would meetings on Feb. 27 and 28 and They insisted th at Dean had no not work, thai the truth would March 21, and thai Haideman first-hand knowledge that such come out anyway.'' · was present at the Sept. 15 and a thin~ was in Nixon's mind. In an·· int~rview wtth CBS,· March 13meetings : Nooneelse · On March 13; Dean testified, Ehrlichman said he did not attended any 'or the meetings, Nixon told l)im !hal a payment !mow ot the cover-up until the he sa id . of $1 million 'to the Watergate end of March. He has testified "! am qutte aware of \he def<indants. to insure th eir in ·a deposlllon in the Demo" maJo r deve lopme nts" he fact," Dean said Friday, "that continued silence would be "no crats' $6 .4 million civil damage learned March 21. m some 'circumstances, it is problem." Then, he said, NiXDn suit that Nixon asked him !II Until Apnl!7, Nixon, and his going to be my word a,gainst turned and repeated the same that time to investigate Water· press secretary, JW nal~ L. one-man's word, il is going w thing to Haldeman. gate. Hechler added. Ziegler, maintained that no one be my word against two men, it Dean also testified Urat tn the " Li~rally 'months went by The congressman , 'one o! the in the White HolL'IC was inis going to he my word against same meeting, Nixon said that during Ure lime !lean was most outspoken strip mine crit. ·volved in · the Watergate three men, and probably . in Watergate defendant E. How· talking about that I had no• ics, said he felt little cr.edibillty bugging or ils cover-up. some cases,'it is going wbe my ard }lunl Jr . had been contact with him at all,'' could be expected from a study Mitchell Next Witness word against fo ur men ." promised executive clemency, Ehrlichman told the Chrisllan by "those squarely responsible H Dean is correct, Nixon Dean stuck w his test\Jnony and that the Presid~nt had Science Moniwr . "He was in for ripping up the soil, forests. · knew about th e cov er-up about the meetings despite spoken about it with Ehrlich· and·out of rny office every 10 and hills, and the polluters of scheme as early as Sept. 15 and sharp , skepticru questioning by · man and Olarles W. Col8on, minutes, he says, our strealliS." . failed w do anything about 1t Baker and Sen . Edward J. fo; nierly a special .counsel at However, he has no written Hechler said the study should even after the former White Gurney, R-F'Ia. Gurney, how- the While House. records. Well, I do, and Dean have been made by "an impar· House counsel, from F'ebruary ever , claimed that Dean's Calls Committee Staff will be trlpped·up by the logs I tial and objective board of in· · onward, urged a cleon break. testimony was left "pretly But according to Buzhardt, ·kept of all meetings." quiry, including represenThe Senate cornlnittee re- much in shreds.'' in a call w the conunittee staff Ehrllchman said hts ovin tatives of both the strippers cessed its hearings F'iiday Original F'riday, the discussion about testimony "will show it juat and those who want wprotect after Dean's. testimony and Watergate Defendants blackmail anti clemency was was not so" that he, Nixon and the land." scheduled the next session for On Sept. 15, the day · in- brought up not by Nixon on Haldeman knew wbat. Dean ::::::::~~<::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "•::::::::::::::::::::::·: July 10, with former Alwrney dictments were handed down March 13, but by Dean on was doil)g. EXTENDED OUTLOOK · General John N. Mitchell the Chance ol showers or next scheduled witness. t. it . thundershowers dally. Ulghs In the 80ll wllh lows In Ure • uppe~ 50s and fills. ·H echler says EPA caved in· . - - i~ntintl D e an ,.s v'er· ·s·10n h. I.1,. recess. The same end-the-war lan· guage was adopted by Cllngress as pa.'l of another bill Friday night. Nixon has agretd Wsign both , In other swlfl development.'! : -"-Congress approved a bill ' - extending the $465 billion ;;.;.; ;:·!~:::: :::::;::::~::::::::: :::::::::: ;:;::·::;:;::::::::::::::~:::· LONG ECLIPSE NOUAKG110'IT, Mauritania {UP!) - The moon 's shadow crept nearly half-way round the world Saturday in the second longest eclipse of the sun in recorded ·histo·ry, scientists said. In this north· west Africa\1 city, Moslem holy men called believers to prayers · in the mosques and . tribesmen buttoned their robes as tempera.lures dtopped !Ilarkedly from the 100 degree Fahreneil average. Sh t • h c · b. d ne;:::~~~:";e\.~r~~~"~~ 00 mg 0 over am · 0 Ia . !~~:;~:~co~~~~i:::~~~~: with 46 more · d~ys to .bomb . during the week about alleged discrepancies and errors in ) Dean's testimony. Bu1.hardi · PHNOM PENH (UP!) called Dean "the principal U.S. air action was intense actor" in Watergate and ove r C,ambodia Saturday Mitchell his "patron ." followin g the news from John D. Ehrlichman sa1d in Washin gton th at American one of three interviews with bombing would continue for reporters that he has logs another 46 days in this war-torn which will "trip up" Dean's country. A U.S. A7 !CorSiiir testimon y about frequent · fighter-bomber made a forced meetings in-which Dean claims landing at Phnom Penh airto have discu.ssed Ure cover-up pori. with Ehr!ichman and H. R. F'uel streamed from one Haldeman- Ntxon's top two 'wing of the Corsair as it made aides until they resign.ed April the emergency landing. Air- Supervisor retires GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Pauline . Rife, Rt: I, Cheshrre , Ga'llia County Eiemeniary School Supervisor the past II years, Saturday subm1tled her resignation lo. the Gallia County Board of EducatiOn. Mrs. Rife is retiring . A graduate .or Rutland High School in Meigs County, Mrs. Rife (the former Pauline Athey) received her Bachelor's Degree in elementary education frorn Rio Grande College aod her Master's Decree from Marsh~ ll. University . She has completed additional post graduate work at Miami and Ohio universities. - Mrs. Rife began her career in 1~30.31 at the·story's Run School in Cheshire Twp. She moved to· the old Cheshire Building for the following ler.m, 1931,32, bul was a homemaker from 1934-46 to raise her family. · ln 1946, she returned to tiJe classroom as an Instructor at the old Kyger Elementary Building, remaining there until the new· Cheshire-Kyger building was opened In 1957. She taught in U1e Kyger Creek School District wrlil her appointment lo the county office in 1962. · Her husband , Walter W. Rife, was a teacher and principal 37 yea rs. fie . Auto insurance hurt retired as principal in the K_xger Creek School District last May . They are the parents of two daughters, Mrs. Christine Napier of Rt. I, Cheshire, and Mrs. Janel Fulton of Gflffin , Ga. They have five grandchildren. Mr . and Mrs. Rtfe operate a fa rm on Jesse Creek Rd ., Cheshire Twp. They also plan to travel extensively, . The County Board or Educat10n after replacing Mrs. Rife, is expected lo have another vacancy to fill. lt will be that. of William 0 . Northup, County Guidance Supervisor· the past two years, who has b~ e n appointed to a similar post wrth the Joint Gallia.Jackson-V(nton Vocational 1 Board of Education. On Monday, C. Comer Bradbury of Cheshire begins h1s duties as County School Superintend ent succeeding Clarence E. Thompson . B1·adbury has been superintendent of the Kyger Creek District srnce its inception in 1956. Also · Monda y Thompson wrll become superintendent of the joint vocational school. His office will be located rn the basement of the Holzer Dor·mitory on the Rro Grande College Campus. . port sources said they did not know whether the Thailandbased bomber had been hit or was just suffering mechanical tro;ibJe-. .They said, however that the pilot was ·unharmed and had betn taken back to Thailand. • Both torsairs and F4 ·J'hap. wms flew close cover Saturday for a river convoy offor a river convoy carrying fuel, rice, ammunillon and general cargo ~ Phnom Penh up the Mekong mer from Ure Sollth Viet· namese border. Th~ convoy, the second to reach the capital this week, made the trip virtually undamaged despite three ambushes from the riverbanks en route, Racine's 23rd 4th of]uly celebration set RACINE - The twenty-third 41h of July celebration spon· sored by the Racine Fire · Department will kickoff with a parade through Racine at 10 a.m. with judging of the floats at !0:45. . A chicken. barbecue will begin at II a.m. with homemade'ice cream, pies,and cakes for sale. At 9 that night there Wtll be a f~reworkds displa y at Racine Jr. \ligh. Music by the CoWll,ry Cut· ups will be provided for round and sq~a re dancing at Racine Jr . High at 10 p.m. Price is ll:ic smgle and $1.50 per couple. PAULINE RIFE navy sources said. · Just ~f9re dusk Saturday the three oil tankers, two cargo ~ ships and three barges all steamed safely into Phnom Penh. The only casualty was a · Cambodian navy .patrol boat. that caught ftre wheri gas " 'drums on deck were hit. There was no official reaction w the Congressipnal compromise setting an Aug. 15 deadline for bombing in Cambodia but command spokesman Col. Am . Rong repeated that U:S. air snpport was "recessary" aild would remain necessary "as long as the North Vietnamese are In cambodia .'' . •• Probe asked into·level of octane WASHINGTON (l.JPI) Sen. Thomas J. Mcintyre, !). N.H., charged Saturday that major U.S. oil corporations are "watering d0~"-1>r reducing the octane level- of . their gasoline without reducing the price. Mcintyre, In letters to the Cost pf Uvtng Council and the F'ederal Trade Commission,' said he had veceived lnformalion indicatin,g Ure companies are "increasing gasolltie production by · cutting octane lev el~ ·as rnuch as ~ to 5 per cent. by b~d guy~: big drinkers, fragile _cars ~ ' - The C!JCvrolet Vega~ Al 2.5 milcs per hour a rear end crush l;l)me accidents caused by drunken drivers . . · COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Since 1967 auto lnsurance premiums Premium.~ up by 1111 much 11s 4Y.2 'Yo; One letter from an unidentified problem drinker from Ct~· i'1tq a b!lrl'ier would result in damages and qt five nti!es per· hour have ln creas~d by as much Hs 49.2 per cent ifi Obio while average · · · it' would incr·ease to $1 ~2 .18 . At 15 miles per hour damages tn a cinnali r·ead: tiourly auto iepulr shop rates have incr ease~! up lo 40 por cent. rep11ir s,hop f11tes ;, Ohio r11ised IJ y ' "!know 1 am a drunk and I am afraid I will hut! someone with " .The main reasons are "The Worit of the Bad·. Guys" - the front, end collisian would amoimt to $681.69. ' .. . - 11\e AMC.Ambassador : At 2.5 miles pe1· hour" rear end my driving. But-!sure can't walk·when ·I dl'i~k a fifth a da,y so l drunken dfiver - and the "fragile automobile." 40 % new institute .~tmfy slrm,vs crash into a burrier would result In $20 worth of damages und at keep on driving_to get to IllY office and lay down . I am not afraid · That 's the opinion or the Ohio Insurance lnstllute which Salur· dHy rele ased~ 90 puge sl,udy of auto insurance rate increases und fi ve .mllcs per hour the damages I)'Ould be $65.70. At 15 miles per of my Ohio license. ! can always qrlve on my Kentuckr license. If tnstull and design," the Oil st~ id . how· damages in a front end collision would r·esult in $1112.27 i~ possible, help me if you are sure you can, but J feel I II outsmart their case's. . · you." · · · · Tl;e city of Youngstown recorded u 49 .2 per cent increase ln. DAMAGE REDUCED damages. DRUNKS TfiE WORST Another letter, this one from Cleveland , wid of an accident auto prerniums while Clevelnnd had an increase of 46.2 per cent The on suJd ..pecausc of .federal standards there has been n The drunken' driver is called "Tile Wor.st Of The Bud Guys,'' by ca tL~ed by a drunken driver : · lor the five y_enr period ending Dec. 31 , 1972: The lowest lncroose d~flnlte reduction In the damage cost compared to p4st ye ar~ . the 011 which estimates tlu)y kill rr·om 28,000 to 30,000 persons a "Ten years ago my fri~nd was returning from her honeymoon. was 17.4per cent recorded by Toledo followc~ by u 17.3 increase ' "But II rcm11ins true lhlll auto,noblles sllll sustntn large dollm· She and her husband were .. on · Urelr way to hl~ u an 'umomrts or dnmnge In cmiuuon drtvcwoy and parking lot type ·ycm·. In Dayton . · .• · · · kill d Clnclnnall lwd a 40 per coni increase tn tho nvcrng ~ ho~rly cnrshes," tho Oil suld. "Also it must be rellicmbered thnt every . "In Ohio during 1972 the Highway Patrol repor·tll'20,000 persons mtenr . Adrunk driver put an end'o their dreams. She was e were m·r·eslcd for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, a outrt~ ht ,'Her. husband was very seriously injured." repalt shop rates while Columbus rct'Orded an increas or 36 per motorist is not operating ,.· 1973 automobile," 1 '11\e Oil also devoted a section of Its report wdrivers .w~o have t'Cnt. 'fhe lowest increase was In Toledo ot 21.4 per cent and 111e te•t• on tiro 1973 automobiles' were conductid by the In· · 31 per centincreaseover l971," the on said. • ·n1 Oil s11 id the 10 per cent blood alcohol c'O ncentration 1·e- · had nwnerous· violations but 'are still driving including 1 Youngstown ut 2!!.0 per cent, · •w·ancc Institute lor Highway Sufety. '· qun·c\1 !IS a presumption of lntoxi a11 tlon Is too high and said a Defiance resldenl wbo has been convicted. 14 times tocludlng "Utile reg11 rd to repalrnblli\Y ha ~ boon glvo'! by automobile 11re resulls Included : munufoctur01'8," tho Oil sold in It ~ report. "In some QUSes the - Olcvrolet Impula : At 2.5mlles per ho.ur a rear end crash Into pe 1·son with u1at much alcohol in his blood is "about seven times three limes as being responsible for acctdents. However, Ure on said the habitual offender law paued by the cost of tabor is lO limes U10 cost of the itcu,linvolved. u burrier wo~d result In $12 Worth .or damages but al flve miles more likely to hnve a vehicle <:Qllislon or to become a pedestrian ' · ' t frOill the "One or today's bumper-grille combinations Is hold together per hoUr I~ would jwnp to $96,80. At !5'milcs per hour m u front c:asuultl' Uum "nondrinker.' ', . eg 1stuture '" "' 197"• will remove manv of these drivers . 11lc QIT IIISO lisfed case histories of dnmken dl'iVC rS and also ·- highways over the next S~ Veral ye'!r!. , with a totnl· of 57 bolls and requires the efforts or th1·co 1~ o n to eh\1 collision ,IJJC dnmngcs 1vould .umount to $10:\fl t8. . ' ~ 'THE OLD BANK WITH NEW, ID~S" .. ,, ..,. . 1,,...... IIIII ~ -- GALLIA &MEIGS COUNTY F.IELD OFFICE ON DEAN 'S LIST MIDDLEPORT - Sherr y Lynn Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hayes, Ro~te 1, Middleport, has been named to the Dean 's List at Wittenberg University for the spring term of the 1972-73 academic year. WASHlNGTON ( UJ'J) Congress passed Jogls lulton saturday to ln tTease Social Security benefit.'\ lor 30 mtlllon elderly Americans In rnld·1974 and adopted ~~C vera l critical money bills needed before expiration of the currrnt fiscal year at midnight. The Social Security measure and one placing an Aug . 15 deadline on U.S. Involvement in Indochina had· the reluctant blessing of the White House alter Cllngress spent at least - three days working out com.promises. . The Social Securily bill , Boy injur-ed on bicycle Let's fJledge TWO ASK DIVORCE GALLI PO LIS- Two couples filed peti tions seeking divorces Fr iday in Gallia County Common Pleas Court. Beverly Ruth Crouse, Rl. 1, Northup, charged gross neglect or duty and extrerire cruelty in her ac ti on against Harley Steven ·Crouse , Patriot 's tar Rt. They were married F'1!b. 18, 1971 and have no children. Vrvlan Grant of Ewington charged the same grounds aga inst Robert R. Grant, 'lame address. 1')1ey were married July 30, 1 95~ a nd ha ve six children, f,i!.ur still at home. MOVED TO ONE TO fiOSPITAL GA LLIPOLIS - Gallia Co unty Volunteer. Emergency· squadsmen made three runs Friday but .transpor,ted only one person to the Holzer Medi_ca l Center. BesSie Bowlcock, 69, 457 Jerry Dr., Gallipolis, was adrmtted to the hospital as a medical pallent. The squad was called lo Rt. 218 for a car accident and to Bulaville Rd . on another car . accident but no one needed transportation to the hospital. . • ... FIRST I\IATIONAl. SANK ·:;""i!:: c ttllO YEAAS OF SERVICE" ' • J> . .' • : ' ' ' .. I • ·' • ' . .' J • •• �' . • \ Social Security be efits in~rease due i11: 1974 Four teachers -hired. at North Gallia ~oml~ 111VINTO .:.. North Gallla's schOol home lllrUctor. , \ L<>r al Board of Education F'ridlly night in fllltci.a I ~n · Two elen.tntar y teachers employed lour t.tacll ers and employed wert Mnl. Jeraldine ac~d the rlisignations of Payne Sampl.,., a gradWite of Qr lo State'Unit'rslly and Mn . two ol heMI. ' Mrt. Jennifer Dean Maclur Wanda Ball. Reslgnauorui accepted were of Pllmeror ,' a graduate of those ol Mrs. Oleryl Brophy, F.astern HJJI~ School a,nd OI!Jo University, wu employed as . an elementary teacll er and voClll muslc ln5truet.or INC· Mrs. Dorothy Lewis Thomas. Cffiling MH. came Date who Mrs. Btophy is joinir;ll her husband, BiD at Alliance, Ol!io.' retired recently . Mrs. Martha Cornelius woo . Mrs Thomas is retiring alter received her · Bachelor's 35 years of tea,hing. Degree fro!f1 Mar shall · The board has now com... pleted its staff for the 197:1-74 ' University and her Master 's fr om Nort hern Michigan UniverSity, was hired as high ,. t ' '' ' I I ~ :L"'!J Veterans MemorlJII Hospital ADM ISS IONS - Mabel flostetter, Rffilsville ; Clyde Bayles, Middle port ; Harry Cross , Middle port : Irene Cross , Middl eport ; Ran dy Snider ,· Pomeroy ; Deni se Persons, Long Bottom; CrysWI Ric hm on d , Po m eroy ; Nat han tel fl e nd ~ r so n , flu ntrngwn, w. Va . DISCHARGES - Rebecca. Campbe ll , Gi lfo rd McCoy, Luther F'r1end, Edna Stlles. HEALTH !'tANNING OFF!C~Ui--Dr . Jack Bu:mo of Polllt Pleaaaol, oew pr01lCSeot of lbe Regloo II He.allh Plannlog, Anodotlop, II ol!owo wllb other olllclall ollbe orgoolzalloo. Pictured left te right an Dr. A.E.McCaskey, Immediate Past PrtJ!kot, IUlgiOD U; Dr . Harry A. la01 berry, D!tecter, Slate Office, Comprebe01lve Uea!lb Plllonlog Allotlalloo; Dr. Bu.rton, Preoldeol of Re~lon 11 and Nancy Chad wick, secretary ol Reglon 11. (PboLo couiittly of Tim Grobe, pborographer, Huntlngton Adveri!Jer ). Dr. Jack · Buxton EJected President Of Region --11 Health Planning As~ociati~n PT. PLEASANT - Point Pleasant 's - Marshall Uni•ersity and Comp rehensive Health Planning for the sta te of West Virginia . The Health Ptamiing AJJ.sodation is charged with the responsibility of reviewing arid actin g upon all constru ction or renoviati on project. related to hospitals and rnedical facilities and programs within the six county area. , Dr. Buxton stated that "one ol the major goals lor the coming year was to develop a more complete and total comprehensive health care plan lor all cillzens of the si• county region." a 1952 IS Or. Ja ck Bu• ton, Optorn ctrl sl and graduate of the Southern College or charter member or the Pleasant Valley Oplomelry in Memphis, Tennesset. HospiWIIl•Jard ~~Tru s te es, was elected Since grad uati ng fr orir Optometry PreKidcn l !>f the Region IJ Health School , he has prac ticed in Porn t Planning Msociallon at the annual Pleasant fo r the past 20 years. A Jong-tfme Rotar ian, Dr. Buwn meellng held In Hun ttngwn last week. The Region II Health Planning sel'\led as lhe President of the local !lowry Club in 1962 and 1963. He has All.<{lCialion includes the six counties of ' · Cabell, Wayne, Lincoln, l,ogan, M,ingo, been actively involved 111 other civic and and Mal;l)n and has a represenlallve community endeavors such as the Boy Board of DireciiJrs from the respective Scuu ts of America .and the Chamber of Commerce Board of Direcwrs. . counties ol approXJmately 45 members The Reg10n !!. Health Planning The starr and orlices are located in the Menta l flealth Complex on Route IJO east As.~OC Ulli o n iJ an agency of the Off1ce of Ill the Huntingwn city limil'l at University Heig/118. Besides President .J3uxon's election, the following officers were also elected : Vice-president , Ne lson Brownillj( IWayne County); Treasurer, James Swann (Lincoln County ); Secretary, Nancy Chadwick (Wayne County} ; Members at large to the Executive Committee, Dr. A F.. McCoskey (Cabell County ); .James J. Farley (Mason Coun ty ); Q,orgc Kellenberger IMingo F'inal arrangements are now being County ); Norman Th om p~on (Logan completed for the annual 4th of July County). .celebration sponsored by the Mason Several new members In tho Board of l.itlleLeague and Mason Volunteer Fire Directors we re added w flll cxpiljjld Oepar tmehl at the J.C. Cook Park. lerms. They include Roby Fraley ant!' The celebration wilLopen at 9:30 a.rn. Will tl urper, Cabell County ; Dolph Hill , and conclude al9 ::l0 p.m with giant fire Maaon Countyi .Joe Linviile, Lincoln works display. There will be refreshCounty; Roy Ellis, Charles Glover and menl'l and "goodies'' with "lots of run Sa ~ Ka porales, Mingo County and for both yo ung and old throughout the llufus Br ook'~, Logan County. day.'"fhe Cook Park may be reached by Buxton, whd played a major role in the turni ng left at the Mason Wilson Texaco establishmen t or pleasa nt Va lley Statwn and is located along the river. fl o•pltal and ~~Cl'\l ed as ~~~ President of A specialty of the day will be the the Board of 'fru.111!es for several years, " Fire Department's barbecued ut11!11ded Wc•l Virginia Un!ver·sity and chicken." Dr. Ross To . Plans Being Leave Lakin Completed For Celebration Hospital Post Dr . Margaret T. Ross, clinical director at Lakm Slate Hospital, has tendered her resignation to Dr. M. Mitchell-Bateman, Director of the West Virginia Departmept of Mental Health, effective .July 1. Dr. Ross IS retiring after serving with the Oepartmnt for eight years. She will be succeeded by . Marianito Mantero, M.D , P.P.H., formerly with Weirton General flospital . Also announcing his resignation, ef· fecllve at the ·same lime, was flunJington Sl<lte Hospital Clinical D1rector Dr. Jaime Lazaro.. · Or. Lazaro came to West VIrginia in · 1963 as clinical director al Weston State Hospital prior to h1s move to Huntington as Superinll)ndenl 111 1969. He wilt enter private practice at Clarksburg. His wife, Dr. Lydia Lazaro, assistant . climcal director at Huntington State Hosprtal , also has resigned after 10 years as staff psychiatrist at Weswn and more recently as assistant clinical d~recwr at the flun~ngton facility. J orge V. Ottaviano, M.D., has been appointed clinical director al Huntington. Dr. Ottaviano comes w the Department from Northville State Hospital, Northville, Michigan . r-----------------------~--1 . SOUTHEAST OHIO I l lI I II EMS EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE! GALLIPOLIS AN9GALLIA COUNTY , "" 446-1313 POMEROY 992-2194 I 1 Qua li fied Em ergency Medica l Tec hni cian s 1 and a welt -equi pped am bu lance wi ll re ~ po nd 1 to you r call for help.' . 11 I I I I I I1 " ~-------------------------~-· NEW LOCATION 228 UPPER RT. 7, GALLIPOLIS Tuesday, July 3rd ·~· "THE GO AHEAD ''" '' PE(JPLE" ' JACKSON PRODUCTION CRED·IT VACATION ENDED POMEROY - Mr, and Mrs. LcHter Russe ll, Spring Ave., Pom.r·oy , rcoontly returned from a week'• vacation tn lldonvllle , Indi ana, visitin g • Mrs . . Juli e Husso ll , Carol, IJccky, Debbie and ·Johnny . Accorn panylng ·the ltu.1sell s we re Mrs. Belly ·Schultz, llrciJdu und Bobby ot, Niles, Ohio, and J<•hn Henry R,ussell of Atlu nl<r, Ge or~ la . PHONE· 446-3391 .~ RICHARD N. STERREn, MG.R. DAVID R. ALTIZER, ~SST. MGR. . I Rlffl.AND ..., Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept said no charges would be filed 111 an accident Saturday at 2:13 p.m. ill wllicll" IJ.year -<>ld An lhOil y Eblin, RuUand RD t, was Injured . He was .reporled In s a t isfa ctory co nd itio n Saturday lllternoo n. Officers said tbe boy was riding his bicycle along SR 143 when he inadvertanUy swerved · tnd into the !ide of 1 dril"eD by LArry W. ~ones, Racine JU) I, a5 Jones went Lo pa y~ Eblin. Thuide vjew mirror ol the truck struck the ·boy. The Pl>meroy E-R squad WIS called but the SEOtMS ..rit ' removed young Eblin, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eblin, to Veterans Memorial J:josp ital. •' HACK UNRAH~; POMV: ItOY Al rmun Jllchnrd [)e~ n r ecentl y returned to K, J. Sawye r Air F'orcu Base , Mlch l~un , llfler s~enrlln~ a leave with his parcnlll, Mr·. and Mrs, John Deun, Rt, 4, Pomeroy. Ills , panml8 accompanied him hr•ck to hi s bjja~ and traveled througHout Mtchl~on visiting many polnlll o! lrr!unl•t. which cleared Ure House by an overwhe lming 327-9 margi n und the Senate a few minutes later In a voice vote ; provides a 5.6 per cent across-the-board raise · I~ 11\onthly checks, beginn ing July 3, 1974,. The raise would mean an lnc~ease from $161 w $170 a month for lndiNidu alA.. ,!!Uallfylng · tor maximum benefit.'! and from $277 w· $293 for couples. An add lllonal $35.10 would be· wlth\Jeld from lhe paychec ks of workers earnin!l $12,600 or more during 1974. Both the House and Senate Party p ·u blicist . says ·Nixon was . told niatiy lies . . . SPECIAL NO GOOQ LIMIT SUNDAY NO COUPONS - thru SAJURDAY CHICKEN DINNER BOX ' .. Family Size'' 9 Pieces of Chicken-2 Rolls •' PLUS 60 $ Your Choice Of 4 Serving s ()I French Fries · Cole Slaw Macaroni Salad · Potato Salad Baked Beans Ideal li'~r . . Rcnic_;_Boating-Parties "Hom e of That Otd Fashion Goodness " Corner Second & Olive Ga IIi polis, Ohio lndependenue Da~ * ATIME · WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A originating at the Democrats' Republican Party publicist has Watergate headqUarters. sworn he told the No. '2 official L<>fton, himself noted for his at the Committee w Re-Elect hard-hilling, biting political the President thai many attacks, said that Magruder person~ lied wPresident Nixon repeatedly tried to get him w about the Watergate case, and acknowlllclge that he "did not the man replied, "Well, let's see anything." just ! say he wasn 'I told ."[said, 'Now, wait a minute, everything ." Jeb'," Lofton said tie tOfd John D. Lollon Jr., editor of Magruder puring one such Ure GOP publication, "First conversation at Inaugural lime Monday," recalling a con- in January. "'Since you brought this up, versation which he said he had about two months ago with ~eb don't you·insult my intelligence Stuart Magruder, Nixon 's because I know goddamn weli deputy campa1gn director , what I saw. If you want w says th~t he in turn told ·stand here now and tell me why Magruder: . · you think it is that I ought not to "My mot'Jer used w call thai say anything about what I saw , living a lie and she used wwhip I ain willing to listen to you, but my ass for it anyway." don't tell me I didn't see Lofton's testimony was con- anything because L know what tained In a sometimes serious, I saw.' sometimes amu.sing 76-page '"Okay, okay,' he said, and deposition which he gave in the put up his hand," Lofton said. Democratic Party's civil suit L<>fton testified that one day growing out of the Watergate a few weeks before the ~une 17 bugging scandal. arrests at the Democratic ·Of the conversalioh with national offices in the WaterMagruder, abopt two 'weeks gate -buildings, he s1opped by before J14agtuder resigned Magruder's office ·and from the Commerce Depart- Magruder remarked he had ment in April,,L<>Iwn testified : "interesting information about " 'Look, Jeb,' I said, 'you are (Democratic chairman) Larry not going to tell me that in all O'Brien." , this stuff that I am reading Lofton testified that he saw a about Watergate thai it is not folder entitled "Gemstone !,'' clear to you plso, and I would which has been identified at the like to know 'lf..}:Qu agree with Senate Watergate hearings as . this, ihal it appears that mariy the code name given w the people in very high positions bugging operation. . lied w the Presidclli of the L<lfton sf!id be gave no United States .. .' thought lo it until Watergate "He said, 'Well, John, let's revelations almost a year just say he wasn 'I told later, and he eventually wid his everything.'" story w.the :"BI in April and Lofton also said that while he later the Senate committee. was in Magruder's office, he "Then I did start wonderinr; accidentally saw logs of the but again there was absolutely eavesdropped conversations no reason to immediately • • conclude from that thai 'Gemnat ln stone' had any relationship .to Watergate and the ·reason- you would have to know Jeb Magruder and all the Jeb Mag ruders at the Committee In Re-Elect to appreciate how supercautious they were, how L' CHICAGO (UP! ) - superzealous they were in their Secreta ria 1, the chestnut desire to do nothing that might wonder horse, easily galloped even remotely reflect ad· to a convincing victory over versely on the President of.the three rivals . Saturday in a Unlted States. l mean it was so $!25,000invitational race at 1 I· unthinkable that those guys 8 mile at Arlington Park. would do anything .Carrving 126 pounds and " Every once in a while Jeb ridden by Ron Turcotte, would say something about Secretariat was shooting fo~ something in rny publication, the track record of 1:45.4-5 for like, "!'hat was too wugh tor u.s. the di~tance ani! the world Jesus, don't say that;' or lhe mark of 1:46 1-5 and 'he ·might . couple of times that I ha~ copy . have gotten boU1 of trem had with me that .. I went down he been pressed . there: I showed ~eb and he nut without pressure, he satd, Oh, my God, and wmced was clocked at 1:47, missing and sai(!,."We don't want to say the track record of Damascus something like thai t~at could set six years ago by a fifth of a even in perhaps _some way get second and !he world mark set ' the President m a posttlon by Figonero f<Jur years ago by where he -wou ld have to four-fifths .of a second. respond ... " : Secreta FOR REDEDICATION. near miss for world record * tillegimJce to our couniry. On her t ., "'""'""' ..,..., 5< birthda,y she doem't rr·o;. ~No "'"""' if'.-.' .' show her age. She 0 '"""' ~ 'I I ; • is stillutJholdi1lg high ·ideals of liberty a11d petlce. Or;r suf11JOrt is lweded to keef) these obiecJi.lles t1live. moved swiftly w complete action on the al!llOrted bills In the rare Saturdlly scs.ston and then adjourned for u .l(kJay Fourth of July recess. 'llre legislation was nown Immediately to San Clemente , ca lli., where President NIXDn was spending " working" vaca· lion and expected to sign the bills. The crmpr()Jlllse w end in~ volvemqnt !n Indochina by Aug . 15 was lacked onw a spondlng bill thai would permit continued operation of all gove rnmen t agencies until their 1974 appropriations are approved . II passed Saturday by a 266-75 vote in the House and voice vote in the Senate. nallonal· debt ceiling through Nov . 30. · - 111e Scrwtc voted, 7J.l; to approve a ·$19:2 billion appropriatlo n6 bill w lund federal bolLqlpg, science: veterlil1s Hnd space programs for the 1974 (!seal year. The flousc passed a VOL. differe nt verl!ion and a conference wU I.be required after the ., I - The Senate passed, 61-1 , a bill SUSpending import· dUtiCS on brushes, but conlaming an amendment by Sen. Goorge McGovern, D·S.D., to allow the agricult~re secretary w lift price free~es on ag rl ~ulture cornrnodlties which otherwise would be in short supply. . The Social Security measure wits a compiomtse qu1ckly fas hioned by congressional leaders after the House voted late Friday w defeat the increases. The White House had said that Pr estdeol Ni xon probably would veto the ori ginal verl!ion on grounds thai it was !no expensive. . WASHINGTON (U{'l) - The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) caved in wstrip. mine lobbyi sts · when it 'awarded the Wes' Virginia Surface Mining and Reclamation As~ociation . a $280,000 grant ro study long· wall mining methods, Rep. Ken Hechler, D-W. \Ia. ; said Saturday. I "How can anybody expect objective results oul of the sarne people who have brought us some of the smoothest prop;~ganda since soft soap was first sold'" !.Iechler said. "At a time when the people of West Virginia and the nation really need an objective, scientific inquiry into new techniques of coal mining and reclamation, the EPA has opted for turning taxpayers' money o~er to the biased mouthpiece of the strippers,'' · WATER OFF' MONDAY City . Manager Paw Willer announced today thai · water will be turned oft Monday, July 2, from 12 midnight ilntil approximately 2· p.m., from Madison Ave. w the Don Watli; Volkswagen, Inc., 195 Upper River Rd. m order to repai~ a water break in the main line. ~AGE SUNDAY, JULY I, -1973 8 NO. 22 11 e . ,' · ' lly w•::sr . t.~ Y G. PIPPERT WASflfNGTON (UPI1 John W. Dean l!! 's five days of Senate testimony boll down to five crucial L'Onvcr satiOns he says he had with President Nixon about the, Watergate cover·-up, ~nd the White House already has attacked his version or the talks. The rne'eU ~ g s were Sept. 15, F'eb. 'li , Feb. 28, Ma rch 13 and Mar~h 21. '!'he dates are significant. Nixon said Apnl 17 he had .begun new inquiries in to Watergate on the basrs of serious charges th ai hail come In his attention, and the White House said he was referring w :10. agai nst the original seven March 21. •• 1 ' The Central Cluesllon" Watergate defendants, all lessReadlrtg from notes thai the In leadin g. Dean through a cr fig ures, Dean testified that t'Ommittee's minority COWlllel , long series of questions about Nixon congratulated him for Fred D. Thompson, had taken his meetings with Nixon, Sen. his handling of the case. Dean of Buzhardt's telephone call, Howard li . Baker Jr ., R-Tenn., said he replied that all he had the chief counsel, Sam Dash, . the committee vrce chairma n-, been able ro do was ro "contain quoted : "The President said, '!low remark ed Thursday : "'l'~e • the case and ~ssist in keeping il centra l question is, what did out of the White House." . could it be paid? What makes the President know, and when / Both Baker and Gurney took you Urtnk he would be satisfied . did he know it. " ,· theviewthat Deanwas merely with that ? The President De~ n testified ' thai he W"'! relating an impression thai stated, 'It was blackmail, that alo ne wi th Niwn · al the Nixon kn~w about a.cover-up, il w~ wrong, and that it would meetings on Feb. 27 and 28 and They insisted th at Dean had no not work, thai the truth would March 21, and thai Haideman first-hand knowledge that such come out anyway.'' · was present at the Sept. 15 and a thin~ was in Nixon's mind. In an·· int~rview wtth CBS,· March 13meetings : Nooneelse · On March 13; Dean testified, Ehrlichman said he did not attended any 'or the meetings, Nixon told l)im !hal a payment !mow ot the cover-up until the he sa id . of $1 million 'to the Watergate end of March. He has testified "! am qutte aware of \he def<indants. to insure th eir in ·a deposlllon in the Demo" maJo r deve lopme nts" he fact," Dean said Friday, "that continued silence would be "no crats' $6 .4 million civil damage learned March 21. m some 'circumstances, it is problem." Then, he said, NiXDn suit that Nixon asked him !II Until Apnl!7, Nixon, and his going to be my word a,gainst turned and repeated the same that time to investigate Water· press secretary, JW nal~ L. one-man's word, il is going w thing to Haldeman. gate. Hechler added. Ziegler, maintained that no one be my word against two men, it Dean also testified Urat tn the " Li~rally 'months went by The congressman , 'one o! the in the White HolL'IC was inis going to he my word against same meeting, Nixon said that during Ure lime !lean was most outspoken strip mine crit. ·volved in · the Watergate three men, and probably . in Watergate defendant E. How· talking about that I had no• ics, said he felt little cr.edibillty bugging or ils cover-up. some cases,'it is going wbe my ard }lunl Jr . had been contact with him at all,'' could be expected from a study Mitchell Next Witness word against fo ur men ." promised executive clemency, Ehrlichman told the Chrisllan by "those squarely responsible H Dean is correct, Nixon Dean stuck w his test\Jnony and that the Presid~nt had Science Moniwr . "He was in for ripping up the soil, forests. · knew about th e cov er-up about the meetings despite spoken about it with Ehrlich· and·out of rny office every 10 and hills, and the polluters of scheme as early as Sept. 15 and sharp , skepticru questioning by · man and Olarles W. Col8on, minutes, he says, our strealliS." . failed w do anything about 1t Baker and Sen . Edward J. fo; nierly a special .counsel at However, he has no written Hechler said the study should even after the former White Gurney, R-F'Ia. Gurney, how- the While House. records. Well, I do, and Dean have been made by "an impar· House counsel, from F'ebruary ever , claimed that Dean's Calls Committee Staff will be trlpped·up by the logs I tial and objective board of in· · onward, urged a cleon break. testimony was left "pretly But according to Buzhardt, ·kept of all meetings." quiry, including represenThe Senate cornlnittee re- much in shreds.'' in a call w the conunittee staff Ehrllchman said hts ovin tatives of both the strippers cessed its hearings F'iiday Original F'riday, the discussion about testimony "will show it juat and those who want wprotect after Dean's. testimony and Watergate Defendants blackmail anti clemency was was not so" that he, Nixon and the land." scheduled the next session for On Sept. 15, the day · in- brought up not by Nixon on Haldeman knew wbat. Dean ::::::::~~<::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: "•::::::::::::::::::::::·: July 10, with former Alwrney dictments were handed down March 13, but by Dean on was doil)g. EXTENDED OUTLOOK · General John N. Mitchell the Chance ol showers or next scheduled witness. t. it . thundershowers dally. Ulghs In the 80ll wllh lows In Ure • uppe~ 50s and fills. ·H echler says EPA caved in· . - - i~ntintl D e an ,.s v'er· ·s·10n h. I.1,. recess. The same end-the-war lan· guage was adopted by Cllngress as pa.'l of another bill Friday night. Nixon has agretd Wsign both , In other swlfl development.'! : -"-Congress approved a bill ' - extending the $465 billion ;;.;.; ;:·!~:::: :::::;::::~::::::::: :::::::::: ;:;::·::;:;::::::::::::::~:::· LONG ECLIPSE NOUAKG110'IT, Mauritania {UP!) - The moon 's shadow crept nearly half-way round the world Saturday in the second longest eclipse of the sun in recorded ·histo·ry, scientists said. In this north· west Africa\1 city, Moslem holy men called believers to prayers · in the mosques and . tribesmen buttoned their robes as tempera.lures dtopped !Ilarkedly from the 100 degree Fahreneil average. Sh t • h c · b. d ne;:::~~~:";e\.~r~~~"~~ 00 mg 0 over am · 0 Ia . !~~:;~:~co~~~~i:::~~~~: with 46 more · d~ys to .bomb . during the week about alleged discrepancies and errors in ) Dean's testimony. Bu1.hardi · PHNOM PENH (UP!) called Dean "the principal U.S. air action was intense actor" in Watergate and ove r C,ambodia Saturday Mitchell his "patron ." followin g the news from John D. Ehrlichman sa1d in Washin gton th at American one of three interviews with bombing would continue for reporters that he has logs another 46 days in this war-torn which will "trip up" Dean's country. A U.S. A7 !CorSiiir testimon y about frequent · fighter-bomber made a forced meetings in-which Dean claims landing at Phnom Penh airto have discu.ssed Ure cover-up pori. with Ehr!ichman and H. R. F'uel streamed from one Haldeman- Ntxon's top two 'wing of the Corsair as it made aides until they resign.ed April the emergency landing. Air- Supervisor retires GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Pauline . Rife, Rt: I, Cheshrre , Ga'llia County Eiemeniary School Supervisor the past II years, Saturday subm1tled her resignation lo. the Gallia County Board of EducatiOn. Mrs. Rife is retiring . A graduate .or Rutland High School in Meigs County, Mrs. Rife (the former Pauline Athey) received her Bachelor's Degree in elementary education frorn Rio Grande College aod her Master's Decree from Marsh~ ll. University . She has completed additional post graduate work at Miami and Ohio universities. - Mrs. Rife began her career in 1~30.31 at the·story's Run School in Cheshire Twp. She moved to· the old Cheshire Building for the following ler.m, 1931,32, bul was a homemaker from 1934-46 to raise her family. · ln 1946, she returned to tiJe classroom as an Instructor at the old Kyger Elementary Building, remaining there until the new· Cheshire-Kyger building was opened In 1957. She taught in U1e Kyger Creek School District wrlil her appointment lo the county office in 1962. · Her husband , Walter W. Rife, was a teacher and principal 37 yea rs. fie . Auto insurance hurt retired as principal in the K_xger Creek School District last May . They are the parents of two daughters, Mrs. Christine Napier of Rt. I, Cheshire, and Mrs. Janel Fulton of Gflffin , Ga. They have five grandchildren. Mr . and Mrs. Rtfe operate a fa rm on Jesse Creek Rd ., Cheshire Twp. They also plan to travel extensively, . The County Board or Educat10n after replacing Mrs. Rife, is expected lo have another vacancy to fill. lt will be that. of William 0 . Northup, County Guidance Supervisor· the past two years, who has b~ e n appointed to a similar post wrth the Joint Gallia.Jackson-V(nton Vocational 1 Board of Education. On Monday, C. Comer Bradbury of Cheshire begins h1s duties as County School Superintend ent succeeding Clarence E. Thompson . B1·adbury has been superintendent of the Kyger Creek District srnce its inception in 1956. Also · Monda y Thompson wrll become superintendent of the joint vocational school. His office will be located rn the basement of the Holzer Dor·mitory on the Rro Grande College Campus. . port sources said they did not know whether the Thailandbased bomber had been hit or was just suffering mechanical tro;ibJe-. .They said, however that the pilot was ·unharmed and had betn taken back to Thailand. • Both torsairs and F4 ·J'hap. wms flew close cover Saturday for a river convoy offor a river convoy carrying fuel, rice, ammunillon and general cargo ~ Phnom Penh up the Mekong mer from Ure Sollth Viet· namese border. Th~ convoy, the second to reach the capital this week, made the trip virtually undamaged despite three ambushes from the riverbanks en route, Racine's 23rd 4th of]uly celebration set RACINE - The twenty-third 41h of July celebration spon· sored by the Racine Fire · Department will kickoff with a parade through Racine at 10 a.m. with judging of the floats at !0:45. . A chicken. barbecue will begin at II a.m. with homemade'ice cream, pies,and cakes for sale. At 9 that night there Wtll be a f~reworkds displa y at Racine Jr. \ligh. Music by the CoWll,ry Cut· ups will be provided for round and sq~a re dancing at Racine Jr . High at 10 p.m. Price is ll:ic smgle and $1.50 per couple. PAULINE RIFE navy sources said. · Just ~f9re dusk Saturday the three oil tankers, two cargo ~ ships and three barges all steamed safely into Phnom Penh. The only casualty was a · Cambodian navy .patrol boat. that caught ftre wheri gas " 'drums on deck were hit. There was no official reaction w the Congressipnal compromise setting an Aug. 15 deadline for bombing in Cambodia but command spokesman Col. Am . Rong repeated that U:S. air snpport was "recessary" aild would remain necessary "as long as the North Vietnamese are In cambodia .'' . •• Probe asked into·level of octane WASHINGTON (l.JPI) Sen. Thomas J. Mcintyre, !). N.H., charged Saturday that major U.S. oil corporations are "watering d0~"-1>r reducing the octane level- of . their gasoline without reducing the price. Mcintyre, In letters to the Cost pf Uvtng Council and the F'ederal Trade Commission,' said he had veceived lnformalion indicatin,g Ure companies are "increasing gasolltie production by · cutting octane lev el~ ·as rnuch as ~ to 5 per cent. by b~d guy~: big drinkers, fragile _cars ~ ' - The C!JCvrolet Vega~ Al 2.5 milcs per hour a rear end crush l;l)me accidents caused by drunken drivers . . · COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Since 1967 auto lnsurance premiums Premium.~ up by 1111 much 11s 4Y.2 'Yo; One letter from an unidentified problem drinker from Ct~· i'1tq a b!lrl'ier would result in damages and qt five nti!es per· hour have ln creas~d by as much Hs 49.2 per cent ifi Obio while average · · · it' would incr·ease to $1 ~2 .18 . At 15 miles per hour damages tn a cinnali r·ead: tiourly auto iepulr shop rates have incr ease~! up lo 40 por cent. rep11ir s,hop f11tes ;, Ohio r11ised IJ y ' "!know 1 am a drunk and I am afraid I will hut! someone with " .The main reasons are "The Worit of the Bad·. Guys" - the front, end collisian would amoimt to $681.69. ' .. . - 11\e AMC.Ambassador : At 2.5 miles pe1· hour" rear end my driving. But-!sure can't walk·when ·I dl'i~k a fifth a da,y so l drunken dfiver - and the "fragile automobile." 40 % new institute .~tmfy slrm,vs crash into a burrier would result In $20 worth of damages und at keep on driving_to get to IllY office and lay down . I am not afraid · That 's the opinion or the Ohio Insurance lnstllute which Salur· dHy rele ased~ 90 puge sl,udy of auto insurance rate increases und fi ve .mllcs per hour the damages I)'Ould be $65.70. At 15 miles per of my Ohio license. ! can always qrlve on my Kentuckr license. If tnstull and design," the Oil st~ id . how· damages in a front end collision would r·esult in $1112.27 i~ possible, help me if you are sure you can, but J feel I II outsmart their case's. . · you." · · · · Tl;e city of Youngstown recorded u 49 .2 per cent increase ln. DAMAGE REDUCED damages. DRUNKS TfiE WORST Another letter, this one from Cleveland , wid of an accident auto prerniums while Clevelnnd had an increase of 46.2 per cent The on suJd ..pecausc of .federal standards there has been n The drunken' driver is called "Tile Wor.st Of The Bud Guys,'' by ca tL~ed by a drunken driver : · lor the five y_enr period ending Dec. 31 , 1972: The lowest lncroose d~flnlte reduction In the damage cost compared to p4st ye ar~ . the 011 which estimates tlu)y kill rr·om 28,000 to 30,000 persons a "Ten years ago my fri~nd was returning from her honeymoon. was 17.4per cent recorded by Toledo followc~ by u 17.3 increase ' "But II rcm11ins true lhlll auto,noblles sllll sustntn large dollm· She and her husband were .. on · Urelr way to hl~ u an 'umomrts or dnmnge In cmiuuon drtvcwoy and parking lot type ·ycm·. In Dayton . · .• · · · kill d Clnclnnall lwd a 40 per coni increase tn tho nvcrng ~ ho~rly cnrshes," tho Oil suld. "Also it must be rellicmbered thnt every . "In Ohio during 1972 the Highway Patrol repor·tll'20,000 persons mtenr . Adrunk driver put an end'o their dreams. She was e were m·r·eslcd for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, a outrt~ ht ,'Her. husband was very seriously injured." repalt shop rates while Columbus rct'Orded an increas or 36 per motorist is not operating ,.· 1973 automobile," 1 '11\e Oil also devoted a section of Its report wdrivers .w~o have t'Cnt. 'fhe lowest increase was In Toledo ot 21.4 per cent and 111e te•t• on tiro 1973 automobiles' were conductid by the In· · 31 per centincreaseover l971," the on said. • ·n1 Oil s11 id the 10 per cent blood alcohol c'O ncentration 1·e- · had nwnerous· violations but 'are still driving including 1 Youngstown ut 2!!.0 per cent, · •w·ancc Institute lor Highway Sufety. '· qun·c\1 !IS a presumption of lntoxi a11 tlon Is too high and said a Defiance resldenl wbo has been convicted. 14 times tocludlng "Utile reg11 rd to repalrnblli\Y ha ~ boon glvo'! by automobile 11re resulls Included : munufoctur01'8," tho Oil sold in It ~ report. "In some QUSes the - Olcvrolet Impula : At 2.5mlles per ho.ur a rear end crash Into pe 1·son with u1at much alcohol in his blood is "about seven times three limes as being responsible for acctdents. However, Ure on said the habitual offender law paued by the cost of tabor is lO limes U10 cost of the itcu,linvolved. u burrier wo~d result In $12 Worth .or damages but al flve miles more likely to hnve a vehicle <:Qllislon or to become a pedestrian ' · ' t frOill the "One or today's bumper-grille combinations Is hold together per hoUr I~ would jwnp to $96,80. At !5'milcs per hour m u front c:asuultl' Uum "nondrinker.' ', . eg 1stuture '" "' 197"• will remove manv of these drivers . 11lc QIT IIISO lisfed case histories of dnmken dl'iVC rS and also ·- highways over the next S~ Veral ye'!r!. , with a totnl· of 57 bolls and requires the efforts or th1·co 1~ o n to eh\1 collision ,IJJC dnmngcs 1vould .umount to $10:\fl t8. . ' ~ 'THE OLD BANK WITH NEW, ID~S" .. ,, ..,. . 1,,...... IIIII ~ -- GALLIA &MEIGS COUNTY F.IELD OFFICE ON DEAN 'S LIST MIDDLEPORT - Sherr y Lynn Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hayes, Ro~te 1, Middleport, has been named to the Dean 's List at Wittenberg University for the spring term of the 1972-73 academic year. WASHlNGTON ( UJ'J) Congress passed Jogls lulton saturday to ln tTease Social Security benefit.'\ lor 30 mtlllon elderly Americans In rnld·1974 and adopted ~~C vera l critical money bills needed before expiration of the currrnt fiscal year at midnight. The Social Security measure and one placing an Aug . 15 deadline on U.S. Involvement in Indochina had· the reluctant blessing of the White House alter Cllngress spent at least - three days working out com.promises. . The Social Securily bill , Boy injur-ed on bicycle Let's fJledge TWO ASK DIVORCE GALLI PO LIS- Two couples filed peti tions seeking divorces Fr iday in Gallia County Common Pleas Court. Beverly Ruth Crouse, Rl. 1, Northup, charged gross neglect or duty and extrerire cruelty in her ac ti on against Harley Steven ·Crouse , Patriot 's tar Rt. They were married F'1!b. 18, 1971 and have no children. Vrvlan Grant of Ewington charged the same grounds aga inst Robert R. Grant, 'lame address. 1')1ey were married July 30, 1 95~ a nd ha ve six children, f,i!.ur still at home. MOVED TO ONE TO fiOSPITAL GA LLIPOLIS - Gallia Co unty Volunteer. Emergency· squadsmen made three runs Friday but .transpor,ted only one person to the Holzer Medi_ca l Center. BesSie Bowlcock, 69, 457 Jerry Dr., Gallipolis, was adrmtted to the hospital as a medical pallent. The squad was called lo Rt. 218 for a car accident and to Bulaville Rd . on another car . accident but no one needed transportation to the hospital. . • ... FIRST I\IATIONAl. SANK ·:;""i!:: c ttllO YEAAS OF SERVICE" ' • J> . .' • : ' ' ' .. I • ·' • ' . .' J • •• �.. • I 1:1 The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday July 1 1973 12- The Sunday Times. Sen!lnel, Sunday, July I, 1973 Mrs; iTost honored Will.observe . RUTLAND - Mrs. Cecil Wilma Gilmore, Kay, Diana , (Hila) Yost.was wltll a Gary and Everett, Beulah annwersary honore~ miscellaneous shower Thurs· day at the home of Mrs. June Yost; Rutland. . Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Jodie Yost and Mrs. Wanda Swartz. The door prize was wori···by Mrs. Unda Nelson . · Potato chips, heavenly hash, cookies, minis: punch, and coffee were served to .the, guests which included the ,hosles~. Mrs. June Yost; Tina, Relha, Donald and Ricky Yost, Norman, Rethel and Debbie MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Norman, . Merle-:Manley and Dena , Wanda Swartz and . Mrs . Perry L. Mitch, 603 MiU Charlene, Linda Nel'soft, Street; Middlt;port, will obMartha, Gloria, and Darlene, serve their 50th wedding . an· Sue Searles and Usa, Jodie nivcrsary, Tuesday, July 3. To mark the occasion, the Yost, Linda, Brenda and (:arol couple's children will host a Ann, Charl9lle .G1ant, Pam, Debbie, and Mi.chael, Beverly. dinner today. Their childl;!ln Spires, Trianzy Yost and include Robert, Wheeling, W. V'a ., Mrs. William (Julie) Mindy. ·. Sending gifts were Mr, and }Iouck. Marion, 'and Larry, Mrs. Roy Nelson, Mrs. Bonnie Middleport. Five grandMiller Md Mr . and Mr5; Bean '· children complete the fami.ly . Mitch is a retired en1plo)'ee Spires. of the New York Central Raiiroud.and Mrs. Mitch is the former Freda Foss of Pomeroy. The couple was married by the Rev. H. E. Diaf in Huntington,,W. Va., on july 3, 1923. Fitch reunion held oc aI t. · caen dar • ' ~~--,~~;,;,:::,:,:;:,;:-, -~ s· .Y i -~ ~- , - ~ . · ·- · -··- -~·· -E. T.WANMATRE Pomeroy, will observe their golden wedding on July 7. They were married July 7, 1923, in Gallipolis, by the Rev. Curlus Smith. · The couple has three children living and one deceased; Mrs. Dana (Phyllis) Turner,. Naples, Fla.; Roy, i"omeroy, and Earl, Hamilton, and Lonnie, who is deceased. They have six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Their son, Earl, and family will be here to help celebrate the oe<oaslon. Due to illness in the family the custom of open house will not be observed. Cards would be greatl y appreciated . PORTLAND - The Fitch Filch, Miss Tammy nnd reunion was held last Sunday llcbblc ~'itch and Mr. and Mrs. at . Portlund Park with Oscar Babcock, l,ong llotlom ; Mrs. Alice ~-f.·tch being honored Mr. nnd M'rs.'l.estcr Biram, St. and present a ·gift for beinG Marys, W. Va.; Mrs. Helen the oldest I attendance. ; Smith, PorU•nd; Mr. 1u1d Mrs. The birthday of MlcheUc J . E: . Glucsencnmp and Jackie , Pratt, live,year-old . grand· Glucscncamp, Coshocton; Mr. IOlld Fitch , and'1 Mrs. llHroltl Pr1'ce , Mr. d.""h'"r ..., "" of , l'ayii. ' was also celebrated. During and Mrs. Edwin Price, Mrs. the business session ortlcers Ada Prall, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry for ·next year's reunion. to be Pratt and family , Mr. and Mrs. held oil the last Sundny in June, Willnnl Price •nd family, Mr. were elected. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Attending the covered dish Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willis dinner were Mr. and Mrs. and family and Mr., and Mrs. Perley Ater and famil y. ajd Garry Martin, Newark; Mr. Russell North, Me- and Mrs. Carmel· Dilu and Connelsville : Mr. and Mrs. family , Utica; Mrs. Gerald William Little and Mr. and Clem and Kevin, Hockingport; Mrs . Lester Little, Coolville; . -Mrs. Bessie Lalhen and Ronda, Mr. andMrs. Calvert Taitt and Dayton ; Mr . . and Mrs. Mrs . Michael Logue and . Harold LeMay, Toronto, Ohio; daughters, Little Hocking; Mrs . Ulah Swan, Tuppers Mrs. Rena Filch, Mr. and Mrs . Plains; Mrs. Lindsey Lyons Raymond F'itch, . Mrs. Alice an·d I.ynnetle, Parkersburg, and Dan Oberlin, Bolivia. Ohio. Michael Sellers celebrates birth Sixth birthd<Jy celebrated .JA 1, Mz'ssz'ona1, co:;~:~~;p~~re Kt'n:g.'s·z...ur V '..)' . . .r..)' club enjoys meeting Joey Poulin, Daphne and Melanie Dillard, David Duffy, Charles Knopp, Karl Suchoza, Debbie Werry, Wendy Knopp, Kelly Wisecup, Gr~g and Joe Fields, Brel, Brian and . Bracy Korn; his grandmother, Mrs. Knight and aunt, Mrs. J. W. Myers , Swarthmore, Pa. r· Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ladd, Mrs. Diane King, Lisa Sue and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Neal, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed.· . New Me bh S Cu' a mee.t i_n6a COOLVILLE - Marlene Putman was crowned queen at the regular meeting of the "New Me" Club held Tuesday · at the home of Ruth Putman. POMEROY The While, All members lost weight, Kingsbury Missionary Club of It was reported that the with the e~cepjjon of one the Carleton Church held its recent rummage sale brought member who had a half-pound regular meeting at the home or , in a profit of $103. A get-well weight gain, therefore only one Mrs.' . Mary Lou Houdashelt card was sent to Mrs. Edith pig trick was e~ercised . recently with the club's Ross who underwent surgery Following the meeting a projects being the main topics and recently returned home. products party was held with 10 of discus5ion.. ' The next meeting will be held members and two guests . The devotional meeting was at the home of Mrs. Virginia present. opened by the president, Mrs. · Dean, July 13. Mrs. Janet Beal Judy Limbach, a new ARE VISITORS Virginia Dean,.with all present gave the closing prayer. member, was welcomed into RUTLAND - Visiting at the the club. Those interested in reading Matthew 6:5-34. Refreshments. of fruit salad, · Special readings were "He strawberry shortcake, coffee, home of Mrs. C. W. St;msbury joining may contact Mrs. Answe red" by Mary Lou and lemonade were served to and Mrs. Vona McKnight, Putman at 667-3396. Houdashelt and "Living the Mrs. Delores King, Mrs. Karen Rutland, recently were Miss Way We Pray" by Grace Murray,, Mrs. ,('race While, · Kathy McKnight and Miss Beth Mrs . Anita Dean, Mrs. Davis, Bowling Green State U'lliversity and Mrs. Elsie Maralene Harrison, Mrs. Judy AUTO DITCHED 1 "" ,{{ IT Carl, Mrs. Janelll Beal, Mrs. McKni~ht , Urbana . Mrs . POMEROY ~ Meigs County "/'I Ojj H Virginia Dean, Mrs. Louise Garnet En tsminger, MidHarrison, Mrs. N.eva King, dleport, was a dinner guest. Sherif( Robert C. Hartenbach 's I Mrs. Yvonne Young, Mrs. Others calling were Charley Department investigated a I Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Mary c,awfo rd. and Mrs, Opal · single car accident !"riday a.l In cludi ng Our Lou Houdashelt, Greg and Tina Thomas both of Leitchfield, 4:45 p.m. In Syracuse. No . Mi x and Match · 1 Murray, Audra Houdashell, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Grate, persona l injuries were 1 Jodi and Scott Harrison and Langsville, Mrs. Nellie Vale reported. Mark David Dodson, and Fannie Petitt; Albany, Middleport, traveling west 'on 1 Wesley Young. Mrs . Ruby Halliday, Rutland, SR 124, lost control of his car 1 M."te . somet1me s called RD., Mr: and Mrs. Chesler which went off the. highway Main at Sycamore 1 yerba mate or. Paraguay tea. · Pomeroy 1 1s the national drink of Para - Ervin, Middleport, Mrs. Uzzie into a ditch. No citation was Nelson and son John and Mrs. issued . There was damage to guay . Edna Russell, all of Rutland. the left side of the vehicle , · ------nr· o· nA Sportswear ~- '.~,~ SUNDAY DAILY vacation Blille WEDNK~IJAY Sch~J 7 30 p m CHICKEN ~ program, : . . ., d b barbe R cue, 1 Rutland Church of Christ, sponsore Y acne Firemen 's Auxiliary, begin· MONDAY nlng at 11 a.m. at the flacine THEODORUS COUNCIL, Fire House . Homemade icc No. 17, Daughters of America , cream, cake aad pie: Initiation, ·7:30 p.m., IOOF ijOBO REUNION, Fort Hall. All members requested to Meigs Park, Rutland, Basket be present and wear while. dinner at noon . Bring own table Light refreshments. service. Relatives and friends - welcome . TUESDAY POMEROY LODGE No. 165, . ICE CREAM social, Royal Oak Park, 7p.m., 8-11, Western 7:30p.m., regular meeting. All Style Square Dance with caller. Master .Masons in.vited. FURNITURE BAKER_!tiiDDLEPORT, 0. With Another Great Buy--ONLY If 8ci11S, As II Sweept A~ II ClrJn\ . l n~t:Hit 4-ro~ ll!on ru~ ii~JU.~ I · UNIT CALLED POMEROY - The Pomeroy Emergency Squad .was called to 123 Locust St:, Pomeroy at 5:33 p.m. Friday where they . took Daniel JelferAto Veterans Memorial Hospilal. H~ was treated and released. men1 · ' 1001;2 E. Main St., Pomeroy ~Over the Blue & Grey Restaurant I, Under The Name of Davis lnsurmJCe Service On July 2. We· are in a position .to service your insurance needs. It will not be necessary for you to sign any stateml!nt maiied or given to you to have the .same protection on your car or property. We will give you honest and efficient service. Please stop by. or call as to the reason of the division of the Davis-Warner Insurance Agency. • LORENZO D. DAVIS . ' The Phone Number Will Be Available from Inform ation on Jul y 2. ( • Pt. Pleasant • . Mason • Silver Bridge Plaza Sunday Special Available At 3 Stores ONLY! KITCHEN KNIVES if. . ' other d~coration s. APPRECIATION SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARA.NCE . u L y !A. WHILE THEY LAST! . . ' Womens or "Mohawk" Tastemaker STRAW HANDBAGS 1~ Every bag goes Sunday at a 2 origi~al cost. Get Yours . fraction ot x. 108 BED SHEETS 72 Over 130 Thread Count Price $p6 Be.Early · Only 6 Sets To Sell In Each Store! Foam Back • V!nyl PLACE MATS SET. OF .4 T.V. TRAYS Regular 77 Value --- -\ 1 With Stack Stand! . 4roR3~ 1\11 metal. Big Sire Tray, Tho complete with fold up legs. You get rack & trays, sa•• s1.s6 $366 . .· Set . 50% Sunday Bily's Size 4 to 8 I SHIRT and PANTS SET · Regular 2.44 1 Flare Legs · Knit Shirt $!22 P'f. PLEASANT • .. ~ ( • SILVER' y \ - -·. FOR HER _ LADIES,. PANT SUITS WOMEN'S · ·MEN'S WOMEN'S SANDALS CHILDREN'S GIRLS' SANDALS R~G. WOMEN'S CANVAS SHOES 4.50 ·. 15.99 1 GOOD SELECTION RED·NAVY-WH ITE·BEIGE '300 NOW WOMEN'S SUMMER WHITE DRESS SHOES Glen Alton Thompson, Nella Jan e Thompson to Ray Lambert, ·Junnita · Lambert, . 0.5107 A., Rutland . Henry L. Johnson, dec'd., to Ellen Morgan, Ccrt. Tr.ans., . Syracuse. James W. Clifford , Jr., Faye F. -Clifford .to Col. Southcm Ohio Elec. Co .. Ease.; Bedford. Eugene Long, Shirley Long, William Long to Col. Southern Ohio Elcc . Co., Ea~e .. Lebanon. Hilda While, Hobert White, Mildred Dains, Limier Dains, Wilma Bibbee. Edward L. . Sc haefer, M<1ry Schaefer , , Clara Milh oan. Bluine Milhoan. Jean Scidcnabcl , Huy Sci rl cnabel, Jr ., Ida Sue 'Goeglcin . Al~m· t -Gocgleh•, to Philip .A. Smith, Dorothy L. ' Smith , p,u·ccls, Sa llsbw·y. l:'hilip 1\, Smith, Dorothy L. Smith . tO Philip A. Smith, Om·uthy L. Smith, Parcels, Sulisbury. l~ ll c.n . Moo·gon, Mal'ion Morgun.to Herschel B. Mu nuol, . Mur. jori~ · J . Manuel. Lo~, Syracuse . Myrtle C. Boggess, Blondcnn Brannon, • (lnrlund Brannpn, Wlillum P. Boggess. Virglnlu ·· Boggess to .lulinl'uttei'S on, 32.6 A.. OrnnAc. Hobc•·t c;, il!ll'tenbnch, Slll'llh M. Kibble lo .John V. Hctzcn, 9 A., Olive . . REG. 1 DRESS SHOES WHITE, NAVY, BONE, BLACK 16.~9 SALE $1200 30% OFF SPECIAl) ·SPECIAL! . ONE LOT . ONE LOT WOMEN'S BOYS' & GIRLS' DRESS SHOES DRESS SHOES 2 PAIRS ssoo '119 · UR LQSS - YOUR r1AI N VALUES TO 110.50 SUMMER PURSES · BOYS'.&' MEN'S . . . . ·sANDALS · 'WHITE-BONE I. •450 CANVAS-STRAW. 1!2 •• PRICE .VALUES TO 17.99 In l111' li!th. r· cn l. uo · ~ . when rurs WUI'll ChCU JJ ' I' lhnn WIMII. n l~ nropcl lll housewife 's dully duty lncludud r·utchl n ~ und ~ l llfn~ the fl(•Jlf\t lolcvltuh ly nl·. · 1rnc tcd hv rur bed C(IVOJ''· '· ·. CANVAS BOAT SHOES . ' SALE .. • !S!e_,!!30~%- 1h Men's Knit Pullover ·Shi~ · Reduced 30% .heritage. house . ' $399 MIDDlrPORT ' '" Per manent '" Cotton . " " ·. -------~~----""" "' .v LADIES' .REDUCED 30% ..., . LADIES .. . MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS & SPORT SHIRTS 0/ /0 .. LADIES' SLACKs· Polyest er Knits, Denims . and SHORTS & KNIT TOPS REDUCED 30% - . . ... '' ' . LADIES' DRESSES 1 TABLE OF. MEt(S PERMANENT PRESS PANTS VALUES TO $12.00· Knit ·and Cotton . ,J r . Misses, ~ Half Sizes. '' '• ( 30% PRICE *5.00 PAIR MEN'S DRESS. &CASUAL .· · PANTS~REDlJCED 20% ' .1 TABLE OF lADIES' SHIRTS, .BLOUSES, PEDAL PUSHERS AND SLACKS. · Values to ll.oo SALE PR1Gk'2.00 ' . I . ' '· ' LADIES' KNIT COATS. .MEN'S DRESS STRAW HATS REDUCED ·20% . 20% ME ~~--~~E~S,-H-OS-IE-RY~ LETTERED T·SH PANTY HOSE ·-...-..... Men's Lightweight .. •.. • ...... ....• ' DOCED 20% .... ... . -....•. .•.., % JACKETS & WINDBREAKERS MEN &WOMEN'S LUGGAGE r REDUCED 20% MEN'S & WOMEN$----'\. ' · --------~ -: · BLOUSES & KNIT TOPS · 1 RACK OF MEN'S SUITS . . · AND SPORT COATS REDUCED ·.: REDUCED 30%· REDUCED 30% Men's Sport Coats Reduced 20% CANVAS OtPARTMEN.T STOltE SHOP OUR BUSY LITILE STORES In u MEN'S SUITS A 01SCO\JNT ... CLEARANCE SALE! • '-"'-- FOR , Transfers The big Advertised Items On Sale Sunday Only! I OF . Property · size white te rr y with colorful prinl ~. - ' - MEMO ·- Meigs Budweiser, Beelgirl. and 15~ utilityknife. Stainless steel · blades, rosewood handles. You 'll want several. perlect for .table settings. I coWJcll,student.-epresenLatlve to _ Ohio Education Assn . Con terence, accompanying '. v·ice President Jablonld to the' meeting . Kent also !lellvered the Commencement address at ~~~ graduation exercises, Kent will be specializing In elec- •· Ironic teChnology.. ' " )'OMI!:RO\' - Twu persons were held owir for grand jury, 9 were fined and 14 forfeited · • • bonds in Meigs County Court ..'. Friday. . Held over for grand jury .. , were Rebecca Chatfield, 'RD., Rutland, and Eric Ritter, R. .. " D., Rutland, both or possession "\: ., ..__ or marijuana chargeswilh $500 • ACCOHDJNG TO WAr.J~CE Bradfotd children, will no . longer be allowed to ride rides at t~e Meigs County F:Wr . bonds each. . l'ined by Judge Frank W. ·barefooted. I Porter. were Gary L. Mayes, This is a newstate lnw and must be obeyed . . ·' Bedford, Ohio, Herbert MRS. ORVll,LE BROWN, LONG BOT'I'OM, writes that her Mcintyre, · Minersville , and ( Ralph Rose, Racine, $5 and son, Bob, who is se•·ving with the U.S. Air Force on the island of · Guam read reccnfiy in tho newspaper for military overseas "The costs .each, speeding; Floyd E. Stars and Stripes" about Pomeroy Attorney, Fred Crow, being Chambers, Williamstown, W. • voted by !he Ohio legislature in an official resoiutionthe "Grand Va., and jlalph B. Wells, Long Bottom, $10 each, speeding; Croaker of U1e State of Ohio". •• News of Crow and Ohio Society for the promotion of the Bull Roy N. McClung, Proctorville, RETIRES- Art Price, 66, Pomeroy, one of the owners • and Shirley J. Kauff, Mid~'rog is really traveling. • and operators of the Pome~oy Pastry Shop, has retired after • dleport, $10 and costS; eacfi, · 48 years In the baking b.usiness. Price began working in • The past 11112 years of my ownership of · · Al.BEHT (RED) KEETON, who has been a patient at Holzer stoQ sign; James H. Windl.and, • baked goods when he was 16, first for the Guth & Whitlock Medical Center, is now at his home in Minersvltle. Those wishing Belpre, $10 and cosls, passing the MIDDL EPORT BOOK STORE have and la.ter the Covert bakeries. He served with the U.S. Navy •' to remember him with cards may send them to Box 191, · at, an intersection; and Jack • during World War II. Price is a member of the St. Paul bee.n ~njoyable and interesting. · • Syracuse. · " Paynter, Chillicothe; $5 atld Lutheran Church. He and his .wife, Beatrice Hess Price, .· 1 am appreciative for t~e pl!!asant .store •'• costs, no slow moving embleni. reside at 121 Locust Street, Pomeroy. The Pomeroy Pastry . . . custor-tter . relationships developed and l'orfeiling bonds were James · Shop will continue its operation under the ownership of Roy WE'RE HAPPY TO REPORT that Syracuse Postmaster F. •. maintained, and to my co-workers; p~st and A. Enoch has returned. home after suffering a heart attack ·· 1!:. Cox: Lancaster, O)lio, Jack and Bill Mayer. • present, for. their assistance. W. Buckley, New Brighton, several weelis ago. . •' • Mr. Enoch is able to be out and enjoy the lovely summer Pa ., Carlton W. .Edwards, ·1· wish for the new owners, Patricia • weathet·. It will be stimetime, however, ·before he is able to Aikens, S. C., Carl Napier, Smith and Janice Salser, continuing success ' . NEW OEA PRESIDENT Vienna, W. Va. , Robert HIGHWAY SAFETY MONTH resume his duties at the post otrice. and an ever improved store to .serve you, the COLUMBUS (UP!) COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. Phillips, Coolville, Ohio, James pub Iic. · MRS. RALPH HARVEY, matron at the Meigs .County M. Hill, South P9inl, Ohio, John John J. . Gilligan has Donald L. Traxler, assistant Thank you Children's Home: reports the following have made donations to . W. Eichinger, ·syracuse, and proclaimed July "Let's Hear It professor or education at Ohio Bernice Baker the home ! Mrs. Annie Chapman and Sarah Congo, clothing; the Martha Brunson, 'Rt. · t, · for Highway Safety in .Ohio" Northern University In Ada, became president of the 80,000mont/1. The Ohio Association of IWv. C.'harles Simons, toys; Gerald Anthony, Chair; Ivan Walker, Cheshire, $27.50 eac~, '. clothing, food and toys ; Riverview Community Bible School, speeding; Sandra McKay, Insurance Agen)s and the state member Ohio Education electric fan; YICA at Meigs High, bread; MI. Moriah Bllptist Co,lumbus, and Thomas . !'lepartment of Highway Safety Association today. Church and First Baptist Church, both of Middleport, games, McKay, Jr.; Columbus, $25 are cooperating in preparation Latex llows between the • ·swing set, plus other gru!les; Xi Gamma Mu, baked goods and each, ·disturbing ·the peace; and distribution at big sporting bark laye rs of trees rather potato chips and Mrs. Jim· Adams, c~bbage : Linley Roush, Jr., Rutland, evenls of such items as lil" than in the wood like sap '· ">·1 terbags, fans and public in$17.50,.parking on the highway; . • ,, Jay W. Saperstein, Livingston, formation posters bearing N. J., $37.50, speeding; Roger highway safety messages. '" . . Howland, Stockport, . Ohio, '" GALLIPOLIS - Jackson location on July .9. $32.50, speeding; Joseph D. An open house will be held at Production Credit ' ' . . To redeem their •arid lands.' Lawrence, . RD, Racine, "' Association's new office . the new structure in the near lsraelis use 90 per cent of their ' $357.50, DWI '" water tor l~ngatlon . facility, located at 228 Upper future, Rt. 7, Gallipolis, will open for ' business on thursday, July 5. . Thi s was announced Saturday by Richard (DiCk) Sterrett. Construction on the · 'I new building was completed '" last week. '" The Colonial-type structure L ·will provide offices for Gallia "' BEGINS MONDAY, JULY 2 .:- 9:15 A.M. and Meigs Counties . PCA __. :~ .I..I..U U - members and ·the Federal . $.ALE STARTS l.andbank Association which ONE LOT ONE LOT MONDAY, · Serves eight southeasbrn Ohio Polyester Kn it '" counties·. Wool and Da.c ron and Polyester ~ ­ JULY 2 · Another service of the • · Knit. • facility will be a iarge·meeting · NO LAY-AWAYs· • REG. 14.99 TO 113.99 . room in the basement which will be available for all NO A~PROVALS · LADIES agriculfure .gro ups at ·no All SALES .charge. ·NOW TO Styled by Lady Man hattan, After the Production Credit CASH ' S~apely, Lori Lynn . office opens on July 5, the Federal Landbank 0ffice will ONE LOT begin operations at its new Regular $1.99 knife, grapefruit steak knife , de):orafed Place mafs that .are over for grand jitry . !'QMgHoY - ·n1e home of Mr. und Mrs, ted !Wed recently was the ~cen e of a turkey barbecue prepare\~ by Mr. Reed himself. Reed not only prepared lhc "bird'' bu( ulso hqd made hOmemade bread . Mr~. ·llwd prepared other roods. . Attending the barbecue l"erc eJ11ployes of the Farmen Bllnk and Suvlngs pf which Reed Is President. Attending were Thereon · Johnso11, Paul kloes, Roger Hysell, Jon Kari!Chl)lk, Patty Yourig, Dorothy Will , Evelyn Lanning, JQanne Wlillams, Jean Werry, '. Ruth Cllsscll, Patty Well, Susa~ Andrews, JennyPro.ffitt, Lois Burt and Goorge Hicks. · BEACH TOWELS A491 Value: RESERVOIR RIWPENS WASHlN.G'f.Q~ ,COURT HOUSE, Ohio (UP!) - Deer Creek Reservoir, closed since late Ulst weell because or high water from rains, re-opened . for swimming, boating and fishing Saturday. ' ..., MASON , W. Va.- Mr. and ·honors while a student' lit the . Mrs. William Brown attended· college, grad'ualed at the top of. recent graduation exercises of his class. A spedal certificate their son, Kent, from Elec. li sted · ,iome of . his Ironic Tcchnology.Jnslilule, AI achie.Yements as class Koran Auditorlwn, Cleveland. re~resentative , ~ ice-presid ent Kent, who received many and president of the student '· By Katie Crow· Sund_ ay Only • 5·Hours! Sunday Back, Two held .Katie's Korner ~ Kent lirown w'ins ma. ny hiah honors . 'I Non Skid I¢J, . New office to open July 5th · I Paring knife, rww I' ' !).~·!'..'"1:•:-:-;o;.:-»::>~»:•:~•'•'•'o'oW.0.0,:0Y.o'JlNN" ' ' ' ... • •'•'•o;.•.•,yAt, •"r'IIH.-;•,• . ., OPEN Sunday 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. ; .1 ' • Mr. Davis Is Opening An Office At _.._._._..._.._.._.,._~: GIRL HURT MJDDL£PORT I Jhe Mi,ddleport emergency-rescue unit was called to the Mid· dlepOrt Lunch Room at 12:06 p.m. Saturday where Sandra Terry , walking along the sidewalk at the front of the lanch room, was struck l)y an unidentified boy riding bicycle on the sidewalk. No charge was · filed. Sandra's injuries were reported minor, Marriage Lh!enses POMEROY - Richard Arthur 'Winebrenner, 67 , Syracuse, and Vilma Ernestine Faber, 47, Sy racuse ; Kirk _ Dean Chevalier, 20, Tuppers Plains, and Karla K. Deal, 17, Pomeroy , IU. 4. ~ FORMER DAVIS-WARNER INS. SERVICE Tommy' Hill and Angela, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dugan, Kim, Kevin, and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill, Monica and Mindy, Mr . and Mrs. Roger Hill and Scot, Virgil Hill and Dwight, Mr. arid Mrs. Clifford Hill and Max, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hill and Dolly, Mr. and Mr~ . Dallas Hill, Art and Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Roush and Joey, Mr .. and Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracy, Mrs. ·Raymond Hensler and Jamie , Miss Norma Jarrell , Miss Judy Roberts, Miss Lee Ann Nease, Rev . and Mrs .· Frank Cheesebrew, Rev. and Mrs. Howard Shiveley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stevens, Culloden , W. Va., and Mrs. Mar~ Stevens, Charleston, W. Va . . . 'S I.QLA DAUGHTER BORN ·'POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Donohue , Rt . 4, Pomeroy, announce the birth of a daughter, . Barbara Michele, June 25, at O'Bieness Hospital, Athens. The infant weighed eight pounds and "three ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Loren ·Lee, Albany and greatgrandmother, Mrs. Ruth .' Parsons, Racine. The Donohue's are also the parents of two sons, Michael -and William and twin daughters, Katrina and Lorena. IIIEE'I' •'• OI', PARADE ·• (JAJ.l,IPOI ,IS - All Girl &·outs nrc requested to'mcolnl 9::10 a.m. ut .the corner or second Ave., and Spruce St., G~llll'olls, to march In the July 4 pnrudc. Please wear summer , • w11ronu of d~!rk sh01·ts, kn~e soK and while blouse. Camp l':lblju crazy hats are to be worn . Parcnl'l may pick their scouts up at !he park .front spca kcrs·' :s'··nd "' following the panuje. · · NOTICE TO ALL CLIENTS OF THE I •' I :·~ Over 100 attend · Hill-reunion PORTLAND . - Over 100 people attended the annual Hill Familv Reunion Sunday, June 24, at Portland Park. MICHAEL SELLERS Attending the potluck dinner and gel-together were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Grimm, Bobby and MASON, W.Va. - E. T. Van Joe, all from Columbus ; Mr. Maire, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill, Mr. and and Mrs. Eddie Van Maire, Mrs. Harold R~sh. Mr. and Mason, W.Va., celebrated his Mrs. Bob Hill and Jay, Phillip MIDDLEPORT - Michael first birthday, June 17 at the Hill and daughter, Andrea, Mr. Allen Sellers, son of Mr . and summer home of his aunt and and Mrs. Billy Hill; Billy, Jr., Mrs . Gerald · E. Sellers, uncle in Racine. Jeff, Ti;n, and Chris, Mr. and celebrated· his first birthday, His birthday ca ke was Mrs . Waid Foster, Sheryl, June 7, with a party at the · decorated with a little boy John, and Eric, Mr. and Mrs. home of his grandparents, Mr. fishing in a pond and a frog David Hill, Perry, Seth and and Mrs. Curtis Roush. sitting on a rock. "Happy Jason, Mr. and Mrs. George The birthday cake was white Birthday, E.T." was inscribed Hill, Eric, Mandy, and decorated with red roses and on the cake which had one re.d Theresa, James Ray Hill, Mr. blue trimming witl1 "Happy candle. . and Mrs. Clarence Hill, Joey Birthday, Michael" written on Cake and ice cream were Hill, Columbiana, Mr. and Mrs. it. It was centered with one red candle. . served to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bill Bigelow , Dav id and Refreshmenls of cake, ice West, Debra, Rhonda , John Debbie, East Palestine, Mrs. cream and soft drinks were and Melody, Mrs. David Van Inez Hill, l)lr. and Mrs. Brady POMEROY - . Vincent served. Attending were Matre, Mrs : Cecila Van Maire Huffman, Brady, Jr., Greg, and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight, Jr., son of Mr. and and Beth Ann. Michael's mother, Joyce; Mr. w·erner Mr and Mrs Rusty Mrs . Vincent Knight, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Don Richard and Mrs. Curtis Roush and ' · · . Wood and Ryan , Mrs. Esther Pomeroy, was honored on his Hill and Clarissa, Mr. and Mrs.· Sylvia, Mrs. Danny S':aats and. West, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cor- sixth birthday with a party at Robert Scott and his greatnell, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the home of his grandparents, grandmother, Mrs . Sylvia Chapman, Shelley and Kim, E. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Knight, Badgley. Sending a gift was his T. and his parents. Lincoln Hill. · grandmother, Mrs. Ada Rowe, Assisting with the party were Racine. E. T. received many gills for his birthday. Mrs , Sa ndra Korn , Mrs. / Marilyn Poulin and Mrs. Celebrates "birthday . · "•> Kestersons to observe golden • .J wedding year .. .. ... --...............:. - Mr. and Mrs . ..'-·-...."'-...•. -... .. ....... .."" . ........... . Dale.POMEROY Kesterson, · Rt. 3, ~ Cecil Sayre . Sponsored b y - ~ Shade ltlvcr Bells and llcaux W,: ·, Square Dance Club. Everyone "••, we 1c01n"• • l~ MIDDLEPOI\1' Masonic :~ Lod~c No . 363, 7:30 ().Ill , ~.: : regular meeting . All Muster ·· Masons are Invited. I . SAYINGS OF TO 50% -~ahr Clothiers HOURS·: · 9:1S TO 5:00 MON. THRU FRI. I 9:15 TO 8 .MIDDLEPORT, 0. I . -. J • I ..• • '• .: J ,, ., ... ."'•. • ....•. • �.. • I 1:1 The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday July 1 1973 12- The Sunday Times. Sen!lnel, Sunday, July I, 1973 Mrs; iTost honored Will.observe . RUTLAND - Mrs. Cecil Wilma Gilmore, Kay, Diana , (Hila) Yost.was wltll a Gary and Everett, Beulah annwersary honore~ miscellaneous shower Thurs· day at the home of Mrs. June Yost; Rutland. . Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Jodie Yost and Mrs. Wanda Swartz. The door prize was wori···by Mrs. Unda Nelson . · Potato chips, heavenly hash, cookies, minis: punch, and coffee were served to .the, guests which included the ,hosles~. Mrs. June Yost; Tina, Relha, Donald and Ricky Yost, Norman, Rethel and Debbie MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Norman, . Merle-:Manley and Dena , Wanda Swartz and . Mrs . Perry L. Mitch, 603 MiU Charlene, Linda Nel'soft, Street; Middlt;port, will obMartha, Gloria, and Darlene, serve their 50th wedding . an· Sue Searles and Usa, Jodie nivcrsary, Tuesday, July 3. To mark the occasion, the Yost, Linda, Brenda and (:arol couple's children will host a Ann, Charl9lle .G1ant, Pam, Debbie, and Mi.chael, Beverly. dinner today. Their childl;!ln Spires, Trianzy Yost and include Robert, Wheeling, W. V'a ., Mrs. William (Julie) Mindy. ·. Sending gifts were Mr, and }Iouck. Marion, 'and Larry, Mrs. Roy Nelson, Mrs. Bonnie Middleport. Five grandMiller Md Mr . and Mr5; Bean '· children complete the fami.ly . Mitch is a retired en1plo)'ee Spires. of the New York Central Raiiroud.and Mrs. Mitch is the former Freda Foss of Pomeroy. The couple was married by the Rev. H. E. Diaf in Huntington,,W. Va., on july 3, 1923. Fitch reunion held oc aI t. · caen dar • ' ~~--,~~;,;,:::,:,:;:,;:-, -~ s· .Y i -~ ~- , - ~ . · ·- · -··- -~·· -E. T.WANMATRE Pomeroy, will observe their golden wedding on July 7. They were married July 7, 1923, in Gallipolis, by the Rev. Curlus Smith. · The couple has three children living and one deceased; Mrs. Dana (Phyllis) Turner,. Naples, Fla.; Roy, i"omeroy, and Earl, Hamilton, and Lonnie, who is deceased. They have six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Their son, Earl, and family will be here to help celebrate the oe<oaslon. Due to illness in the family the custom of open house will not be observed. Cards would be greatl y appreciated . PORTLAND - The Fitch Filch, Miss Tammy nnd reunion was held last Sunday llcbblc ~'itch and Mr. and Mrs. at . Portlund Park with Oscar Babcock, l,ong llotlom ; Mrs. Alice ~-f.·tch being honored Mr. nnd M'rs.'l.estcr Biram, St. and present a ·gift for beinG Marys, W. Va.; Mrs. Helen the oldest I attendance. ; Smith, PorU•nd; Mr. 1u1d Mrs. The birthday of MlcheUc J . E: . Glucsencnmp and Jackie , Pratt, live,year-old . grand· Glucscncamp, Coshocton; Mr. IOlld Fitch , and'1 Mrs. llHroltl Pr1'ce , Mr. d.""h'"r ..., "" of , l'ayii. ' was also celebrated. During and Mrs. Edwin Price, Mrs. the business session ortlcers Ada Prall, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry for ·next year's reunion. to be Pratt and family , Mr. and Mrs. held oil the last Sundny in June, Willnnl Price •nd family, Mr. were elected. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong, Attending the covered dish Mr. and Mrs. Richard Willis dinner were Mr. and Mrs. and family and Mr., and Mrs. Perley Ater and famil y. ajd Garry Martin, Newark; Mr. Russell North, Me- and Mrs. Carmel· Dilu and Connelsville : Mr. and Mrs. family , Utica; Mrs. Gerald William Little and Mr. and Clem and Kevin, Hockingport; Mrs . Lester Little, Coolville; . -Mrs. Bessie Lalhen and Ronda, Mr. andMrs. Calvert Taitt and Dayton ; Mr . . and Mrs. Mrs . Michael Logue and . Harold LeMay, Toronto, Ohio; daughters, Little Hocking; Mrs . Ulah Swan, Tuppers Mrs. Rena Filch, Mr. and Mrs . Plains; Mrs. Lindsey Lyons Raymond F'itch, . Mrs. Alice an·d I.ynnetle, Parkersburg, and Dan Oberlin, Bolivia. Ohio. Michael Sellers celebrates birth Sixth birthd<Jy celebrated .JA 1, Mz'ssz'ona1, co:;~:~~;p~~re Kt'n:g.'s·z...ur V '..)' . . .r..)' club enjoys meeting Joey Poulin, Daphne and Melanie Dillard, David Duffy, Charles Knopp, Karl Suchoza, Debbie Werry, Wendy Knopp, Kelly Wisecup, Gr~g and Joe Fields, Brel, Brian and . Bracy Korn; his grandmother, Mrs. Knight and aunt, Mrs. J. W. Myers , Swarthmore, Pa. r· Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ladd, Mrs. Diane King, Lisa Sue and Eddie, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Neal, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed.· . New Me bh S Cu' a mee.t i_n6a COOLVILLE - Marlene Putman was crowned queen at the regular meeting of the "New Me" Club held Tuesday · at the home of Ruth Putman. POMEROY The While, All members lost weight, Kingsbury Missionary Club of It was reported that the with the e~cepjjon of one the Carleton Church held its recent rummage sale brought member who had a half-pound regular meeting at the home or , in a profit of $103. A get-well weight gain, therefore only one Mrs.' . Mary Lou Houdashelt card was sent to Mrs. Edith pig trick was e~ercised . recently with the club's Ross who underwent surgery Following the meeting a projects being the main topics and recently returned home. products party was held with 10 of discus5ion.. ' The next meeting will be held members and two guests . The devotional meeting was at the home of Mrs. Virginia present. opened by the president, Mrs. · Dean, July 13. Mrs. Janet Beal Judy Limbach, a new ARE VISITORS Virginia Dean,.with all present gave the closing prayer. member, was welcomed into RUTLAND - Visiting at the the club. Those interested in reading Matthew 6:5-34. Refreshments. of fruit salad, · Special readings were "He strawberry shortcake, coffee, home of Mrs. C. W. St;msbury joining may contact Mrs. Answe red" by Mary Lou and lemonade were served to and Mrs. Vona McKnight, Putman at 667-3396. Houdashelt and "Living the Mrs. Delores King, Mrs. Karen Rutland, recently were Miss Way We Pray" by Grace Murray,, Mrs. ,('race While, · Kathy McKnight and Miss Beth Mrs . Anita Dean, Mrs. Davis, Bowling Green State U'lliversity and Mrs. Elsie Maralene Harrison, Mrs. Judy AUTO DITCHED 1 "" ,{{ IT Carl, Mrs. Janelll Beal, Mrs. McKni~ht , Urbana . Mrs . POMEROY ~ Meigs County "/'I Ojj H Virginia Dean, Mrs. Louise Garnet En tsminger, MidHarrison, Mrs. N.eva King, dleport, was a dinner guest. Sherif( Robert C. Hartenbach 's I Mrs. Yvonne Young, Mrs. Others calling were Charley Department investigated a I Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Mary c,awfo rd. and Mrs, Opal · single car accident !"riday a.l In cludi ng Our Lou Houdashelt, Greg and Tina Thomas both of Leitchfield, 4:45 p.m. In Syracuse. No . Mi x and Match · 1 Murray, Audra Houdashell, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Grate, persona l injuries were 1 Jodi and Scott Harrison and Langsville, Mrs. Nellie Vale reported. Mark David Dodson, and Fannie Petitt; Albany, Middleport, traveling west 'on 1 Wesley Young. Mrs . Ruby Halliday, Rutland, SR 124, lost control of his car 1 M."te . somet1me s called RD., Mr: and Mrs. Chesler which went off the. highway Main at Sycamore 1 yerba mate or. Paraguay tea. · Pomeroy 1 1s the national drink of Para - Ervin, Middleport, Mrs. Uzzie into a ditch. No citation was Nelson and son John and Mrs. issued . There was damage to guay . Edna Russell, all of Rutland. the left side of the vehicle , · ------nr· o· nA Sportswear ~- '.~,~ SUNDAY DAILY vacation Blille WEDNK~IJAY Sch~J 7 30 p m CHICKEN ~ program, : . . ., d b barbe R cue, 1 Rutland Church of Christ, sponsore Y acne Firemen 's Auxiliary, begin· MONDAY nlng at 11 a.m. at the flacine THEODORUS COUNCIL, Fire House . Homemade icc No. 17, Daughters of America , cream, cake aad pie: Initiation, ·7:30 p.m., IOOF ijOBO REUNION, Fort Hall. All members requested to Meigs Park, Rutland, Basket be present and wear while. dinner at noon . Bring own table Light refreshments. service. Relatives and friends - welcome . TUESDAY POMEROY LODGE No. 165, . ICE CREAM social, Royal Oak Park, 7p.m., 8-11, Western 7:30p.m., regular meeting. All Style Square Dance with caller. Master .Masons in.vited. FURNITURE BAKER_!tiiDDLEPORT, 0. With Another Great Buy--ONLY If 8ci11S, As II Sweept A~ II ClrJn\ . l n~t:Hit 4-ro~ ll!on ru~ ii~JU.~ I · UNIT CALLED POMEROY - The Pomeroy Emergency Squad .was called to 123 Locust St:, Pomeroy at 5:33 p.m. Friday where they . took Daniel JelferAto Veterans Memorial Hospilal. H~ was treated and released. men1 · ' 1001;2 E. Main St., Pomeroy ~Over the Blue & Grey Restaurant I, Under The Name of Davis lnsurmJCe Service On July 2. We· are in a position .to service your insurance needs. It will not be necessary for you to sign any stateml!nt maiied or given to you to have the .same protection on your car or property. We will give you honest and efficient service. Please stop by. or call as to the reason of the division of the Davis-Warner Insurance Agency. • LORENZO D. DAVIS . ' The Phone Number Will Be Available from Inform ation on Jul y 2. ( • Pt. Pleasant • . Mason • Silver Bridge Plaza Sunday Special Available At 3 Stores ONLY! KITCHEN KNIVES if. . ' other d~coration s. APPRECIATION SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARA.NCE . u L y !A. WHILE THEY LAST! . . ' Womens or "Mohawk" Tastemaker STRAW HANDBAGS 1~ Every bag goes Sunday at a 2 origi~al cost. Get Yours . fraction ot x. 108 BED SHEETS 72 Over 130 Thread Count Price $p6 Be.Early · Only 6 Sets To Sell In Each Store! Foam Back • V!nyl PLACE MATS SET. OF .4 T.V. TRAYS Regular 77 Value --- -\ 1 With Stack Stand! . 4roR3~ 1\11 metal. Big Sire Tray, Tho complete with fold up legs. You get rack & trays, sa•• s1.s6 $366 . .· Set . 50% Sunday Bily's Size 4 to 8 I SHIRT and PANTS SET · Regular 2.44 1 Flare Legs · Knit Shirt $!22 P'f. PLEASANT • .. ~ ( • SILVER' y \ - -·. FOR HER _ LADIES,. PANT SUITS WOMEN'S · ·MEN'S WOMEN'S SANDALS CHILDREN'S GIRLS' SANDALS R~G. WOMEN'S CANVAS SHOES 4.50 ·. 15.99 1 GOOD SELECTION RED·NAVY-WH ITE·BEIGE '300 NOW WOMEN'S SUMMER WHITE DRESS SHOES Glen Alton Thompson, Nella Jan e Thompson to Ray Lambert, ·Junnita · Lambert, . 0.5107 A., Rutland . Henry L. Johnson, dec'd., to Ellen Morgan, Ccrt. Tr.ans., . Syracuse. James W. Clifford , Jr., Faye F. -Clifford .to Col. Southcm Ohio Elec. Co .. Ease.; Bedford. Eugene Long, Shirley Long, William Long to Col. Southern Ohio Elcc . Co., Ea~e .. Lebanon. Hilda While, Hobert White, Mildred Dains, Limier Dains, Wilma Bibbee. Edward L. . Sc haefer, M<1ry Schaefer , , Clara Milh oan. Bluine Milhoan. Jean Scidcnabcl , Huy Sci rl cnabel, Jr ., Ida Sue 'Goeglcin . Al~m· t -Gocgleh•, to Philip .A. Smith, Dorothy L. ' Smith , p,u·ccls, Sa llsbw·y. l:'hilip 1\, Smith, Dorothy L. Smith . tO Philip A. Smith, Om·uthy L. Smith, Parcels, Sulisbury. l~ ll c.n . Moo·gon, Mal'ion Morgun.to Herschel B. Mu nuol, . Mur. jori~ · J . Manuel. Lo~, Syracuse . Myrtle C. Boggess, Blondcnn Brannon, • (lnrlund Brannpn, Wlillum P. Boggess. Virglnlu ·· Boggess to .lulinl'uttei'S on, 32.6 A.. OrnnAc. Hobc•·t c;, il!ll'tenbnch, Slll'llh M. Kibble lo .John V. Hctzcn, 9 A., Olive . . REG. 1 DRESS SHOES WHITE, NAVY, BONE, BLACK 16.~9 SALE $1200 30% OFF SPECIAl) ·SPECIAL! . ONE LOT . ONE LOT WOMEN'S BOYS' & GIRLS' DRESS SHOES DRESS SHOES 2 PAIRS ssoo '119 · UR LQSS - YOUR r1AI N VALUES TO 110.50 SUMMER PURSES · BOYS'.&' MEN'S . . . . ·sANDALS · 'WHITE-BONE I. •450 CANVAS-STRAW. 1!2 •• PRICE .VALUES TO 17.99 In l111' li!th. r· cn l. uo · ~ . when rurs WUI'll ChCU JJ ' I' lhnn WIMII. n l~ nropcl lll housewife 's dully duty lncludud r·utchl n ~ und ~ l llfn~ the fl(•Jlf\t lolcvltuh ly nl·. · 1rnc tcd hv rur bed C(IVOJ''· '· ·. CANVAS BOAT SHOES . ' SALE .. • !S!e_,!!30~%- 1h Men's Knit Pullover ·Shi~ · Reduced 30% .heritage. house . ' $399 MIDDlrPORT ' '" Per manent '" Cotton . " " ·. -------~~----""" "' .v LADIES' .REDUCED 30% ..., . LADIES .. . MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS & SPORT SHIRTS 0/ /0 .. LADIES' SLACKs· Polyest er Knits, Denims . and SHORTS & KNIT TOPS REDUCED 30% - . . ... '' ' . LADIES' DRESSES 1 TABLE OF. MEt(S PERMANENT PRESS PANTS VALUES TO $12.00· Knit ·and Cotton . ,J r . Misses, ~ Half Sizes. '' '• ( 30% PRICE *5.00 PAIR MEN'S DRESS. &CASUAL .· · PANTS~REDlJCED 20% ' .1 TABLE OF lADIES' SHIRTS, .BLOUSES, PEDAL PUSHERS AND SLACKS. · Values to ll.oo SALE PR1Gk'2.00 ' . I . ' '· ' LADIES' KNIT COATS. .MEN'S DRESS STRAW HATS REDUCED ·20% . 20% ME ~~--~~E~S,-H-OS-IE-RY~ LETTERED T·SH PANTY HOSE ·-...-..... Men's Lightweight .. •.. • ...... ....• ' DOCED 20% .... ... . -....•. .•.., % JACKETS & WINDBREAKERS MEN &WOMEN'S LUGGAGE r REDUCED 20% MEN'S & WOMEN$----'\. ' · --------~ -: · BLOUSES & KNIT TOPS · 1 RACK OF MEN'S SUITS . . · AND SPORT COATS REDUCED ·.: REDUCED 30%· REDUCED 30% Men's Sport Coats Reduced 20% CANVAS OtPARTMEN.T STOltE SHOP OUR BUSY LITILE STORES In u MEN'S SUITS A 01SCO\JNT ... CLEARANCE SALE! • '-"'-- FOR , Transfers The big Advertised Items On Sale Sunday Only! I OF . Property · size white te rr y with colorful prinl ~. - ' - MEMO ·- Meigs Budweiser, Beelgirl. and 15~ utilityknife. Stainless steel · blades, rosewood handles. You 'll want several. perlect for .table settings. I coWJcll,student.-epresenLatlve to _ Ohio Education Assn . Con terence, accompanying '. v·ice President Jablonld to the' meeting . Kent also !lellvered the Commencement address at ~~~ graduation exercises, Kent will be specializing In elec- •· Ironic teChnology.. ' " )'OMI!:RO\' - Twu persons were held owir for grand jury, 9 were fined and 14 forfeited · • • bonds in Meigs County Court ..'. Friday. . Held over for grand jury .. , were Rebecca Chatfield, 'RD., Rutland, and Eric Ritter, R. .. " D., Rutland, both or possession "\: ., ..__ or marijuana chargeswilh $500 • ACCOHDJNG TO WAr.J~CE Bradfotd children, will no . longer be allowed to ride rides at t~e Meigs County F:Wr . bonds each. . l'ined by Judge Frank W. ·barefooted. I Porter. were Gary L. Mayes, This is a newstate lnw and must be obeyed . . ·' Bedford, Ohio, Herbert MRS. ORVll,LE BROWN, LONG BOT'I'OM, writes that her Mcintyre, · Minersville , and ( Ralph Rose, Racine, $5 and son, Bob, who is se•·ving with the U.S. Air Force on the island of · Guam read reccnfiy in tho newspaper for military overseas "The costs .each, speeding; Floyd E. Stars and Stripes" about Pomeroy Attorney, Fred Crow, being Chambers, Williamstown, W. • voted by !he Ohio legislature in an official resoiutionthe "Grand Va., and jlalph B. Wells, Long Bottom, $10 each, speeding; Croaker of U1e State of Ohio". •• News of Crow and Ohio Society for the promotion of the Bull Roy N. McClung, Proctorville, RETIRES- Art Price, 66, Pomeroy, one of the owners • and Shirley J. Kauff, Mid~'rog is really traveling. • and operators of the Pome~oy Pastry Shop, has retired after • dleport, $10 and costS; eacfi, · 48 years In the baking b.usiness. Price began working in • The past 11112 years of my ownership of · · Al.BEHT (RED) KEETON, who has been a patient at Holzer stoQ sign; James H. Windl.and, • baked goods when he was 16, first for the Guth & Whitlock Medical Center, is now at his home in Minersvltle. Those wishing Belpre, $10 and cosls, passing the MIDDL EPORT BOOK STORE have and la.ter the Covert bakeries. He served with the U.S. Navy •' to remember him with cards may send them to Box 191, · at, an intersection; and Jack • during World War II. Price is a member of the St. Paul bee.n ~njoyable and interesting. · • Syracuse. · " Paynter, Chillicothe; $5 atld Lutheran Church. He and his .wife, Beatrice Hess Price, .· 1 am appreciative for t~e pl!!asant .store •'• costs, no slow moving embleni. reside at 121 Locust Street, Pomeroy. The Pomeroy Pastry . . . custor-tter . relationships developed and l'orfeiling bonds were James · Shop will continue its operation under the ownership of Roy WE'RE HAPPY TO REPORT that Syracuse Postmaster F. •. maintained, and to my co-workers; p~st and A. Enoch has returned. home after suffering a heart attack ·· 1!:. Cox: Lancaster, O)lio, Jack and Bill Mayer. • present, for. their assistance. W. Buckley, New Brighton, several weelis ago. . •' • Mr. Enoch is able to be out and enjoy the lovely summer Pa ., Carlton W. .Edwards, ·1· wish for the new owners, Patricia • weathet·. It will be stimetime, however, ·before he is able to Aikens, S. C., Carl Napier, Smith and Janice Salser, continuing success ' . NEW OEA PRESIDENT Vienna, W. Va. , Robert HIGHWAY SAFETY MONTH resume his duties at the post otrice. and an ever improved store to .serve you, the COLUMBUS (UP!) COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. Phillips, Coolville, Ohio, James pub Iic. · MRS. RALPH HARVEY, matron at the Meigs .County M. Hill, South P9inl, Ohio, John John J. . Gilligan has Donald L. Traxler, assistant Thank you Children's Home: reports the following have made donations to . W. Eichinger, ·syracuse, and proclaimed July "Let's Hear It professor or education at Ohio Bernice Baker the home ! Mrs. Annie Chapman and Sarah Congo, clothing; the Martha Brunson, 'Rt. · t, · for Highway Safety in .Ohio" Northern University In Ada, became president of the 80,000mont/1. The Ohio Association of IWv. C.'harles Simons, toys; Gerald Anthony, Chair; Ivan Walker, Cheshire, $27.50 eac~, '. clothing, food and toys ; Riverview Community Bible School, speeding; Sandra McKay, Insurance Agen)s and the state member Ohio Education electric fan; YICA at Meigs High, bread; MI. Moriah Bllptist Co,lumbus, and Thomas . !'lepartment of Highway Safety Association today. Church and First Baptist Church, both of Middleport, games, McKay, Jr.; Columbus, $25 are cooperating in preparation Latex llows between the • ·swing set, plus other gru!les; Xi Gamma Mu, baked goods and each, ·disturbing ·the peace; and distribution at big sporting bark laye rs of trees rather potato chips and Mrs. Jim· Adams, c~bbage : Linley Roush, Jr., Rutland, evenls of such items as lil" than in the wood like sap '· ">·1 terbags, fans and public in$17.50,.parking on the highway; . • ,, Jay W. Saperstein, Livingston, formation posters bearing N. J., $37.50, speeding; Roger highway safety messages. '" . . Howland, Stockport, . Ohio, '" GALLIPOLIS - Jackson location on July .9. $32.50, speeding; Joseph D. An open house will be held at Production Credit ' ' . . To redeem their •arid lands.' Lawrence, . RD, Racine, "' Association's new office . the new structure in the near lsraelis use 90 per cent of their ' $357.50, DWI '" water tor l~ngatlon . facility, located at 228 Upper future, Rt. 7, Gallipolis, will open for ' business on thursday, July 5. . Thi s was announced Saturday by Richard (DiCk) Sterrett. Construction on the · 'I new building was completed '" last week. '" The Colonial-type structure L ·will provide offices for Gallia "' BEGINS MONDAY, JULY 2 .:- 9:15 A.M. and Meigs Counties . PCA __. :~ .I..I..U U - members and ·the Federal . $.ALE STARTS l.andbank Association which ONE LOT ONE LOT MONDAY, · Serves eight southeasbrn Ohio Polyester Kn it '" counties·. Wool and Da.c ron and Polyester ~ ­ JULY 2 · Another service of the • · Knit. • facility will be a iarge·meeting · NO LAY-AWAYs· • REG. 14.99 TO 113.99 . room in the basement which will be available for all NO A~PROVALS · LADIES agriculfure .gro ups at ·no All SALES .charge. ·NOW TO Styled by Lady Man hattan, After the Production Credit CASH ' S~apely, Lori Lynn . office opens on July 5, the Federal Landbank 0ffice will ONE LOT begin operations at its new Regular $1.99 knife, grapefruit steak knife , de):orafed Place mafs that .are over for grand jitry . !'QMgHoY - ·n1e home of Mr. und Mrs, ted !Wed recently was the ~cen e of a turkey barbecue prepare\~ by Mr. Reed himself. Reed not only prepared lhc "bird'' bu( ulso hqd made hOmemade bread . Mr~. ·llwd prepared other roods. . Attending the barbecue l"erc eJ11ployes of the Farmen Bllnk and Suvlngs pf which Reed Is President. Attending were Thereon · Johnso11, Paul kloes, Roger Hysell, Jon Kari!Chl)lk, Patty Yourig, Dorothy Will , Evelyn Lanning, JQanne Wlillams, Jean Werry, '. Ruth Cllsscll, Patty Well, Susa~ Andrews, JennyPro.ffitt, Lois Burt and Goorge Hicks. · BEACH TOWELS A491 Value: RESERVOIR RIWPENS WASHlN.G'f.Q~ ,COURT HOUSE, Ohio (UP!) - Deer Creek Reservoir, closed since late Ulst weell because or high water from rains, re-opened . for swimming, boating and fishing Saturday. ' ..., MASON , W. Va.- Mr. and ·honors while a student' lit the . Mrs. William Brown attended· college, grad'ualed at the top of. recent graduation exercises of his class. A spedal certificate their son, Kent, from Elec. li sted · ,iome of . his Ironic Tcchnology.Jnslilule, AI achie.Yements as class Koran Auditorlwn, Cleveland. re~resentative , ~ ice-presid ent Kent, who received many and president of the student '· By Katie Crow· Sund_ ay Only • 5·Hours! Sunday Back, Two held .Katie's Korner ~ Kent lirown w'ins ma. ny hiah honors . 'I Non Skid I¢J, . New office to open July 5th · I Paring knife, rww I' ' !).~·!'..'"1:•:-:-;o;.:-»::>~»:•:~•'•'•'o'oW.0.0,:0Y.o'JlNN" ' ' ' ... • •'•'•o;.•.•,yAt, •"r'IIH.-;•,• . ., OPEN Sunday 1 P.M. to 6 P.M. ; .1 ' • Mr. Davis Is Opening An Office At _.._._._..._.._.._.,._~: GIRL HURT MJDDL£PORT I Jhe Mi,ddleport emergency-rescue unit was called to the Mid· dlepOrt Lunch Room at 12:06 p.m. Saturday where Sandra Terry , walking along the sidewalk at the front of the lanch room, was struck l)y an unidentified boy riding bicycle on the sidewalk. No charge was · filed. Sandra's injuries were reported minor, Marriage Lh!enses POMEROY - Richard Arthur 'Winebrenner, 67 , Syracuse, and Vilma Ernestine Faber, 47, Sy racuse ; Kirk _ Dean Chevalier, 20, Tuppers Plains, and Karla K. Deal, 17, Pomeroy , IU. 4. ~ FORMER DAVIS-WARNER INS. SERVICE Tommy' Hill and Angela, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Dugan, Kim, Kevin, and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill, Monica and Mindy, Mr . and Mrs. Roger Hill and Scot, Virgil Hill and Dwight, Mr. arid Mrs. Clifford Hill and Max, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hill and Dolly, Mr. and Mr~ . Dallas Hill, Art and Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Roush and Joey, Mr .. and Mrs. Darrell Norris and Tracy, Mrs. ·Raymond Hensler and Jamie , Miss Norma Jarrell , Miss Judy Roberts, Miss Lee Ann Nease, Rev . and Mrs .· Frank Cheesebrew, Rev. and Mrs. Howard Shiveley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stevens, Culloden , W. Va., and Mrs. Mar~ Stevens, Charleston, W. Va . . . 'S I.QLA DAUGHTER BORN ·'POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Donohue , Rt . 4, Pomeroy, announce the birth of a daughter, . Barbara Michele, June 25, at O'Bieness Hospital, Athens. The infant weighed eight pounds and "three ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Loren ·Lee, Albany and greatgrandmother, Mrs. Ruth .' Parsons, Racine. The Donohue's are also the parents of two sons, Michael -and William and twin daughters, Katrina and Lorena. IIIEE'I' •'• OI', PARADE ·• (JAJ.l,IPOI ,IS - All Girl &·outs nrc requested to'mcolnl 9::10 a.m. ut .the corner or second Ave., and Spruce St., G~llll'olls, to march In the July 4 pnrudc. Please wear summer , • w11ronu of d~!rk sh01·ts, kn~e soK and while blouse. Camp l':lblju crazy hats are to be worn . Parcnl'l may pick their scouts up at !he park .front spca kcrs·' :s'··nd "' following the panuje. · · NOTICE TO ALL CLIENTS OF THE I •' I :·~ Over 100 attend · Hill-reunion PORTLAND . - Over 100 people attended the annual Hill Familv Reunion Sunday, June 24, at Portland Park. MICHAEL SELLERS Attending the potluck dinner and gel-together were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Grimm, Bobby and MASON, W.Va. - E. T. Van Joe, all from Columbus ; Mr. Maire, one-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill, Mr. and and Mrs. Eddie Van Maire, Mrs. Harold R~sh. Mr. and Mason, W.Va., celebrated his Mrs. Bob Hill and Jay, Phillip MIDDLEPORT - Michael first birthday, June 17 at the Hill and daughter, Andrea, Mr. Allen Sellers, son of Mr . and summer home of his aunt and and Mrs. Billy Hill; Billy, Jr., Mrs . Gerald · E. Sellers, uncle in Racine. Jeff, Ti;n, and Chris, Mr. and celebrated· his first birthday, His birthday ca ke was Mrs . Waid Foster, Sheryl, June 7, with a party at the · decorated with a little boy John, and Eric, Mr. and Mrs. home of his grandparents, Mr. fishing in a pond and a frog David Hill, Perry, Seth and and Mrs. Curtis Roush. sitting on a rock. "Happy Jason, Mr. and Mrs. George The birthday cake was white Birthday, E.T." was inscribed Hill, Eric, Mandy, and decorated with red roses and on the cake which had one re.d Theresa, James Ray Hill, Mr. blue trimming witl1 "Happy candle. . and Mrs. Clarence Hill, Joey Birthday, Michael" written on Cake and ice cream were Hill, Columbiana, Mr. and Mrs. it. It was centered with one red candle. . served to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bill Bigelow , Dav id and Refreshmenls of cake, ice West, Debra, Rhonda , John Debbie, East Palestine, Mrs. cream and soft drinks were and Melody, Mrs. David Van Inez Hill, l)lr. and Mrs. Brady POMEROY - . Vincent served. Attending were Matre, Mrs : Cecila Van Maire Huffman, Brady, Jr., Greg, and Lisa, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight, Jr., son of Mr. and and Beth Ann. Michael's mother, Joyce; Mr. w·erner Mr and Mrs Rusty Mrs . Vincent Knight, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Don Richard and Mrs. Curtis Roush and ' · · . Wood and Ryan , Mrs. Esther Pomeroy, was honored on his Hill and Clarissa, Mr. and Mrs.· Sylvia, Mrs. Danny S':aats and. West, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cor- sixth birthday with a party at Robert Scott and his greatnell, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd the home of his grandparents, grandmother, Mrs . Sylvia Chapman, Shelley and Kim, E. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Knight, Badgley. Sending a gift was his T. and his parents. Lincoln Hill. · grandmother, Mrs. Ada Rowe, Assisting with the party were Racine. E. T. received many gills for his birthday. Mrs , Sa ndra Korn , Mrs. / Marilyn Poulin and Mrs. Celebrates "birthday . · "•> Kestersons to observe golden • .J wedding year .. .. ... --...............:. - Mr. and Mrs . ..'-·-...."'-...•. -... .. ....... .."" . ........... . Dale.POMEROY Kesterson, · Rt. 3, ~ Cecil Sayre . Sponsored b y - ~ Shade ltlvcr Bells and llcaux W,: ·, Square Dance Club. Everyone "••, we 1c01n"• • l~ MIDDLEPOI\1' Masonic :~ Lod~c No . 363, 7:30 ().Ill , ~.: : regular meeting . All Muster ·· Masons are Invited. I . SAYINGS OF TO 50% -~ahr Clothiers HOURS·: · 9:1S TO 5:00 MON. THRU FRI. I 9:15 TO 8 .MIDDLEPORT, 0. I . -. J • I ..• • '• .: J ,, ., ... ."'•. • ....•. • �• ••• .... .' ·~ • .... .. _. .. • ':$' ' ~ . o I ....' .. lt-'fheSUnday1unes,Sentillel,Sunday,Juuly I, 1973 • ' ' •• I • PHILAOEI;PHIA (UPI) - ment uld ,.. Ule financial 'J'ru•tee$ of tile Penn Central ' condition Ill' the estate has ' handlld. down an ultimatum become so perllbu s · that • . By Jo Ellen Diehl Friday : H will shut down ·lor prudent stewardship requires •• POMER.OY -·Nancy Jo and Jim Clatworthy and Sandy and gOOd oci, 31 unless It gets lmme!flate attention · to an Dennis .Schilling returned home last week after a week of ffnlinclal aid fr om the orderly. CC!IIlatlon Of ~ervlce vacation In Florida. Ahighlight oi their trip to Pompano Beach government. bEirore lhe end of the year," the was a day's stop at Olsneyworld In Orlando. Car trouble and rat~ Tllfl plan to llquldate-pen:n trustees $111d. for every day bi*ohe dldn 't even daunt their fun . ' Central's assels was filed In U. Barring a massive Infusion S. District' Court of taxpayers' dollars, there is SANDY JOHNSON, WHO Is back living in Middleport for the The plan did _not reveal "no basis for formulatin g a SIIJI\Illet was dejected because she couldn't. attend the first Meigs : exactly how much money the reorga nization Invo lving . ' High Alumni social evern last night because of a wedding she was railroad needed to survive. rewn tiof) Ill' the rail enwrprise ~ked to attend In Pennsyl~ania . But. then Sllftdy found out that However, It has be.~n ~stlrnated ' by the d~llor," they said In a the wedding ,Was to be a Polish wedding with plenty of merry· that Penn Central would need · plan flied Friday in U. S. making, lasting from two to .three days. Fun loving S.ndy wasn't close to $1 billion over a period District Court. ' dejected much longer! · of years. ·· ' : Ahearing will be held at 10 a. • . ' "In the abl!!lnce o! govern- m.' Monday In . the court to 'l'HE MEIGS-VINTON-JACKSON .Bookmobile staff is in discuss the liquidation :; competition. Ye~. the eight member staff Is having a contest to propooals. "' see who brings In llle most customers. The winner w!U receive a .free dinner, so If you have a favorite employee of the Book· mobile, go to !he Bookmobile ants next stop and tell them who f'enderbosch is ·• you ·came for . • POMEROY - Mr. Eddy · -: ~ · The staff is also willing to take any suggestions for diff¢rent .1 Educator's schedule, July 2, 3, taking training . :; ,:· stops around the community to Increase the number of people 5, 6, in Meigs County : they serve. July 2 -'- Long &ottom, 3;4 · GALLIPOLIS "- Joseph E. p.m.; Keno,.4:30-5:30; Bashan, Fenderbosch, . 4 Hil~rest PHYLUS. HACKE'IT was busy being a friend this week to 6-7; Baer's, 7:3().8; ·Naomi, Drive; . Safety Supervi~r· at Pat and Olarl!e Jordan as she helped them move to their new 8:15-ll:45. OVEC's Kyger Creek Station; home 'in Tennessee from Colwnbus where Charlie recently ·July 3 - East Letart, 3-5 is attending a three day finished his residency. He wUI be setting up medical practice in p.m.;. Apple Grove, 5:3IJ..Ii ; training course, "Sampling ·Tennessee. . . Dorcas, · 6:30-7:30; Syracuse and Evaluation of Airborne Pat Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc" Price, PortP.O., &-8 :30. Asbestos Dust," conducted b~ land. She'was girls' physical education instructor at Meigs High July 5 - Wagner's, 2:45- the Division ' of Training, School until their move to Colwnbus. 3:15; pm. ; Racine Bank, 3:30- National Institute for bc4: 30; Syracuse-Lisle, 5-6; . .cupational Safety . and ljealth ROGER AND. MARY BARR AND ' FAMILY, former Forest Run, 6:15-7 :15; Tuppers (N!OSH) in Cincinnati. residen\S. of Meigs County, ar.e· visiting the area this week'while Plains, 7:311-8:30. · Fenderbosch is one of a &ger I• cin ·vacation from his duties as State Highway July 6- Hemlock Grove, 1-2 group of approximately 12 Patrolman at the Chillicothe unit. · · p.m.; Dick's Grocery, 2:15- persons receiving training in Mary Is wellremembered,by former Girl &outs as she was a 3:15 ; Morgan 's, 3:30·4:30; the_use of instrumenls and the very capable imd well-liked leader a lew years back. .. Rock · Springs, 4:45-5:45; procedure s for sampling Che ster, 6:·15·7; )uppers needed for accurate evaluation Plains, 7:30-8:30. of potential oc cup~tional Bookmobile office will be hazards due to airborne ·closed on July-4. · asbestos dust. "SUPIR·RIGHT" QUALITY s s 98. .••• •• •• ..•• ' . WHERE.ECONOMY. ORIGINATES. ~ , ,~.;....;..,_ _ P'rl~,; Gcood July MIDDLEPORT,.OHIO .GALLIPOUS, OHIO • ·7 9 OPEN INDEPENDENCE DAY · a.m. to 6 -lb• . .{ y· . 4 VARIETI.ES : sr' $;~i-8;~;l;~TH.ant • · Rib Roast · •• • )~· SHO!JLDER CUT .SHC~UL,JJtR. CUT lb, Ste•ks • • 0 $1_49 I ·. ·. • •• . "SUPER-RIGHT" . Canned Ham .••.. ,;:tb.$159, · WHOLE ;c· . ' •. W I ..•••••• •• I I Ne.Ws, Events OR H;A.LF By Mrs. ~e~bert Roush Mrs. Ava Belles of Wellston visited ·· recently over a ' · weekend with her sister-in-law • Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman. ' Greg Donohew of Circleville· -. spent the weekend with his parents,- Mr. ·and Mrs. Roy Dono hew . '' ~ Douglas Donohew of Cir· cleville visited a week with .his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Donohew. . . Attendj_ng an ·85th birtl)day · . ,\ . •• ' ...... . ·--... ·.....·.•••. ··.·•• Northwest Bing Texas Jumbo "' Golden Yellow ~ weefl . jumbo 5. size . .. ·-...... ' (~ 4:' . ••• • ' ••• • I . • ...' . POMEROY - The schedule for the coming week for the Meigs Coun!y Sr . Citizen Cenwr is as follows: MONDAY ...;, decopage, 1-:1. TliESDA Y - rpg hooking 9 a.m. - 11 p.m.; cards and games, I prn · 4 pm. · WEDNESDAY - closed for the 4th of July. THURSDAY - Crafts, 9-11; cards and games, 1-4; crewel, with Mrs. ·Pikkoja, 2-4. . . . FRIOAY- Rug·hooking, 9-11. c:ans lle,@/ I• ..And . .., Get 24, 1·ol. 'F . WITH THIS COUPON 100, ,~~ whtt. PI•'" I WITH TH IS COUPON luy 2' IO·Ib. o~ I, 20.Ib, h • · AlP Cht rc;oil tnd G•t • of lf·o•· C.n ·Kooly Kupps Good Thru S.turdty, July 7th A.t A.lt AlP WEO 'c - Cah. Dlv. l:..).~~q>I~=:;===.LIMIT ONE COli_POI~==.,=•i~ ;;J ~;:\(.!)~t A&P WEO COUPON ~,1./1'1· VANILlA I.CE CREAM ,""'12 (Oal. " J .. Eight O'C:Iock"("' , Bean 'CoffeiL, 68¢ ""'' 100% L-Ib Bra2ilian 'ha~· ·aac . Good Thr11 $Murd•~. July 7th At. All AlP WEO 't - Colt. Olv . . 220Y,cnnw-oz.69C f~t: Coupon Good lhru S1lurd1y, Jul~ 11h At ,t.l! A.P WE0'1 - Colt . ~ l v, , ' . Ice Tea Mix z~. ggc ~~;;~1.!)[~:=;--;:: A&P WEO COUPON ==:;:•\NitA~ HEAV:Y DUTY . roll 39c S.l~ r!Uy, Ju lr lt'h At All A.P WfiO '\ - Co li . Dl.,, Good Thru Chlpos 2 u."'..'79c ' '1~1~ C(lupon Pklfif. , Co.l!pon I.JJi..!'•·•-""'~ii!!d Thri. S•turd1y, July 7th A+ I AlP WE0 '1 - Colt. Dlv. 'c.Ji"'=<LIMil ON~ Cf:!Ui'ON•=::oiG'j!~~ Cori /Y\•t ~lt$itA&P W£Q c,g_yPON• 1 Chip Di/' 3 8· 07. cups !::::::!;::>)'i GENERAL MILLS 'Reynolds Wrap J8 11 x2n' ' !fordo;,.•; · ~= A,&P WED l:pUPON CHEO-O.BIT Chttlt :ill<Ctl(/1 $100 . tiNDLI 1-lh. WRAP Pkl• 79c A of~H WIOit - Colt. Dl¥ . .. ~~LIMIT ONI LB. • I Reg. 30' COIJPOIIj(l'l~G): • ., HOMOGENIZED 'MILK ·2 ~ Call446-0699 · / WORLD·WIDE 33 Court Street TRAVEL SERVICE 2Halfl Gallon FOR cartons AMERICA'S LARGEST TRAVEL AGE:NCY ...1--------------------------. .. "French City Brand" LADIES SLEEVELESS WIENERS NYLON SHELLS ¢ 2rof$ 00 12-0z. . Pkg. . ' ANNUAL RATE 7 MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY I I WITH TRAY l·lb. .. pkg:, • Interest payable quarterly on face amounts le.ss than $5,000. Minimum deposit $1,000. Automatically renewable. The 'OV B ·way of helping more people make. more money . ... /o MARSHALLEA 18" 0 ,Oc .. .. BACON TACKLE BOX now paid·on two·y~ar ova· ·. ss,OOO Certificates "Jones Boys" Old Pal INCO~E one-year ·Certificates, .monthly or quarterly income · .' ) "Jones Boys" EVEREADY •o' BATTERIES \ For ·airline r.eS!fya1ions arou'nd the corner ... ·Ohio'!!I~ Ba~~ 1~1: Coupon J09olld T~J• hl.,doy, Jwly 71~ AI 14 "FRENCH CITY BRAND" also available ••• ONE ' COlJPO~II[@:l!i~~ Our Own •Y ' or around the world ... .. •• • .700 WEST MAl N..STREET POMEROY, OHIO this week .dinner ill ' honor· of Mrs. Ada ,.. . . . . . Norris saturday at the home of ~. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story and daughter , Rosalee of Darwin, Mrs: Maggie Roush, .. Mildi-ed Ripley of Charleston, • W. Va., Mr . and Mrs . .~ Gloeckner and son, 'David. ·",.. Spending Saturd·ay evening · . and •c .q with the Gloeckners . •:I" •• asslsllng in the birthday •• celebration of Mrs. Norris ':.;. were Rev. and Mrs. Freeland ""'' Norris ' Mr . and Mrs. Floyd ,. . ' Norris, 'Mrs . . Ruth Donohew, · : . Mr. and Mrs . Marshall Adams, ~..; Tom Norris, Mrs. Larry ;;, ~ o :Brien, children Jimmy, :: , Linda and Carol. Ice .cream ,"' and cake and punch were ':"" served by Mr . and Mrs . !' Gloeckner to those named :; • above . Mrs. Norris was :" presented a birthday. cake by · )• her daughter, Ma·rgaret, '.~ - . decorated in pink, white and . : green with "Happy Birthday • Mom, 85" . : • Clarence Roy and son Rex, of -:.. Racine and TolJlmY Warner ·• ·• assisted ·Mr: and Mrs. Homer Warner in mowing their grass . , and cleaning their garden • Saturday evening.'Mr. Warner : Is Improving after having a • • heart. attack. .• ·Mr . and . Mrs. Roy Pooler, ·' MI. Herman, Mr. and !l!rs. Darrelt:Norris and daughter, Tracy, called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris Sunday af· ternoon. ., Leswr Roush and son , Gary, called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade at Troy. .Randy Lyons of Henderson, ¥'· Va ., Is asslstlng Aaron • . Wolfe with his farming . Mrs, Eula wol!e and Randy. called althe home of his parents, Mr . .• and Mrs.· Cla~lc.e ' Lyo~ts at Henderson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs." James Hunt, Mr . and Mro , Wl~llam Wlc~llne and son, Scottie, Mrs. Erma Wilson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burri nt Bolivar Dam. .· : ·· Mrs.Patty Torr and children of Cuyahoga F.aJis, Mrs.. Barbara llr·utum and children • ·. ' · Oi . Chlcugo vlsit.ed their· , .• grandpat·en~, Mr. and Mrs. ErrieHl Grimm recently . Mr, and Mr ~. Clarence Shuler and daughtor of Ur· bana, Ill., lire spending a vacation wlih ~Is parenl.!, Mr. and Mrl . Colter Shuler and ,, brother~, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shuler and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shuler. I Castleberry 9 to 9·DAILY •NOon to 8 SUNDAY 137 PINE STBEET GALLI POLIS, OHIO Center activities · Apple Grove , : •• •• ' ·. . ,~.$15. • • •• • ' . ew. . " ' ',!1111 . fm lo1W, Eddy's schedule for this w:eek · ' Thl\l I .. 15·1~. Avg. ~Yf: ' ·. DEAL ME IN, too Penn Central will get help of stop BAR·B·QUE. , .GRILL WAGNER FRUIT DRINK ' t Orange • Grapefruit I .• Grape .88 SPINCAST \ ROD·and REEL COMBINATION .99 32 EACH ZEBCO NO. 77 ' OL bottles SET �• ••• .... .' ·~ • .... .. _. .. • ':$' ' ~ . o I ....' .. lt-'fheSUnday1unes,Sentillel,Sunday,Juuly I, 1973 • ' ' •• I • PHILAOEI;PHIA (UPI) - ment uld ,.. Ule financial 'J'ru•tee$ of tile Penn Central ' condition Ill' the estate has ' handlld. down an ultimatum become so perllbu s · that • . By Jo Ellen Diehl Friday : H will shut down ·lor prudent stewardship requires •• POMER.OY -·Nancy Jo and Jim Clatworthy and Sandy and gOOd oci, 31 unless It gets lmme!flate attention · to an Dennis .Schilling returned home last week after a week of ffnlinclal aid fr om the orderly. CC!IIlatlon Of ~ervlce vacation In Florida. Ahighlight oi their trip to Pompano Beach government. bEirore lhe end of the year," the was a day's stop at Olsneyworld In Orlando. Car trouble and rat~ Tllfl plan to llquldate-pen:n trustees $111d. for every day bi*ohe dldn 't even daunt their fun . ' Central's assels was filed In U. Barring a massive Infusion S. District' Court of taxpayers' dollars, there is SANDY JOHNSON, WHO Is back living in Middleport for the The plan did _not reveal "no basis for formulatin g a SIIJI\Illet was dejected because she couldn't. attend the first Meigs : exactly how much money the reorga nization Invo lving . ' High Alumni social evern last night because of a wedding she was railroad needed to survive. rewn tiof) Ill' the rail enwrprise ~ked to attend In Pennsyl~ania . But. then Sllftdy found out that However, It has be.~n ~stlrnated ' by the d~llor," they said In a the wedding ,Was to be a Polish wedding with plenty of merry· that Penn Central would need · plan flied Friday in U. S. making, lasting from two to .three days. Fun loving S.ndy wasn't close to $1 billion over a period District Court. ' dejected much longer! · of years. ·· ' : Ahearing will be held at 10 a. • . ' "In the abl!!lnce o! govern- m.' Monday In . the court to 'l'HE MEIGS-VINTON-JACKSON .Bookmobile staff is in discuss the liquidation :; competition. Ye~. the eight member staff Is having a contest to propooals. "' see who brings In llle most customers. The winner w!U receive a .free dinner, so If you have a favorite employee of the Book· mobile, go to !he Bookmobile ants next stop and tell them who f'enderbosch is ·• you ·came for . • POMEROY - Mr. Eddy · -: ~ · The staff is also willing to take any suggestions for diff¢rent .1 Educator's schedule, July 2, 3, taking training . :; ,:· stops around the community to Increase the number of people 5, 6, in Meigs County : they serve. July 2 -'- Long &ottom, 3;4 · GALLIPOLIS "- Joseph E. p.m.; Keno,.4:30-5:30; Bashan, Fenderbosch, . 4 Hil~rest PHYLUS. HACKE'IT was busy being a friend this week to 6-7; Baer's, 7:3().8; ·Naomi, Drive; . Safety Supervi~r· at Pat and Olarl!e Jordan as she helped them move to their new 8:15-ll:45. OVEC's Kyger Creek Station; home 'in Tennessee from Colwnbus where Charlie recently ·July 3 - East Letart, 3-5 is attending a three day finished his residency. He wUI be setting up medical practice in p.m.;. Apple Grove, 5:3IJ..Ii ; training course, "Sampling ·Tennessee. . . Dorcas, · 6:30-7:30; Syracuse and Evaluation of Airborne Pat Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc" Price, PortP.O., &-8 :30. Asbestos Dust," conducted b~ land. She'was girls' physical education instructor at Meigs High July 5 - Wagner's, 2:45- the Division ' of Training, School until their move to Colwnbus. 3:15; pm. ; Racine Bank, 3:30- National Institute for bc4: 30; Syracuse-Lisle, 5-6; . .cupational Safety . and ljealth ROGER AND. MARY BARR AND ' FAMILY, former Forest Run, 6:15-7 :15; Tuppers (N!OSH) in Cincinnati. residen\S. of Meigs County, ar.e· visiting the area this week'while Plains, 7:311-8:30. · Fenderbosch is one of a &ger I• cin ·vacation from his duties as State Highway July 6- Hemlock Grove, 1-2 group of approximately 12 Patrolman at the Chillicothe unit. · · p.m.; Dick's Grocery, 2:15- persons receiving training in Mary Is wellremembered,by former Girl &outs as she was a 3:15 ; Morgan 's, 3:30·4:30; the_use of instrumenls and the very capable imd well-liked leader a lew years back. .. Rock · Springs, 4:45-5:45; procedure s for sampling Che ster, 6:·15·7; )uppers needed for accurate evaluation Plains, 7:30-8:30. of potential oc cup~tional Bookmobile office will be hazards due to airborne ·closed on July-4. · asbestos dust. "SUPIR·RIGHT" QUALITY s s 98. .••• •• •• ..•• ' . WHERE.ECONOMY. ORIGINATES. ~ , ,~.;....;..,_ _ P'rl~,; Gcood July MIDDLEPORT,.OHIO .GALLIPOUS, OHIO • ·7 9 OPEN INDEPENDENCE DAY · a.m. to 6 -lb• . .{ y· . 4 VARIETI.ES : sr' $;~i-8;~;l;~TH.ant • · Rib Roast · •• • )~· SHO!JLDER CUT .SHC~UL,JJtR. CUT lb, Ste•ks • • 0 $1_49 I ·. ·. • •• . "SUPER-RIGHT" . Canned Ham .••.. ,;:tb.$159, · WHOLE ;c· . ' •. W I ..•••••• •• I I Ne.Ws, Events OR H;A.LF By Mrs. ~e~bert Roush Mrs. Ava Belles of Wellston visited ·· recently over a ' · weekend with her sister-in-law • Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman. ' Greg Donohew of Circleville· -. spent the weekend with his parents,- Mr. ·and Mrs. Roy Dono hew . '' ~ Douglas Donohew of Cir· cleville visited a week with .his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy. Donohew. . . Attendj_ng an ·85th birtl)day · . ,\ . •• ' ...... . ·--... ·.....·.•••. ··.·•• Northwest Bing Texas Jumbo "' Golden Yellow ~ weefl . jumbo 5. size . .. ·-...... ' (~ 4:' . ••• • ' ••• • I . • ...' . POMEROY - The schedule for the coming week for the Meigs Coun!y Sr . Citizen Cenwr is as follows: MONDAY ...;, decopage, 1-:1. TliESDA Y - rpg hooking 9 a.m. - 11 p.m.; cards and games, I prn · 4 pm. · WEDNESDAY - closed for the 4th of July. THURSDAY - Crafts, 9-11; cards and games, 1-4; crewel, with Mrs. ·Pikkoja, 2-4. . . . FRIOAY- Rug·hooking, 9-11. c:ans lle,@/ I• ..And . .., Get 24, 1·ol. 'F . WITH THIS COUPON 100, ,~~ whtt. PI•'" I WITH TH IS COUPON luy 2' IO·Ib. o~ I, 20.Ib, h • · AlP Cht rc;oil tnd G•t • of lf·o•· C.n ·Kooly Kupps Good Thru S.turdty, July 7th A.t A.lt AlP WEO 'c - Cah. Dlv. l:..).~~q>I~=:;===.LIMIT ONE COli_POI~==.,=•i~ ;;J ~;:\(.!)~t A&P WEO COUPON ~,1./1'1· VANILlA I.CE CREAM ,""'12 (Oal. " J .. Eight O'C:Iock"("' , Bean 'CoffeiL, 68¢ ""'' 100% L-Ib Bra2ilian 'ha~· ·aac . Good Thr11 $Murd•~. July 7th At. All AlP WEO 't - Colt. Olv . . 220Y,cnnw-oz.69C f~t: Coupon Good lhru S1lurd1y, Jul~ 11h At ,t.l! A.P WE0'1 - Colt . ~ l v, , ' . 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' ANNUAL RATE 7 MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY I I WITH TRAY l·lb. .. pkg:, • Interest payable quarterly on face amounts le.ss than $5,000. Minimum deposit $1,000. Automatically renewable. The 'OV B ·way of helping more people make. more money . ... /o MARSHALLEA 18" 0 ,Oc .. .. BACON TACKLE BOX now paid·on two·y~ar ova· ·. ss,OOO Certificates "Jones Boys" Old Pal INCO~E one-year ·Certificates, .monthly or quarterly income · .' ) "Jones Boys" EVEREADY •o' BATTERIES \ For ·airline r.eS!fya1ions arou'nd the corner ... ·Ohio'!!I~ Ba~~ 1~1: Coupon J09olld T~J• hl.,doy, Jwly 71~ AI 14 "FRENCH CITY BRAND" also available ••• ONE ' COlJPO~II[@:l!i~~ Our Own •Y ' or around the world ... .. •• • .700 WEST MAl N..STREET POMEROY, OHIO this week .dinner ill ' honor· of Mrs. Ada ,.. . . . . . Norris saturday at the home of ~. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story and daughter , Rosalee of Darwin, Mrs: Maggie Roush, .. Mildi-ed Ripley of Charleston, • W. Va., Mr . and Mrs . .~ Gloeckner and son, 'David. ·",.. Spending Saturd·ay evening · . and •c .q with the Gloeckners . •:I" •• asslsllng in the birthday •• celebration of Mrs. Norris ':.;. were Rev. and Mrs. Freeland ""'' Norris ' Mr . and Mrs. Floyd ,. . ' Norris, 'Mrs . . Ruth Donohew, · : . Mr. and Mrs . Marshall Adams, ~..; Tom Norris, Mrs. Larry ;;, ~ o :Brien, children Jimmy, :: , Linda and Carol. Ice .cream ,"' and cake and punch were ':"" served by Mr . and Mrs . !' Gloeckner to those named :; • above . Mrs. Norris was :" presented a birthday. cake by · )• her daughter, Ma·rgaret, '.~ - . decorated in pink, white and . : green with "Happy Birthday • Mom, 85" . : • Clarence Roy and son Rex, of -:.. Racine and TolJlmY Warner ·• ·• assisted ·Mr: and Mrs. Homer Warner in mowing their grass . , and cleaning their garden • Saturday evening.'Mr. Warner : Is Improving after having a • • heart. attack. .• ·Mr . and . Mrs. Roy Pooler, ·' MI. Herman, Mr. and !l!rs. Darrelt:Norris and daughter, Tracy, called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris Sunday af· ternoon. ., Leswr Roush and son , Gary, called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade at Troy. .Randy Lyons of Henderson, ¥'· Va ., Is asslstlng Aaron • . Wolfe with his farming . Mrs, Eula wol!e and Randy. called althe home of his parents, Mr . .• and Mrs.· Cla~lc.e ' Lyo~ts at Henderson Sunday. Mr. and Mrs." James Hunt, Mr . and Mro , Wl~llam Wlc~llne and son, Scottie, Mrs. Erma Wilson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burri nt Bolivar Dam. .· : ·· Mrs.Patty Torr and children of Cuyahoga F.aJis, Mrs.. Barbara llr·utum and children • ·. ' · Oi . Chlcugo vlsit.ed their· , .• grandpat·en~, Mr. and Mrs. ErrieHl Grimm recently . Mr, and Mr ~. Clarence Shuler and daughtor of Ur· bana, Ill., lire spending a vacation wlih ~Is parenl.!, Mr. and Mrl . Colter Shuler and ,, brother~, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shuler and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shuler. I Castleberry 9 to 9·DAILY •NOon to 8 SUNDAY 137 PINE STBEET GALLI POLIS, OHIO Center activities · Apple Grove , : •• •• ' ·. . ,~.$15. • • •• • ' . ew. . " ' ',!1111 . fm lo1W, Eddy's schedule for this w:eek · ' Thl\l I .. 15·1~. Avg. ~Yf: ' ·. DEAL ME IN, too Penn Central will get help of stop BAR·B·QUE. , .GRILL WAGNER FRUIT DRINK ' t Orange • Grapefruit I .• Grape .88 SPINCAST \ ROD·and REEL COMBINATION .99 32 EACH ZEBCO NO. 77 ' OL bottles SET �.. ' I ' .. If - T~SWI!layTimet · :;i,nt.lnel,SWlu. . , July 1,1973 Meigs wins pair· SYRACUSE - The Melgo American Legion bueball lti.lll'l upped Its M!BIOO mark .1o· 7·7 here Satu:ct.r ~r •weeping i ,doubleheader from New Matamorao, 3-2 and 5-3. Meigs won !he flral game In ·!he bottom or the seventh. With two out, John RO\Illh ~lashed a lingle to left, driving in !lick Slobart with the deciding run . .. Will Miami. los~· incentive?· .. .Cubs, 2-1 l h. , So~lh· Do p zns Warfield says 'no' Met trip Lee w ntthe route fur Mcl~s 1 striking out II and walklnM . CIJICAGO ! UPI ) paw Jon ·Matlrrck tK'altcred · only one·. New Matamoras collected seven hllll off Lee. • lour hll• _and Willie Ma~s Perk ,'.ull w1111 2-2" In the doubled home a run Sltturday nightcap, a~d he drove in three to lcud Ihe New York Melli to u 2- 1 trium tJh over thO' Chicago run ~ . Ktv ShcoL• hM one hit In 'ubH before ;. riatlonal two trip•. driving Jn the other telt,vlslon audience . two .runs In the nightcap. Mutlu f'k, ~ IO, struck out ·Meigs will play a twlnblllnt Gloustt:r toduy, oo~lnnlng ut l seven and wolked three · Malluck survivt,l eighth .--- . ~ - "' · inning showdown by striking out llon SantQ will\ lwe men on und two out. ¥nys P.Ut the Mets on the • m;01·ebourd In the third inning rive Inches, said, "I um ~olng on his room, He's real mean with 11n oppo~lte field double to to jllband move, jllh and move, and frosty . 1'hnt's a ~ood sign." m:oro Tedd y Martinei who had. ~· ra>l er hus done yery little · sing led and sacrificed to '""d ~· razl cr won't cutch me In talking ~illCC arrivin~ here to second. . the 211 lout ring." complete training for the light, The M el• scored the win!ling f'ruzlcr 's reply when ,asked hi• opinion on lhnl summation hi• II" I since losing his lllle on run hf the fourth . Arter Ken " :<econ(l round knoo~out to llo•well walked and raced to WUH UIIIJI'llltnble. The America n's manugcr George Foreman on Jan. 22. third on a single by Hu•ty Y1111k Durhllm said Joe hils ~ The bookies raW the ror·mer Staub. George Theodore l'()a~ho d the sw~c "when L Philadelphia slau~hter houll(l grounded slowly to Santo at hung the 'do not dlstrub' nollcc worker a ·1·3 lavotlte, with third. Santo's throw to the piaU! Bugnur offered at 7·2. atwmp ll~g to nip Boswell, was too late and Boswell scored . · 1'ho Cubs scored in the sixth on a single by Don Kessinger . und Jose Cardenal's double· has been charged with up. Now. however , the Inside the leltlleld line. , plying everything to lhe Inexorable eye of the 'fV 1.~1er Bert Hooton. 6-8, also lmsebull ll'r>nl •allvu all tile cumera hus been brouKht to scatWrcd live hll~ . John llulrd weni the dlslllnce on !he mound in the opener. Ianning It ~nd wulklng lour. Baird gave up only \hree hi~~ . In the nl~htc ap, Meigs rallied lor lllur runs in the boll01r1 of lh • 'slxtl) inning on two walks, un lnlleid'm.fc ty by Mlck Ash, a •Ingle ~Y Perk Ault, u lilllk ·und sln~Jcs by Kov Shccl.l and Bteve Leu. I"' Bugner is c.onfidenl 'J''-""-·~- LONDON (UP!) - European ahalllplon Joe Bu~ncr ptedlcted loday he will· prove loo last and elusive lor.former world he~vywelght tltle-~older Joe Fru~ler when they m•oct In a 12-roll!lder at Earls Court Monday nlijhl. The 2:1-ycar-old HtwHurlan· born Bug'nci , who will have ii heigh t ilnd reach advu ntn g ~ or ' Spitter detected by TV camera · · -· Nl; W YORK (U I'l ) Gaylord Pcrr)i's "spitWr" may Ml bo discernIhie to the naked eye, but thos~ TV cameras are· .8011\Clhlng- ul.•c . . Perr,y, a veteran ,J4.year-old pitcher lor the Cleveland In· dlans, who won the Cy Young award In his rlrst yea r at Cleveland In 1972, has oocn a ccu~~ed repeated ly during his cnrccr of puttlhg something on the llall besides his fingers. He "i:~,;.a~,~~~::~~ •••minations be~~~n"~~~;;~: ~;~v"er~~Jned by nmplres. PerTy has never been caught In the uct. Once the umpires even hud l'cl'ry disrobe In the locker room ,., Ihey could check his clothing. 'fh cy . couII< n't come up w1t· t1 any ev idence of him using u~y forelgn substance. Nt:w YORK (U'PI t ->rills Is then start the exhibition · breather home attraction the ye~r the Miami DolphiM campaign w!th the traditional , agaiN!! llou.~ton . llhould be •ul!erlng lro.m a nice college pll,,tar Game on. .july , As.lt turned out , the C.'hiefs, CllSI! o! uper Bowl-Ill•. . 27th before beglllillng the VIkings and Jets all had Tl111t's a common malady regular season 011 Sept. 16th d1suppolntinil seasons . But well known tD Super Bowl ugulfl!lt San Franclscjl. War!leld t'OIIlcnd.B that they winners. Since Vince Lombur· Warfield ln.•ists the Dolphin were Vi!ry much in the race dl'i .Creon B~y Puckers won , schedule last year was much when the Dolphins playc,d them the first two. none of the Sllper tougher than mosi observers and It wus a test of the team's Bowl champjons. hll.s even . thought" It was. "i challenge character that the DoiP,hlns made it back to the cl.,slc the . any crlUc of the Dolphins to won tho!OI games. following yenr- much less won look at uny team and see II they · Of course, no one- not ·even it . . had a •chedule cmnparable to wartl eld .,. expects the 'lllC York Jets •. the Kanw ours.ln the first rour weeks. If !Jo)phlns 1o go 17.0 ugain . "We -City ()llefs, the Baltimore you play contending teams on accomplished it so it's cer• Colt", and even the Dallas the roa<l,. they're very capble t,ainly . possible but it '11 Co wboyslost year's of beatin g you and we could ·probably 00 a long, long time "dynasty" ·ouldn 't do it. Now . have OO<>n 1-3 at the end or our before itls done again," he tt1e Mlarnl bolphins, frellh nrst lou" games'und we would says. Wurfleld says one of the fr om . last , yea r's r.ecor~ have been in deep !rouble," he rets of the Dolphins' real stwttertng 17.0 season, will try . say•. s that they weren't . really to avoid resting on. their For Ure record, the Dolphins ncerncd . abOut the perlect inurels. played at KWJsas City, al . season . Their only goal was to ·i>aul Warfield ,..the Dolphins' Minnesota and at the New York make It back to the Super Bowl gifted wide receiver, doesn't Jets In their first four weeks. · and avenge the loss to Dallas. think the ·club will lose Its In· '!'heir second game .was a "TI 1ere wa~ no question In L'C ntive. "I ttiink we can keep · ·· " •· rnotivatc'll by trying to oocome one or the all-time great football teams. 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Gallia native to play Boone ,, I . •) The Shop ' By ReDe Broylu encamplflent, u final In· 1'he photn above demon· ~~JM:cUon wa~ conducU!d by 1trat,es how tired - but happy · Group 12 Commander Capt. - Civil Air Patrol members Marjorie Rhinehart, the nag are ~Iter an exciting weeke.nd ceremony was performed and bivouac at Sciotn Trails ~tate another. Group 12 · aivouac Park. · come• to a clo..,. These blvotiilc• (>re most Guilla County Sqdn. 1207 important lo all cadel.l and Commander 1st Lt. Jim Shato seniW' ~mbera a1 they · are aald applications w join this taught to survive while M!ar· volunteer organization are citing wooded .hillsides for .available by· calltng 44fi.0515. victims and survivors of an The local unit me'elll ~actr . aircraft · crash . Proper Mooday ·evening at 7 at the .. . nutrition ts a must in the act or Gallla Count~ Courthouse . .MEMBERS Of Gropu XII Bt vouac pictured a~.ve are, first row, left to right : 'Keith EIUoU, outdoor Uvlng as one has 1o · There wlll not •oo a meeting q.rl• Te~ord, John ~uer, Jack Rani~y, Mike Rllinehart,lllll Rllinehart: Second row : Major have 'energy and a firm, ·July 2 oocause of the River Paul (Mike) Davis, Jllil Musgrove, Debbie Wright, 2nd U. Donna SbatD, Group XII Corn· healthy body to complete Recreation Festival as Sqdn. mander Capt. Marjorie Rhl!lehart, 1st Lt. Commander Jim Sbl!to, Co!or Bearer Ramsey, SARCAPS and ranger hikes 1207 will oo participatl~g . • ~vbidRaBush, Captain Tom ,'.nderson, Color Bearer Fred,.Rhinehart, C.U. Col. Mary Smith and er rnsey. that consist of much hiking, thlnklns, carrying back packs • I • and scrambling up and down cliffs. In this Group 121llvouac, two . . . SARCAPS and one ranser training outing was completed, · GALUPOUS - More than farms were llhown. ·H. w. was · provided by Jim Car· industry is one of the largest Sqdn . · 1202 of Chillicothe · 300 dairymen from an eight (Red) Arthur, editor of ·nahan, a Meigs d&ir)man and agricultural Income producers in southern Ohto. ·pil!ced first In the evenls with COWlly area surroimding Gallia Feeder's Digest magazme, was auctioneer. · . Gallla County Sqdn. 1207 County attended Centraf Soya · a special guest. Tex Levering, ' Main plU'pOse lor conducting Door prizes were Claimed by placing second. of Ohio's P11rlor Blend Jam. di visio n sales manager of the Pa,rlor Blend Jamboree Mrs. Avonelle Mount, Eddie In preparation for lhe•e boree recently. CentraiSoya,wasalsopresent. was io give· area dairymen BUller, Pete Sommers, C. c. events; classes were held on The event was one of several Frank Karlovic 'and. Bill more recognition .. The dairy . Lewis and Mrs. Dl!le Kautz. functions held in connection . Myers, district represtmtatives First Aid ins\ructed by Capt. wltll June Pairy Month ac- of Central Soya, assisted with · Donald M. Wilmoth of tlvities. . th I' hi ke ba Waverly ; . communications e even s c c n ' rbecue. class lnstrucU!d by Chief W-lJ During the event, held at the Earl Durham, manager of .Gallia County Junior the Central Soya firm in GALUPOUS- Portraytrig the role'of Daniel Boone In ;'GalUa Country", the''bittdoor historical Terry Palmer; an emergency Fairgrounds, Bill lewis of pt,. Gallipolis, said the event was musical-pageant coming !oon,ls BIU Spires, of Canal Winchester.. " • :-· · . servicos class taught by Maj . Pleasant rec""ved r.~gn 1' tlo'n very succes r I d th t ''w •• ''" s u,an a e The production, an orJslnai work of Lee Durlewi, Mt. Vernon, Ohio,ls being presented by tt1e·n9n· Paul Daris, Portsmouth ; for milking the largest dairy hQpe to make it an aMual profit Gallla Dramatic Arts Society In a natural amphitheatre on the Bo~ Evans' Farms ~t Rio conducted by a ranger training herd (more than 500 head) and event." Grande, the weekends of July 13 and 20. · 1 · class instructed by Cadet Lt. Ed McCoy was honored for Music for a square dance Spites wa8 born In Holur Hospital. In Gallipolis, a 4* Pound baby who now, 200 pounds later, Fred Rhinehart and a Project having the most members of returnstn his home county to portray one.ol the colorful cl!aracters instritmental in the development Xclass taught by Cadet Li. Col. his family· .in attendance . (nine) . of Glillla County. He lived only six years In this are~, near Ewlngtnn, Ohio ,' the son of Lioyd anj Mary Smith. BII!Till Spires": · • At the conclusion of :the NL!;SALKE TO SPURS . ) .'·' ~ Slides of area dairymen's SAN ANTONIO (UP!) ' The rest of his Ufe has been spent In Canal Winchester where he has been active in church choir ' . • Tom Nlssalke, who failed in a and cl!oral work, forming the Columbus Dispatch Glee Club which ts active·in that area. He has been brief stint ·as coach of the . with the flispatch 21 years and Is currently an' account executive in display advertising."-He ha• ooen . Seattle SuperSonics last ' active In the Lions International, having served as Districi13-F Governor in 1971·72. . ' season, was named coach of .Joining Spires in partlcipaUon.ln "GalllaCountry" is his wife : Patty, daughter, Usa, and son . the San Mtonio S('lors of the BREWERS·SIGN YOUNG American Ba s ke tball for the 'production be the Society's ;n (he MU..WAUKEE (UP!) - The Association Friday. <llamber of Commerce office, 16 State, St.; phone 446-9644. Time lor the performances is 8:45p.m. Milwaukee Brewers have ' Nissalke coached the Dallas Adm~slon : $2.50 reserved seats; $2 general admlsslottand $11or students. signed shortstop David Yount, "" <llaparrals In , 1972 and was 17, of Woodland · Hills, Calif., named the ABII's Coacl! of"the OF GALLIPOLIS their first-round draft choice in SAN JOSE, Calif. (UP!) - the baseball draft, the club said Year. Dallas moved 1o San 446-2822 Mtnnio at the end pf last Trade secre~ WW'th millions of ThW'sday. 446-2457 season . dollars have been stnlen from Central Soya's Jamboree drew over 300 dairymen · i';, . . our mind t11at II we got•tn the game we'd win il -re~fdlellS ot w~ represented the f'IFC," he says. r· ld On a personalle.vel, War 1e 8hould . improve on his 29 catches of a year ago II Bob C rle~e •ays healthy. They've worked together a Jon1 lime and 'the. guy who rP,I'Ia~d Griese • Earl Morrall, stressed • the running game. But·Warfield worries f,lwt the roue dclcnse will contlpue .~ stine the passing gamel. He d like the rone banne(l the way it •Is In oosketball ~nd sa,Vl!, "!he wne Is killing the P..sstng game. each year the teams are throwing less and less." He adds, "it's going tD ge! )llorse before it gets better because several teams arc swit~lting lo the wne and don't plaY It as well now as clubs who've used it a long lime. . Expos, 5 tO } . ,. Sqdn. 1207 gets 2t;J.d at bivouac Ski program for River d ~~:~·t ~~~~e p~~~e::~~ Festival is announce on U1e Cleveland riKhthander Warfi.eld Says. · ·· · during Friday night's g~rne Warfield , who want• lo wllh Ule New York Yankees. . become a . TV play-by-play GALL,IPOL!S ·- Program Perry lost the game 7·2, glvjng sportscaster when his cureor is for the Eighth Annual ,, ' · 1·IS Rl up two homers toR oy WI . 1I"' PrrrStlUHGH 1UP II - The over and continued his studies GaII 1pq . ve r Recrea t'10n · degree 111 · Festival's ski show was · ••n· an d one to Bobb Y'' •nurcer, b.ut Pirates scored the fir st three tnwards his masters what could b~ more sl~nilicant run• of a five-run third inning tcle-communicaiions at Kent nounced Saturday by a festiva l per haps was tt1e ·rv camera 's rally without 11 hit Saturday Stale in the off season, admils spokesman. .detectimi of Perry goln~ to his and went on to beat the Mon· it's too early to start com· The ski show is scheduled to armpll.l and putting u foreign !real Expos, 5. 1, behind the paring the Dolphins anir the oogin on the Ohio River at ) substance on the .ball. This seven-hi t pikhing of Nelson I' ac kers. ' p.m. on Wednesday, July 4. action was shown In slow- . Briles and Ramon Hernandez. "I don't think it's really rair The program follows: motion replay. · ~ It w"as the Pirates' third to evaluate our club at this · ACT 1 G IRL~ LINE iJP .Ilobby Bragan, former straight victory and ,fifth in point," Warfield says, "We've g~~~ien~nd~;~.n , C~~~:n ~~~: Cleveland, Pittsburgh. and thcir las t six gamesandtalsed hadagreatdealof success ina Regis Carl.er. Ray Lynn Atlanta · manager, and now Briles~ record lo 6•7. relatively short period or time . Carter. . I . NaiiOn,lll Ltagut Slondlngo · Amerlcon Loegue Slondlngs 1'exas l •auue President as G Ba , succ:ess ...,annoeod._ ACT 2 SLALOM SK I ·· By Untied P.reu lnrernollonal By United Pre., lnlernotlonol ~ 0 'Losing pitcher Bator Moore, reen Ys "'' ·=c R.andy. Rice; David . Thomas. ITwlllghl and night IJ.omos rol !Twilight and .night gomes not well as a member of the • 4•9. threw 4Spllches In the third over a period of y~ars and . ~n ACT 3 SU RFBOARD - Mark Included) lncludedl · ba~baii 'Rrulescommittee,did Inning .as he walked· Gene, the latter part or Lombardi s R'Zi:T 4 SHOE SKI _ Larry E11l W. L. Pel. G.B: E A~T ~ Pel ae the TV color commentary on Alley, hit Briles with a pitch coachmg . ca1·ccr~ they won Snowden. Chlcngo 46 32 .590 New York 43 33 .566 thestudyoiPcrryandsaid f/lut and walked Ge ne Clines •'I!' three ~~a1ght NFL tltl~s. You ACT 5 GIRLS CRISS CROSS St. l.oul• 36 37 .493 71/, Baltimore J7 31.. 544 2 In his opinion several pitches Rennie Stennett, forcing in a }ustcan tbegintocom pare lhe Rl c~harlene Carter and Carla Montreal 34 · 37 .479 91/, · Mllwoukee ~~ ~~ :f~ were "definitely doctored ", run . two clubs until may.be three ACl 6 3 MAN PYRAMID - . Phllod elp~lo 35 39 .473 9 • Booton Plllsburgh · 34 39 .472 9 Detroit 37 38 .493 s•;, and he think's Perry does throw rnor~ years. If we continue to Randv. Ri ce, Dave Thomas. New York 32 39 .451 10'1> Clevelnnd 21 48 360 15'1 Arter a fly out Willie Slllrgell Suze lle Robinson. Wtsl . WEST · ' a spiller. walke? lor another run and win and play on a champion· ACT · 7 CLOWN . ..ACT W. L. Pel. G.&. w L Pel GB The lllpc showing this was . Manny Sangulllen's sacrifice ship levei, lthlnk a ~omparison George . carter, Tuck carler. Los Angelos so 27 .649 Oakl~nd 42 JS .545 · St'\Jn nationally Saturday ar. , fly made it 3.0 berm·e Rich can b~ made then. ACT 8 SLALOM SKI ~ Mike Son Fron . • 45 :13 .517 5'h Chlcooo · 38 · 33 .535 · 1 oornonn on Wide W orld of · 11 t 11 ran"les Warfield that Carter:. Woody Carter : 1 Houalon 43 35 .551 7.'> Mlnnesolo 38 33 .535 1 llebnel''s Lwu out single - the · s1 ACT 9 BbDY SURF - Roger •. Cincinnati · 39 36 .520 10 California 39 34 .534 1 Sporl.'l, but Perry had little to first hit o! the game _ scored there. was a tend?ncy to Bra ndeberry, . Atlanta 32 45 .416 19 Konsas Ctty 40 38 .51 3 2''' say about the rllmed segment downrate the Dolphms' 17.0 ACT 10 TRICK SKI - Larry San Diego 24 52 .316 25 117 T " 3'2 1 3 two more runs. Snow•en 25 exos Salurday'sRuulls .. . u " "" ·Salurdoy's Resulls . wcause ~" ~e did no t see il · · The Expos scored their lone record because of their casu' . ACT" 11. LlTTLE SKiERS New York 2 Chicago I New Yor k 7 Clevel•nd J "How can I comment on the b . schedule "last · sea_son. '!'hey Ann elie Carter . Do n Roy , ' run In the seventh on singles y M s· Sh Pittsburg~ 5 Monlreol 1 · erwy~ Loo Angeles at Cl nclnn&tl, ~lll:•u.k~e ol Boston. ppd.. lllpe when I haven' t seen or , Boots Day and Tim Foil and didn't play a single team th~t Si;:;6'n. Lou ~won, twilight DeJro ll 4 Baltl.>l'ore 1 heard It yet?" Perry said. Tcl:ry . Hun,phrey's sacrifice made the playoffs last_yea r in ACT . 12- HOY S CR ISS Sen Froncloco ot Allanlo , Oakland 3 Chlcogo 2 Perry did comment that he n . . . · the regular campmgn. In CROSS - Bil l Rogers, . Ken twlllghl Ka1n •a• Clly 81 Texas, 2• (lwl· f.ICcuslonally lel~ some ~wea l y. . contrast, the Dolphins meet Kyger. Tim Kyger . Phlledolphla ol St. Lovts. nlvhl N ll blh lld't Brlleswas lorcedtolcavethe f -O kl d ACT1JG IRL SSLALOM ~ San Dl0.90 al Houston. nlg hl . Minnesota at Calllornla (N) get on tt1e bu , u e < n 1 ff clb gameafter seveninnings when 1ve payo u s a an, Charlene Carter and Suzelle · Sunday's Gtmts · Sundoy's Game• consider that 11 foreign s.uiJ. . San Francisco, Dallas, Roblnsor .. (All Times EOTI . IAIITimesE DT> his nght arm began to swell C" I' d · dP'tt ·b h lh" ACT14 SAUCER - Charlene New York ol Chi cago. 2. I p.m. Milwaukee a t B 1on, 2, stance. (rom bemg . <· by·M oore ,s p1'tch .oevean'fhan DI · sh'urg - IS Roy . . . os . ult Monlreo l ot Pl tlsburgh , 2, 1 1:30pm · The Vankcocs had decided 1r1 th.c th'u·d. year e o1p ms open ACT 15 CLOWN ACT -. · trammg ... . camp , Mlnnesolo at Colllornlo, 9 pm p.m. themselves to tape Perry 's next week and Randy Rice, David Thomas. San Froricloco at Allonto, 2. Chicago ol Oakland, 2. 4:30pm 1:30 p.m. Bolllmore .al Delro.ll. 2, 1:30 delivery; but reversed their Loo Angol u ol Clnclnnell. 2, pm · · . dcclslo·n when told the 1 .1 ? ? 1 7 7. 7 7 1 ? 1 ? ? 1 ? ? . ? 1:15 p.m. . . Cleveland ol N ow York 2. I pm American League office would Phllodelphlo ol St. Louis, 2"5 Konsas Clly al Texao. 9:30 pm. . p.m. . Monday's Gamu Investigate the m~twr . . Son Diego ol Houston, 3 p.m. California ol Ollk lond. N Mond•v 't G•m•• · ·Chicago al Texas. N · 23· t Slll;ll' WINS New York ol Montreal Mlnneoota al Konsoo . Cl ly, N • Phllodelphlo ol 51. Louis, nig ht Oolroll at Cleveland. Twi-N TORONTO (UPI) -: Royal Los Ang los ol Clnclnrtotl , Milwaukee al Baltimore. N ' Chocolate, a 23-lshot, captured niQhl · Boston at New York. N DO OR TO • • • So.n Frorlclsco at Allonlo, nigh I the 11 4th running of the ' . ·Son Dlago ol Houston, nighI Queen's plate Stakes Saturduy . . Sinister Purpose wlls second, I lour iengU1s behind und My . Archie Bald - a pre-race 30.1 shot - placed third . 1. Does lhe pa rk have 5,000 sq. ft . lots or larger? The pre-race 2·1 r~vorim, Ul · 2. Does th~ park have underground utilities? ' Prevoyunte , • finished a , 3. Does the park have two car parking spots at each lol? · dlsnppolnUng eighth. .4. Does the park rav.e total electri c 50 you c.a n pick 'you< lot? 5. Does Ihe par.k have room for you to ha.ve a ga rden? 6. Does the park have two hea ted swi mming pools? 7. Does the park have a centra l T. v . , s y s l ~ m ? .., a. Does the park have two ac res or recreation area lor FROM BEAUTIFUL children? ' . LAWNI TO ROUGH . 9. Does the park have concrete rurner.s. a nd ti e down loops for WilDlAND .... ' sa fe park ing ol your mobile home? . · UNDERGROWTH ·. · tO.. Does the· park have concrete PilliO and s idewa lk s? 11. Does the park have a patio light a t eac h lot? · By -12. Does the park hav ~ lighted streets? D . Does the park hav e quiet country at mosphere? TERRY 14. Mo.s l of all. does the park care eno·ugh for the owne r to li ve a·l l he park lo help wh en you have a probl em? JOHNSON MOWSMQST • • ~PY ~~tainedfrom h.ead~uarters Galli~lis IBM gon¢ MTS COINS . to thieves Three hurt· in wre,c ks GALLIPOLIS Three Acme, W.Va., made a left turn Clipper Mi>ll, Hazel Delores the giant IJ3M ·eorp. dW'lng 13 persons were injured in two of intn the path of an auto Fi•he~, 32, Rt. 2, Crown City, years of corporate espionage, · 11 traffic accidents in· C!P•rated by Gt:rald Wayne lost control of her car on a it was disclosed Frict.y. vestigated Friday · anil Sparks, 16, . Rt. 1, Gallipolis. curve. The auto· ·left Jhe high· District Attorney Louis Saturday by the Gallia-Melgs There was moderate damage . way striking a guardrail and Bergna sald persons have been Post State Highway Patrol. lmd no 'citation was Issued. telephone pole . There was pirating trade secrets from The accidents resulting ir. only John R.: Brown, 69, .Rt. 1, moderate . damage and· no ffiM and selling them 1o other . minor Injuries occurred at 5:20 · Patriot;was cited for improper citation was issued. people .and other concerns, p.m. ~'rict.y and Saturct.y backing following an accident At 4:10p.m. on Rt. 218, five ct.ting back to 1960. morning. Friday oo · the · Mudsoc- tenths · of a mile south of Seven persons were arrested AWes(VIrginian was cited to Flilgspring Rd. Officers said . Gallipolis, Ricky A. Moore, and warrants were issued ·for . CQUtt after an accl~ent at 5:20 Brown backed his car from a Eureka Star Rt., lost control of four more. , p.m. on Rt. 7 at the junction of private drivew~y intn the patp . hts car on the wet pavemf!Jt. "I'm sur& many, many more Rt. 218where an auto driven by· of an auto operated by Jennie The car left the highway warrants will be issued and Francis Arnold Zuspan, 22, Mae Etherman, 16, of Patriot . striking a ditch. more arrests made as the Mason, W. Va., struck the rear Star 1{1. A single car atcident Alice A. Kitchen, 52, Rt. 1, investigation ~Contin.ues, " end of a car operated by' Mary occitrred at 8:10 p.m. on the Middleport, was cited to Meigs Berna said.· C. Hamillon, 18; Lower River Bulavllle-Porter Rd. :One ~nd County ColU't for failure to Th&· thefts so far uncovered Rd., Gallipolis. She and a two U!ntha miles east of Rt. 554 yield the right of way following dealt with ffiM's "Merlin" passenger, 20-year old Ranct.ll where M_arllyn Mae llurns, 20, an accident at 2,p:m. Friday on data storage devices T. Hamlllon suffered minor llt.1, Vinton, lost control of her Rt. 7 near the Intersection. to manufactured at the com· · pany's plant In San Jose. The lnjlU'ies but were not lm· car pn · the wet pavement. . County Rd. 24. The patrol said the Kitchen "Merlin "Is a model 3330 dlract mediatei,Y treated. ' There was moderate damage. Two other slmilar accidents car turned left into the path or access storage instrument Zuspan . was cited . to were investigated Friday in an auto driven by Ruth A. widely used with IBM ·370 Municlpa~ourt for laUW'e lo Gallla County. · Delong, 37, Rt. 2, . Pomeroy. computers. swp within the assured cl.ear · At 3:45 p.!fl. on Rt.. 7 at There was moderaU! damage. · distance. · . · · The patrol continued Its . .·investigation on Saturday of an accident on Reese. Hollow··Rd. near the junction of the · Bulavllle·Addison Rd. Officers · aald '24-year old Dpuglas E. . . Young of Cheshire lost control of his car while traveling at a ' high speed. The autd left the road, striking iin embankment. . There was moderate damage; Young suffered lacerations and • .a possible fractured arm . OTHEif ACCIDENTS A single car accident oc· curred at 3:35p.m. Friday on X15 Lit~e Kyger Rd. eight t.!nths of a ·mile west of Rt. 7 where . Steve.Edward lllankenshlp, 42, of Plan !on, O~lo, lost control of his car on the wet pavement and struck a bridge railing. · E&~78xl4 There was moderate damage to his ·car. . It was th.e third accident to occur at the same · location li'lthln the past three G78 X 14 & G78 X 15 days. ·. Harry Scott Mossman, 71, Rt. 3, Galllpolli, was involved In a minor traffic accjdent at 12:05 p.m. on North Third St In H78 X 14 & H78 X 15 I .Cheshire. The patrol sa.ld ' I Mossman's tru~k struck a tree . No charges were rtleil. Wood!ord Leon Greene, 47, J78 )(. 14 & J7815 . Rt. 2, Crown City, was charged with public. Intoxication · following a traftlc accident Saturday morning ·on Rt. 7, ' · , toW' U!nths of a mile south of . Gllllpolill. . . ·· According to lnvestlgatl.ng . Officers, Greene lost control o! hla car which struck a guard· dll. He was not Immediately . located following lhe ac~ldent. A tw~ c•r accident occurred Hours 9:00 A.M. ~ 5:00 P.M. ~on Thru Open Till 7:00.P.M. Fridays at the Julictlon ot Rt, 7 and ~ · OUR FINE PRINT DOESN'T COST YOU EXTRA ·• where Cllllord E. Moore, 32, of ,.__ ,. . .. • ~~Takes It tilkes ~ ve,..Y special attitude, the kind th~t Carroll Norris at , Car-roll Norris Dodge Inc. ·. .has. Like knowing that when you buy a new car, it should be a happy event. So Car~ll does everything he can to keep it that way. ·He gives you. the best deal he possibly c~n (so- when you drive out;_ you drive out e Balancing e FEDERAL EXCISE TAX . smiling). Drop ·by and say""hello': to Carroll and all of his Good Guys. • , . 4 F~r $108.00 4 For $}}2.00 4 For $116·.00 4for .$}20.00 . .NEW HAVEN~. DISCOUNT TIRE ·... andteUem Honeysentya! ' ,I ' • • \ . ' ~ .) . o. Dodge ' CHRVSL~R 'IIIIIDfll tiiiii'OIIIillll ,( " . AUTHORIZED .DEALERS I . . ' . • ' . . CARROLL 'NORRIS DODGE INC~ \ .. Phone 882·2817 Sat.. ,. more than a white ·h at ·to be a Good Guy!" · PREMIUM, Whitewa,t, .Double Fiberglass Belted· MEDALLION MARINER Tires. INCLUDING: • Mounting $100 \. • ·NOW THRU JULY 7th SOME KIND OF PRICES ON for . .. 50 STATE STREET . I ' GALLWOUS, OHI~ • \' �.. ' I ' .. If - T~SWI!layTimet · :;i,nt.lnel,SWlu. . , July 1,1973 Meigs wins pair· SYRACUSE - The Melgo American Legion bueball lti.lll'l upped Its M!BIOO mark .1o· 7·7 here Satu:ct.r ~r •weeping i ,doubleheader from New Matamorao, 3-2 and 5-3. Meigs won !he flral game In ·!he bottom or the seventh. With two out, John RO\Illh ~lashed a lingle to left, driving in !lick Slobart with the deciding run . .. Will Miami. los~· incentive?· .. .Cubs, 2-1 l h. , So~lh· Do p zns Warfield says 'no' Met trip Lee w ntthe route fur Mcl~s 1 striking out II and walklnM . CIJICAGO ! UPI ) paw Jon ·Matlrrck tK'altcred · only one·. New Matamoras collected seven hllll off Lee. • lour hll• _and Willie Ma~s Perk ,'.ull w1111 2-2" In the doubled home a run Sltturday nightcap, a~d he drove in three to lcud Ihe New York Melli to u 2- 1 trium tJh over thO' Chicago run ~ . Ktv ShcoL• hM one hit In 'ubH before ;. riatlonal two trip•. driving Jn the other telt,vlslon audience . two .runs In the nightcap. Mutlu f'k, ~ IO, struck out ·Meigs will play a twlnblllnt Gloustt:r toduy, oo~lnnlng ut l seven and wolked three · Malluck survivt,l eighth .--- . ~ - "' · inning showdown by striking out llon SantQ will\ lwe men on und two out. ¥nys P.Ut the Mets on the • m;01·ebourd In the third inning rive Inches, said, "I um ~olng on his room, He's real mean with 11n oppo~lte field double to to jllband move, jllh and move, and frosty . 1'hnt's a ~ood sign." m:oro Tedd y Martinei who had. ~· ra>l er hus done yery little · sing led and sacrificed to '""d ~· razl cr won't cutch me In talking ~illCC arrivin~ here to second. . the 211 lout ring." complete training for the light, The M el• scored the win!ling f'ruzlcr 's reply when ,asked hi• opinion on lhnl summation hi• II" I since losing his lllle on run hf the fourth . Arter Ken " :<econ(l round knoo~out to llo•well walked and raced to WUH UIIIJI'llltnble. The America n's manugcr George Foreman on Jan. 22. third on a single by Hu•ty Y1111k Durhllm said Joe hils ~ The bookies raW the ror·mer Staub. George Theodore l'()a~ho d the sw~c "when L Philadelphia slau~hter houll(l grounded slowly to Santo at hung the 'do not dlstrub' nollcc worker a ·1·3 lavotlte, with third. Santo's throw to the piaU! Bugnur offered at 7·2. atwmp ll~g to nip Boswell, was too late and Boswell scored . · 1'ho Cubs scored in the sixth on a single by Don Kessinger . und Jose Cardenal's double· has been charged with up. Now. however , the Inside the leltlleld line. , plying everything to lhe Inexorable eye of the 'fV 1.~1er Bert Hooton. 6-8, also lmsebull ll'r>nl •allvu all tile cumera hus been brouKht to scatWrcd live hll~ . John llulrd weni the dlslllnce on !he mound in the opener. Ianning It ~nd wulklng lour. Baird gave up only \hree hi~~ . In the nl~htc ap, Meigs rallied lor lllur runs in the boll01r1 of lh • 'slxtl) inning on two walks, un lnlleid'm.fc ty by Mlck Ash, a •Ingle ~Y Perk Ault, u lilllk ·und sln~Jcs by Kov Shccl.l and Bteve Leu. I"' Bugner is c.onfidenl 'J''-""-·~- LONDON (UP!) - European ahalllplon Joe Bu~ncr ptedlcted loday he will· prove loo last and elusive lor.former world he~vywelght tltle-~older Joe Fru~ler when they m•oct In a 12-roll!lder at Earls Court Monday nlijhl. The 2:1-ycar-old HtwHurlan· born Bug'nci , who will have ii heigh t ilnd reach advu ntn g ~ or ' Spitter detected by TV camera · · -· Nl; W YORK (U I'l ) Gaylord Pcrr)i's "spitWr" may Ml bo discernIhie to the naked eye, but thos~ TV cameras are· .8011\Clhlng- ul.•c . . Perr,y, a veteran ,J4.year-old pitcher lor the Cleveland In· dlans, who won the Cy Young award In his rlrst yea r at Cleveland In 1972, has oocn a ccu~~ed repeated ly during his cnrccr of puttlhg something on the llall besides his fingers. He "i:~,;.a~,~~~::~~ •••minations be~~~n"~~~;;~: ~;~v"er~~Jned by nmplres. PerTy has never been caught In the uct. Once the umpires even hud l'cl'ry disrobe In the locker room ,., Ihey could check his clothing. 'fh cy . couII< n't come up w1t· t1 any ev idence of him using u~y forelgn substance. Nt:w YORK (U'PI t ->rills Is then start the exhibition · breather home attraction the ye~r the Miami DolphiM campaign w!th the traditional , agaiN!! llou.~ton . llhould be •ul!erlng lro.m a nice college pll,,tar Game on. .july , As.lt turned out , the C.'hiefs, CllSI! o! uper Bowl-Ill•. . 27th before beglllillng the VIkings and Jets all had Tl111t's a common malady regular season 011 Sept. 16th d1suppolntinil seasons . But well known tD Super Bowl ugulfl!lt San Franclscjl. War!leld t'OIIlcnd.B that they winners. Since Vince Lombur· Warfield ln.•ists the Dolphin were Vi!ry much in the race dl'i .Creon B~y Puckers won , schedule last year was much when the Dolphins playc,d them the first two. none of the Sllper tougher than mosi observers and It wus a test of the team's Bowl champjons. hll.s even . thought" It was. "i challenge character that the DoiP,hlns made it back to the cl.,slc the . any crlUc of the Dolphins to won tho!OI games. following yenr- much less won look at uny team and see II they · Of course, no one- not ·even it . . had a •chedule cmnparable to wartl eld .,. expects the 'lllC York Jets •. the Kanw ours.ln the first rour weeks. If !Jo)phlns 1o go 17.0 ugain . "We -City ()llefs, the Baltimore you play contending teams on accomplished it so it's cer• Colt", and even the Dallas the roa<l,. they're very capble t,ainly . possible but it '11 Co wboyslost year's of beatin g you and we could ·probably 00 a long, long time "dynasty" ·ouldn 't do it. Now . have OO<>n 1-3 at the end or our before itls done again," he tt1e Mlarnl bolphins, frellh nrst lou" games'und we would says. Wurfleld says one of the fr om . last , yea r's r.ecor~ have been in deep !rouble," he rets of the Dolphins' real stwttertng 17.0 season, will try . say•. s that they weren't . really to avoid resting on. their For Ure record, the Dolphins ncerncd . abOut the perlect inurels. played at KWJsas City, al . season . Their only goal was to ·i>aul Warfield ,..the Dolphins' Minnesota and at the New York make It back to the Super Bowl gifted wide receiver, doesn't Jets In their first four weeks. · and avenge the loss to Dallas. think the ·club will lose Its In· '!'heir second game .was a "TI 1ere wa~ no question In L'C ntive. "I ttiink we can keep · ·· " •· rnotivatc'll by trying to oocome one or the all-time great football teams. 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Gallia native to play Boone ,, I . •) The Shop ' By ReDe Broylu encamplflent, u final In· 1'he photn above demon· ~~JM:cUon wa~ conducU!d by 1trat,es how tired - but happy · Group 12 Commander Capt. - Civil Air Patrol members Marjorie Rhinehart, the nag are ~Iter an exciting weeke.nd ceremony was performed and bivouac at Sciotn Trails ~tate another. Group 12 · aivouac Park. · come• to a clo..,. These blvotiilc• (>re most Guilla County Sqdn. 1207 important lo all cadel.l and Commander 1st Lt. Jim Shato seniW' ~mbera a1 they · are aald applications w join this taught to survive while M!ar· volunteer organization are citing wooded .hillsides for .available by· calltng 44fi.0515. victims and survivors of an The local unit me'elll ~actr . aircraft · crash . Proper Mooday ·evening at 7 at the .. . nutrition ts a must in the act or Gallla Count~ Courthouse . .MEMBERS Of Gropu XII Bt vouac pictured a~.ve are, first row, left to right : 'Keith EIUoU, outdoor Uvlng as one has 1o · There wlll not •oo a meeting q.rl• Te~ord, John ~uer, Jack Rani~y, Mike Rllinehart,lllll Rllinehart: Second row : Major have 'energy and a firm, ·July 2 oocause of the River Paul (Mike) Davis, Jllil Musgrove, Debbie Wright, 2nd U. Donna SbatD, Group XII Corn· healthy body to complete Recreation Festival as Sqdn. mander Capt. Marjorie Rhl!lehart, 1st Lt. Commander Jim Sbl!to, Co!or Bearer Ramsey, SARCAPS and ranger hikes 1207 will oo participatl~g . • ~vbidRaBush, Captain Tom ,'.nderson, Color Bearer Fred,.Rhinehart, C.U. Col. Mary Smith and er rnsey. that consist of much hiking, thlnklns, carrying back packs • I • and scrambling up and down cliffs. In this Group 121llvouac, two . . . SARCAPS and one ranser training outing was completed, · GALUPOUS - More than farms were llhown. ·H. w. was · provided by Jim Car· industry is one of the largest Sqdn . · 1202 of Chillicothe · 300 dairymen from an eight (Red) Arthur, editor of ·nahan, a Meigs d&ir)man and agricultural Income producers in southern Ohto. ·pil!ced first In the evenls with COWlly area surroimding Gallia Feeder's Digest magazme, was auctioneer. · . Gallla County Sqdn. 1207 County attended Centraf Soya · a special guest. Tex Levering, ' Main plU'pOse lor conducting Door prizes were Claimed by placing second. of Ohio's P11rlor Blend Jam. di visio n sales manager of the Pa,rlor Blend Jamboree Mrs. Avonelle Mount, Eddie In preparation for lhe•e boree recently. CentraiSoya,wasalsopresent. was io give· area dairymen BUller, Pete Sommers, C. c. events; classes were held on The event was one of several Frank Karlovic 'and. Bill more recognition .. The dairy . Lewis and Mrs. Dl!le Kautz. functions held in connection . Myers, district represtmtatives First Aid ins\ructed by Capt. wltll June Pairy Month ac- of Central Soya, assisted with · Donald M. Wilmoth of tlvities. . th I' hi ke ba Waverly ; . communications e even s c c n ' rbecue. class lnstrucU!d by Chief W-lJ During the event, held at the Earl Durham, manager of .Gallia County Junior the Central Soya firm in GALUPOUS- Portraytrig the role'of Daniel Boone In ;'GalUa Country", the''bittdoor historical Terry Palmer; an emergency Fairgrounds, Bill lewis of pt,. Gallipolis, said the event was musical-pageant coming !oon,ls BIU Spires, of Canal Winchester.. " • :-· · . servicos class taught by Maj . Pleasant rec""ved r.~gn 1' tlo'n very succes r I d th t ''w •• ''" s u,an a e The production, an orJslnai work of Lee Durlewi, Mt. Vernon, Ohio,ls being presented by tt1e·n9n· Paul Daris, Portsmouth ; for milking the largest dairy hQpe to make it an aMual profit Gallla Dramatic Arts Society In a natural amphitheatre on the Bo~ Evans' Farms ~t Rio conducted by a ranger training herd (more than 500 head) and event." Grande, the weekends of July 13 and 20. · 1 · class instructed by Cadet Lt. Ed McCoy was honored for Music for a square dance Spites wa8 born In Holur Hospital. In Gallipolis, a 4* Pound baby who now, 200 pounds later, Fred Rhinehart and a Project having the most members of returnstn his home county to portray one.ol the colorful cl!aracters instritmental in the development Xclass taught by Cadet Li. Col. his family· .in attendance . (nine) . of Glillla County. He lived only six years In this are~, near Ewlngtnn, Ohio ,' the son of Lioyd anj Mary Smith. BII!Till Spires": · • At the conclusion of :the NL!;SALKE TO SPURS . ) .'·' ~ Slides of area dairymen's SAN ANTONIO (UP!) ' The rest of his Ufe has been spent In Canal Winchester where he has been active in church choir ' . • Tom Nlssalke, who failed in a and cl!oral work, forming the Columbus Dispatch Glee Club which ts active·in that area. He has been brief stint ·as coach of the . with the flispatch 21 years and Is currently an' account executive in display advertising."-He ha• ooen . Seattle SuperSonics last ' active In the Lions International, having served as Districi13-F Governor in 1971·72. . ' season, was named coach of .Joining Spires in partlcipaUon.ln "GalllaCountry" is his wife : Patty, daughter, Usa, and son . the San Mtonio S('lors of the BREWERS·SIGN YOUNG American Ba s ke tball for the 'production be the Society's ;n (he MU..WAUKEE (UP!) - The Association Friday. <llamber of Commerce office, 16 State, St.; phone 446-9644. Time lor the performances is 8:45p.m. Milwaukee Brewers have ' Nissalke coached the Dallas Adm~slon : $2.50 reserved seats; $2 general admlsslottand $11or students. signed shortstop David Yount, "" <llaparrals In , 1972 and was 17, of Woodland · Hills, Calif., named the ABII's Coacl! of"the OF GALLIPOLIS their first-round draft choice in SAN JOSE, Calif. (UP!) - the baseball draft, the club said Year. Dallas moved 1o San 446-2822 Mtnnio at the end pf last Trade secre~ WW'th millions of ThW'sday. 446-2457 season . dollars have been stnlen from Central Soya's Jamboree drew over 300 dairymen · i';, . . our mind t11at II we got•tn the game we'd win il -re~fdlellS ot w~ represented the f'IFC," he says. r· ld On a personalle.vel, War 1e 8hould . improve on his 29 catches of a year ago II Bob C rle~e •ays healthy. They've worked together a Jon1 lime and 'the. guy who rP,I'Ia~d Griese • Earl Morrall, stressed • the running game. But·Warfield worries f,lwt the roue dclcnse will contlpue .~ stine the passing gamel. He d like the rone banne(l the way it •Is In oosketball ~nd sa,Vl!, "!he wne Is killing the P..sstng game. each year the teams are throwing less and less." He adds, "it's going tD ge! )llorse before it gets better because several teams arc swit~lting lo the wne and don't plaY It as well now as clubs who've used it a long lime. . Expos, 5 tO } . ,. Sqdn. 1207 gets 2t;J.d at bivouac Ski program for River d ~~:~·t ~~~~e p~~~e::~~ Festival is announce on U1e Cleveland riKhthander Warfi.eld Says. · ·· · during Friday night's g~rne Warfield , who want• lo wllh Ule New York Yankees. . become a . TV play-by-play GALL,IPOL!S ·- Program Perry lost the game 7·2, glvjng sportscaster when his cureor is for the Eighth Annual ,, ' · 1·IS Rl up two homers toR oy WI . 1I"' PrrrStlUHGH 1UP II - The over and continued his studies GaII 1pq . ve r Recrea t'10n · degree 111 · Festival's ski show was · ••n· an d one to Bobb Y'' •nurcer, b.ut Pirates scored the fir st three tnwards his masters what could b~ more sl~nilicant run• of a five-run third inning tcle-communicaiions at Kent nounced Saturday by a festiva l per haps was tt1e ·rv camera 's rally without 11 hit Saturday Stale in the off season, admils spokesman. .detectimi of Perry goln~ to his and went on to beat the Mon· it's too early to start com· The ski show is scheduled to armpll.l and putting u foreign !real Expos, 5. 1, behind the paring the Dolphins anir the oogin on the Ohio River at ) substance on the .ball. This seven-hi t pikhing of Nelson I' ac kers. ' p.m. on Wednesday, July 4. action was shown In slow- . Briles and Ramon Hernandez. "I don't think it's really rair The program follows: motion replay. · ~ It w"as the Pirates' third to evaluate our club at this · ACT 1 G IRL~ LINE iJP .Ilobby Bragan, former straight victory and ,fifth in point," Warfield says, "We've g~~~ien~nd~;~.n , C~~~:n ~~~: Cleveland, Pittsburgh. and thcir las t six gamesandtalsed hadagreatdealof success ina Regis Carl.er. Ray Lynn Atlanta · manager, and now Briles~ record lo 6•7. relatively short period or time . Carter. . I . NaiiOn,lll Ltagut Slondlngo · Amerlcon Loegue Slondlngs 1'exas l •auue President as G Ba , succ:ess ...,annoeod._ ACT 2 SLALOM SK I ·· By Untied P.reu lnrernollonal By United Pre., lnlernotlonol ~ 0 'Losing pitcher Bator Moore, reen Ys "'' ·=c R.andy. Rice; David . Thomas. ITwlllghl and night IJ.omos rol !Twilight and .night gomes not well as a member of the • 4•9. threw 4Spllches In the third over a period of y~ars and . ~n ACT 3 SU RFBOARD - Mark Included) lncludedl · ba~baii 'Rrulescommittee,did Inning .as he walked· Gene, the latter part or Lombardi s R'Zi:T 4 SHOE SKI _ Larry E11l W. L. Pel. G.B: E A~T ~ Pel ae the TV color commentary on Alley, hit Briles with a pitch coachmg . ca1·ccr~ they won Snowden. Chlcngo 46 32 .590 New York 43 33 .566 thestudyoiPcrryandsaid f/lut and walked Ge ne Clines •'I!' three ~~a1ght NFL tltl~s. You ACT 5 GIRLS CRISS CROSS St. l.oul• 36 37 .493 71/, Baltimore J7 31.. 544 2 In his opinion several pitches Rennie Stennett, forcing in a }ustcan tbegintocom pare lhe Rl c~harlene Carter and Carla Montreal 34 · 37 .479 91/, · Mllwoukee ~~ ~~ :f~ were "definitely doctored ", run . two clubs until may.be three ACl 6 3 MAN PYRAMID - . Phllod elp~lo 35 39 .473 9 • Booton Plllsburgh · 34 39 .472 9 Detroit 37 38 .493 s•;, and he think's Perry does throw rnor~ years. If we continue to Randv. Ri ce, Dave Thomas. New York 32 39 .451 10'1> Clevelnnd 21 48 360 15'1 Arter a fly out Willie Slllrgell Suze lle Robinson. Wtsl . WEST · ' a spiller. walke? lor another run and win and play on a champion· ACT · 7 CLOWN . ..ACT W. L. Pel. G.&. w L Pel GB The lllpc showing this was . Manny Sangulllen's sacrifice ship levei, lthlnk a ~omparison George . carter, Tuck carler. Los Angelos so 27 .649 Oakl~nd 42 JS .545 · St'\Jn nationally Saturday ar. , fly made it 3.0 berm·e Rich can b~ made then. ACT 8 SLALOM SKI ~ Mike Son Fron . • 45 :13 .517 5'h Chlcooo · 38 · 33 .535 · 1 oornonn on Wide W orld of · 11 t 11 ran"les Warfield that Carter:. Woody Carter : 1 Houalon 43 35 .551 7.'> Mlnnesolo 38 33 .535 1 llebnel''s Lwu out single - the · s1 ACT 9 BbDY SURF - Roger •. Cincinnati · 39 36 .520 10 California 39 34 .534 1 Sporl.'l, but Perry had little to first hit o! the game _ scored there. was a tend?ncy to Bra ndeberry, . Atlanta 32 45 .416 19 Konsas Ctty 40 38 .51 3 2''' say about the rllmed segment downrate the Dolphms' 17.0 ACT 10 TRICK SKI - Larry San Diego 24 52 .316 25 117 T " 3'2 1 3 two more runs. Snow•en 25 exos Salurday'sRuulls .. . u " "" ·Salurdoy's Resulls . wcause ~" ~e did no t see il · · The Expos scored their lone record because of their casu' . ACT" 11. LlTTLE SKiERS New York 2 Chicago I New Yor k 7 Clevel•nd J "How can I comment on the b . schedule "last · sea_son. '!'hey Ann elie Carter . Do n Roy , ' run In the seventh on singles y M s· Sh Pittsburg~ 5 Monlreol 1 · erwy~ Loo Angeles at Cl nclnn&tl, ~lll:•u.k~e ol Boston. ppd.. lllpe when I haven' t seen or , Boots Day and Tim Foil and didn't play a single team th~t Si;:;6'n. Lou ~won, twilight DeJro ll 4 Baltl.>l'ore 1 heard It yet?" Perry said. Tcl:ry . Hun,phrey's sacrifice made the playoffs last_yea r in ACT . 12- HOY S CR ISS Sen Froncloco ot Allanlo , Oakland 3 Chlcogo 2 Perry did comment that he n . . . · the regular campmgn. In CROSS - Bil l Rogers, . Ken twlllghl Ka1n •a• Clly 81 Texas, 2• (lwl· f.ICcuslonally lel~ some ~wea l y. . contrast, the Dolphins meet Kyger. Tim Kyger . Phlledolphla ol St. Lovts. nlvhl N ll blh lld't Brlleswas lorcedtolcavethe f -O kl d ACT1JG IRL SSLALOM ~ San Dl0.90 al Houston. nlg hl . Minnesota at Calllornla (N) get on tt1e bu , u e < n 1 ff clb gameafter seveninnings when 1ve payo u s a an, Charlene Carter and Suzelle · Sunday's Gtmts · Sundoy's Game• consider that 11 foreign s.uiJ. . San Francisco, Dallas, Roblnsor .. (All Times EOTI . IAIITimesE DT> his nght arm began to swell C" I' d · dP'tt ·b h lh" ACT14 SAUCER - Charlene New York ol Chi cago. 2. I p.m. Milwaukee a t B 1on, 2, stance. (rom bemg . <· by·M oore ,s p1'tch .oevean'fhan DI · sh'urg - IS Roy . . . os . ult Monlreo l ot Pl tlsburgh , 2, 1 1:30pm · The Vankcocs had decided 1r1 th.c th'u·d. year e o1p ms open ACT 15 CLOWN ACT -. · trammg ... . camp , Mlnnesolo at Colllornlo, 9 pm p.m. themselves to tape Perry 's next week and Randy Rice, David Thomas. San Froricloco at Allonto, 2. Chicago ol Oakland, 2. 4:30pm 1:30 p.m. Bolllmore .al Delro.ll. 2, 1:30 delivery; but reversed their Loo Angol u ol Clnclnnell. 2, pm · · . dcclslo·n when told the 1 .1 ? ? 1 7 7. 7 7 1 ? 1 ? ? 1 ? ? . ? 1:15 p.m. . . Cleveland ol N ow York 2. I pm American League office would Phllodelphlo ol St. Louis, 2"5 Konsas Clly al Texao. 9:30 pm. . p.m. . Monday's Gamu Investigate the m~twr . . Son Diego ol Houston, 3 p.m. California ol Ollk lond. N Mond•v 't G•m•• · ·Chicago al Texas. N · 23· t Slll;ll' WINS New York ol Montreal Mlnneoota al Konsoo . Cl ly, N • Phllodelphlo ol 51. Louis, nig ht Oolroll at Cleveland. Twi-N TORONTO (UPI) -: Royal Los Ang los ol Clnclnrtotl , Milwaukee al Baltimore. N ' Chocolate, a 23-lshot, captured niQhl · Boston at New York. N DO OR TO • • • So.n Frorlclsco at Allonlo, nigh I the 11 4th running of the ' . ·Son Dlago ol Houston, nighI Queen's plate Stakes Saturduy . . Sinister Purpose wlls second, I lour iengU1s behind und My . Archie Bald - a pre-race 30.1 shot - placed third . 1. Does lhe pa rk have 5,000 sq. ft . lots or larger? The pre-race 2·1 r~vorim, Ul · 2. Does th~ park have underground utilities? ' Prevoyunte , • finished a , 3. Does the park have two car parking spots at each lol? · dlsnppolnUng eighth. .4. Does the park rav.e total electri c 50 you c.a n pick 'you< lot? 5. Does Ihe par.k have room for you to ha.ve a ga rden? 6. Does the park have two hea ted swi mming pools? 7. Does the park have a centra l T. v . , s y s l ~ m ? .., a. Does the park have two ac res or recreation area lor FROM BEAUTIFUL children? ' . LAWNI TO ROUGH . 9. Does the park have concrete rurner.s. a nd ti e down loops for WilDlAND .... ' sa fe park ing ol your mobile home? . · UNDERGROWTH ·. · tO.. Does the· park have concrete PilliO and s idewa lk s? 11. Does the park have a patio light a t eac h lot? · By -12. Does the park hav ~ lighted streets? D . Does the park hav e quiet country at mosphere? TERRY 14. Mo.s l of all. does the park care eno·ugh for the owne r to li ve a·l l he park lo help wh en you have a probl em? JOHNSON MOWSMQST • • ~PY ~~tainedfrom h.ead~uarters Galli~lis IBM gon¢ MTS COINS . to thieves Three hurt· in wre,c ks GALLIPOLIS Three Acme, W.Va., made a left turn Clipper Mi>ll, Hazel Delores the giant IJ3M ·eorp. dW'lng 13 persons were injured in two of intn the path of an auto Fi•he~, 32, Rt. 2, Crown City, years of corporate espionage, · 11 traffic accidents in· C!P•rated by Gt:rald Wayne lost control of her car on a it was disclosed Frict.y. vestigated Friday · anil Sparks, 16, . Rt. 1, Gallipolis. curve. The auto· ·left Jhe high· District Attorney Louis Saturday by the Gallia-Melgs There was moderate damage . way striking a guardrail and Bergna sald persons have been Post State Highway Patrol. lmd no 'citation was Issued. telephone pole . There was pirating trade secrets from The accidents resulting ir. only John R.: Brown, 69, .Rt. 1, moderate . damage and· no ffiM and selling them 1o other . minor Injuries occurred at 5:20 · Patriot;was cited for improper citation was issued. people .and other concerns, p.m. ~'rict.y and Saturct.y backing following an accident At 4:10p.m. on Rt. 218, five ct.ting back to 1960. morning. Friday oo · the · Mudsoc- tenths · of a mile south of Seven persons were arrested AWes(VIrginian was cited to Flilgspring Rd. Officers said . Gallipolis, Ricky A. Moore, and warrants were issued ·for . CQUtt after an accl~ent at 5:20 Brown backed his car from a Eureka Star Rt., lost control of four more. , p.m. on Rt. 7 at the junction of private drivew~y intn the patp . hts car on the wet pavemf!Jt. "I'm sur& many, many more Rt. 218where an auto driven by· of an auto operated by Jennie The car left the highway warrants will be issued and Francis Arnold Zuspan, 22, Mae Etherman, 16, of Patriot . striking a ditch. more arrests made as the Mason, W. Va., struck the rear Star 1{1. A single car atcident Alice A. Kitchen, 52, Rt. 1, investigation ~Contin.ues, " end of a car operated by' Mary occitrred at 8:10 p.m. on the Middleport, was cited to Meigs Berna said.· C. Hamillon, 18; Lower River Bulavllle-Porter Rd. :One ~nd County ColU't for failure to Th&· thefts so far uncovered Rd., Gallipolis. She and a two U!ntha miles east of Rt. 554 yield the right of way following dealt with ffiM's "Merlin" passenger, 20-year old Ranct.ll where M_arllyn Mae llurns, 20, an accident at 2,p:m. Friday on data storage devices T. Hamlllon suffered minor llt.1, Vinton, lost control of her Rt. 7 near the Intersection. to manufactured at the com· · pany's plant In San Jose. The lnjlU'ies but were not lm· car pn · the wet pavement. . County Rd. 24. The patrol said the Kitchen "Merlin "Is a model 3330 dlract mediatei,Y treated. ' There was moderate damage. Two other slmilar accidents car turned left into the path or access storage instrument Zuspan . was cited . to were investigated Friday in an auto driven by Ruth A. widely used with IBM ·370 Municlpa~ourt for laUW'e lo Gallla County. · Delong, 37, Rt. 2, . Pomeroy. computers. swp within the assured cl.ear · At 3:45 p.!fl. on Rt.. 7 at There was moderaU! damage. · distance. · . · · The patrol continued Its . .·investigation on Saturday of an accident on Reese. Hollow··Rd. near the junction of the · Bulavllle·Addison Rd. Officers · aald '24-year old Dpuglas E. . . Young of Cheshire lost control of his car while traveling at a ' high speed. The autd left the road, striking iin embankment. . There was moderate damage; Young suffered lacerations and • .a possible fractured arm . OTHEif ACCIDENTS A single car accident oc· curred at 3:35p.m. Friday on X15 Lit~e Kyger Rd. eight t.!nths of a ·mile west of Rt. 7 where . Steve.Edward lllankenshlp, 42, of Plan !on, O~lo, lost control of his car on the wet pavement and struck a bridge railing. · E&~78xl4 There was moderate damage to his ·car. . It was th.e third accident to occur at the same · location li'lthln the past three G78 X 14 & G78 X 15 days. ·. Harry Scott Mossman, 71, Rt. 3, Galllpolli, was involved In a minor traffic accjdent at 12:05 p.m. on North Third St In H78 X 14 & H78 X 15 I .Cheshire. The patrol sa.ld ' I Mossman's tru~k struck a tree . No charges were rtleil. Wood!ord Leon Greene, 47, J78 )(. 14 & J7815 . Rt. 2, Crown City, was charged with public. Intoxication · following a traftlc accident Saturday morning ·on Rt. 7, ' · , toW' U!nths of a mile south of . Gllllpolill. . . ·· According to lnvestlgatl.ng . Officers, Greene lost control o! hla car which struck a guard· dll. He was not Immediately . located following lhe ac~ldent. A tw~ c•r accident occurred Hours 9:00 A.M. ~ 5:00 P.M. ~on Thru Open Till 7:00.P.M. Fridays at the Julictlon ot Rt, 7 and ~ · OUR FINE PRINT DOESN'T COST YOU EXTRA ·• where Cllllord E. Moore, 32, of ,.__ ,. . .. • ~~Takes It tilkes ~ ve,..Y special attitude, the kind th~t Carroll Norris at , Car-roll Norris Dodge Inc. ·. .has. Like knowing that when you buy a new car, it should be a happy event. So Car~ll does everything he can to keep it that way. ·He gives you. the best deal he possibly c~n (so- when you drive out;_ you drive out e Balancing e FEDERAL EXCISE TAX . smiling). 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"I knew I wllll - Bench was back .In the lineup going to lead the league ill that · for the first lillie since he department." pulled a muscle In the call of ·Rose's lnside ·the·park hlslelt leg. in the serlesllnole homer Frldaynlght touched orr ·June 24 with tho llJS 1\(lgejes the .Reds' seventh inning Dodgerb, who open 8 four· uprising . ·Johnny Bench's game ~cries at Riverfront homer over the left lielli fence Stadium tonight. with two runners on tiase Bench played Friday night climaxed the inning as the with a special sponge cushion · Reds broke a scoreless tie to ing his left heel to relieve beat the San Diego Padres w pressure on his pulled muscle. and "fllve J.ack Billingham his "I might have to keep It tenth victory against live there " he said · ''because the losses. docto~s tell me' the leg won 't Bench's homer, his 15th of · heel as long as I keep playing. 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IS.; S p i ke~, Clev, ~a n do and Jack- 59 ; Sfargell , Pill 55; Walson , •I !t 7 IC E CRE'AM BARS. or A HALF·G'ALLON of son , Oakl4, ', r' · Runs Batted In National League : Bench, Ci n ;I .I "I c & M LATEX WALL PAINT American League: Maybe r,ry , JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOME SALES ... . ' ' SKYLINE LANE.S' and PRO-SHOP ,;:. ,.. rsta. coach · g. ab r. h. pet: Ph. 446.0315 ' win _ sii~·_ oum . eyY.al.ley'. American Leagu e = THE· BUCKEYE. BU·.ILDING AND LOAN COMPANY .. .. Kuhn limits fine ' on Yanks' Murcer ONL f THE FIRST 5 ·I ~·· awards arrive . MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP! ) Dennis Mowery has finally won BAINBRIDGE - Michael D. Arlington High SchooL the Mid-America Junior Golf Wagner , who will become When the family moved to' Tournament and it couldn't basketball and baseball coach . Wellston from Gallipoli s, have rome a year too at Waynesfield High School Wagner played Little League Mowery, 18, of Mansfield, near Lima this fall, is currently baseball and made theall·slar had failed in six. previous al- coa~hing at the Ted Kluszewski team for three straight years. tempts to win the aonual event. Baseball SchooL Later, when the family He will be to old to enter next The school is , one of three moved to Breman , Wagner year's event !orgol!ers aged 18 conducted at the Valley Vista played . on the Fairfield Union School football , and under . Sports Camp here this summet;< High Mowery won the 15th annual . . for boys 9 to 18 years of age. ba sketball and baseball teains, tourney at the Possum Run Wagner has been coaching graduating in 1965. In his Swim and Golf Club by defeat- Junior high football and jtinior senior- year , the Fairfield ing Marty .Radigan of Brecks- varsity basketball in the Union team was crowned. the ville 2·up in match play Friday . Pandora Gilboa School District county basketball champion. It was the 13th year a mem- for the last year. A graduate ·of On the school baseball team, ber of Mowery's family _en- Findlay \ College, he earlier Wagner was an all-<:ounty first tered the tourney and the ftrst 'served i9 the U. S. Army for baseman for .two straight time a family member won. ·three years. years. "This was it," Mowery said Born in Gallipolis, he is the . During his high school days, after the victory. "We had to son of Gerald Wagner who was Wagner also helped to coach win it this year or forget about a star basketball player in Pee Wee baseball teams. He is it and I really wanted it." Gallia County in his high school married to the former Alice L. In Friday's A !light m~tch days. His father' no.;· coaches Dearth of Ada, a graduate of play finale , Craig Vandlik of basketball and golf at Ohio Northern University. Findlay defeated Art Nash of Kent, 6 and 5. John Tignor of Coshocton took the B flight title by beating Mel Strine of Cardington, 4 and 3: . Kent House of Xenia won the C flight competition by defeating Buck Baumann of ' I, Fremont, 2 and I. In 0 flight, Bernie Jablonski of Panna But Murcer refused to say NEW YORK (UP1) - Did beat Jim Goodwin oi Board- Bobby Murcer apologize Ia whether or not'he apologized in man, 4 and 3, while in E flight, Baseball Commissioner Bowie a press conference at Yankee Rodney Loesch of Mansfield Kuhn Friday' Stadium before the Yankees' beat Jeff Myers of Toledo, 2 The commission-er said he game Friday night against the ' lndiltns: It was a coincidence and!. did. A field . of 348 entered the "I met -this afternoon with that Perry pitched the game. week·long tourney and the field Bobby Murcel' regarding his While refusing to say he was trimmed to 192 after two recent statements about Presi- apologized, Murcer said, "We da~s of qualifications . Match dent (Joe) Cronin and myself," discussed the statement I play started Tues~ay. Kuhn announced . "He apolo• made in Cleveland. I told him gizect for his remarks. In light that we'd suffered a tough loss of the apology, 1 have limited and a lo£ of things are said In · Major League Leaders the clubhouse in those By United Press International the line to $250." Leading Batters Murcer had said earlier litis situations . I can 't deny I made NatiOrll l League '9· ab r. h . pet. week that the commissioner the statement but I don't think Mota. LA 50 164 21 57 .348 and American League Presi- 1 deserved the fine ." Unser, Ph il 58 178 30 . 61 .343 Murcer added, "he didn'ttell Hulin , Phil 49 133 22 45 .338 dent Cr·onin were ugutless" for there was anything ·1 me Maddox , SF 64 251 32 83 .331 not enforcing the spitball ban Walsn, Hou 78 286 54 94 .329 against the alleged ''grease couldn't say 4 but that I should Coodsn , SF 65 243 23 · 79 .325 ball" thrown by the Indians' he more discreet in· my comMafhws, SF 68 227 32 73 .322 ments." Fairly. Mil 62 117 2~ 57 .322 Gaylot·d Pel'l'y. Cedeno, Ho 63 247 45 79 .320 Torre, StL 65 229 36 73 '.319 CENTRAL SOY A OF OHIO blanks foe · GALLIPOLIS - G and J upped Its second hal! record ta , 2.CJ, defeating B. F. Shaw, 13-3, .' In Galllpolla slow-pitch aoftball action Thursday night. · John Nimce got credit for the GALI.I POI.I S - Principal Manager . Roger Harbo'lri, ( 1). Tennis tFirst Year) MVP victory . Honesto suffered the James N. M. Davis announced . Saturday that the spring spor.t.s · Rick Thornton ; Rick Thornton, · lo~·ru:d J scored twice in the awards (letters) have arrived (I); R81ldyWill, ( 1)i Gil Prl~e . first, three times in the fourth I ~. ' · _and may, be picked up in the (I); Dave Thomas, (I ); Jimmy and eight in the filth. main school o!!i.ce by players Singer, (! ); Kenny Will, ( 1); Leading hillers for the ~ during ' school hours starting Don Carter • ( 1l andScott vtd ors we~e Roger Taylor'wtth • Epling, ( 1) . · ..... Monday, July 2. Devault with I, The GAHS Athletic Boatd . Trac k ~ MVP · Randy Rice; · rive singles, Keith . • recently" approved awards for· Randy Ri ce, ( 3); . Brent t)Jree singles and Nance, who the lollol"ing spring athletes: Saunders, (!); Tom Valentine, ii'!so slashed three singles. B. F. Shaw's record In the Golf ~ MVP - Ken Ne w; Dow . (1 ); David Graham, (2) ; Craig · Sauilders, (:l); Ken New, ( 2); Ellis, (!); Mike Evans, (I); second .half>jjftheseasonls now John Sa unders; (2); Jack Clark Mike Betz, "'( I ); Johnny '(). 2· (I ) an'd Topper Orr, ( t )'. . Meyers, ( I); John Cornett, ( I); POSTPONED Baseball ·-'- MVP - Ka·ven Bruce Scarberry, ( I); John TALKING BASKE-i'BALL - Michael D. Wagner, right, talks Sheel~; Kaven Sheet.s, ( 4); Chang, ( I ); Doug Brown, ( I ); GALLIPOLIS Rain basketball with Dave Cowens of the Bos!Qn Celtics at the Valley Steve Slone, (3); Mark Winston Saunders, ( I ); Mike postponed all ·action in the Vista Sports Camp near [Jainbridge. Wagner, wh.o has been Kiesling, (2); Steve Lee, ( 2); McCalla,(!); Mark Poling, (! ) Gl!llipolls Summer Recreation coaching junior varsity ba ~ketball at the PandoraGrlboa School SKipper Joh nson, (2); Jim and Managers · - Tony Burn- baseball league I FridaY., District, \VIII hecome bMketball coach at Waynesfield High Ni~ay , (2); Ray Weiher, (! ); helmer and Perry Neal, (!) . evening. Sc)wol near·i.ima this fall . His lather, Gerald Wagner, was a star Dave Burnette, (I ) ; Da ve basketball player in Gatlla County in his hlglj school days. Thomas, 1t ); Mike Berridge, ( 1); Leon Briggs, ( t); Rick Barcus, (!); Bill H ollan~. (I ) ; Jim Perry, () ); Mike Watson, 0); Brett W!lson , ( I ) and soov. QT-~~ I~~ i il • all. y Youth £ffi ins th try ' •• Pomeroy Phils -over money Troedson who blanke1! the Reds' through the first six innings. , . • Best known garden dust in iis field • For use on vegetables, fruits, shrubs, 'flowers and or - . namentals . a top Syracuse · :. 'G &}squad Spring sports . "!~•--~---------------• A's.post sixth straight .victory . ·Rose reminisces in win · Indians 3 4 59 69 Orioles '? 3 3) 60 ? l 46 n GALLIP'OLJS - Clieshire •italk. Valentin(• stole sel'Ond llaird, Rick Smith, Al'llett and Padre! find third but was cut down at , B!a1.cr und u walk to Kern. The . Cub 1 5 33 59 and Bidwell f t\nlinued to share led l l d 1 Se na tors 0 4 22 74 1 ~gs t>ate . t oree more TOTALs JO Jo 526 526 first place ~' riday night with the pluto·on 8 pc~ fr ont left. 111 fielder Luther Amos to catcher l'uns the !11th mn in~. PONY LEAGUE easy victories in the, Ga llia Amos began lhe rn lly with a 'T EAM w l R OR Ben Al·nett., County Pony Lea~ ue . Redsts 9 1 83 26 Ief l . .He• moved to third Gian , . single to 6 2 76 13 Coac h Dale (Cas~~ ) Green's other threat came in on 'a .double by 'Baird . Amos , Phlines 6 2 55 50 Syracuse ~ Rachostcr 1 Rothge b's Rectlegs upended wns scored on a groun de r· off Dodgers Braves 4 4 " 48 '' Green 9-0 at Ce)ltcnar)• while the four th inning, ~~vans ... 0 16 5 116 <~ . 1 By J)enny. Fobes safe on an error, BI' O IVII singled Stwnp's but. while Baird Clnne TOTA'Ls 21 21 263 263• Coach Doyle Saunders: Bidwell · Ph·ates qlasted Southwestern. , and Nibert walked loading the in on a throwing error. Smith p'EE WEE lEAGUE sPortscasters and other fearless· limb walkers who like to l!H . Both teams have, Identical bases, Bluzer fanned Valentine p~ced the WiJl!lCrs with Utree ' This Week's Games: • .I make predictions usually make their basebilll selections before Monday - wr..,ns vs . Robins . 7·lleague mark s, Cheshire is 9- and Dnm1mond ending Ute hits in fil'e t ~ ips to the plate. th~ season staris. · · Amps ~ nd , Baird had two hits . Tu esday ~ Eagles vs .' innin•. , 1 overall wllile Bidwe.ll i.s 7·2. o Fa lcons: · • · Not me. · . .. C11eshlre plated two run,. (n each: Wednesday ~ N o games. . .Southpaw Jef! Blazer fired a !like to wait and see the patterns forming in each dlvisi,on Blazer, in going the distance, Thursday - Lark s vs. Cards. h~o-hittel' against Gr·een in the se~ ond on a single by Jim before I take Uiat leap ·into 'the land of the-swJII1)is. That way I str.tickout 12 ami walked two. Friday - Angels vs, Orioles. r Howard 1 l'ec passes to Arnett, s·a turday Hawks vs . J. figure I've got a better chance of being right . Also, there's the · leading Cheshire to· its 9-0 Steve Baird an·d Tom Kern. Brown and Valentine fa nned Hawks. quite minor fact that I wasn't a card-<:arryillg member of the viclory . BobbY Evans and Torn Stun1p, 'Redleg · ri'ghl- seven. Brown had the only hits orr LITTLE LEAGUE sports commentating fraternity at the beginning of the season Blazer. fielder, was hit by a pitch · ~ t 1\io Grande, Bidwell • Lasl Week ' s Results : here or anywhere else. One doesn't publicize his meditations driving in the first run . Three paced by the strong slugging or Ya n ~ees 15 Senators 4; While Green th re atened in the about the' professional baseball world. when he's still paying Sox 17 Cubs 3; Athletic s 13 second inning when Tommy more runs came ac)'Oss in the (;reg James, Gene Welch and Padres 3; Padres 17 Red Sox tuition at Woody Hayes' Football School. Valentine, rea ched fi rst on, a fourth inning on singles l)y Mark Theiss slan\med South· II ; Tigers B Oriol es 4; Ind ia ns So, with the season nearly hall over, Here We Go! : westel'll , 19-L James con· .1 9 Senators 6; Rea Sox 13 b1 the American League East it'll ~e the Yankees: I really nkees 6; Tige:r s 11 Ind ian s 5. ·tributed lour doubles . and a . YaThi s Week;s Games: shouldn't go against the Orioles, but the Yanks have been o'he of triple; Welch had two singles Monday - Yank ees vs . my favorites since the days of Mantle, Kubek, Boyer; Elston and a doubl e and . Theiss In d ians, 6i Tigers vs . Padres, . .Howard, et at. look lor Graig Nettles to start pounding the ball .collected a home run, dotible 8:20 Tuesday A lhl e'tic s vs. alter the All.Star break tv 'lead the New York attack. Baltimore apd single. Ti g~ r s, 6,· lnOians vs . Whil e should finish second, Boston third, Detroit (the geritol·for·lunchAlso gelling two hits each Sox> B: 20.' Wednesday ....... No ga mes. bunch) finiSh fourth, Cleveland filth and Milwaukee sixth. ' · were Randy Patterson, Homer .Thursday .......- Se nators vs. Milwaukee·may be hot, now, but I remember the days of the McMillan, Brad Logan atict Bill Pa dres, 6; Atb leti ct. vs . Cubs, famous Cleveland &urges when the Tribe waS aimos\ always in Shaw. Southwestern had two . 8:20. Friday -· Orioles vs . Whi te first aroqnd·the All.Star break and usually ended up last. Ditto GALLIPOL.IS - Down 1.0 distan ce for th e A's . He hils, a double by·Chris (,ewis in Sox, 6; Red Sox vs . Senat or s, for the Brewers. • with two out in the bottom of · ·allowed live hits, and fanned the first inning and a single by 8:20. Saturday ~ Red S,ox vs. look, lor. the · Oak!ilnd Athletics to be dethroned · in the the third, the Athletics rallied five At the plate, Rams~y had Cro~se in· the seventh. Designed to Providfi Cubs, 6 ; Orioles vs. Yankees·. · American West. The Chicago White Sox could be the best team in lor live runs, then went on' to a triple and single. Terry Welch was the winning 8:20. a Combination ·of Comfort, the American League and they'll show it, although it'll be a tough . edge the lnQ!ans 7-4 in a Utile Lewis ' bases-loaded double pitc~er . He fanned 14 and ' PONY LEAG.UE struggle with the mustachioed ·boys from the coAst. 'what can I League makeup baseball game ··plated three runs in.Jhe big wal~ed one. Jim Nida started Convenience and Luxurv. Last Week 's Results: Say aboutthe rest of ihe divisioo? Put 'em &I)Y\VBY you want, but on' Memorial Field. Saturday _third inning for the A's. Pat lor 'the Highlanders. He was Re ds lO Giilnl s 7: Phil li es 13 Stop in today and see the new exciting milke sure Texas~ laSt. Drawing out of a hat I've got Calllornia morning. O'Donnell and Ray Tackett relieved by Terry Carter in the . Braves 9 ; Red s 7 Braves 2. Eleona Wedgewood 65x 14 in the l:his We.ek's Games: third, Kansas City fourth, Minnesota fifth and the good old . It v,:as the A's sixth straight . ~ach had singles for the ·win· ·fifth and Terry Bush . Monday - Phillies - ORen. Rangers (they are still in Texas aren't they?) sixth. · popular "Pinehurst" decor. • triumph agains~ no setbacks, ners. Tuesday _,.. Red s vs. Brav es. The Addaville-Vinton !fame Wednesday ~ No games . Now for the National League. In !he· East I think the CUbs ahd the win moved the loop David Rfce was charged with was postponed due to rain. Thisplan features an 18ft . livin.g room , large Thursday - Gi a nts - Ope n. will take it. It's abouttime.lt rould be a chancey pick, though, as leaders a game and 12ft. kitchen and a master bedroom. 13xl4 ft., hall the loss. He was relieved by Friday - Phil li es vs. Reds. memories of how Chicago gave It to the Mets ill the homestretch ahead of the idle second place Greg Harrington iQ the third. ..,S aturday G ia nt s vs. · carpeted throughout . The large bow window GALLIA COUNTY PONY Braves. several years ago still linger. The Mets shoul<\.!inish second, with Tigers. The Indians dropped Duane Skidmore had two and the distinctive exter ior sty ling of· Elcona LEAGUE STANDINGS TE/IM W L R OR the Pirates, missing the talents of Clemente, third. Montreal their filth game of the year. singles for the Indi;ms~ David ·makes this home one to be admired by Cheshire 7 1 106 · 24 should be fourth, St. Lluis fifth.and Philadelphia last. If Steve They've won three. everyone. Rice had a single and double, Bidwell · 1 ,. 96 14 · Carlton rould pitch eve.cy game I'd put the Phils fourth. But he 3 4 24 63 Scott Ramsay went the and Mark Allison had·a triple. Green NEW COACH NAMED Oak Hill 2 3 13 25 can't. So the boys lro111 the town of brotherly love will have to HOURS : 9 TO 8 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, Vinton 2 ·4 25 45 POMEROY, Ohio (UPI) settle for last. ,. · Southwestern ·2 5 31 57 9 TO 5 SATURDAY- Cl OSED SUNEIAY · . Going against all patterns which have 'formed in the first hall Addavi lle I 6 16 82 "Lewis "Spike" Berktibrter has SCIOTO RESULTS been -named the head football Totals 24 24 310 310 of the season, I'm going to stick with the Redlegs (remember Last week 's results : Vinton 7 COLUMBUS (UP!') co~ch at Eastern High School that old seven word nickname), in the National West. They've gpt Southwestern 6; Bidwell 32near here in ~l e igs County: , Adda v ille 0 ; Ch eshi re 25 Adthe talent, and the pitching and hitting are bound to rome around Yellow Knife won his tenth da vi lle 2; Bidwe ll lB Green 3; race this year Friday night Berkhlmer, a form er All· sometime, hopefully before the end of September. The Dodgers Vinton S,Oak Hill 4; Ch eshire. 9 when he ran the Free-For·All State lineman from West ·should .!ade ·tv second ill the stretch, with the up and coming POMEROY - Pomeroy's Green 0; Bidwell 19 Southtrot at Scioto Downs jn 2:00 1·5, Virginia. University, has been tern Astros (remember the old Colt 45's) taking third. San Fran. Pony League Phillies behind wes This week's gam-e s: Fri day the fastest mile for an aged head coach at St. Mary's cisco'll be fourth, Atlan.ta filth because Hank As ron 's home runs See Jim Staats or Joe Giles the 2-hit pitching'• or Jeff - Green at Vinton ; So uthstallion in the ·nation this year. (W .Va.) lor the past three can't win enough g~nies, and the poor old Padre~ sixth. JiJ5I Sourh of )il~er Sndl'_. ShDD P' ~ 9 Plolo . McKinney defeated Syracuse western a t Ch eshire and Ad yeats. Richard Farrington drove 6-0 Friday , remaining 'un- dav ill e at Oak Hill. I won't make any predictions about the championship series "-e446-9J40 ~ Golllpalla, Ohio ill each·league, excr~t tv hint that the World Series jtist might be Yetiow Knile to a nose victory defeated . over Quick Work, with ' Oppy played in only one city. Tim Cundiff of Syracuse • coming in third. .. Well that's it. I hope nobody Clips this column out and saves fanned 7, walked four. Red F)'ost won the first race .'it, or things C<JU!d get a litUe embarrassing come October. Of · McKinney fanned' l4, walked 5. and Right Turn the second to course I will, just ln case I'm right. Syrac~se hitli;rs were Greg retnrn $71 on the daily double • Cundiff and Steve Stewart, combination of 9 ;~nd 4. each a single . The crowd of 7,084 wagered RIVER DOWNS · For the Phillies. Mike CINCINNATI (UP!) - Wed~ $361 ,377. Nesselroad homered and nesday Rose won the featured singled, Charley Marshall , . eighth race •• a $2,200 claiming McKinney and Steve Pickens • race, at River Downs Friday each singled ; Larry Fridley and paid $12.60, $Ul'and $3.60. singled and doubled, and Pat The winner ran the six furlongs Uvely won ·the first race and BU .CKEYE BUILDING & LOAN ,• Wild Puma took the second, Soul~by homered . ill 1:'12 2-5 .. Syracuse 000 000 0-0 2 · ·Second·place Two Helens re. producing an 11·9 combination Phillies 220 200 x-6 8 · turned· $14.80 and $9.40. Third worth $35.20. Tim Cundiff and Greg UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. place Little Miss W paid $6.20 .. Attendance was 3,359 with a Cundiff. McKinney and M. II lll• In the daily double, f,lght N handle of $300,112. 1: ,. (UP!) - Pen.. S!ate has told Nesselroad. , .the Eastei:n Collegiate Athletic ~I i ift !)Inference (ECAC) it intends .----.--= =r"--.--- -., r --------------------~ IU~M '·1, f.l. 1· ' Ia withdraw from the con, •• ference a year from now • ' because it is paying a ., ' .. disproportionately big share of • the conference's annua.l ' budget. . . Penn · State .is one of 214 schools in the ECAC, and in the past live years it has paid tc ' the. con!ereriCe between $011,00! · and $55,000a year - about one· filth of the annual ECAC ' budget. } Even with that, PeQll StaU said, the ECAC had . budge deficits Of $70,000 in 1971 anr $40,000 In 19n. The announcement Frida) BILL NELSON renewed sptll!ulation in som< qlulrters that large schools i( the ECAC might be' on th• t MAIN SL POM ER()Y verge of withdrawing am '' f hat's right .If yo u'll! nol Slllt! lled lor om v reason forming another major athletic '. wtth !he 'k111d of se r ~tice my dealership •s g•ving, pleilse conference . ' · see me abou11t. I'm CII5Y to reach. And I watilto •. ·k,,ow tf, ttow and where we're (lo.ng wronR Usually the only pot ''Believe me. I know th at it you're not happy wtth of gold waiting for our ~e rv tc e. the re's a good chance w e' lll~:~c;e you II& a you is Ihe one you put wslomer, And thcit's. not sood bu~inf!s~ f1,1 r us NORTHFIELD "So pfea3e Qo us tlol h a favor If our Mrv1ce rsn' l there yourself,. Mahy NORTHFIELD, Ohio makml!: you helppy, Htlk jo me abou l d. . ,. of our pa s sbook ''I' m 1nie reeled 1n your proQiern And I'll do my (UP!)..:.. Susie Flame ~cored a· hesl to help solve 11." ,...._ sa·ving s ac counts and tw'o.tength victory Friday certificate of ·deposit ' , night over Quick Baron in the holders discovered ; featured $$,000 th\rd leg or the thi s fact ear ly in ll.fe ., "Battle of Lak.e Erie" pa~lng • and . enjoy a . much stakes at North!i~ld Park. · happier existence Driver Richard Wood rained because of it . · Lel us Susie Flame to a str?ng final . help you· plan for your • quart.er-mile in 29 3-5 seconds . future an.d prosperity . It was Susie Flame 's sixth win ' S~VINGS SOON. · in 14 starts this year. will - ' tnternallonal THISTUJ;DOWN League Slandtngs ,VEl.AND IUPI) -1;'1\111· · B• Unlled Preu International eaucr~~ u nAmeri ean- Division . ~...... W. L. P t, G.P. tucky De1·by WillltCr ' Ciwti!IIU· Ro he•ter j~ ~ :~~ 5 GIIY . won the featured ninth . ~';!'fu"c~ef 34 ~ .<116 s•,, race Friday at :rhlsUedown, To l ed~ · 32 39 .. 4~1 B going the stx furlong~ In 1:12 3· National Olvl !i tDn .: _ . W L Pet. G.B. . •· b ,.~ Charlcstq11 47 .' 30 .610 \ The winner, rid~cn Y "'"' • • Tidewater 41 31 .515 l land Gailltano, paid $3,40, n ,40 · 3• 37 .479 101 d $2 20 lanlon was sec(llld l'e nlnsulo Rlch,mond 25 •9 ,338 7Q11 an · • , ~·r l da y's Res ults and Butternut Rnn was third. Tldewa ler el Pcnl~su la . ppd., •J11e IIJ..lO daily double combl· 1 r~ t~do .al Paw luckcl. ppd., nation of Nass,a Boy in the first rain ra ·e and Honestly in the -sec· . ond returned $516.60. ,, · Charl eslon • Rl >hmond 3 ' Yankees .. �.. ;.. '• Cheshire a_n d .Bidwell thP. -. Sports-. Desk· -score ~asy triumphs ,o,;, 111111 t•r .~tmtdill/(.'1 . . GALLIPOLIS lrTLE li;: I\GUE · TEAM · W l R OR Afhlel.lc 5 0 81 ?1 Tigers 5 l 60 16 RedSox . 4 1 63 46 While So> • ' . 4 1 · 51, 46 4 J 78 -18 · ''t9,- TheSwrday ;l'lmoa'.S.nti~Sund;;y ,July 1, t973 ' I" S . p ~- · • CINCINNATI (UI'I) - Pete · Hose's lrutido.the1JIIrk homef hltd the Reds' two·tlme baiting cl\'amplon doing o little r~tnlnlsclns. ' 'There was a day back In 11161 st"St . Petersburg, Fla.,. when Nte liOCked two lnside~he'park homers while he Willi playing_for .the Reds' Tampa, ~1a . , farm club in the Florida ' state League. !!.'They were the only homers ::!,tt ~at sealiOn ," recalled ; ; ltose Friday n!ght, "and alter :: both of them, I was kind of ·!wiBiting I had been thrown out :;at the plaie. . :. , : ·'i "TI1at was the year I set • : PI lea~uc rej.'llrd With 30 triples," batt ~nd i>nn Drleiii<Cn walked. he explained . "I knew I wllll - Bench was back .In the lineup going to lead the league ill that · for the first lillie since he department." pulled a muscle In the call of ·Rose's lnside ·the·park hlslelt leg. in the serlesllnole homer Frldaynlght touched orr ·June 24 with tho llJS 1\(lgejes the .Reds' seventh inning Dodgerb, who open 8 four· uprising . ·Johnny Bench's game ~cries at Riverfront homer over the left lielli fence Stadium tonight. with two runners on tiase Bench played Friday night climaxed the inning as the with a special sponge cushion · Reds broke a scoreless tie to ing his left heel to relieve beat the San Diego Padres w pressure on his pulled muscle. and "fllve J.ack Billingham his "I might have to keep It tenth victory against live there " he said · ''because the losses. docto~s tell me' the leg won 't Bench's homer, his 15th of · heel as long as I keep playing. 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IS.; S p i ke~, Clev, ~a n do and Jack- 59 ; Sfargell , Pill 55; Walson , •I !t 7 IC E CRE'AM BARS. or A HALF·G'ALLON of son , Oakl4, ', r' · Runs Batted In National League : Bench, Ci n ;I .I "I c & M LATEX WALL PAINT American League: Maybe r,ry , JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOME SALES ... . ' ' SKYLINE LANE.S' and PRO-SHOP ,;:. ,.. rsta. coach · g. ab r. h. pet: Ph. 446.0315 ' win _ sii~·_ oum . eyY.al.ley'. American Leagu e = THE· BUCKEYE. BU·.ILDING AND LOAN COMPANY .. .. Kuhn limits fine ' on Yanks' Murcer ONL f THE FIRST 5 ·I ~·· awards arrive . MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP! ) Dennis Mowery has finally won BAINBRIDGE - Michael D. Arlington High SchooL the Mid-America Junior Golf Wagner , who will become When the family moved to' Tournament and it couldn't basketball and baseball coach . Wellston from Gallipoli s, have rome a year too at Waynesfield High School Wagner played Little League Mowery, 18, of Mansfield, near Lima this fall, is currently baseball and made theall·slar had failed in six. previous al- coa~hing at the Ted Kluszewski team for three straight years. tempts to win the aonual event. Baseball SchooL Later, when the family He will be to old to enter next The school is , one of three moved to Breman , Wagner year's event !orgol!ers aged 18 conducted at the Valley Vista played . on the Fairfield Union School football , and under . Sports Camp here this summet;< High Mowery won the 15th annual . . for boys 9 to 18 years of age. ba sketball and baseball teains, tourney at the Possum Run Wagner has been coaching graduating in 1965. In his Swim and Golf Club by defeat- Junior high football and jtinior senior- year , the Fairfield ing Marty .Radigan of Brecks- varsity basketball in the Union team was crowned. the ville 2·up in match play Friday . Pandora Gilboa School District county basketball champion. It was the 13th year a mem- for the last year. A graduate ·of On the school baseball team, ber of Mowery's family _en- Findlay \ College, he earlier Wagner was an all-<:ounty first tered the tourney and the ftrst 'served i9 the U. S. Army for baseman for .two straight time a family member won. ·three years. years. "This was it," Mowery said Born in Gallipolis, he is the . During his high school days, after the victory. "We had to son of Gerald Wagner who was Wagner also helped to coach win it this year or forget about a star basketball player in Pee Wee baseball teams. He is it and I really wanted it." Gallia County in his high school married to the former Alice L. In Friday's A !light m~tch days. His father' no.;· coaches Dearth of Ada, a graduate of play finale , Craig Vandlik of basketball and golf at Ohio Northern University. Findlay defeated Art Nash of Kent, 6 and 5. John Tignor of Coshocton took the B flight title by beating Mel Strine of Cardington, 4 and 3: . Kent House of Xenia won the C flight competition by defeating Buck Baumann of ' I, Fremont, 2 and I. In 0 flight, Bernie Jablonski of Panna But Murcer refused to say NEW YORK (UP1) - Did beat Jim Goodwin oi Board- Bobby Murcer apologize Ia whether or not'he apologized in man, 4 and 3, while in E flight, Baseball Commissioner Bowie a press conference at Yankee Rodney Loesch of Mansfield Kuhn Friday' Stadium before the Yankees' beat Jeff Myers of Toledo, 2 The commission-er said he game Friday night against the ' lndiltns: It was a coincidence and!. did. A field . of 348 entered the "I met -this afternoon with that Perry pitched the game. week·long tourney and the field Bobby Murcel' regarding his While refusing to say he was trimmed to 192 after two recent statements about Presi- apologized, Murcer said, "We da~s of qualifications . Match dent (Joe) Cronin and myself," discussed the statement I play started Tues~ay. Kuhn announced . "He apolo• made in Cleveland. I told him gizect for his remarks. In light that we'd suffered a tough loss of the apology, 1 have limited and a lo£ of things are said In · Major League Leaders the clubhouse in those By United Press International the line to $250." Leading Batters Murcer had said earlier litis situations . I can 't deny I made NatiOrll l League '9· ab r. h . pet. week that the commissioner the statement but I don't think Mota. LA 50 164 21 57 .348 and American League Presi- 1 deserved the fine ." Unser, Ph il 58 178 30 . 61 .343 Murcer added, "he didn'ttell Hulin , Phil 49 133 22 45 .338 dent Cr·onin were ugutless" for there was anything ·1 me Maddox , SF 64 251 32 83 .331 not enforcing the spitball ban Walsn, Hou 78 286 54 94 .329 against the alleged ''grease couldn't say 4 but that I should Coodsn , SF 65 243 23 · 79 .325 ball" thrown by the Indians' he more discreet in· my comMafhws, SF 68 227 32 73 .322 ments." Fairly. Mil 62 117 2~ 57 .322 Gaylot·d Pel'l'y. Cedeno, Ho 63 247 45 79 .320 Torre, StL 65 229 36 73 '.319 CENTRAL SOY A OF OHIO blanks foe · GALLIPOLIS - G and J upped Its second hal! record ta , 2.CJ, defeating B. F. Shaw, 13-3, .' In Galllpolla slow-pitch aoftball action Thursday night. · John Nimce got credit for the GALI.I POI.I S - Principal Manager . Roger Harbo'lri, ( 1). Tennis tFirst Year) MVP victory . Honesto suffered the James N. M. Davis announced . Saturday that the spring spor.t.s · Rick Thornton ; Rick Thornton, · lo~·ru:d J scored twice in the awards (letters) have arrived (I); R81ldyWill, ( 1)i Gil Prl~e . first, three times in the fourth I ~. ' · _and may, be picked up in the (I); Dave Thomas, (I ); Jimmy and eight in the filth. main school o!!i.ce by players Singer, (! ); Kenny Will, ( 1); Leading hillers for the ~ during ' school hours starting Don Carter • ( 1l andScott vtd ors we~e Roger Taylor'wtth • Epling, ( 1) . · ..... Monday, July 2. Devault with I, The GAHS Athletic Boatd . Trac k ~ MVP · Randy Rice; · rive singles, Keith . • recently" approved awards for· Randy Ri ce, ( 3); . Brent t)Jree singles and Nance, who the lollol"ing spring athletes: Saunders, (!); Tom Valentine, ii'!so slashed three singles. B. F. Shaw's record In the Golf ~ MVP - Ken Ne w; Dow . (1 ); David Graham, (2) ; Craig · Sauilders, (:l); Ken New, ( 2); Ellis, (!); Mike Evans, (I); second .half>jjftheseasonls now John Sa unders; (2); Jack Clark Mike Betz, "'( I ); Johnny '(). 2· (I ) an'd Topper Orr, ( t )'. . Meyers, ( I); John Cornett, ( I); POSTPONED Baseball ·-'- MVP - Ka·ven Bruce Scarberry, ( I); John TALKING BASKE-i'BALL - Michael D. Wagner, right, talks Sheel~; Kaven Sheet.s, ( 4); Chang, ( I ); Doug Brown, ( I ); GALLIPOLIS Rain basketball with Dave Cowens of the Bos!Qn Celtics at the Valley Steve Slone, (3); Mark Winston Saunders, ( I ); Mike postponed all ·action in the Vista Sports Camp near [Jainbridge. Wagner, wh.o has been Kiesling, (2); Steve Lee, ( 2); McCalla,(!); Mark Poling, (! ) Gl!llipolls Summer Recreation coaching junior varsity ba ~ketball at the PandoraGrlboa School SKipper Joh nson, (2); Jim and Managers · - Tony Burn- baseball league I FridaY., District, \VIII hecome bMketball coach at Waynesfield High Ni~ay , (2); Ray Weiher, (! ); helmer and Perry Neal, (!) . evening. Sc)wol near·i.ima this fall . His lather, Gerald Wagner, was a star Dave Burnette, (I ) ; Da ve basketball player in Gatlla County in his hlglj school days. Thomas, 1t ); Mike Berridge, ( 1); Leon Briggs, ( t); Rick Barcus, (!); Bill H ollan~. (I ) ; Jim Perry, () ); Mike Watson, 0); Brett W!lson , ( I ) and soov. QT-~~ I~~ i il • all. y Youth £ffi ins th try ' •• Pomeroy Phils -over money Troedson who blanke1! the Reds' through the first six innings. , . • Best known garden dust in iis field • For use on vegetables, fruits, shrubs, 'flowers and or - . namentals . a top Syracuse · :. 'G &}squad Spring sports . "!~•--~---------------• A's.post sixth straight .victory . ·Rose reminisces in win · Indians 3 4 59 69 Orioles '? 3 3) 60 ? l 46 n GALLIP'OLJS - Clieshire •italk. Valentin(• stole sel'Ond llaird, Rick Smith, Al'llett and Padre! find third but was cut down at , B!a1.cr und u walk to Kern. The . Cub 1 5 33 59 and Bidwell f t\nlinued to share led l l d 1 Se na tors 0 4 22 74 1 ~gs t>ate . t oree more TOTALs JO Jo 526 526 first place ~' riday night with the pluto·on 8 pc~ fr ont left. 111 fielder Luther Amos to catcher l'uns the !11th mn in~. PONY LEAGUE easy victories in the, Ga llia Amos began lhe rn lly with a 'T EAM w l R OR Ben Al·nett., County Pony Lea~ ue . Redsts 9 1 83 26 Ief l . .He• moved to third Gian , . single to 6 2 76 13 Coac h Dale (Cas~~ ) Green's other threat came in on 'a .double by 'Baird . Amos , Phlines 6 2 55 50 Syracuse ~ Rachostcr 1 Rothge b's Rectlegs upended wns scored on a groun de r· off Dodgers Braves 4 4 " 48 '' Green 9-0 at Ce)ltcnar)• while the four th inning, ~~vans ... 0 16 5 116 <~ . 1 By J)enny. Fobes safe on an error, BI' O IVII singled Stwnp's but. while Baird Clnne TOTA'Ls 21 21 263 263• Coach Doyle Saunders: Bidwell · Ph·ates qlasted Southwestern. , and Nibert walked loading the in on a throwing error. Smith p'EE WEE lEAGUE sPortscasters and other fearless· limb walkers who like to l!H . Both teams have, Identical bases, Bluzer fanned Valentine p~ced the WiJl!lCrs with Utree ' This Week's Games: • .I make predictions usually make their basebilll selections before Monday - wr..,ns vs . Robins . 7·lleague mark s, Cheshire is 9- and Dnm1mond ending Ute hits in fil'e t ~ ips to the plate. th~ season staris. · · Amps ~ nd , Baird had two hits . Tu esday ~ Eagles vs .' innin•. , 1 overall wllile Bidwe.ll i.s 7·2. o Fa lcons: · • · Not me. · . .. C11eshlre plated two run,. (n each: Wednesday ~ N o games. . .Southpaw Jef! Blazer fired a !like to wait and see the patterns forming in each dlvisi,on Blazer, in going the distance, Thursday - Lark s vs. Cards. h~o-hittel' against Gr·een in the se~ ond on a single by Jim before I take Uiat leap ·into 'the land of the-swJII1)is. That way I str.tickout 12 ami walked two. Friday - Angels vs, Orioles. r Howard 1 l'ec passes to Arnett, s·a turday Hawks vs . J. figure I've got a better chance of being right . Also, there's the · leading Cheshire to· its 9-0 Steve Baird an·d Tom Kern. Brown and Valentine fa nned Hawks. quite minor fact that I wasn't a card-<:arryillg member of the viclory . BobbY Evans and Torn Stun1p, 'Redleg · ri'ghl- seven. Brown had the only hits orr LITTLE LEAGUE sports commentating fraternity at the beginning of the season Blazer. fielder, was hit by a pitch · ~ t 1\io Grande, Bidwell • Lasl Week ' s Results : here or anywhere else. One doesn't publicize his meditations driving in the first run . Three paced by the strong slugging or Ya n ~ees 15 Senators 4; While Green th re atened in the about the' professional baseball world. when he's still paying Sox 17 Cubs 3; Athletic s 13 second inning when Tommy more runs came ac)'Oss in the (;reg James, Gene Welch and Padres 3; Padres 17 Red Sox tuition at Woody Hayes' Football School. Valentine, rea ched fi rst on, a fourth inning on singles l)y Mark Theiss slan\med South· II ; Tigers B Oriol es 4; Ind ia ns So, with the season nearly hall over, Here We Go! : westel'll , 19-L James con· .1 9 Senators 6; Rea Sox 13 b1 the American League East it'll ~e the Yankees: I really nkees 6; Tige:r s 11 Ind ian s 5. ·tributed lour doubles . and a . YaThi s Week;s Games: shouldn't go against the Orioles, but the Yanks have been o'he of triple; Welch had two singles Monday - Yank ees vs . my favorites since the days of Mantle, Kubek, Boyer; Elston and a doubl e and . Theiss In d ians, 6i Tigers vs . Padres, . .Howard, et at. look lor Graig Nettles to start pounding the ball .collected a home run, dotible 8:20 Tuesday A lhl e'tic s vs. alter the All.Star break tv 'lead the New York attack. Baltimore apd single. Ti g~ r s, 6,· lnOians vs . Whil e should finish second, Boston third, Detroit (the geritol·for·lunchAlso gelling two hits each Sox> B: 20.' Wednesday ....... No ga mes. bunch) finiSh fourth, Cleveland filth and Milwaukee sixth. ' · were Randy Patterson, Homer .Thursday .......- Se nators vs. Milwaukee·may be hot, now, but I remember the days of the McMillan, Brad Logan atict Bill Pa dres, 6; Atb leti ct. vs . Cubs, famous Cleveland &urges when the Tribe waS aimos\ always in Shaw. Southwestern had two . 8:20. Friday -· Orioles vs . Whi te first aroqnd·the All.Star break and usually ended up last. Ditto GALLIPOL.IS - Down 1.0 distan ce for th e A's . He hils, a double by·Chris (,ewis in Sox, 6; Red Sox vs . Senat or s, for the Brewers. • with two out in the bottom of · ·allowed live hits, and fanned the first inning and a single by 8:20. Saturday ~ Red S,ox vs. look, lor. the · Oak!ilnd Athletics to be dethroned · in the the third, the Athletics rallied five At the plate, Rams~y had Cro~se in· the seventh. Designed to Providfi Cubs, 6 ; Orioles vs. Yankees·. · American West. The Chicago White Sox could be the best team in lor live runs, then went on' to a triple and single. Terry Welch was the winning 8:20. a Combination ·of Comfort, the American League and they'll show it, although it'll be a tough . edge the lnQ!ans 7-4 in a Utile Lewis ' bases-loaded double pitc~er . He fanned 14 and ' PONY LEAG.UE struggle with the mustachioed ·boys from the coAst. 'what can I League makeup baseball game ··plated three runs in.Jhe big wal~ed one. Jim Nida started Convenience and Luxurv. Last Week 's Results: Say aboutthe rest of ihe divisioo? Put 'em &I)Y\VBY you want, but on' Memorial Field. Saturday _third inning for the A's. Pat lor 'the Highlanders. He was Re ds lO Giilnl s 7: Phil li es 13 Stop in today and see the new exciting milke sure Texas~ laSt. Drawing out of a hat I've got Calllornia morning. O'Donnell and Ray Tackett relieved by Terry Carter in the . Braves 9 ; Red s 7 Braves 2. Eleona Wedgewood 65x 14 in the l:his We.ek's Games: third, Kansas City fourth, Minnesota fifth and the good old . It v,:as the A's sixth straight . ~ach had singles for the ·win· ·fifth and Terry Bush . Monday - Phillies - ORen. Rangers (they are still in Texas aren't they?) sixth. · popular "Pinehurst" decor. • triumph agains~ no setbacks, ners. Tuesday _,.. Red s vs. Brav es. The Addaville-Vinton !fame Wednesday ~ No games . Now for the National League. In !he· East I think the CUbs ahd the win moved the loop David Rfce was charged with was postponed due to rain. Thisplan features an 18ft . livin.g room , large Thursday - Gi a nts - Ope n. will take it. It's abouttime.lt rould be a chancey pick, though, as leaders a game and 12ft. kitchen and a master bedroom. 13xl4 ft., hall the loss. He was relieved by Friday - Phil li es vs. Reds. memories of how Chicago gave It to the Mets ill the homestretch ahead of the idle second place Greg Harrington iQ the third. ..,S aturday G ia nt s vs. · carpeted throughout . The large bow window GALLIA COUNTY PONY Braves. several years ago still linger. The Mets shoul<\.!inish second, with Tigers. The Indians dropped Duane Skidmore had two and the distinctive exter ior sty ling of· Elcona LEAGUE STANDINGS TE/IM W L R OR the Pirates, missing the talents of Clemente, third. Montreal their filth game of the year. singles for the Indi;ms~ David ·makes this home one to be admired by Cheshire 7 1 106 · 24 should be fourth, St. Lluis fifth.and Philadelphia last. If Steve They've won three. everyone. Rice had a single and double, Bidwell · 1 ,. 96 14 · Carlton rould pitch eve.cy game I'd put the Phils fourth. But he 3 4 24 63 Scott Ramsay went the and Mark Allison had·a triple. Green NEW COACH NAMED Oak Hill 2 3 13 25 can't. So the boys lro111 the town of brotherly love will have to HOURS : 9 TO 8 MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, Vinton 2 ·4 25 45 POMEROY, Ohio (UPI) settle for last. ,. · Southwestern ·2 5 31 57 9 TO 5 SATURDAY- Cl OSED SUNEIAY · . Going against all patterns which have 'formed in the first hall Addavi lle I 6 16 82 "Lewis "Spike" Berktibrter has SCIOTO RESULTS been -named the head football Totals 24 24 310 310 of the season, I'm going to stick with the Redlegs (remember Last week 's results : Vinton 7 COLUMBUS (UP!') co~ch at Eastern High School that old seven word nickname), in the National West. They've gpt Southwestern 6; Bidwell 32near here in ~l e igs County: , Adda v ille 0 ; Ch eshi re 25 Adthe talent, and the pitching and hitting are bound to rome around Yellow Knife won his tenth da vi lle 2; Bidwe ll lB Green 3; race this year Friday night Berkhlmer, a form er All· sometime, hopefully before the end of September. The Dodgers Vinton S,Oak Hill 4; Ch eshire. 9 when he ran the Free-For·All State lineman from West ·should .!ade ·tv second ill the stretch, with the up and coming POMEROY - Pomeroy's Green 0; Bidwell 19 Southtrot at Scioto Downs jn 2:00 1·5, Virginia. University, has been tern Astros (remember the old Colt 45's) taking third. San Fran. Pony League Phillies behind wes This week's gam-e s: Fri day the fastest mile for an aged head coach at St. Mary's cisco'll be fourth, Atlan.ta filth because Hank As ron 's home runs See Jim Staats or Joe Giles the 2-hit pitching'• or Jeff - Green at Vinton ; So uthstallion in the ·nation this year. (W .Va.) lor the past three can't win enough g~nies, and the poor old Padre~ sixth. JiJ5I Sourh of )il~er Sndl'_. ShDD P' ~ 9 Plolo . McKinney defeated Syracuse western a t Ch eshire and Ad yeats. Richard Farrington drove 6-0 Friday , remaining 'un- dav ill e at Oak Hill. I won't make any predictions about the championship series "-e446-9J40 ~ Golllpalla, Ohio ill each·league, excr~t tv hint that the World Series jtist might be Yetiow Knile to a nose victory defeated . over Quick Work, with ' Oppy played in only one city. Tim Cundiff of Syracuse • coming in third. .. Well that's it. I hope nobody Clips this column out and saves fanned 7, walked four. Red F)'ost won the first race .'it, or things C<JU!d get a litUe embarrassing come October. Of · McKinney fanned' l4, walked 5. and Right Turn the second to course I will, just ln case I'm right. Syrac~se hitli;rs were Greg retnrn $71 on the daily double • Cundiff and Steve Stewart, combination of 9 ;~nd 4. each a single . The crowd of 7,084 wagered RIVER DOWNS · For the Phillies. Mike CINCINNATI (UP!) - Wed~ $361 ,377. Nesselroad homered and nesday Rose won the featured singled, Charley Marshall , . eighth race •• a $2,200 claiming McKinney and Steve Pickens • race, at River Downs Friday each singled ; Larry Fridley and paid $12.60, $Ul'and $3.60. singled and doubled, and Pat The winner ran the six furlongs Uvely won ·the first race and BU .CKEYE BUILDING & LOAN ,• Wild Puma took the second, Soul~by homered . ill 1:'12 2-5 .. Syracuse 000 000 0-0 2 · ·Second·place Two Helens re. producing an 11·9 combination Phillies 220 200 x-6 8 · turned· $14.80 and $9.40. Third worth $35.20. Tim Cundiff and Greg UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. place Little Miss W paid $6.20 .. Attendance was 3,359 with a Cundiff. McKinney and M. II lll• In the daily double, f,lght N handle of $300,112. 1: ,. (UP!) - Pen.. S!ate has told Nesselroad. , .the Eastei:n Collegiate Athletic ~I i ift !)Inference (ECAC) it intends .----.--= =r"--.--- -., r --------------------~ IU~M '·1, f.l. 1· ' Ia withdraw from the con, •• ference a year from now • ' because it is paying a ., ' .. disproportionately big share of • the conference's annua.l ' budget. . . Penn · State .is one of 214 schools in the ECAC, and in the past live years it has paid tc ' the. con!ereriCe between $011,00! · and $55,000a year - about one· filth of the annual ECAC ' budget. } Even with that, PeQll StaU said, the ECAC had . budge deficits Of $70,000 in 1971 anr $40,000 In 19n. The announcement Frida) BILL NELSON renewed sptll!ulation in som< qlulrters that large schools i( the ECAC might be' on th• t MAIN SL POM ER()Y verge of withdrawing am '' f hat's right .If yo u'll! nol Slllt! lled lor om v reason forming another major athletic '. wtth !he 'k111d of se r ~tice my dealership •s g•ving, pleilse conference . ' · see me abou11t. I'm CII5Y to reach. And I watilto •. ·k,,ow tf, ttow and where we're (lo.ng wronR Usually the only pot ''Believe me. I know th at it you're not happy wtth of gold waiting for our ~e rv tc e. the re's a good chance w e' lll~:~c;e you II& a you is Ihe one you put wslomer, And thcit's. not sood bu~inf!s~ f1,1 r us NORTHFIELD "So pfea3e Qo us tlol h a favor If our Mrv1ce rsn' l there yourself,. Mahy NORTHFIELD, Ohio makml!: you helppy, Htlk jo me abou l d. . ,. of our pa s sbook ''I' m 1nie reeled 1n your proQiern And I'll do my (UP!)..:.. Susie Flame ~cored a· hesl to help solve 11." ,...._ sa·ving s ac counts and tw'o.tength victory Friday certificate of ·deposit ' , night over Quick Baron in the holders discovered ; featured $$,000 th\rd leg or the thi s fact ear ly in ll.fe ., "Battle of Lak.e Erie" pa~lng • and . enjoy a . much stakes at North!i~ld Park. · happier existence Driver Richard Wood rained because of it . · Lel us Susie Flame to a str?ng final . help you· plan for your • quart.er-mile in 29 3-5 seconds . future an.d prosperity . It was Susie Flame 's sixth win ' S~VINGS SOON. · in 14 starts this year. will - ' tnternallonal THISTUJ;DOWN League Slandtngs ,VEl.AND IUPI) -1;'1\111· · B• Unlled Preu International eaucr~~ u nAmeri ean- Division . ~...... W. L. P t, G.P. tucky De1·by WillltCr ' Ciwti!IIU· Ro he•ter j~ ~ :~~ 5 GIIY . won the featured ninth . ~';!'fu"c~ef 34 ~ .<116 s•,, race Friday at :rhlsUedown, To l ed~ · 32 39 .. 4~1 B going the stx furlong~ In 1:12 3· National Olvl !i tDn .: _ . W L Pet. G.B. . •· b ,.~ Charlcstq11 47 .' 30 .610 \ The winner, rid~cn Y "'"' • • Tidewater 41 31 .515 l land Gailltano, paid $3,40, n ,40 · 3• 37 .479 101 d $2 20 lanlon was sec(llld l'e nlnsulo Rlch,mond 25 •9 ,338 7Q11 an · • , ~·r l da y's Res ults and Butternut Rnn was third. Tldewa ler el Pcnl~su la . ppd., •J11e IIJ..lO daily double combl· 1 r~ t~do .al Paw luckcl. ppd., nation of Nass,a Boy in the first rain ra ·e and Honestly in the -sec· . ond returned $516.60. ,, · Charl eslon • Rl >hmond 3 ' Yankees .. �~- • I 20 - TheSundayTi...ea-Senlinel,~ .•nday.Julyl,l973 Hol~er .., , . GALUPOLIS - Mrs. Janet (Cookie) Stebbins, R.N., nas started seeing patients in the Holzer Medical Center Clinic Pediatric Department under a new program called l>ediatric Nurse Assocfiite. ('I>.N;A.J. Clinic Adnlinistrator Robert E. Dani 1 said of . the new program: ''We ·hav.e · start<d this new ·service to our pedia,tric patients ·so as to provide more efficient and cdmprehensivc medical care · for everyone, !~eluding young patients,"' · The "P.N.A." is co rn. para lively ·new in the medical service, world. She is a· registered nurse who has ta ken additional training preparing COOKIE STEBBINS her to specialize in child care. In Mrs. Stebbins' case, this • involved a 14-week eon·TRUCK DAMAGED centra!ed course a l Good · GALLIPOLIS - firemen were summoned Friday to 1 3 ~ Samaritan Hospital ·in CinPortsmou th ljd. where a 1958 cinrrati with lectu res from ],ford pickup truck owned by doctors and professors in llle Kenny Bost.ic had caught fire, mornings and practical clinical after a backfire in the car· work m the afternoons. burelor. Loss was esti!yatc~ ~he P.N.A. performs many $35. ~"medical task~ ro~meJ I Y done . . .. ' t ~ will aware of it.' Go·v ernor ·wins~ but .loses ·. too 1 The P.NA program is given .'super king' ·powers lly LEE LEONARD &,signer of the GOP plan. " It's UPI Statehouse Reporter tokenism, but it's a start, COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. We 've changed directions and John.J . Gilligan has won a fis· [\()\V we are starting to give · cal victcry of major propor- ba.ck .some of the income tax tions in the battle of the budget, money instead of _spending it just completed in .the General alL '' As,<em)lly. but the triumph Tl!e oth~r plus feature for the . may be a costly one for the -··· Republicans, Cook claims , is a transfer of fuirds from eduta· lion into welfare. "We're hop. ing to start a trend back that 'Way." he said. Cook said the trend of infla· lion left little room for cutting · the budget, and a Democratic governor and · Democratfc House already had set high spending standards. · Rather trni n. force an impasse, Coo k said, 'the GOP decided to take their tax relief plan and. •:get trod upon" by· restoring agency expenditures. The heavy feet which did the treading- made their mark in beefing up state programs and services, but they also may · · have created . a legislativeexecilttve gap exceeding partisan political differences ih !he months 'to come. I COLUMBUS State Commission's powers in maJy including tho$e o( the individuals the Commission is Representative Oakley C. areas. Ohio politics Collins (R·Ironto;) frid ay "One or the sections of the designed to protect,... Collins 'I, squee<e out of the legislature to strongly criticized the Ohio bill which so clearly could be concluded. help tool qp for an election House of Repre sentatives ' abused stated that the (:omyear, Gilligan succeeded in passage cf a bill which would mission 'shall eliminate the Higiier benefits · alienating a sizeable portion of " make the Civil Right! effects of all' discrimination Democratic lawmakers, in· Commission a 'Super King . prohibited by the sta tute . b'ill t's killed :eluding the leadership )II both because it · would be judge, Exactly what does this mean . the Senate and House. 1' • jury •. prosecutor and con- and whayowers does it confer When Senate Republicans ciliator - in short, an un- . on the commission?" Collins WASHINGTON ( UPJ) bri od led, un co ntrolled asked. Socia l Security bene fit in- had the nerve to reshuffle $100 bureaucracy." "Could the Com.mission · creast:!s (or 30 million elderly ·million · worth of · Gilligan's Rep. Collins voted .against impose damages on an in·. . Americans have been killed allocations - l per cent of the the bill after having voted tOre- dividua l for an action .he temporarily by the House so totlfl fiscal package - the refer me bill to a committee for inadvertently did .In the past· tliey can be reintroduced· in a · gove rnor rais~ a monumental further study and revision . and has regretted, and· sulr form less llkely to be vetoed. fuss wi th the Senate "Many of us want an end to and sequently tried lo rectify• And, This probably means the Democrats who agreed with do not tolerate discrimination; ,if someone was abused by. the ,.increases - if enacted- would the changes in order to save the · •many of us want an end to sex Commission, how does he seek be less than the 5.6 per cent other 99 per cent. There~ ult is that at least five . · killed by the Hoose 190 to 185 discrimination which this bill redress•" of the 16 Democra.tic senators, also dealt with ; but we do not "Discrimination must end Friday. . . want to create a frankenstei ri . and should r.ot occur for any The White House had · including top leactershlp, are so in trYing to end ·disc,-imination. reason. But, we cannot sell our threatened to· veto that in- 'utterly <;ontemptulius· of 'the It must be done properly and citizeQs ·down the (iver by crease, which was io begin governor and his negotiating. with fairness ," Collins said. adding ,unlimited an.d lin- April ! , on grounds of "fiscal . abilities they probably can · The bill had reportedly been necessary power 'to a · Com· irres ponsibility'.'.' .Though it . never. be counted upon to aimed at putting control of mission . We are forfeiting our w~s tc be 'partially-paid for by support him in a clinch ag~ in. Four of those senators will be endin g sex. discrimination rights to the bureaucrats in,this increases in Social Securi ty under the Ohio Civil Rights bilL As one philosopher said, deductions from employe aroun d through 1976, wnen Cotrunisslon and conforming 'absolute power corrupt• paychecks, the White House Gilligan, if re-elected, will be Ohio law with federal laW" but absolutely' and absolute power sent word to the House that trying hard to make a produc· the bill severely broaden;d the. is contrary to individual rights, ._these would not pay enough of ti ve record and will need every. · vote he can corral in the Sen- · . the cosi. ate. . · -:;;.,--------~~ House Democratic leaders; while not as directly involved in the strife with the governor, . · 1 1• showed.little patience the last two· weeks when ad: ministration lieutenants tried to influence the conference work on th e budget and get Buy a Philco•16.6 cu.ft,capacity Side-by-Side even more money. Gruff Silence The mildest treatment was . gruff silence, and the ha rshest was profan ity when the Democratic lawma kers Were questioned about gubernatorial desires for the budget. Finally, th e · House Democratic leade r s hi p prevailed on th e governor to let the six cOnferees, with total of 76 years or legislative exper ie nce, work out a satisfactory deal. They · also · YOU SAVE EVERY DAY convinced him w accept what . YOU OWN A PHILCOJ was offered and be glad about iL . . No Frost r~lr i gerators use more. electricity t h ~n any other appllanco In the · What was offered should · home, but the new Phl lco Si de-by-Side saves eJectricity. Every day you use It have;in the words of Sen . Richard G. Reichel, RMassillon, So economical II ri!Jls'leaa ffillde the ·governor "the hapthan hall the time. While competitive makes use 'e lectricity piest mari in Ohio .'' . contlnuaHy t' the ·new Philco ·relr lcerator Right on time and with no · is so ollic1ont , that It uses elect ric ity I' tess than h.al! ol tho time. Co ld Guard ' new taxes, Gilligan received a design makes the enti re cabine t- top bottom. back , si des, doors- a multi: whopping $9.9 billion outlay layer barrier against cold loss. SaVes a JO per cent in crease over the operating coa,a, sa'o'e& money. old budget - with BJSending Keeps Itt cool, loo. levels equal to. ·and msomeTests prove that a Phllco Side-by-Side •• 1 .7--....~ ) C STRUCTO 1 8" BAR-B-O Rustproof, chrome-plated SUNDAY& DAYON Y' 2 gov~rnor. In clamoring f~r every dime of appropriations h~ could • Monthly lhcome Accounts,......, .. • ONE-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF· DEPOSIT PICNIC BASKU ·Pays You • • • '23~96 (Minimum Depmit, '5,000) . ' ZEBCO ONE • $7.48 HARDWARE . DEPT; Pays you ••• TWO-YEAR . · CERTIFICATES. OF DEPOSIT HECK'S REG. s4.99 9 69 •so.oo:-P.er oz. 39 · LIMIT 2 PIGS. HECK'S REG . · 59' ( PKG. · See all these saving raatureil. Huge,treeztf'llcUon holdt 230 lbs. o f fro ten foOdt • No Frost system elrm 1n~~tes del rotting • 51ull· w idth glau stlelves, PIUs storaoc tri'o'&t *COMPARE AND SAVE "£""0• "h·lc:~·""'~ C•pac:tl 6 hl<\gl "" ••..,,. li.. "' ,,''" ,,. '" ,,. S~ IO " .. " " " "'m hbJt UO<I OM !UII in lundt .. R eh,.~e• al~ • Sh 1ng1 Yl t.'ljQf AppoQ o Compti•IOII .o~ .. ,,llll Cu r1 ·"0' Cop1 rll Pll"~l ·~ . 0 It!'! • f!td!f· b~ • Ootiona l Automat ic Ice M ell~e r • 4 deep SIO fSge ~he! II&& in treater door S.de .Cot1 S 11~011 g a Fh i CO FQ •d ~'e'<e~t s• ••n11 .. ~~~~~· ., 'CumptiiQ•I "' '''•1• '"' '" '" s,.-.~~· Ll'tlomo·!b•"•~l " WI~ . . -! 4''• ' Big cepacUy relrlg.,ator htt 3 full· width ad /WIItbll c:•ntllt~~t:r ahtlnt .;. • AclJUIIabte col d cor\•ro ls in. both refrigerator end !reazet secllont • Now Ouu; k Cold conl ro l 1r:1r feeler cooldowt'l • 4 <IB~P atora grJ thBIYet, Slay-Open bul~er keeper• Ptd iC'o Modei R"r178&. NOUSEWARE DEPT. · oNLY COLD GUARD.. One Idea Beller fro m PHILCO,FOR D fOREMAN & ABBO. T T . ., . MIDDUPoRT, 0 . . . • '· • I I . HECK'S REG. 99' HARDWARE DEPT. JADE POCKET RADIO ~o Six t rol'1 sisto rs, ea sy .. carry e nd exce l lent mu· I Sic quality. LIMIT ONE .. lightweight, ea 'y lo ca rry BINOCULARS SPIN REEL Tap quali ly, precision ond HI· eng ineered , l~~: olu • ing coated o ptin , cenler fo c u~ . PRO p~ r bly orour~d the home . ,. Ventilales .,. On-Off Switch. HECK'S REG. $4.96 125 PER STORE LIMIT ONE HECK'S REG. . $16.88 7x35 MITCHELL 300 . . , McGRAW EDISON · 2-SPEED FAN $799 JIWElRY DEPT. GOLF BALLS Co5e a nd str o p tnclvded . HECK'S REG . $17.99 $1299 5 NO. 108 LIMIT 6 BALLS 1399 3 GOLF BALLS SPOIITS . DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $22 .99 HECK'S REG. 14.29 SPORTS DEPT. SPOilT'S DEPT. lirht · I ~~f:~!~l!.1n~comhrtable, 4urablemeldell of •3•' pOIJproPJiene plas tic · stront er th1n metal. . ' ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY .INCOME . .. I,(ODAK CX 126-20 . ACCOUNT iNTEREST CHECKS MAILED . MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY. ~ " . "" liMIT2 HEAVY DUTY KODACOLOR lNSTAMATIC FILM ALUMINUM FOIL LIMIT 2 18 INCH BY 25 FEET 99( 22 LONC'i RIFLE AMMO LIMIT TWO 500 ROUNDS IN CARTON HECK'S RIG. $1.69 2FOR HEC~'S REG. · 55' EA(H NOUSIWAIIE fl.EPT. ., ', . • ·KENDAlL -· ··-· · ·· - r cases more than, his _own re.. ... CHARCOAL 00 .. HECK'S REG . 44' . HOUSEWAI/E DEPT. 10POUND5 HECK'S REG. $1.27 50 COUNT a quests. :rhe legislators diverted an extra $40 milllon tOward prl· mary and . secondary e<loca!ion .- over and abOve what Gilllg;m · had requested antl $31 mililon more In higher education . Even pu blicw~lfare received $25 million more than the governor asked for . A nuinher ol lrtatli agenclu received nearly .hlllf again what they were a). located ln the previous recvrd budget. ·. · Wh y Go Along? · What possessed' the Republl· cans In the Senate w go. along with the higher spending when surely they coUld have made political bay by holding out for h)asslve cuta? . . "We. played lor the ~mil· llon tax rellef," said Sen . How· ard C. Cook,. R·1'oledo, clli~f GIC CUBES FOAM CUPS 29( ~lsss 0 oz. PLASTIC DECANTER REEL Au tom aticall y· Renewable · the make tested. A,lld lhat aa...ea food! , $599 HECK'S REG . POINT PLEASANT - STORE ONLY 1 kt:eps its cold longer' In the event of power 1ai I u re - then.any com petllh•e grid. New positive gri d aa, justment has four heig hts. Remova ble tripod-type legs of pla ted steel. IN EFFECT AT • I erator refrl f'IHico . only by the pediatrician . She sponsored by the Maternal· be Pt'rf.ilrmed by the P.N .A. has studied to work closely Child Health DI¥Jslon · of the , ..N~wbOrn Infant care Is not with the pediatrician aSsuming . Ohio State Health.Deparlment.· new to Mrs. S!t'bbins. for the a portion of his work ." This The routine for Cl<l!minatlons past 16 years shu worked In the' enables the team of physician at Holter Medical Center j::linlc nur ery at Holter Medical · a~d P.N.A. to spend more lime has been 'chan~ed somewhat · Cenler before entering the )Yith each .child tha n the with the addition of a trained 1 P.N.A. program. The last two, physioi<U• •lone could spend. P.N.A. The pediatrician does ' years of her employment sh The post graduhle llle newborn e~aminalion but · was chief nurse of the nursery. preparation of . the P.N.A. llle P.N;A. does the dlsc~rge · Mrs. Stebbins, a graduate o.f' enables her to handle. well- examination· and interviews !he Hol•er Medical Center baby care very effective!)•. She llle new mother ol\ llle day they School of Nursing, last year can spot babies and children ' leave the hospitaL attended the twoweek neonatal who should get personal atAfter the pediatrician sees course offered at the Good ten lion fr om the physician. She . the child at. the first well haby Samaritan Hospital: It was this. Jl8s already proven to be one eiaminat.ion, the P.N .A: .will · course ;along withlheurgingof answer to the shortage of see him for the three-month the pediatricians at 'Holzer physicians, since she gives check up .· Five-month Medical Center Clinic, that c' om ple le m edic 'a! examinations Qe per- convinced her to enter the examinations and renders formed by the pediatrician. P.N.A. program. · other services, ivhich enables The P.N.A. will do ·the eightCookie, her husband , John, STORE CHANGES UANDS - ·Mrs.'Bernice Baker,left, hands over keys wth Middleport the physician to spend more . month examination, and the .and children, Sieve, a studenl · Book Store to its new owners, uie Sisters Mrs. Janice Salser and Mrs. Pat_Smith of · flacine time with child care. • pediatrician will do the ·one at Ohio University, and Kathy, area. Mrs. Baker has owned and operated the store since December of 1961. The new owners Mrs . Stebbins points out she year check up. The eighteen- a student at Gallia Academy ·. wir continue to operate the stcre in the same manner, offering excellent service tc the public. is a nurse, not a d octo~. "I'm \;'m onth examination will again High. School,. all live ·in Formerly krtown as th e Counterwood Book Store, it is one of the longest continuing retail not a diagnosti'Cian;• she says, ' Gallipolis. · outlets in Middleport. \ " I'm more of a suspectician . When l see a chilq and notice something out of the or<\inary, I make sure lhelloctor is made Collins against CR ·body , . • ' ' [. launches: new pediatric program ' . . II - Thl llwlcllly l'lmel· !lenllnel, Sllndlly, July I, llfl~ • • ~· WINCHESTER I 6'' ' $ LIMIT ONE CARTON SPORTS DEPT. CARTON HECK'S REG .. $8.80 ssoo NOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $4 .44 EACH E"'GINE· DEC'iREASER ,.. ih ' PlHH) $27'~ . MO T OR Ol ~ / KINDALL SUPER 10W30MOTOR OIL LIMIT 5 . . .37( QT. HICK'SilG . 5'9' A1110• nVIIJIIT. All De posi ts Insured to KINDALL GT-1 HD30 MOTOR OIL LIMIT 5 37( QT • · HECK 'S REG . $1.29 SX7 NYLON 2-MAN TENT ·. Feohu ing Aluminum Pole,·Ny· $ let\ Screen ed Door. Reor 1588 Screen Wir~clow Flop5 with Tie f11pr11 tor Oo~lf Areo- Sewrr..;n Floor . Ouroble S lqke~ .o.-. d Guy Rope• with Slide A~ lv~hlll:nt~ . AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . HECit'S REG . $34.96 JEWElRY DEPT. _ HECK'S III:EG . $ 2 8 •9 9 SPORTS DEPT. $20,000 by Tile FedN i' Sav,mgs , or I Loa n In s ur "'nee Corp' Offices Al so At .12 Mill ' St., Alhen t, O, r-- . ' ' •\ ·' ' . . I ' '\ .• • .. • �~- • I 20 - TheSundayTi...ea-Senlinel,~ .•nday.Julyl,l973 Hol~er .., , . GALUPOLIS - Mrs. Janet (Cookie) Stebbins, R.N., nas started seeing patients in the Holzer Medical Center Clinic Pediatric Department under a new program called l>ediatric Nurse Assocfiite. ('I>.N;A.J. Clinic Adnlinistrator Robert E. Dani 1 said of . the new program: ''We ·hav.e · start<d this new ·service to our pedia,tric patients ·so as to provide more efficient and cdmprehensivc medical care · for everyone, !~eluding young patients,"' · The "P.N.A." is co rn. para lively ·new in the medical service, world. She is a· registered nurse who has ta ken additional training preparing COOKIE STEBBINS her to specialize in child care. In Mrs. Stebbins' case, this • involved a 14-week eon·TRUCK DAMAGED centra!ed course a l Good · GALLIPOLIS - firemen were summoned Friday to 1 3 ~ Samaritan Hospital ·in CinPortsmou th ljd. where a 1958 cinrrati with lectu res from ],ford pickup truck owned by doctors and professors in llle Kenny Bost.ic had caught fire, mornings and practical clinical after a backfire in the car· work m the afternoons. burelor. Loss was esti!yatc~ ~he P.N.A. performs many $35. ~"medical task~ ro~meJ I Y done . . .. ' t ~ will aware of it.' Go·v ernor ·wins~ but .loses ·. too 1 The P.NA program is given .'super king' ·powers lly LEE LEONARD &,signer of the GOP plan. " It's UPI Statehouse Reporter tokenism, but it's a start, COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. We 've changed directions and John.J . Gilligan has won a fis· [\()\V we are starting to give · cal victcry of major propor- ba.ck .some of the income tax tions in the battle of the budget, money instead of _spending it just completed in .the General alL '' As,<em)lly. but the triumph Tl!e oth~r plus feature for the . may be a costly one for the -··· Republicans, Cook claims , is a transfer of fuirds from eduta· lion into welfare. "We're hop. ing to start a trend back that 'Way." he said. Cook said the trend of infla· lion left little room for cutting · the budget, and a Democratic governor and · Democratfc House already had set high spending standards. · Rather trni n. force an impasse, Coo k said, 'the GOP decided to take their tax relief plan and. •:get trod upon" by· restoring agency expenditures. The heavy feet which did the treading- made their mark in beefing up state programs and services, but they also may · · have created . a legislativeexecilttve gap exceeding partisan political differences ih !he months 'to come. I COLUMBUS State Commission's powers in maJy including tho$e o( the individuals the Commission is Representative Oakley C. areas. Ohio politics Collins (R·Ironto;) frid ay "One or the sections of the designed to protect,... Collins 'I, squee<e out of the legislature to strongly criticized the Ohio bill which so clearly could be concluded. help tool qp for an election House of Repre sentatives ' abused stated that the (:omyear, Gilligan succeeded in passage cf a bill which would mission 'shall eliminate the Higiier benefits · alienating a sizeable portion of " make the Civil Right! effects of all' discrimination Democratic lawmakers, in· Commission a 'Super King . prohibited by the sta tute . b'ill t's killed :eluding the leadership )II both because it · would be judge, Exactly what does this mean . the Senate and House. 1' • jury •. prosecutor and con- and whayowers does it confer When Senate Republicans ciliator - in short, an un- . on the commission?" Collins WASHINGTON ( UPJ) bri od led, un co ntrolled asked. Socia l Security bene fit in- had the nerve to reshuffle $100 bureaucracy." "Could the Com.mission · creast:!s (or 30 million elderly ·million · worth of · Gilligan's Rep. Collins voted .against impose damages on an in·. . Americans have been killed allocations - l per cent of the the bill after having voted tOre- dividua l for an action .he temporarily by the House so totlfl fiscal package - the refer me bill to a committee for inadvertently did .In the past· tliey can be reintroduced· in a · gove rnor rais~ a monumental further study and revision . and has regretted, and· sulr form less llkely to be vetoed. fuss wi th the Senate "Many of us want an end to and sequently tried lo rectify• And, This probably means the Democrats who agreed with do not tolerate discrimination; ,if someone was abused by. the ,.increases - if enacted- would the changes in order to save the · •many of us want an end to sex Commission, how does he seek be less than the 5.6 per cent other 99 per cent. There~ ult is that at least five . · killed by the Hoose 190 to 185 discrimination which this bill redress•" of the 16 Democra.tic senators, also dealt with ; but we do not "Discrimination must end Friday. . . want to create a frankenstei ri . and should r.ot occur for any The White House had · including top leactershlp, are so in trYing to end ·disc,-imination. reason. But, we cannot sell our threatened to· veto that in- 'utterly <;ontemptulius· of 'the It must be done properly and citizeQs ·down the (iver by crease, which was io begin governor and his negotiating. with fairness ," Collins said. adding ,unlimited an.d lin- April ! , on grounds of "fiscal . abilities they probably can · The bill had reportedly been necessary power 'to a · Com· irres ponsibility'.'.' .Though it . never. be counted upon to aimed at putting control of mission . We are forfeiting our w~s tc be 'partially-paid for by support him in a clinch ag~ in. Four of those senators will be endin g sex. discrimination rights to the bureaucrats in,this increases in Social Securi ty under the Ohio Civil Rights bilL As one philosopher said, deductions from employe aroun d through 1976, wnen Cotrunisslon and conforming 'absolute power corrupt• paychecks, the White House Gilligan, if re-elected, will be Ohio law with federal laW" but absolutely' and absolute power sent word to the House that trying hard to make a produc· the bill severely broaden;d the. is contrary to individual rights, ._these would not pay enough of ti ve record and will need every. · vote he can corral in the Sen- · . the cosi. ate. . · -:;;.,--------~~ House Democratic leaders; while not as directly involved in the strife with the governor, . · 1 1• showed.little patience the last two· weeks when ad: ministration lieutenants tried to influence the conference work on th e budget and get Buy a Philco•16.6 cu.ft,capacity Side-by-Side even more money. Gruff Silence The mildest treatment was . gruff silence, and the ha rshest was profan ity when the Democratic lawma kers Were questioned about gubernatorial desires for the budget. Finally, th e · House Democratic leade r s hi p prevailed on th e governor to let the six cOnferees, with total of 76 years or legislative exper ie nce, work out a satisfactory deal. They · also · YOU SAVE EVERY DAY convinced him w accept what . YOU OWN A PHILCOJ was offered and be glad about iL . . No Frost r~lr i gerators use more. electricity t h ~n any other appllanco In the · What was offered should · home, but the new Phl lco Si de-by-Side saves eJectricity. Every day you use It have;in the words of Sen . Richard G. Reichel, RMassillon, So economical II ri!Jls'leaa ffillde the ·governor "the hapthan hall the time. While competitive makes use 'e lectricity piest mari in Ohio .'' . contlnuaHy t' the ·new Philco ·relr lcerator Right on time and with no · is so ollic1ont , that It uses elect ric ity I' tess than h.al! ol tho time. Co ld Guard ' new taxes, Gilligan received a design makes the enti re cabine t- top bottom. back , si des, doors- a multi: whopping $9.9 billion outlay layer barrier against cold loss. SaVes a JO per cent in crease over the operating coa,a, sa'o'e& money. old budget - with BJSending Keeps Itt cool, loo. levels equal to. ·and msomeTests prove that a Phllco Side-by-Side •• 1 .7--....~ ) C STRUCTO 1 8" BAR-B-O Rustproof, chrome-plated SUNDAY& DAYON Y' 2 gov~rnor. In clamoring f~r every dime of appropriations h~ could • Monthly lhcome Accounts,......, .. • ONE-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF· DEPOSIT PICNIC BASKU ·Pays You • • • '23~96 (Minimum Depmit, '5,000) . ' ZEBCO ONE • $7.48 HARDWARE . DEPT; Pays you ••• TWO-YEAR . · CERTIFICATES. OF DEPOSIT HECK'S REG. s4.99 9 69 •so.oo:-P.er oz. 39 · LIMIT 2 PIGS. HECK'S REG . · 59' ( PKG. · See all these saving raatureil. Huge,treeztf'llcUon holdt 230 lbs. o f fro ten foOdt • No Frost system elrm 1n~~tes del rotting • 51ull· w idth glau stlelves, PIUs storaoc tri'o'&t *COMPARE AND SAVE "£""0• "h·lc:~·""'~ C•pac:tl 6 hl<\gl "" ••..,,. li.. "' ,,''" ,,. '" ,,. S~ IO " .. " " " "'m hbJt UO<I OM !UII in lundt .. R eh,.~e• al~ • Sh 1ng1 Yl t.'ljQf AppoQ o Compti•IOII .o~ .. ,,llll Cu r1 ·"0' Cop1 rll Pll"~l ·~ . 0 It!'! • f!td!f· b~ • Ootiona l Automat ic Ice M ell~e r • 4 deep SIO fSge ~he! II&& in treater door S.de .Cot1 S 11~011 g a Fh i CO FQ •d ~'e'<e~t s• ••n11 .. ~~~~~· ., 'CumptiiQ•I "' '''•1• '"' '" '" s,.-.~~· Ll'tlomo·!b•"•~l " WI~ . . -! 4''• ' Big cepacUy relrlg.,ator htt 3 full· width ad /WIItbll c:•ntllt~~t:r ahtlnt .;. • AclJUIIabte col d cor\•ro ls in. both refrigerator end !reazet secllont • Now Ouu; k Cold conl ro l 1r:1r feeler cooldowt'l • 4 <IB~P atora grJ thBIYet, Slay-Open bul~er keeper• Ptd iC'o Modei R"r178&. NOUSEWARE DEPT. · oNLY COLD GUARD.. One Idea Beller fro m PHILCO,FOR D fOREMAN & ABBO. T T . ., . MIDDUPoRT, 0 . . . • '· • I I . HECK'S REG. 99' HARDWARE DEPT. JADE POCKET RADIO ~o Six t rol'1 sisto rs, ea sy .. carry e nd exce l lent mu· I Sic quality. LIMIT ONE .. lightweight, ea 'y lo ca rry BINOCULARS SPIN REEL Tap quali ly, precision ond HI· eng ineered , l~~: olu • ing coated o ptin , cenler fo c u~ . PRO p~ r bly orour~d the home . ,. Ventilales .,. On-Off Switch. HECK'S REG. $4.96 125 PER STORE LIMIT ONE HECK'S REG. . $16.88 7x35 MITCHELL 300 . . , McGRAW EDISON · 2-SPEED FAN $799 JIWElRY DEPT. GOLF BALLS Co5e a nd str o p tnclvded . HECK'S REG . $17.99 $1299 5 NO. 108 LIMIT 6 BALLS 1399 3 GOLF BALLS SPOIITS . DEPT. . HECK'S REG. $22 .99 HECK'S REG. 14.29 SPORTS DEPT. SPOilT'S DEPT. lirht · I ~~f:~!~l!.1n~comhrtable, 4urablemeldell of •3•' pOIJproPJiene plas tic · stront er th1n metal. . ' ATHENS COUNTY MONTHLY .INCOME . .. I,(ODAK CX 126-20 . ACCOUNT iNTEREST CHECKS MAILED . MONTHLY OR QUARTERLY. ~ " . "" liMIT2 HEAVY DUTY KODACOLOR lNSTAMATIC FILM ALUMINUM FOIL LIMIT 2 18 INCH BY 25 FEET 99( 22 LONC'i RIFLE AMMO LIMIT TWO 500 ROUNDS IN CARTON HECK'S RIG. $1.69 2FOR HEC~'S REG. · 55' EA(H NOUSIWAIIE fl.EPT. ., ', . • ·KENDAlL -· ··-· · ·· - r cases more than, his _own re.. ... CHARCOAL 00 .. HECK'S REG . 44' . HOUSEWAI/E DEPT. 10POUND5 HECK'S REG. $1.27 50 COUNT a quests. :rhe legislators diverted an extra $40 milllon tOward prl· mary and . secondary e<loca!ion .- over and abOve what Gilllg;m · had requested antl $31 mililon more In higher education . Even pu blicw~lfare received $25 million more than the governor asked for . A nuinher ol lrtatli agenclu received nearly .hlllf again what they were a). located ln the previous recvrd budget. ·. · Wh y Go Along? · What possessed' the Republl· cans In the Senate w go. along with the higher spending when surely they coUld have made political bay by holding out for h)asslve cuta? . . "We. played lor the ~mil· llon tax rellef," said Sen . How· ard C. Cook,. R·1'oledo, clli~f GIC CUBES FOAM CUPS 29( ~lsss 0 oz. PLASTIC DECANTER REEL Au tom aticall y· Renewable · the make tested. A,lld lhat aa...ea food! , $599 HECK'S REG . POINT PLEASANT - STORE ONLY 1 kt:eps its cold longer' In the event of power 1ai I u re - then.any com petllh•e grid. New positive gri d aa, justment has four heig hts. Remova ble tripod-type legs of pla ted steel. IN EFFECT AT • I erator refrl f'IHico . only by the pediatrician . She sponsored by the Maternal· be Pt'rf.ilrmed by the P.N .A. has studied to work closely Child Health DI¥Jslon · of the , ..N~wbOrn Infant care Is not with the pediatrician aSsuming . Ohio State Health.Deparlment.· new to Mrs. S!t'bbins. for the a portion of his work ." This The routine for Cl<l!minatlons past 16 years shu worked In the' enables the team of physician at Holter Medical Center j::linlc nur ery at Holter Medical · a~d P.N.A. to spend more lime has been 'chan~ed somewhat · Cenler before entering the )Yith each .child tha n the with the addition of a trained 1 P.N.A. program. The last two, physioi<U• •lone could spend. P.N.A. The pediatrician does ' years of her employment sh The post graduhle llle newborn e~aminalion but · was chief nurse of the nursery. preparation of . the P.N.A. llle P.N;A. does the dlsc~rge · Mrs. Stebbins, a graduate o.f' enables her to handle. well- examination· and interviews !he Hol•er Medical Center baby care very effective!)•. She llle new mother ol\ llle day they School of Nursing, last year can spot babies and children ' leave the hospitaL attended the twoweek neonatal who should get personal atAfter the pediatrician sees course offered at the Good ten lion fr om the physician. She . the child at. the first well haby Samaritan Hospital: It was this. Jl8s already proven to be one eiaminat.ion, the P.N .A: .will · course ;along withlheurgingof answer to the shortage of see him for the three-month the pediatricians at 'Holzer physicians, since she gives check up .· Five-month Medical Center Clinic, that c' om ple le m edic 'a! examinations Qe per- convinced her to enter the examinations and renders formed by the pediatrician. P.N.A. program. · other services, ivhich enables The P.N.A. will do ·the eightCookie, her husband , John, STORE CHANGES UANDS - ·Mrs.'Bernice Baker,left, hands over keys wth Middleport the physician to spend more . month examination, and the .and children, Sieve, a studenl · Book Store to its new owners, uie Sisters Mrs. Janice Salser and Mrs. Pat_Smith of · flacine time with child care. • pediatrician will do the ·one at Ohio University, and Kathy, area. Mrs. Baker has owned and operated the store since December of 1961. The new owners Mrs . Stebbins points out she year check up. The eighteen- a student at Gallia Academy ·. wir continue to operate the stcre in the same manner, offering excellent service tc the public. is a nurse, not a d octo~. "I'm \;'m onth examination will again High. School,. all live ·in Formerly krtown as th e Counterwood Book Store, it is one of the longest continuing retail not a diagnosti'Cian;• she says, ' Gallipolis. · outlets in Middleport. \ " I'm more of a suspectician . When l see a chilq and notice something out of the or<\inary, I make sure lhelloctor is made Collins against CR ·body , . • ' ' [. launches: new pediatric program ' . . II - Thl llwlcllly l'lmel· !lenllnel, Sllndlly, July I, llfl~ • • ~· WINCHESTER I 6'' ' $ LIMIT ONE CARTON SPORTS DEPT. CARTON HECK'S REG .. $8.80 ssoo NOUSEWARE DEPT. HECK'S REG. $4 .44 EACH E"'GINE· DEC'iREASER ,.. ih ' PlHH) $27'~ . MO T OR Ol ~ / KINDALL SUPER 10W30MOTOR OIL LIMIT 5 . . .37( QT. HICK'SilG . 5'9' A1110• nVIIJIIT. All De posi ts Insured to KINDALL GT-1 HD30 MOTOR OIL LIMIT 5 37( QT • · HECK 'S REG . $1.29 SX7 NYLON 2-MAN TENT ·. Feohu ing Aluminum Pole,·Ny· $ let\ Screen ed Door. Reor 1588 Screen Wir~clow Flop5 with Tie f11pr11 tor Oo~lf Areo- Sewrr..;n Floor . Ouroble S lqke~ .o.-. d Guy Rope• with Slide A~ lv~hlll:nt~ . AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. . HECit'S REG . $34.96 JEWElRY DEPT. _ HECK'S III:EG . $ 2 8 •9 9 SPORTS DEPT. $20,000 by Tile FedN i' Sav,mgs , or I Loa n In s ur "'nee Corp' Offices Al so At .12 Mill ' St., Alhen t, O, r-- . ' ' •\ ·' ' . . I ' '\ .• • .. • �Zz- The Swlday Tlllles Sentine S mday July I 1973 2.1 - The Sw1doy Times Sentinel r:ll\day July 1 1973 Meigs County 4-H Clubs 1/ead district in members,hip ByC E BLAKESLEE Co1111ty Este1181on Alent Alrlcullllre POMEROY - Meigs County s 6112 pet mcreaSt) was recognlted this year for the ~realest percentage 4 H membership jump of any of the nine counties In the Jackson Area • A large part of this Increase was due to cooperation w th the achools In presenting a spec!Bl nutrition progran called the NEW m FARMING ' Mulligan Stew In most of the f1flh and sixth grades of the county Another part of the credit for the Increase was due to the dedicated work of the staff of 4-H assistants and work-study students This staff mcludes Mrs Patty Kelly 4-H Program Assistant and Mrs Pansy Jordan and Mrs Jeanne Braun 4-H Assistants They are bemg assisted this sununer by~ two work-study students lJQrls Barnhart and. Donna Weber from Oh1o Unlvers1ty Mrs DiXIe Snuth lias been assisting m the extension off1ce on a part.tune bas1s The permanent staff of the Cooperative ExtensiOn Semce IS Mrs Joyce Bowen who does an outstanding job as full-tune office secretary Mrs Jennifer Sheets very fO.IlJ>!Ibly served the county as County Extension Agent Home Economics and d1d much of lhe prelimmary work on the 4-H program until her resignation on April 15 This wnter 1s County Extension Agent Agnculture working part-tune on lhe 4-H club program and resource department The heart of the 4-H club program are the volunteer leaders who serve stnctly without pay other lhan the thanks th~ get from parents and club members In all highly successful clubs lhe parents of club members cooperate closely with the adult advisors Total county 4-H club membership listed for MelliS CoWity m l9731s I 088 Th1s compares w1th 375m 1970 508m 1971 and 643 m 1972 The total potential youth available for lhe 4-H club program 111 the county IS 4 446 m the ages 8 to 19 ThiS represents 22 4 pet of the total population of the county of 19 '199 The percentage of total youth ages 11-19 ln 4-H chili work for 1973 is 24 5 pet which IS the highest percentage ot membership of thiS age group ever enrolled ALL 4-H CLUB MEMBERS of lhe county are actiVely engaged 111 completmg their proJects evaluation of wh1ch w11l start on July 16..froposed schedules were mailed to all club leaders this past week Followmg evaluation of the home economics proJects the style Revue Is scheduled for the evening of AugUBt7 Evaluation of most of the agricultural projects will be conducted a\ the Meigs County Fair which runs frilm ~ugust 14to 18 All clubs of the county are currently Involved in fund-raialng to pay off part of the remaining 4-H camp quota Currently 'I 600 IS owed out ofthe total of $3 000 In raising part of this money the clubs have recently completed a potato chips sale The chips were delivered on Friday of the "eek of June 17-23 • In July the clubs willmvite all ci!W!ns of the county to buy flower bulbs The bulbs dire<.'! from Holland sell for $1 25 lor a box of tuhps narcissus hyacinths daffodils CfOC\IS or muscari Delivery of the bulbs will be made In October by the club me.n!bers Forty perctlnt of the cost goes to loc:al 4-H activilles Orders may be given to any of the clubs In the county MEIGS COUNTY OWES A DEEP debt of gratitude to Its local adv1sors Clubs and advisOrs active during the summer Include Bashan Bunch jlfary K Rose and Lou Pitzer Busy Beavers Delma Ka~r Mary Hoover Jean Province and Evelyn Thomas Busy Hands 4-H Club Bun:ener Bego A~ and :::l>.':o.'.~""" ~ :::;;,~::::~;,,,,:,:;::::::~:;:;:;:,:,::: Sara Pler<le Chester Fam1 Boys Charles Frecker Columblll Make It Mrs Mae Jordan Mrs Betty Jollnson Mrs Ruth 81rehfield Dlinvllle Shamrocks Unda Cardillo and Mrs James Kunath Letart Fallll 4-H Club Andre,avCross Great Bend GoGeltets Vicki Proffitt and Debbie Boa6 Sllversvllle Stitchers Ada VanMe(er and Louise GlueJJencamp MIM'nlng Star f:IPiorers Mrs Betty BeU Pink Panthers 4-H Club S~~e Gl'\lfser Karen Werry Mary Guinther and VIrginia Davis Meigs 4-H Pleas~e~ Riders Rachael Downie Bill Downie Jr and Mike Jones Pine Grove Pals Leota Young Five Point Bucks Mr and Mrs Nicklols Leonard Five Point star Stitchers Nan White and Jackie Starcher FIVe Point Star Stitchers J L Club Pat Holter Eva Walker AM Radford and Clarice Kl'autter Harrisonville Boys 4-H Honor Club Norman Will Harold Maue Dlivid Riggs and Sleven Stanley Harrisonville GIJ'ls 4-H Honor Club Pauline Atkins Sharon Jewell Betty Bishop MiXed Up Hot Shots Mr and Mrs Robert Lich Margie Jeffers and Dorsey Jordan "-"'~'* r.:::»:::: ""'"""' ~:<:~!<~<~~;::::~~::<::~~~::::~m~x ::<.~ ~ I Voice along Br'JfTay By JACK 0 BRIAN HONEYMOON MAKES IT NULL AND VOID NEW YORX (KFS) - The just wed (in London) Elame strltch and John Rey cancelled 1t J Paul Getty s castle-like estate In Surrey England was used for the Sarah Miles-Robert Shaw f1lm The Hu-eling" J Pauls billions didn t stop him from chargmg $5 600 and when the director on a whun deCided to use two of Paul s pups in a scene he acqu1esed - for two Br hsh po~ds-sterling a pop Closmg of h1s Sugar mus cal last weekend leaves producer Dav1d Merr1ck with no show on the Bdwy boards for the fu-st hme m a decade Patsy Kelly had enough confidence In her Irene rnus1cal smash to mvest $1 000 of her own hard-earned scratch the late Joey Gallo also nsked $250 m the Debbie Reynolds h1t as part of a group Weirdo rock s(Jr Allee Cooper s talking about 1ts own cosmehcs fum who d want to look hke lhat No showbiz gloom kept ex bandleader now-actor Leon Belasco from his usual bhth-spmted rounds here for the fWieral of h1s compoStlr brother Jacques he turned up later w1th w1fe at the Gay 90s hotspot Tearing down the notor ous Alvm Hotel and other bwldmgs alongs de most respectable Roseland Ballroom g1ves Bdwy another huge wall for lhree stones of billboard ng Manhattan doesn t haul m the Sidewalks Sunday mghts The Cafe Yaffo sw ngs hke-a ya£111ulke do - 11 s an Israeli mghtclub and Sundays not lis Sabbath Some b1g msurance flriiis are being Watergated Bobby Darm s f1ghtmg the good health f1ghl Blood cond11lon Ernest Borgnme bought hiS f1fth frau Norwegian beauty named Tove a huge emerald-cut diamond That s ~Q about the only thmg she s never portrayed said Nancy Walker pointing at a f1sh In the King of the Sea I ve played a mother llr.:taw a short order cook a hypochondnac a maid a taxi driver college student the heroine s best friend and a Rus:nan ballerina The only thing left IS a carp Ramdrops composer Burt Bacharach energizes two talents with one stone structure his next TV special w1ll be set In h1s East NorWich L I restaurant Rathmann s Inn a 242 year-old premises w11h lots of its anginal beams and trappmgs still VISible The TV pocket-calculator commercial usmg an actor remarkably hke Albert Emstetn is a mild startler but Emstem never bothered with prec1se calculations - he was a theoretical mathematic an and h1s figures dldn t always add up Lionel Hampton s recent emergence as the bwlder of vast apartment house projects m Harlem means he borrows lots of cash at the bank maybe that s why his band-bus bears the licenStl plate OWE 394 LuCie Arnaz Lucille Ball s and Des1 s spng tours this summer m Once Upon a Mattress Carol Burnett s stage and TVehlcle with Rudy Vallee of all people What s th1s about Israel s Bedek Av1atlon havmg a nuclear wrcraft engine m the works D1ana Rigg (The Avengers TV ser1es) and e1ght year long boy fr1end Philip Saville dropped the longplay option Actress Jul1et Mills and Italian du-ector Alessandro van Norman fell so wildly m love they filed diVorce actions agamsllheu- mates now their romance has cooled Ex Yankee Phil Rizzuto now owns a third of the Ocean Manor Hotel m Fort Lauderdale M~ than three months ago we stated flatly herem the H wood writers str1ke would not be over Willi but would be settled m JWie And so 1t has been &lnlhlne Clovers Kay SaY"~' Cheryl Wrljjhl and B11rbara Allman lrlah LeprechaWIB Mrl Minnie Thornton Metaa County Better Livestock Dairy 4-H Club Roy Holter Melp County Shepherda 4-H Club Mr and Mra Cla)'tq!l C!lffey Melp County Better Uvestock Beef 4-H Club Carol Pierce TNT Faye Schultz Evelyn Well Betty Oabome Elol111 Bolton Tuppers Plains 4-H Girlll Roae Carr Joyce Ritchie Carolyn Rll.chle Pat Lite and Janice Youns Rlvervl•• 4-H Club Maxine Whitehead and Margaret Brown / Me1gs Saddle Sitters Jr Kennedy and Bill Cole Four Leal Clover Club Mrs Marianne Watson Merry MWicher& Jennifer Butcher Dlilsy Blakeslee Moondustera Mrs Harold Sauer Mrs W It Hayes and Mrs Maxine Dyen Leading Creek Crickets Rose Carson and Dillie Sayre The Up & At Urn 4-H Club Mrs Ruth Ann Mulford Pomeroy Llvewires Allee Wamsley Jolly Zig zag Stitchers Madge Smith and Doria Buckley Rock Springs Lady Bugs Mrs William Radford Mrs James Evans and Mrs Wendell Jeffers The Rockets Mrs Doris Woodyard and Viola Haning Snowville 4-H Club Mr and llll's Norman Wood and Helen Oberholzer and Harrisonville Eager > Beavers 4 H Club Brenda Donohue and Amanda Lee Tie Almanac By United Preoslolernallooal Today Is SWiday July 1 the 182nd day of 1973 With 183 to follow The moon is between Its new phase and f1rst quarter The morning stars are Mars Jupiter and Saturn The evening stars are Mer cury and Venus Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer English astronomer Sir Robert Ball was born July 1 1840 0 n thIS day in hIS torY In 1859 the first lntercollegl te a ba seba ll game was pIa,y ed m Ptltsf1eld Mass Amherst beat Williams 66-32 I 1898 T dd R It d n e Y ooseve an his Rough Riders took San Juan H1ll m the Spamsh Amencan War In 1932 Franklm D Roose veil was nommated by the Democrats for president FDR eventually won four consecutiVe terms and d1ed Aprlll2 1945 at the age of 63 In 1946 the fu-st postwar lest of the atom bomb occurred ai B1kim Atoll m the Pacific A thought for the day H()tace the Roman poet sa1d He has half the deed done who has made the begmnmg Television Log SUNDAY JULY I 1973 6 oo-----Travelogue 4 Lamp unto my Feet 10 6 3D-Th s Week 4 Newsmaker 73 13 'r me for 7 oo-----commun que 6 Old T me Gospel Hour 13 T mathy 4 T th 3 7 Jo-----Fa th for Today 8 Rev va F •• 6 Hera d of r~ Camera Three 10 7 45--News 4 s oo--Leonard Repass 8 Gospel Ca a van 6 Church Serv ce 13 B fly James Harals and h s All Amer can K ds 10 Mormon Choi1 3 Day of Discovery 4 8 3o-----Oral Roberts J Your Health 4 Day of Dscovery 8 §•• Humbard 13 Rev val Fires 15 Kolhryn Kuh man 6 on Young 10 8 ss--Btack Cameo 4 9 oo--S ng ng Jub ee 3 Cadle Chape 4 Ora Roberts 10 Rex Humbard 6 Old Fash oned M~et ng 8 9 3D-Church by S de of the Road 4 Pebbles a. Bamm Bamm 8 Chr sf s the Answer 13 10 oo-----Church serv ces 4 Cur os ty Shop 6 13 Gorden Club 8 Th sis the Life l Fa lh for Today 5 Ens gn Pulver 10 10 15--Fac ng L fe 8 10 lD-VIewpo nt 8 This s he L fe s Capt a n Noah J Ins ght 4 11 oo-----Po nt of V ew 6 Joy n Llv ng l TV Chapel 3 Focus on Columbus 4 Came a Th ee 8 Ac'ross the Fence 5 1 3o-+MaRe A w sh IJ Rex Humberd 8 Urban League 10 CBPA Bowling 6 Doctors on Ca 4 At ssue 3 Sacred Heart 15 12 3D-Rev val Fires 13 Face the Na ton 0 Meet the Press 3 4 IS OD-Lower L ghthouse 3 Wa ly s Workshop l Old T me Gospe Hou 8 Kathryn Kuhlman 3 The Issue 10 Man from UNCLE 1 31}---Parent Game 3 Issues and Answers 6 lJ 2 oo-----1 ve Got a Secret 13 Lassie 0 Perry Mason 3 Move Pan c 6 L tt e Women 4 Weste n Theate 15 2 JD-Wa tT I Your Father Gets Home 13 Move The Law vs B fly the Kid 10 3 oo-----ces Sports a 10 It Takes a Th ef 3 Sa nt 15 Dakta I~ 3 3D-UFO 6 4 oo-----Sesame Sf 33 Juven le Jury 4 Go f l 10 Car and Track 3 4 3D-NFL Act on 73 8 P mus 4 Mane n Generation 6 Mov e Sun se at Campobel o 3 5 oo-----An mal Word 8 Sta Trek 4 Jonathan W nte s 6 Playhouse N Y B ography 33 5 3D-CBS Spo ts ustrated 8 World of Surv val 6 Anc ent Greeks pa d taxes 6 OD-News 4 6 Country Carnlval3 Young Peep e s Co ce t 8 n ol ve oil and offered I n 10 ntuals to 111e r gods It was 6 3D-NBC News 3 4 15 Untamed World 6 Audubon W dllfe used 1n cookmg burned m Theatre 33 Hope- Nicklaus Go f Match 4 7 oo--Lawrence Welk 13 Zoom 20 ll Walt Till Your Father cl~y lamps and spread hke Gets Home 6 Th s s Your l fe 4 Wild K ngdom 5 Super butter on bread sta s of Rock 8 Safa I to Adventu e 3 Saute to the Zoo 10 7 JD-Le s Ma~e A Deal 6 Word of Disney 3 4 15 Seve y H blllesd Dick VanDyke 0 ABI thda~Story20 33 8 oo-MASH8 FB 6 3 US CoastGuardBand20 33 8 3D-Mann x 8 0 Hec Ramsey 3 4 5 Great Batsto Furnace 20 33 9 oo-----Mas e p ece Theat e 20 33 Mov e Who s M nd ng the By Hell n md Sue Bottel M n ' 6 13 9 3D-Barnaby Jones 8 0 0 oc.--F ng l ne 20 33 The World s Meanest Mao o 3D-We Th nk You Shou d Know 3 High Road to Adventure Dear Rap 0 Ro ce Su geon IS Half the Ceo ge K rby Comedy Hou 8 BY PAUL CRABTREE Bobby Go dsboro 4 I we1ghed 200 pounds and I was 18 and had never had a date 1 OD-News 3 4 6 8 10 3 5 Then one day a real popular guy asked me out I was too happy to 5 News 6 8 0 l Home country IS one of the most movmg evocative JD-Johnny Ca son 4 15 Movies TheM lkman 3 Ca r e reahze 1t was all a b1g put on I d1dn t think people could be so low phrases 111 the English language just as home ranks up there 8 The Subterraneans 10 Sunset Boulevard 13 as to PAY someone if he would date lhefattestglrlin class With love and peace as the most mearungful word full of 00 Rolle Derby 4 He got extra 1f he got me to bed My fu-st boyfriend 3D-Jack Paa 13 I warmth and prom1se 2 00 News 4 didn t want to lose him How naiVe could! have been• So durmg this per1od of show-and-tell may 1 ask what is Thelrrstdate lever had and I had to get pregnant I learned home country to you' too late 11 was all a b1g joke That was the end of March last year so I graduate !I without MONDAY JULY2 To a blg.Clly nalive home country m1ght be only a few anyone knowmg My only fanuly was two drunken parents who 6 oo-----Sun se Sem nar 4 Sacred Hea t o 6 5-Farmt me 0 didn t care anyway I went to live with my grandmother m ISOlated blocks (no res1dent of Brooklyn would look upon the Bronx as home country to my knowledge) 6 2D-Fa m Repor 13 Oregon but I couldn t bear raiSing a baby alone so I gave her up 6 25 Paul Harvey 3 I hope she IS loved like she should be 6 JO Columbus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 School Scene 0 But to the person brought up mSuburbia U S A as so many Good News 13 Please Helen and Sue tell people to consider the feelings of Amencans are these lays the whole metropolitan area of !herr 6 45 Corncob Repo t 3 the unpopular kids Lord l really wanted to be accepted and OD-Today 3 4 IS News Weathe Spo Is 6 CBS News 8 0 7 childhood and youth nught seem like home With the particular liked for myself but no one could see through the fat to my heart Jeffs Colloe 3 subdiVISion m Which they matured htlle more than the place 7 3D-Rompe Room 6 Popeye 0 Rocky & Bullw nkle 13 I wasn I an ugly slobby person ms1de I had love to giVe and I where they ate and slept 8 oo--Capt Kangaroo 0 Lass e 6 Sesame St 33 New Zoo needed to talk to someone Different people need acceptance Revue 3 too a 3D-New Zoo f!evue 6 Jack laLanne 13 To the farm child of a generatiOn or so ago home might 9 oo-----Pau D xon 4 Phil Donahue 5 Friendly Junction 10 A I know 11 was my fault I got pregnant but maybe 11 wouldn t slgn1fy nothing more than a co~ple of miles of country roads M 3 Lets Make A Deal6 Merv G ffln 8 Peyton Place13 have happened if l had friends and didn t need to hold on so (that prase has a nice ring 1t nught even be a good song Iitle) Secondary DeveloP.ment Read ng 33 9 25--Math~ma 33 much -FRIENDLESS Telllhe T ulh J Jeopardy 6 Electr c Co ll Peyton But to most of us here m the Tn.COunty horne country 1s 9 JQ-----To Dear Friendless Pace 13 I hope that cruddy guy and hiS rotten friends get what s usually a httle broader encompassmg the whole town or even 0 oo-columbus S x Call ng 6. Dick Van Dyke IJ D nah Shore J 5 Joke s W d 8 0 Maggie<& The Beautltu Mach ne 33 commg to them someday- and I couldn t say what because 1t the whole county where one grew up o 3D-Sp Second 3 Baff e 3 4 15 SIO 000 Pyrom d a 10 wouldn t be prLllable I Legacy 33 I d readil~ admit that s the case With me Meanwhile how are YOU domg now? Please wr te agam and 11 oo---Password 13 Sa e of the Cen u y 3 4 15 Love Amer can And I d bet 1t holds true for any number of the people who Style 6 Gamb I 8 0 Why 33 g1ve us your address as I know we II receive tons of mail from read these lmes 30-Bewllched 6 13 Hot ywood Squares 3 4 IS love of L fe readers asking what they can do to help -SUE 8 10 Friendless Dear 2 OD-Pa!swora 6 ~ob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 Jeopardy l IS News 8 In fact I have not one buttwo )'spiritual homes You ve had a nuserable exper ence and ~our Signature 2 30 Spt t Second 6 l W s 5 3 Sea ch tor Tomorrow 8 10 One is Chlllicothe Ohio The other is Gauley Br dge W Va md cates th ngs haven I mproved much since iltst year 2 55- NBC News 3 15 Now how did this dingallng come up with a coQclusion such 00 AI My Ch d en 6 3 I s YO<J Bel 8 G eon Ac es 10 But life CAN get better if you don I g1ve up Please send us F ench Chef 33 Nol for Women On y 151 News3 as that you maybe asking• Well I can explain I think your name and address and let us and our readers prove that 2D-Fash ons on Sew ng 3 everyone lsn I out to lnck you - that a great many people In 30 3 On II Match 3 4 5 let • Make a Deal 3 As the World Tu ns 8 0 Amer can Odyssey l3 Bowl ng 6 your town and elsewhere really want to be your friends I was born m Ohio generally a flat State However I wasn t 2 OD-Days of our L ves 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke HELEN Doug as 6 Gu d ng L gh 8 0 reared in the nat part of It All aroWid me my memories are NOTE TO READERS We know you ll be writing to FRIEND- filled w1th acenes of the gently-rolling Southeastern Ohio hills 2 3D-Doclors l 4 15 Daflng Game 3 Edge of N ghl8 0 Off the Record 33 LESS n great numbers - you always do when we publish letters But I ve spent my years since l was too young to vote In West 3 oo- Anolhe Wo d 3 4 15 G6nero Hosp lol 6 l3 P Ice s from people who need reassurance Rlgh 8 10 Oleanno va 33 V1rgtnla a most WI flat State to say the least So there is no part 3 30- Return to Peyton Pfoce ~ II One l fe to L ve 6 tl Ph 1 We promiSe they ll be forwarded to this needful girl as soon of the Mountain State that doesn t have some mountams - or at +++ Donohue 4 Ho lywood s To~ nu & hcret Storm 10 T me lor WEDNESDAY evenmg s actiVIties mclude a boat parade at a~ we rece1ve her address Thanks in advance for your help least some pretty darn good h1lls T mothy 33 7 30 a dance at 8 30 and presentation of lhe Chamber of Com HELEN AND SUE 4 OQ-----Mr Ca toon 3 Love Am~ IC/Jn 'lyle 13 Huck Yoa 6 I love the beauty of these mountams with their purple Some set 5 Secre Slorm ~ ~1Am8 Ct 3:J Movie ''The merce:s 1973 prize at 9 Fu-eworks are slated from 10 unt1IIO 45 majesty and all til at But I must admit I dislike Intensely dnvmg Slory of Alexander Graham Boll I~ DEAR RAP p m under the direction of the Galhpolis Volunteer Fu-e around over or through them 4 3D-Petticoat Junct on 3 Merv G flln 3 f Troop 6 Abbott a. Department A teen age d.ance from 10 45 unt1l 11 30 will con I ve been writing to th s guy whose name I got from a teen 1 Coste loB W ld W dWest 3 My l tlleM. 11 oiS So I suppose l m the sort of cat who wants to have his cake 5 OQ-Bononza 3 Here Comes he B lrJoo 6 1-!atol8 M Rogers elude 1973 festival act Vlt•es Mus1c w1ll be supphed by The magazine We fmally met as he moved with his folks to a nearby and ~at It too -feeling most secure and comfortable most at 20 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 RenniSsance town He turns out to be swell s 30- Bevertr Hili)> I es 8 Elec Co 33 G011'1er Pyle 13 Death home when surrounded by the hills that gave me birth but still Valley Da~ Hodgepodge Lodge 2o + ++ But how can <l: break It to my father who thinks aU not particularly fond of traversing them 5 ssJ... Earl N ghl ngale 15 LOOSE NOTES - GalHa Academy High School s marchmg magazine pickups are we~ - and so Is any other way of Therefore any time I have been traveling from the north or 6 3D-News 3 4 8 10 5 ABC Newsl3 Sesame St 20 Around band will make 11 s debut under the direction of Rodney Tolliver meetmg a boy except by formal mtrodul:(lon - that I met Allen west I am suddenly back In home country when I set to the Bend JJ 6 JQ-----ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 I Dreom of Joann 0 13 during Wednesday s July Fourth parade From the way severat--"hrough a pen pal list• Chillicothe - for I know that all tile rest of my way home l can News 3 4 IS How Do Your Ch d en GroW733 Blue Devil musicilllllJ are talking this years band w1ll be one of H I tell h m he may forbid WI seeing each other and if 1 Me those lovely hills all the way In to JackSon Gallipolis and 7 oo- Truth or Con seq 3 Beet the Clock 4 News 6 10 C reus lhe best uniiB the school has produced m several years Milton don t he 11 f1nd out as my lather finds out everything eventually finally Pt Pleasant 3 What s My L ne 8 Etec Co JO Mart n Agronsky Evening Ed I on 33 So nt 15 - and then 1t will really be the end of my friendship with Allen C Carter treasurer of the Sandfork Cemetery annoWiced Conversely any time I have been easl or south 1 feel a 7 lQ-----To Tel the Truth 6 Young Dr Kildare 8 Hally,wood recently that the cemetery needs more lunda for upkeep In Ell EEN Squares 4 Traffic Court 10 Chan eso Wano Mov o Carry certain affinity for the land when I get to Gauley Brldse where on Adm rat 13 Episode Actlon33 BobbyGotd~boro3 dtv1duals llhould contact Mr Carter for additional information EileenJ the miShty Kanaw)la River begins - because regardle86 of the 8 00Baseball World of Joe Garoglo a 3 4: Rookies 6 Gun + ++ Here s an idea get one of your friends to formally In cllffa crags and mountains all around me I can drive all the way smokeS Oral Roborts10 Porlroltol a Horoase Young Man TWENTY YEARS AOO from the files of the Dally Tribune traduce you two Then when Allen meal.! your father for the home without having to crouanother lill8le one of those crooked 20 33 8 ISBaseball 3 4 15 and weekly Gallla Times Howard B Saunders captures f1rst time you won t be telling a lie when you say Soandso mountain roads 9 00- Here 1 Lucy 8 10 Move The Spirt s WI ng 6 13 Southellltern Ohio Golf Association medalist honors Lancaster Introduced us Sound crazy? Yet maybe It Ia But It B not one whltless true 9 3D-Doris Coy 8 10 Book Beat 20 33 Norman Rockwell 1 World 10 COPf SEOGA team tournament Robert L Meyers named Later wben Allen wms famJly approval you can mention the becauae thats exactly how I feel 10 OQ--Med cal Centers 10 News 20 Paul Nu~h ms 33 cbllrman Of GWa O>unty s Red Cross fund drive VIllage of magazine (Okay Mom') -SUE Home country II more a state ot mind than a specific 10 15-Mov e The Gold Rush 20 QJtihlre lllnc:orporaled Jim Porter resigns editorship of NOTE FROM HELEN II oo--Newt 3 4 6 8 0 IJ IS geosraphlc location u I uld at the begiMlng of this little piece 11 3D-Johnny Car10<1 3 ~ t5 Movlll Desert Wor o The Ollila Tim• endl II year• service with GallipOlis Publlshmg We-e-ell IOI'ta okay_"( But I dad vi~ Eilean to consult with And for thll Buckeye Mountaineer Chillicothe and Gebley Prtsontr of Zenda 8 N ghtmare Selp ' 3 0, Vance Reese named Gallipolis Lefllon commander u A her mother before she ~our advice Sue Pop may be the Bridge are the outer perimeters of tlie-places that mean home I oo--Par y Maoon j News 3 2 oo--Focus on Columbus 4 Cornett honored by Knights of ColumbiiS type who resents games to me 3 00- Nows 4 Generation Rap , >:< increa~e • I • • & THINGS , j For Fast Results ll~e The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds, WANT AO k IN FORMAT lOll Help Wanted D~ADL NE$ l P M, .Day De tg e Pub lc• on MonlfliY Dead ne 9 & mol Clln Ctl Ia nn Cor rec: ttfo ns. W be a.cce p cd un 9 8 n to 06va t Pvb "a" on REGUI.ATIDNS woe per od n soulhea slero Ohio Th e pr og 11m s assoc ated with an ad11anced emergency med cal oe v ce Th e- Pub she eso r vn he demons trot on proj!!cl H gtl gh o ed o ral&c: any ads ~Sc hoo Graduates w th some d ~ n t~ d oblec ona The e.JC pe lence p eferred Must pub she w no be respons b a h.ave own c~r and elephone ~ se ]~~e han e nco rec mber Send resume to Mr ° l. For Sale Real Estate For Sale well 1973 - Z g Zag aewlng moch ne Th s mach ne darn& em POPUlAR and p of abe 7 3tc bro ders overcasts buflon dr ve In carry ou t Oofng holes All wllhoul at exce en bus ness n erested BE PA1R OT C Hang•ng lachmeots Pay balance ot PiJrf es may see las year s baskels ed while ond b ue 138 So or pay IS per mon h Income a)( retu n Ca ll 992 polunlas Spec a this week Cs I 992 5l3 5786 alter 7 p m on y 12 50 each Hubba d s 6 0 tfc 6 27 6 c Greenhouse Rout e 124 Syra cuse 7 Sic " R chp d N da P 0 Box 1078 ~---------------Alhens Oh o 45701 HANGING Baskels gerM ums S en s p c Wo d one nse on 7 Jlc begon as double petunia s M mum Cha g e 75c .,.. camblnat on pot s Cle and 1 cen s RC wo d h •• WANTED - Secretary hllng Farm and Greenhous~ E co secu ve !'1 5e ons typ ng sho thand reqv red Main Racin e Geraldine 8 <;e s ptt word s )( con Ca l 742 5602 between hou s of C eland secu ve nse ons 6 27 lie 2S P Cen o scolu' on pa d 0 a m and pm RATES 1 ' ..... ' ' For sale HOUSEHOLD •ur vey In APPALOOSA ho se terv ewero needed lor a 6 lo 8 Ira ned Co 991 2622 k • !;lemon OFF CEHOURS a 30 ~ m o 5 oo p m Da y a 30 a m o 2 00 Noo n 6 29 3 c SOMEONE to ron and sew lor me a ound the RlJf an(l a ea W I br ng clollles lo your home Cart 742 l763 6 Adve Sa u d~y In Memory N MEMORY OF MY best fr end Mar e Kob en lz fo he b rthday Ju y Darkness e s power ess befo lhe dawn ng light And so s wl h death we have a low ed ourselves o think of lasadakdoo Bu ac tua ly s a adlant br idge soand no the gu f between 2 wo d Sad y m ssed by C eo Sm lh 7 I cp N LOV NG memo v of Nel le Ph ps who passed away 4 yea s ago Ju ly 1969 Jus a c us e of beaut u memo es Spr~ed w th a m II on lea s W sh you co u d ha espa ed he Lo d Jus a ew mo e yea s Sad y m ssed by he s s e s M s R cha d Thomas M s The ma D ake b of he F ed Dan e s and n ece Ma y on es 7 _________~_cp Card of Thanks WE WISH o lhank a of our f ends and ne ghbo s or he acts o k ndness at the death o ou mothe M s E t e Montgomery M s Ho ace Abbot Mrs Da e Hyse I Mrs E me Weh ung Mrs V ncen Bened ct Mrs Geo g~ Bowe s 7 lost FEMALE No weg an elkhound Answe s o the name Of Sheba Ca l 992 6268 o 992 6368 6 28 3 c Not tee EXPLORE YOUR D scove you M ND nner Resou c es & ove rcome pe sona m at ons Lea n he fremendous pass b es o you m nd Expo e the myster ous world w ~ n you The I ee book THE MYSTERY OF LIFE ex pia ns how h ough asc na ng s udy you can master you p ob .:.m s & f nd happ ness Add ess Scr be L I I Ros cruc an 0 de AMORC San Jose Ca fo n a 95114 7 lcp THEREw llbe a ummagesa e a 230 Sou h 51h Avenue M dd epo f Ju y 5 6 and 7th 7 3lc SHOOTIN G MA TCH Corn Ho ow Gun C b Tu n st gh a er M es Ceme ery Fat o y choked gun s only Su nday June 2 I 6 28 31c W LL wo k al any odd tobs fo oom and boa d T rn a hy Sklo enko RD 3 Pome oy Oh o 6 29 6tp YARD SALE Ma v n McGu e es dence Sund ay Sa u day and Rou e 7 by pass unc on Route 24 6 29 2 c DEAD STOC K ho ses ca e hogs sh eep r easo nab e cha ge Ca 245 55 4 62630c R FLE MATCH 22 lie mach 00 and 200 ya ds earn shoo h gh powe ed fles at 300 yards shoo e s mus be s gned up by I 00 p m Sun day July Ru and Gun C ub New L ma Road 6 27 4lc WantP.rt To Buy LAND WANTED 40 ACRES mo e o less wooded h gh d y oad and powe Box 952 Oh o4330 Lanca ste USED CAMPER TOP Da sun p ckup 949 3811 6 or 28 6 c 28 lie c'Ondl FURNITURE HALF ARAB AN F lly 3 yea s Radla d Reg ste ed ha f A ab on 3 BEDROOM mobi e home , ogeld ng 2 yea s o d Cho ce ba h by week or month l08 I 50 Eskey H I Flatwoods Page Streel 992 3509 Road Pomeroy Oh o 992 F om he laroest Truck 6 29 ft c 6880 Bu dne Rad a o fo the 6 28 4fc ;,ma es t Hea e Lore MODERN 6 oom f oor p ~n Nathan B ggs home w h deta chable SEARS COLD SPOT de BEAUTIFUL Walnut slereo Rad a tor Special sl ga age All newly pa nte~ humid fer 948 Chev Sadan ado tape comb nat on 8m Located on n ce evel o 50 x and asso ted garden too s AI fm rad o 8 track tape deck • 120 at 6 9 Page S M d n good condlt on Ca ~92 speake r sound sys em FURNISHED Ira er 2 7897 d epbr Oh o Fo lv he Balance $104 n or use our bed ooms ut es pd $140 deto s conlacl Dav d R 6 28 3tc budget terms Call 992 l965 p~ 992 2 74 per man h ocated on n ce ot Pomeroy Yates 23 G andv ew Road 6 29 6tc Route 33 2 m e nor h of o d 960 PONTIAC powers ee ng Camb dge Oh o 43725 or Rou e 7 nte sec on Phone Phone 992 3904!' powe b akes good cond tOn KNAPP shoes o pQt a 28 pet OPEN Roge Hysell s owne 1 2l5 257 $295 00 Phone 992 27 8 Ga age nea cross oads on S off on 16 styes .O'rde now 6 29 lip 6286cp R 12-i a mechan cal wo k Supply I m ted Phone 992 n c ud ng aut trans 5324 7 ROOM house w h bath n FOR RENT f ve oom house FARM FOR SALE 77 ac es of m sslon Monday Fr day 5 30 lfc Rut and a r co11d oned and ba h \t ached carport and paslure fru I trees --,------,--8 lO a m o 5 p m Saturday ca pe ed ga s furnace d sh fo ced a furnace ha dwood water lap paid necessary 8 30 to 2 noon - unless by washe double oven rang e f oars k fchen cab ne s arge farm build ngs 5 room house appo ntmenl Phone 992 5682 double garage arge ca port a r cond t oner N ce ya d 0 99272 w th balh carret ng and Pets For Sale 4 ac es cleared and fen ced w h metal storage bu ld ng n panell ng Ca 992 7304 sma ba n and o he 6 27 30tc ea yard Located n AKC Toy Poodle pupp es $75 Hyse I Run Road bu ld ngs Phone 6 4 742 6834 $y acuse cal 992 2002 o 593 and 585 A so S amese k ttens 6 28 6ft and Wh te Sew ng 6904 30 lfc E LNA $10 Phone 256 6247 Kennels --~-"---'-----__::5~ Ma h nes Se v ce on all of Calhoun 6 29 lfc NEW SOFA BED sofa by day makes Re~sonab e rate s NEW RANCH HOME ac e 6 2430 c bed by n Oht You cho ce of The Sew ng Cenle M d of C ty water A we TRA LER FOR RENT colors whlle they las on y d epo Oh o des gned house p an by W 0 2 BEDROOM ra e for enl n $49 95 cash and ca y POODLE pupp es Toy A K c 1 b c Bes Homes cons s ng of Sy acuse No pels no Choco a e Show qual ly Pome oy Recove y 622 E a ge v ng room w th d n ng ch d en Ca 992 5249 o see Man Sheet Telephone 992 Phone 992 5443 and back hoe wa k L 3 bodrooms nclud ng DOZER M s Earl Custer 7554 5 23 IG ponds and sep c tanks d tch maste bed oom w h tu 7 1 3tc 6 28 6lc ---~-ng se v ce op so u I bath a large 32 x 1 com mest one B&K E xc ava no b nation k tchen fam ly oom BUSINESS bu d ng for rent or SOUTHERN Oh o Farms 103 Mob1le Homes For Sale Phone 992 5367 o 992 l861 and 2 full baths Unde ma n lease -- 992 5786 acres located near Rufland 19723 BEDROOM Mob ehome 9 1 lie f oor s a full basement or 6 27 6 c $30 900 125 acres oca ed near underp n ng a urn num owe leve wh ch can be R ::-0::-N -:--cS:-cHc-:Ec-:P::-A--:R--:D--F :oo- r- WaII Laurelv le 15' 000 G J storage. bu d ng and porch lin shed f des red To make 3 BEDROOM house on No lh Remade ng Ce am c t e Brant and Company Real ors Must se mmed a e y Phone lh s a complete y qua y F f h Ave n M ddleport 742 baths Box 2SD Rut and 742 I 864 300 F E Shaeffer 235 667 6324 near Tuppers Pia ns home a fu 2 ca garage s 5625 l664 257 6 27 4 c nc udeq F nanc ng a ranged 6 27 6 c 6 26 lie w th low down paymen For 6 29 Jlp al deta s and an ap LAR~ mob e home o J 962 CHEVY Nova Runs good nsurance been A1r Cond1t1oners po n menf to see home call wo s everyth ng fur Good wo k car Phone 985 ca n ce ed Lost you r 992 5976 or, Columbus col Awnmgs n !I ed nclud ng a con 3554 Ha o d Brewe Long ope ato s cense Ca 992 eel 235 1996 d oner and te ev slon Ready Underpmmng 2966 Bottom Oh o s 00 00 6 13 ttc July Phone 992 3509 M d· 6 29 tfc 6 5 fc - 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SS95 00 Phone 985 3554 always ava abe at and W ndows Ca po ts 6 27 fc ooms w th arge b1fh Haro d Brewer Long Bottom Marquees and Ra I ng Phone Elec r c wall oven tab E top Oh o Charles L s e Sy acuse Oh o MILLER ange a ge close oca ed on HOUSE for sa e by owne 3 Ca I Ja cob Sa es Rep E Ma n Sf Pomerov ~,., ~"~ bed ooms new fu nace oaf esen a ve V V Johnson apprec ale Ph Ga I po s 0 ' FT N m od Truck Cam MOBlLE HOMES and w r ng Waf o wa and Son Inc 446 9539 ca p~ ng a"ge ot ca po t per Self conta ned nte com 6 22 fc no Wash ngton Blvd Look fp on fence n front -~---n ce cond ton Jacks and hold 42Jl52 BELP~E 0 and p ne ees n s de ya d down~ nc u ed $995 00 mee ng oom for Phone 975 ~554 Ha o d '-'---....---------------' Conla~t M Eldo ~ Wa burn Real Estate For Sale any o gan za.l on phone 992 230 Un on Avenue Pomeroy Brewe Long Bottom Oh o J975 6 29 lfc CAS ~a d o a makes and Oh o Phone 992 2805 modes of mob e homes 3 lfc 6 13 lfc 968 FORD , ton ck up 6 Phone a ea code 614 423 953 FURNISHED apartmen ~r c y nder J spee $795 00 -,---------'4"--" 13'-'1-"'-fc e ed coup e Ul I t es pa d Haro d B ewer Phone 985 Auto ~ales No ch ldren or pe s $80 00 3554 Long Bottom Oh o .<H month Ba ey s S o e 6 29 lfc 1963 CORVETTE l27 4 speed M dd eport exce ent shape Call 992 l546 08 V1rg11 B Teaford Sr 6 28 3 cp COMPARE THESE PRICES 3 f. MAIN.__ __ 6 27 4 c ton cent al a r for mob le Broker FURN SHED apar men for home S750 00 Cenlra A to POMEROY 110 Mechanrc Street enl Robert H Rae ne 949 homes up o 1200 sq ft 9 0 VOLKSWAGEN make n ce dunebuggy Phone 992 3811 $625 00 6 of nsulal on blown Pomeroy , Ohro 45769 ABOVE THE AVERAGE 2958 afler 5 p m weekdays nto a t c a sq f Phone 992 6 28 6 c 5 n ce bed ooms ba hs Any me Sunday NEW LISTING 7320 any me Ga age and ca po t N ce RUTLAND 4 bed ooms 3 AND 4 ROOM fiJrn shed and 6 29 6tp k chen w th a s of cab nets unfu n shed apar m en s bath ss s nk d shwashe lon P ck p stove ref gerator au oma c & daub e s a n ess stee s nk Phone 992 5434 KOSCOT KOSMET CS and 969 DODGE D n ng oom w th ots Name B and W gs Spec al t uck .4 speed new a um nun washer and drye F ant 4 2 ltc es 8 porch dbl ga age and arge oppe 7 new a p y cab nets Great fo the lar·ae 1 sa e p ces du ng man h of MOBILE home space n July Phone Helen Jane tra ck playe ado Reason ca po t Seve al outbu ld ngs tam y s 2 800 fo se ng health Red 3'1• acres On y S15 000 00 Sy acuse Phone 992 6329 7 ACRES B own 992 5 3 6 29 tfc Keeton Upper M ne sv le __6 2 flc Jus 5 m nutes out of 2 ACRES Oh o Home has 4 Pome oy BEDFORD TOWNSH P 7 3p I HACKNEY ma e Roaster bedrooms Bath D n ng About 1000 fl off Rt 33 Ask ng For Sale ony 8 y s o d W lh pateot oom Large Foyer Lots o Just Sl 500 00 eather harness show ca t Real Estate For Sale 71 KAWASAK 500 Call992 528 emode ng done n th s WATER FRONT and one pa boo s $395 00 fo a e 6pm ho me Ca pet ng Fu al saac Lew s Phone 773 DUE o ob ansfe must se OVER 3 ACRES - On Roue 7 basement Bu d ngs and r home 3 bedroom ota Exce en local on fo mob e 5507 C f on W Va 25237 ga age s 7 000 e ec r c large lo F H A pa k New mob e home an 6 29 2fp H&N day o d or sla ted Legho n NEWLYWEDS app oved Sy acuse Phond p operty to sa e Has a r pu e s Both f oor o cage WANTED espons be pa ty to 992 7836 here s a 2 bed oom home cond ton ng screened pa o g own ava able Pou try Ba h D n ng oom Fu take over Sp net console ·- - - -- - -- -'--5- 25 fc boat motor t a er w h cover hous ng & au a mat on n shed has G E k tchen p ano Easy te ms Can be · A far on y $21 500 00 Mode n Pou I y 399 V. Ma n Storm doo s and w ndows seen ocal y Wr te Gred t 5 ROOM house bath basement 1 ACRE Pome oy 992 2 64 Manage P 0 Box 276 La ge eve o 100x 30 At gas heat 2 ots S D Buskl r.k N THE COUNTRY 3 Shelbyv e lnd ana 46 76 he very ow pr ce of 34 Page Sf eel M <W eport bedrooms n ce bath modern 6 29 2tcp S8 500 00 Oh o Phone 992 5487 k tchen porch and db 972 HONDA 500 Molo eye e 7 3 cp garage 112 500 oo INCOME PROPERTY Ca 9a5 3828 after 6 p m ~ ve n one apartment and 7I Ic LARGE HOME 8 ROOMS 4 bed ooms 2 rent 2 The 2 you rent a e fu n shed C ose o shopp ng GOOD used Fr g da e mode n baths automa c gas ef geralo 135 00 Rente~ at all t mes fu nace basement and arg e Telephone 985 4264 BUILDING LOTS po ch on co ner ot Now us 7 2p We have a lew now Please $2 000 00 cal fo part cut a s A JOHN DEERE 40 aclor ljOU~ES WANTED SHOP WITH US FOR A REAL w de f ont end 3 po n h tch In eve y par of he County BUY WE HAVE OVER 900 ncludes 4 nch p ows Phone ACRES OF MEIGS COUNTY A p ces We have buye s 9492 J w h cash who need 2 lo 4 FOR SALE 7 3c bed oom homes CALc IJS TOOAY HELEN l TEAFORD HENRY E CLELAND GORDON 8 TEAFORD BROKER ASSOCIATES 992 2259 1972 DATSUN Pckup 13500 m ms or'l92 l6ll No Answer 992 2568 mi es e)(ce ent cond ion A so 970 Yamaha 305 Molo eye e Must se w II ake best offe Phone 698 l -~~_:___ WISEMAN AGENCY 8779 7 1 cp p ana benc h po a o p ow BILL JANES ARMY-NAVY DISCOUNT STORE b ass ke t e ron tea ke I e 85 N Court St Athens n lk cans h gh cha colfee gr nde Jot n Houdashelt M ne sv e Oh o 7 3tcp 968 HONDA 350 eng nc Goad Plrt!nu 949 246 7 1 Jtc P/IR MALL H T aclor -'lllh 3 po c end loader In A ~hape $600 .-Gordo f!>rolfll " •• Bend Po and Oh o 5 3 lf c 6 26 7 c EXTRA INCOME - Owner nvsl sot Sel ng undo op pra sa l va ue Beeu fu 4 LADY noodod to s ay live days tam y aparln ent build ng 2 n we k Q gh a oo yea sold W pay off n ust 5 Evon gs nnd wcokendi tr ee No work Good ome and good Y••rs 3 J acres $20 000 Co Meson 773 5580 pay P one 991 5207 6 2~ 6tc _ _ _ _ _ ___;;6 266ft - You Won t Find A Better Buy In Meigs The owner of lh s attractive ~orne has reduced the pr ce for an early sale It Includes 3 lots right n Pomeroy close to downtown Very n ce 3 bedroom home with dining room and kit chen wood burning fireplace In I vlng room Unfinished 2nd f oor and full basement Priced at $24 500 Make us an offer Gallla Co s Lar(lest Real Estatt S.les Agtncy Office 446 3643 Evtnlngs C.ll E M Ike Wiseman 446 3796 E N Wiseman 446 4500 Free Parkmg Colored cord &dem m Jeans $4 95 & $5 95 Girls cuffed Baggy Jeans Reg $12 95 Now $6 95 Blouses From $2 98 to $5 98 Mens Double Kmt WranglerSJacks Reg $1295 Now$6 96 Mens W1de Leather Belts (l~teststylesl Vatuesto$11 00 Now$4 95 8 Track Tapes $1 98 Lmcoln Welders $92 so Handyman Tools at Tremendous Savmgs Uemember 1111S ls }our l11mpmg 1111d llshmg 1-lelld(JIIIIrterli Thursday Fr.day Saturday hours 9 to S 30 Sunday 12 to 5 30 N M ddlepo t 0 2nd Ave AI gnmenl II Must Be R ghl orwew I Ma~e t R ght For Estimates 8 4 30 Da ty 8 12 Sat Phone 742-6271 Rawl ngs Son$ n he R H Bu ld ng 992 2 0 EXPERT Have your TV P cture Tube Restored As Good As New R ght In Your Home Gua anteed for 6 Mo Wheel Alignment '5.55 Color-sao oo Black & Whlte-$15 0~ On Most ~mer can s Ca - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 JOHNSON'S TV Pomeroy Home & Auto 949 3151 Racme Oh1a Opener 1~ Monday thru Saturday 606 E Ma n Pomeroy D EXCAVATING doe oader and backh oe work sept c lank s ns a led dump t ucks and o boys fa h e w hau I d t op so meston e ~ READY MI X de ve ed CONCRETE gh t o you p 0 ect Fa st and easy F ee es l ma es Phon e 992 J284 and g ave Ca ll Bob o Roge Je fe s day phone 992 7089 n ghl pha e 992 3525 or 992 5232 Goeg e n Ready M x Co M dd epo OH o 6 30 fc SEPTIG TANKS C~EANED REASONABLE ra es Ph 446 ..,.,-;-;-;-:=-:--:-:--:--:--::-- _:__WILKIN SO N Smal Eng ne 4782 Gall po s John R sse Owne and Ope a o Sa es and Se v ce 8 0 J d 51 5 2 tfc M dd epo t Lawn mowe and cha n saw epa r F ee piCkup and d~ v~ v Phone 992 3092 C BRADFORD Auct onee A so B ggs and Slra ton and Camp e e Se v ce Tecumseh parts 21 30 c REFRIGERATOR Repa A r Cand I on ng Hea ng Elect ca Repa r Phone 949 382 Ra e ne Oh o Cr B ad o d 6 Res den at o com me c al 261> M II au o a r cond t on ng Sf eet 992 3509 6 29 30tc ----------OPEN FOR BUSINESS NOW OPEN P M J Odds and Ends G or I ed tunk ap p ances turn tu e 261> M I S ee M ddleporl 6 29 301c 5 0 DELL tfc WHEEL AI gnmen l oca ed a C ass cads Rt 124 now back a wo k Complete f on end serv ce fune up and brake serv ce Whee s ba anced elec ron ca y A wo k guaran eed Reasonab e ra es Phone 742 3232 2 8 fc --~~--- SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYS TEM S EXCAVATING Dozes Ia ge CLEANED REPAIRED and sma Backhoes and M LLER SAN TAT ON oaders on rack and res STEWART OH 0 PH 61>2 Dump ucks Lo boy 3035 serv ce Sep.t c anks n s a led Geo ge B Pu ns 0 4 tfc phone 992 2478 or 992 7402 SEW ING MACH NES Repa 29 c se ce a makes 992 2284 The Fab c Shop Pome oy HARRISON S TV se v ce and Au ho zed S nge Sa es and se v ce cal s Phone 992 2522 Se ce We Sha pen Sc sso s 2 9 lfc 3 29 lc CONCRETE WORK d veways s dewa ks steps etc Ca I 992 3453 6 28 2tcp WILL TRIM o cut I ees o sh ubbe y A so pa nt r oof s Phone 949 322 6 13 lO c •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .•• r. TilE • All WEAlHER Roofmg Spoultng Home Remodeling TEAFORD Used no chand se - to n c o We buy we se who o ouse u or s ng e 427 CHEVY Eng ne 283 heads ea end Phone 992 3890 p cces cons gn r1e or 7 3tcp ~ e r cc ag e We w I hau Pho c 992 3354 "'ayman s 6 5 30 c CARD BEO I bra y able Help Wanted __ PHONE 992 2SSO PRICE CONSTRUCTION SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ;::=========:... S d ng JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomoroy 0 992 3954 Stop In and See Our Floor Display relocating must sell He mel ncluded Call 696 11 23 o 992 5522 6 29 61p Roof ng Roof Pa nt ng Spout ng Plumb ng Remod e ling Complelo Bu d ng V nyl & Alum num MODERN SANITATION and on LET US HELP YOU 24 HOUR SERVICE For Rent WA~T E D - NO 992 2094 OFFICE SUPPLIES HONDA CL 350 1973 Model exc etlen SEPTIC tANKS ,. CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE POMEROY HOME & AUTO 60~ E Ma n Pomeroy Fo Wonl Ad Serv co ads a 0 ads oa d w lh n o dt! yS CARD OF THANKS & OB TUARY S 5~ o SO wo d m n mum Ea c. a dd ona wo d '2c BLIND ADS Add ona ' 5c Cha ge pe Business Services For Only 57995 ) •• Buys • : ThiS ••• •• ••• Van Dyke 3 Bedrooms Tota I Electr c Fully Carpeted Deluxe Furn1shmgs •• • •• •••. •• • • I I • By ••• •• ••• ••• •• •• ••• •• •• • 68 X 14 MOBILE HOME •• •• •• •• •• •• lt s Our E :rtr11 Specwl • Fm Just Da Thompson The Deal n Man Delivered and Set Up USED MOBILE HOMES 970 Commun ty Mob le Home 60x 2 3 Bed oon ew co d t on • ••• •• •• • L ke 969 PMC Mob le jiome 60x 12 3 Bedroom 970 New Moon Mob lc Home 44x 2 FrQnt & Re11r, Bed oo n • UP TO 2Y EARFINAN C NG S~RVICE WHAT • 586 Locust St 992 7004 Middleport 1 Open 8to 6 Mon thru Sat t Open Qa y 8 o 6 C osed Sunuaysl Opon AnytLme by 1 Appo n men Con ac t Dan Thompson o Tom ~nvender;. I .•• •t I : • ···························~ �Zz- The Swlday Tlllles Sentine S mday July I 1973 2.1 - The Sw1doy Times Sentinel r:ll\day July 1 1973 Meigs County 4-H Clubs 1/ead district in members,hip ByC E BLAKESLEE Co1111ty Este1181on Alent Alrlcullllre POMEROY - Meigs County s 6112 pet mcreaSt) was recognlted this year for the ~realest percentage 4 H membership jump of any of the nine counties In the Jackson Area • A large part of this Increase was due to cooperation w th the achools In presenting a spec!Bl nutrition progran called the NEW m FARMING ' Mulligan Stew In most of the f1flh and sixth grades of the county Another part of the credit for the Increase was due to the dedicated work of the staff of 4-H assistants and work-study students This staff mcludes Mrs Patty Kelly 4-H Program Assistant and Mrs Pansy Jordan and Mrs Jeanne Braun 4-H Assistants They are bemg assisted this sununer by~ two work-study students lJQrls Barnhart and. Donna Weber from Oh1o Unlvers1ty Mrs DiXIe Snuth lias been assisting m the extension off1ce on a part.tune bas1s The permanent staff of the Cooperative ExtensiOn Semce IS Mrs Joyce Bowen who does an outstanding job as full-tune office secretary Mrs Jennifer Sheets very fO.IlJ>!Ibly served the county as County Extension Agent Home Economics and d1d much of lhe prelimmary work on the 4-H program until her resignation on April 15 This wnter 1s County Extension Agent Agnculture working part-tune on lhe 4-H club program and resource department The heart of the 4-H club program are the volunteer leaders who serve stnctly without pay other lhan the thanks th~ get from parents and club members In all highly successful clubs lhe parents of club members cooperate closely with the adult advisors Total county 4-H club membership listed for MelliS CoWity m l9731s I 088 Th1s compares w1th 375m 1970 508m 1971 and 643 m 1972 The total potential youth available for lhe 4-H club program 111 the county IS 4 446 m the ages 8 to 19 ThiS represents 22 4 pet of the total population of the county of 19 '199 The percentage of total youth ages 11-19 ln 4-H chili work for 1973 is 24 5 pet which IS the highest percentage ot membership of thiS age group ever enrolled ALL 4-H CLUB MEMBERS of lhe county are actiVely engaged 111 completmg their proJects evaluation of wh1ch w11l start on July 16..froposed schedules were mailed to all club leaders this past week Followmg evaluation of the home economics proJects the style Revue Is scheduled for the evening of AugUBt7 Evaluation of most of the agricultural projects will be conducted a\ the Meigs County Fair which runs frilm ~ugust 14to 18 All clubs of the county are currently Involved in fund-raialng to pay off part of the remaining 4-H camp quota Currently 'I 600 IS owed out ofthe total of $3 000 In raising part of this money the clubs have recently completed a potato chips sale The chips were delivered on Friday of the "eek of June 17-23 • In July the clubs willmvite all ci!W!ns of the county to buy flower bulbs The bulbs dire<.'! from Holland sell for $1 25 lor a box of tuhps narcissus hyacinths daffodils CfOC\IS or muscari Delivery of the bulbs will be made In October by the club me.n!bers Forty perctlnt of the cost goes to loc:al 4-H activilles Orders may be given to any of the clubs In the county MEIGS COUNTY OWES A DEEP debt of gratitude to Its local adv1sors Clubs and advisOrs active during the summer Include Bashan Bunch jlfary K Rose and Lou Pitzer Busy Beavers Delma Ka~r Mary Hoover Jean Province and Evelyn Thomas Busy Hands 4-H Club Bun:ener Bego A~ and :::l>.':o.'.~""" ~ :::;;,~::::~;,,,,:,:;::::::~:;:;:;:,:,::: Sara Pler<le Chester Fam1 Boys Charles Frecker Columblll Make It Mrs Mae Jordan Mrs Betty Jollnson Mrs Ruth 81rehfield Dlinvllle Shamrocks Unda Cardillo and Mrs James Kunath Letart Fallll 4-H Club Andre,avCross Great Bend GoGeltets Vicki Proffitt and Debbie Boa6 Sllversvllle Stitchers Ada VanMe(er and Louise GlueJJencamp MIM'nlng Star f:IPiorers Mrs Betty BeU Pink Panthers 4-H Club S~~e Gl'\lfser Karen Werry Mary Guinther and VIrginia Davis Meigs 4-H Pleas~e~ Riders Rachael Downie Bill Downie Jr and Mike Jones Pine Grove Pals Leota Young Five Point Bucks Mr and Mrs Nicklols Leonard Five Point star Stitchers Nan White and Jackie Starcher FIVe Point Star Stitchers J L Club Pat Holter Eva Walker AM Radford and Clarice Kl'autter Harrisonville Boys 4-H Honor Club Norman Will Harold Maue Dlivid Riggs and Sleven Stanley Harrisonville GIJ'ls 4-H Honor Club Pauline Atkins Sharon Jewell Betty Bishop MiXed Up Hot Shots Mr and Mrs Robert Lich Margie Jeffers and Dorsey Jordan "-"'~'* r.:::»:::: ""'"""' ~:<:~!<~<~~;::::~~::<::~~~::::~m~x ::<.~ ~ I Voice along Br'JfTay By JACK 0 BRIAN HONEYMOON MAKES IT NULL AND VOID NEW YORX (KFS) - The just wed (in London) Elame strltch and John Rey cancelled 1t J Paul Getty s castle-like estate In Surrey England was used for the Sarah Miles-Robert Shaw f1lm The Hu-eling" J Pauls billions didn t stop him from chargmg $5 600 and when the director on a whun deCided to use two of Paul s pups in a scene he acqu1esed - for two Br hsh po~ds-sterling a pop Closmg of h1s Sugar mus cal last weekend leaves producer Dav1d Merr1ck with no show on the Bdwy boards for the fu-st hme m a decade Patsy Kelly had enough confidence In her Irene rnus1cal smash to mvest $1 000 of her own hard-earned scratch the late Joey Gallo also nsked $250 m the Debbie Reynolds h1t as part of a group Weirdo rock s(Jr Allee Cooper s talking about 1ts own cosmehcs fum who d want to look hke lhat No showbiz gloom kept ex bandleader now-actor Leon Belasco from his usual bhth-spmted rounds here for the fWieral of h1s compoStlr brother Jacques he turned up later w1th w1fe at the Gay 90s hotspot Tearing down the notor ous Alvm Hotel and other bwldmgs alongs de most respectable Roseland Ballroom g1ves Bdwy another huge wall for lhree stones of billboard ng Manhattan doesn t haul m the Sidewalks Sunday mghts The Cafe Yaffo sw ngs hke-a ya£111ulke do - 11 s an Israeli mghtclub and Sundays not lis Sabbath Some b1g msurance flriiis are being Watergated Bobby Darm s f1ghtmg the good health f1ghl Blood cond11lon Ernest Borgnme bought hiS f1fth frau Norwegian beauty named Tove a huge emerald-cut diamond That s ~Q about the only thmg she s never portrayed said Nancy Walker pointing at a f1sh In the King of the Sea I ve played a mother llr.:taw a short order cook a hypochondnac a maid a taxi driver college student the heroine s best friend and a Rus:nan ballerina The only thing left IS a carp Ramdrops composer Burt Bacharach energizes two talents with one stone structure his next TV special w1ll be set In h1s East NorWich L I restaurant Rathmann s Inn a 242 year-old premises w11h lots of its anginal beams and trappmgs still VISible The TV pocket-calculator commercial usmg an actor remarkably hke Albert Emstetn is a mild startler but Emstem never bothered with prec1se calculations - he was a theoretical mathematic an and h1s figures dldn t always add up Lionel Hampton s recent emergence as the bwlder of vast apartment house projects m Harlem means he borrows lots of cash at the bank maybe that s why his band-bus bears the licenStl plate OWE 394 LuCie Arnaz Lucille Ball s and Des1 s spng tours this summer m Once Upon a Mattress Carol Burnett s stage and TVehlcle with Rudy Vallee of all people What s th1s about Israel s Bedek Av1atlon havmg a nuclear wrcraft engine m the works D1ana Rigg (The Avengers TV ser1es) and e1ght year long boy fr1end Philip Saville dropped the longplay option Actress Jul1et Mills and Italian du-ector Alessandro van Norman fell so wildly m love they filed diVorce actions agamsllheu- mates now their romance has cooled Ex Yankee Phil Rizzuto now owns a third of the Ocean Manor Hotel m Fort Lauderdale M~ than three months ago we stated flatly herem the H wood writers str1ke would not be over Willi but would be settled m JWie And so 1t has been &lnlhlne Clovers Kay SaY"~' Cheryl Wrljjhl and B11rbara Allman lrlah LeprechaWIB Mrl Minnie Thornton Metaa County Better Livestock Dairy 4-H Club Roy Holter Melp County Shepherda 4-H Club Mr and Mra Cla)'tq!l C!lffey Melp County Better Uvestock Beef 4-H Club Carol Pierce TNT Faye Schultz Evelyn Well Betty Oabome Elol111 Bolton Tuppers Plains 4-H Girlll Roae Carr Joyce Ritchie Carolyn Rll.chle Pat Lite and Janice Youns Rlvervl•• 4-H Club Maxine Whitehead and Margaret Brown / Me1gs Saddle Sitters Jr Kennedy and Bill Cole Four Leal Clover Club Mrs Marianne Watson Merry MWicher& Jennifer Butcher Dlilsy Blakeslee Moondustera Mrs Harold Sauer Mrs W It Hayes and Mrs Maxine Dyen Leading Creek Crickets Rose Carson and Dillie Sayre The Up & At Urn 4-H Club Mrs Ruth Ann Mulford Pomeroy Llvewires Allee Wamsley Jolly Zig zag Stitchers Madge Smith and Doria Buckley Rock Springs Lady Bugs Mrs William Radford Mrs James Evans and Mrs Wendell Jeffers The Rockets Mrs Doris Woodyard and Viola Haning Snowville 4-H Club Mr and llll's Norman Wood and Helen Oberholzer and Harrisonville Eager > Beavers 4 H Club Brenda Donohue and Amanda Lee Tie Almanac By United Preoslolernallooal Today Is SWiday July 1 the 182nd day of 1973 With 183 to follow The moon is between Its new phase and f1rst quarter The morning stars are Mars Jupiter and Saturn The evening stars are Mer cury and Venus Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer English astronomer Sir Robert Ball was born July 1 1840 0 n thIS day in hIS torY In 1859 the first lntercollegl te a ba seba ll game was pIa,y ed m Ptltsf1eld Mass Amherst beat Williams 66-32 I 1898 T dd R It d n e Y ooseve an his Rough Riders took San Juan H1ll m the Spamsh Amencan War In 1932 Franklm D Roose veil was nommated by the Democrats for president FDR eventually won four consecutiVe terms and d1ed Aprlll2 1945 at the age of 63 In 1946 the fu-st postwar lest of the atom bomb occurred ai B1kim Atoll m the Pacific A thought for the day H()tace the Roman poet sa1d He has half the deed done who has made the begmnmg Television Log SUNDAY JULY I 1973 6 oo-----Travelogue 4 Lamp unto my Feet 10 6 3D-Th s Week 4 Newsmaker 73 13 'r me for 7 oo-----commun que 6 Old T me Gospel Hour 13 T mathy 4 T th 3 7 Jo-----Fa th for Today 8 Rev va F •• 6 Hera d of r~ Camera Three 10 7 45--News 4 s oo--Leonard Repass 8 Gospel Ca a van 6 Church Serv ce 13 B fly James Harals and h s All Amer can K ds 10 Mormon Choi1 3 Day of Discovery 4 8 3o-----Oral Roberts J Your Health 4 Day of Dscovery 8 §•• Humbard 13 Rev val Fires 15 Kolhryn Kuh man 6 on Young 10 8 ss--Btack Cameo 4 9 oo--S ng ng Jub ee 3 Cadle Chape 4 Ora Roberts 10 Rex Humbard 6 Old Fash oned M~et ng 8 9 3D-Church by S de of the Road 4 Pebbles a. Bamm Bamm 8 Chr sf s the Answer 13 10 oo-----Church serv ces 4 Cur os ty Shop 6 13 Gorden Club 8 Th sis the Life l Fa lh for Today 5 Ens gn Pulver 10 10 15--Fac ng L fe 8 10 lD-VIewpo nt 8 This s he L fe s Capt a n Noah J Ins ght 4 11 oo-----Po nt of V ew 6 Joy n Llv ng l TV Chapel 3 Focus on Columbus 4 Came a Th ee 8 Ac'ross the Fence 5 1 3o-+MaRe A w sh IJ Rex Humberd 8 Urban League 10 CBPA Bowling 6 Doctors on Ca 4 At ssue 3 Sacred Heart 15 12 3D-Rev val Fires 13 Face the Na ton 0 Meet the Press 3 4 IS OD-Lower L ghthouse 3 Wa ly s Workshop l Old T me Gospe Hou 8 Kathryn Kuhlman 3 The Issue 10 Man from UNCLE 1 31}---Parent Game 3 Issues and Answers 6 lJ 2 oo-----1 ve Got a Secret 13 Lassie 0 Perry Mason 3 Move Pan c 6 L tt e Women 4 Weste n Theate 15 2 JD-Wa tT I Your Father Gets Home 13 Move The Law vs B fly the Kid 10 3 oo-----ces Sports a 10 It Takes a Th ef 3 Sa nt 15 Dakta I~ 3 3D-UFO 6 4 oo-----Sesame Sf 33 Juven le Jury 4 Go f l 10 Car and Track 3 4 3D-NFL Act on 73 8 P mus 4 Mane n Generation 6 Mov e Sun se at Campobel o 3 5 oo-----An mal Word 8 Sta Trek 4 Jonathan W nte s 6 Playhouse N Y B ography 33 5 3D-CBS Spo ts ustrated 8 World of Surv val 6 Anc ent Greeks pa d taxes 6 OD-News 4 6 Country Carnlval3 Young Peep e s Co ce t 8 n ol ve oil and offered I n 10 ntuals to 111e r gods It was 6 3D-NBC News 3 4 15 Untamed World 6 Audubon W dllfe used 1n cookmg burned m Theatre 33 Hope- Nicklaus Go f Match 4 7 oo--Lawrence Welk 13 Zoom 20 ll Walt Till Your Father cl~y lamps and spread hke Gets Home 6 Th s s Your l fe 4 Wild K ngdom 5 Super butter on bread sta s of Rock 8 Safa I to Adventu e 3 Saute to the Zoo 10 7 JD-Le s Ma~e A Deal 6 Word of Disney 3 4 15 Seve y H blllesd Dick VanDyke 0 ABI thda~Story20 33 8 oo-MASH8 FB 6 3 US CoastGuardBand20 33 8 3D-Mann x 8 0 Hec Ramsey 3 4 5 Great Batsto Furnace 20 33 9 oo-----Mas e p ece Theat e 20 33 Mov e Who s M nd ng the By Hell n md Sue Bottel M n ' 6 13 9 3D-Barnaby Jones 8 0 0 oc.--F ng l ne 20 33 The World s Meanest Mao o 3D-We Th nk You Shou d Know 3 High Road to Adventure Dear Rap 0 Ro ce Su geon IS Half the Ceo ge K rby Comedy Hou 8 BY PAUL CRABTREE Bobby Go dsboro 4 I we1ghed 200 pounds and I was 18 and had never had a date 1 OD-News 3 4 6 8 10 3 5 Then one day a real popular guy asked me out I was too happy to 5 News 6 8 0 l Home country IS one of the most movmg evocative JD-Johnny Ca son 4 15 Movies TheM lkman 3 Ca r e reahze 1t was all a b1g put on I d1dn t think people could be so low phrases 111 the English language just as home ranks up there 8 The Subterraneans 10 Sunset Boulevard 13 as to PAY someone if he would date lhefattestglrlin class With love and peace as the most mearungful word full of 00 Rolle Derby 4 He got extra 1f he got me to bed My fu-st boyfriend 3D-Jack Paa 13 I warmth and prom1se 2 00 News 4 didn t want to lose him How naiVe could! have been• So durmg this per1od of show-and-tell may 1 ask what is Thelrrstdate lever had and I had to get pregnant I learned home country to you' too late 11 was all a b1g joke That was the end of March last year so I graduate !I without MONDAY JULY2 To a blg.Clly nalive home country m1ght be only a few anyone knowmg My only fanuly was two drunken parents who 6 oo-----Sun se Sem nar 4 Sacred Hea t o 6 5-Farmt me 0 didn t care anyway I went to live with my grandmother m ISOlated blocks (no res1dent of Brooklyn would look upon the Bronx as home country to my knowledge) 6 2D-Fa m Repor 13 Oregon but I couldn t bear raiSing a baby alone so I gave her up 6 25 Paul Harvey 3 I hope she IS loved like she should be 6 JO Columbus Today 4 B ble Answers 8 School Scene 0 But to the person brought up mSuburbia U S A as so many Good News 13 Please Helen and Sue tell people to consider the feelings of Amencans are these lays the whole metropolitan area of !herr 6 45 Corncob Repo t 3 the unpopular kids Lord l really wanted to be accepted and OD-Today 3 4 IS News Weathe Spo Is 6 CBS News 8 0 7 childhood and youth nught seem like home With the particular liked for myself but no one could see through the fat to my heart Jeffs Colloe 3 subdiVISion m Which they matured htlle more than the place 7 3D-Rompe Room 6 Popeye 0 Rocky & Bullw nkle 13 I wasn I an ugly slobby person ms1de I had love to giVe and I where they ate and slept 8 oo--Capt Kangaroo 0 Lass e 6 Sesame St 33 New Zoo needed to talk to someone Different people need acceptance Revue 3 too a 3D-New Zoo f!evue 6 Jack laLanne 13 To the farm child of a generatiOn or so ago home might 9 oo-----Pau D xon 4 Phil Donahue 5 Friendly Junction 10 A I know 11 was my fault I got pregnant but maybe 11 wouldn t slgn1fy nothing more than a co~ple of miles of country roads M 3 Lets Make A Deal6 Merv G ffln 8 Peyton Place13 have happened if l had friends and didn t need to hold on so (that prase has a nice ring 1t nught even be a good song Iitle) Secondary DeveloP.ment Read ng 33 9 25--Math~ma 33 much -FRIENDLESS Telllhe T ulh J Jeopardy 6 Electr c Co ll Peyton But to most of us here m the Tn.COunty horne country 1s 9 JQ-----To Dear Friendless Pace 13 I hope that cruddy guy and hiS rotten friends get what s usually a httle broader encompassmg the whole town or even 0 oo-columbus S x Call ng 6. Dick Van Dyke IJ D nah Shore J 5 Joke s W d 8 0 Maggie<& The Beautltu Mach ne 33 commg to them someday- and I couldn t say what because 1t the whole county where one grew up o 3D-Sp Second 3 Baff e 3 4 15 SIO 000 Pyrom d a 10 wouldn t be prLllable I Legacy 33 I d readil~ admit that s the case With me Meanwhile how are YOU domg now? Please wr te agam and 11 oo---Password 13 Sa e of the Cen u y 3 4 15 Love Amer can And I d bet 1t holds true for any number of the people who Style 6 Gamb I 8 0 Why 33 g1ve us your address as I know we II receive tons of mail from read these lmes 30-Bewllched 6 13 Hot ywood Squares 3 4 IS love of L fe readers asking what they can do to help -SUE 8 10 Friendless Dear 2 OD-Pa!swora 6 ~ob Brauns 50 50 Club 4 Jeopardy l IS News 8 In fact I have not one buttwo )'spiritual homes You ve had a nuserable exper ence and ~our Signature 2 30 Spt t Second 6 l W s 5 3 Sea ch tor Tomorrow 8 10 One is Chlllicothe Ohio The other is Gauley Br dge W Va md cates th ngs haven I mproved much since iltst year 2 55- NBC News 3 15 Now how did this dingallng come up with a coQclusion such 00 AI My Ch d en 6 3 I s YO<J Bel 8 G eon Ac es 10 But life CAN get better if you don I g1ve up Please send us F ench Chef 33 Nol for Women On y 151 News3 as that you maybe asking• Well I can explain I think your name and address and let us and our readers prove that 2D-Fash ons on Sew ng 3 everyone lsn I out to lnck you - that a great many people In 30 3 On II Match 3 4 5 let • Make a Deal 3 As the World Tu ns 8 0 Amer can Odyssey l3 Bowl ng 6 your town and elsewhere really want to be your friends I was born m Ohio generally a flat State However I wasn t 2 OD-Days of our L ves 3 4 5 New ywed Game 3 M ke HELEN Doug as 6 Gu d ng L gh 8 0 reared in the nat part of It All aroWid me my memories are NOTE TO READERS We know you ll be writing to FRIEND- filled w1th acenes of the gently-rolling Southeastern Ohio hills 2 3D-Doclors l 4 15 Daflng Game 3 Edge of N ghl8 0 Off the Record 33 LESS n great numbers - you always do when we publish letters But I ve spent my years since l was too young to vote In West 3 oo- Anolhe Wo d 3 4 15 G6nero Hosp lol 6 l3 P Ice s from people who need reassurance Rlgh 8 10 Oleanno va 33 V1rgtnla a most WI flat State to say the least So there is no part 3 30- Return to Peyton Pfoce ~ II One l fe to L ve 6 tl Ph 1 We promiSe they ll be forwarded to this needful girl as soon of the Mountain State that doesn t have some mountams - or at +++ Donohue 4 Ho lywood s To~ nu & hcret Storm 10 T me lor WEDNESDAY evenmg s actiVIties mclude a boat parade at a~ we rece1ve her address Thanks in advance for your help least some pretty darn good h1lls T mothy 33 7 30 a dance at 8 30 and presentation of lhe Chamber of Com HELEN AND SUE 4 OQ-----Mr Ca toon 3 Love Am~ IC/Jn 'lyle 13 Huck Yoa 6 I love the beauty of these mountams with their purple Some set 5 Secre Slorm ~ ~1Am8 Ct 3:J Movie ''The merce:s 1973 prize at 9 Fu-eworks are slated from 10 unt1IIO 45 majesty and all til at But I must admit I dislike Intensely dnvmg Slory of Alexander Graham Boll I~ DEAR RAP p m under the direction of the Galhpolis Volunteer Fu-e around over or through them 4 3D-Petticoat Junct on 3 Merv G flln 3 f Troop 6 Abbott a. Department A teen age d.ance from 10 45 unt1l 11 30 will con I ve been writing to th s guy whose name I got from a teen 1 Coste loB W ld W dWest 3 My l tlleM. 11 oiS So I suppose l m the sort of cat who wants to have his cake 5 OQ-Bononza 3 Here Comes he B lrJoo 6 1-!atol8 M Rogers elude 1973 festival act Vlt•es Mus1c w1ll be supphed by The magazine We fmally met as he moved with his folks to a nearby and ~at It too -feeling most secure and comfortable most at 20 33 Andy Gr ff th 15 RenniSsance town He turns out to be swell s 30- Bevertr Hili)> I es 8 Elec Co 33 G011'1er Pyle 13 Death home when surrounded by the hills that gave me birth but still Valley Da~ Hodgepodge Lodge 2o + ++ But how can <l: break It to my father who thinks aU not particularly fond of traversing them 5 ssJ... Earl N ghl ngale 15 LOOSE NOTES - GalHa Academy High School s marchmg magazine pickups are we~ - and so Is any other way of Therefore any time I have been traveling from the north or 6 3D-News 3 4 8 10 5 ABC Newsl3 Sesame St 20 Around band will make 11 s debut under the direction of Rodney Tolliver meetmg a boy except by formal mtrodul:(lon - that I met Allen west I am suddenly back In home country when I set to the Bend JJ 6 JQ-----ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 I Dreom of Joann 0 13 during Wednesday s July Fourth parade From the way severat--"hrough a pen pal list• Chillicothe - for I know that all tile rest of my way home l can News 3 4 IS How Do Your Ch d en GroW733 Blue Devil musicilllllJ are talking this years band w1ll be one of H I tell h m he may forbid WI seeing each other and if 1 Me those lovely hills all the way In to JackSon Gallipolis and 7 oo- Truth or Con seq 3 Beet the Clock 4 News 6 10 C reus lhe best uniiB the school has produced m several years Milton don t he 11 f1nd out as my lather finds out everything eventually finally Pt Pleasant 3 What s My L ne 8 Etec Co JO Mart n Agronsky Evening Ed I on 33 So nt 15 - and then 1t will really be the end of my friendship with Allen C Carter treasurer of the Sandfork Cemetery annoWiced Conversely any time I have been easl or south 1 feel a 7 lQ-----To Tel the Truth 6 Young Dr Kildare 8 Hally,wood recently that the cemetery needs more lunda for upkeep In Ell EEN Squares 4 Traffic Court 10 Chan eso Wano Mov o Carry certain affinity for the land when I get to Gauley Brldse where on Adm rat 13 Episode Actlon33 BobbyGotd~boro3 dtv1duals llhould contact Mr Carter for additional information EileenJ the miShty Kanaw)la River begins - because regardle86 of the 8 00Baseball World of Joe Garoglo a 3 4: Rookies 6 Gun + ++ Here s an idea get one of your friends to formally In cllffa crags and mountains all around me I can drive all the way smokeS Oral Roborts10 Porlroltol a Horoase Young Man TWENTY YEARS AOO from the files of the Dally Tribune traduce you two Then when Allen meal.! your father for the home without having to crouanother lill8le one of those crooked 20 33 8 ISBaseball 3 4 15 and weekly Gallla Times Howard B Saunders captures f1rst time you won t be telling a lie when you say Soandso mountain roads 9 00- Here 1 Lucy 8 10 Move The Spirt s WI ng 6 13 Southellltern Ohio Golf Association medalist honors Lancaster Introduced us Sound crazy? Yet maybe It Ia But It B not one whltless true 9 3D-Doris Coy 8 10 Book Beat 20 33 Norman Rockwell 1 World 10 COPf SEOGA team tournament Robert L Meyers named Later wben Allen wms famJly approval you can mention the becauae thats exactly how I feel 10 OQ--Med cal Centers 10 News 20 Paul Nu~h ms 33 cbllrman Of GWa O>unty s Red Cross fund drive VIllage of magazine (Okay Mom') -SUE Home country II more a state ot mind than a specific 10 15-Mov e The Gold Rush 20 QJtihlre lllnc:orporaled Jim Porter resigns editorship of NOTE FROM HELEN II oo--Newt 3 4 6 8 0 IJ IS geosraphlc location u I uld at the begiMlng of this little piece 11 3D-Johnny Car10<1 3 ~ t5 Movlll Desert Wor o The Ollila Tim• endl II year• service with GallipOlis Publlshmg We-e-ell IOI'ta okay_"( But I dad vi~ Eilean to consult with And for thll Buckeye Mountaineer Chillicothe and Gebley Prtsontr of Zenda 8 N ghtmare Selp ' 3 0, Vance Reese named Gallipolis Lefllon commander u A her mother before she ~our advice Sue Pop may be the Bridge are the outer perimeters of tlie-places that mean home I oo--Par y Maoon j News 3 2 oo--Focus on Columbus 4 Cornett honored by Knights of ColumbiiS type who resents games to me 3 00- Nows 4 Generation Rap , >:< increa~e • I • • & THINGS , j For Fast Results ll~e The Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds, WANT AO k IN FORMAT lOll Help Wanted D~ADL NE$ l P M, .Day De tg e Pub lc• on MonlfliY Dead ne 9 & mol Clln Ctl Ia nn Cor rec: ttfo ns. W be a.cce p cd un 9 8 n to 06va t Pvb "a" on REGUI.ATIDNS woe per od n soulhea slero Ohio Th e pr og 11m s assoc ated with an ad11anced emergency med cal oe v ce Th e- Pub she eso r vn he demons trot on proj!!cl H gtl gh o ed o ral&c: any ads ~Sc hoo Graduates w th some d ~ n t~ d oblec ona The e.JC pe lence p eferred Must pub she w no be respons b a h.ave own c~r and elephone ~ se ]~~e han e nco rec mber Send resume to Mr ° l. For Sale Real Estate For Sale well 1973 - Z g Zag aewlng moch ne Th s mach ne darn& em POPUlAR and p of abe 7 3tc bro ders overcasts buflon dr ve In carry ou t Oofng holes All wllhoul at exce en bus ness n erested BE PA1R OT C Hang•ng lachmeots Pay balance ot PiJrf es may see las year s baskels ed while ond b ue 138 So or pay IS per mon h Income a)( retu n Ca ll 992 polunlas Spec a this week Cs I 992 5l3 5786 alter 7 p m on y 12 50 each Hubba d s 6 0 tfc 6 27 6 c Greenhouse Rout e 124 Syra cuse 7 Sic " R chp d N da P 0 Box 1078 ~---------------Alhens Oh o 45701 HANGING Baskels gerM ums S en s p c Wo d one nse on 7 Jlc begon as double petunia s M mum Cha g e 75c .,.. camblnat on pot s Cle and 1 cen s RC wo d h •• WANTED - Secretary hllng Farm and Greenhous~ E co secu ve !'1 5e ons typ ng sho thand reqv red Main Racin e Geraldine 8 <;e s ptt word s )( con Ca l 742 5602 between hou s of C eland secu ve nse ons 6 27 lie 2S P Cen o scolu' on pa d 0 a m and pm RATES 1 ' ..... ' ' For sale HOUSEHOLD •ur vey In APPALOOSA ho se terv ewero needed lor a 6 lo 8 Ira ned Co 991 2622 k • !;lemon OFF CEHOURS a 30 ~ m o 5 oo p m Da y a 30 a m o 2 00 Noo n 6 29 3 c SOMEONE to ron and sew lor me a ound the RlJf an(l a ea W I br ng clollles lo your home Cart 742 l763 6 Adve Sa u d~y In Memory N MEMORY OF MY best fr end Mar e Kob en lz fo he b rthday Ju y Darkness e s power ess befo lhe dawn ng light And so s wl h death we have a low ed ourselves o think of lasadakdoo Bu ac tua ly s a adlant br idge soand no the gu f between 2 wo d Sad y m ssed by C eo Sm lh 7 I cp N LOV NG memo v of Nel le Ph ps who passed away 4 yea s ago Ju ly 1969 Jus a c us e of beaut u memo es Spr~ed w th a m II on lea s W sh you co u d ha espa ed he Lo d Jus a ew mo e yea s Sad y m ssed by he s s e s M s R cha d Thomas M s The ma D ake b of he F ed Dan e s and n ece Ma y on es 7 _________~_cp Card of Thanks WE WISH o lhank a of our f ends and ne ghbo s or he acts o k ndness at the death o ou mothe M s E t e Montgomery M s Ho ace Abbot Mrs Da e Hyse I Mrs E me Weh ung Mrs V ncen Bened ct Mrs Geo g~ Bowe s 7 lost FEMALE No weg an elkhound Answe s o the name Of Sheba Ca l 992 6268 o 992 6368 6 28 3 c Not tee EXPLORE YOUR D scove you M ND nner Resou c es & ove rcome pe sona m at ons Lea n he fremendous pass b es o you m nd Expo e the myster ous world w ~ n you The I ee book THE MYSTERY OF LIFE ex pia ns how h ough asc na ng s udy you can master you p ob .:.m s & f nd happ ness Add ess Scr be L I I Ros cruc an 0 de AMORC San Jose Ca fo n a 95114 7 lcp THEREw llbe a ummagesa e a 230 Sou h 51h Avenue M dd epo f Ju y 5 6 and 7th 7 3lc SHOOTIN G MA TCH Corn Ho ow Gun C b Tu n st gh a er M es Ceme ery Fat o y choked gun s only Su nday June 2 I 6 28 31c W LL wo k al any odd tobs fo oom and boa d T rn a hy Sklo enko RD 3 Pome oy Oh o 6 29 6tp YARD SALE Ma v n McGu e es dence Sund ay Sa u day and Rou e 7 by pass unc on Route 24 6 29 2 c DEAD STOC K ho ses ca e hogs sh eep r easo nab e cha ge Ca 245 55 4 62630c R FLE MATCH 22 lie mach 00 and 200 ya ds earn shoo h gh powe ed fles at 300 yards shoo e s mus be s gned up by I 00 p m Sun day July Ru and Gun C ub New L ma Road 6 27 4lc WantP.rt To Buy LAND WANTED 40 ACRES mo e o less wooded h gh d y oad and powe Box 952 Oh o4330 Lanca ste USED CAMPER TOP Da sun p ckup 949 3811 6 or 28 6 c 28 lie c'Ondl FURNITURE HALF ARAB AN F lly 3 yea s Radla d Reg ste ed ha f A ab on 3 BEDROOM mobi e home , ogeld ng 2 yea s o d Cho ce ba h by week or month l08 I 50 Eskey H I Flatwoods Page Streel 992 3509 Road Pomeroy Oh o 992 F om he laroest Truck 6 29 ft c 6880 Bu dne Rad a o fo the 6 28 4fc ;,ma es t Hea e Lore MODERN 6 oom f oor p ~n Nathan B ggs home w h deta chable SEARS COLD SPOT de BEAUTIFUL Walnut slereo Rad a tor Special sl ga age All newly pa nte~ humid fer 948 Chev Sadan ado tape comb nat on 8m Located on n ce evel o 50 x and asso ted garden too s AI fm rad o 8 track tape deck • 120 at 6 9 Page S M d n good condlt on Ca ~92 speake r sound sys em FURNISHED Ira er 2 7897 d epbr Oh o Fo lv he Balance $104 n or use our bed ooms ut es pd $140 deto s conlacl Dav d R 6 28 3tc budget terms Call 992 l965 p~ 992 2 74 per man h ocated on n ce ot Pomeroy Yates 23 G andv ew Road 6 29 6tc Route 33 2 m e nor h of o d 960 PONTIAC powers ee ng Camb dge Oh o 43725 or Rou e 7 nte sec on Phone Phone 992 3904!' powe b akes good cond tOn KNAPP shoes o pQt a 28 pet OPEN Roge Hysell s owne 1 2l5 257 $295 00 Phone 992 27 8 Ga age nea cross oads on S off on 16 styes .O'rde now 6 29 lip 6286cp R 12-i a mechan cal wo k Supply I m ted Phone 992 n c ud ng aut trans 5324 7 ROOM house w h bath n FOR RENT f ve oom house FARM FOR SALE 77 ac es of m sslon Monday Fr day 5 30 lfc Rut and a r co11d oned and ba h \t ached carport and paslure fru I trees --,------,--8 lO a m o 5 p m Saturday ca pe ed ga s furnace d sh fo ced a furnace ha dwood water lap paid necessary 8 30 to 2 noon - unless by washe double oven rang e f oars k fchen cab ne s arge farm build ngs 5 room house appo ntmenl Phone 992 5682 double garage arge ca port a r cond t oner N ce ya d 0 99272 w th balh carret ng and Pets For Sale 4 ac es cleared and fen ced w h metal storage bu ld ng n panell ng Ca 992 7304 sma ba n and o he 6 27 30tc ea yard Located n AKC Toy Poodle pupp es $75 Hyse I Run Road bu ld ngs Phone 6 4 742 6834 $y acuse cal 992 2002 o 593 and 585 A so S amese k ttens 6 28 6ft and Wh te Sew ng 6904 30 lfc E LNA $10 Phone 256 6247 Kennels --~-"---'-----__::5~ Ma h nes Se v ce on all of Calhoun 6 29 lfc NEW SOFA BED sofa by day makes Re~sonab e rate s NEW RANCH HOME ac e 6 2430 c bed by n Oht You cho ce of The Sew ng Cenle M d of C ty water A we TRA LER FOR RENT colors whlle they las on y d epo Oh o des gned house p an by W 0 2 BEDROOM ra e for enl n $49 95 cash and ca y POODLE pupp es Toy A K c 1 b c Bes Homes cons s ng of Sy acuse No pels no Choco a e Show qual ly Pome oy Recove y 622 E a ge v ng room w th d n ng ch d en Ca 992 5249 o see Man Sheet Telephone 992 Phone 992 5443 and back hoe wa k L 3 bodrooms nclud ng DOZER M s Earl Custer 7554 5 23 IG ponds and sep c tanks d tch maste bed oom w h tu 7 1 3tc 6 28 6lc ---~-ng se v ce op so u I bath a large 32 x 1 com mest one B&K E xc ava no b nation k tchen fam ly oom BUSINESS bu d ng for rent or SOUTHERN Oh o Farms 103 Mob1le Homes For Sale Phone 992 5367 o 992 l861 and 2 full baths Unde ma n lease -- 992 5786 acres located near Rufland 19723 BEDROOM Mob ehome 9 1 lie f oor s a full basement or 6 27 6 c $30 900 125 acres oca ed near underp n ng a urn num owe leve wh ch can be R ::-0::-N -:--cS:-cHc-:Ec-:P::-A--:R--:D--F :oo- r- WaII Laurelv le 15' 000 G J storage. bu d ng and porch lin shed f des red To make 3 BEDROOM house on No lh Remade ng Ce am c t e Brant and Company Real ors Must se mmed a e y Phone lh s a complete y qua y F f h Ave n M ddleport 742 baths Box 2SD Rut and 742 I 864 300 F E Shaeffer 235 667 6324 near Tuppers Pia ns home a fu 2 ca garage s 5625 l664 257 6 27 4 c nc udeq F nanc ng a ranged 6 27 6 c 6 26 lie w th low down paymen For 6 29 Jlp al deta s and an ap LAR~ mob e home o J 962 CHEVY Nova Runs good nsurance been A1r Cond1t1oners po n menf to see home call wo s everyth ng fur Good wo k car Phone 985 ca n ce ed Lost you r 992 5976 or, Columbus col Awnmgs n !I ed nclud ng a con 3554 Ha o d Brewe Long ope ato s cense Ca 992 eel 235 1996 d oner and te ev slon Ready Underpmmng 2966 Bottom Oh o s 00 00 6 13 ttc July Phone 992 3509 M d· 6 29 tfc 6 5 fc - 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SS95 00 Phone 985 3554 always ava abe at and W ndows Ca po ts 6 27 fc ooms w th arge b1fh Haro d Brewer Long Bottom Marquees and Ra I ng Phone Elec r c wall oven tab E top Oh o Charles L s e Sy acuse Oh o MILLER ange a ge close oca ed on HOUSE for sa e by owne 3 Ca I Ja cob Sa es Rep E Ma n Sf Pomerov ~,., ~"~ bed ooms new fu nace oaf esen a ve V V Johnson apprec ale Ph Ga I po s 0 ' FT N m od Truck Cam MOBlLE HOMES and w r ng Waf o wa and Son Inc 446 9539 ca p~ ng a"ge ot ca po t per Self conta ned nte com 6 22 fc no Wash ngton Blvd Look fp on fence n front -~---n ce cond ton Jacks and hold 42Jl52 BELP~E 0 and p ne ees n s de ya d down~ nc u ed $995 00 mee ng oom for Phone 975 ~554 Ha o d '-'---....---------------' Conla~t M Eldo ~ Wa burn Real Estate For Sale any o gan za.l on phone 992 230 Un on Avenue Pomeroy Brewe Long Bottom Oh o J975 6 29 lfc CAS ~a d o a makes and Oh o Phone 992 2805 modes of mob e homes 3 lfc 6 13 lfc 968 FORD , ton ck up 6 Phone a ea code 614 423 953 FURNISHED apartmen ~r c y nder J spee $795 00 -,---------'4"--" 13'-'1-"'-fc e ed coup e Ul I t es pa d Haro d B ewer Phone 985 Auto ~ales No ch ldren or pe s $80 00 3554 Long Bottom Oh o .<H month Ba ey s S o e 6 29 lfc 1963 CORVETTE l27 4 speed M dd eport exce ent shape Call 992 l546 08 V1rg11 B Teaford Sr 6 28 3 cp COMPARE THESE PRICES 3 f. MAIN.__ __ 6 27 4 c ton cent al a r for mob le Broker FURN SHED apar men for home S750 00 Cenlra A to POMEROY 110 Mechanrc Street enl Robert H Rae ne 949 homes up o 1200 sq ft 9 0 VOLKSWAGEN make n ce dunebuggy Phone 992 3811 $625 00 6 of nsulal on blown Pomeroy , Ohro 45769 ABOVE THE AVERAGE 2958 afler 5 p m weekdays nto a t c a sq f Phone 992 6 28 6 c 5 n ce bed ooms ba hs Any me Sunday NEW LISTING 7320 any me Ga age and ca po t N ce RUTLAND 4 bed ooms 3 AND 4 ROOM fiJrn shed and 6 29 6tp k chen w th a s of cab nets unfu n shed apar m en s bath ss s nk d shwashe lon P ck p stove ref gerator au oma c & daub e s a n ess stee s nk Phone 992 5434 KOSCOT KOSMET CS and 969 DODGE D n ng oom w th ots Name B and W gs Spec al t uck .4 speed new a um nun washer and drye F ant 4 2 ltc es 8 porch dbl ga age and arge oppe 7 new a p y cab nets Great fo the lar·ae 1 sa e p ces du ng man h of MOBILE home space n July Phone Helen Jane tra ck playe ado Reason ca po t Seve al outbu ld ngs tam y s 2 800 fo se ng health Red 3'1• acres On y S15 000 00 Sy acuse Phone 992 6329 7 ACRES B own 992 5 3 6 29 tfc Keeton Upper M ne sv le __6 2 flc Jus 5 m nutes out of 2 ACRES Oh o Home has 4 Pome oy BEDFORD TOWNSH P 7 3p I HACKNEY ma e Roaster bedrooms Bath D n ng About 1000 fl off Rt 33 Ask ng For Sale ony 8 y s o d W lh pateot oom Large Foyer Lots o Just Sl 500 00 eather harness show ca t Real Estate For Sale 71 KAWASAK 500 Call992 528 emode ng done n th s WATER FRONT and one pa boo s $395 00 fo a e 6pm ho me Ca pet ng Fu al saac Lew s Phone 773 DUE o ob ansfe must se OVER 3 ACRES - On Roue 7 basement Bu d ngs and r home 3 bedroom ota Exce en local on fo mob e 5507 C f on W Va 25237 ga age s 7 000 e ec r c large lo F H A pa k New mob e home an 6 29 2fp H&N day o d or sla ted Legho n NEWLYWEDS app oved Sy acuse Phond p operty to sa e Has a r pu e s Both f oor o cage WANTED espons be pa ty to 992 7836 here s a 2 bed oom home cond ton ng screened pa o g own ava able Pou try Ba h D n ng oom Fu take over Sp net console ·- - - -- - -- -'--5- 25 fc boat motor t a er w h cover hous ng & au a mat on n shed has G E k tchen p ano Easy te ms Can be · A far on y $21 500 00 Mode n Pou I y 399 V. Ma n Storm doo s and w ndows seen ocal y Wr te Gred t 5 ROOM house bath basement 1 ACRE Pome oy 992 2 64 Manage P 0 Box 276 La ge eve o 100x 30 At gas heat 2 ots S D Buskl r.k N THE COUNTRY 3 Shelbyv e lnd ana 46 76 he very ow pr ce of 34 Page Sf eel M <W eport bedrooms n ce bath modern 6 29 2tcp S8 500 00 Oh o Phone 992 5487 k tchen porch and db 972 HONDA 500 Molo eye e 7 3 cp garage 112 500 oo INCOME PROPERTY Ca 9a5 3828 after 6 p m ~ ve n one apartment and 7I Ic LARGE HOME 8 ROOMS 4 bed ooms 2 rent 2 The 2 you rent a e fu n shed C ose o shopp ng GOOD used Fr g da e mode n baths automa c gas ef geralo 135 00 Rente~ at all t mes fu nace basement and arg e Telephone 985 4264 BUILDING LOTS po ch on co ner ot Now us 7 2p We have a lew now Please $2 000 00 cal fo part cut a s A JOHN DEERE 40 aclor ljOU~ES WANTED SHOP WITH US FOR A REAL w de f ont end 3 po n h tch In eve y par of he County BUY WE HAVE OVER 900 ncludes 4 nch p ows Phone ACRES OF MEIGS COUNTY A p ces We have buye s 9492 J w h cash who need 2 lo 4 FOR SALE 7 3c bed oom homes CALc IJS TOOAY HELEN l TEAFORD HENRY E CLELAND GORDON 8 TEAFORD BROKER ASSOCIATES 992 2259 1972 DATSUN Pckup 13500 m ms or'l92 l6ll No Answer 992 2568 mi es e)(ce ent cond ion A so 970 Yamaha 305 Molo eye e Must se w II ake best offe Phone 698 l -~~_:___ WISEMAN AGENCY 8779 7 1 cp p ana benc h po a o p ow BILL JANES ARMY-NAVY DISCOUNT STORE b ass ke t e ron tea ke I e 85 N Court St Athens n lk cans h gh cha colfee gr nde Jot n Houdashelt M ne sv e Oh o 7 3tcp 968 HONDA 350 eng nc Goad Plrt!nu 949 246 7 1 Jtc P/IR MALL H T aclor -'lllh 3 po c end loader In A ~hape $600 .-Gordo f!>rolfll " •• Bend Po and Oh o 5 3 lf c 6 26 7 c EXTRA INCOME - Owner nvsl sot Sel ng undo op pra sa l va ue Beeu fu 4 LADY noodod to s ay live days tam y aparln ent build ng 2 n we k Q gh a oo yea sold W pay off n ust 5 Evon gs nnd wcokendi tr ee No work Good ome and good Y••rs 3 J acres $20 000 Co Meson 773 5580 pay P one 991 5207 6 2~ 6tc _ _ _ _ _ ___;;6 266ft - You Won t Find A Better Buy In Meigs The owner of lh s attractive ~orne has reduced the pr ce for an early sale It Includes 3 lots right n Pomeroy close to downtown Very n ce 3 bedroom home with dining room and kit chen wood burning fireplace In I vlng room Unfinished 2nd f oor and full basement Priced at $24 500 Make us an offer Gallla Co s Lar(lest Real Estatt S.les Agtncy Office 446 3643 Evtnlngs C.ll E M Ike Wiseman 446 3796 E N Wiseman 446 4500 Free Parkmg Colored cord &dem m Jeans $4 95 & $5 95 Girls cuffed Baggy Jeans Reg $12 95 Now $6 95 Blouses From $2 98 to $5 98 Mens Double Kmt WranglerSJacks Reg $1295 Now$6 96 Mens W1de Leather Belts (l~teststylesl Vatuesto$11 00 Now$4 95 8 Track Tapes $1 98 Lmcoln Welders $92 so Handyman Tools at Tremendous Savmgs Uemember 1111S ls }our l11mpmg 1111d llshmg 1-lelld(JIIIIrterli Thursday Fr.day Saturday hours 9 to S 30 Sunday 12 to 5 30 N M ddlepo t 0 2nd Ave AI gnmenl II Must Be R ghl orwew I Ma~e t R ght For Estimates 8 4 30 Da ty 8 12 Sat Phone 742-6271 Rawl ngs Son$ n he R H Bu ld ng 992 2 0 EXPERT Have your TV P cture Tube Restored As Good As New R ght In Your Home Gua anteed for 6 Mo Wheel Alignment '5.55 Color-sao oo Black & Whlte-$15 0~ On Most ~mer can s Ca - 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TilE • All WEAlHER Roofmg Spoultng Home Remodeling TEAFORD Used no chand se - to n c o We buy we se who o ouse u or s ng e 427 CHEVY Eng ne 283 heads ea end Phone 992 3890 p cces cons gn r1e or 7 3tcp ~ e r cc ag e We w I hau Pho c 992 3354 "'ayman s 6 5 30 c CARD BEO I bra y able Help Wanted __ PHONE 992 2SSO PRICE CONSTRUCTION SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ;::=========:... S d ng JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomoroy 0 992 3954 Stop In and See Our Floor Display relocating must sell He mel ncluded Call 696 11 23 o 992 5522 6 29 61p Roof ng Roof Pa nt ng Spout ng Plumb ng Remod e ling Complelo Bu d ng V nyl & Alum num MODERN SANITATION and on LET US HELP YOU 24 HOUR SERVICE For Rent WA~T E D - NO 992 2094 OFFICE SUPPLIES HONDA CL 350 1973 Model exc etlen SEPTIC tANKS ,. CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE POMEROY HOME & AUTO 60~ E Ma n Pomeroy Fo Wonl Ad Serv co ads a 0 ads oa d w lh n o dt! yS CARD OF THANKS & OB TUARY S 5~ o SO wo d m n mum Ea c. a dd ona wo d '2c BLIND ADS Add ona ' 5c Cha ge pe Business Services For Only 57995 ) •• Buys • : ThiS ••• •• ••• Van Dyke 3 Bedrooms Tota I Electr c Fully Carpeted Deluxe Furn1shmgs •• • •• •••. •• • • I I • By ••• •• ••• ••• •• •• ••• •• •• • 68 X 14 MOBILE HOME •• •• •• •• •• •• lt s Our E :rtr11 Specwl • Fm Just Da Thompson The Deal n Man Delivered and Set Up USED MOBILE HOMES 970 Commun ty Mob le Home 60x 2 3 Bed oon ew co d t on • ••• •• •• • L ke 969 PMC Mob le jiome 60x 12 3 Bedroom 970 New Moon Mob lc Home 44x 2 FrQnt & Re11r, Bed oo n • UP TO 2Y EARFINAN C NG S~RVICE WHAT • 586 Locust St 992 7004 Middleport 1 Open 8to 6 Mon thru Sat t Open Qa y 8 o 6 C osed Sunuaysl Opon AnytLme by 1 Appo n men Con ac t Dan Thompson o Tom ~nvender;. I .•• •t I : • ···························~ �• •• • •• •• •• Ill-The Sunday T':nell· Senli~•. ' IUiday, July 1,1973 SundaY Times-Senti~el .Clas~ified~ .For Fast Results Use The . S. THE. ·MASSIE· OHIO RIVER ·. STROUT $/I1J/IIIOIL' 8USSEU 'WOOD Real~ .· WISEMAN· Do~~c;.,::;~oll DEALTY REAL TV ' REALTOR ~- Real Estate For Sile Plum bing & Helling Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale GENE PL'li.NTS & SOliS PlUMBING - Healing & Air Conditioning. JOO Fourth Ave. Ph 4>16·1631 . 32 State St ' Tel. 446·1998 : Brokers- 446-)434 ~~~~NLiW,.t'~y~ BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom home. tully carpe!eil wil~ - nice kitchen. fu l) , basement. gara9eandan~ktra lo t Ni ce local•on. lust nght for your family . IMMEO'IATE POSSESSION MOVE In tomorrow m th is m c;e 3 bedroom home with all 1 appl iances Including a w~s.her and dryer close ' to town and pn ted 1nght at 1, 6,500 LOWER RIVER ROAO OWNER wan ts hom~ sold New all eleclnc 3 bedroom home, fully carpeted. garage ar'ld a nice le vel lot Look today and 11il_~ke us an offer ~\ World's Largest ' H\owar~5 ~~.c~~~~-1 Broker 011 ••6-2674 • POP¥\R RIDGE RD . Country living at ti s ,best. 4 miles oft Rt I, beaullful1 big rooms , 4 bd. rm ., rec. rm., ·2 Doctor: "I don't like the war baths, kitchen 12' ~ 25' with <Vour Wife looks." bar and plenty nice cabinets Husband : "I'm not crat)l II has a full base with garage about her looks ~1ther, but she 26' x 24' . Plenty wafer and takes good care of ~me and the · located on 10 acres fen ced kids. "' land Only $27,500 NEW LISTINGS 1 BR on Ga rtl etd Ave .. lot 42' X ADDISON - 1 mile off Rt 7, dl O' Jto the Oh io River , full beautiful, rarhbhng, 7 rm . basement, gas furna ce, bath , frame Ranch . on 1 A. tor If I has car: peted , n lc;e kl l chen with everything all carpet, over refngeralor, storm doors and H W. fir s., cen air, F P. In 1d 1 rec rrn N Gas t)eat , 2 baths , wn s. arge garage4' metal l1v rm 15' x 26' and a kikhen s l o( age bul l~tng, co ncrete lhe Mrs. will l ove Low taxes dt'weway and patio Price and gooct schools All of thi s $21 ' 000 for SJ1,500 · THE LEADER SINCE- t9JllllH Lucille Brannon SERVING THE NATION' S l've. 446-l226or446-2674 , STANDARD BUY~RS & SELLERS. • DIAL YOUR OWN Plomblnd & Healing ~ · Ph, 446 -0008 WEATHER -2u Thlrd $.ve , 446·378? NEW LISTING _ Over 3 acres Don ' t dread those humid, sticky 187 1: with lots of pm es This s rm days The l ong hot summer .• and bath home hos • full won ' t wilt you when you sit RI.ISSELL'S• basernent and Is l oca ted on lh back 1n th is fully ai r · PLUMBING& HEATING Woods Mill Rd Im media te cond lttoned house A 6 year Galli PI' tis, •<1-4782 " possession Shl ,700 old bn ck and fram e, J BR . 29711 rancher, ca rpeted IN1ng room and hal l. nlcc· eat-m kit'"hen DEWITT' S PLUMBING LOW DOWN PAYMENT - ThiS wlfh plenty cabinets lind AND HEATING ntcety rbmo de ted 2 story range, uti ll tr room , HW Rou1e 160 a1 Evergl"een .home Includes a new factory fl oor s, car per , rural water . Phone 4>16·2735 kitchen, form al dmmg rm , and cistern Large lo t 1261 x 187-11 ll9 tng rm wtth WB fireplace \ 165), blacktop road Just 3 a~ . full basernenJ , arid mfnutes !rom power plant LOTS on R1ver af AddiSon 100' CITY - 821 Second Ave '6 big shady lawn , S15.900 Now Vacant X 701' ' and count y wat er r ms and bath . 2 story frame '. INVE STMENT - 1 NEARLY IMMEDIATE SJ,OOO ea on a large c1 ly lot It has a tile LOVELY 3 bedroom home wlfh NEW Restaurant and All brick , all eleclroc two story block garade and slorage , OLD FURNITURE, cupboard, almost 1 acre of ground , fu ll y ca rry out food serv1 ce . Real horne 1n town , fully carpe ted, 100 A LAND '" Perry Twp on bldg This house Is • sound l desks, chests, also guns. carpeted , winQow air con estate and t11l eq uipment goes spacious LR wlfh fireplace, St~ l e Route and Rural Wafer structu ra lly with just a little glass, blue decorated crocks. dltloner and a carport. Take a with sa le Located nea r Gavtn for m al DR , eat In ktfchen , 3 $10,000 patnt would make some one a . Write P. 0 . Bo• 44 • Marlins look, I'm sure you'll like '' Plant . • BR . 1'' > bath, full divided n1ce com fortabl e home In a Ferry, Ohio 43 935 or phone • N~IGHBORHOOD ROAO • basement two porche s, deep 22 A on Spruce St Extension good resodentlal area Price 614 '~ 4 ' 4440 $22,000 . · only $20,000 l ot wtlh shrubs and shade 147. 12 NICE Jbedroom sectional home FHA WOULD PROBABLY ' In city school diSirtcl, forced FINANCE THIS Or,tE If you are air ful"nace , wtndow air $16 ,900 buys fht s m ce 6 rm PANORAMIC VIEW Are you look ing for a very mce CENTENARY lookmg for location, quality liame 1n c1 ty on Second Ave ? condi tioner and a n1ce lot home Wlfh a 12 x 20 family rm Ideally s1tuated w1th a beautiful and price, don't pass this one Good living for only Sl3,200 and m odern bullttn kitchen view ot rolling ~ Ills and Excellent condition, two by , 6 rms , bath , laundry and s tory , two bedrooms and ' 4TH AVE . hom es Large 5 BR rancher , attached garage Price EASTERN AVE $14,500 all bull i on ktlchen , large chma larg e d1nmg r oom , bath NEW LISTING ASHLAND Service sta!lon. $23,500 · I DEAL FOR HOME OR BIZ downsta1rs , shower, full ca bmet wa ll 1n dm1ng area . ucellent location, minimum IF YOU ha've a large fam1ly ' - Ntce 6 rm hol'ne fea tures basem ent. second sto ry ACROSS HWY from AD we jve got a b1g house One Jau11d r y and storage room . lnvestm'ent, paid framing fm tshed can be made mto 9 rooms, bath, forced • some paneling a~d carpeting grac1ous LR , 34 acre lot, etty story, DAVILLE SC. - Beautiful 5 Phone days 8 to 5, 446 ·1085 three bedrooms , good garage, atr ful"nace and a ntce deep Pl.us aluminum stdtng, storm wat er Just one mtle ,from rm bnck ~ frame, with 155-6 lot Call today . w1ndows and carport town also a nice r ent aim back with ul•llly rm & b~lh ; large separate dnveway, close t o carport Located on 112 A flat LOVELY SPLIT-LEVEL I NICE J bedroom home in the ENO - OVER AN ACRE of B~AUTIFULLY DECORATED grOcery store, lot 177' X 43'. lot Pnce reduced to $22,500 country but close to town. • land plus a love ly ;, rm Large two story home on a hardwoOd fl oors: one and half country home Lots of good corner. lot on Vtlilon Wall to 1 A LAND at Northup. Ohio, ST RT. 2 18 - 4 room hovse and v, A lot Only $6,000 w1tfi 2 bedr-oom home w1fh full ~~!~Jr.i~~~)E baths, baseme{lt and a llvtng ' can be had for only wall carpet , 3 BR, very n1ce, basement, large livmg room, garage Th•s home is tust $!6,900 eat 1n ktlchen , format DR , FOR RENT, complete primary 3 ntce cl osets, stove and deep KANAUGA - Neat 5 room Insurance provided. Rates as • right for you . 1 YEAR OLD - Lovely 5 rm all laundry . plenty large press freeze, storm wmdows and collage. less than 10 yrs old. •s o.oo ~r day on 2 ACRESand storage, cily water , now law • 2 "' NEW LISTIN electn c home c lose 1o new l. 1 door, fuel oi l furnace, rura l H floors , ptentr kttchen basts , 1401 "astern W~kl~ ~ ~ LOCATED L ttl KG R hospital offers 3 BR . bath . ' vacan water, ba th, large garage, ' ca ets, bath & ut1 tty room . Ave. 4>16- W5. on ' e yger d WW I h k and pati o Prtce $20,000 If Ill Kyger Creek' school carpe · garage, _.,roc ANXIOUS OWNER If h a car.ort w1th farge 55 • stora . Price only ---~-----1_ diSfrlcl, four room house . front and IOO 11 frontage & EMPTY HOME 51 4,9110 county water. over 300' road $22,500 ~ Opportunity to own a large 10 3 BEDROOM house, kit chen , bath, and n1ce front porc h at . FARMS APACHE SOLID STATE. frontage. F~rstguyw1th 55,500 BRAND NEW 8. PRICED room -2 bath home located'" Cheshire , Clh 10 Pnce reduced 27 A ON St Rt 141, below America's largest • selling buys RIGHT at 522,500 ThiS downfbwn Middleport on a to $12.500 Cadmus. It has a Mechantc's folding camping trailer. Get 13.5 ACRES, NICE HOME qual tty buil t 3 BR home has a corner lot . Banquet me eatm Gar , 5 room hoUse with at. your deal and then see Ams- IF YOU want ·a home in the br 1ck front, garage, factory kdchen w1th plenty cabmets , tached store bldQ , also a blry. We will not be un country , this IS tt, lovely 2 ktfchen wllh a large ·dtnmg formal dmtng room, fireplace 47 Garfield Ave , very nice home WIth new carpet and second house that could be dersofd . AMSBAR v·s bedroom home.bath. 2 barns. area, carpet, 2 baths . 22 •n LR , laundry room on f1rst drapes, cent ral a~r co n repatred Buy the bundle l or 11 LR. and a large lot l O mi . fl oor. part basement w1th APACHE TRAILER SALES · pond to fish 1n and ntce clean d1t1onlng, front room 22' X 44' $18,000 631 Fourth Ave., Gall/ 115 • lan~ Let us show tt to you . from town near new furna ce, porches w ith woodburning firep lace, 73 A s mile West fr om Jackson po ' 222 ACRES Ohio 4>16-0239. modern ktfchen, full on 4 lane Rf 124 fo County Rd 149 tf GOOD dairy farm. large barn, CLOSE NORTH GALLI A HIGH CHILDREN ARE WELCOME! basement, new ca rport, and lri fact children are needed to · 529 ton silo, new mllk1 ng SCHOOL NICely remode led No 20 All tractor land, clean , nver v1ew Price "$22,500 parlor, plenty of water , 7 r[ll home on a large lot make th 1s house a happy bottom flat and gentle slope. pasture and crop land N1ce Owner anx10us to sell home 3 la rge BR. two baths. It has~ barn, crtb and a 10' )C spac1ous buil t 1n k1tchen and COTTAGE on Evans Hetghts, country home w1th lots of NEW LISTING- OWNER SOU 50' Mobile home, lh m1 lot 45' X 125', modern kitchen, d1n1ng area , carpet room \;HT A FARM and IS wtlltnQ frontage an Rt 124 and If• mt DOWNl'OWN business space +he whole house m excellent throughou t, full d 1v1ded Evenings Call446-4244 to -part with th 1s lovely 3 BR on Co Rd 20 Prtce 532,500 !or lease, 2nd Ave , across condlf1on, also garage. Pn ce Sleven Bell 446-9583 · basement , paho doors 1n the John Fuller _ nome wnntn wa lKi ng OISTance ST RT 775 - 80 A 10 m t trom from City Park. Appro•. 2,800 515,000 446 4327 over stze fa m1l y room , con of the , hosp1lal Spec~af town Good 8 rm house Barn Sq F.f., available affer July crete pat1o e)C tra large room features are a formal dining 36' x 60' wtlh conc rete fi r and 31. Call 4>16 1819 or 446-1126 or m base m ent for BR or off1ce, A LARGE home w1 fh . S rm , carpeted LR wt fh see John Ecker shed> added Concrete Sil o 16' bedroomS, modern kitchen , carport and storage room, 112 fireplace full ba se men t, 0 X 50' HT Near new 131-H 1111 bath, gas furnace, small acre lot, . new home near AUCTIONEERS lovely den f1ntshed tn knotty Badger Loader Mos t of 80 A ---~--basement , new roof, large lot comp letton OUDE'S 0 -LITE ptne with wood burning FP, 1s Tractor land 12 A bottom, OFF ICE space for lease, 2nd 43' X, 175' on Secon d Ave. MIDDLEPORT 3 MILES from town , 14 acres, garag~ and a large 100x300 25 A flat and 20 A rs gentle Ave across from City Park T L C 900' frontage on Rf. 141. Rural lot Shown by appomtment ASC approved Pond slope Available offer July Jl. Call IN KANAUGA /;.lot on Sf Rf Ten der lovtng care shows 1n th1s water, c1stern. fences ONner only an d Water troug h Th1s farm 4>46-1819 or 446 1126 or see ' wlfh 170' frontage for 7 3 BR home, attracf1ve k it chen will sell w1th Ol" without John Ecker. has been Jtmed , ferti li zed and bus iness, and a sma ll house and dinette, util1ty room, tra\ler and bani Many NEW LISTING STATE 1s m a htg h producttve stage - 131-lt that rents for $85 per mo., storm windows and doors, possibilities for Baby .Farm or ROUTE 588 - Almost new 3 Pnce $43,000 there are 2 we ll s on property tny l std 1ng , large front v · Horse Ranch . BR ranch Th1 s beauty has a water in front and county por ch $17,500 VACANT LAND GAVIN GOLD lovely buill m ktfchen , WW OFFICE· 446 -1066 25 A Level land at Rodney On HASN ' T influepced the pnce of ca'rpet, atr cond, 2 car EVENINGS : VACA'NT water Ime Prtce · $35,000. thiS 3 bedroom home wtlh l garage, and 1.14 acres of land Rossell Wood 446 4618 acres in Addison Twp Plenty 163 A Ward Rd F~nanclng The full basement mcludes a Also 1n Middleport we have a 3 Ron Canaday 446-3636 BR panelled home. of yard, new aluminum $1ding available ' $18,000 lar_ge stone f1replace , built m John I RIChards 446-0280 redecora ted and ca rp ete d , and storm windows plus bar , bath, laundry rm and an new ol umbmg_, cedar stora ge outb01ld1ngs 5 A near R1o Grande $5,500 un fintshed 4th BR near sc hool Call today - lhe THE DOCTORS NEW HOME. 6 rooms and bath, 9 A ' across hwy from Shrme price IS $13.500 AREcloseandfhepnceiSnghl WE NEED AN OFFER - 60 co mpletely paneled and on fhts lovely, Spantsh home acres vacant land m Add1son Club On rural wa ter l1ne. carpet m l1 v ing r oom . Call MOBILE HOME w1th fron t porch, tile roof and • Twp - about 20 acres ti llabl e $17,000 after 5 p m 446 -2902 1 1 3 ACRE lot, near power g~rage Plus 3 BR, double w1th the balance tn woods ANY HR.446- 1998 12'x65' mob•te home. 2 154 3 plant, w1de, furntshed mobile home BR , lovely ktfchen and on back of property that could HOME PLUS IN COME - 2 dmelle, laundry roo m , 1112 HOU SE with 6 acres on Rt 160, By owner, J br bnck ranch almost r~ew all electnc mob il e make your payments bath, good buy 2 mil es from Hosp1tal 388 on larg e Jol, tlh baths, large homes located 1 m 1le off route LET'S MAKE A DEAL 7 m Add1son Twp Live tn one 823 6 hvmg room, kttchen wtth SAYS Owner on thiS J BR bnck and rent the other HOUSE LISTINGS lS4 3 d 1n 1ng Recently area home 1n Jackson ,Co Pnce HOUSE tncludes gomg busmess, B APARTMENT WANTED LEAVING area, 1 yr old 3 br redecorated Famtly room Upper r oute 7 - this property We have been se llmg homes and acres and 800' road frontage br~ck and frame In Sanders and den on mam floor. full could pay for tfself 1n 1 years , on St. Rt Right on Jackson farms lt ke they were going Su bdtvtSion on deadend street ba se ment, centr-al atr Ca jl today and fmd out how Lake. Owner wlll consu;ter out of style If you are plan w1th beautifu l vtew . Call after con d11lonmg, 2 wood burmng ntng on se ll mg m the near trade and help you get started • fu ture _ why not db 1t now 5 weekdays for an ap fireplaces New carpet and ADDISON TOWNSHIP r 16 In the buSiness REALTY 's only pomtment. a ll day Saturday floor covenng. ,attached BRANNON 5GREENACRES LOTS - ASKING $40,000 44 6 3365 1nterest is LISTIN G and and Sunday , garage , 1u st west of PLUS J BR home1n Jackson Co Only 1 mtles from R10 NEW SECT IONAL - KC School S E L Ll-N G1T Do t now ';;;'a;;I;;;;P;h;;;4;4;6 today WI tLL PAY- caII Dlst - !16,900 wtll sound . Grande, Only 115,000 'B u I I d I n g S i t e s I· cheap after you see lh 1s lovely PEYTON ~LACE OPPORTUNITY '' Available. Kingsberry IT'S NOT. Vinton's .the local1on 3 BR all electn c; home wllh 2 Large bus tness lot and budding baths shag carpet, un of this n1ce 2 BR home W• Homes built to fit any An e)Ccellent place Ia make derground utlill1es . beam garage and garden spot right specifications . All money Call 446 2674 now ce 1l 1ngs, large flat lot and low on Jackson Ave Prtced well down payment below market Underground Utilities IT DOESN'T TAKE Provided. NEW LISTING - Th iS nt ce 7 A THIEF TO steal th ts mvestment rm home 1S about 12 yrs old 85 N. Court 51. Athen s, Ohio and located In a quiet sub property on Fourth Ave Three For Information dtVISion on US 35. HW fl oors, J apartments $10,000 Or Appoi11tment BRs , large d1mng rm , ut ili ty VACANT LAND VACANT LANO rm, and (:arport are only a APPROX 9 Acr~s on Ke lt on 35 ACRES, Thompson Road, few of the specta l featur es, Morgan Twp lots of trees Rd About 1 m1 le from town PHONE 122.000. Weekenders parad1se . Would <ons1der se llt,ng on land contract $J,500 J ACRES , plus fantastiC vtew. WE HAVE LOTS ~ VACA NT LOT IN TOWN WOODLAND IN ALL 67'x 112' lot at 54 Garfi eld Av e. Partly fenced . Addison Twp GIRLS' CUFFED Addison, DIRECTION S FINAN Make offer on thjs min1 B1g .e nough for small horne CI NG AVAILABLE ON , ranch Full pn ce $1,200 MOST PARCELS , DREAMIN' of the country ltfe WE BUY, se ll or trade so NEED ED Your dreams come true at LISTINGS remember 1t you have E SPECIALLY FARM S Rancho Our baby farms m pr,operty to sell see us f•rsl NAT I ONW ID E AD Raccoon Twp are selling · Offtcc Phone 446-1694 V·ERT ISING PAYS MEN'S DOUBLE ,KNIT Reg . Sl2 .95 now Only a few left Take Evemngs . Ranny Blackburn · your choice of 5, 6, 7 and oneCharle s M Neal 446 1546 Branch Manager 10 acre tract before tt's too J Michael Neil l 446 ISOl late For personal showmg ~B:::Y-:-:O:::W:::N:::E~R~H ::o-u_s_ e_a_n-:d t"ot, 2 see Steve, Denver or Jay BR. LR. Kitchen, bath and NEW HOME - I acre to!, a we ll MEN'S WIDE LEATHER Terms available , washroom, outbu tl dtng , designed 3 BR plan with 2 full '12 ACRE LOTS Sidewalks and shade free s baths. dining r oom, fam il y STATE Rl 141 . county water Call 446-4307 alter 4 p m room, full base me nt and 2 car Green Two . EZ terms Latest Styles 134 26 garage . Financ1 ng arranged with low 'ttown paymenl For '" H"'o.,. u"'s-= E_A_N_D_ L_O ::-:T- .- s-m_a_ll -down 8 TRACK ' de tails con t ac t Meigs payment See F'tank Ktrby. Develop meht Co . Ph 99) 5976 5 I • • • • • • • • • • • • , ( ", • • • • • • • • • • Kemper Hollow Road or Col collect 235 1996 151 6 ' 140-lf Wanted To Buy °w TRd"r~J~Z~~ OCC~PANCY For Lease camping Equipment s •I ww For Re11t or. ~ REALTORS Real Estate For Siile ·TARA ' DEVELOPMENT 'OORP. NEW HOMES FOR SALE i:;::;::;::;::;::;::;:;;;;;;;;l5~2-~lf..:;;;H;;;o;;s~p "----------- '. Neal Realty -;44;2;;;6;;;;;;;;~ BILL'S ARMY & NAVY DISCOUNT STORE ----· COLORED CORDS & DENIM JEANS ................ s4.98 & ss.95 367-7250 o. BAGGIE JEANS ....... ~~~.~~~-:~...~?~ .. ~8:95 BLOUSES .... :........... -· ~ ..... ~2.98 to s5.98 Your buck bUys more with a Solid State 'Apache! WRANGLER SLACKS..............~.~:v:'. s6.95 BELTS ................ ~~~~.:~.!~~.'!. ~-~~-.s4.95 TAPES........... BUILDING LOT by owner , will 2.39 ACRE S with 12x60 all se ll on limd contract. pi ~ne elec tric mobile home, 1 year 446 2917 old, Cen l enary area, 446·0205 152·6 ]53 3 • bclustve Solid State conslructlon • Sl1dins screened 'wtndow! • lockable screened door • Shdms drapenes at all windows • Power ventllalor Only Apoche slvet you !O mu ch sofld value for lhe money-n tow as 11345, Plus freisht. See the Solid Stote ld" and you won't want anything else I Low everhead means we can ,...., IIHI 111 duts. ' lest trades'" . AMIARY'S · .<..ACHI TAAILEA SALES 6M ,lllrtll Aw. GofltPIIffl, 0 Valley , full ,'carpeted, 2 car garage, city water and gas. , _shown by arpointmenl Pr ice $28,000, cal 446 2572 lS:T-6 BY OWNER. 3 BR . t;, baths, 2 c•r garftge large kitchen , din ing area. flreptate, be tween town and hospital 446· 9274 • 149-30 '-"-..:;::wA!,_0211 -- ,.. +---• '---,--..,.-"- 1.98 . LINCOLN WELDERS .. :.............. ..I92.50 HANDY S-TOOLS • AT GREAT SAVINGS llemember! Tlzi.~ Is Your J 6R brick hQme in · Pleasanl •• •• 500 E. MAIN l • "-GENCY 446-1066 CAMPJN(J mul FJSIIJNG II EAIJQlJAil '/'EllS, · OPEN 9 'TIL .5:30 DAILY EXCEPT FRI. & MON. TIL 9 $UN DAY-12 Til 5:30 New Listing In T0\111\ ~ARGE 14 ROOM COLONIAL HOME ON 2ND AVE THIS HOM,E HAS BEEN RECENTLY REMODELED AND OFFERS PLENTY OF ROOM INSIDE ANO out NEW KITCHEN , l'h BATHS , FORMAL LIVING AND DINING , LARGE FOYER AND LARGE LOT WITH PATIO OWNER WANTS IT SOLD IM MEDIATELY New Listing 3 Or 4 Bedroom Plus llf2 Acres ' BE THE FIRST TO SEE T'Hts VERY NICE 3 OR 4 BEDROOM 2 STORY ~OME. LARGE LIVING, DIN ING. KITCHEN .r.ND DEN ALL CARPETED, KITCHEN IS ESPECIALLY NICE WITH ALL APPLIANCES BUILT IN , LARGE LAWN PLUS 2 ACRES NEEDS A LITTLE PAINT AND IS PRICED AT $2< ,90000 OWNER HOPING FOR QUICK SALE . New l-isting EXCELLENT LOCATION AT EDGE OF TOWN : 3 NICE BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM, LARGE LIVING ANO PRETTY KITCHEN . SEE THIS O." fE, IMMED I ATE OC · CU'I>ANCY . ' I " Read ' · 'These Destriplions. We'll Show You One Or All. (1) NEARLY NEW 3 BEDROOf.l WITH BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN. GARAGE AND LARGE FLAT LOT CARPETED THROUGHOUT $19,500 (21 3 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH F IREPCA CE GARAGE, BASEMENT, EXTRA LOT, 122,900 MAKE OFFER,' OW NER WILL HELP FINANCE (31 4 BEDROOMS , FULL BASEMENT, . FAMILY ROOM. CARPETED L R & DINING ROOM , $20.SOO BUYS THIS BARGAIN 141 LOVELY 3 BEDROOM WITH FAMILY ROOM A ND EXTRA LOT. LARGE ROOMS T~ROUGHOUT EXTRA GOOD BUY OWNER LEAVI NG AREA !51 $17 ,500 OR BEST OFFER BUY S THI S 3 BEDROOM HOUSE AT EDGE OF TOWN CAR PETED LIVING ROOM, BIG K ITCHEN !61 LIKE NEW MOBILE -HOME· ON AN AC~E LOT ON THE RIVER VERY NICE HOME AND EX CELLENT LOT Business Opportunity ' • t- • ,. 3 'NEW 1973 m:. j . •• ' •' FULLY 2-Sedan DeVilles l EQUIPPED ' • •• • •• • DEMONSTRATOR • PASTURii< EXCELLENT FOR BEEF, 2 L"'RG!:, BARNS. LARGe, TOBACCO BASE IF YOU• WANT TO RAISE CATTLE• THIS IS• THE PL"CE ~ $52,500 l • " 992-5J42 For Sa~ USED FURNITURE • , : • • : ijEAVY solid basset bedroom suite - J sets ot gOod clean bo• springs and mattresses - 2 good 7 pc dlnelte set'..L 4 two pc living room -suite - 2 large lamps like brand new - 3 p~ . end table set ••Ira heavy - 2 dark end tables - 2 odd dinette chairs - coli springs - 2 double ~its ~ - 2 couches - 1 living room chair - 1 baby '/ umper - 1 • 3 pc. sectional lvlng room~ulte with 100 pel. Nylon cove l bed frame with castol"s 2 vanity • lamps. · • ' , , • : WE HAVE LARGE : SELECTION 0~ PRIM~ • BUILDING '-O TS FR OM ' 1hACRE UPt010ACRES ~ C~OSE TO TOWN OR IN I THE CO UNTRY. PRICED ' FROM $3,000 UP t F YOU ' ARE THINKING OF BUILDING BE SURE ' AND SEE THESE. ' Owner 'Ifill Help FinCjOCt ~ IF YOU WANT~ LARGE! COU NTRY HOME WITH PLENTY OF RPOM IN , SlOE AND OUT SEE THIS • TODAY . 4 OR 5 •• • RICE'S NEW & USED FURNITUJ!E 854 !econd, 446-9523 : -'-'---;-:-:-----::-~. : , I . FORMAL :\ DINING, 3 BATHS FULL BASEMENT ON, 2'11 ' A.· LOT IN ~XCELLENT : LOCATION I MILE ' FROM SC HOOL AND POOL KYGE R 1 CREEK ' TAX DIST. _ 1 tCOrbin &·Snyder ~ Furrdture' •• •• ••• • .' ,• • : • • •• .. 'I• 'I• 'I' Chev GMC GMC GMC 1970 PONTIAC ............... s2195 ' F1rebird Espnt, local 1 owner car. 350 V 8 engme, power sleenng & automatic trans.m1sston, AM FM radJo. l1ke new whtte lettered t1res, 307..V -8, pQWer steenng & brakes , radi o, clean 1ntenor 1969 PLYMOUTH .............. sz95 PU PU PU PU , 1968 PONTIAC.:............... ~695 Tempest Coupe, 6 cyimder, automat1c tr'ansm iSSIO!i, power stee rmg , good t1res, vmyl In terior, radio, blue fintsh 267 Parsons USED bedroom su ites, starltng at $59 95 an(! up Several used · l!vtng room .su1tes1 dinette sets, and ather items . New furn1ture spec tal in l1v lng ropm sultes 588 and up lll If 'NEW : and Bemco mat tress al)d box sprmgs Large =::---'-- - - ' - selection In stq<;:k- fwm , full. WYOU a r e bu tldmg a new queen size Save up tq ~0 a home or remodeling, see us. • set 1 , We are bu1lders Otstnbutor: 955 Second Avenue· for lio1pom~ Applian ces,' 446-1111 All iSon Elednc. • 176 t 154 tf •• •• •• ••• PUBLIC AUCTION •• I, Morris Lewis, will sell on the premises, at Public Auction, the 115 acre Farm, Ford Tractor. Farm Machinery, 1965 Ford Sedan, Household Furniture, Electrical Appll•nces, Anliqyes and Collector"s Items, Farm Collectables, and other items too numerous to mention. ' •' ..•' SATURDAY, JULY'7, 1973 Starting at 10:30 A.M. G T. 6 cyl , auto, P B , P S , vtnyl top W C, 4 dr H T, one of 'the sharpest 64's anywhere Wagon . Good sec::o nd car Sticker. Price Sticker Price to $3667.6(J $402.60. Your Pnce + Tax & Title Your Price + Tax & Title ·REMEMBER We Service Wlzat We -Sell \ .. OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenings '1il 7 p.n\. ' . Sat. 'til 5 p.m. •Service..'Til, 12,_ 992-2174 .. sqo, E. M~tn ., Noon on Saturda) ' ' St., Pomeroy, Ohio Remember We Service· What We Sell. the 1556 1968 DODGE PU , 16 foot upright cam per, 446 0368 155 3 ~ "Your Chevy ,Dealer" Open Eves. Til8 1970 350 Honda Excellent Cond•lton. 446 -4217 15S J ' Po meroy 1- S speed spyder btcycle Good cond1t1on , reasonable prtce Phone 446 0317 155 1 For Sale AKC Black Labrador Retriever pupp1es, wormed , great for chtldren , S75-S95 Phone Chesapeake 867 5535 • 1543 " '. "· ANNOUNCEs·A NEW SERVICE! r '..' ' RAWLINGS AMERICAN AUTO PARTS will .deliver to Middleport, Pomeroy, Rutland and Mason. All service stations, ~ealers: suppliers. i~ these towns .. , if you ,JJ~ed a p~rt, ca II u~_i!nd 1f we have tt m stock we'll bring it to you .•. fast ·. no charge for this service ..• •' ' PARTS FO~ALL CARS ... PLUS ONE OF THE:: )3'EST GENERAL SERVICE LINES IN THE INDUSTRY .' .. WE CAN SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY LET US HOW YOU . 'I• 1972 Ton Chevy Custom camper P.S , P B, 8 'cylfn\ der, 350 eng 1ne, 388 8630 • 155 3 RAWLINGS AMERICAN PARTS REST AU RANT Equ•pmenf - 2 28 ,000 BTU Centra l Coleman a•r Mag1c Chef gas ranges, one 1s ,, condit ioner 446 08?6 alter Bus1ness For Sale a 4 burner, 1 p1zza p1e gas ' 4 30 p m Popular and profitable dr1ve 1n ove n, 4 dr , l Toledo elec 1543 carryout Do1ng exce l lent auto sl1etng machme, 1 new 8:00 AM • 6:00 PM MONDA! THRU SATURDAY busmess Interested parhes ~-~------­ Bunn coffeemaker, 1 McCrifJY may see las t year's 1ncome 3 BEDROOM home. full me refngerator. 1 bar and ~ 12 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tax retur n Ca ll 992-5786 after basement, level lot. tn town , stools, 1 Fndgeda1re 1~e cube 7pm 127 Klneon Dr1ve Pnce maker Phone 446 2477, after 5 6 27-6tc $16,500 Call 379 2670 P m phone 446 t969. 154-6 155 3 ~ - -------2 YEAR OLD sa•IJ!lhone alto, NEW APPLES , excellent for 1973 8 TRACK A small balance can ntng or cook ing . Rtchards 12 ACRES vacant land wi th Stereo Console TV, 388 8606 CORBIN & SNYOER Owner Has Home In Ftonda . . "An~lous to Sell Now" ... of $8a 64 or pay 16 50 per 15 trailer or house stte Plenty 51 6 Brothers Fru1t Farm, (6) Bedroom. f4'h) baths, carpeted, (2) kitchens. 2 story , lJSED recltner , Wh~rlpoor . ----:-:-::-~~-::~ ' ::: · month Phone 446-0255 walnut trees $5,000 Phone Thurman . Oh1o, 2a6 4584 . mm. on alum. or vinyl s1d1n~ bali:qnies, 6 miles from GallipOlis. 2 miles from Holzer portable dryer. full SIZe co• I ·stNGE~oewmg Mach 1ne Sates 96-tf . 152 12 379-2610 tob AlsodorW!Irfg , 4yr toea springs, chair and foot stool & Servtce All models 1n Hosp[taf off U.S Rt 35 at Rodney . Total Electnc. Atr 154 6 expenence. free .eshmate NEW· room size llneoleum stock Free delivery Sefvln• 1966 10 PASS FORD Coun!ry Conditioned, Brick & Cedar Approx 3 Acres and references ~ Syerl Yll 1 good select ion of colors guar -1nt~d Models ' p~ice rugs , Sedan. Extra good cond Call \ ·• By Appointment - Larry Evans • FOR SALE 1 regiStered Construct1on, 1&1' Seconct 446-0150 after 5 p m 10 9x 12, 12x l2, 12x15 from $ 9 95 French Ctt '' Ph. 992-77!7 0.~ - Evemng 7 p m . 446-4850 6 Morgan mare and colt 446 to 5 davs serv1c:e. Simmons Ave • 4-46 3608 9r «6-9867 • 955 Secon d Avepue Fa br ic Shoppe, Smger , ap 137 30 Fmanctng ca n b' arranged wtth large .ditwn payment 3879 or 367 7438 Pig 8. Ollie~ Equ1p ' 152-lS! 4461171 Open Fr~day It II 8 pro·,.~ dealef . 58 Court St . ~ -~+-154-tf 446 1397 Ph 4,16 9255 Plenty of free parkmg NEW and v$ed instruments, ;-;;:::-;:::;-;-;;-;::-~-:->--:--:7~ '.0: INTER lOR and exterior 140 If ~-~------151-tf •• Br ~ ntcardi House of Mus1c SJi 30a-t '-'• TON FORD pickup , 4 wheel palnhng and carpenter work, State Street Phone 446 06a7 446 3419 dnve, 360 eng ine w 1th or ' Need Another Bldg.? 33 -tf . AL f ' tYPE~ oJ bulld •n< 1~112 -­ w1thou1 camper shell and <10 S EE our atum tnu m bldgs matorlals, block , br ick, s~wer gallon gas tank 256 6971 Heavy duly, with floonng , _ D_L_E- - T - - - - m 1 --. pipes , Windows, lmtels , eoc .NEW EUREKA u pr~Qht mode( _P_OO 153-J wir.ed for electnc . Also West 1. The ' yrendhome 1012A. \59 95 Phone ~7 71ll> and errte~ gr lng Claude Wmfers,1Rio Grande, 11 built .accOrrdlh'o to Vlrgirua chunk coal , drain • Davis Vacuum Cleaner Store. by appomtment, 446-251 , .. . 0 Phone 245 5121 alter 5 1964 INTERNATIONA L pick up c:ode t tile , bell ltle , cement and ' St Rf 7 at AddiSon . 0 ,1 ~3-6 1 2. Fu ll y Insulated 12J.If truck. 446 9669 . m orJar Gallipolis Block ~ J . Large closets 153 J UWMOUNT ·• Coal Co .. 123' ' Ptne. 44<1-2783 4, Storm doors & 1957 CHEV¥ ? dr Station 1969' FORD PU truck , sfylesi de CLEANINGlEllVICE; 1 window~ 207 If wagon Mmt cond1l1on 270 4 HORSE TRAILER , 256 6553 . ---::--,--~---.:. . . 4 w drive ; 61n' bed , 4 speed; GENERAL hou.. cleantng . .We l. 2x6 r~llers . H P Balanced. pos!lract1on wtlh camper top Call 446 supply all the.l*)'ntn9 sup· , 153-3 1973 - Zig Zag sewi ng mach me 6 Copper plum 5 38. 4 speed Ma ny extras 2509 pltes . 388- 817~• ter. 6 p m .,catL bing ~ Thts ma chine darns, em . $850 446 4999 , 7. Nearl,y lm acre ol 153 J 38S-8a65 Weekly or monthly MOBILE HOMES broiOers. overcasts, button 78 If - - - - ' - - - - -- clea ning by appointm ent. FOR SALE holes All withou t at I Prlc'J atar l - - : - - - -- - 91 -1 RECONDITIONED ta chm ents Pay balance of • 116,500.!0 on •·IPE s,' Ptpes. Ptpes, GBD:' MOBILE HOMES $38 50 or pay 15 per month to! compfolo re.lldY I Cheratan , BBB . Jobey, Hilson ·moL sharpolfl~g. '!l\'1> 1 1971 12 x 65 3 BR Van Dyke Ca ll 446-0155 to m~Yt , and others Tawney 's Pipe WANTED· to care for elderly in sc1ss.ors . she~'rhome ana 1970 12 x 60 3 BR RoyCraft , 2 a1r 137 It .CMOdll 231) my home. 319 2243 and Trophy House. 412 Second gar<l~n toqls. 'l'larp Shop! 15<-6 conditioners -~===:::====~. Ave . Alley rear 1~f Second 1970 12 x 6 2 BR Challenger r · ·. ' 216-tl 1 99 If·. ' -Design 212 19M 10 x SO 2 BR Skyllnt< liTCIIU DIIMC ---~-1969 12 ~ 60 2 BR Baron 211' '' 1964 JO, x 55 2 BR Pnncess AKC REG toy poodle pup 175, BAE\YSITTER lor summer ".VALLPAPERING and 'pain- ' 1965 10 x SO 2 BR Monarch 36 "x23" K. 009 mOnths on George's Creek $85 , Siamese ktllens . •110 eo tong Phone •>16-9865 or 17t- , 1955 a X 46 2 BR Londofa Road, 446-0754 alter 5 30 p m 1471 • , Kennels of Calhoun. 256 6247 . 1965 10 • ~s 2 BR Raycraft 128·16 153-3 BJ II ' B&SMOBILE HOMES ,.G_R_O_C:: ..E-cR _Y _ b_u_s_in-ess-fo-r~Sale~ · ----~-Second & Vlond Sf Pt. Ptusant llHIIMl bu!ldif'!g tor sale or lease . (Ne>tto Heck 's! II J I phone 773-56 18 from 8· 30 p m Open For Inspection USED OFFSET PLATES 149-lf ' to 10 p m. for appoilltmenl. HAVE · SAT.& SUN.- I TOS P.M. 67 If STARCRAF-f MANY USES U11 , 44 M 24 1 Travel Tra ilers and told down .._.._ --~ . . . . . P'O ··~campers Best prices In Tri IOaUQ, ,1, u,..R LEVIL 8Utl T....... 8Y 8 "tOOD CLEAN LUMP ond StMe . Service and Quality 2011 .5Q ,1', 'T'OTAL LIYif'IO A AlA ...-w- - · - · · 1 ~~'!:A~~~~-stoker coal Carl Wlltlers, Rlq CAMP CONLEY ST-ARCRAFT Grande Phone 245 5115. "' SALJ;:S REPRI;SENTATIVE: We sell anylfllng for SALES 8 for $1.00 WRY ' 6 It onybody . lrlnt your Route 62 N of PI Pleasant behind Red Carpet Inn 675items to KnoHs Com! 5384 mun•l¥ AuG!ien lll'n. COACHMAN Travel Tra tlers. Associates,: Helen L. Teaford, Gordon B. Teaforq 147.11 Corner ,Thfrll &1 ONve. Motor Homes, 5IIY Wheel, PHONE For oppoinf•• e<~ll' Truck C•mpers, Apple City 1967 Pt.YMOUTH , 9 pass Auto Sa fes . Rl 35 N, Jatksoo 1 446-2917. , 110 MECHANIC $T,REET POMEROY, OH 10 wagon. wit~ air , call 446 4211 . 125 Third Ave. IOUA~ HOUIIHO ()It tO , Phone 1a6 5700 Sa turdn . . . i~ 11 7 • lS2 ~ OI'I'OnUNITIIS Gaflfpolls. 0. f'/!anr other Floor P~an• ~wa11ablft -~~..,..118- lf . ._ _ _. . . . . ,. '"' LOOKiNG FOR ·AHOME • •• ABOV_EAVERAGE QUALITY ANP l!SS 'THAN 1 YR. OLD . . . OVER 4000 SQ. FT. For Sale For Sale Wanted To Do • . I st~:,: "~EJ~~~·~ach 1~~r~ -:--::-:-- =-=...,.,- - P~~~:c~~ent a~~dt~ ~T~at1on:~J .- ..------------------~ •· · ·' ~--~--~-------- Localed 5 miles West of Oak Hill, Ohio, off Qf Stale Route 279 West and Jackson County Road No. II (four mile pillel l!4 mile N.W. of 2~9 Intersection. Watch for ' Public Auction Stgns from 279. · Farm consists of 115 acres in heavy grass. 6 room House with bath, nice Big Barn, plenty of oulbulldings. Good Water and Fences. Farm Is a heavy production and In 800 ft . elevation f~r orchardlng. Some Timber. Appraised at $33,000.00 and must brjng at lttast two-thirds of appraisal. For appointment to view !arm call Morr is Lewis - 286-1037 or Dary Alban 68~ ·7495. · Farm sells at 2:00 P.M. Large F1rm Machinery and 'Hay in B1rn sells immeclllttly afterwards. Something for Ftrmers etrlltr. 1955 Ford Jubilee Tractor (very good), 2-1'4" Turn Plows. Disc, Side Delivery Hay Rake (J pt. hJtch), Ford Pickup MoWer, Farm Wagon (rubber tired), other pieces 01 Farm Machinery. 1965 Ford Custom, 6 cyl ., 2 tlr. Sedan less th~:~n 20,000 miles, Household Furniture, Electrical Appliances Farr:n Collectables, other llems 1oo num~rous mention. TERMS: CA$H TERMS: CAIH l.u!'fch Will Bt Served MORRIS LEW15-GUARDIAN OF . · . BALDWIN LEWIS Daryl Alban AUC:riONEERS Kenneth h,lln Oak Hill, Ohio . Gallipolis, Ohio • ' '\ BSA 650 Chopper rebu11t eng tne, all customiZed and lots of chrome, 992-5663. • 992-2126 •• • • Rtvler a. a•r . gray, black top Buick Best Smith Nelsjn Dis. (21 ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners complete w1th at tachmehts, cordwmder and pa1nt spray. Used but 1n l1ke new condition Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan available , Ph one 446-2460 155-6 2 seat wagon, 350 V 8 eng me, power steermg & power brakes, automat1c transmission , rad1o, pos1traclion rear ax le. good t1res, be1ge ftn1sh , excess1ve mileage but regularly serv1ced & pnced to go! • .., Ca ta li na 2 dr H T, vmYI top, 37,821 m iles Only, ," •• •• • Chevelle Supei Spor t, 396 au to .. P.S, P B .,, •' ' •• • • •• •• •• • • ,, ill : 2 door., 110 H P eng me 4-speed, radto A good buy 1 POMEROY. MOTOR CO. ~ Gallia Co.'s Largest Real Estate Sales Agency ' Office 446-3643 Evenings Call . • E. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-37961 · E. N. Wiseman 446-4500 Lemans , ? dr . Sp t Cpe, cream wlfh vi nyl fop Smilh Nelson Dis. . ·" •• IF YO U WANT IT SO LO CALL US Gran VIlle, 2 dr H.T , atr, AM & FM N1ce Sa le. 1973 Pontiac Lemans 4 Dr. $5112.90 For Sale · ---~---,--- We Need Listing We Sell More Property than Anyone Else In Southeastern Ohio. V2 TON *3895 •2695' '3'3 95· •.1:795 ' *1695 ... 'l395 *1695 • •• •1395 •• !595 ' •195 SEE CEWARD CALVERT, PEGGY STORY OR BILL NELSON Fury I. 4 door, 52,000 miles, good t 1res, 6 cyl , automa t ic tran s • blk ftniSh -Chev PU 1968 W T GMC PU ' 1967 •:, T GMC PU 1967 •;, T GMC PU 1968 '!. T GMC Pli 1969 1( 2 ton GMC PU , SOMMERS G.M.C. · TRUCKS, IN C. 133 Pine Sf. ' 446-2532 7 V a. all black, sharp truck . Sltcker Price New GMC Truck Headquarters 1969 Ford lf• ton camoer scecial 1968 GMC ton pickup 1967 '!o T. GMC PU 1966 T GMC PU 1969 If> T. GMC PU 1969 GMC ton PU 1969 Chevrolet 1h ton IJickup 1 9~7 1/1 ton Chev .1966 GMC 'h ton PU 1969 'h T Ford PU 1969 Olds 88 1969 Dodge Stat1on Wagon 1970 '!> 1' 1969 y, T 196~ 'I I T 1968 1l 2 T 19M ,_. T 197~ G~M.C. 1973 Pontiac Cat. J. Dr, HT For Sale , 3' PC Catalma Brougham 4 dr . sed ., a1r, 6,021 mile! I . t .. ' I ,-.----Lo_o_K_ -'.4.. 1' THESE BUYS ON SOME NEW C,-iRS' Ton no 500 H T Cpe 1 owner car less than 33,000 mlles, bl"own f 1n1sh w1th matchl!Jg vinyl roof & vinyl Interior, 302 V•8 engtne, std trans power s teer~ng & brakes, radto, really sharp "You' ll Like Our nuatlly Way of Doing Business" ' ..• IF YGU NEED HELP FINANCING AND NEED A LARGE HOME YOU CAN GET IT HERE . 3 BATHS , FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, KITCHEN A N0 DINING ALL DOWNSTAIRS CAR. , PETED EXCELLENT lOCATION IN RIO GRA NDE 1971 FOR0..................... ~2095 Pomerov • GMAC Financing Available ; Open Eves. Tii6-Til5 P.M. Sat. .. Building Lot$ Best Selectio'n Ev'er I' Owner Will Help Finance This 4 Bedroom Home • • ' Cadillac .•Oid•moblle ' EXCELLE NT HbME IN ' AN EXCELLENt NEIGH - ~ BORHOOO . 1'1• 1 BATHS, ,• BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN, 2 ' CAR G.r.R.r.GE, CENTRAL : AIR ON PERFECT LOT 1 ' Impala Custom Cpe , turquoise f inis h wllh blk viny l roof , factory air cond11toned , spotless c lean in tenor, ltke new white wall tires, radio & other deluxe equipment See th1s one owner car & enJ OY Impala's comfort IARR & VAN ZANDT I I 1971 CHEVROLET......... }2795 SAV"E' l-:73 ,SEDAN' DeVILLE 1972 PONTIAC• 1971 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1969 CHEVROLET 1968 PONTIAC 1968 BUICK ·1968 DODGE DART 1964 BUICK 1963 CHEVROLET Monte Ca rlo, loce ll ,owner. tow mit ~ge car. bet ge finish, vJ nyl top, goad whlfe -wall tires, rad io, a,u tomat1 c power steeri ng & brakes. ia ct ory air , IN STOCK I..!Coupe DeVille ' 301 Acre F•rm . : BEDROOMS, ' • "6~~............. !2295 1971 CHEVY...................s3095 CADILLAC$ VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM ' HOME WITH FAMILY • · ROOM !FIRE.PLACE), ~ w 1 FE A P P A 0 V ED , KITCHEN, LARGI • LIVING ROOM , VERY ;' NEAT & CLEA~ Sll.$00, IN ctTY SCHOOL, DISTRICT, I MILE OUT• ~ OF TOWN ~ 3 Bedroom 'Briel\ > ' Che(:k These Priet:ii On eood .v ,... Used tars. 4 door . local 1 owner. lig ht green finish, gi>od tlres, au tomat ic lransml nlon, power steerlng , r-adio, rea l econom y " " ' c; ' PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, 9HIO ~mith Ncl~;on Motor SdJ The Hc ~t Cars At The Best Price hi Town: ... 1972 NOVA Of Course You CiJn! ' 15 RENTED Uf!!IT$ ·11• C0 M M ERC IA L 1 RESIDENTIA~I • P R 0 D U C IN G It, 600t ANNUAL INCDI'\1! . FT WATER FfiBNTAGII,., ' " fT &YWA .T FAON'·' TAGE IT'S A HECK o~ : AN INVESTMENT Don't Let This one Sllp.Aw•y From You .. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.· ..•• Real [(We fol' Real Estate For Sale ' lfe~lty. A ~If CARTER ' S PLUMBING 'AND HEATING Cor Fourth lo.f!me Phone 4.16 Ji88Dr 446-4477 I • l+S t Real Estate For Sale . • ' - The SUnday Tlmei-Sentlllei,S~y. July 1,1973 < TRENDHOMES hv NATIONAL ~ t' ""d I ' Wanted MODEL HOME LOCATED 1 MILE N. OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7, POMEROY, 0. I-· .. I ' ' I ' < ~-IRGIL B. TEAfORD, SR., BJK)KER . Aluminum Sheets 2o~ · ~allipolis Daily f ribunt 992-3325 AUCTIOM SERVICE "SELL .THE AUCTION ... I PUBLIC NOTICE 'IMME SAYRE .:iUtTIONEER PH. 446-3444 • ' 'F•or Sale Sa'- •••r't" •' •r �• •• • •• •• •• Ill-The Sunday T':nell· Senli~•. ' IUiday, July 1,1973 SundaY Times-Senti~el .Clas~ified~ .For Fast Results Use The . S. THE. ·MASSIE· OHIO RIVER ·. STROUT $/I1J/IIIOIL' 8USSEU 'WOOD Real~ .· WISEMAN· Do~~c;.,::;~oll DEALTY REAL TV ' REALTOR ~- Real Estate For Sile Plum bing & Helling Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale GENE PL'li.NTS & SOliS PlUMBING - Healing & Air Conditioning. JOO Fourth Ave. Ph 4>16·1631 . 32 State St ' Tel. 446·1998 : Brokers- 446-)434 ~~~~NLiW,.t'~y~ BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom home. tully carpe!eil wil~ - nice kitchen. fu l) , basement. gara9eandan~ktra lo t Ni ce local•on. lust nght for your family . IMMEO'IATE POSSESSION MOVE In tomorrow m th is m c;e 3 bedroom home with all 1 appl iances Including a w~s.her and dryer close ' to town and pn ted 1nght at 1, 6,500 LOWER RIVER ROAO OWNER wan ts hom~ sold New all eleclnc 3 bedroom home, fully carpeted. garage ar'ld a nice le vel lot Look today and 11il_~ke us an offer ~\ World's Largest ' H\owar~5 ~~.c~~~~-1 Broker 011 ••6-2674 • POP¥\R RIDGE RD . Country living at ti s ,best. 4 miles oft Rt I, beaullful1 big rooms , 4 bd. rm ., rec. rm., ·2 Doctor: "I don't like the war baths, kitchen 12' ~ 25' with <Vour Wife looks." bar and plenty nice cabinets Husband : "I'm not crat)l II has a full base with garage about her looks ~1ther, but she 26' x 24' . Plenty wafer and takes good care of ~me and the · located on 10 acres fen ced kids. "' land Only $27,500 NEW LISTINGS 1 BR on Ga rtl etd Ave .. lot 42' X ADDISON - 1 mile off Rt 7, dl O' Jto the Oh io River , full beautiful, rarhbhng, 7 rm . basement, gas furna ce, bath , frame Ranch . on 1 A. tor If I has car: peted , n lc;e kl l chen with everything all carpet, over refngeralor, storm doors and H W. fir s., cen air, F P. In 1d 1 rec rrn N Gas t)eat , 2 baths , wn s. arge garage4' metal l1v rm 15' x 26' and a kikhen s l o( age bul l~tng, co ncrete lhe Mrs. will l ove Low taxes dt'weway and patio Price and gooct schools All of thi s $21 ' 000 for SJ1,500 · THE LEADER SINCE- t9JllllH Lucille Brannon SERVING THE NATION' S l've. 446-l226or446-2674 , STANDARD BUY~RS & SELLERS. • DIAL YOUR OWN Plomblnd & Healing ~ · Ph, 446 -0008 WEATHER -2u Thlrd $.ve , 446·378? NEW LISTING _ Over 3 acres Don ' t dread those humid, sticky 187 1: with lots of pm es This s rm days The l ong hot summer .• and bath home hos • full won ' t wilt you when you sit RI.ISSELL'S• basernent and Is l oca ted on lh back 1n th is fully ai r · PLUMBING& HEATING Woods Mill Rd Im media te cond lttoned house A 6 year Galli PI' tis, •<1-4782 " possession Shl ,700 old bn ck and fram e, J BR . 29711 rancher, ca rpeted IN1ng room and hal l. nlcc· eat-m kit'"hen DEWITT' S PLUMBING LOW DOWN PAYMENT - ThiS wlfh plenty cabinets lind AND HEATING ntcety rbmo de ted 2 story range, uti ll tr room , HW Rou1e 160 a1 Evergl"een .home Includes a new factory fl oor s, car per , rural water . Phone 4>16·2735 kitchen, form al dmmg rm , and cistern Large lo t 1261 x 187-11 ll9 tng rm wtth WB fireplace \ 165), blacktop road Just 3 a~ . full basernenJ , arid mfnutes !rom power plant LOTS on R1ver af AddiSon 100' CITY - 821 Second Ave '6 big shady lawn , S15.900 Now Vacant X 701' ' and count y wat er r ms and bath . 2 story frame '. INVE STMENT - 1 NEARLY IMMEDIATE SJ,OOO ea on a large c1 ly lot It has a tile LOVELY 3 bedroom home wlfh NEW Restaurant and All brick , all eleclroc two story block garade and slorage , OLD FURNITURE, cupboard, almost 1 acre of ground , fu ll y ca rry out food serv1 ce . Real horne 1n town , fully carpe ted, 100 A LAND '" Perry Twp on bldg This house Is • sound l desks, chests, also guns. carpeted , winQow air con estate and t11l eq uipment goes spacious LR wlfh fireplace, St~ l e Route and Rural Wafer structu ra lly with just a little glass, blue decorated crocks. dltloner and a carport. Take a with sa le Located nea r Gavtn for m al DR , eat In ktfchen , 3 $10,000 patnt would make some one a . Write P. 0 . Bo• 44 • Marlins look, I'm sure you'll like '' Plant . • BR . 1'' > bath, full divided n1ce com fortabl e home In a Ferry, Ohio 43 935 or phone • N~IGHBORHOOD ROAO • basement two porche s, deep 22 A on Spruce St Extension good resodentlal area Price 614 '~ 4 ' 4440 $22,000 . · only $20,000 l ot wtlh shrubs and shade 147. 12 NICE Jbedroom sectional home FHA WOULD PROBABLY ' In city school diSirtcl, forced FINANCE THIS Or,tE If you are air ful"nace , wtndow air $16 ,900 buys fht s m ce 6 rm PANORAMIC VIEW Are you look ing for a very mce CENTENARY lookmg for location, quality liame 1n c1 ty on Second Ave ? condi tioner and a n1ce lot home Wlfh a 12 x 20 family rm Ideally s1tuated w1th a beautiful and price, don't pass this one Good living for only Sl3,200 and m odern bullttn kitchen view ot rolling ~ Ills and Excellent condition, two by , 6 rms , bath , laundry and s tory , two bedrooms and ' 4TH AVE . hom es Large 5 BR rancher , attached garage Price EASTERN AVE $14,500 all bull i on ktlchen , large chma larg e d1nmg r oom , bath NEW LISTING ASHLAND Service sta!lon. $23,500 · I DEAL FOR HOME OR BIZ downsta1rs , shower, full ca bmet wa ll 1n dm1ng area . ucellent location, minimum IF YOU ha've a large fam1ly ' - Ntce 6 rm hol'ne fea tures basem ent. second sto ry ACROSS HWY from AD we jve got a b1g house One Jau11d r y and storage room . lnvestm'ent, paid framing fm tshed can be made mto 9 rooms, bath, forced • some paneling a~d carpeting grac1ous LR , 34 acre lot, etty story, DAVILLE SC. - Beautiful 5 Phone days 8 to 5, 446 ·1085 three bedrooms , good garage, atr ful"nace and a ntce deep Pl.us aluminum stdtng, storm wat er Just one mtle ,from rm bnck ~ frame, with 155-6 lot Call today . w1ndows and carport town also a nice r ent aim back with ul•llly rm & b~lh ; large separate dnveway, close t o carport Located on 112 A flat LOVELY SPLIT-LEVEL I NICE J bedroom home in the ENO - OVER AN ACRE of B~AUTIFULLY DECORATED grOcery store, lot 177' X 43'. lot Pnce reduced to $22,500 country but close to town. • land plus a love ly ;, rm Large two story home on a hardwoOd fl oors: one and half country home Lots of good corner. lot on Vtlilon Wall to 1 A LAND at Northup. Ohio, ST RT. 2 18 - 4 room hovse and v, A lot Only $6,000 w1tfi 2 bedr-oom home w1fh full ~~!~Jr.i~~~)E baths, baseme{lt and a llvtng ' can be had for only wall carpet , 3 BR, very n1ce, basement, large livmg room, garage Th•s home is tust $!6,900 eat 1n ktlchen , format DR , FOR RENT, complete primary 3 ntce cl osets, stove and deep KANAUGA - Neat 5 room Insurance provided. Rates as • right for you . 1 YEAR OLD - Lovely 5 rm all laundry . plenty large press freeze, storm wmdows and collage. less than 10 yrs old. •s o.oo ~r day on 2 ACRESand storage, cily water , now law • 2 "' NEW LISTIN electn c home c lose 1o new l. 1 door, fuel oi l furnace, rura l H floors , ptentr kttchen basts , 1401 "astern W~kl~ ~ ~ LOCATED L ttl KG R hospital offers 3 BR . bath . ' vacan water, ba th, large garage, ' ca ets, bath & ut1 tty room . Ave. 4>16- W5. on ' e yger d WW I h k and pati o Prtce $20,000 If Ill Kyger Creek' school carpe · garage, _.,roc ANXIOUS OWNER If h a car.ort w1th farge 55 • stora . Price only ---~-----1_ diSfrlcl, four room house . front and IOO 11 frontage & EMPTY HOME 51 4,9110 county water. over 300' road $22,500 ~ Opportunity to own a large 10 3 BEDROOM house, kit chen , bath, and n1ce front porc h at . FARMS APACHE SOLID STATE. frontage. F~rstguyw1th 55,500 BRAND NEW 8. PRICED room -2 bath home located'" Cheshire , Clh 10 Pnce reduced 27 A ON St Rt 141, below America's largest • selling buys RIGHT at 522,500 ThiS downfbwn Middleport on a to $12.500 Cadmus. It has a Mechantc's folding camping trailer. Get 13.5 ACRES, NICE HOME qual tty buil t 3 BR home has a corner lot . Banquet me eatm Gar , 5 room hoUse with at. your deal and then see Ams- IF YOU want ·a home in the br 1ck front, garage, factory kdchen w1th plenty cabmets , tached store bldQ , also a blry. We will not be un country , this IS tt, lovely 2 ktfchen wllh a large ·dtnmg formal dmtng room, fireplace 47 Garfield Ave , very nice home WIth new carpet and second house that could be dersofd . AMSBAR v·s bedroom home.bath. 2 barns. area, carpet, 2 baths . 22 •n LR , laundry room on f1rst drapes, cent ral a~r co n repatred Buy the bundle l or 11 LR. and a large lot l O mi . fl oor. part basement w1th APACHE TRAILER SALES · pond to fish 1n and ntce clean d1t1onlng, front room 22' X 44' $18,000 631 Fourth Ave., Gall/ 115 • lan~ Let us show tt to you . from town near new furna ce, porches w ith woodburning firep lace, 73 A s mile West fr om Jackson po ' 222 ACRES Ohio 4>16-0239. modern ktfchen, full on 4 lane Rf 124 fo County Rd 149 tf GOOD dairy farm. large barn, CLOSE NORTH GALLI A HIGH CHILDREN ARE WELCOME! basement, new ca rport, and lri fact children are needed to · 529 ton silo, new mllk1 ng SCHOOL NICely remode led No 20 All tractor land, clean , nver v1ew Price "$22,500 parlor, plenty of water , 7 r[ll home on a large lot make th 1s house a happy bottom flat and gentle slope. pasture and crop land N1ce Owner anx10us to sell home 3 la rge BR. two baths. It has~ barn, crtb and a 10' )C spac1ous buil t 1n k1tchen and COTTAGE on Evans Hetghts, country home w1th lots of NEW LISTING- OWNER SOU 50' Mobile home, lh m1 lot 45' X 125', modern kitchen, d1n1ng area , carpet room \;HT A FARM and IS wtlltnQ frontage an Rt 124 and If• mt DOWNl'OWN business space +he whole house m excellent throughou t, full d 1v1ded Evenings Call446-4244 to -part with th 1s lovely 3 BR on Co Rd 20 Prtce 532,500 !or lease, 2nd Ave , across condlf1on, also garage. Pn ce Sleven Bell 446-9583 · basement , paho doors 1n the John Fuller _ nome wnntn wa lKi ng OISTance ST RT 775 - 80 A 10 m t trom from City Park. Appro•. 2,800 515,000 446 4327 over stze fa m1l y room , con of the , hosp1lal Spec~af town Good 8 rm house Barn Sq F.f., available affer July crete pat1o e)C tra large room features are a formal dining 36' x 60' wtlh conc rete fi r and 31. Call 4>16 1819 or 446-1126 or m base m ent for BR or off1ce, A LARGE home w1 fh . S rm , carpeted LR wt fh see John Ecker shed> added Concrete Sil o 16' bedroomS, modern kitchen , carport and storage room, 112 fireplace full ba se men t, 0 X 50' HT Near new 131-H 1111 bath, gas furnace, small acre lot, . new home near AUCTIONEERS lovely den f1ntshed tn knotty Badger Loader Mos t of 80 A ---~--basement , new roof, large lot comp letton OUDE'S 0 -LITE ptne with wood burning FP, 1s Tractor land 12 A bottom, OFF ICE space for lease, 2nd 43' X, 175' on Secon d Ave. MIDDLEPORT 3 MILES from town , 14 acres, garag~ and a large 100x300 25 A flat and 20 A rs gentle Ave across from City Park T L C 900' frontage on Rf. 141. Rural lot Shown by appomtment ASC approved Pond slope Available offer July Jl. Call IN KANAUGA /;.lot on Sf Rf Ten der lovtng care shows 1n th1s water, c1stern. fences ONner only an d Water troug h Th1s farm 4>46-1819 or 446 1126 or see ' wlfh 170' frontage for 7 3 BR home, attracf1ve k it chen will sell w1th Ol" without John Ecker. has been Jtmed , ferti li zed and bus iness, and a sma ll house and dinette, util1ty room, tra\ler and bani Many NEW LISTING STATE 1s m a htg h producttve stage - 131-lt that rents for $85 per mo., storm windows and doors, possibilities for Baby .Farm or ROUTE 588 - Almost new 3 Pnce $43,000 there are 2 we ll s on property tny l std 1ng , large front v · Horse Ranch . BR ranch Th1 s beauty has a water in front and county por ch $17,500 VACANT LAND GAVIN GOLD lovely buill m ktfchen , WW OFFICE· 446 -1066 25 A Level land at Rodney On HASN ' T influepced the pnce of ca'rpet, atr cond, 2 car EVENINGS : VACA'NT water Ime Prtce · $35,000. thiS 3 bedroom home wtlh l garage, and 1.14 acres of land Rossell Wood 446 4618 acres in Addison Twp Plenty 163 A Ward Rd F~nanclng The full basement mcludes a Also 1n Middleport we have a 3 Ron Canaday 446-3636 BR panelled home. of yard, new aluminum $1ding available ' $18,000 lar_ge stone f1replace , built m John I RIChards 446-0280 redecora ted and ca rp ete d , and storm windows plus bar , bath, laundry rm and an new ol umbmg_, cedar stora ge outb01ld1ngs 5 A near R1o Grande $5,500 un fintshed 4th BR near sc hool Call today - lhe THE DOCTORS NEW HOME. 6 rooms and bath, 9 A ' across hwy from Shrme price IS $13.500 AREcloseandfhepnceiSnghl WE NEED AN OFFER - 60 co mpletely paneled and on fhts lovely, Spantsh home acres vacant land m Add1son Club On rural wa ter l1ne. carpet m l1 v ing r oom . Call MOBILE HOME w1th fron t porch, tile roof and • Twp - about 20 acres ti llabl e $17,000 after 5 p m 446 -2902 1 1 3 ACRE lot, near power g~rage Plus 3 BR, double w1th the balance tn woods ANY HR.446- 1998 12'x65' mob•te home. 2 154 3 plant, w1de, furntshed mobile home BR , lovely ktfchen and on back of property that could HOME PLUS IN COME - 2 dmelle, laundry roo m , 1112 HOU SE with 6 acres on Rt 160, By owner, J br bnck ranch almost r~ew all electnc mob il e make your payments bath, good buy 2 mil es from Hosp1tal 388 on larg e Jol, tlh baths, large homes located 1 m 1le off route LET'S MAKE A DEAL 7 m Add1son Twp Live tn one 823 6 hvmg room, kttchen wtth SAYS Owner on thiS J BR bnck and rent the other HOUSE LISTINGS lS4 3 d 1n 1ng Recently area home 1n Jackson ,Co Pnce HOUSE tncludes gomg busmess, B APARTMENT WANTED LEAVING area, 1 yr old 3 br redecorated Famtly room Upper r oute 7 - this property We have been se llmg homes and acres and 800' road frontage br~ck and frame In Sanders and den on mam floor. full could pay for tfself 1n 1 years , on St. Rt Right on Jackson farms lt ke they were going Su bdtvtSion on deadend street ba se ment, centr-al atr Ca jl today and fmd out how Lake. Owner wlll consu;ter out of style If you are plan w1th beautifu l vtew . Call after con d11lonmg, 2 wood burmng ntng on se ll mg m the near trade and help you get started • fu ture _ why not db 1t now 5 weekdays for an ap fireplaces New carpet and ADDISON TOWNSHIP r 16 In the buSiness REALTY 's only pomtment. a ll day Saturday floor covenng. ,attached BRANNON 5GREENACRES LOTS - ASKING $40,000 44 6 3365 1nterest is LISTIN G and and Sunday , garage , 1u st west of PLUS J BR home1n Jackson Co Only 1 mtles from R10 NEW SECT IONAL - KC School S E L Ll-N G1T Do t now ';;;'a;;I;;;;P;h;;;4;4;6 today WI tLL PAY- caII Dlst - !16,900 wtll sound . Grande, Only 115,000 'B u I I d I n g S i t e s I· cheap after you see lh 1s lovely PEYTON ~LACE OPPORTUNITY '' Available. Kingsberry IT'S NOT. Vinton's .the local1on 3 BR all electn c; home wllh 2 Large bus tness lot and budding baths shag carpet, un of this n1ce 2 BR home W• Homes built to fit any An e)Ccellent place Ia make derground utlill1es . beam garage and garden spot right specifications . All money Call 446 2674 now ce 1l 1ngs, large flat lot and low on Jackson Ave Prtced well down payment below market Underground Utilities IT DOESN'T TAKE Provided. NEW LISTING - Th iS nt ce 7 A THIEF TO steal th ts mvestment rm home 1S about 12 yrs old 85 N. Court 51. Athen s, Ohio and located In a quiet sub property on Fourth Ave Three For Information dtVISion on US 35. HW fl oors, J apartments $10,000 Or Appoi11tment BRs , large d1mng rm , ut ili ty VACANT LAND VACANT LANO rm, and (:arport are only a APPROX 9 Acr~s on Ke lt on 35 ACRES, Thompson Road, few of the specta l featur es, Morgan Twp lots of trees Rd About 1 m1 le from town PHONE 122.000. Weekenders parad1se . Would <ons1der se llt,ng on land contract $J,500 J ACRES , plus fantastiC vtew. WE HAVE LOTS ~ VACA NT LOT IN TOWN WOODLAND IN ALL 67'x 112' lot at 54 Garfi eld Av e. Partly fenced . Addison Twp GIRLS' CUFFED Addison, DIRECTION S FINAN Make offer on thjs min1 B1g .e nough for small horne CI NG AVAILABLE ON , ranch Full pn ce $1,200 MOST PARCELS , DREAMIN' of the country ltfe WE BUY, se ll or trade so NEED ED Your dreams come true at LISTINGS remember 1t you have E SPECIALLY FARM S Rancho Our baby farms m pr,operty to sell see us f•rsl NAT I ONW ID E AD Raccoon Twp are selling · Offtcc Phone 446-1694 V·ERT ISING PAYS MEN'S DOUBLE ,KNIT Reg . Sl2 .95 now Only a few left Take Evemngs . Ranny Blackburn · your choice of 5, 6, 7 and oneCharle s M Neal 446 1546 Branch Manager 10 acre tract before tt's too J Michael Neil l 446 ISOl late For personal showmg ~B:::Y-:-:O:::W:::N:::E~R~H ::o-u_s_ e_a_n-:d t"ot, 2 see Steve, Denver or Jay BR. LR. Kitchen, bath and NEW HOME - I acre to!, a we ll MEN'S WIDE LEATHER Terms available , washroom, outbu tl dtng , designed 3 BR plan with 2 full '12 ACRE LOTS Sidewalks and shade free s baths. dining r oom, fam il y STATE Rl 141 . county water Call 446-4307 alter 4 p m room, full base me nt and 2 car Green Two . EZ terms Latest Styles 134 26 garage . Financ1 ng arranged with low 'ttown paymenl For '" H"'o.,. u"'s-= E_A_N_D_ L_O ::-:T- .- s-m_a_ll -down 8 TRACK ' de tails con t ac t Meigs payment See F'tank Ktrby. Develop meht Co . Ph 99) 5976 5 I • • • • • • • • • • • • , ( ", • • • • • • • • • • Kemper Hollow Road or Col collect 235 1996 151 6 ' 140-lf Wanted To Buy °w TRd"r~J~Z~~ OCC~PANCY For Lease camping Equipment s •I ww For Re11t or. ~ REALTORS Real Estate For Siile ·TARA ' DEVELOPMENT 'OORP. NEW HOMES FOR SALE i:;::;::;::;::;::;::;:;;;;;;;;l5~2-~lf..:;;;H;;;o;;s~p "----------- '. Neal Realty -;44;2;;;6;;;;;;;;~ BILL'S ARMY & NAVY DISCOUNT STORE ----· COLORED CORDS & DENIM JEANS ................ s4.98 & ss.95 367-7250 o. BAGGIE JEANS ....... ~~~.~~~-:~...~?~ .. ~8:95 BLOUSES .... :........... -· ~ ..... ~2.98 to s5.98 Your buck bUys more with a Solid State 'Apache! WRANGLER SLACKS..............~.~:v:'. s6.95 BELTS ................ ~~~~.:~.!~~.'!. ~-~~-.s4.95 TAPES........... BUILDING LOT by owner , will 2.39 ACRE S with 12x60 all se ll on limd contract. pi ~ne elec tric mobile home, 1 year 446 2917 old, Cen l enary area, 446·0205 152·6 ]53 3 • bclustve Solid State conslructlon • Sl1dins screened 'wtndow! • lockable screened door • Shdms drapenes at all windows • Power ventllalor Only Apoche slvet you !O mu ch sofld value for lhe money-n tow as 11345, Plus freisht. See the Solid Stote ld" and you won't want anything else I Low everhead means we can ,...., IIHI 111 duts. ' lest trades'" . AMIARY'S · .<..ACHI TAAILEA SALES 6M ,lllrtll Aw. GofltPIIffl, 0 Valley , full ,'carpeted, 2 car garage, city water and gas. , _shown by arpointmenl Pr ice $28,000, cal 446 2572 lS:T-6 BY OWNER. 3 BR . t;, baths, 2 c•r garftge large kitchen , din ing area. flreptate, be tween town and hospital 446· 9274 • 149-30 '-"-..:;::wA!,_0211 -- ,.. +---• '---,--..,.-"- 1.98 . LINCOLN WELDERS .. :.............. ..I92.50 HANDY S-TOOLS • AT GREAT SAVINGS llemember! Tlzi.~ Is Your J 6R brick hQme in · Pleasanl •• •• 500 E. MAIN l • "-GENCY 446-1066 CAMPJN(J mul FJSIIJNG II EAIJQlJAil '/'EllS, · OPEN 9 'TIL .5:30 DAILY EXCEPT FRI. & MON. TIL 9 $UN DAY-12 Til 5:30 New Listing In T0\111\ ~ARGE 14 ROOM COLONIAL HOME ON 2ND AVE THIS HOM,E HAS BEEN RECENTLY REMODELED AND OFFERS PLENTY OF ROOM INSIDE ANO out NEW KITCHEN , l'h BATHS , FORMAL LIVING AND DINING , LARGE FOYER AND LARGE LOT WITH PATIO OWNER WANTS IT SOLD IM MEDIATELY New Listing 3 Or 4 Bedroom Plus llf2 Acres ' BE THE FIRST TO SEE T'Hts VERY NICE 3 OR 4 BEDROOM 2 STORY ~OME. LARGE LIVING, DIN ING. KITCHEN .r.ND DEN ALL CARPETED, KITCHEN IS ESPECIALLY NICE WITH ALL APPLIANCES BUILT IN , LARGE LAWN PLUS 2 ACRES NEEDS A LITTLE PAINT AND IS PRICED AT $2< ,90000 OWNER HOPING FOR QUICK SALE . New l-isting EXCELLENT LOCATION AT EDGE OF TOWN : 3 NICE BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM, LARGE LIVING ANO PRETTY KITCHEN . SEE THIS O." fE, IMMED I ATE OC · CU'I>ANCY . ' I " Read ' · 'These Destriplions. We'll Show You One Or All. (1) NEARLY NEW 3 BEDROOf.l WITH BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN. GARAGE AND LARGE FLAT LOT CARPETED THROUGHOUT $19,500 (21 3 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH F IREPCA CE GARAGE, BASEMENT, EXTRA LOT, 122,900 MAKE OFFER,' OW NER WILL HELP FINANCE (31 4 BEDROOMS , FULL BASEMENT, . FAMILY ROOM. CARPETED L R & DINING ROOM , $20.SOO BUYS THIS BARGAIN 141 LOVELY 3 BEDROOM WITH FAMILY ROOM A ND EXTRA LOT. LARGE ROOMS T~ROUGHOUT EXTRA GOOD BUY OWNER LEAVI NG AREA !51 $17 ,500 OR BEST OFFER BUY S THI S 3 BEDROOM HOUSE AT EDGE OF TOWN CAR PETED LIVING ROOM, BIG K ITCHEN !61 LIKE NEW MOBILE -HOME· ON AN AC~E LOT ON THE RIVER VERY NICE HOME AND EX CELLENT LOT Business Opportunity ' • t- • ,. 3 'NEW 1973 m:. j . •• ' •' FULLY 2-Sedan DeVilles l EQUIPPED ' • •• • •• • DEMONSTRATOR • PASTURii< EXCELLENT FOR BEEF, 2 L"'RG!:, BARNS. LARGe, TOBACCO BASE IF YOU• WANT TO RAISE CATTLE• THIS IS• THE PL"CE ~ $52,500 l • " 992-5J42 For Sa~ USED FURNITURE • , : • • : ijEAVY solid basset bedroom suite - J sets ot gOod clean bo• springs and mattresses - 2 good 7 pc dlnelte set'..L 4 two pc living room -suite - 2 large lamps like brand new - 3 p~ . end table set ••Ira heavy - 2 dark end tables - 2 odd dinette chairs - coli springs - 2 double ~its ~ - 2 couches - 1 living room chair - 1 baby '/ umper - 1 • 3 pc. sectional lvlng room~ulte with 100 pel. Nylon cove l bed frame with castol"s 2 vanity • lamps. · • ' , , • : WE HAVE LARGE : SELECTION 0~ PRIM~ • BUILDING '-O TS FR OM ' 1hACRE UPt010ACRES ~ C~OSE TO TOWN OR IN I THE CO UNTRY. PRICED ' FROM $3,000 UP t F YOU ' ARE THINKING OF BUILDING BE SURE ' AND SEE THESE. ' Owner 'Ifill Help FinCjOCt ~ IF YOU WANT~ LARGE! COU NTRY HOME WITH PLENTY OF RPOM IN , SlOE AND OUT SEE THIS • TODAY . 4 OR 5 •• • RICE'S NEW & USED FURNITUJ!E 854 !econd, 446-9523 : -'-'---;-:-:-----::-~. : , I . FORMAL :\ DINING, 3 BATHS FULL BASEMENT ON, 2'11 ' A.· LOT IN ~XCELLENT : LOCATION I MILE ' FROM SC HOOL AND POOL KYGE R 1 CREEK ' TAX DIST. _ 1 tCOrbin &·Snyder ~ Furrdture' •• •• ••• • .' ,• • : • • •• .. 'I• 'I• 'I' Chev GMC GMC GMC 1970 PONTIAC ............... s2195 ' F1rebird Espnt, local 1 owner car. 350 V 8 engme, power sleenng & automatic trans.m1sston, AM FM radJo. l1ke new whtte lettered t1res, 307..V -8, pQWer steenng & brakes , radi o, clean 1ntenor 1969 PLYMOUTH .............. sz95 PU PU PU PU , 1968 PONTIAC.:............... ~695 Tempest Coupe, 6 cyimder, automat1c tr'ansm iSSIO!i, power stee rmg , good t1res, vmyl In terior, radio, blue fintsh 267 Parsons USED bedroom su ites, starltng at $59 95 an(! up Several used · l!vtng room .su1tes1 dinette sets, and ather items . New furn1ture spec tal in l1v lng ropm sultes 588 and up lll If 'NEW : and Bemco mat tress al)d box sprmgs Large =::---'-- - - ' - selection In stq<;:k- fwm , full. WYOU a r e bu tldmg a new queen size Save up tq ~0 a home or remodeling, see us. • set 1 , We are bu1lders Otstnbutor: 955 Second Avenue· for lio1pom~ Applian ces,' 446-1111 All iSon Elednc. • 176 t 154 tf •• •• •• ••• PUBLIC AUCTION •• I, Morris Lewis, will sell on the premises, at Public Auction, the 115 acre Farm, Ford Tractor. Farm Machinery, 1965 Ford Sedan, Household Furniture, Electrical Appll•nces, Anliqyes and Collector"s Items, Farm Collectables, and other items too numerous to mention. ' •' ..•' SATURDAY, JULY'7, 1973 Starting at 10:30 A.M. G T. 6 cyl , auto, P B , P S , vtnyl top W C, 4 dr H T, one of 'the sharpest 64's anywhere Wagon . Good sec::o nd car Sticker. Price Sticker Price to $3667.6(J $402.60. Your Pnce + Tax & Title Your Price + Tax & Title ·REMEMBER We Service Wlzat We -Sell \ .. OUR WORD IS OUR BOND Open Evenings '1il 7 p.n\. ' . Sat. 'til 5 p.m. •Service..'Til, 12,_ 992-2174 .. sqo, E. M~tn ., Noon on Saturda) ' ' St., Pomeroy, Ohio Remember We Service· What We Sell. the 1556 1968 DODGE PU , 16 foot upright cam per, 446 0368 155 3 ~ "Your Chevy ,Dealer" Open Eves. Til8 1970 350 Honda Excellent Cond•lton. 446 -4217 15S J ' Po meroy 1- S speed spyder btcycle Good cond1t1on , reasonable prtce Phone 446 0317 155 1 For Sale AKC Black Labrador Retriever pupp1es, wormed , great for chtldren , S75-S95 Phone Chesapeake 867 5535 • 1543 " '. "· ANNOUNCEs·A NEW SERVICE! r '..' ' RAWLINGS AMERICAN AUTO PARTS will .deliver to Middleport, Pomeroy, Rutland and Mason. All service stations, ~ealers: suppliers. i~ these towns .. , if you ,JJ~ed a p~rt, ca II u~_i!nd 1f we have tt m stock we'll bring it to you .•. fast ·. no charge for this service ..• •' ' PARTS FO~ALL CARS ... PLUS ONE OF THE:: )3'EST GENERAL SERVICE LINES IN THE INDUSTRY .' .. WE CAN SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY LET US HOW YOU . 'I• 1972 Ton Chevy Custom camper P.S , P B, 8 'cylfn\ der, 350 eng 1ne, 388 8630 • 155 3 RAWLINGS AMERICAN PARTS REST AU RANT Equ•pmenf - 2 28 ,000 BTU Centra l Coleman a•r Mag1c Chef gas ranges, one 1s ,, condit ioner 446 08?6 alter Bus1ness For Sale a 4 burner, 1 p1zza p1e gas ' 4 30 p m Popular and profitable dr1ve 1n ove n, 4 dr , l Toledo elec 1543 carryout Do1ng exce l lent auto sl1etng machme, 1 new 8:00 AM • 6:00 PM MONDA! THRU SATURDAY busmess Interested parhes ~-~------­ Bunn coffeemaker, 1 McCrifJY may see las t year's 1ncome 3 BEDROOM home. full me refngerator. 1 bar and ~ 12 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tax retur n Ca ll 992-5786 after basement, level lot. tn town , stools, 1 Fndgeda1re 1~e cube 7pm 127 Klneon Dr1ve Pnce maker Phone 446 2477, after 5 6 27-6tc $16,500 Call 379 2670 P m phone 446 t969. 154-6 155 3 ~ - -------2 YEAR OLD sa•IJ!lhone alto, NEW APPLES , excellent for 1973 8 TRACK A small balance can ntng or cook ing . Rtchards 12 ACRES vacant land wi th Stereo Console TV, 388 8606 CORBIN & SNYOER Owner Has Home In Ftonda . . "An~lous to Sell Now" ... of $8a 64 or pay 16 50 per 15 trailer or house stte Plenty 51 6 Brothers Fru1t Farm, (6) Bedroom. f4'h) baths, carpeted, (2) kitchens. 2 story , lJSED recltner , Wh~rlpoor . ----:-:-::-~~-::~ ' ::: · month Phone 446-0255 walnut trees $5,000 Phone Thurman . Oh1o, 2a6 4584 . mm. on alum. or vinyl s1d1n~ bali:qnies, 6 miles from GallipOlis. 2 miles from Holzer portable dryer. full SIZe co• I ·stNGE~oewmg Mach 1ne Sates 96-tf . 152 12 379-2610 tob AlsodorW!Irfg , 4yr toea springs, chair and foot stool & Servtce All models 1n Hosp[taf off U.S Rt 35 at Rodney . Total Electnc. Atr 154 6 expenence. free .eshmate NEW· room size llneoleum stock Free delivery Sefvln• 1966 10 PASS FORD Coun!ry Conditioned, Brick & Cedar Approx 3 Acres and references ~ Syerl Yll 1 good select ion of colors guar -1nt~d Models ' p~ice rugs , Sedan. Extra good cond Call \ ·• By Appointment - Larry Evans • FOR SALE 1 regiStered Construct1on, 1&1' Seconct 446-0150 after 5 p m 10 9x 12, 12x l2, 12x15 from $ 9 95 French Ctt '' Ph. 992-77!7 0.~ - Evemng 7 p m . 446-4850 6 Morgan mare and colt 446 to 5 davs serv1c:e. Simmons Ave • 4-46 3608 9r «6-9867 • 955 Secon d Avepue Fa br ic Shoppe, Smger , ap 137 30 Fmanctng ca n b' arranged wtth large .ditwn payment 3879 or 367 7438 Pig 8. Ollie~ Equ1p ' 152-lS! 4461171 Open Fr~day It II 8 pro·,.~ dealef . 58 Court St . ~ -~+-154-tf 446 1397 Ph 4,16 9255 Plenty of free parkmg NEW and v$ed instruments, ;-;;:::-;:::;-;-;;-;::-~-:->--:--:7~ '.0: INTER lOR and exterior 140 If ~-~------151-tf •• Br ~ ntcardi House of Mus1c SJi 30a-t '-'• TON FORD pickup , 4 wheel palnhng and carpenter work, State Street Phone 446 06a7 446 3419 dnve, 360 eng ine w 1th or ' Need Another Bldg.? 33 -tf . AL f ' tYPE~ oJ bulld •n< 1~112 -­ w1thou1 camper shell and <10 S EE our atum tnu m bldgs matorlals, block , br ick, s~wer gallon gas tank 256 6971 Heavy duly, with floonng , _ D_L_E- - T - - - - m 1 --. pipes , Windows, lmtels , eoc .NEW EUREKA u pr~Qht mode( _P_OO 153-J wir.ed for electnc . Also West 1. The ' yrendhome 1012A. \59 95 Phone ~7 71ll> and errte~ gr lng Claude Wmfers,1Rio Grande, 11 built .accOrrdlh'o to Vlrgirua chunk coal , drain • Davis Vacuum Cleaner Store. by appomtment, 446-251 , .. . 0 Phone 245 5121 alter 5 1964 INTERNATIONA L pick up c:ode t tile , bell ltle , cement and ' St Rf 7 at AddiSon . 0 ,1 ~3-6 1 2. Fu ll y Insulated 12J.If truck. 446 9669 . m orJar Gallipolis Block ~ J . Large closets 153 J UWMOUNT ·• Coal Co .. 123' ' Ptne. 44<1-2783 4, Storm doors & 1957 CHEV¥ ? dr Station 1969' FORD PU truck , sfylesi de CLEANINGlEllVICE; 1 window~ 207 If wagon Mmt cond1l1on 270 4 HORSE TRAILER , 256 6553 . ---::--,--~---.:. . . 4 w drive ; 61n' bed , 4 speed; GENERAL hou.. cleantng . .We l. 2x6 r~llers . H P Balanced. pos!lract1on wtlh camper top Call 446 supply all the.l*)'ntn9 sup· , 153-3 1973 - Zig Zag sewi ng mach me 6 Copper plum 5 38. 4 speed Ma ny extras 2509 pltes . 388- 817~• ter. 6 p m .,catL bing ~ Thts ma chine darns, em . $850 446 4999 , 7. Nearl,y lm acre ol 153 J 38S-8a65 Weekly or monthly MOBILE HOMES broiOers. overcasts, button 78 If - - - - ' - - - - -- clea ning by appointm ent. FOR SALE holes All withou t at I Prlc'J atar l - - : - - - -- - 91 -1 RECONDITIONED ta chm ents Pay balance of • 116,500.!0 on •·IPE s,' Ptpes. Ptpes, GBD:' MOBILE HOMES $38 50 or pay 15 per month to! compfolo re.lldY I Cheratan , BBB . Jobey, Hilson ·moL sharpolfl~g. '!l\'1> 1 1971 12 x 65 3 BR Van Dyke Ca ll 446-0155 to m~Yt , and others Tawney 's Pipe WANTED· to care for elderly in sc1ss.ors . she~'rhome ana 1970 12 x 60 3 BR RoyCraft , 2 a1r 137 It .CMOdll 231) my home. 319 2243 and Trophy House. 412 Second gar<l~n toqls. 'l'larp Shop! 15<-6 conditioners -~===:::====~. Ave . Alley rear 1~f Second 1970 12 x 6 2 BR Challenger r · ·. ' 216-tl 1 99 If·. ' -Design 212 19M 10 x SO 2 BR Skyllnt< liTCIIU DIIMC ---~-1969 12 ~ 60 2 BR Baron 211' '' 1964 JO, x 55 2 BR Pnncess AKC REG toy poodle pup 175, BAE\YSITTER lor summer ".VALLPAPERING and 'pain- ' 1965 10 x SO 2 BR Monarch 36 "x23" K. 009 mOnths on George's Creek $85 , Siamese ktllens . •110 eo tong Phone •>16-9865 or 17t- , 1955 a X 46 2 BR Londofa Road, 446-0754 alter 5 30 p m 1471 • , Kennels of Calhoun. 256 6247 . 1965 10 • ~s 2 BR Raycraft 128·16 153-3 BJ II ' B&SMOBILE HOMES ,.G_R_O_C:: ..E-cR _Y _ b_u_s_in-ess-fo-r~Sale~ · ----~-Second & Vlond Sf Pt. Ptusant llHIIMl bu!ldif'!g tor sale or lease . (Ne>tto Heck 's! II J I phone 773-56 18 from 8· 30 p m Open For Inspection USED OFFSET PLATES 149-lf ' to 10 p m. for appoilltmenl. HAVE · SAT.& SUN.- I TOS P.M. 67 If STARCRAF-f MANY USES U11 , 44 M 24 1 Travel Tra ilers and told down .._.._ --~ . . . . . P'O ··~campers Best prices In Tri IOaUQ, ,1, u,..R LEVIL 8Utl T....... 8Y 8 "tOOD CLEAN LUMP ond StMe . Service and Quality 2011 .5Q ,1', 'T'OTAL LIYif'IO A AlA ...-w- - · - · · 1 ~~'!:A~~~~-stoker coal Carl Wlltlers, Rlq CAMP CONLEY ST-ARCRAFT Grande Phone 245 5115. "' SALJ;:S REPRI;SENTATIVE: We sell anylfllng for SALES 8 for $1.00 WRY ' 6 It onybody . lrlnt your Route 62 N of PI Pleasant behind Red Carpet Inn 675items to KnoHs Com! 5384 mun•l¥ AuG!ien lll'n. COACHMAN Travel Tra tlers. Associates,: Helen L. Teaford, Gordon B. Teaforq 147.11 Corner ,Thfrll &1 ONve. Motor Homes, 5IIY Wheel, PHONE For oppoinf•• e<~ll' Truck C•mpers, Apple City 1967 Pt.YMOUTH , 9 pass Auto Sa fes . Rl 35 N, Jatksoo 1 446-2917. , 110 MECHANIC $T,REET POMEROY, OH 10 wagon. wit~ air , call 446 4211 . 125 Third Ave. IOUA~ HOUIIHO ()It tO , Phone 1a6 5700 Sa turdn . . . i~ 11 7 • lS2 ~ OI'I'OnUNITIIS Gaflfpolls. 0. f'/!anr other Floor P~an• ~wa11ablft -~~..,..118- lf . ._ _ _. . . . . ,. '"' LOOKiNG FOR ·AHOME • •• ABOV_EAVERAGE QUALITY ANP l!SS 'THAN 1 YR. OLD . . . OVER 4000 SQ. FT. For Sale For Sale Wanted To Do • . I st~:,: "~EJ~~~·~ach 1~~r~ -:--::-:-- =-=...,.,- - P~~~:c~~ent a~~dt~ ~T~at1on:~J .- ..------------------~ •· · ·' ~--~--~-------- Localed 5 miles West of Oak Hill, Ohio, off Qf Stale Route 279 West and Jackson County Road No. II (four mile pillel l!4 mile N.W. of 2~9 Intersection. Watch for ' Public Auction Stgns from 279. · Farm consists of 115 acres in heavy grass. 6 room House with bath, nice Big Barn, plenty of oulbulldings. Good Water and Fences. Farm Is a heavy production and In 800 ft . elevation f~r orchardlng. Some Timber. Appraised at $33,000.00 and must brjng at lttast two-thirds of appraisal. For appointment to view !arm call Morr is Lewis - 286-1037 or Dary Alban 68~ ·7495. · Farm sells at 2:00 P.M. Large F1rm Machinery and 'Hay in B1rn sells immeclllttly afterwards. Something for Ftrmers etrlltr. 1955 Ford Jubilee Tractor (very good), 2-1'4" Turn Plows. Disc, Side Delivery Hay Rake (J pt. hJtch), Ford Pickup MoWer, Farm Wagon (rubber tired), other pieces 01 Farm Machinery. 1965 Ford Custom, 6 cyl ., 2 tlr. Sedan less th~:~n 20,000 miles, Household Furniture, Electrical Appliances Farr:n Collectables, other llems 1oo num~rous mention. TERMS: CA$H TERMS: CAIH l.u!'fch Will Bt Served MORRIS LEW15-GUARDIAN OF . · . BALDWIN LEWIS Daryl Alban AUC:riONEERS Kenneth h,lln Oak Hill, Ohio . Gallipolis, Ohio • ' '\ BSA 650 Chopper rebu11t eng tne, all customiZed and lots of chrome, 992-5663. • 992-2126 •• • • Rtvler a. a•r . gray, black top Buick Best Smith Nelsjn Dis. (21 ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaners complete w1th at tachmehts, cordwmder and pa1nt spray. Used but 1n l1ke new condition Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan available , Ph one 446-2460 155-6 2 seat wagon, 350 V 8 eng me, power steermg & power brakes, automat1c transmission , rad1o, pos1traclion rear ax le. good t1res, be1ge ftn1sh , excess1ve mileage but regularly serv1ced & pnced to go! • .., Ca ta li na 2 dr H T, vmYI top, 37,821 m iles Only, ," •• •• • Chevelle Supei Spor t, 396 au to .. P.S, P B .,, •' ' •• • • •• •• •• • • ,, ill : 2 door., 110 H P eng me 4-speed, radto A good buy 1 POMEROY. MOTOR CO. ~ Gallia Co.'s Largest Real Estate Sales Agency ' Office 446-3643 Evenings Call . • E. M. "Ike" Wiseman 446-37961 · E. N. Wiseman 446-4500 Lemans , ? dr . Sp t Cpe, cream wlfh vi nyl fop Smilh Nelson Dis. . ·" •• IF YO U WANT IT SO LO CALL US Gran VIlle, 2 dr H.T , atr, AM & FM N1ce Sa le. 1973 Pontiac Lemans 4 Dr. $5112.90 For Sale · ---~---,--- We Need Listing We Sell More Property than Anyone Else In Southeastern Ohio. V2 TON *3895 •2695' '3'3 95· •.1:795 ' *1695 ... 'l395 *1695 • •• •1395 •• !595 ' •195 SEE CEWARD CALVERT, PEGGY STORY OR BILL NELSON Fury I. 4 door, 52,000 miles, good t 1res, 6 cyl , automa t ic tran s • blk ftniSh -Chev PU 1968 W T GMC PU ' 1967 •:, T GMC PU 1967 •;, T GMC PU 1968 '!. T GMC Pli 1969 1( 2 ton GMC PU , SOMMERS G.M.C. · TRUCKS, IN C. 133 Pine Sf. ' 446-2532 7 V a. all black, sharp truck . Sltcker Price New GMC Truck Headquarters 1969 Ford lf• ton camoer scecial 1968 GMC ton pickup 1967 '!o T. GMC PU 1966 T GMC PU 1969 If> T. GMC PU 1969 GMC ton PU 1969 Chevrolet 1h ton IJickup 1 9~7 1/1 ton Chev .1966 GMC 'h ton PU 1969 'h T Ford PU 1969 Olds 88 1969 Dodge Stat1on Wagon 1970 '!> 1' 1969 y, T 196~ 'I I T 1968 1l 2 T 19M ,_. T 197~ G~M.C. 1973 Pontiac Cat. J. Dr, HT For Sale , 3' PC Catalma Brougham 4 dr . sed ., a1r, 6,021 mile! I . t .. ' I ,-.----Lo_o_K_ -'.4.. 1' THESE BUYS ON SOME NEW C,-iRS' Ton no 500 H T Cpe 1 owner car less than 33,000 mlles, bl"own f 1n1sh w1th matchl!Jg vinyl roof & vinyl Interior, 302 V•8 engtne, std trans power s teer~ng & brakes, radto, really sharp "You' ll Like Our nuatlly Way of Doing Business" ' ..• IF YGU NEED HELP FINANCING AND NEED A LARGE HOME YOU CAN GET IT HERE . 3 BATHS , FAMILY ROOM, FIREPLACE, KITCHEN A N0 DINING ALL DOWNSTAIRS CAR. , PETED EXCELLENT lOCATION IN RIO GRA NDE 1971 FOR0..................... ~2095 Pomerov • GMAC Financing Available ; Open Eves. Tii6-Til5 P.M. Sat. .. Building Lot$ Best Selectio'n Ev'er I' Owner Will Help Finance This 4 Bedroom Home • • ' Cadillac .•Oid•moblle ' EXCELLE NT HbME IN ' AN EXCELLENt NEIGH - ~ BORHOOO . 1'1• 1 BATHS, ,• BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN, 2 ' CAR G.r.R.r.GE, CENTRAL : AIR ON PERFECT LOT 1 ' Impala Custom Cpe , turquoise f inis h wllh blk viny l roof , factory air cond11toned , spotless c lean in tenor, ltke new white wall tires, radio & other deluxe equipment See th1s one owner car & enJ OY Impala's comfort IARR & VAN ZANDT I I 1971 CHEVROLET......... }2795 SAV"E' l-:73 ,SEDAN' DeVILLE 1972 PONTIAC• 1971 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1969 CHEVROLET 1968 PONTIAC 1968 BUICK ·1968 DODGE DART 1964 BUICK 1963 CHEVROLET Monte Ca rlo, loce ll ,owner. tow mit ~ge car. bet ge finish, vJ nyl top, goad whlfe -wall tires, rad io, a,u tomat1 c power steeri ng & brakes. ia ct ory air , IN STOCK I..!Coupe DeVille ' 301 Acre F•rm . : BEDROOMS, ' • "6~~............. !2295 1971 CHEVY...................s3095 CADILLAC$ VERY NICE 3 BEDROOM ' HOME WITH FAMILY • · ROOM !FIRE.PLACE), ~ w 1 FE A P P A 0 V ED , KITCHEN, LARGI • LIVING ROOM , VERY ;' NEAT & CLEA~ Sll.$00, IN ctTY SCHOOL, DISTRICT, I MILE OUT• ~ OF TOWN ~ 3 Bedroom 'Briel\ > ' Che(:k These Priet:ii On eood .v ,... Used tars. 4 door . local 1 owner. lig ht green finish, gi>od tlres, au tomat ic lransml nlon, power steerlng , r-adio, rea l econom y " " ' c; ' PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, 9HIO ~mith Ncl~;on Motor SdJ The Hc ~t Cars At The Best Price hi Town: ... 1972 NOVA Of Course You CiJn! ' 15 RENTED Uf!!IT$ ·11• C0 M M ERC IA L 1 RESIDENTIA~I • P R 0 D U C IN G It, 600t ANNUAL INCDI'\1! . FT WATER FfiBNTAGII,., ' " fT &YWA .T FAON'·' TAGE IT'S A HECK o~ : AN INVESTMENT Don't Let This one Sllp.Aw•y From You .. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC.· ..•• Real [(We fol' Real Estate For Sale ' lfe~lty. A ~If CARTER ' S PLUMBING 'AND HEATING Cor Fourth lo.f!me Phone 4.16 Ji88Dr 446-4477 I • l+S t Real Estate For Sale . • ' - The SUnday Tlmei-Sentlllei,S~y. July 1,1973 < TRENDHOMES hv NATIONAL ~ t' ""d I ' Wanted MODEL HOME LOCATED 1 MILE N. OF FIVE POINTS ON RT. 7, POMEROY, 0. I-· .. I ' ' I ' < ~-IRGIL B. TEAfORD, SR., BJK)KER . Aluminum Sheets 2o~ · ~allipolis Daily f ribunt 992-3325 AUCTIOM SERVICE "SELL .THE AUCTION ... I PUBLIC NOTICE 'IMME SAYRE .:iUtTIONEER PH. 446-3444 • ' 'F•or Sale Sa'- •••r't" •' •r �'· • • f ' ' •' 28 - The Sunday Times. Sentinel, SWlday, July I, 1973 '' '" u. r--..-. .-.-----..---..._..~ i ·" ••• MIN IBIKES OIRJ BIKES -------..------..-:- souTHEASTEftN OHIO'S LARGEST .· CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER . L ON/OFF RO AD BIKFS " -·------..~· ~- ·. ...-CHECK THESE USED I . ' VA " AC LeMANS....__ _ $3595 '73 brilkes, MORE MODELS • MORE SERVICE MORE ACCESSORIES • MORE PARTS ,. '70 OLDS CUTLASS _ __..._$2395 '71 PONTIAC VEN.T '69 FORD MUSTANG.;...._ _....;;1595 V-8, auto. trans .1 P.S. . ATHENS, OHIO YOUR DEALER FOR $1295 '69 INTER ATIONAL ·~ TON PICKUP, V-61 standard shift. ·. '69 MERCURY MONTE GO MX...,$1495 2 DOOR H.T., V-8, auto. trails ., vinyl roof . eLINCOLN CONTINENTAL • COUGAR · e COMET ' '70 FORD MAVERICK ' . . eCAPRI elYATSUN eSUBARU eMARK IV. . ' ' ' . . rl • • '9QQOFF . D11tsu'n, ·1ve will be h11ppy to servzce 1my D11tsuns 11t our dea.lership. ., '' ' - 4· ' ON ANY NEW 1973 CHRYSL YER. ' Gallipolis 1639 Eastern Ave. . ' Dr. hardtop. radio. fac. air cond., W+W tire~ , . * 446-3273 · FOR RENT MOTOR HOMES ' .$2695 • S l ~eps, 6, self conta ine d. $20 :00 day, · weekly basis, plus mileage, full pr imary insurance included . Avai lable for 2 or 3 days . Reserve now for your vaca tion. 1403 Easter!'! Ave. · Phone 446 -1425 0 GAL.!_IPOLIS, OHIO EASTERN AVE. ,, . ' '~' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ., FOR SALE=: . .. Ret~nd\t\oned ·. . '...,. ~... . ·~ . 70 FIAT ·' .f_• _, ' fl ~· Shasta All Aluminum ' , steering •. PO;Ner· disc br.akes, Radial tires, tinted glass. ..• ·accented w·vinyl roof. deluxe side tr im moldings and full . . " . ~ . . ' ' ' t Wheel ,coverS. Speda l .heavy dUty ·suspensions &. sway bars make the· cars excellent tow vehicle.s or a super duty fami ly car . Excellent A-1 reconditioned throughout. Gallipolis ior details. •. • . TIMBRE RIDGE . LAKE ESTATES ' i . The law slipulale, lhat the secretary 01 de tense '" the U.S. Cabinet be a civilian. . The Gulf Stream has a flow of 100 billion IOns of water per hour,_ 22 limes as much as all the r1vers on earth . adulll!ry wilh . several men in 1939 whtle he vias servmg In lhe army. " I killed her for reasons of honor/' police quoted Gualtiert as saytng. Townhou~ .. ·l'h Baths Pay Only one Utility Addison, Ohio ------- For' Information. Ca II Shirley Adkins rates. Pilrk ' ~. 22 23 - CANNONJ Ruuian Communist Colorln·g substance Mountain nymph 25- FH~er lsltnd 28 - l.or~g tor 28- Wute mt\te( 30 - Mtlurt • 3~ - Prefix : down 33 - Raglstered ' men . Ph . 446-0756. · 3 BEDROOM 19l2 Mobile home, I inen, cookware, air con ditioned, television, fur nished . Will rent to 3 men $20 a week each, S50 deposit , r~uree !abbr.) 34- Archeo loglcti required . Ready July I, 9923509. Middleprt, Ohio. 146-tf 35 - r · mold • Wortht8u leaving G~~~~~~~=.---. 37-Goal 36-Ar ~ lmttlonlstter 38 - G•eek . Services Offered water sr EWART Electrical Service B; Repair, house wiring , electric - - --r--- Wur away Unit ol Li t~ lin currency Leads Trumps Too Early Unacramble these four Jiimblei. _._ ·--··- NORTH .K7 ...., ..... 30 YAQ986 .KJ .KQJS 'WEST .63 EAST • • 954 ¥Kl053 .J4 I t:J .654 2'- .A J083 .96 SOUTH (D) • AQJ 1082 LA$T THIN& .7.2 this didn't happen . Eventual-· ly South had to try the heart finesse. It lost as did the slanl. · · If South had been up on contemporary civilization he would have known !hat for every man walking the. streets of London because of not pulling !rumps there were two walking the streets of Tokyo for the opposifll. reason. .72 THE E5~1 DE PROf.AIScD 10 DO. ! · · ·AQ arranrelhe by above cartoon. I I 1 ]" 43 - Knock s ' ' 145 - Gsnusotmotha 43 - EOQU 14 7 - Au aonlng 149-Thehean (anat.l 150- Tra c t occupied by tenanu 152- Run away lobe . 1 marrlad 154 - European 1543- Slou8n Ind ian 158 - Projecting teeth 151l ,:,.._ Europeana 16 0 - Astray 4~ - App etr 811- Oomealicttea B5..- Bodv ol water ·as-Dreg• as - Cui !HI- .Brewer'a yeast 90- Remaine d erect 92 - Abate 94- OiWIIIon ol busineu concam 96 - Civl( injury 99- Ptan·at ' 100- Vehicle 102- The corl.mon DIOPII 103- Cheer 104- Oteay 106- Church aervlct' 106-f'OI IOfll 106- Orun~ard 45-'SOtk 109 - Brolhe r ol Odin Cowboy co mpetitions St - Chorea 54- Brl •tle 65- Vaal hQrdt 68.- Term PIPer 60 - Youngttar eo - Unit ot Sltmna currency 62 - Ll111t tumpa , 64 - Pronoun II&- Compau potn t U - Prlnter 'a manure , vuuj 79- Fundemenlal 82 - Arrangu In loldt ' .,.,._Portico 41J - Hatpa 60- Blahoprlc Liberal Trades! Small Down Payment 42 Month .Financing 267 .If ap: •o - •2 - •r- ' WIN AT BRIDGE .10987 3 2~- 282-tf . -~ 1.••5. 6. •-r-cRRDJenJe•• . > 1•2. APARTMENT for construction: 11' ON YOUR DIAL dleport. Ohio (7) I 3-l ~UNDA Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE wow: lY'fAN 10 Belmont Dr . Rawlings Sons tom .. Ml<i : · ~~i~rve1:j~·. rT~~t 1~n~r'i!.~~n~d on• letter to taeh squ....,, to form four ordinarJ word.a. I ·e15 ·CENTURYS . e21 LeSABRES e2 CEN· T URIONS ·- · . el 0 ELECTRAS e2· APOLLOS • BIG DISCOUNTS . Then he would have led a ) club at trick two. He would No'rth~South vulnerable then pull trumps; lead a West ·North· . East South second club; get back to his _ UNhBOJAIJ. Now clrclocllttten · hand with the ace of diato forll\ the 1urpriae anawer, u Pass 3¥ Pass 1 1 1 monds which he would still :==~==~::;==~=~·~·r~r~es~ltd the Pass 4N.T. Pass be holding; lead a third club Pass · Pass P..ass .toward dummy and make his jL.. , - - ., 'Priii=IM..:::SUIIP:.:::IISl::.;:-==1111=--_JI "( Pass slam. · '. Opening lead- • 10 (AuweN Mo•d•r) What if clubs were 5·1 and Jumbl•" VALUE IIATI PAIATI EffiGY the second club got ruffed ? Yetlerda(• 'By Oswald & James Jacoby Too bad! · You can't have A.ntwer: Halo ,..,.,ifw effect on Jer.in'"'n -IEVIILLI everything. KUU.~TOS South knew all about the thousands Of men walking oiNEWSPAPil ENTIIPRISE ASSN.) the streets of London with no soles on their shOes because they hadn 't pulled trumps . Hence, after winning the The bidding has been: SUNDAY, JUl. Y 1, 1973. North Eut Soulh'firs! trick with his queen of West · 135- Conde nsed 71 .- Mutlc: u ACROSS .29'- Brown k. lwll 97-M,.culor diamorla's he drew !rumps. ,molllure Written 31-:-Condltlor~t 138 - l.;lmb Then he led a club toWard Pass 2+ Pass 99 _ ~~~n·:r 1"- Bag In 72-Cover . 36- Title ot rupecl 139 _:_ Ffult ol pine ? 101-0o11m dummy. West played the Pass 3 tlo Pass 6 - Case 74 - roun~ed 37 The IWUIIOP 140- Fr~ltseed 76- River In 11 - Quarrels 39- .0ry 141-Suflllcllke ~g~=:~~~~~~ three, dummy the jack and YOu, South, hold: 16 - Blahop 's 4 0 _:_ Girl 's naml Scotland 142 - ~hlnese milt orgoniiollon East the nine. 4AQ76 •QJ9H . • A2 tlo6l headdress 77- Aemtln 143 - A alate !abbr.} *4 2l - - Parad laa 21- Candle 107.- Gl>l'o oomo Back to his hand with the What do you do now? 78-Bod~ola ,••-Hairless LldiO I SLEEPiNG• ~ ·\fM.PO!l390 ... loy>HNIU.f\111\/IJI() "'o!!JIIf!lf l 8EW.'i like J person. sale wil l be held 01 lhe R- H Raw lings Sons Co, 88 south Secon d SH·eet. Middleport 1 Ohio at 2:00p .m. on lhe 7th day 01 J}f!l]Mffi11J]:; lkJ ..... ,,~.., .-J , _ I I ,THEY'RE READY TO ROLLI Exterminal Termite Ser¥ice. Phone 446-1425 se~~~r ~~d 8 ~;;~·~~38~ 0or\-","~ . • ' We talk to you THE: QUAIL CREEK ... MOBILE COMMUNITY &SALES " · I, ' .,, _.;,._~-~ ., ONCE WAS ENOUGH LONDON (UP!) two weeks ago slreel fldd)er Kolod· zlej Boleslaw told a court he gol drunk because someone stole his violin. The judge not only dl~ll)jssed the charge but ordered a new.fiddle bough! for him oul of a legal charity fund. Boleslaw, 56, was. back in court again Thursday, on the same charge and wilh lhe same story. -. "If you go on having your fiddle stolen people will become suspicious;" said llie . rllagislrate, Sir Frank Milton. This time Boleslaw was fined $1.25. He got no new fiddle. ,· ·• . ' LAND AND HOME .SALESMAN h ighest bidder &t time ol sale Townhouse ·Apartments _ --\\,-__...,.~-'-'---'- .~ Davi s Vacuum Clean.er StnrP. •• - - - -- - - N 149-30 SWEEPER Repair·s . Paris . Supplies . Phone 367 -7136. •• •• 5 ROOM unfurn ished- apart- ..i LEEPING roo ms, weeKly' heating . Phone 446·4561.271 -tf ment, 1125 per mo. Call 446- rates, free garage parking. --'------ ---'-; CLEANING Womah. Apply In WANT someone to rebuild a 3608. Libby Hotel. . • person af1er 2: JO p.m. French rpom .Onto an Old bricK SEPTIC TANKS T 51-3 241 -if · ' Quarters . · re si den ce. See Blan sette at Cleaned and In stal led J • 145-tf . intersection 6f Old route 35 Russell 's Plul"bing, 446-4182 . 2 BR Mobile home, adult s and 325 Rio Gtahde. , preferred. 446-1156. GeN.tRAL Mec haniC w> th -5LE EP IN G ROOMS $45 per ------~--29_ 7-tf 142-13 152-3 mo.. range and rel'r igerator . GILLENWATER ' S sep tic tan~l wh ee i al ignment and balan cing experi en ce. Con MOBILE home spa ce, close lo ut i lities pa id . Men only ..t46: cleaning and rdpair, alsd tact Harold Dav is, Gall ipoli s Notice 3844 alter 1 p.m. house wrecking . Ph . 446-9499.' hospilal· on State Ro~l e 35. Molor Co. 446-3672. l5)·6 Establ ished in, 1940. 446-0294 or 367·7736. ' ' 151 -lf 133 -11 . Attention 2 BED.ROOM trailer in - -,-,-H-o..:.f.-S-ho_t_::. Sp_r_o_y-,W _a_s_h:.:_ " N.JO EDS LPN or retired RN .-3 'BEDROOM mol;li le home at 'lNork In nursing home.· Can CALL us tor wash, wax and ·· Kerr,$1 25 per month·, 446-0175 Cheshire, 367·1l29. · Mare. Ow(let"i!i li ve ln. Write Box 313. Rt. I 153-tf degreaslng of your trucks. or 446·1934. · · · · 1 Iron ton, Ob io. lh mobile homes , alurr,lhum 155·6 4 BR 1 154-3 , 1h ba . cehtral air, siding or any th l.ng washable .1 double wi de, all Utilities paid, 446 ." 41. • Now off ering to the publ.Jc ' 2 BED.ROOM 12x 60 mobil e t 9.11 · E.XPERIENCED body one of th e fil;ws t Te nn~s see hom e on fi.ul av ill e Road 1 446·. 1250 mo. 4ot6-lll06 . ' 153-tf m ec han ic, '·contact Harold Wal~ l ng Horse Stallion s in . 3371. ' . DaVIs: Ga ll \pa1 1s Motor .· Co. thi s ar ea . Breed for good I5'5.3 PRIVAr E trolle r space, H O L L~Y Bros. Con s·tr u cll o~ . •146-3672 . di sposi t i on, loo ~s & bulldozi ng, back hoe .work. i f u l s urr ound ing s, 140-It dlJ r abillt y at reasonable NIC E quie t tr ai ler space at , bsuerraut di tchi ng, un(.lcr road s. boring . ounded by dogwood trees . ~----~ ~ ees . Son of . Twice ·wor ld ~ odn c y . Oh io. , 44~ · 3 43 4 af ter S Phone 245 5018 or 245-5006 . · , 160 per mon. Call 446 ·1548 MAK E EXT RA money In your Ch'anipion, Go Boy s p.m... 446 4327. 116-11 aft er 6 p.m. spare li me se l:i ng ·_ Luzier Shadow . Will accept grade 153-6 ,. tomes tlcs an.d Wigs. Highest mar es : Al so . - tiav e Central Air Conditioning comm issi ons pa id . P:1one 675SPOTS before you r eyes on Re g ist er ed Te nnchee, & Healing : 5966. your new carpet r em ove · A PARTMENT end new moblle Wctl king Hor sC!s for ·sale. Free Esllmales ISH them wi th Blue Lustre. ~en t home. centra l air, ond heat, Sfewart's Hardware C.ALL .... , .: ~~---:.......electri c shampoocr, s1 at exce lle nt condition , 446 -0338. Vlnlom Ohio Roderick B all576-2!52 MIDDlE AGED lady to live in Ce nlral Supply Co. · 137-ti · 144-1' or· and care for elderly ladey, 155-6 ----...,-:.._.,.-.-~ JIJJ) Sir\gleton ~}76 ·1176 446·0832. ' • ... IN STALL IN'G aluminum . Apple Grove ; If'!. Va : . :. 151-6 LOF TY. pile, iree fr om soil Is 1./!0 kll l{l .l () r •l moi>IIQ ·ho~ e ,ldlng, gutlers and down . the carpet cleaned· with Blue Ju t or .r qwt l•l y mohi IO'homc? '!pouts.. For fr ee es fl m~ t ed ' WANTED. soq:iconHo live tri L·ustre. · . Rent el ectri c rWq ./l,P/11 both 11 1 call collec t 367,0128_. •· " shampooer $1 at G. C. Murwith elderly !•dy. Phone 36/· · Fot Rent ==-.:.,_-,..--.....:.:. 130.·26 ~hy, Lower Store . · 7607. . ....... .• 153:3"-f BEDROOM ni o~ile home. . 155 6 SEPTIC tanks ·lnstalle<J, all .:....~-------....,.. uliliti es pald, · adullts kinds of backhoe work, C. U. • EXP ERIENCED. sales lady. 20 . prefer_;ed. 2~6 · 1 ~L · TAKE soi l awa.y the Blue Lu• tre Miller. 245-5535 . • lo 50 y~ars of age. • Send 154-3 wa y f ro m CE'lrpc ls and ----::-=-::-~:-::--...:: 1 JJ.26 'esume ~o Box 208, G~ lll p oll s. ~ , . ' up}101s lcry. Rent electri c TRAILER spac_os.(441o.J679 or . shamp_OO.r 51 al G. C. Mur· BOB LANE'S Ohio. -153· tf Complete Bookkeeping and T.. 367·7438. . · • · . PhY <,Sil ver· Br idge Plaza . ~Odtl ·y Co~ •• Qd . . ' . ]54-tf .. ' " ' . 155·6 - - Servl~e. 424V• Fourlh Avo l'ABYSITTER wanted ,lor· ·-Q od lnu . Gtw;; Kanauga. Bult,n eu by fi !JH . '11 1f f'o9p,m, - daytime hours'. Call after 5 : m EPIN G' ro om s.' Gallla ! BR . MOB.lLE hom.e. u;cr potnlment. Ph . 446-1049. : Please ull after 6,p.m, p.m. 4~ · 2568 . Hotel. . Rlv,.er Road. 446-0008. . Mo •Jd,>; t11ru Snlurd•'Y · ' 153,3 155-lf I 2JS.tf Ph, 245·9374- 245.5021 , • io ' ..... TE'RMITE PEST CONTROL FREE Inspection . Call 446· 3~45. Merrill O'Dell. Operalor by F~orr•·R~e•n•t__!fiiiii___II!Fo•r•R!!'e•n~l----- Help Wanted ·. GALLIPOLIS, O'H IO .DRY WALL service b{ con-. tract. Willard B6sley, 446-, 4954 . . . One owner, 67,000 careful miles , al l power equipment. Priced hundreds below market. (all 446-2227 or 446 -2982 .,.:._ TARA . 1403 Ea stern AVe . ,· • types of trench ing , lines, gas lihes. etc. 69 BUICK LeSABRE . Wanted 1311. Good condition. ( ReQufar Fuel} Turbo·trans., factory·air condi ti on, power _____ __ reasonable Charge·. Coli 245·5514 . · s'ACKHOE DOZER TRENCHER CALL Ja<kson 266-4524. All types of backhoei ng , septic tanks. foo ters, etc . Also all CAMPING TRAII,ER 66 ·MUSTANG . 10-1971 CHEYROLETS 454 V8 . .Help """' 2 Dr. Sharp . · -State of Ohio Highway .Patrol. Cruisers . . - . 367-7250 . WOOD MOTOR SALES horses, collie, she" p, -------~114·11 CARROLL ·NORRIS DODO! INC. ., P. sff.'gring, . P. brakes. · auto., san·. • dalwood finish with matching interior and vmyl roof. Excellent Cond . . * Gampolis Chrysler-Plymouth 7.1 CHEV. I.MPALA "' $2295 CA'MPeR TOP, auto. trans .. P.S ., P.B.• A· l. Since Smith Auto hus discontinued • 2 Bedroom· '70 CHEVV: Custom Deluxe Pickup DATSON Phone 592-44 63 sto~k. hogs, WANTED $1495 DOOR CUPE. 6 cyl .. auto . trans., light blue . l 6 For Rent 2 DOOR COUPE , V-6, auto. trans., l'.S.. P, B. . 600 E. STATE ST. · ' & 1200 E. STATE ST. DEAD. STATI.ON WAGON •POLARA CUSTOM 9 PASSENGER . STATION ·wAGON PASSENGER STATION WAGON 134-26 --~--- ' 50 STATE STREET 2 ·DOOR H.T., air cond ., P.S., vinyl roof. · eMERCURY MONTEGO ' 2 DOOR iLT .. auto. trans., air cond .. 1111 wheel, /I.M·FM DALE R. SANDERSJNC. lower prices. 367-0229 . BUSTER SPRAGUE • JER~Y BROWN • TOM NORRIS E--- radio . classy . cessories . Fr:ee estima te , DEAL WITH ONE OF OUR COURTEOUS DODGE BOYS .••• , con sole, only 5.700 YCAPR KANAUGA, OHIO ' ' From Mlghty_to Min~ Honda has It aiL . ~- • • •• . "A LL iHESE CARS ARE 1llR COND111UNED :' · 2 DOOR H.T.. V-8, auto. ·trans.. P.S., P. disc brakes, bucket Phono446·46n ler Stale Street Gallipolis, Ohio 4s6-, 1 10 a.m.-5 p.rrt . Addison, Qtllo. __ $3495 SMITH AUTO SALES '' • POLARA DOOR SPORT COUPE , ~i r cond .. aulo. tn!ns., P.S., P. l A.s,A. _ _.:.....,..:.;_:.:::::..:.:.;:;:..._j DI·SCOUNT_ YARD' SALE Monday ond . UA r ",.."".., · · FOR YOUR neodo·ln Portroll Tues~oy , 3'1> mllee south ot olJN VALLEY Nursery School. cornmerctal and weddlnjil Galllpollo gn Rt. 1 on rlghl. licensed by State of Ohio, 111:1 pholography, call Tawney o . t54·3 mllel west of new hospital. • Sludlo, •~· 1615, Gallipolis. 577 Sun Volley Dr. Ph. 4<4·' Clio to. TWO-WAY Radios $ales & 3657. Oay care thai s&yl "we· Service, New and used CB's, care ." Madge Hav1Qren 1 poll ee f110nilori , antenna s, Own~rJ Loredlth &· John I WILL NOT be responsible tor etc. Bob'&C1"1en Band Radio· HauiBreh, Oper6fors. any debts oiher than my own Eqvtp,,, Ge0 rges Creek Rd., os of· thlt date June 28. 1973. -------......: 114-11 Signed<Homer F. Clary Gallipolis , Ohlo <46-4517.2!2·tl . 153·3 W' ;;;:;.:":::;:--_,_,_,._-;:,.~·.,...-..:... , · lUSS'S GLASS Servl~e . glass E HAVE a comp•ete line oi for •II ne"ds, speclallllng In AWAY I coon hound, r watches and diamonds., wlnd•hllltds , · mirrors , GIVE border and 1 mixed : Compare our , prices plexlglass. rescreen. 704 Pine, also tomcollie cats. 256-6553. anywhere. Tawney s Jewelry . Rio Grande, 1<5-5048. 153·3 - - ---,--.:.,__..:.... 51·II . 100 II DAVE'S Home Improvement aluminum siding and •c · •POLARA CUSTOM 6 PASSENGER •MON_ACO 4 DR. HAR.OTOP 2 DOOR HT, V·8, auto. tr;:tnS., P,. S., bucke t $eats . All the many worlds of motorcycling in one place. ARTIUJR A. NIBERT, FATALMOVE Sale For Sale CROYDON, England (UPI ) for A MG I HYDROPLANE, 8 feef, 18· . 3 BEOROOM HOUSE, 3 ye•rs - gnes C U re, 70, w,alled Qll horse power Johnson engine old. living room, kllchen, the curb for an hour for a with trailer, S2SO. Calf 992· ·bathroom, utility room and break In the stream of cars so 7376. outside s!orage. 169 Beech she could cross the slreel. But 6-n -llc Streer. Phone 992-5064. ' 6-21 -121( the break never came so In lhe AKC Gol<k!n Retriever puppies ' nd h j S40, and one ].month e s e ust stepped straight WeiA'larner pup 550. (614) , 42 • Full and part-time. · out Into the middle of the slreel 6U4. . ., VtVITAR 135 mm . F2.8 lens . Pre · opening sales and was fatally injured, Coron6·21 .Uc Brand~ : neoll. Used once. ·Call alter 00 p.m. 992-2403. now starting. Grand er Mary McHugh said al an GROCERY buslnes• foi sate " · 6-27-6tcp qpening First Week inquest Thur$day. • Building for sole or -lease · M. cHu•h criticized "seUish Phone 773-5618 from 8:30p.m/ ONE GENJLE Appaloosa mare in August. to 10 p.m. for appointment and colt, one 3 yr. old Ten• <li:jvers who .would nol slOp 10 3. 20. 11.; . nessee Walker •gelding . la~rence County's • II' thl id 1 d • 1 ~ reg istered. 992·3518 . a OW 8 0 8 Y 0 Cross." · PUBLIC ~OTICE 6·27-6tc ~ She recorded a verdict ' of . The under> iQned Wil l sell 01 accid tal d th Public sale .for c nh tt'le en e~ . f~Howlng motor vehi cle ro ·the EXCELSIOR Salt Wor~s , E. htQhe.s~ldder ~~ lime of sAle Contact Mr . Ja.nes Main Sl., Pomeroy. All kinds ..,. 1969 _,bier Amer ic an 2 or' Doyle (614) 256-6395. · Sedan. ser , no . A9 5060A120J27 :a ot satt woter pellets, water nuggets. block salt and own sate w i ll be held at the R ( , " l'' OR REASONS OF HONOR" H.The Rawlings Sons Co., 88 s : Ohio · River Salt, Phone 992· CROTONE: Italy (UPI) - Second St .• Middleport. Ohio at 3891. I ~ 00 p.m. on the 7th day of Ju~y 6-5-Hc nosarlo Gualtieri, . 75, ~tabbed l91 J, --....,--.........:..:: The undersigned reserves the his 70-year-<Jld wife to death r lg,t to bl~ . Thursday after learning she R · H · R&~llngs Sons Co , Middleport, Ohio was unfaithful to him 34 years ( 7 ~I I ·3·5 · ago, pollee said . Pollee said Gualtieri told The undersigned PUBLIC ~Ofi(E . w ill sen at ' them his Wife COnfided to him PUblic SOle for COSh lhe recenlly that she comm'llted following motor vehicle to the Wanted Notice -----·---:..."5·11 • •• ••• Notice • MONACO 2 DR. HARDTOP $279$ . '72 DODGE CHALLENGER ROAD BIKES TRAI L BIKES ·· PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATt AP~AISER • $90000 TAKE YOUR CHOICE ........ -..--·-~·---·- ..•• 'IN' STOCK Bill Joe Johnson ftotlce ••• •• CARS ' -• •• •• 5t GALLI.POLIS ..CHRYSLER~ PLYMOUTH N. " . t7 - The Swiday Tlmq. Senllnl!l, Sunday •Jul~ 1 1973 • . I, 67 U - Com munitl Btrdt' homu 10 - Sow ' 110-Pror~oun 111- Sulta · 11 :z- Fruit (pl.) 114 - Pronoun Carpenter' a tool 117- S!Jppoae t 19 - Oatp lor breath 120- Ltlla\1 122 - Bogs down 116 - 124- Tiny 1~5 - Vanturuomt 1'26- Ctonr 12e-som 129-Lamanl 13 1- Solicitude 13 2-Equallty 133-MICIW 181 - ,,,~ Mattaru .. dla 46- Printer's mtUUfl skeleton Short jack.el Wtr god 50-lean-to 51- Graves lone 52 - Ornldlan 53- Flbe• ol yarn $5 _:_ Cntngu 56- Pronoun ~ 7 - Fiber pi tnt 58 - Fur· b111.a rln" marnmala 61 - .Trlal OO WN 63- Employed 6-4- Afternoon Paru of 48 49 - 4 - No te ol tcale 5 - Auempl 6 - .0ru t ou tcry 7-At tar screen e- Glrl't name 9- Note of scale 10- Flnlah 11 - Game q - Time gone by 13 -:- threa - toed "'IIC ihl 14 ~ Symbol ror thoro n 15 - Oanudll 16-Du ltperton 17 - Anger 18-Symb ollo r tellur iu m 19 - WIre leu 20- DrOpay 27 - Orgtn ol hurtng •,••-,study c losely h1s hand. He led a 1unctuatlon 'th th h h t rnaiks m- OIPhlhOng 125 - ~· · t thud club your partner respOnds one at the ac~ spade. What do you do now? would have lo come _up but Answer Monday Foltower:or Arlul 70 ~ Auul tn plain 71- Seuon Ol yur 73 - Exgeltronr 132 - Everyr••n 13-4 - Un!tol · Port ugua .. frua cou ntry Twtat currtncy 75- Fro ck 71- Watched 137- Metalatranda tec·retty 78- DtmiQI 130- Vefllct.. · 140 - Mttaii\IL.lt 136- Encomium t•'•- 60 - Debatable IMPERIAL 'SPECIAL M1r1h 145-Muaureof .. 61- Jt.lllrmatlvl ' 83 84 - Con)•mcllol'l Maket la ce 87 - Straight lint cu ttlng\ a curve 89 - Thin aoupl 90- Minutl!i groove 91-Sounds a horn ~:z - Young girt N o~• • b~ ope 129- Heats 131- Moun tt lr. 93- e Bound together 6!1- Tradars 74 - Wl 126- Ba c k. o! .necK 1'27 - Roam a 130 - parlin 1 - Loo k f i ~C.edty '_ 2 - B Iem ta h 3 - Likely ace of diamonds to lead a oroduco hoot second club West played the A-Bid three no-trump. You 1 12- Bund1a • · . haye. the unbid suit pickled. ' , 13- Roll bl<d etght. He knew lhat hts part. ns-s1cmanner's nine was showing a : T~DAY'S QUESTION .oloono . singleton or doubleton. Y~u hold: 116-W intar v•ll•cle Bac k m · dummy . agam . • ,AQ76 ¥KQ985 •A2 tlo63 _, 8 _ ,,,;,.,.,.., 11 throuoh w11~r ~uth had no way t~ get to Again you open one heart and Zota W'llijht HB- hhn'a name 147- Hawa il tn 1 wreath 148 - Malt awan 149 - Container A. continent Hi 1- (tbbr,) 153- Note ol acalt ~.hn ' • name (tbbrJ 157- Conj unction 95- Man 's ntma 96- Pertaining to the nny Hi 5 - SMITH BUICK, . INC. UPPER Rl q GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Services Offered Services Offered DEAD STOCK 15.00 Service Chargo Will rerriove your-dead horse and cows Call Jatk$on 286-4531 ROOF lN G Shingles 14x70 All electric J bedroom - front kitchen with wet bar & hutch option. Early American furniture. two door frost -free . refrigerator, Early American dinette, deluxe master bedroom, bay windows front & rear , plumt,Jed for washer, wired for dryer ; house-type fr~nt · door, storm door , storm windows & screens throughout, green HI -Low carpet & . pad throughei\)t , · house-type windows, National Fire Code in windows in bedroom, hurricane tie down strps , copper wlr'e throughout, U. L. approved, 2"x4" wall sluds on 16" center, 2"x6" floor joists on 16" center. Services Offered and Spouti ng , 'D. P. MARTIN & Son Wale/! and Buildup · Delivery Service . Your .t-lotroofs. Free Es timate - · 26 yr . ex perience . . Jam~s patronage wi ll . precla ted. Ph . be ~46 - 0463. ap - Marcum, Vinton, Ohi'o . 36Q· · 2 11 8114. ' . ' 62·11 . 1'HOMAS F.AIN - - - r - - - - - ' ---"- '• EXTERMINATING CO. Torml lo & Post Control ALBERT EHMAN Whoelorsburg, Ohio Wafer O.eltvery Service Patriot Star Rt ., Galli polis ' ' Roto Rooter Ph . 319-2133 SEWER arid Drain Cleaning 243·11 Na·t l onnl Serv ice no~ .available lo_cnlly , For on 1 BOB LANE ' S. comp lete kind of stopped up drn ln, ce~' Bookkeeping an'tl Tox Scr.' _675-5195. 24 hour S..lv , v ice, 424 11'2 Fourth Ave ,, 307 II ·Kanauga . Business by ap. ~olotment. Ph . "6· 1049 Me~ RAW C(>MPANV Pleaso call alter 6 p.f" . BULLOOZEil. 17 a ~ kl,uo and · 278-11 lnnd clonrlng Md ScjJIIC tnn~ 446.- 1502, 388'11'1 30, ' --:B :-:A_N_K_S_T:-R-E,-,Ec-.S-E-~-V-1C .:..£..:.._. I · tOo t1 ,,, FREE esllinates. liability lh· ~urancc . . Pruning. trimming, PAINTING, lntor)or , hrl d UX· ttnd Cllv lty work, tree ~nd to.rlor. r110f f'"lnfl"~ · gufloro slump rcmo"al. Ph . 446-4953. rcpolru<J Md l!~lnf•1cl. F' OU 73 -1[ estlmntijt, all 4<1/, 1~ ,3 . __:____,_ 153 12 MOTORIS'T MUTUAL INSURANCE The beat Insurance at the best price . For' avto, homo,busl neu and life. Ray Howk, agent, 446·2300, 541 ~th Ave. .--:-~ L~~ fJ V,b THIS WAY... EXTERMHAL lERMITE AND PESl CONlROL SERVIC.E PIOV Idu Ill. CLitUI tntlhDd tlf r!ddln• ro ur pr o J~tll~ ol term1tu or otht~r dutr uc rl~i m it •nd .Mu· m~ltn lhh U IV,I o ~ In wdtliJW ror 5 vunj.• bi C ~I d hy 1, cnmbln,d u)h , .,~1¥' of ow•r ~~ mii iiP!I dolfnt ·. Toll I prDll r. tlo n' 1l Jc·w t"l l- 11 ~1 tttm a. Our ma ny tllbf!td c!l t nh didn't ~~• lt · •nv ~ther war Why t hould yg ~7 · FOR AFREI ESTIMATE O'Dell Term ite. Service · WHY PAY MORE? Delivered & set up within Miles of Pomeroy. . · 3 Ton Central Air so $SSSnoo U lnstalled- $725.00 "The Buck Stops Here" _ __ . • Larry's Mobile Home Sales .'; 600 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio LARRY EVANS ,;Next to Jones Boya" ' ·. 992-7777 FRANKG~EEN 150-If. ' , •' I ' I I 1"'\; ' �'· • • f ' ' •' 28 - The Sunday Times. Sentinel, SWlday, July I, 1973 '' '" u. r--..-. .-.-----..---..._..~ i ·" ••• MIN IBIKES OIRJ BIKES -------..------..-:- souTHEASTEftN OHIO'S LARGEST .· CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER . L ON/OFF RO AD BIKFS " -·------..~· ~- ·. ...-CHECK THESE USED I . ' VA " AC LeMANS....__ _ $3595 '73 brilkes, MORE MODELS • MORE SERVICE MORE ACCESSORIES • MORE PARTS ,. '70 OLDS CUTLASS _ __..._$2395 '71 PONTIAC VEN.T '69 FORD MUSTANG.;...._ _....;;1595 V-8, auto. trans .1 P.S. . ATHENS, OHIO YOUR DEALER FOR $1295 '69 INTER ATIONAL ·~ TON PICKUP, V-61 standard shift. ·. '69 MERCURY MONTE GO MX...,$1495 2 DOOR H.T., V-8, auto. trails ., vinyl roof . eLINCOLN CONTINENTAL • COUGAR · e COMET ' '70 FORD MAVERICK ' . . eCAPRI elYATSUN eSUBARU eMARK IV. . ' ' ' . . rl • • '9QQOFF . D11tsu'n, ·1ve will be h11ppy to servzce 1my D11tsuns 11t our dea.lership. ., '' ' - 4· ' ON ANY NEW 1973 CHRYSL YER. ' Gallipolis 1639 Eastern Ave. . ' Dr. hardtop. radio. fac. air cond., W+W tire~ , . * 446-3273 · FOR RENT MOTOR HOMES ' .$2695 • S l ~eps, 6, self conta ine d. $20 :00 day, · weekly basis, plus mileage, full pr imary insurance included . Avai lable for 2 or 3 days . Reserve now for your vaca tion. 1403 Easter!'! Ave. · Phone 446 -1425 0 GAL.!_IPOLIS, OHIO EASTERN AVE. ,, . ' '~' GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ., FOR SALE=: . .. Ret~nd\t\oned ·. . '...,. ~... . ·~ . 70 FIAT ·' .f_• _, ' fl ~· Shasta All Aluminum ' , steering •. PO;Ner· disc br.akes, Radial tires, tinted glass. ..• ·accented w·vinyl roof. deluxe side tr im moldings and full . . " . ~ . . ' ' ' t Wheel ,coverS. Speda l .heavy dUty ·suspensions &. sway bars make the· cars excellent tow vehicle.s or a super duty fami ly car . Excellent A-1 reconditioned throughout. Gallipolis ior details. •. • . TIMBRE RIDGE . LAKE ESTATES ' i . The law slipulale, lhat the secretary 01 de tense '" the U.S. Cabinet be a civilian. . The Gulf Stream has a flow of 100 billion IOns of water per hour,_ 22 limes as much as all the r1vers on earth . adulll!ry wilh . several men in 1939 whtle he vias servmg In lhe army. " I killed her for reasons of honor/' police quoted Gualtiert as saytng. Townhou~ .. ·l'h Baths Pay Only one Utility Addison, Ohio ------- For' Information. Ca II Shirley Adkins rates. Pilrk ' ~. 22 23 - CANNONJ Ruuian Communist Colorln·g substance Mountain nymph 25- FH~er lsltnd 28 - l.or~g tor 28- Wute mt\te( 30 - Mtlurt • 3~ - Prefix : down 33 - Raglstered ' men . Ph . 446-0756. · 3 BEDROOM 19l2 Mobile home, I inen, cookware, air con ditioned, television, fur nished . Will rent to 3 men $20 a week each, S50 deposit , r~uree !abbr.) 34- Archeo loglcti required . Ready July I, 9923509. Middleprt, Ohio. 146-tf 35 - r · mold • Wortht8u leaving G~~~~~~~=.---. 37-Goal 36-Ar ~ lmttlonlstter 38 - G•eek . Services Offered water sr EWART Electrical Service B; Repair, house wiring , electric - - --r--- Wur away Unit ol Li t~ lin currency Leads Trumps Too Early Unacramble these four Jiimblei. _._ ·--··- NORTH .K7 ...., ..... 30 YAQ986 .KJ .KQJS 'WEST .63 EAST • • 954 ¥Kl053 .J4 I t:J .654 2'- .A J083 .96 SOUTH (D) • AQJ 1082 LA$T THIN& .7.2 this didn't happen . Eventual-· ly South had to try the heart finesse. It lost as did the slanl. · · If South had been up on contemporary civilization he would have known !hat for every man walking the. streets of London because of not pulling !rumps there were two walking the streets of Tokyo for the opposifll. reason. .72 THE E5~1 DE PROf.AIScD 10 DO. ! · · ·AQ arranrelhe by above cartoon. I I 1 ]" 43 - Knock s ' ' 145 - Gsnusotmotha 43 - EOQU 14 7 - Au aonlng 149-Thehean (anat.l 150- Tra c t occupied by tenanu 152- Run away lobe . 1 marrlad 154 - European 1543- Slou8n Ind ian 158 - Projecting teeth 151l ,:,.._ Europeana 16 0 - Astray 4~ - App etr 811- Oomealicttea B5..- Bodv ol water ·as-Dreg• as - Cui !HI- .Brewer'a yeast 90- Remaine d erect 92 - Abate 94- OiWIIIon ol busineu concam 96 - Civl( injury 99- Ptan·at ' 100- Vehicle 102- The corl.mon DIOPII 103- Cheer 104- Oteay 106- Church aervlct' 106-f'OI IOfll 106- Orun~ard 45-'SOtk 109 - Brolhe r ol Odin Cowboy co mpetitions St - Chorea 54- Brl •tle 65- Vaal hQrdt 68.- Term PIPer 60 - Youngttar eo - Unit ot Sltmna currency 62 - Ll111t tumpa , 64 - Pronoun II&- Compau potn t U - Prlnter 'a manure , vuuj 79- Fundemenlal 82 - Arrangu In loldt ' .,.,._Portico 41J - Hatpa 60- Blahoprlc Liberal Trades! Small Down Payment 42 Month .Financing 267 .If ap: •o - •2 - •r- ' WIN AT BRIDGE .10987 3 2~- 282-tf . -~ 1.••5. 6. •-r-cRRDJenJe•• . > 1•2. APARTMENT for construction: 11' ON YOUR DIAL dleport. Ohio (7) I 3-l ~UNDA Y CROSSWORD PUZZLE wow: lY'fAN 10 Belmont Dr . Rawlings Sons tom .. Ml<i : · ~~i~rve1:j~·. rT~~t 1~n~r'i!.~~n~d on• letter to taeh squ....,, to form four ordinarJ word.a. I ·e15 ·CENTURYS . e21 LeSABRES e2 CEN· T URIONS ·- · . el 0 ELECTRAS e2· APOLLOS • BIG DISCOUNTS . Then he would have led a ) club at trick two. He would No'rth~South vulnerable then pull trumps; lead a West ·North· . East South second club; get back to his _ UNhBOJAIJ. Now clrclocllttten · hand with the ace of diato forll\ the 1urpriae anawer, u Pass 3¥ Pass 1 1 1 monds which he would still :==~==~::;==~=~·~·r~r~es~ltd the Pass 4N.T. Pass be holding; lead a third club Pass · Pass P..ass .toward dummy and make his jL.. , - - ., 'Priii=IM..:::SUIIP:.:::IISl::.;:-==1111=--_JI "( Pass slam. · '. Opening lead- • 10 (AuweN Mo•d•r) What if clubs were 5·1 and Jumbl•" VALUE IIATI PAIATI EffiGY the second club got ruffed ? Yetlerda(• 'By Oswald & James Jacoby Too bad! · You can't have A.ntwer: Halo ,..,.,ifw effect on Jer.in'"'n -IEVIILLI everything. KUU.~TOS South knew all about the thousands Of men walking oiNEWSPAPil ENTIIPRISE ASSN.) the streets of London with no soles on their shOes because they hadn 't pulled trumps . Hence, after winning the The bidding has been: SUNDAY, JUl. Y 1, 1973. North Eut Soulh'firs! trick with his queen of West · 135- Conde nsed 71 .- Mutlc: u ACROSS .29'- Brown k. lwll 97-M,.culor diamorla's he drew !rumps. ,molllure Written 31-:-Condltlor~t 138 - l.;lmb Then he led a club toWard Pass 2+ Pass 99 _ ~~~n·:r 1"- Bag In 72-Cover . 36- Title ot rupecl 139 _:_ Ffult ol pine ? 101-0o11m dummy. West played the Pass 3 tlo Pass 6 - Case 74 - roun~ed 37 The IWUIIOP 140- Fr~ltseed 76- River In 11 - Quarrels 39- .0ry 141-Suflllcllke ~g~=:~~~~~~ three, dummy the jack and YOu, South, hold: 16 - Blahop 's 4 0 _:_ Girl 's naml Scotland 142 - ~hlnese milt orgoniiollon East the nine. 4AQ76 •QJ9H . • A2 tlo6l headdress 77- Aemtln 143 - A alate !abbr.} *4 2l - - Parad laa 21- Candle 107.- Gl>l'o oomo Back to his hand with the What do you do now? 78-Bod~ola ,••-Hairless LldiO I SLEEPiNG• ~ ·\fM.PO!l390 ... loy>HNIU.f\111\/IJI() "'o!!JIIf!lf l 8EW.'i like J person. sale wil l be held 01 lhe R- H Raw lings Sons Co, 88 south Secon d SH·eet. Middleport 1 Ohio at 2:00p .m. on lhe 7th day 01 J}f!l]Mffi11J]:; lkJ ..... ,,~.., .-J , _ I I ,THEY'RE READY TO ROLLI Exterminal Termite Ser¥ice. Phone 446-1425 se~~~r ~~d 8 ~;;~·~~38~ 0or\-","~ . • ' We talk to you THE: QUAIL CREEK ... MOBILE COMMUNITY &SALES " · I, ' .,, _.;,._~-~ ., ONCE WAS ENOUGH LONDON (UP!) two weeks ago slreel fldd)er Kolod· zlej Boleslaw told a court he gol drunk because someone stole his violin. The judge not only dl~ll)jssed the charge but ordered a new.fiddle bough! for him oul of a legal charity fund. Boleslaw, 56, was. back in court again Thursday, on the same charge and wilh lhe same story. -. "If you go on having your fiddle stolen people will become suspicious;" said llie . rllagislrate, Sir Frank Milton. This time Boleslaw was fined $1.25. He got no new fiddle. ,· ·• . ' LAND AND HOME .SALESMAN h ighest bidder &t time ol sale Townhouse ·Apartments _ --\\,-__...,.~-'-'---'- .~ Davi s Vacuum Clean.er StnrP. •• - - - -- - - N 149-30 SWEEPER Repair·s . Paris . Supplies . Phone 367 -7136. •• •• 5 ROOM unfurn ished- apart- ..i LEEPING roo ms, weeKly' heating . Phone 446·4561.271 -tf ment, 1125 per mo. Call 446- rates, free garage parking. --'------ ---'-; CLEANING Womah. Apply In WANT someone to rebuild a 3608. Libby Hotel. . • person af1er 2: JO p.m. French rpom .Onto an Old bricK SEPTIC TANKS T 51-3 241 -if · ' Quarters . · re si den ce. See Blan sette at Cleaned and In stal led J • 145-tf . intersection 6f Old route 35 Russell 's Plul"bing, 446-4182 . 2 BR Mobile home, adult s and 325 Rio Gtahde. , preferred. 446-1156. GeN.tRAL Mec haniC w> th -5LE EP IN G ROOMS $45 per ------~--29_ 7-tf 142-13 152-3 mo.. range and rel'r igerator . GILLENWATER ' S sep tic tan~l wh ee i al ignment and balan cing experi en ce. Con MOBILE home spa ce, close lo ut i lities pa id . Men only ..t46: cleaning and rdpair, alsd tact Harold Dav is, Gall ipoli s Notice 3844 alter 1 p.m. house wrecking . Ph . 446-9499.' hospilal· on State Ro~l e 35. Molor Co. 446-3672. l5)·6 Establ ished in, 1940. 446-0294 or 367·7736. ' ' 151 -lf 133 -11 . Attention 2 BED.ROOM trailer in - -,-,-H-o..:.f.-S-ho_t_::. Sp_r_o_y-,W _a_s_h:.:_ " N.JO EDS LPN or retired RN .-3 'BEDROOM mol;li le home at 'lNork In nursing home.· Can CALL us tor wash, wax and ·· Kerr,$1 25 per month·, 446-0175 Cheshire, 367·1l29. · Mare. Ow(let"i!i li ve ln. Write Box 313. Rt. I 153-tf degreaslng of your trucks. or 446·1934. · · · · 1 Iron ton, Ob io. lh mobile homes , alurr,lhum 155·6 4 BR 1 154-3 , 1h ba . cehtral air, siding or any th l.ng washable .1 double wi de, all Utilities paid, 446 ." 41. • Now off ering to the publ.Jc ' 2 BED.ROOM 12x 60 mobil e t 9.11 · E.XPERIENCED body one of th e fil;ws t Te nn~s see hom e on fi.ul av ill e Road 1 446·. 1250 mo. 4ot6-lll06 . ' 153-tf m ec han ic, '·contact Harold Wal~ l ng Horse Stallion s in . 3371. ' . DaVIs: Ga ll \pa1 1s Motor .· Co. thi s ar ea . Breed for good I5'5.3 PRIVAr E trolle r space, H O L L~Y Bros. Con s·tr u cll o~ . •146-3672 . di sposi t i on, loo ~s & bulldozi ng, back hoe .work. i f u l s urr ound ing s, 140-It dlJ r abillt y at reasonable NIC E quie t tr ai ler space at , bsuerraut di tchi ng, un(.lcr road s. boring . ounded by dogwood trees . ~----~ ~ ees . Son of . Twice ·wor ld ~ odn c y . Oh io. , 44~ · 3 43 4 af ter S Phone 245 5018 or 245-5006 . · , 160 per mon. Call 446 ·1548 MAK E EXT RA money In your Ch'anipion, Go Boy s p.m... 446 4327. 116-11 aft er 6 p.m. spare li me se l:i ng ·_ Luzier Shadow . Will accept grade 153-6 ,. tomes tlcs an.d Wigs. Highest mar es : Al so . - tiav e Central Air Conditioning comm issi ons pa id . P:1one 675SPOTS before you r eyes on Re g ist er ed Te nnchee, & Healing : 5966. your new carpet r em ove · A PARTMENT end new moblle Wctl king Hor sC!s for ·sale. Free Esllmales ISH them wi th Blue Lustre. ~en t home. centra l air, ond heat, Sfewart's Hardware C.ALL .... , .: ~~---:.......electri c shampoocr, s1 at exce lle nt condition , 446 -0338. Vlnlom Ohio Roderick B all576-2!52 MIDDlE AGED lady to live in Ce nlral Supply Co. · 137-ti · 144-1' or· and care for elderly ladey, 155-6 ----...,-:.._.,.-.-~ JIJJ) Sir\gleton ~}76 ·1176 446·0832. ' • ... IN STALL IN'G aluminum . Apple Grove ; If'!. Va : . :. 151-6 LOF TY. pile, iree fr om soil Is 1./!0 kll l{l .l () r •l moi>IIQ ·ho~ e ,ldlng, gutlers and down . the carpet cleaned· with Blue Ju t or .r qwt l•l y mohi IO'homc? '!pouts.. For fr ee es fl m~ t ed ' WANTED. soq:iconHo live tri L·ustre. · . Rent el ectri c rWq ./l,P/11 both 11 1 call collec t 367,0128_. •· " shampooer $1 at G. C. Murwith elderly !•dy. Phone 36/· · Fot Rent ==-.:.,_-,..--.....:.:. 130.·26 ~hy, Lower Store . · 7607. . ....... .• 153:3"-f BEDROOM ni o~ile home. . 155 6 SEPTIC tanks ·lnstalle<J, all .:....~-------....,.. uliliti es pald, · adullts kinds of backhoe work, C. U. • EXP ERIENCED. sales lady. 20 . prefer_;ed. 2~6 · 1 ~L · TAKE soi l awa.y the Blue Lu• tre Miller. 245-5535 . • lo 50 y~ars of age. • Send 154-3 wa y f ro m CE'lrpc ls and ----::-=-::-~:-::--...:: 1 JJ.26 'esume ~o Box 208, G~ lll p oll s. ~ , . ' up}101s lcry. Rent electri c TRAILER spac_os.(441o.J679 or . shamp_OO.r 51 al G. C. Mur· BOB LANE'S Ohio. -153· tf Complete Bookkeeping and T.. 367·7438. . · • · . PhY <,Sil ver· Br idge Plaza . ~Odtl ·y Co~ •• Qd . . ' . ]54-tf .. ' " ' . 155·6 - - Servl~e. 424V• Fourlh Avo l'ABYSITTER wanted ,lor· ·-Q od lnu . Gtw;; Kanauga. Bult,n eu by fi !JH . '11 1f f'o9p,m, - daytime hours'. Call after 5 : m EPIN G' ro om s.' Gallla ! BR . MOB.lLE hom.e. u;cr potnlment. Ph . 446-1049. : Please ull after 6,p.m, p.m. 4~ · 2568 . Hotel. . Rlv,.er Road. 446-0008. . Mo •Jd,>; t11ru Snlurd•'Y · ' 153,3 155-lf I 2JS.tf Ph, 245·9374- 245.5021 , • io ' ..... TE'RMITE PEST CONTROL FREE Inspection . Call 446· 3~45. Merrill O'Dell. Operalor by F~orr•·R~e•n•t__!fiiiii___II!Fo•r•R!!'e•n~l----- Help Wanted ·. GALLIPOLIS, O'H IO .DRY WALL service b{ con-. tract. Willard B6sley, 446-, 4954 . . . One owner, 67,000 careful miles , al l power equipment. Priced hundreds below market. (all 446-2227 or 446 -2982 .,.:._ TARA . 1403 Ea stern AVe . ,· • types of trench ing , lines, gas lihes. etc. 69 BUICK LeSABRE . Wanted 1311. Good condition. ( ReQufar Fuel} Turbo·trans., factory·air condi ti on, power _____ __ reasonable Charge·. Coli 245·5514 . · s'ACKHOE DOZER TRENCHER CALL Ja<kson 266-4524. All types of backhoei ng , septic tanks. foo ters, etc . Also all CAMPING TRAII,ER 66 ·MUSTANG . 10-1971 CHEYROLETS 454 V8 . .Help """' 2 Dr. Sharp . · -State of Ohio Highway .Patrol. Cruisers . . - . 367-7250 . WOOD MOTOR SALES horses, collie, she" p, -------~114·11 CARROLL ·NORRIS DODO! INC. ., P. sff.'gring, . P. brakes. · auto., san·. • dalwood finish with matching interior and vmyl roof. Excellent Cond . . * Gampolis Chrysler-Plymouth 7.1 CHEV. I.MPALA "' $2295 CA'MPeR TOP, auto. trans .. P.S ., P.B.• A· l. Since Smith Auto hus discontinued • 2 Bedroom· '70 CHEVV: Custom Deluxe Pickup DATSON Phone 592-44 63 sto~k. hogs, WANTED $1495 DOOR CUPE. 6 cyl .. auto . trans., light blue . l 6 For Rent 2 DOOR COUPE , V-6, auto. trans., l'.S.. P, B. . 600 E. STATE ST. · ' & 1200 E. STATE ST. DEAD. STATI.ON WAGON •POLARA CUSTOM 9 PASSENGER . STATION ·wAGON PASSENGER STATION WAGON 134-26 --~--- ' 50 STATE STREET 2 ·DOOR H.T., air cond ., P.S., vinyl roof. · eMERCURY MONTEGO ' 2 DOOR iLT .. auto. trans., air cond .. 1111 wheel, /I.M·FM DALE R. SANDERSJNC. lower prices. 367-0229 . BUSTER SPRAGUE • JER~Y BROWN • TOM NORRIS E--- radio . classy . cessories . Fr:ee estima te , DEAL WITH ONE OF OUR COURTEOUS DODGE BOYS .••• , con sole, only 5.700 YCAPR KANAUGA, OHIO ' ' From Mlghty_to Min~ Honda has It aiL . ~- • • •• . "A LL iHESE CARS ARE 1llR COND111UNED :' · 2 DOOR H.T.. V-8, auto. ·trans.. P.S., P. disc brakes, bucket Phono446·46n ler Stale Street Gallipolis, Ohio 4s6-, 1 10 a.m.-5 p.rrt . Addison, Qtllo. __ $3495 SMITH AUTO SALES '' • POLARA DOOR SPORT COUPE , ~i r cond .. aulo. tn!ns., P.S., P. l A.s,A. _ _.:.....,..:.;_:.:::::..:.:.;:;:..._j DI·SCOUNT_ YARD' SALE Monday ond . UA r ",.."".., · · FOR YOUR neodo·ln Portroll Tues~oy , 3'1> mllee south ot olJN VALLEY Nursery School. cornmerctal and weddlnjil Galllpollo gn Rt. 1 on rlghl. licensed by State of Ohio, 111:1 pholography, call Tawney o . t54·3 mllel west of new hospital. • Sludlo, •~· 1615, Gallipolis. 577 Sun Volley Dr. Ph. 4<4·' Clio to. TWO-WAY Radios $ales & 3657. Oay care thai s&yl "we· Service, New and used CB's, care ." Madge Hav1Qren 1 poll ee f110nilori , antenna s, Own~rJ Loredlth &· John I WILL NOT be responsible tor etc. Bob'&C1"1en Band Radio· HauiBreh, Oper6fors. any debts oiher than my own Eqvtp,,, Ge0 rges Creek Rd., os of· thlt date June 28. 1973. -------......: 114-11 Signed<Homer F. Clary Gallipolis , Ohlo <46-4517.2!2·tl . 153·3 W' ;;;:;.:":::;:--_,_,_,._-;:,.~·.,...-..:... , · lUSS'S GLASS Servl~e . glass E HAVE a comp•ete line oi for •II ne"ds, speclallllng In AWAY I coon hound, r watches and diamonds., wlnd•hllltds , · mirrors , GIVE border and 1 mixed : Compare our , prices plexlglass. rescreen. 704 Pine, also tomcollie cats. 256-6553. anywhere. Tawney s Jewelry . Rio Grande, 1<5-5048. 153·3 - - ---,--.:.,__..:.... 51·II . 100 II DAVE'S Home Improvement aluminum siding and •c · •POLARA CUSTOM 6 PASSENGER •MON_ACO 4 DR. HAR.OTOP 2 DOOR HT, V·8, auto. tr;:tnS., P,. S., bucke t $eats . All the many worlds of motorcycling in one place. ARTIUJR A. NIBERT, FATALMOVE Sale For Sale CROYDON, England (UPI ) for A MG I HYDROPLANE, 8 feef, 18· . 3 BEOROOM HOUSE, 3 ye•rs - gnes C U re, 70, w,alled Qll horse power Johnson engine old. living room, kllchen, the curb for an hour for a with trailer, S2SO. Calf 992· ·bathroom, utility room and break In the stream of cars so 7376. outside s!orage. 169 Beech she could cross the slreel. But 6-n -llc Streer. Phone 992-5064. ' 6-21 -121( the break never came so In lhe AKC Gol<k!n Retriever puppies ' nd h j S40, and one ].month e s e ust stepped straight WeiA'larner pup 550. (614) , 42 • Full and part-time. · out Into the middle of the slreel 6U4. . ., VtVITAR 135 mm . F2.8 lens . Pre · opening sales and was fatally injured, Coron6·21 .Uc Brand~ : neoll. Used once. ·Call alter 00 p.m. 992-2403. now starting. Grand er Mary McHugh said al an GROCERY buslnes• foi sate " · 6-27-6tcp qpening First Week inquest Thur$day. • Building for sole or -lease · M. cHu•h criticized "seUish Phone 773-5618 from 8:30p.m/ ONE GENJLE Appaloosa mare in August. to 10 p.m. for appointment and colt, one 3 yr. old Ten• <li:jvers who .would nol slOp 10 3. 20. 11.; . nessee Walker •gelding . la~rence County's • II' thl id 1 d • 1 ~ reg istered. 992·3518 . a OW 8 0 8 Y 0 Cross." · PUBLIC ~OTICE 6·27-6tc ~ She recorded a verdict ' of . The under> iQned Wil l sell 01 accid tal d th Public sale .for c nh tt'le en e~ . f~Howlng motor vehi cle ro ·the EXCELSIOR Salt Wor~s , E. htQhe.s~ldder ~~ lime of sAle Contact Mr . Ja.nes Main Sl., Pomeroy. All kinds ..,. 1969 _,bier Amer ic an 2 or' Doyle (614) 256-6395. · Sedan. ser , no . A9 5060A120J27 :a ot satt woter pellets, water nuggets. block salt and own sate w i ll be held at the R ( , " l'' OR REASONS OF HONOR" H.The Rawlings Sons Co., 88 s : Ohio · River Salt, Phone 992· CROTONE: Italy (UPI) - Second St .• Middleport. Ohio at 3891. I ~ 00 p.m. on the 7th day of Ju~y 6-5-Hc nosarlo Gualtieri, . 75, ~tabbed l91 J, --....,--.........:..:: The undersigned reserves the his 70-year-<Jld wife to death r lg,t to bl~ . Thursday after learning she R · H · R&~llngs Sons Co , Middleport, Ohio was unfaithful to him 34 years ( 7 ~I I ·3·5 · ago, pollee said . Pollee said Gualtieri told The undersigned PUBLIC ~Ofi(E . w ill sen at ' them his Wife COnfided to him PUblic SOle for COSh lhe recenlly that she comm'llted following motor vehicle to the Wanted Notice -----·---:..."5·11 • •• ••• Notice • MONACO 2 DR. HARDTOP $279$ . '72 DODGE CHALLENGER ROAD BIKES TRAI L BIKES ·· PROFESSIONAL REAL ESTATt AP~AISER • $90000 TAKE YOUR CHOICE ........ -..--·-~·---·- ..•• 'IN' STOCK Bill Joe Johnson ftotlce ••• •• CARS ' -• •• •• 5t GALLI.POLIS ..CHRYSLER~ PLYMOUTH N. " . t7 - The Swiday Tlmq. Senllnl!l, Sunday •Jul~ 1 1973 • . I, 67 U - Com munitl Btrdt' homu 10 - Sow ' 110-Pror~oun 111- Sulta · 11 :z- Fruit (pl.) 114 - Pronoun Carpenter' a tool 117- S!Jppoae t 19 - Oatp lor breath 120- Ltlla\1 122 - Bogs down 116 - 124- Tiny 1~5 - Vanturuomt 1'26- Ctonr 12e-som 129-Lamanl 13 1- Solicitude 13 2-Equallty 133-MICIW 181 - ,,,~ Mattaru .. dla 46- Printer's mtUUfl skeleton Short jack.el Wtr god 50-lean-to 51- Graves lone 52 - Ornldlan 53- Flbe• ol yarn $5 _:_ Cntngu 56- Pronoun ~ 7 - Fiber pi tnt 58 - Fur· b111.a rln" marnmala 61 - .Trlal OO WN 63- Employed 6-4- Afternoon Paru of 48 49 - 4 - No te ol tcale 5 - Auempl 6 - .0ru t ou tcry 7-At tar screen e- Glrl't name 9- Note of scale 10- Flnlah 11 - Game q - Time gone by 13 -:- threa - toed "'IIC ihl 14 ~ Symbol ror thoro n 15 - Oanudll 16-Du ltperton 17 - Anger 18-Symb ollo r tellur iu m 19 - WIre leu 20- DrOpay 27 - Orgtn ol hurtng •,••-,study c losely h1s hand. He led a 1unctuatlon 'th th h h t rnaiks m- OIPhlhOng 125 - ~· · t thud club your partner respOnds one at the ac~ spade. What do you do now? would have lo come _up but Answer Monday Foltower:or Arlul 70 ~ Auul tn plain 71- Seuon Ol yur 73 - Exgeltronr 132 - Everyr••n 13-4 - Un!tol · Port ugua .. frua cou ntry Twtat currtncy 75- Fro ck 71- Watched 137- Metalatranda tec·retty 78- DtmiQI 130- Vefllct.. · 140 - Mttaii\IL.lt 136- Encomium t•'•- 60 - Debatable IMPERIAL 'SPECIAL M1r1h 145-Muaureof .. 61- Jt.lllrmatlvl ' 83 84 - Con)•mcllol'l Maket la ce 87 - Straight lint cu ttlng\ a curve 89 - Thin aoupl 90- Minutl!i groove 91-Sounds a horn ~:z - Young girt N o~• • b~ ope 129- Heats 131- Moun tt lr. 93- e Bound together 6!1- Tradars 74 - Wl 126- Ba c k. o! .necK 1'27 - Roam a 130 - parlin 1 - Loo k f i ~C.edty '_ 2 - B Iem ta h 3 - Likely ace of diamonds to lead a oroduco hoot second club West played the A-Bid three no-trump. You 1 12- Bund1a • · . haye. the unbid suit pickled. ' , 13- Roll bl<d etght. He knew lhat hts part. ns-s1cmanner's nine was showing a : T~DAY'S QUESTION .oloono . singleton or doubleton. Y~u hold: 116-W intar v•ll•cle Bac k m · dummy . agam . • ,AQ76 ¥KQ985 •A2 tlo63 _, 8 _ ,,,;,.,.,.., 11 throuoh w11~r ~uth had no way t~ get to Again you open one heart and Zota W'llijht HB- hhn'a name 147- Hawa il tn 1 wreath 148 - Malt awan 149 - Container A. continent Hi 1- (tbbr,) 153- Note ol acalt ~.hn ' • name (tbbrJ 157- Conj unction 95- Man 's ntma 96- Pertaining to the nny Hi 5 - SMITH BUICK, . INC. UPPER Rl q GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Services Offered Services Offered DEAD STOCK 15.00 Service Chargo Will rerriove your-dead horse and cows Call Jatk$on 286-4531 ROOF lN G Shingles 14x70 All electric J bedroom - front kitchen with wet bar & hutch option. Early American furniture. two door frost -free . refrigerator, Early American dinette, deluxe master bedroom, bay windows front & rear , plumt,Jed for washer, wired for dryer ; house-type fr~nt · door, storm door , storm windows & screens throughout, green HI -Low carpet & . pad throughei\)t , · house-type windows, National Fire Code in windows in bedroom, hurricane tie down strps , copper wlr'e throughout, U. L. approved, 2"x4" wall sluds on 16" center, 2"x6" floor joists on 16" center. Services Offered and Spouti ng , 'D. P. MARTIN & Son Wale/! and Buildup · Delivery Service . Your .t-lotroofs. Free Es timate - · 26 yr . ex perience . . Jam~s patronage wi ll . precla ted. Ph . be ~46 - 0463. ap - Marcum, Vinton, Ohi'o . 36Q· · 2 11 8114. ' . ' 62·11 . 1'HOMAS F.AIN - - - r - - - - - ' ---"- '• EXTERMINATING CO. Torml lo & Post Control ALBERT EHMAN Whoelorsburg, Ohio Wafer O.eltvery Service Patriot Star Rt ., Galli polis ' ' Roto Rooter Ph . 319-2133 SEWER arid Drain Cleaning 243·11 Na·t l onnl Serv ice no~ .available lo_cnlly , For on 1 BOB LANE ' S. comp lete kind of stopped up drn ln, ce~' Bookkeeping an'tl Tox Scr.' _675-5195. 24 hour S..lv , v ice, 424 11'2 Fourth Ave ,, 307 II ·Kanauga . Business by ap. ~olotment. Ph . "6· 1049 Me~ RAW C(>MPANV Pleaso call alter 6 p.f" . BULLOOZEil. 17 a ~ kl,uo and · 278-11 lnnd clonrlng Md ScjJIIC tnn~ 446.- 1502, 388'11'1 30, ' --:B :-:A_N_K_S_T:-R-E,-,Ec-.S-E-~-V-1C .:..£..:.._. I · tOo t1 ,,, FREE esllinates. liability lh· ~urancc . . Pruning. trimming, PAINTING, lntor)or , hrl d UX· ttnd Cllv lty work, tree ~nd to.rlor. r110f f'"lnfl"~ · gufloro slump rcmo"al. Ph . 446-4953. rcpolru<J Md l!~lnf•1cl. F' OU 73 -1[ estlmntijt, all 4<1/, 1~ ,3 . __:____,_ 153 12 MOTORIS'T MUTUAL INSURANCE The beat Insurance at the best price . For' avto, homo,busl neu and life. Ray Howk, agent, 446·2300, 541 ~th Ave. .--:-~ L~~ fJ V,b THIS WAY... EXTERMHAL lERMITE AND PESl CONlROL SERVIC.E PIOV Idu Ill. CLitUI tntlhDd tlf r!ddln• ro ur pr o J~tll~ ol term1tu or otht~r dutr uc rl~i m it •nd .Mu· m~ltn lhh U IV,I o ~ In wdtliJW ror 5 vunj.• bi C ~I d hy 1, cnmbln,d u)h , .,~1¥' of ow•r ~~ mii iiP!I dolfnt ·. Toll I prDll r. tlo n' 1l Jc·w t"l l- 11 ~1 tttm a. Our ma ny tllbf!td c!l t nh didn't ~~• lt · •nv ~ther war Why t hould yg ~7 · FOR AFREI ESTIMATE O'Dell Term ite. Service · WHY PAY MORE? Delivered & set up within Miles of Pomeroy. . · 3 Ton Central Air so $SSSnoo U lnstalled- $725.00 "The Buck Stops Here" _ __ . • Larry's Mobile Home Sales .'; 600 W. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio LARRY EVANS ,;Next to Jones Boya" ' ·. 992-7777 FRANKG~EEN 150-If. ' , •' I ' I I 1"'\; ' �J ' .' ... ·Qrl";{"'~;;;~~~~";.t Bell retiring~---7~'*-=-£~ "';;"'~ :1 i~B.~.;2~~.f! ~ e~, e~Jll.gS 0 I GAUJPOLIS - Mrs. Dale than 41 years of service In the Durkee, ' Ohio Bell chter · ~lephone Industry . Sll• will be operator, will retlr~ from the honored at an open house finn next montt .after more ,Tuesday, July Jl, from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. Miss Dorothy Fourman or ·Springfield has been named to succeed Mrs. Durkee. Mrs. Durkee· began her telephone care er as an operator in Gallipolis. She moved to senior operator in 1942 and l~ter ' served as supervisor . ln 1946 she was promoted to assistant chief operator and has been fl Gallipolis chief operator since 1958. Born in Northup, Mrs . 1\mericnn Legion Auxllla t·y and Telephone Plonr.rs or 1\mericn. She and her llusbnnd reside nt ~J Cednr St. MillS ~'out'JHan joined Ohio jjeJI as an operator at Colwnbus in 1941. She moved.to Dayton · in 1948 as a traffic supet·vtsor and was appointed · supervisory records clerk in the plant department in 1961. A year later she was promoted to assistant records supervisor Rlld moved , t o, records super\olso•· in t!Ml6. She has been group chief operator at Springfield since t967. Anative of Columbus she Is n graduate of South High School Durkee, theformerid~ Carter, and atten ded Ohio Sta le is a life resident of Gallia University. She resides al 579 County. She is ·a member of Jay Drive. Like a good ne~bor, StateFatm 1: is there.----. . For help with all your family insurance needs, see: Caroll K. .Snowden Park Central HoteJ Bldg . Second Ave . Gallipolis, Oh io Phon e 44, ·4290 Hom e446-451i .. JIAII f.UM ' . Steto Fo1m lnmonce C<!mpanitl Homo Oilicos: Bloomington, Illinois lt!ISUI.t,hiC\,,' MRS. DURKEE MISS FOURMAN THE BIG NEW '73 PONTJAC SALE ' CONTINUES I . DON'T '" MISS IT! • TREMENDOUS ,, DISCOUNTS 0 SPRJNGFI F.:LO. Ohlo Hobbins & Myers, Inc,. today •·eported a subsluulial lm provetltenl In both Sllies and earnings for tho nine IIIOnth pt•riod ended Mny 31, 1973. Tli.e co mpany reported consolidated sales of $49 ,627,3$3 compared lo $37.11!10,577 for the same period u year ago - an increase of over 30 pet. Net income for the nihe month period amounted to $t,7!1:1,287, or $1.58 per share, against '$100,695, 01" $0.17 per share a yea r ago. Third quat·ter earnings of $0.70 per share became lhe fifth con· secutive quarter of continued earnings improvement. Commenting on the results, Fred G. W all, president , said "Continuing strong incoming orders .and "present backlog in all divisions will enable us to "finish our year with a good fourth quarter. " He fw·ther staled that while pleased with the resulls experienced this year , tho Company has not relaxed its effort to solve the signifi cant problems faced dw·ing the past seve•·al years. Mr . Wall summed up saying, "Many of the operating imprq.vement programs · now bein g Imp lemen ted will provide a strong base [OI' futurt sal es and . earnings performance.'' As previously reported, R & M acquired .Ailing-Lander Compan y, a div ision of Garlock, inc., on June 1, 1973. Ailing-Lander's line of l arg~r speed reducer w1its directly complements _the " geat·motor product line of our New England Gear ' Division aod provides additional sales opportllhities . for the Electric Motor Group. Dtiring the last montli ; a contract was signed in the amount of $6,600,000 to supply su b-frac.tiona l motors to a major business mac hin e ~us tomer " over the nexl two yea rs. This will allow the " Electric Motor Group to pian production and materials more effectively over the term of the Tho 1,16i>ln.nd Crane Division and llle Moyno Pumtl Division or the Industrial Products Gro up w·e mnklng solid 'galns · ' ' in sales and ear 0in~8 . Titc Hunter Divlaion has shown increQses I~ beth ·saleS and eurnlngs this y~ur. A major '· ' :-, SALE! MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT Boys Boys Boys Boys 3.95 2.95 2.49 1. 95 Knit. Knit K"nil Knit Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts ·- · - - · · • - · · · · - · .. • · - • Sale Sale Sa le Sa le 2.97 2.00 1.63 1.33 I Sizes29to•2waist -solld colors · plalds -slrlpes. Excellent selection ot styles. Includes our entire stock . .BOYS .SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS · Sizes 8 to 20 in a fin e se lection of styles permanenl press · sol id and paHern s . a ll .. Buy now for you..-___back-lo-sc hool needs . BOYS 4.95 SHIRTS - SALE 3.44 BOYS 3.95 SHIRTS · •• SALE 2.97 BOYS 2.95 SHIRTS S.ll LE 2.00 ._.._ •.:-.~-·~·~·-·-·---... ---~-~·~~--~-·-,---\ Independence Day Sale GLIDDEN .. 1 ·PAI'NTS '. · Sa le pri.c es.on famous · ... Salin, Lustre , Latex · ena m el, ' .STEREO , quality Gli~d~n Sprep urethane, ~eg . Reg . Reg.. Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg. 'ALBUMS Our e ntire slac k is ' ncluded i~ this sa le. ' 15 .95 14.95 13 .95 12.95 11.95 Knit Knit Knit Knit Knit 10.95 Knit 9.95 Knit STOCK NO. Turr11a Brown with white top, soft ray glass (all), front and rear floor mats, alr ·con· dltlonlng, 2 BBL 350 Eng .,. power steering, delu)(e wheel covers, AM radio, door edge ' vinyl body si de moldings. rubber bumper strips, vinyl trJm. remote control mirror , power disc bri!lkes, front and rear bumper guards. STOCK NO. 73-72 · Good selection of sizes, styl es and colors. .. . . . MENS SHIRT.S •. · ~ ~ :. ... . -~ - SAL.E 6.4~ MENS '7.95·· SHt'QTs·· , · . SALE 5.84 -· . .:. . ·sA~E 5.14 · MENS 6.95 SHI'RlS - SALE "4.34 , · MENS 5.95 SH.I RTS - · 2.77 : SALE · ME·IIIS · 3.95: .~H. l~S • SALE 3.14. MENS 4.95 SHIRTS··, - - Ml:NS 2.95 SHIRTS .: . SALE 2.00 8.9S BESTFORM SUMMER SALE Reg . 5.00 Antron Ill Girdle Sale 3.99 r Reg. 3,50 fully padded Antron Bra Sale 2.99 Reg. 3.00 Natural padded Anlron Bra Sale 2. for 5.00 ~, $2995 SALE PRICE JEB MAGRUDER , once Presi· dent Nixon's deputy c.11mpalgn director, look s intent during FACTORY S.TICKER PRICE Watergate 4226.00. 1531.60 1 BO.B REES PONTIAC OISCOUNT Washington . SALE 3.. 48 SALE 2.78 SALE 2.08 , •• FACTORY STICKER PRICE DISCOUNT .GRAND PRIX HT COUPE Cannon Royal ANO THER side moldings, protective rubber strips. front NEW FACE 11 !h e fl oor m_als, air condltlon cn g1 AM radio, front · W~ile Houu' i1 retired Maj . Gen : John C. Bennett , He h power brakes. depu t y to Gen . Alh ttnde r M Haig, Pruident Nh:on'1 ch lui or staff. and rear bumper guards, power steering . SALE PRICE SAfARI 2 SEAT WAGON 4 DR. White with wood trim, air , full ; equipped. , Mesa fully Factory Stick er Price Sl407.40 ' ~,, Bob Ree s Pontiac Di scounts 812.40 Stock No. 7l-61 ~ I' ' -. \. \\ Factory sticker PriceiS48o os GRANOVILLI 2 OR. HARDTOP Bob Rees Pontiac Discount 1.9Js:oo white. Cordova lop, a ir, Stock NO . 1l-61 SALE PRICE Factory Slicker Price 14775.90 CATALINA HARDTOP CPE. Bob Rees Pontiac Oiscount 1 780.90 Burma Brown with Camec white top, ' air, tully equipped. · · Stock No. 73-ll . SALE PRIC:E WXURY LeMANS· 2 DR. HARDTOP Florentine Red Dark Bur11undy top, air, tul ly equipped. Factory Sticker Price $4540.6(1 Bob Rees Pontine Oiscouot ~ 19S . ~o stock No. 7H8 SALE PRICE $3945 · HANDBAGS E; lbe rfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse ' OUR ENTIRE Women's.Fall Dresses STOCK OF SPRING SALE PRICES ON MISSES • JUNIORS ~amity ' ~EATHER-LITE NO-IRON ·SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES ' ' In solid color and print 130 no-iron sheets. . Twin -full -queen sizes. WOMEN'S BLOUSES · HALF SIZES SALE lJ2 PRrCE Ove r 400 Dresses and Pantsuits in lh is se lection . BIG SELECTION OF REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES. ,. I'll one 446 - l~lj j ,._ '· · Gallipoli$. Ohio I .. Let's keep alive our faith Gasoline rationing near ~l f:l One-Of-A-Kind Items Se lected from Our Reg ular Stock FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET •' AND A.T ELBERFEI,DS MECHANIC STREET WAJfEHOUSE . LBERF UNHAPPY !' he a•yt, but John Connally certainly doean 't look It, He ftelt • blt soured on hll rolo at pruld • ntlal td\llur. '( ne P':f!Si.dent expects food · basket cheaper ·- by_fall Bridge dangerous place r· .Cry .for help . REG. '1379 WALN~T DIN IN~ ROOM SUITE. ................................... ................... SALE 1799 REG. '749 FOUR PIECE BEDROOM SUITE .. ,.................. ... ~ ....................... :....... SALE 1449 REG. '688 TRADITIONAL LIVING ROOM SUITE .. . ......... ,................. ............. :....... SALE 1388 .REG. '479 THREE PIECHIVING ROOM SUITE.. ................................................. SALE 1269 • REG. 1449 TWO PIECE MODERN LIVING ROOM SUITE ........................................... SALE '249 REG. 1419 DARK PECAN 4-PC BEDROOM SUITE.. ................. ~ ................... .......... SALE '244 REG. '419 TWO PIECE GREEN LIVING ROOM SUITE.. ........................................... SALE 1239 REG, '359 MODERN WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE.. ................. , •. :......... ~ .............. ... SALE 1238 REG. '319 THREE PIECE WALNUT .BEDROOM SUITE ................. ............. .... ... ..... ... SALE 1199 REG. ~319 GOLD/RUST ! WHITE MODERN SOFA .. .................... ........................ ;.: .• SAL£" 1177 REG. '319 HOUNDSTOOTH CHECK NYLON SOFA .............. ..... ... .'..... .. , ........ : ......... SALE 1177. . I . . . . • REG. 298 BLUE/GREEN TRADITIONAL SOFA .............. ...................... .......... ..... :.. SALE '169 REG. '199 SLEEPER CHAIR ........ :.;.................................. ,......................... SALE 1109 REG. '199 CHAIR AND OTTOMAN ........ ... :.. ................................................... SALE 1109 REG. '119 OCCASSIONAL CHAIR ......................................................... .......... SALE '70 REG. '89 BOUDOIR CHAIR ........................................ ;............ ~ .................. SALE 149. REG . '79 BOUDOIR CHAIR .. .'..... •...................................................... : ......... SALE '45 REG. '69 BOUDOIR. CHAIR ................. :....................... : .... : ............................ SALE 139 COMf SEE US AT, ,, Corner Third & Court st. cl .. Our entire stock of summer blouses and shirts is in cluded. Furniture Department -. Third Floor BOB REES PONT.IAC, ..INC. ~ .. Car sideswiped SALE PRICES PREVUE SALE • ... . $5503.90 . ts FURNITURE SALE - -- ent1ne ~ r $ SALE PRICE. • .. .~· 4879.90 ' 1 784.90 1 BOB RE E& PO NTIA C . lj... 7\.Tews ,·n Br.l e..f. ::~ J Si.'~.! Our best selling, solid color area rugs now. at sale prices. · Big selection of all ~ _ popular sizes. 100 pet . nylon : All first 'quality . Sizes 12xl5 to 12x2l. Big se lection of co lors . HANDBAGS whll.e·wall tires. door edge guards , vinyl body .. . in $3695 SALE PRICE Ascot Silver with Black Cordova Top, ooft ray windshield, remote control mirror, G78x tl / proceedings Approximately 250 alumni and guests attended the first annual Meigs High · School ·. Alumni dance Saturday night at Meigs High School. The gym was decorated with maroon, gold, and while streamers and silhouettes of graduates along the wails. A large maroon ·" M" with gold background was spotlighted. During a short business meeting officers elected for the coming fear were president; Steve Sian ley ; vice-president, Rick Morris; secretary, Becky Taylor Tannehill, and treasurer Nancy · Jo Mayer Clatworthy. "WHALE" provided the music for dancing which lasted ·~ ~1 1 AREA RUGS ROOM SIZE RUGS On our entire stock . Sizes 10 to 52. r . ground, but was not hlt or intimidation or BIISBU II." Gloss added, "We hope that kicked," this incident wlil make our Searls added the contract local Ia w enforcement people ollered by the company wllil aware of the need to monitor. turned down by the union body ·activities on the picket line so with M percent voting against that such incidents will not the contract acceptance and 1l5 recur. oercent voting to accept. Carl Searls, president Qf Searls stated the union · was .Local 42~. contacted the' ready to tajk with company ·media this morning, to give officials at any time but to his Warner was removed. by his version of the lnci- , kliowledge no meetings had ambulance to the Holzer dent: been set, Searls said he hopes Medical' Center at Galli polis, . "When Warner and three the strllte will be peaceh1l and Ohio, other men came out to where a new contract can be Plant manager, GioiiS, in a ·the pickets were gathered one negotiated soon. statement today, said : of the men asked Warner If he , The Sporn plant is continuing "We are appalled at llle came' oui to instigate trou- to operate today despite the assa ult coming !rom our own bl e · and . Warner at- strike and Gloss said that people while we respect their legedly pushed the pick- supervisory personnel will rights to strike and engage in el who' !hen asked Warner continue to operate the plant. peaceful picketing. We think it the same question again and· "We expect to keep It on the is essl)lltial that they also was shoved again by Warner line and produce electric power respect OU{ rights to enter and · willl llle picket then . push· willlout interruption of service leave tl!e plant without fear of ing Warner who feU to the (Continued onpa]!e"8) from 9 tin til 1. Businesses and' organizations which donated material to make the dance a success were Young's Market, Jones Boys, M and R Grocery, Mark V, Betsy Ross, Heiner's, Simon's Market, A and P, Spencer's Grocery, Welker's Poultry, D and D Meats, Devoted To The lnteN!ItA Of The Meig•·Maaon Area . I • Evelyn's Grocery, Five Points Market, Gibbs' Grocery, Miller ' Brothers' Grocery, Grow 's VOL XXV . NO. ~5 . · POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONE 99Z·2156 · TEN CENlS . MONDAY, JULY 2, 1973 Steak House, Village Pharmacy , Soutpern Ohio Electric .•~;:-;::::::~:~:::::::::::::::::~:::-.::::::::~;::::::::~:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:::;.:::::::::::::::~.:::i:i:=:;:;~:::::::::::::::: Company, Farmers Bank and Savings Company, . Pomeroy :\\l · W Na tional Bank, Citizens · NN · W Na tional Bank, Shammy's, :? As I dose out iny year as Americanism Chairman of the =~~ ·Sacred Heart Catholic Church iii' American Legion Auxiliary, I re-affirm my faith and love :iii and the Quality Print Shop. ~ for our America. I know of no better way to dramatize my :;:; COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) similar to ones used during federal administration, lllat is some · localized problems :~ good fortune of being an American Citizen at this eructal :;:; ~~w:::::::;:;:o;:::::::::::::::::::::.;::::::::::··::::;::::·::: : ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·.::::::::::::j;:· (:~ lime In ·history tha'n to emphasize my love and respect for :::: At least 'two Ohio oil company Wqrld War U. The printing the way it will e!Jd up," he said. across the nation, . we a~e ·"' executives predicted today office today denied it has "I kliow ration books have serving llle public. our American flag this 4th of July. it ?as6line rat ioning will printed such book.j. already been printed and are "But if the demand for j • • . Sol"ellmes it Is forgotten that the American Leeton and i!i! probably be implemented on a "U we don't . cut down. on ready to distribute." · ,. . .. "·-W 1\uxlllary is ln~rnatlonal In scope with units in France, ;:;; gasoline"continues to increase Ross said didn't see at the 7 pet. rate It did this year • ;:;: Germany, Belgium, Puerto Rico, tlie Canal Zone, Okinawa ;!;! nationwide scale and one gasoline u sage there is no way By United Press International ;!;: and the Phllippies, and there are many foreign units hosy ;!;! executive . predicted the short of rationing to cure the rationing as a probablllty this over last year and If the i::on. COLUMBUS - A FOUR-YEAR.{)LD BOY .was bitten and · :i:: throughout the Unl~ States. rationing will occur Ibis year. shortage," said Walcutt. "The ,Year, but saw such a program sumer doesn't Cllt his gasoline . · ;:;: . ,•,• seriously wounded by a gigantic 60-pounil rat-like rodent at the consumption by as little. as ii' There Is a teuxe atmosphere In our beloved country at :~i Dean Walcutt, executive vice demand has outpaced the .more likely next summer. Columbus Zoo Sunday afternoon . Jason Estep of Newark, Ohio. :::: this partlcular time, and there are grim looks on tbe fal-es •::: president of the Certified Oil supply. "W e are already into July even One gallon per car per . . stuck his arm Ill rou gh a chain linlr fence where capyb;u-a - o,ne « "! don't' advocate rationing, and the heavy driving season:• week, then llle gasoUne supply ~: o{ those we meet, but this is a God fearing country, so let us :!:l C,., one of the slate's major of the largest species of rodents on earth - was housed. The boy j;i join in prayer with all people everywhere that there will be )i~ ind'!JlC!ldent gasoline retailers, but knowing the present Ross · said, "and except for will run short," he ·said. · was bitten on the upper Jell arm. ~; peace upon this earth and within each and every heart. ~l and John Ross, senior vice . The capybara, abou\ lbe.slze of a large dog but resembling a Let's keep alive a faith in the Integrity of our country. t~ president of the Standard · Oil rat, is a native of South Americ~. "The ·one that bit the boy :;? We of the American Legion and Auxiliary believe in ~ Company of Ohio, .blamed an weighed about 60 pounds "said Joseph Myers, offiCi! manager of :$" An}erica! -~ increase in the demand for :-:~ « the zoo. "It's one of the largest rodents on earth. " :~ Mrs. Edith Fox, Clifton, W. Va., Americanism !$ gasoline, co upled wittn short :* Chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster ~ supply, for possible rationing. CHILLICOTHE, OHIO - !N A RESCUE reminiscent of U. S. ~;: Post, No. 39. Waicutt said he had receivec · · !~ ~ 1\rmy · ':Ranger" techniques, a deputy sheriff used a rope to w information from Washington ·descend 200 feet down a cliff and rescue two stranded motmtain :l:;;~=~=~=~=~~::::: :-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: : :::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:~:::~:i:;:l;~; that the Government Printing . ,. . climbers near here Sunday afternoon. Ross County Deputy Office in Washington 'had SAN CLEMENTE, Calif . . drop this autumn under the food prices. But meanwhile, we ~ eriff John R. Grubb rescued Charles Barnett, 21, Chillicothe, prep~red ~everal\ million (UP!) - President Nixon said impact of the biggest wheat are paying In higher· food · and Donald Salley Jr., 21, Waverly, from precarious positions on gasoltne · ratwnmg books - Sunday · that food prices will crop ever and a harvest prices for the combination of Coppers Mountain, about 18 miles west of this southern Ohio swollen byAOmillion acres of limited supply and greater 'community. additional farm land. worldwide dell)Snd." Barnett and Salley became stranded about 500 feet up llle In a 13-mlnute nationwide He predicted the greater mountain - not able to climb higher or get back down. Barnett radio address, Nixon promised supply of farm products "Would Two traffic accidents - one Rt. 2, was traveling northeast slipped down the mountain and fell abe ut 300 feet. He suffered a hitskip - were investigated when she lost control of her car Two traffic accidents, both A three car accident oc- to keep the across-the-board also ease llle ban on exports of cuts and bruises. Salley managed to att ract help. - by the Meigs County Sheriff's .,a nd turn ed over , slopping near the Pomeroy-Mason curred at 7·:38 p.m. at the stop price freeze, which has antago- food, which has upset some of .·Dept. Saturday night. upside down. Mrs. Musser Bridge, )'ere investigated by light at the bridge. Ella Mae nized some businessmen, 11 as this nation's foreign buyers . SAN CLEMENTE, CALIF . - PRESIDENT Nixon signed "In the long run, the one ;lot 7:39 p.m. on SR 124 at stated tha t an oncoming car llle Pomeroy Police Saturday. Norton , 42, Minersville, and short as possible." legislation Sunday cutting off funds for U. S. military in- Cooks Gap Hill, Rutland Twp., forced her to lose controL Mrs. At 3:52p.m. Chester Wigal, Edward Russell , Jr ., 35, He said his advisers are thing--lind the only thing-that volvement in Indochina Aug. 15 but warned he will ask for Edna V. Long, Columbus, was Musser was cited to court, .18, Middleport, was travelling Tuppers Plains, were sloppped currently consulling willl con- will keep prices down Is ~uf- . authority to continue the American war effort after that da~ if traveling east when an charged with driving while south on West Main St. when in line for a red light when sumer, business and labor llclent supply to meet the he believes it necessary. Susie Clemens, 59, Mason, Sarah Drake Hendricks, 56, groups on PhaseFour.The new demand ; coupled with unidentified car went left of xicaled. Nixon plates· his signature on a package of bills that also • cen~r lo sideswipe her vehicle, . attempting to turn left into the New Haven, ran into the rear or policy, which will apparently responsible fis cal and provided for raising Social Security benefits next year and and went on. Dairy Valley, went inlo the U1e Russell car. The impac t involve stronger controls than monetary policies," he adde~. continued government spending and bOrrowing authority . The path of Wigal's car . caused it to hit the rear of the those of Phase Three, will be The incident is still under LOCAL TEMPS legislation was pasied Saturday by Congress and flown to tlie investigation. No injuries were . Temperature in · downtown There was mediwn damage Norton vehicle. Th~re was "com pr e he nsiv e a nd Since his arrival here nine Western White House for Nixon's signature. The compromise reported. days ago, Nixon has remained Pomeroy Monday was 60 to both vehicles. Mrs. Clemens niediW)l damage. Mrs. Hen- realistic," he said. measures had averted a stalemate that had threatened to leave Nixon said he was "pleased on the grounds of the California At 8:53 p.m. oh Deno Road, degrees, under sun ny skies at was citod for failure to yield dricks was cited for assured government agencies willlout operating funds when the 1973 Virginia F. Musser, Pomeroy, 11 a .Ill. right .of way. . clear distance. to be able to report that White House, lending to official ' fiscal year ended al midnight Saturday . Ame.rlcans generally are business. He was to preside at cooperating in making the I :30 p.m. EDT ·today at the · PHNOM PENH -· U. S. WARPLANES carried out heavy freeze a success. Prices are swearing in of James R. . · bombing raids within a 20-miie ra di us of Phnom Penh today, being held. We are determined Schlesillf!er as secretary of · supporting government troops battling Communist forces north that prices wlll continue to be defense, and oonier with him and south of the capital. held. The wheat crop this year on Pentagon ·matters. The deep rumble of bombs bursting reverberated through is expected •to be the biggest The President was spending Phnom Penh during lhe nighf, awakening residents of the city on ever . The many measures we some time relaxing with his the llath consecutive day of intense U. S. air .activity over have taken to Increase ·the wife and two daughters who Cambodia . supply ·of farm commodities- flew here for a vacation. including the release of more · Nixon has not been in touch BETHESDA, MD. - PRESIDENT NIXON provided a than 40 million additional acres with H. R Haldeman, his By Cay Cross military aircraft to send the body of slain Israeli diplomat Col. for farm production- will ousted chief or. slafl, who is 'SEOEMS Director, PR Yosef 1\ion to his homeland today, and bolstered security around eventually Iring more farm staying in a $750,000 borrowed all members of the Washington diplomatic community . products to the market, an~ · horne some 30 miles from here, GALLIPOLIS - "Emergency Medical Service - May l help The FBI said it ,did nol know whether 1\lon, the 11eputy you?" And it came ... a cry for help. "A baby:s been run over ! will provide reliet a~ainst high his aides said. •· military attache of Israel's embassy, was the victim of crime or . TI1e laun.dromat. Come quick - Please!" .., terrorism when he was shot to death outside his suburban Washin&~on home Sunday . In Israel, the military colllmand first "Her full name is Jacqueline Rebecca Flood and we call her • blamed Arab terrorists butialer said it did not kn ow. A\on, a 43 , Becky. She was born on February 10, 1972 and has never really year-old father of three daughters, was str~ck five times in the been sick or ahyt!ling." These \'(ere the words of Mrs. Robert J. chest as he returned home from a Iprivate party early Sund ~y Flood, a.molher looking back on a terriblesexperience . An ex. with his wife. porlence that would have been tragic had il nol hwn for t~e c ' SALE PRICES CATALINA HT ~COUPE Florentine Red with Burgundy "cordova top, burgundy vi nyl tr im, soft ray glass Iaiii', front and rear floor m ~ts,. remote con trol mirror, H78xtSwhitewall tires. AM ra dio, air conditioning, 2 BBL 400 engine, delu xe wheel . covers, door edge guards, vinyl body side moldings, protective rubber bumper strips, power steering , power brakes, front and rear bumper guards. . STOCK NO. 73-65 1 • LeMANS 4 DR. HT 73-67 gu~rds, 332.70 1 l MEN'S . . SHORT SLEEVE SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS Just Received! DAYTIME DRESSES 1 BOB REES PONTIAC OISCOUNT ENJOYING THE FIRST Meigs Hi~h School Alumni dance Saturday night were Melanie Hackett; Eddie Young, Steve Hartenbach, Brori Dailey, John Tbomas, ·eathy Yates Swartz, anrt Jerry Swartz, lei! to right. Alumni frolic INDEPENDENCE DAY SALE WOMEN'S SHlFT GOWNS 3327;70 FACTORY STICKER ' htCE Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks • - • is on strike, and the media , through pillicc rec,ords, oi:>taincd the name of the alleged a.~SII ilant asj)a"vid Frye, Rt. 1, Letart, who was arrested on a warrant charging felonious assault. Frye was released on a $500 hond for ltis appearance on July 5 before Justice 'or Peace Hobert Peoples . ... Womens "Pnroola/n Blue with white cordova top, 2 BBL 350 'Eng., power steering . trim rings, dual horns, root drip moldings, side wi ndow reveal moldings, rocker panel moldings, body side moldings. custom carpets, "remote mirror, lurbehydramatlc transmission, E78xl4 WW sprint front end, AM rad io,' door edge guards, body side moldings. Sate· 12 .67 Sale 11.87 •. - Sale 11.17 Sale 10, 47 Sale 9':67 Sale 8.87 Sale 8.17 - Sale 7.47 16 ;95 Knit Slacks ... spred gloss, Gel-Flo Hou sepaint . 5LACK 5 D • EJJ . Sizes 6 to 18 - inc I udes our ent(l"e stock . VENTURA 4 DR. SEDAN 73,72 --·--'1 ' f.-··-~-·-··--.··-··-·--,.-,-·,_;;,..;:;,..;.;~...:.._..:.~.;:.,_,:._~-~·;._..,...;__~-·-·-;~-----...... •. STOCK NO. Jlalph E. Warner, Assistant ' iil1111ager or the Philip Sporn Plant at New Haven, was Injured libo u't J p.m. Sunday , in an incident at the entrance Ill the strike-bound plant, according to E. H. Gloss, ' Plant Manar•r . The plant i" being struck by · mem bers of the Utility Workers of America, Local 426, w(lo walked-out Saturday at midnight after expiration of their two-year conlract .~ 'The strike affects 213 utility workers. ' Warner, along with three olller supervisors, was seeking to mark Ule property line near the plant entrance when he was allegedly knockeJ to the ground by a pi cket, then ki cked . The assailant was identified by eye witnesses as an employee at lhe plant, who INDEPENDENCE DAY. SALE MOND . A·Y, JULY- 2, ."•.30. TO·5 PM BOYS .KNIT S~IRTS AND TANK TOPS •. Violence at Sporn t!'e ELBER,fELDS. IN POM~ROY REG. 4.98 GOWNS · REG. 3.98 GOWNS REG.' 2.98 GOWNS On All New Pontiacs In Stock. Choose Yours While Selections are Great. Assistant man er m·ured Utiers of equipment and . pro~ucis In comfort con• contrlbutl~ n . to the [Ill- ditlonlng, eleclrlc and gear • provemenf has come from the drive 1\!0tors, fiuld transport s~ccessful. introduction of and . material handling ~ now "EXL" 1lne of economy- equipment. • · · Our ·entire stock -of po lyester -colton"shift gowns is included in th is sa le. ' • • TUES.DA Y, JULy 3, 9:30 TO 5 •. was answered .Mr. Nixon· should tell nation all I ava ilability of tOIHluality emergency care - Soulheusl Ohio's CHICAGO - Et.MER t.AYI'lEN, THE MOST famous of Emergency Medical Service. . WASHINGTON (UP!) Knule Rocklie's Four Horsemen backlield at Notre Dame in 1924· "I had just put the two ~ltls outside and turned my back · · Sen. Hubert H, Humphrey 25, died during the weekend in Chicago's Northwestern Memorial · when I heard Tammy scream "Becky,Beck)' I" i looke1foul and · believes Presiden t Nixon Hospital . Layden, 70, the National rootball's first c ommls.~ioner, I saw her I Becky ) ... I sa w the _par hit her ... I saw the oil pan should "come c)eah with the will be buried Tuesday. lleeky Flood, hit by a car strike her and turn her over ll ke'alitllc ball. American people" by telling · Amon~ those scheduled lollltcnd the funeral masirlmd burial ''I got to her and couldn't find a pulse . 1 thought she was are the last surviving members of the "fi"our Horsemen" what he knows about the dead. 1 wanted to scoop her up in my arms und hold her but Bullhe moment thai sta nds otit in the minds of the F.:MTs is Watergate scandat Sleepy Jim Crowley tmd Don Miller, bolh ~lhfbacks on the 1924 . sbmeone held ilie back. They said she shouldn't be moved . when Becky was ve ry carefully laid on the table in the The Minnesota Democrat, team. Also expected to attend t~ services Tuesday ore Rip "My next thought was to call my husba nd, and when I got em cr~ency •'oom imd her eyes nickered. Minutes later came a Nixon's opponent in the 1968 MHI~r, ctiuck Collins. and Adam WPish, the surviving membllfs back the .squad wus there." . • weak small cry and th. e n a strong hard squat!. 1\ painful cry, but a presidential electloh, said Sun. ·or ti10 "SCven-Mules," llie linemen who opened the way for the The squud : emergency medical technicians (EMTs ), at that sign of scared, WlKry life . A cry of relief - a joy to the sqtiud . · day he believed there was f'our Horsemen. They will ui!W serve us pullbearers at the 10 lime relatively new lo actually caring for life and lltnb. Their ' . . . historical preceden~·.. for· th6 ' a.m. moss at ~loly Narne Cnlhedral. trolnlng was not that far behlnd them . But it was complete and That trip hegan "'ecks orconeern for the Flood family. One President to make an "approgood enough to stay With \hem e~en al times 'like this when !m unbelievably long week wllll.Becky In the intensive care unit with priate appeara nce" In the CONTRACT RATIFIED . llll pirolor sho!j]d be used so she wouldn 't choke. The baby had a severe concussion and internal damage. Then weeks of . "appropriate forum.'' He said AKRON , Ohlo{ UPI) ..., The never moved recuperation. the . forum might be the Fires lone Tire and Rubber Co. ''l felt confident, but nil I could say wns 'Do something, Now it's nearly over. Becky will be okuy. There's lime to be Watergate grand jury or the Showers and thunderstorms announced .Sunday that · t~a please do something . Save her.' And U1ey clld !" pruclical and consider the cost. Their honest reaction lo the bill? &~nate Watergat ~ Committee. IJkely tonlgtlt, ending 'fuesduy. mnster ~ontracL wllh the 1\t the emergency room at Children'Hhe EM'I's were ntel at "!was amazed it was so low," said Mrs. Flood. "You can't · Humphrey's suggestion that \,()W tonight In UIO I!Os. High United Rubber Workers Union the door by doctors, technicia n&, nurses, o .radioio~l s r and an pu~ a'price on a life. · ··~-, · · llle President explain himself (UI{W) had bl'lln ratified . Tuesday In the tl(m. Oxygen illeraplst, all Wllililll! for Jie<:ky. " It was worth It - even moro.:~ echoed thll8e of leaders. of the Weathc·r Senate commlltee. The . committee Is ' In recess this !Vee~ for Collf!ress' oblervance of the Independence Day holiday. Last week the committee spent five days hearing the testimony-of John W, Dean Dl, the former White Hollll! coun~l. who charged. that Nixon was aware of the cover· llll of the Watergale aU.ir. The President" apparently . has not decided whether he will appear to answer . O,~n'• J charges: J. f'red B11zh!ll'dt Jr., •. special cotinlel to NlxQn, •ld In a weekend lntenlew · wttb The Wallhlngton Pottt thlt he did not know ·~u IJie Preeiclent Is going to IIIIW« OMit ." 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