http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a060476ea4da94dcb9b62e6485cfa79f.pdf cf06c54343ce89daf5fe4ed9efefbc4c PDF Text Text ' . 12- The Daily Sentinel. Middleourt-Pomerol . 0 .. Thursday. Apn l i. 19i B Committees named for bike event Hank Cle lan d , general cha irman for the Me igs Associatio n for Ret ardcd Citizens Hike-Bike has announced com mitt ees rtnd chairpersons for thi• year 's event slat'ed Saturday , April 29. . They are : Middlt·pvrt. Jess ie Mi ght ; Pome roy. Kathy Cleland : Ra ctn<'. Larry Ftsher : Rutland, Rea Roush : Chester area. Sharon Hein ; Route Comnut tee. Clarence Atherson : Safety Commtttee, Guv Hrsl'l l: Food Committee. l'hur k Blake. Servtn g as cllall'· persons in the sehoul dtstricts are Meigs '-<• Ca l, l.mda Eason , David Higgs. Greg Th qmas. Murray : Eastern District. Marlene Hein. Steve ca lling 992·3232 or 992-liOO!J. Riders are reminded they must ha\'e a sponsor to ride, l.iltl~ , Mark Nort on; and they arc riding at their Suu1hern Local. Lur1 Gum- own r isk . Ev'ery safe ty. ther . Jay Ord. Larry Fi sher. measure possible wtll pe A spC'c tal cummitlee (louse taken to insure a safe ride en ds 1 ts chaired by Nora and cooperation from all Easm1 Hnd Lm:lutles Jessi(• nders is requested . l\'t1 ~ht. and Rf.•a Housh. Check pui"nl " orkers Will be annuunced lat er and Maxine G\)eglcin 1s eh81rpr rson for tht s aspect. Ttwre wt ll be f1ve chrck Draw (Continued from pa~ 1)_ po nu s for this year's event. B. Downie. Pomeroy; Ed 'I11ey arc : Bradbury Schoo l Kennedy , Pomeroy : Teresa yard. Ft. Meigs for lunch,. Buckley, Reedsville; Donna Harn su rtvil\c Schoo l yard Davt dso n, Hutland ; Hazel K. whrl'(' H rt'frrshment brt•ak Stanley. Pomeroy ; Jean E. will be pr.i\'idcd . Zion Church Ke lley , Middl e port; ~ rou n ds fur an "Cn e r g~ break Raymond Co le. Pomeroy ; r:.xcet•"efl,;·e 1 candy. nnd a bnef ca tch up l.ula E. Clark, Harrisonville; Design and ~1 o p ·at th(' Me1gs Infirmary . Dona ld 1.. Moore , Pomeroy: Heg1strat 1un ts from 9 to 10 Jue Sisson. Pomeroy : Mary Qualii)' am . the d<i\' of the C\'Crtt. Th e Lavender , Syracuse : Mary nde will beg1n it t ap· Radford . Pomeroy : Harry Pomeroy prosuu atel.\' lO a.ni. from the Wo lson. Pomeroy: Cec il Flower I se nwr l' IIIZL'ns crnter in To ban, Pom eroy ; Earol d Ponwroy . The ndc shuuld be Dea n. Albany : Nora Cross, Shop cund udt•d by aboul ~ p.m. <.1\ Ha ci ne; Pearl Welker , Mrs . MilLard the St'flh ll' Cl\iZL'fl S center Pomeroy: John Chapman . Va nMeter . ~ Sponsu r s hN~t s ca n be nb· Albany ; Nurrrw n E Hysell. 99 1 1o3' 1 tamt•d :-tl the respe('tivc htgh P ~1111c r oy: Ron Arms. __o~:~~j _ schuu ls, Ckland Ht•a lt y or b~· Pomeroy: Hubart Newell. Chester: Hazel Roy. Racine : Prur ic ia Noel. Pomeroy : Helen Do rst . Tuppers Plains : EJltmett Dav is. Pomeroy : Loui se Bartels. Pomeroy : i; -l l I l I i ,_._.,...._,. Nallml Lond un, Sy r acuse; Dcburah Oh l in~er. Pomeroy : Audra Wells. Pomeroy : Carl F. . Mttrh , Pnmer.oy ; Roger Epple. Minersville: Ma rgie Bencdu m, Hccdsvi lle : John T. Bla ke, Middleport ; Ray Darst. Che shi re: Vi rg il Ru ush , PomProy ; Wendell Hoo pe r . Ha rri so n vill e: Del be rt Our s, Portland : Glenn Jcwr\1. Albany and Ar a Carsey, Albany. Attending were Judge John C. Ba co n. Frerland Norris and Lauren Hoffm an, jury Larry comm issio ne rs. Spencer, Mnlcne Harrison, Nrlltc Brow.n and Ma ndy Lefebre. deputy sheri ff. LOS ANGELES ( UPI) stri king a large object tD the scene. The spokesman collided protruding intD the track said the heavy rain and mud with an object protruding .space from a flatcar on a made it difficult to remove the Injured. from a freight train on a siding. The injured were taken by They said they could not siding Thursday night. derailing fow- passenger cars Immediately determine what ambulance and four-wheel drive vehicles to hospitals in into a muddy field and the object W "i'injw-ing 13 people. authorities "There are low- tars on Montebello and Pico Rivera . their side ," a sheriff 's Details .of the injuries were reported. not known . Thirty.fow- passengers and spokesman said . Amtrak offi cials said the si x crewmen were reported "We have one major mjury westboWld train was moving aboard the tr ain. which and 12 minor injuries, " a Fire at about 60 mril when it Amtrak offici als in San Department spOkesman said. the object on the struck Francisco said was bQund The Amtrak train derailed fl atcar. It was not known why fr om San Dieg o to Los dur,ing a heavy rainstorm at the flatcar was thel'e. _AngeleS. the Rio Hondo River near "We can only speculate it First report s sa id the ParamolUlt Ilouievard and passenger train struck the Slauson Avenue in the Pit'O was for gotten or left there by fr eight train head·<JO, but Rivera area of eastern Los a freight switch crew, which had been working in the coun ty firemen at the scene Angeles. area," said Arthur Lloyd, said later that it appeared the Ten colUlty fir e units and Amtrak train was derailed by eight ambulances were sent Amtrak 's direc!Dr of public affairs. ···.·:·:-:·:·:-:;:;:·:·····:-:-:·:;:;:;:;:;:;:·:;:-:;:::·>:·:·:;:·:-:;:-:-:·:-:-:·:·:;:.:;:·:;:·:·:·:;:·:·:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:•;:::;:·:;:·:;:·:·:·:·:· "The cars are derailed upright but leaning to one WASHINGTON iUPI) - President Carter announced side," he said . • today he is deferring producllon of the high-radiation The passenger train was neutron warhead, but directed the Pentagon to go ahead about eight miles short of its with delivery systems capable of using such weapons In destination, Lloyd said. the future. • He said there was no can er's decision, BDDOIIDCed in a White House damage estimate available. statement , came after a week of speculation that he had Several other tracks nearby derided to kill the controversial program entirely. allowed train traffic through But the president said today his "ultimate decision" lUlObstructed, he said. "" usin g the weapon "will be made later, and wlll be influenced by the degree to which the Soviet Union shows restraint in its conventional and nuclear arms programs and force deployments .!! ............ . ................ .·.. .. ·.:-:-:.:-:·:·:-:..... . ··.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ··.·.·.·.·.· .....·..·...·.......... An Amtrak train · ' YOUR INFLUENCE WILL LIVE ON Saipture - 2nd Peter I: 15 "Morrovr r, I will endea \'or that ye ma y be able after my d('•:cast' to tla\'e these things always in remembrance." When mov ing int o a new is very lm· por1 ant tn inform the Po>i al se rvice. publi sh ers of ma ,Ll azinc s to whi ch you subsrnb(' , lhe Hureau of Motor Vehicles. and other agencies about yuur change of address. I wa s taking care of (\JOllllUnity, It S<!l' Ll ' <thlLll clll i\ultli. <ldl1. Qu1c·k '''t\'tCl' And 11·l' lt\'cl 1 l.'()ll ltkc• ilw b"" pomeroy rutland tuppers plains M <1mber FDIC pomeroy nationa bank the bank of the century establi shed 1872 Y\)1 make the cifference HF:NRY RAHR, Olester , demonstrated th e correct way to fell a tree . '· Forestry NOW OPEN Crow's Family Restaurant Drive Thru Window GREAT SERVICE! GREAT CHICKEN! ' Ifs nice to feel so good abou~ a. STOP IN SOON •$'kw aM ·fW olunlcuiJ lo fOod food® · .,~9~99~~~~~9~~~~~~ . Sermonette Nrl.'cl rl second Cel t ') l.m1· Idle'' Connection seen in girl's d~ath 13 injured in .derailment chanK.ing the address on my Opera tor's lice nse after moving to Pomeroy . However, f was not prepared for the question that the clerk asked : "Do you wish to make an anatomical gift of any pan of your budy?'" My wife and I had discussed the possibility uf giving usable part s of our bodies to a donor bank , · but quite frankly , transplants are not a panil'ularly appealing subject to me . Now I was confron ted with the question uf donating eyes, kidneys, hea rt , etc. with oard-ea rrying sinceri ty, as one 's own conscience direct s him. Any licensed operator may actually help provide health fo r nt hers after he is gone . lm a~ ine how thankful such a donor would be If a blind loved one were to receive the gift of sight beca use of his ki.1dness and fore-sight. llow we feel about giving pan s of our anatomy to science and medicine is a perso nal matt er. However, there is a sense in which aU of us leave something to future generations which may either curse or benefit others. The Apost le Paul in the a hove text ex presses hi s desire to leave tu ut hers an inheritance of life and light aft er he is gone. While he lived. he was a shining example of God' s grace and truth . Through his letters to the churches and Olristian influence, he gives his "hean " and " eyes" to all the world so that all may see and know what God ha s accomplished .for us. All uf us, in one way or another leave behind an influ ence and a test imony . It may be a curse , or it may be a blessing - depending upon "Who" and "What " we have lived for. Determine to live each day for the Lord , then , aft er you are gone, others will profit spiritually from your foresight and generosit y. Hespectfully submitted. Floy d F . Sh oo k, Past or , Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church . (Continued from page 1) tree operation . Dave Fox, ASCS , informed those attending on how you can get 80 • percent of the cost of tree planting, timber stand improvement or fe ncing t o excl ude livestock paid for by the federal government. Boyd Ruth and Dave Berns, forest er with the Soli Con· FUNDS DISTRIBUTED servation Service , demun· State Auditor Thomas E. ;1ra tcd proper tree planting ~'er g uson 's office announced methods and outlined soil s in relation to tree planting and the March distribulioo of improving existing stands. $34 ,869,652 in Aid to Dependent Children to 509, 03 7 recipients in the 8B counties. Me igs Co un t y received 172,887 for 1, 150 recipients. TU F-SD~ Y SESSION PLEASANT VALLEY The Ohio Eta Phi Sorority DISCHARGED - Thomas meet Tuesday at 7:30 will Willia ms , Pome roy; Mr s. p.m. at the offi ce of the Thomas Bush, New Haven ; Col umbus and Southern Ohio Bonnie Swisher. Point Elect ric Co. There will be Pleasant; Pen"t( Bus, Point elect ion of officers and girl of Pleasant : Mrs.--talvin Smith. the year. Pomeroy ; Milford Ica rd , Poin t Pleasant ; Donna ·.·.·:·:·:·:·.·.<::·:::•:.-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:::·:::·:::::::::: Glenn, Hender son: Mrs . James Brumfield, Glenwood: EXTENDED FORECfST Loren Wolfe . Ga llipoli s; Sunday through William Fielder ; Point Tuesday, a chance of Pleasant ; Oscar Frye , ohowers Sunday and lair Gallipolis : Mr s. John West. Monday and Tueoday. Crown City : Tammy Hoff- · Highs will be in the 50s man. Point Pleasant ; Rona ld north and the lOs or low 70s Hayman, Poi nt Pleasant ; south. Low• will be in the Mrs. Everett Parsons, Apple upper :lOs or lower tOs north Grove; Nellie Bennett, Point · and In the 40. south. Pleasant : La rry St ici<ler, Point Pl easa nt : Barbara Fowl er , Middleport ; Paul NOW YOU KNOW Akers. Point Pleasant ; Mrs . Whalebone has no bone William Weaver. Middleport. it's a substance attached lo BIRTH : A<laughter to Mr . the roof of the jaw that filters and Mrs . Marvin Moss, water pa ssing through the Tarawa Terrace, N. C. whale's mouth . CINCINNATI (UPI ) Kentucky Stale Police say they have "considerable eviden ce" in the death ol 12year<>ld Lisa Jansen, whose hody was found Thursday morning in .a creek bed near Walton in northern Kentucky. Police said the girl, missing from a Cincinnati suburb since she left to walk tD school · Wednesday morning, had been shot several times . Although no one has been charged in the death, Kentucky state Police U. John said there is "considerable evidence wilh which we can work ." Another officer said Thw-sday police had not ruled out a possible connection between the girl's dealh ·and the shootin g Wednesday morning of Trooper Gary carey after he stopped a robbery suspect. A suspect, Eugene W. Gall, of Hillsboro. Ohio, was charged with fir•"! degree assault short ly a ft er the Ron Twyman, .Gabriel quit as Pirate coaches Carey shooting. Carey was in serious condition Thursday with two gunShot wounds in the chest at St. Elizabeth Medical Center. Miss Jansen's body was fo110d after a Walton , Ky. , woman discovered her jacket and school book along Kentucky Route 14, two miles from the body. Miss Jansen was last seen Wednesday morning when she left her Madi~n Place home tD walk to a friend's house on the way tD Cure of Ars school. Harry Jansen, the gifl's father , said he had warned her not tD get into a car with a stranger , and said "she would not do !his." Hamilton County police also are investigating the disappearance of University of Cincinnati coed Cheryl Thompson , missing since March 24 wherr she was tD meet a boyfriend at a local disco. Miss Thompson 's car has been found . Sheriff ---------------------------, ! Area Deaths l • Issues • warnmg I With the coming of warm wea ther and also the coming of itinerant · workers doing various roof repairs, painting, etc., Meigs Co unt y Sheriff James J . Proffitt urges area residents to be cautio us of havi ng various jobs around the property done by traveling workers. "Know who is doing your work ," advises Sheriff Proffitt. "Maybe a higher priced job done by loca l people will tum out to be cheaper than a shoddy job done by these traveling persons. Help us help you, by usin g ca uti on in yo ur dealings," he stated. Woman hurt in accident Peg gy A. Waugh, 19, Ironton , was injured in a traffi c accident at 3:35 p.m . Thursday on US 35 at the junction to TR 45. The Gallia-Meigs Post State High way Patrol said the Waugh car slid on the pavement striking the rear of a car operated by William A. Dan ey, 36. Rodney . Waugh was taken to . the Holzer Medical Center for treatment of minor injuries. She was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance. Alice Sprag ue, 74, Rt. 2, Bidwell, was charged with passing at an intersection following an accident ai iO:50 a.m. on SR t60, and Buck · Ridge Rd . The patrol said the Sprague ca r was passing at the intersection when it sideswiped a vehicle driven by I...anny H. Cavin, 33, Ironton . There was ntinor damage . A single car mishap occurred at\0 :25 a.m. on CR 4, two and two tenths miles west of SR 160 where Dorothy L. Meeks, 35, Bidwell, going west, lost control of her car after hitting a large pot hole in the roadway . Her vehicle ran off the ri ght side of the ruadway Into a ditch . I EDNA JACOBS Mr s. Home r (Edna J Jacobs, 81, died a t Robertson Memoria l Hos pi ta l at Ravenna, Ohio. She was a former employee of Lamb's Elect ric at Ravenna and was a member of the Akron Ca thedral. Surviving are four so ns, Arnold, Chester a nd Stanley of Ravenna ; Charles of Sharonv ille, Ohio; three daughters , Mrs . Pauline Wade and Mrs. Ruby Cacia of Ravenna and Mrs. · Gamet Pike of Azle, Texas ; 30 grandchildren. 40 greatgrandchildren and one great • great-grandchild . She was a fo rmer resident of Apple Grove, Oh io. Funeral services were held March 30 at Ih e Shorts fu neral chapel and interment was at the Grandview Memorial Park al Ravenna . Carmel News, By the Day Mr . and Mrs. Tom O'Neill and fami ly, Mrs . Evelyn ingram of Columbus spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee , Bob Bill and Becky . Mr . and Mr s. George Circle. Mr . and Mrs . James Circle, all of New Haven. Mr . and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens. 0 .. Mr. and Mr s. Wil liam Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gibson . aU of Holland, Ohio were guests of Mary Circle du ring the weekend. William Carellon of Racine spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur John· son, Patrick. Sheryl, Betty Van Meter and Euni e Brink er . Alban Springer and Jill of Vinton. Va .. Paul Moore. RD Ra cine, Mr. and Mrs . Dean Eri ck, Jill of Columbus were guests of Mr . and Mrs. Dou gla s Circle ov er the weekend. Mr . ~ and Mrs. Garrett Circle of Racine were at the Circle home on Tuesday. One man's t'Ornpromise is anotlwr wider . man's knuckling- BERTHA F. SMITH Bertha Frances Smith, 66, Rt. I, Reedsville, died Thursday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs . Smilh was preceded in death by her parents, Harry and Ida Mae Rinehart, her first husband , Lewis Poston, and two· sisters. She is survived by her husband, Henry Smith, several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Ch~pcl with the Rev . Rubert Brooks officiating . Burial will be in New Marshfield Cemetery. Friends ma y caU at the fun eral home at any time. Employees ••• (Continued from paae I) the economic Issues. there are at least six major weaknesses in the bill and the way it was put together." Brindza indicated that AFSCME-Ohio Council 8 has been working for a pay in· crease for state employees, state university employees and co unty we\[are depart· ment employees for many months. He pointed out that even with th e present legisla.tion AFSCME has had an impact . " Un til we raised the issues," Brindza said, "those people locked in Step X wo uld have been excluded from the pay bill, and aU overtime would have been figured on the old hourly rate. "But the fact remains," Brindza continued, "that if we had a fair and rational collective bargaining law ln Ohio these types of public displays would not be necessary .'' AFSCME - Ohio Counci l 8 delivered a letter to all state representatives out li ning objections io the pay bilL That letter called for the Ohio House not to con: ur with the Senate version of the bill . The Holise, on Tuesday, voted 82 to I not to concur. Brindza 's aMouncement ends any Spe1!ulation ahout forming a coalition with the two public employee associations to lobby against the pay bill. / CHESHIRE Acceptance of resignations, employment ot mahltenance personnel, and progress reports on various sc~ool matters highlighted Saturday's moothly meeting oft he Gallia Loca l Board of Education. Ron Twyman , head basketball coach at North Gallia the past two years, submitted his resignation as coach only. Bruce Gabriel, assistant varsity football coach at North Gallia and junior high basketball coach at Bidwell-Porter also resigned those positions . Teacher resignations were accepted from Shirley A. Doss and Deborah A. Bryan. Mrs. Eleanor McKelvey, Kyger Creek business I.eacher, who has been on a lea vc of absence for maternity reasons was given a year extension of her leave. Others resigning were Daniel L. Teachers' Asso dallon . rega rdin g the Sm ith, maintenance man ; Mary E. Cox, status of former teacher Bill Bahr, Blevins kind erga rten route bu s ' dri ve r, and said U1e bpard's <.:on un lttee appointed to Johnnie L. Patterson, janitor at Bidwell· review !he lit1gation pertaining to the nonPorter and Vinton Schools. renewal of ·Bahr 's contr act , is sti ll Employed for the remainder of the gathering information and a report will be contract year as maintenance work~rs forthcoming in 30-60 days. were Larry J . Gorby,_Rt. 2, Crown Ctty • · The hoard spent time discussing the and Floyd Harold Htll ,_Rt. 2. Patr1ot1>'- placement of suggestion hoxes in each Penelope McMtllm was htreda s ~regular bui ldmg in the school system. The box will bus drtver and Mae M. Fatrchlld as a be locked at all times with all suggestions . go ing directly to th e boa rd. A hoard substttute dnver . Followmg the presentation of U1e membe.r in each attendance ttrea will have mon.thly fin~ncial report by boa rd clerk. a key to open th~ box~s Mrs. Naomt_ Beman, board prcstdent Students, teac hers, pl'tncipals and James Blevm.s .re viewed progress of resid ents are permitted l'o place OAPSE negotiations and other hoard suggestions in the boxes. It was pointed out busmess. . that suggestions should be in good taste . On a questiOn by Howard Neekamp, Superi ntendent Thomas Hairston preSident of the Galha County Local .reported on the status of an order issued by the State Health Cummissioner and Dr. report is due May 10. · gym after art teacher Mrs. Sally Moshier. Frank lin Wal tol' , Sta te School {:Jiff Wilson , district transportation Mr s.. Mosh ier, veteran instructor in the KC Superin tendent, re garding the director , said a dual busing amllysis is· area , recently retired from the teaching immW1izatiun nf <1 !1 ~tudents . Hairston progressing. Other reports were given on profession because of medical rectsons. said Gallia County's Health Department teach er evaluation by Assistant It granted the following professioMI has been working hard with lhe county's Superintendent' David C. Campbell ; a leaves : two school nur ses in ,getting students proposed bus discipline pol icy by board - Sophia Cam pbell and four FHA immWliZl.•<L E:<tra het~lth clinics arc being member, Dr . David R. Ca rman : roofing students from Hannan Tra ce to FHA held for that purpose .. projects, bus buildin~ garage status and convention Aprtl 21-22 in Columbus. A 1<-trge portion uf the meeting review by Hairston of U1e Centerville and - Gail Belvill e, Barbara Curtis and conducted· at Kyger Creek High School Hannan Trace building situations aft~r Karen Thomas to readi~ wo rk..o;hop in fr om 9:.10 a.m. to a 1:15 p.m. board recent fires. Col umbils, April 21. executive session was devoted to old Blevin s a lso revie wed reports - Ruben I.. Lanning, KC principal, to bu si ness which in cluded a review of prepared by architect Bob Grant small lligh school conference April 2() in achic vcmc.nt t~s ting by school regard ing Camp Asbury where Ce ntervi lle Canton . psyc:hologist James Harris. students have been attend in,{ classes ror - Howard Neekamp to Ohio Busi ness Supt. Ha1rstnn reported a preliminary the last five weeks. Teachers meeting in Columbus April2().22. report Will be given Apr ii 2Bon the building In other matters, the board tabled a - Neekamp and Roberta Zdepski to survey program bei ng conducted by the reque 0t from the Kyge r Creek OEA Assembly May It- 13 in Columbus. Ohio Sta le University survey tea m. Afina l Keywanettes C.1 ub to name the high school Co ntinu ed on A-3 + tmts VOL. 13 NO. 10 GALLIPOLI S- POINT PLEASANT tntint SUNDAY, APR IL 9, 1978 MIDDLEPORT POMEROY . PRICE 25 CENTS Estimate Gallia 's. 1978 road expenditures at $1,071,235 GALLIPOI.lS - Ga lli a Co unty Engineer James Baird Saturday announced the 1978 estimated expenditures of l\,071,235 for road and bridge improvements · for the county's highway system. That amount is $1 39,548 less than the t977 expenditure. According to Baird $583,235 will be spent for $465.91 miles of count y roads; $50,000 for clearing roadways ; $92,000 fur dust control: $60,000 fur dit ching, $150.000 £or massive spot corrective measures for the bituminous roads. co n sls ti n~ of sta bilizing the base, blade and patching; $120,000 for maintenance and report of 360 bridges in the count y system and $t6,000 for slip re pairs . In prepa ring hi s rl nnual budget sulr milled last week to Gallia County Commissioners, Baird used the (ollowing cod!:! for road work: Single sea l over existing blacktop surface, $2,500 per mile: double sea l. $5,000 per mile : 404 hot mix two inches. $20,000 per mile: stabilizniion 1crusher run or 304 MTI. i $2,000 per mile: blade and seal. 15.1100 per mile : grade and main- Gallia is interested in gasification plant GALLIPOLIS - A cu81 gasifica tion plant in Gallia County ? Commissioners John 1.. Be lville , James C. Saunders, and Paul Dean Niday answer that question "yes." The three have written to U. S. Senators John Glenn and Howard Met · zenbaum and to U. S. Representative t1arcnce Miller urging lhat Gallia County be considered as the site and asking what additional steps they could take tu get the Retaining wall to be repaired POMEROY - The retaining wall along lhe Ohio River at Pomeroy which supports the Chessie System IC &O J railroad tracks and East Main Streel, damaged by recent high water, will be repaired according to Chessle System Ohio Division Manager L 0. llobinson. The stone wall has developed minor failures at several P.,ints and one section has partially collapsed, this had caused concern ubout continuing rail service to Excelsior Salt Works and Midwest Steel. Robinson responded to an inquiry by the Meigs Co unty Rail Service Committee as to Chessie "s plans to make repairs. He advised that Chess\e's Engineering Department was aware of the situation and "that corrective action will be taken in the very near future." Similar problems occurred at other points in the same area in late 1976 and Chessle made re pairs al that time. The recent high water which nearly reached the track Is believed to have Conllnued on A-3 project here . Here's the text of their letter : "It has come to our uttention that a Coa l gasification plant is bemg considered for Southeastern Ohiu. ''The Gallia County Commissioners. John Bel\1lle, Paul D. Niday. and James Saunders, look favorably upon this project and would appreciate consideratinn for Gallia County . "We feel Gallia Cou nt y would be most suitable ror such a pro ject since we arc located on the Oh io River. we have river, railway , and truck transporlallon and an airpo r1 suitable for small jet planes. " We have several strip minmg companies altive in our county and the Sout hern Coal Corn panr deep mines nearby. "O ur unemployment rate as of December t977 was B.l percent. The surrounding co unties also have high unemployment wh ich mc:m s there is a wealth of lahor. "We would appr eciale your help in letting us know if there arc steps we might take to induce such a project for our area ." Gallipolis conun i~s ion to meet Tuesday night GALI.IPOLIS - City Manager Chris Morris announced Saturday that the city commission will meet in special session on Tuesday , April II , beginning at 7:30p.m. in the commissioners' room. Commission will accept or reject bids on the sale of derelict equipment no longer needed by the ci ty, and authorize the cit y manager to bid fur employee health in· surancc. Members will also discuss fire contract s, the city income ta• ordinance draft and landfill prolect . lcnan ce, $1,000 per mile und milint enanec of bltummous-surface tr eated road, $500 pe r mile. Baird anti cipate s hi s highway deparlmcnl wil l do the fo llowing road work this su mmer: Smg\e Seal {Over ex isting Bit. ru::~ d ), 38.96 lllilcs: Double Sea l, 7.70 miles: ~04 lloi Mix t2"1. 5.09 miles: Stltbi iiZc rCrusher run ur 304 MTL ), 26 .60 miles; Blade and Sea l. 6.06 miles: Grade and Maintain, 255.87 miles and Maintain existing, blacktop, $198.36 miles. Highway expenditures the pa st five years according tn Engineer Baird were· 1\)32,693 in 1973: $J,O:J5,137 in 1974 : II ,O:lo,Rt4 in t975; $1 ,08R,952 in t976 and $1 ,210,7B3 'in 1977. The cnu nl)'' s hi ~hwa y and mainte nance fund is furni~ twd th r nu ~h gasoline and motor veh icle tax rete! pts. \ I \ SCHOLARSHIP CHECKS PRESENTED - H. D. Alonzo , M.D.,left, presents sc holarship checks to Thomasina Gates, st anding next to him and Sa Jly Jo Ehret. center. whil e Robert . Dame\, Administrator of the Hl,tzer C.1 inic Limi ted, and Janet Byers, R.N., right, Direc tor of the Hospital School of Nursing, look on. Ms. Ehret is from Richwood. Ohio and Ms . Gates from Keyser. W. Va. ' Two scholarships awarded by Holzer Clinic Limited • MICHAEI.J. OORIIIAN SPEA KER NAMED - Michael J. Dorrlau, Demorrallc candldatt• for lieutenant governor In Ohio, runnin g with Richard Celes te, will speak at the Tenth Dlstrirt Uemocra llr Action Club to be held Wednesday ut the Mt•lgs 1om. Dorrlan Is a graduate of Holy Fa mily High Schoo l and attended Franklin University and Ohio State University. lie served witt! the U. S. Army In Germany, 195t-1953. He has served as a Franklin County rommlsslonn and In 1968 ht! was honored us the "Y~ung Dem of the Year" by the Franklin County Young Democrats. The public Is lovlted to attend the Wednesday night meeting whlrh begins nl H. · sl uden t at the S!'hool of Nursing . .Janet Byers. R.N.. Director of the Schoo l of NursinK. stated that these two outstanding freshman nursing st udents were selected by the Scholarship and Finance Committee of the School of Nur sing . They bot h exhibit good cu mulauve ~rade point averages and will be graduating in 1980. They received their caps dunn ~ the Annual Recognition and Capping Ceremony held at r' aith Baptist EXTENDED ~' OfiECAST Church in Rodney Fri day evening . Monday through Wednesda}'. warm In commenting about these awurds, and a r han ce of shu \o\t•rs ur thun· Mr . DanteI said t hal the Clinic was ders howers Monday and Tu<·sday and de\ightc>d tu participate in the scholarship fair Wednesday . Highs will be In the 70s program for Lhe benefit of two students . Monday and In the 60s or lhe 70s en rolled in the hospital's Schuul uf Nur· Tuesday and Wednesday . Lows will be sing , assiSting them to complete their in the 40s nnn h and the 50s south . education cmd prepare for a career in the nursing field . GAI. LI POLIS - Two student s fr om the fres hma n class in the Holzer Medical Center Schoo l of Nu rst ng have been awarded the 1978 Holzer Clin ic Limited schola rships , accordi ng to an a nnouncement by Hobert Daniel, cli nic administrator. These scholarships arc presented annuall y m memory of Mrs. Alma V. Holzer wife uf the late Charles F. . Holzer. Sr .. M.D.. founder of the or< ginal Holzer Hosp1tal, and mother of Charles E. Holzer, Jr .. M.D.. the President of the Hns pttal Medica ) Stoff. Heceiving the scholarships are Sally Jo ·Ehret. Richwood, Ohio, 'and Thoma sina Gates frurn Keyser. West Vir~inia . R . H. Alonzo, M.D., Secretary-Treasurer of the Executive Committe-e of the Holzer Cl ime Ltd., made the presentations to the two nursin g students. Ms. Ehret is the daught er of Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ehrel of Richwood. Ohiu , artd Ms. Ga les is the daughter of Mrs. V1rginia Ga tes of Keyser, W. Va . Ms. Ehret works as a Nurse Aide ttl the Holzer Medica 1Cent er on weekends. whil e she 1s a ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 . eSPECIAL SALE PRICES This weekend save on mtln's and boys' denim jeans . men's sport sh1rts and socks · Revlon and Coly cosmet,ics for women . girls' sweaters · halter lops · blouses - women's long gowns and robes. ·~- .. \, ., ·.. r' '. • • •SAVE 30% .CUSTOM DRAPES Special sale ends April 15th - Bring in your measurements and select your pattern and color from the many. many samples. Home Furmshtngs - lsi floor . · •HANES SPRING BONUS SALE SOc Off on any ?len's H~nes Red Label Underwear - Boxer Shorts T Shtrls · A Sh1rts · Bnefs. Slop up now. Sale ends April 81h, 5 p.m. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ( •• ~ DISPLAY PLAQUE - Earl Cross of the Racine area holds a plaque he won as the o·utstanding Dairyman for OOMPI..ETE BASIC PoUCE TRAINING - In comp1ian1:e with the Ohio l'tace 'Officers Training Council regulatlono, the Meigs County Sheriff's Department cooducted a Basic Pollee Training class to certify recenUy lppoln!lld officers. The basic course of 280 hours w.as started m Dec. I, lim and continued Hve nighl8 a week, lour hours a night, ~mUllll conclusion, AtrU 4. It wao attended by special deputies and members of the Melgs·County Mounted Posse and three rlfllllar deputlu. Officers lhown are, first row, Jeft to rfChl, Chlrl111 MUller, Mounted Poue, Joe Young, Mo110ted Posse, Keith Wood , special deputy , Randy Forbes, deputy sherur, Becky Mohler, deputy sheriff, Mandy Lefebre, deputy Sheriff and coordinator of the program : second row, Edward Templeton, Mounted Posse, Bob Porter, MoWJted Posse, Unda Carpenter, special deputy, Lou Oshorne, Mounted Posse, Susan Darling, special deputy, Manning Mohler, special deputy , Milti>n Varian, Chief of Pollef, Syracuse VUiage, Mike Mullen1speeial Investigator of ~roseeutor ; third row, Alan Darlmg, Sam Shain and ' .harles Shain, aU MoWJted Posse. · • Southern Ohio which ronsists of 19 rounties. With him Is his wife, Geraldine , who keeps lhe dairy records. !See story on Page A.,\ ). Swnmer blood donors needed POMEROY - Summer blood donors are_ certainly needed, Vernon Nease, Me1gs blood program chairman, reports . ~!any people are away on vacation during the swnmer months and have not donated a pint ol their precious blood before leaving, Nease said. When this happens, ile comments, a blood shortHge con occur.. Patients in loca l hospitals depend on vol unt eers to donate blood at bloodmobile visits. Blood Is no longer donated at the hospitals, Nease reports. . The next bloodmobile visit lor Meigs County will be Monday, Aprll1 7, from 1:311 to 5:3U p.m. at the Pomeroy Elementary School. , " Summer bloo d shortages · can jeopardiz e lives. Surgeons must sometimes postpone needed operations due to the lack of blood. The best way to alleviat~ thi s problem is simple, 'be 0 blood donor' ," Nease concluded . . �• A-3- The Sunday Times.SCntinel, Sunday, AprilS, 1978 A-2- The Sunday Tuncs-Scntmel, Sunday , April 9, 1978 1. A person does not have to go to the bank or other fin ancial organization and wait In line to cash or deposit th e check. POMEROY - May 16, 1978 over age 62 who qualify. You acco unt . 'l11is way SQcial 2. There is no worry abou.t has been ~ro claim ed Senio'r . · ·ca n call 992.{;6H for furthe r Sec urity can cha nge their losing the check or having it Cit izens' Day in Ohio by Ulformation. records su that the next check stolen . Go vernor James Rh octes. Information & Referral will arrive at the new act-' 3. A person's money is Rrr . W11liam Middleswac1h People wh !1 have th eir dress. · available in his or her acand Mrs. Lula Hampton have Soc ial Security or Sup If the account is closed count right away, e,ven if he . been nalned to coordinat e the plemental Securit y Income before So cial Security or she is away from home. day's activities for Meigs checks deposited directly Into records are changed, the ned 4. A person has no problem Count y. a bank or other fin ancial chec k may be return ed to the cashing the check because it Plans being made for this organization and who wish to Treasury Department by the goes directly in an account. important day are a Jilney stop, shou ld notify Socia l financial organiza tion . Once A person ca n have checks Supper and l'andidate's Security of the address to this happens it may take depoSited in a chej'king or Night to be held here ai the which the cheeks should be some tim e to. -~-~ i~~-ue the savings accqu~t in a savings Center. sent. t'heck. ,.f . • !~}~;,1·: ban k, sa ving s a nd loan ., Spec ial recognition will be This notificat ion should be , There · are seve ral ad- association · or sim ila r ingiven to Senio r Citi 7.f.'llS ovL)r made well before closing out vantages to the direct deposit slitution, Federa l or Sta te age 100. 1f you know• of any the check in g or saving s program, including : ('hart ered credit union or Meigs Co unt ians over th~ age 100. please call at 992-7886. Other plans for thts specia l day will be announc<•d . ASSISTANCE Even t ho ugh the co ld , harsh winler is u\·er. many persons stilt are suffering fin ancial difficu lties brought on by high fuel costs and home repairs. Yo u have until April 28 to file an apptira ll un with' th e l.allta-M cigs Community Acti on .~gt'n cy fur fin ancia l hrlp w11h h1gh fu el costs and other rn~ r g y related pro blems. Applica tions are ava tlable al the follo wing locations: Mei gs Co unty 'Scn1 or Citizens Center. 992-7886 Sen ior Nutrition S<tlclltlc Site loca ted In the Heorganized Church of Jes us Christ of Latt er Day Satnt s. Old Town Flats. 843-3364 Communit y Act ion Agt'ncy Sov.e S1.31 YardI h1ca 1ed Ln the Courthouse. Pomeroy. 992-5605 . Comm unit y Action A ~c n c y Office located tn Cheshire. 992-7000 . Co tt on and p ol ye st e r /c.ot ton den1m soh&•. knnkle solids arld F'or needed home repair. s t n pes Cu t fr om lu ll bo lTS ih e Home Mai ntenance Mo<h,ne was h dry . 44 -48 Prog ram may be able tu hel p you. Income guidel lnes must Rag . 5:1:,99 vet be followed, but if J'uu quali fy for assistance. la bor costs fur your repairs can be paid by thts program . You mus t any matt•ria l furni sh YARD Senior citizens' scenes u(J,_ •• . Fabrict' Jo- JOHN GH EE:il·:. manager o[ Twm City Gateway presents <t $10 prtze to Scott llanmng , B, so n of Mr . and Mrs. ll<1n Hamung. Bradbw·1· Sctl\1 was second place winner tn tht> 4..3 age dn·tsi(ln of the Daily Senllnel's F:astcr C'Oillrtn.L: n mtt•st. Scott won hls prize for hts c:olonng ( Ill ;.1 pH" tu rt• Spl. tl\.so nxl b~ G!ltl' Wil~ . ~-------- ----- - --- ---------- 1 Letters of opinion are welcomed. They shllUid be less than 300 wo rds long (or be subject to reduction by the edltor 1 and must be signed with the signee's address. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on reques t, names will be disclosed. Letteno sho uld be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalltles. 1 1 I I : 1 1 I 1 .8~../. !f:,. ·: 1 1 I I I : 1 : : •.• ~.. uu.wr,: : I I I I DependRbility need cited arnva lof H squad. I became fearfu l f11r my father 's hfe. Althn u~h I aru <l r ~t.;tslt:'rt:.•d nur ~c . thPre would no fea stbl e WH~ I ct~ul d hCl\t.' nwmt<nned hft' , m m) have bern father , £or one and one .!Jalf ho urs hatllw actua l!) had a cardia c arrest. It was d1stress1ng tA l thtnk \H' ll\·t· ll'~~ than two nules from th e vol unteer squad that should hme responded, and yet. it took one and one.iJalf hours l" fl'CCI I'l' atd My farn1ly and I cons ider ourseh"r!-i fortunate th;.1t Dad\ rond1tum stabilized without further cnmpltca uons I nnly pr")' the next person will be as fortunate as " e were I realize the public somettm<·s abuses th1• sen ·1ce of the vol unteer squads a nti I hope Uw1 will use discretion in the fu ture 1n r equestLng ass1sta nl'f' I ;dsn know that tn your fi eld · the job you dots sometimes tlm nkl c·ss. but beltevc me . when a loved one bt·comes seri olt'-11~ ill and thl' frunily ca lls for assistance . they are de pe nrhng ~on you' IXI:i'T I.F.T THEM DO\~ : - Stnce rel). Rhon<ht I. fJatiP) . H :\ \ Pretty Sprinp Prints 68 Terrycloth Stripes & Solids Call 992-7886 or 992-7311 for funhe r information on the abo,·e Best Bottoms tW(J pro~ra m s . The Fa nners Home Ad · mim st ration Office 1FHA 1 has loans available for semor citizen s for home repairs at a very low interest rale and grants 3\'allable for persons Heo .. ywe ,ght ~al1d\ o1o1 o15 w o~ h Mo ch orte too•. \ oh ds oo Reg. $2.99 yd. You save 71 c yd. dr y wode $·~~ Decorator Burlap Joo•;. jute . Pre ·shrunlt ond Hand wa!ih or dry dean 48 -50 wtde ~ on•f i 'ed ' Rev. 11 .•• yd. pol y e5 t er 1n te rl oclo. Ma ch ine wa sh . d ry w1de Reg. U.9'1& U.49 yd. Yousoveto 11.61 yltll . Drapery & Slipcover Fabric *-28 ~YARD Reg . 11:.99 ycl. T ELECTED OIREl'TIIR GA I.I.IPOLIS - Jay Allen Jarv is, son of Mr . and Mrs llowctl Jarvis of 429 Lewis Drive .· Gallipolis, has been e}('cted athl etic director of Pt Epsllom Phi Literary Sudety at Bob Jones Universit y, Green ,·i lle, S. C. A 1976 graduate of Gallia Academy Hi gh Schoo l in Ga llipolis, he Ou r entire stock . including pla id$ . florols . more! ftrlito Sfwll Dress Prints & Solids Natural Polyes ter Weaves ce ll on sol1d5 ,n medium end hea ... y we1ght\ Mach111e wash dr y 45 w•de so·. a so ph om or e at the unive r sity ma jo nn g 111 church admimstrallon IS Great !liOv ings o n o ur en t ire 1lock m cluding Herculo n" ole f,n and more' Many ~lyles and nyl on prtnted shee rs a nd poly \a i m solids end pr ma Mo ch1ne wash dry 44· 45 eshn po lye51er / 150". ~lubbed - w1de . ......... .sut,•. '""''-· 2o Upholstery Fabric wov en crepe s ol td~ . ••• . 12.49 ,j , lotire Slodr I - Thl' 1d fl •d('ra J no(ld 111 the threr• basrns • ere C!-ll lnli-1\l'd at $7 ~ nllllh lfl da.rn!-J dun n1! last ( 'ol Htcher scud thc.lt the nHJnth's hl~h Stream nows ln ,\1 U~ikJn _I.IU il l S\ Siern uf 16 OhiO pr r\Pntcd $54 nnlll11n f loo d I'IJn\ r;d pro je c ts wort h of tJddlttonal darna ~t· . n:duced fluod stage s at att'.Ordmg to the Ann ~ Curps Sl'vt' ral f <1wn s (tnd c1t 1es r1f Engmcers. alnng 1hf• Tu~carawas and l'<,l. Gcorg e A. illcht·r. Musktn gurn rrvers ll untln g t o n lhstrr c l Flood sl age at New Engrneer, sa td the da mages PilllaciO'Iphta wa s redu ced prevented durrng the week of b) 5.1 feet. at NewcomersMarch 13-17 b~ nvcr basin. town by o.J feel, at Zanesville were Hockrng Htver. $1.9 b) 9 I feet. Further downce ll I Iton . Sc toto Htv er, >1ream at McConnelsvl lle, $827.000 ;, .Muskmgum H1ver. the natural stream fl ow $51 3 rnt lhon. Actua l damages would have crested at 15 .5 coni rn l s •.,.,. GEM SOCIETY ..,. IIOONO A - • _..., lll!loBE~ - - tiDIIOCi~TY ,. NEW SHIPMENT OF SHADE TREES &DOGWOODS R•g. 69c yd. YDS. VISIT OUT FLORAL SHOP••• FOR full .......... <hy, _ ,.. CoftOftl ........... Colt froM ...... 1\ ........ _ Open 9 til8 p.m. Daily Sunday 1 til6 Your Cash & Carry Garden Center .,,.,_.. ...... Ill Dlflttl .......... M ¢' • 1 "\ 3 o· $ I Clop roDionoloJd • tl - - FF REG. PRICE ~"P~!~~!·~n~ ~~w ·s1r. 1119 01de great for 1Mvfll1ing too! Reg. 116.9Soo. EACH _ • Notions Bonanza Bobb,ns !.ewmg gouges . gnppen pin$. patches and many m o rel Aeg. 60c to 7Sc eo. 2 FOR PLUS I 00 V, " ve<sa!l le and chlne wash or dr y clean, Reg . .,, yd. • Pins & Needle~ Boll po_1nts ore grea t lor kni h , elast ic, slre tc hv fabri c leg. IJc pl.: g . ..... Worm 15 vord economy 1oil or new 3 '/ 1 ···5 · patchsize pocket. 12 pat che~ per pocket , 11 .DOp~l• Chao•e ••t· FOR 77.c PIG. PIG. • Yellow a.td Nettles Sln;tr '• famous boll point mach ine need les. Great .... .,.20,.,. for ltnlts I 3 per pockoge. c Richly hued Signoture leathers from Elienne Aigner'• ... two of the most enduring sandals you'll ever step foot in . The maker's trademarlis glow· elegantly from these worm weather favorites . • NotiOn• PotpoUITI Slnger't SN-Thru plott lc bobbins . Ginger Snaps , Iron-on lnslontletten. Reg, ttc loiOc pkg, • Holt 10 tit 9 Covers and Upholstering Mof•rllal• Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza-Route 7, Gallipolis, Ohio PADRICSOY SIGNATURE SANDALS • inclt, z...; PI••• lst Grand Control Moll Chillicothe, Ohio Parkersburg, W. Va . Weather Walk-Abouts From ~-· -,.C • Stitch Witchery® ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP!) - became evident at recent Sen. Muriel Humphrey , party caucuses that she was widow of Hubert H. not considered a lea ding Humphrey , Saturday . c~ndidate for the Senate. appeared ready to surrender She failed wgenerate much the Senate seat her late support at loca l party to meetings. Most of the support husband treasured (reserve peace in the party bas gone behind Rep . Donald Fraser, D-Minn., the onlr he founded. The 66-yea' r-old active candidate for the grandmother planned · to nomination. Some part y announce her future political officials said_stepping down plans at the party's first would be the best way to 1111nual Hubert H. Hwnphrey preserve peace In the party. Day dinner- a -100-a-plate Labor leaders met with affair In honor of the Happy Mrs. Hwnphrey earlier this Warrior, who died of cancer week, urging her to seek election and continue in the Jan . 13. Mrs. Hwnphrey has long footsteps of her husband , who been a major figure in the was l8ng a friend of organized party - but her role was that labor and was a moving force of campaigner, coWlSelor and ~ 4 ~~~ YDS .,. :-::--o-----:::-~ . Hours: ' wide . strong ! . W hi te only. Ma. A friend of Bryen's, another Senate staff aide, called Saba's charge "a form of terrorism, meant to Intimidate employees of the Senate ." Saba's charges stem from a March 9 conversation he overheard Bryen having at a WIIBhington hotel coffee shop with a group of l!;raelis who haq accompanied D<efense Minister Ezer WeizmBQ tp. Washington. Bryen acknowledges the meeting. Saba's sworn affidavit conlends that as the conversation progressed, "He (Bryen ) appeared to be advising the Israelis on a strategy of how to deal with the current Israel-Arab conflict." Saba took notes as he t .... 11.4fy•• You,.,. 4tc ytl. • Wiss®, Scissors Ent~r_ e ~tocM , Con t ur o •Lite ptnktng shear' mo re 1~ 1 6th Ave. Putnom ~IIIlO I Hunt1nglon , W. Va . Center STUDYING JACKET LIVE OAK. Fla. iUPI I Authorities are analyzing a man 's bloodstained jacket found near what is believed lo be the body of t2-year-old Kimberly Diane i.each to determin e if t he jacket belonged to suspect Theodore R. Bundy. arms. ....,......,...... W..4 : : : · ............... I Headquarters for Draperies, ~' BOARD TO MEET APRIL 17 GALLIPOLIS - The reg~lar meeting of the Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation "648" Board will be held Monday, Aprill7, at the Community Mental Health Center, Gallipolis, beginning at 6 p.m. Arriving Dally. Save on non· wo~Jen in terfoc · ing . Wh ite only. Ma ch ine wash and dry , 25 '" wide . a~~~ ~ MEMBfA -1MlA I( Af'l PRICE-FIXING'? CLEVE LAND (UPI I - The Federal Trade Commission is Investigating the possibility of price-fixing among the nation's crayon manufacturers, Paul A. Eyre, an t:TC offlcial in Cleveland has e<mfirmed. Eyre said the FTC is making a "nonpublic" study of pricing policies which will be completed by the summer. Flowers. New Merchandise Interfacing Reg . 19.95 to I 1 I . 75 pr. ( A"';~ J NEW TRIAL DATE COLU MBUS (UP!) - A new trial date of June 28 was scheduled by the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas Friday when a jury was unable to reach a verdict on charges against Mrs. Rita Warren, of Brocton, Mass., of disrupting a lawful meeting of the Ohio Senate and trespass within the State Capitol; Nursery Plants, Trees, Shrubs, Polyester feet without reservoi r control. The actual crest stage ""s 5.3 feet. Operation of the Delaware Dam reduced the fl ood sta ge on the Sci oto Ri ver at Columbus by 3.9 feel. At Circleville the combinati on of Delaware and Alu m Creek darns lowered the crest by 1.3 feet. In the Hockrng River bastn, the nood control opera tion of Tom J enkin s darn combin ed with a channel improvement at Athens resulted in a stage redu ction of 4.3 feet at that city. ----.. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter and Congress battle next week over a number of is~ues with the president's immediate concern being an emergency farm bill. Carter has threatened to veto the bill, which comes up for flnal votes in the Senate on Monday and the House on Wednesday. White House aides are contacting every member of Congress in effort s to defeat the bilL Headquarters. . • <tlld CctnaLllan JWval arnmnh.: nts uu t llr (;rea t l..i:l kl':-, . . clash looms Your Complete Garden a gri T III t.'llls. the Hush- Ha ~o t liN t)' of 181 7, llltllt!'d U S. Thc.<e four C's dete rmin e d iam ond valu e Culling, Col o r , Clar ity ami f 'arat-wcighl. But al our sto re there i.< a Jijt h "(' " that is most 1mp"rtant of all: f'o nf1dence . Make )'OUr jewelr y purchase h<' re , co nfi de nt that our ' ''l"' r l eva luation a nd friendl y, frank ad\'i ce will a ss ure yo u a li ft>tinw of pride. in your purch ase . Carter, Congress REMNANTS CUTAWAY WARSAW , Ky. (UPI) Gate ll at Markland Dam was within two and a half feet of closing completely Friday after Ca pt. John Beatty and LTew cut away remnants of a sunken barge januned there since January. ·Beatty said he expects no furth er problems from one remaining barge fr agment. " GOOD SPIRITS" BOSTON I UP! ) - John Wayne Priday night was reported In "good spirits" and satisfa ctory co ndi ti on after eating his first full meal since undergoing open heart surgery for replacement of a defective valve. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 6:00 FAMOUS .MAKER WOVEN' 50% TREVIRA POLVESTER 50% COTTON SEPARATE COORDINATES SPORT COAT :s~~oo $34.99 Solid co lors of navy , li ght brown & light blue Sizes 36·46. Regs. & Long s . MATCHING SLACKS $12·.99 Reg . $20 .00 Choo se from a solid colo r or a s mall pla id in light brown, navy or light blue . REVERSIBLE VEST Reg . $20 .00 So lid on one si de , plaid on th e ot he r to ma ke ·a thr ee piece su it. Sizes 36·46 in navy, light br own an d light blue . SAVE-· $41.00 On All Three Pieces ]w;t For Comfort! ~·THE PUTTER PANT" I__ ---~ - TWO STYLES TO T CHOOSE FROM It tn tc rna l t u n~tl of diamond val the Continued from A-1 caused the present proDiems, however the coni inuing erosion problem along the river is also believed to be affecting the wall. The present problems have not affected service to Landmark or Pomeroy Cement Block, the other regular rail users in that area of Pomeroy. · Continued from A-1 - D<enise Shockley to OASBO Food and Nutrition meeting April 12-14 in Colwnbus. - Connie Bradbury and five FHA '1udents to FHA convention April 21-22 in Columbus. - .lean Cassi!lY to Title I reading conference in Columbus, April 21. - Ann Thompson to reading seminar April 21 at Co lwnbus. - Maxine Wells and Eloise Miller EM H teachers to Learning Disabilities Conference at Ohio University, May 12. - Terry S. Collins, Bernice Rose and Huby Shockley, all Title I teachers to reading conferrnce April 14 at Ohio University. The board will hold a special meet ing in two wee ks to employ certificated and classified employees. Ambleside Garden Muriel may surrender Senate seat Center Gallipolis. Ohio · By WilLIAM FOX Rt. 35 West helpmate to her husband. in the creati on of the On<· of tile world 's ultll'st cffert t vt• Retaining: .• By JIM ANDERSON WASH!NGTON (UPI l The FBI is investigati ng allegations made by an ArabAmerican that a Senate staff member offered.a Pentagon document to the Israeli defense ministry. The charges come from Micha el Saba , former executive director of the National Association of ArabAmericans, and now a busin·essman in North Dakota. In an affidavit filed with the Internal ·Security Division of the Justice ll<epartment, Saba says Stephen Bryen, an employee of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, offered a Pentagon document on Saudi Arabian air bases to the Israelis. ·Justice refused to say an Investigation has' begun, but both Bryen and Saba said they were told the FBI is looking into the case. The case highlights an intensifying struggle ·on Capitol Hill: the fight between Israeli and Arab lobbies for influence over U.S. foreign policy and arms sales. official A Pentagon described Bryen as one of the key Israeli supporters on Capitol Hill. "This group is more than sympathetic,'' the official said. Bryen told UPI part of his ' job is to talk to foreign groups a_boul his area of expertise: the Middle East. He to frequently talks Egyptians, as well as Iranians and Israe lis about eavesdropped . His affidavit , a copy of which was made available to UPI , said, " What really surprised me ... wa s the fa ct tllal an emplvyee of the United States Sen ale For.eign Relations committee was using th e pronoun 'we' to embrace his own position and that of the Israelis, and the pronoun 'they' to describe the Carter administration and ~he U.S. gover nm ent 's position." But Bryen countered, " It is a fact of life thal in this town, we frequently speak in te rm s of 'us,' the Congress, against 'them,' the administration." Saba's charge iurns on the administration's proposal to sell 60 F-15 warplanes w Saudi Arabia. In the affidavit, he quotes Bryen as telling th e Israelis, "I have th e Pentagon document on the bases, which you are .welcome to see." Penta gon o'ffi cial s say there were two docwnenls sent to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the air base at Tabuk , In northern Saudi Arabia . One, about 200 pages long, is highly classified. A 2<1-pa ge swmnary uf that paper is unclassifi ed. . Bryen told UP! he's not sure when he fir st saw the Saudi docwnent, but believes . it was alter the meeting with the Israelis. In any ease, he said , he would have referred to the unclassified version. Bryen is now on leave, preparin g to get married. Saba has returned to North Dakot a. The case rema ins open . 1 Ma chine wa sh . dry , .4 S" wide . R... IU9&11.7tyd. ' IIU!'HI :\t;Tll:'i lEG. PIICE Po lyesler / co tt on g ingham checks ond fl oc k ed dots . Flood control dams prevented --additional lhlmage during March (!per atlull f%0FF Checks & Dots co lon ltt. ll.tt yi. 111 cessory building, such as a garage. (2) - Change in use of an existing or accessory building to the use of a different classification. (3) - Occupancy and use of vacant ·land, such as off-street parking lots, ' drilling gas or oil wells. ( 4) - Change in the use of land to the use of a different classification. (5) - Any change in the use of a nonconforming use. (6) - Erection of signs or outdoor advertising structures. Boster concluded that the applications for the building permits and zoning certificates may be obtained from Edith Crosier, Zoning Secretary, locatid at the City Municipal Building, fl18 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Anyone having a question relating to zoning or proposed building, feel free to contact Boster at the city municipal building. GALLIPOLIS - James T. Boster Gallipolis City Zoning Officer, announced · Satu rday th at many problems have occurred as a result from the public failing to comply In obta ining an application for a building·pertnit and zoning certificate. Boster stated that with the failure to obtain a zoning certificate authorizing the use of land and buildings, lt can cost an individual considerably loss in time of construct ion and money if the manner in which the land or buildings are used or constructed does not comply with the zoning ordinance. Boster added that after consultation with many people, it wsa discovered that they did not know exa ctly what conditions , required a zoning certificate and a building permit: Following are conditions under which certificates are required: (] l - Construl1ion or structural alterations of anybuilding, including ac- $4,500 SF.:m.EMENT ' M!LWAUKEIO , Ore. (UP! ) - The North Clacka mas School Board has agreed to a 14,500 settlement in the case of a 12vear- old student who claimed PsYchological damage from a course that included the showing of the television movie " ll elter Skelter." John Tujo, attorney for th e unnamed student, said the gi rl's parents con tended the school district was guilty of negligence of malpractice in the manner in which the course on death and dying was conduc1ed . pr 1nts Ond 5ohds , double lo. nn llfHm · ~lltch a n d w ov en pop l1n w1de. den rms and slu bbed l., r,nl-.. lc Rev. t1 .79 yd. Fashion Knits & Wovens Brigh t a cetate / nylon te r ry kn1t ~ lor lou ngewem beach covm up~ 1 Ma ch1ne wa5h dry bO polyester / co tt on Our bo uquet of bright polyes · ter fcollon floral pr ints! Cut lrom full bolts . Machine wash . dry. 4.4 -45 " wide . Charge being probed -Building permit and zoning certificate needed··Boster Twyman ••• Denims & Krinkle BoHoms necessary . D<ear Sir : It 1s with deep thought and concern that I .1111 writing this letter t.o tmprrss upon uur \·oJuntet"'r ~q uad. . the 1111por~nre uf dependabthty Easter Sunda! . e~t e~ pp n~xH!Iall'l~ 6·20 a.m., my father became sererel~ Iii 1111 that po11H pr.sstbly il heart-atl<lck victim 1. ~J y mother phoned. me to l'Uill{' QU ickly, " You Dad IS ha vmg a llt:'i\rt attack." I mslruct.:>d h~r t1 1 call U1e Rae me squad. Whe n 1 arrl\'<'d approximately 6:l0a .m. my father was alert and re~pllll S I\'t', but exhibited Slll,fL~ and sympt oms of a heart rond ttlon . Tiw Racrne squad ~a s sunmioned around 6:30 a.m . At 7:05 the dts patd1er returne<l th<• call to nw sla ting she had bl own the wlu sth• twt ce and no one responded. At that pmnt. she Instructed me to call the SEOEMS dtspat cher at ( ; alltp~oil> . SEOEMS dtspatchc'd Squad 181 fr om Rutland and they resp\lnded Th<' SEOEMS wlll armed at my father 's re sJdt•ncu <:t t eippn ; xu natel~ i . ~ 5 a.rr1 . As I awaited the from Social Security. bank . People Interested in direct The bank or other In~posit can get · more ,. institution can answer formation at the Athens questions about how the Social Security Office, phone account will be handled and 992.{;622 or by calling the I & how notification of deposit R office at 992-7311. will be made. Monday through -Friday the To arrange for direct Senior Citizens Center Is a deposit of checks, a person busy, active place. Why not should contact the financial come in and see for yourself organization of his or her what is being done. choice and ask for direct Everything from help and .. deposrt form SF-1199. information , films, craft Completion of the form only maklng, quilting, eating authorizes deposits; it does lunch or just visiting with old not authorize withdrawals . and new friends can be acPeople chousing direct deposit should keep on telling complished. Want to find out more? Social Security about any Give us a call at 992-7886 or . change in their mailing ad992-71184 or 992·7311 or stop in. dress so t hat th ey may Our doors are always open. continue to receive notices 4!. . Woven leather, ((!rk Wedge With Crepe Rubber Sole ..... ........ ....... .. .. .. .. 29.00 ' ....,•• m"'"m jfi • 1 1, nt, W, VI . ~· Classic Thong Sandal With Signature Hardware .... ..................... ! 8.00 Medium width on ly THE SHOE CAFE Lafayette Mill f)L~ Gillllpolls. Ohio Demo crati c Farm La bo r party in the 1940s. But word leaked out after the meeting that the widow had decided not to seek the post - that she would step down to devote more time to her family. Staff and friends said Mrs. Hwnphrey, named to the Senate by Gov . Rudy Perpich, enjoyed being a senator and has given serious consideration to running for the four remaining years of her late husband's tenn . She reportedly had decided to qyit last month but decided · against announcing that decision after being Invited to the White House March 23 to discuss Presi~nt Carter's meeting with Israeli Pi-lme Minister Menahern Begin. She faced a toiJ!lh political campaign just to win the endorsement. Fraser, who represents Minneapolis , has been gatllerlng support and vowed to go after the post whether or not Mrs. Hwnphrey planned to seek it. He has been building delegate strength and is considered a favorite for endorsement. The la ck of support for Mrs. Humphrey 's candidacy at local conventions suprised many party veterans. They had urged her to run to prevent a fi ght over party leadership . Th ey were amazed at her la ck of support. Last weekend, Mrs. Humphrey attended coun ty conventions near her home in Waverly. At both meetings, resolutions urging her to run failed . Also it was reported by friends that she was " totally exhausted" after attending the conventions where she ~ave brief speeches. She Ulkes medication for high blood (ressure but her staff insists she is In good health . Comfortable Only $999 To puller around the golf course or puller around the hou se . Comfort is the main ingredient buill into this great looking sla c k. Choose ~ from e ither a 65 pet. polyeste r . 35 pet . coHon poplin styl e til 50 pel. po lyester . 50 pet . co tton lin e n fabri c look . Both with e la stic inserts in the waistband . COLORS: LT. GREEN, TAN , LT. BLUE AND CHARCOAL. SIZES 32 TO 42 "The Look For svnng . ". JOG SHORTS 1()0% POLYESTER $2.99 I' I ~'•I ~ Size S-M· L Assorted Colors 50% POLYESTER ~ 50% COTTON POPLIN 5 s 4.00 Sizes XS-S-M· L ( Assorted So li d Colors ]w;t Arrived • 100% POLVESTER ( -· ; , ~ • : f' .o \. :. - ~ - . KNIT ,.;'\ -~ '-r' lj•J \~' ' ·'· PANT .SUITS - \ ,_._, ): REG. 19.99 SIZES B-20 and ,. 1\ ' 16~ to 22~ \ ASSORTED ',--·SOLID COLORS 4 \....__..., ) I ..\ t · $g99 1 \ I .I I I 0 \ --\ J I ~~~ >;' �• A-3- The Sunday Times.SCntinel, Sunday, AprilS, 1978 A-2- The Sunday Tuncs-Scntmel, Sunday , April 9, 1978 1. A person does not have to go to the bank or other fin ancial organization and wait In line to cash or deposit th e check. POMEROY - May 16, 1978 over age 62 who qualify. You acco unt . 'l11is way SQcial 2. There is no worry abou.t has been ~ro claim ed Senio'r . · ·ca n call 992.{;6H for furthe r Sec urity can cha nge their losing the check or having it Cit izens' Day in Ohio by Ulformation. records su that the next check stolen . Go vernor James Rh octes. Information & Referral will arrive at the new act-' 3. A person's money is Rrr . W11liam Middleswac1h People wh !1 have th eir dress. · available in his or her acand Mrs. Lula Hampton have Soc ial Security or Sup If the account is closed count right away, e,ven if he . been nalned to coordinat e the plemental Securit y Income before So cial Security or she is away from home. day's activities for Meigs checks deposited directly Into records are changed, the ned 4. A person has no problem Count y. a bank or other fin ancial chec k may be return ed to the cashing the check because it Plans being made for this organization and who wish to Treasury Department by the goes directly in an account. important day are a Jilney stop, shou ld notify Socia l financial organiza tion . Once A person ca n have checks Supper and l'andidate's Security of the address to this happens it may take depoSited in a chej'king or Night to be held here ai the which the cheeks should be some tim e to. -~-~ i~~-ue the savings accqu~t in a savings Center. sent. t'heck. ,.f . • !~}~;,1·: ban k, sa ving s a nd loan ., Spec ial recognition will be This notificat ion should be , There · are seve ral ad- association · or sim ila r ingiven to Senio r Citi 7.f.'llS ovL)r made well before closing out vantages to the direct deposit slitution, Federa l or Sta te age 100. 1f you know• of any the check in g or saving s program, including : ('hart ered credit union or Meigs Co unt ians over th~ age 100. please call at 992-7886. Other plans for thts specia l day will be announc<•d . ASSISTANCE Even t ho ugh the co ld , harsh winler is u\·er. many persons stilt are suffering fin ancial difficu lties brought on by high fuel costs and home repairs. Yo u have until April 28 to file an apptira ll un with' th e l.allta-M cigs Community Acti on .~gt'n cy fur fin ancia l hrlp w11h h1gh fu el costs and other rn~ r g y related pro blems. Applica tions are ava tlable al the follo wing locations: Mei gs Co unty 'Scn1 or Citizens Center. 992-7886 Sen ior Nutrition S<tlclltlc Site loca ted In the Heorganized Church of Jes us Christ of Latt er Day Satnt s. Old Town Flats. 843-3364 Communit y Act ion Agt'ncy Sov.e S1.31 YardI h1ca 1ed Ln the Courthouse. Pomeroy. 992-5605 . Comm unit y Action A ~c n c y Office located tn Cheshire. 992-7000 . Co tt on and p ol ye st e r /c.ot ton den1m soh&•. knnkle solids arld F'or needed home repair. s t n pes Cu t fr om lu ll bo lTS ih e Home Mai ntenance Mo<h,ne was h dry . 44 -48 Prog ram may be able tu hel p you. Income guidel lnes must Rag . 5:1:,99 vet be followed, but if J'uu quali fy for assistance. la bor costs fur your repairs can be paid by thts program . You mus t any matt•ria l furni sh YARD Senior citizens' scenes u(J,_ •• . Fabrict' Jo- JOHN GH EE:il·:. manager o[ Twm City Gateway presents <t $10 prtze to Scott llanmng , B, so n of Mr . and Mrs. ll<1n Hamung. Bradbw·1· Sctl\1 was second place winner tn tht> 4..3 age dn·tsi(ln of the Daily Senllnel's F:astcr C'Oillrtn.L: n mtt•st. Scott won hls prize for hts c:olonng ( Ill ;.1 pH" tu rt• Spl. tl\.so nxl b~ G!ltl' Wil~ . ~-------- ----- - --- ---------- 1 Letters of opinion are welcomed. They shllUid be less than 300 wo rds long (or be subject to reduction by the edltor 1 and must be signed with the signee's address. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on reques t, names will be disclosed. Letteno sho uld be In good taste, addressing Issues, not personalltles. 1 1 I I : 1 1 I 1 .8~../. !f:,. ·: 1 1 I I I : 1 : : •.• ~.. uu.wr,: : I I I I DependRbility need cited arnva lof H squad. I became fearfu l f11r my father 's hfe. Althn u~h I aru <l r ~t.;tslt:'rt:.•d nur ~c . thPre would no fea stbl e WH~ I ct~ul d hCl\t.' nwmt<nned hft' , m m) have bern father , £or one and one .!Jalf ho urs hatllw actua l!) had a cardia c arrest. It was d1stress1ng tA l thtnk \H' ll\·t· ll'~~ than two nules from th e vol unteer squad that should hme responded, and yet. it took one and one.iJalf hours l" fl'CCI I'l' atd My farn1ly and I cons ider ourseh"r!-i fortunate th;.1t Dad\ rond1tum stabilized without further cnmpltca uons I nnly pr")' the next person will be as fortunate as " e were I realize the public somettm<·s abuses th1• sen ·1ce of the vol unteer squads a nti I hope Uw1 will use discretion in the fu ture 1n r equestLng ass1sta nl'f' I ;dsn know that tn your fi eld · the job you dots sometimes tlm nkl c·ss. but beltevc me . when a loved one bt·comes seri olt'-11~ ill and thl' frunily ca lls for assistance . they are de pe nrhng ~on you' IXI:i'T I.F.T THEM DO\~ : - Stnce rel). Rhon<ht I. fJatiP) . H :\ \ Pretty Sprinp Prints 68 Terrycloth Stripes & Solids Call 992-7886 or 992-7311 for funhe r information on the abo,·e Best Bottoms tW(J pro~ra m s . The Fa nners Home Ad · mim st ration Office 1FHA 1 has loans available for semor citizen s for home repairs at a very low interest rale and grants 3\'allable for persons Heo .. ywe ,ght ~al1d\ o1o1 o15 w o~ h Mo ch orte too•. \ oh ds oo Reg. $2.99 yd. You save 71 c yd. dr y wode $·~~ Decorator Burlap Joo•;. jute . Pre ·shrunlt ond Hand wa!ih or dry dean 48 -50 wtde ~ on•f i 'ed ' Rev. 11 .•• yd. pol y e5 t er 1n te rl oclo. Ma ch ine wa sh . d ry w1de Reg. U.9'1& U.49 yd. Yousoveto 11.61 yltll . Drapery & Slipcover Fabric *-28 ~YARD Reg . 11:.99 ycl. T ELECTED OIREl'TIIR GA I.I.IPOLIS - Jay Allen Jarv is, son of Mr . and Mrs llowctl Jarvis of 429 Lewis Drive .· Gallipolis, has been e}('cted athl etic director of Pt Epsllom Phi Literary Sudety at Bob Jones Universit y, Green ,·i lle, S. C. A 1976 graduate of Gallia Academy Hi gh Schoo l in Ga llipolis, he Ou r entire stock . including pla id$ . florols . more! ftrlito Sfwll Dress Prints & Solids Natural Polyes ter Weaves ce ll on sol1d5 ,n medium end hea ... y we1ght\ Mach111e wash dr y 45 w•de so·. a so ph om or e at the unive r sity ma jo nn g 111 church admimstrallon IS Great !liOv ings o n o ur en t ire 1lock m cluding Herculo n" ole f,n and more' Many ~lyles and nyl on prtnted shee rs a nd poly \a i m solids end pr ma Mo ch1ne wash dry 44· 45 eshn po lye51er / 150". ~lubbed - w1de . ......... .sut,•. '""''-· 2o Upholstery Fabric wov en crepe s ol td~ . ••• . 12.49 ,j , lotire Slodr I - Thl' 1d fl •d('ra J no(ld 111 the threr• basrns • ere C!-ll lnli-1\l'd at $7 ~ nllllh lfl da.rn!-J dun n1! last ( 'ol Htcher scud thc.lt the nHJnth's hl~h Stream nows ln ,\1 U~ikJn _I.IU il l S\ Siern uf 16 OhiO pr r\Pntcd $54 nnlll11n f loo d I'IJn\ r;d pro je c ts wort h of tJddlttonal darna ~t· . n:duced fluod stage s at att'.Ordmg to the Ann ~ Curps Sl'vt' ral f <1wn s (tnd c1t 1es r1f Engmcers. alnng 1hf• Tu~carawas and l'<,l. Gcorg e A. illcht·r. Musktn gurn rrvers ll untln g t o n lhstrr c l Flood sl age at New Engrneer, sa td the da mages PilllaciO'Iphta wa s redu ced prevented durrng the week of b) 5.1 feet. at NewcomersMarch 13-17 b~ nvcr basin. town by o.J feel, at Zanesville were Hockrng Htver. $1.9 b) 9 I feet. Further downce ll I Iton . Sc toto Htv er, >1ream at McConnelsvl lle, $827.000 ;, .Muskmgum H1ver. the natural stream fl ow $51 3 rnt lhon. Actua l damages would have crested at 15 .5 coni rn l s •.,.,. GEM SOCIETY ..,. IIOONO A - • _..., lll!loBE~ - - tiDIIOCi~TY ,. NEW SHIPMENT OF SHADE TREES &DOGWOODS R•g. 69c yd. YDS. VISIT OUT FLORAL SHOP••• FOR full .......... <hy, _ ,.. CoftOftl ........... Colt froM ...... 1\ ........ _ Open 9 til8 p.m. Daily Sunday 1 til6 Your Cash & Carry Garden Center .,,.,_.. ...... Ill Dlflttl .......... M ¢' • 1 "\ 3 o· $ I Clop roDionoloJd • tl - - FF REG. PRICE ~"P~!~~!·~n~ ~~w ·s1r. 1119 01de great for 1Mvfll1ing too! Reg. 116.9Soo. EACH _ • Notions Bonanza Bobb,ns !.ewmg gouges . gnppen pin$. patches and many m o rel Aeg. 60c to 7Sc eo. 2 FOR PLUS I 00 V, " ve<sa!l le and chlne wash or dr y clean, Reg . .,, yd. • Pins & Needle~ Boll po_1nts ore grea t lor kni h , elast ic, slre tc hv fabri c leg. IJc pl.: g . ..... Worm 15 vord economy 1oil or new 3 '/ 1 ···5 · patchsize pocket. 12 pat che~ per pocket , 11 .DOp~l• Chao•e ••t· FOR 77.c PIG. PIG. • Yellow a.td Nettles Sln;tr '• famous boll point mach ine need les. Great .... .,.20,.,. for ltnlts I 3 per pockoge. c Richly hued Signoture leathers from Elienne Aigner'• ... two of the most enduring sandals you'll ever step foot in . The maker's trademarlis glow· elegantly from these worm weather favorites . • NotiOn• PotpoUITI Slnger't SN-Thru plott lc bobbins . Ginger Snaps , Iron-on lnslontletten. Reg, ttc loiOc pkg, • Holt 10 tit 9 Covers and Upholstering Mof•rllal• Silver Bridge Shopping Plaza-Route 7, Gallipolis, Ohio PADRICSOY SIGNATURE SANDALS • inclt, z...; PI••• lst Grand Control Moll Chillicothe, Ohio Parkersburg, W. Va . Weather Walk-Abouts From ~-· -,.C • Stitch Witchery® ST. PAUL, Minn. (UP!) - became evident at recent Sen. Muriel Humphrey , party caucuses that she was widow of Hubert H. not considered a lea ding Humphrey , Saturday . c~ndidate for the Senate. appeared ready to surrender She failed wgenerate much the Senate seat her late support at loca l party to meetings. Most of the support husband treasured (reserve peace in the party bas gone behind Rep . Donald Fraser, D-Minn., the onlr he founded. The 66-yea' r-old active candidate for the grandmother planned · to nomination. Some part y announce her future political officials said_stepping down plans at the party's first would be the best way to 1111nual Hubert H. Hwnphrey preserve peace In the party. Day dinner- a -100-a-plate Labor leaders met with affair In honor of the Happy Mrs. Hwnphrey earlier this Warrior, who died of cancer week, urging her to seek election and continue in the Jan . 13. Mrs. Hwnphrey has long footsteps of her husband , who been a major figure in the was l8ng a friend of organized party - but her role was that labor and was a moving force of campaigner, coWlSelor and ~ 4 ~~~ YDS .,. :-::--o-----:::-~ . Hours: ' wide . strong ! . W hi te only. Ma. A friend of Bryen's, another Senate staff aide, called Saba's charge "a form of terrorism, meant to Intimidate employees of the Senate ." Saba's charges stem from a March 9 conversation he overheard Bryen having at a WIIBhington hotel coffee shop with a group of l!;raelis who haq accompanied D<efense Minister Ezer WeizmBQ tp. Washington. Bryen acknowledges the meeting. Saba's sworn affidavit conlends that as the conversation progressed, "He (Bryen ) appeared to be advising the Israelis on a strategy of how to deal with the current Israel-Arab conflict." Saba took notes as he t .... 11.4fy•• You,.,. 4tc ytl. • Wiss®, Scissors Ent~r_ e ~tocM , Con t ur o •Lite ptnktng shear' mo re 1~ 1 6th Ave. Putnom ~IIIlO I Hunt1nglon , W. Va . Center STUDYING JACKET LIVE OAK. Fla. iUPI I Authorities are analyzing a man 's bloodstained jacket found near what is believed lo be the body of t2-year-old Kimberly Diane i.each to determin e if t he jacket belonged to suspect Theodore R. Bundy. arms. ....,......,...... W..4 : : : · ............... I Headquarters for Draperies, ~' BOARD TO MEET APRIL 17 GALLIPOLIS - The reg~lar meeting of the Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Community Mental Health and Mental Retardation "648" Board will be held Monday, Aprill7, at the Community Mental Health Center, Gallipolis, beginning at 6 p.m. Arriving Dally. Save on non· wo~Jen in terfoc · ing . Wh ite only. Ma ch ine wash and dry , 25 '" wide . a~~~ ~ MEMBfA -1MlA I( Af'l PRICE-FIXING'? CLEVE LAND (UPI I - The Federal Trade Commission is Investigating the possibility of price-fixing among the nation's crayon manufacturers, Paul A. Eyre, an t:TC offlcial in Cleveland has e<mfirmed. Eyre said the FTC is making a "nonpublic" study of pricing policies which will be completed by the summer. Flowers. New Merchandise Interfacing Reg . 19.95 to I 1 I . 75 pr. ( A"';~ J NEW TRIAL DATE COLU MBUS (UP!) - A new trial date of June 28 was scheduled by the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas Friday when a jury was unable to reach a verdict on charges against Mrs. Rita Warren, of Brocton, Mass., of disrupting a lawful meeting of the Ohio Senate and trespass within the State Capitol; Nursery Plants, Trees, Shrubs, Polyester feet without reservoi r control. The actual crest stage ""s 5.3 feet. Operation of the Delaware Dam reduced the fl ood sta ge on the Sci oto Ri ver at Columbus by 3.9 feel. At Circleville the combinati on of Delaware and Alu m Creek darns lowered the crest by 1.3 feet. In the Hockrng River bastn, the nood control opera tion of Tom J enkin s darn combin ed with a channel improvement at Athens resulted in a stage redu ction of 4.3 feet at that city. ----.. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter and Congress battle next week over a number of is~ues with the president's immediate concern being an emergency farm bill. Carter has threatened to veto the bill, which comes up for flnal votes in the Senate on Monday and the House on Wednesday. White House aides are contacting every member of Congress in effort s to defeat the bilL Headquarters. . • <tlld CctnaLllan JWval arnmnh.: nts uu t llr (;rea t l..i:l kl':-, . . clash looms Your Complete Garden a gri T III t.'llls. the Hush- Ha ~o t liN t)' of 181 7, llltllt!'d U S. Thc.<e four C's dete rmin e d iam ond valu e Culling, Col o r , Clar ity ami f 'arat-wcighl. But al our sto re there i.< a Jijt h "(' " that is most 1mp"rtant of all: f'o nf1dence . Make )'OUr jewelr y purchase h<' re , co nfi de nt that our ' ''l"' r l eva luation a nd friendl y, frank ad\'i ce will a ss ure yo u a li ft>tinw of pride. in your purch ase . Carter, Congress REMNANTS CUTAWAY WARSAW , Ky. (UPI) Gate ll at Markland Dam was within two and a half feet of closing completely Friday after Ca pt. John Beatty and LTew cut away remnants of a sunken barge januned there since January. ·Beatty said he expects no furth er problems from one remaining barge fr agment. " GOOD SPIRITS" BOSTON I UP! ) - John Wayne Priday night was reported In "good spirits" and satisfa ctory co ndi ti on after eating his first full meal since undergoing open heart surgery for replacement of a defective valve. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 to 6:00 FAMOUS .MAKER WOVEN' 50% TREVIRA POLVESTER 50% COTTON SEPARATE COORDINATES SPORT COAT :s~~oo $34.99 Solid co lors of navy , li ght brown & light blue Sizes 36·46. Regs. & Long s . MATCHING SLACKS $12·.99 Reg . $20 .00 Choo se from a solid colo r or a s mall pla id in light brown, navy or light blue . REVERSIBLE VEST Reg . $20 .00 So lid on one si de , plaid on th e ot he r to ma ke ·a thr ee piece su it. Sizes 36·46 in navy, light br own an d light blue . SAVE-· $41.00 On All Three Pieces ]w;t For Comfort! ~·THE PUTTER PANT" I__ ---~ - TWO STYLES TO T CHOOSE FROM It tn tc rna l t u n~tl of diamond val the Continued from A-1 caused the present proDiems, however the coni inuing erosion problem along the river is also believed to be affecting the wall. The present problems have not affected service to Landmark or Pomeroy Cement Block, the other regular rail users in that area of Pomeroy. · Continued from A-1 - D<enise Shockley to OASBO Food and Nutrition meeting April 12-14 in Colwnbus. - Connie Bradbury and five FHA '1udents to FHA convention April 21-22 in Columbus. - .lean Cassi!lY to Title I reading conference in Columbus, April 21. - Ann Thompson to reading seminar April 21 at Co lwnbus. - Maxine Wells and Eloise Miller EM H teachers to Learning Disabilities Conference at Ohio University, May 12. - Terry S. Collins, Bernice Rose and Huby Shockley, all Title I teachers to reading conferrnce April 14 at Ohio University. The board will hold a special meet ing in two wee ks to employ certificated and classified employees. Ambleside Garden Muriel may surrender Senate seat Center Gallipolis. Ohio · By WilLIAM FOX Rt. 35 West helpmate to her husband. in the creati on of the On<· of tile world 's ultll'st cffert t vt• Retaining: .• By JIM ANDERSON WASH!NGTON (UPI l The FBI is investigati ng allegations made by an ArabAmerican that a Senate staff member offered.a Pentagon document to the Israeli defense ministry. The charges come from Micha el Saba , former executive director of the National Association of ArabAmericans, and now a busin·essman in North Dakota. In an affidavit filed with the Internal ·Security Division of the Justice ll<epartment, Saba says Stephen Bryen, an employee of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, offered a Pentagon document on Saudi Arabian air bases to the Israelis. ·Justice refused to say an Investigation has' begun, but both Bryen and Saba said they were told the FBI is looking into the case. The case highlights an intensifying struggle ·on Capitol Hill: the fight between Israeli and Arab lobbies for influence over U.S. foreign policy and arms sales. official A Pentagon described Bryen as one of the key Israeli supporters on Capitol Hill. "This group is more than sympathetic,'' the official said. Bryen told UPI part of his ' job is to talk to foreign groups a_boul his area of expertise: the Middle East. He to frequently talks Egyptians, as well as Iranians and Israe lis about eavesdropped . His affidavit , a copy of which was made available to UPI , said, " What really surprised me ... wa s the fa ct tllal an emplvyee of the United States Sen ale For.eign Relations committee was using th e pronoun 'we' to embrace his own position and that of the Israelis, and the pronoun 'they' to describe the Carter administration and ~he U.S. gover nm ent 's position." But Bryen countered, " It is a fact of life thal in this town, we frequently speak in te rm s of 'us,' the Congress, against 'them,' the administration." Saba's charge iurns on the administration's proposal to sell 60 F-15 warplanes w Saudi Arabia. In the affidavit, he quotes Bryen as telling th e Israelis, "I have th e Pentagon document on the bases, which you are .welcome to see." Penta gon o'ffi cial s say there were two docwnenls sent to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the air base at Tabuk , In northern Saudi Arabia . One, about 200 pages long, is highly classified. A 2<1-pa ge swmnary uf that paper is unclassifi ed. . Bryen told UP! he's not sure when he fir st saw the Saudi docwnent, but believes . it was alter the meeting with the Israelis. In any ease, he said , he would have referred to the unclassified version. Bryen is now on leave, preparin g to get married. Saba has returned to North Dakot a. The case rema ins open . 1 Ma chine wa sh . dry , .4 S" wide . R... IU9&11.7tyd. ' IIU!'HI :\t;Tll:'i lEG. PIICE Po lyesler / co tt on g ingham checks ond fl oc k ed dots . Flood control dams prevented --additional lhlmage during March (!per atlull f%0FF Checks & Dots co lon ltt. ll.tt yi. 111 cessory building, such as a garage. (2) - Change in use of an existing or accessory building to the use of a different classification. (3) - Occupancy and use of vacant ·land, such as off-street parking lots, ' drilling gas or oil wells. ( 4) - Change in the use of land to the use of a different classification. (5) - Any change in the use of a nonconforming use. (6) - Erection of signs or outdoor advertising structures. Boster concluded that the applications for the building permits and zoning certificates may be obtained from Edith Crosier, Zoning Secretary, locatid at the City Municipal Building, fl18 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Anyone having a question relating to zoning or proposed building, feel free to contact Boster at the city municipal building. GALLIPOLIS - James T. Boster Gallipolis City Zoning Officer, announced · Satu rday th at many problems have occurred as a result from the public failing to comply In obta ining an application for a building·pertnit and zoning certificate. Boster stated that with the failure to obtain a zoning certificate authorizing the use of land and buildings, lt can cost an individual considerably loss in time of construct ion and money if the manner in which the land or buildings are used or constructed does not comply with the zoning ordinance. Boster added that after consultation with many people, it wsa discovered that they did not know exa ctly what conditions , required a zoning certificate and a building permit: Following are conditions under which certificates are required: (] l - Construl1ion or structural alterations of anybuilding, including ac- $4,500 SF.:m.EMENT ' M!LWAUKEIO , Ore. (UP! ) - The North Clacka mas School Board has agreed to a 14,500 settlement in the case of a 12vear- old student who claimed PsYchological damage from a course that included the showing of the television movie " ll elter Skelter." John Tujo, attorney for th e unnamed student, said the gi rl's parents con tended the school district was guilty of negligence of malpractice in the manner in which the course on death and dying was conduc1ed . pr 1nts Ond 5ohds , double lo. nn llfHm · ~lltch a n d w ov en pop l1n w1de. den rms and slu bbed l., r,nl-.. lc Rev. t1 .79 yd. Fashion Knits & Wovens Brigh t a cetate / nylon te r ry kn1t ~ lor lou ngewem beach covm up~ 1 Ma ch1ne wa5h dry bO polyester / co tt on Our bo uquet of bright polyes · ter fcollon floral pr ints! Cut lrom full bolts . Machine wash . dry. 4.4 -45 " wide . Charge being probed -Building permit and zoning certificate needed··Boster Twyman ••• Denims & Krinkle BoHoms necessary . D<ear Sir : It 1s with deep thought and concern that I .1111 writing this letter t.o tmprrss upon uur \·oJuntet"'r ~q uad. . the 1111por~nre uf dependabthty Easter Sunda! . e~t e~ pp n~xH!Iall'l~ 6·20 a.m., my father became sererel~ Iii 1111 that po11H pr.sstbly il heart-atl<lck victim 1. ~J y mother phoned. me to l'Uill{' QU ickly, " You Dad IS ha vmg a llt:'i\rt attack." I mslruct.:>d h~r t1 1 call U1e Rae me squad. Whe n 1 arrl\'<'d approximately 6:l0a .m. my father was alert and re~pllll S I\'t', but exhibited Slll,fL~ and sympt oms of a heart rond ttlon . Tiw Racrne squad ~a s sunmioned around 6:30 a.m . At 7:05 the dts patd1er returne<l th<• call to nw sla ting she had bl own the wlu sth• twt ce and no one responded. At that pmnt. she Instructed me to call the SEOEMS dtspat cher at ( ; alltp~oil> . SEOEMS dtspatchc'd Squad 181 fr om Rutland and they resp\lnded Th<' SEOEMS wlll armed at my father 's re sJdt•ncu <:t t eippn ; xu natel~ i . ~ 5 a.rr1 . As I awaited the from Social Security. bank . People Interested in direct The bank or other In~posit can get · more ,. institution can answer formation at the Athens questions about how the Social Security Office, phone account will be handled and 992.{;622 or by calling the I & how notification of deposit R office at 992-7311. will be made. Monday through -Friday the To arrange for direct Senior Citizens Center Is a deposit of checks, a person busy, active place. Why not should contact the financial come in and see for yourself organization of his or her what is being done. choice and ask for direct Everything from help and .. deposrt form SF-1199. information , films, craft Completion of the form only maklng, quilting, eating authorizes deposits; it does lunch or just visiting with old not authorize withdrawals . and new friends can be acPeople chousing direct deposit should keep on telling complished. Want to find out more? Social Security about any Give us a call at 992-7886 or . change in their mailing ad992-71184 or 992·7311 or stop in. dress so t hat th ey may Our doors are always open. continue to receive notices 4!. . Woven leather, ((!rk Wedge With Crepe Rubber Sole ..... ........ ....... .. .. .. .. 29.00 ' ....,•• m"'"m jfi • 1 1, nt, W, VI . ~· Classic Thong Sandal With Signature Hardware .... ..................... ! 8.00 Medium width on ly THE SHOE CAFE Lafayette Mill f)L~ Gillllpolls. Ohio Demo crati c Farm La bo r party in the 1940s. But word leaked out after the meeting that the widow had decided not to seek the post - that she would step down to devote more time to her family. Staff and friends said Mrs. Hwnphrey, named to the Senate by Gov . Rudy Perpich, enjoyed being a senator and has given serious consideration to running for the four remaining years of her late husband's tenn . She reportedly had decided to qyit last month but decided · against announcing that decision after being Invited to the White House March 23 to discuss Presi~nt Carter's meeting with Israeli Pi-lme Minister Menahern Begin. She faced a toiJ!lh political campaign just to win the endorsement. Fraser, who represents Minneapolis , has been gatllerlng support and vowed to go after the post whether or not Mrs. Hwnphrey planned to seek it. He has been building delegate strength and is considered a favorite for endorsement. The la ck of support for Mrs. Humphrey 's candidacy at local conventions suprised many party veterans. They had urged her to run to prevent a fi ght over party leadership . Th ey were amazed at her la ck of support. Last weekend, Mrs. Humphrey attended coun ty conventions near her home in Waverly. At both meetings, resolutions urging her to run failed . Also it was reported by friends that she was " totally exhausted" after attending the conventions where she ~ave brief speeches. She Ulkes medication for high blood (ressure but her staff insists she is In good health . Comfortable Only $999 To puller around the golf course or puller around the hou se . Comfort is the main ingredient buill into this great looking sla c k. Choose ~ from e ither a 65 pet. polyeste r . 35 pet . coHon poplin styl e til 50 pel. po lyester . 50 pet . co tton lin e n fabri c look . Both with e la stic inserts in the waistband . COLORS: LT. GREEN, TAN , LT. BLUE AND CHARCOAL. SIZES 32 TO 42 "The Look For svnng . ". JOG SHORTS 1()0% POLYESTER $2.99 I' I ~'•I ~ Size S-M· L Assorted Colors 50% POLYESTER ~ 50% COTTON POPLIN 5 s 4.00 Sizes XS-S-M· L ( Assorted So li d Colors ]w;t Arrived • 100% POLVESTER ( -· ; , ~ • : f' .o \. :. - ~ - . 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A~- The Sundav Times-sentinel, Sunda y, Apri1 9, 1978 ' EASO organized in Dairymen honored at annUJJl fete POMEROY - Five dairymen were recognized for their producing 123,930 pounds of milk and 4,769 pounds of butterfat accomphshments at the Annual Meigs County Fairy Banquet in seven yea rs and five months; another producing 97,790 held Thursday night at St. Paul's Lutheran Church pounds of milk and 4,081 pounds of butterfat in five years and The . followin g dairymen were recognized fo~ having · two month s, and a third cow producing 107,770 pounds of milk outstanding production records on individual cows in their and 4,142 pounds of butterfat in six years. herds : In the lifteime records department, 'Earl CrOIS had one Milk Butter Fat cow producing 115,100 pounds of milk and 5,696 pounds of Rex Shenefield 14,061 550 butterfat in seven years and three months and another cow Earl Cross 18,090 687 producing 114,310 pounds of milk and 4,541 pounds of butterfat Arvil Holter 15,565 . 565 in six years and three months. Earl Dean · ·14 301 520 Cross was · recognized for whminK tbe Outstan<IJng The fifth recognized was John Payne wh~ had on e cow Dairyman Award for Southeast Ohlli, wblcb conslats of 19 Southeastern Ohio counties. He has been milking for 12 years , and his wife, Geraldine, keeps the dairy records and contributes a great part tu the dairy operation. It has truly been a partnership with husband and wife wurklog together to provide a successful operation. : Of the 217 acres, 18 acres are in corn , 120 acres in permanent pasture, and 35 acres in meadow. Grain and .supplement are purchased and a pelleted food is fed in the parlor. The Cross herd was the first herd in Meigs County to average over 18,1100 pounds of milk in a year. Earl contributes this to using good bulls, usin g a pelleted feed, better quality hay, and treating or· fertilizing tne pastures. In Earl's selection as the Outstandin g Dairyman , production, health practices, and community activities were consi1ered. AT HENS - The Epilepsy co unt ies. EASO is primaril y conAssociation of Southeastern Ohiu (EASO) has .been cerned with referring persons organized to bett er help the with epilepsy to the services • estimated ·2,500 people with they nee d most. The epilepsy and their fa milies in . assoc iati on pr ovi d es vacational counse lin g, job this area. According tu Liz Frech, referral and assistance .with director of EASO , the and transportation to medical association will provide in- appointments. EASO is also concer ned dividual, family and group counseling to anyone with with ed ucating the public and epilepsy in Alhens, Perry, erasing misi.nformation often Meigs, Hoc king, Washi ngton, assoc iated wit h epil epsy . Morga n, Noble or Monroe Th er e are film s .and brochures available and the EASO staff will talk to sc hools, bu si nesses, ~ i v i c Pledges to Scout Development .. . THE REV. AND MRS. Robert Wells, Warsaw, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey, Route 4, Pomeroy, played significant roles in Friday evening 's annual Meigs County Grange banquet at the Sallsbury Elementary School. The Rev . Mr. Wells was speaker for the evening using "The Abundant Life" as his topic. He stressed the accompli.shments of America in learning how to grow crops and in Nine fined, 16-- forfeit bonds in Meigs Court PO MER OY Nine defendants were fined and 16 othe rs fo rfe it ~d bond s in Meigs County Court Friday . Fined by Judge Robert E. Buck .were George E. Willis, South Point, and Patricia L. Fletcher, Rio Grande, $14 and costs each. speed; William Novak, Athens, 113 and costs, speed; Earl W. Blac kston. Rockbridge , $17 and costs, speed. Da vid Jeffer s, Rt. 3. Pomeroy, $10 and costs , littering; Nancy Ebersbach, Middleport , $10 and costs, six m o nth s p r o ba t ion , tres passing; Penny S. Stewart , Cheshire. $10 and wsts, unsafe vehicle. Gary Black, Rt. I, Portland, $150 and costs, three days confinement. DWI ; Earl Griffith, Middleport , $150 and co sts, thr ee days co nfinement , attend schooling, DWI. Forfeit in g bonds were Nom1an Evans, Rt . I, Portland, $53 , diso rd e~ly conduct ; Charl es W. _ Dobbins, Col urn bu s an d Hubert Pull in s , Middl eport , $353 ea ch, DWI ; Ray J. Cun· ningham , Fleming. Ohio, $32.50 speeding; Timothy E. Davidson, Pomeroy and Earl D. Snyder, Cheshire, $30.50 each. unsafe vehicle. Ra lph R. Kelby, Waterfiel d, Thomas R. Shier, Pittsburgh , Norman Ue Dunn, Carroll. Ohi o, John R. Pyles, Gallipolis, Carl G. Sauvage, Middleport , Dale E. Smith , Newark , William F. Foley , Colum bus, Jose jl.h I. Ghedotte . Lin co ln Park , Mich.. and Charles F. Sayre, Rt. I, Long Bottom. $30.50 each, speeding ; J ohn W. Riffl e , Roc k Springs , Wyoming, $350.50, DWI. COURT NEWS GA LLIPOLIS - Twentyone cases were terminated Fr iday in Gallipolis Municipal Court . · Acting J udge Hamlin C. King fined four persons and forfeited 17 bonds. Fined were Barbara J. Abshire, 32, Rt. I, Cheshire, $15 and costs, no valid opera tor's license ; Kent M. Cha ney, 2.1 , Hillsboro, SI5 and costs . fail ure to yie ld: M>chael D. Sheehan, 18, Rt. 2, Vmton, 11 0 and costs, defecti ve exhaust and Dollie Mane Mooney, 48. Rt. 2. Crown City, $75 and costs, six Add beauty to your home or business this spr ing . Plan Now . KOTALIC LANDSCAPING Nurserymen · Designer Conlr1c1o · months in the county jail, suspended and six months probation for shoplifting. Fo rfeit ing bonds were Charles E. Cremeans, 21, Rt. 2, Crown City, $24 speed; Luthe r A. Harris, 67, Narrows, W. Va., $28 speed ; David L. Ramey, 22, Rio Grande. $22 parking on the roadway; Rex L. Roy , 21, Racine , $22 speed ; Eleanor L. Elliott. 37, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, $27 speed ; Larry L. Long, 28, Ga llipolis, $25 speed; Jonnie Dotson, Jr ., i9, Rt. 2, Bidwell, S22 speed ; Fred J. Wray, 21, Rt. 2, Crown City , $22 overheight bumper ; Larry D. Bennett, 29, Rt. I, Bristol, Va ., $47 no valid fishing license ; D. L. Coughenour, 18, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, $27 unsafe vehicle ; J immie D. McGuire, 42, Rt. 2, Crown City, $32 speed; Turner J. Bannister, 47, no valid fishing license ; Keith W. Jackson, 18, Rt. 3, Galli polis, $27 failure to yield; Cha rles E. Bonlee, 38, Rl. 2, Patriot , $27 speed ; Daryl R. Baas, 19, Xenia, $27 speed ; Guss Thevenir, 27, Rt. I, Bidwell , $27 improper left tum and Virginia GiUespie, 25, New Haven , $22 assured clear distance. aiding underdeveloped countries of. l1le world . He urged the sharing of know how and the consen<atton of assets. Mrs. Wells is the former Elnora Barrutz of Pomeroy. Starkey is a former Ohio State Grange Gatekeeper a~ has .been most active in keeping grange work going m Meigs County . . vehicle skidded Into the rear of the Scott vehicle. The deer apparently not injured ran into the woods. No injuries and no citations were reported. There was applied his brakes also. The modera te damag e to the driver cut to the right. but his vehicl es . traffic mishaps probed in Meigs Beat••. Of the Bend POMEROY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department Is investi0ating the cutting of timber on an Olive Township Fann. By Bob Hoeflich The decision to proceed with the spring musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. wasn 't an easy one. It 's been a long winter and conservatioo of energy, made It difficult to find a practice location . However, it is the 25th year for the minstrel association shows and that primarily is why it was decided to proceed even though it is already late into warmer weather. The 25th is a milestone for members of the group especially when those who took part in early productions remember that the costumes in the first show were made from feed sacks and many of the props were articles salvaged from the Middleport dwnp.' _, This spring's show is scheduled to be May 6 at the Meigs High School under the sponSorship of the Meigs Athletic Boosters, Tuesday night the first dance line rehearsals for high school girls will be held in the vocal music room of Meigs High School. H you plan to take part do register with Susie Soulsby, 992-2377, or Charlene Hoeflich, 99Z.S292, so that aspects of costwning can be worked out ahead of that first rehearsal. Incidentally, this spring 's show hopefully will see the return of a number of veteran performers from earlier years to the cast. . IF YOU'D UKE TO KNOW a very gratifying feeling, do become a volunteer for the hot lunch program at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. You don 't have to be a senior citizen to become a volunteer and your service really won 't take too much of your time. It seems that residents are needed to deliver hot meals at noon time to senior citizens. You're asked to do this only once a week, sometimes,once every two weeks. It takes about onehalf hour to 4~ minutes and the people being helped by the hot lunches are grateful. These hot lunches make it possible for them to continue to function in 'their own homes for as long as possible. H you can lend a hand why not give the center a ring 9927884 or 992-7886 and the staff will fiU in the details. Incidentally, you get 15 cents a mlle reimbursement for driving your vehicle in serving with the program. DICK NEASE WHO did post graduate work in dramatics at Seattle Pacific University in Seattle, Wash ., for a year and a half will be doing his thing at the Kyger Creek High School where he teaches on April 2B and 29. Dick is directing the senior play, a three-act mystery comedy, "Finders Creepers" and wiU be using his university training in staging the event. The show wiU be given in the small auditoriwn and only !50 tickets at 52 each wtll be sold for each night. When they 're purchased, that's it. Tickets can be purchased from any senior of the school. Proceeds wtll go· on the annual senior trip . Matinee performances will be given for both the junior high and other classes of the senior high . Curtain time for the evening shows is 8. THE REV . JOHN ELSWICK of the Athens area , is bringing the Song Masters Quartet, a radio and televisi on gospel group, to the Alexander High School in Albany at 8 p.m. on April 21. Appearing with the quartet will be the Golden Shore Singers. Tickets at 13 for adults, children under 12 free , will be sold at the door . Anyone wishing any more details can coota:ct Rev . Elswick at 59~7390. WHEN MARY MORA was crowned Meigs County Dairy Princess Thursday night she was the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora to be named to the title over the years. Since Mary Is the youngest and last of the Mora daughters, that's about a perfect batting average . MO..DRED BETZING OF Hemlock Grove who has had Add to your collection of quite serious physical problems for the past few months co lltctive noun s : A attended the Meigs Grange banquet Friday night and in spite of her problems was all smiles. Well - that'sMildred. hoarseness of wnpires. . Incidentally, the longest grange membership in the county at the present time is held by Mrs. Ruby Halliday of the Harrisonville area .- a total of 71 years. Meigs County Sheriff James L. Proffitt said Anne Hilldore, Syracuse , Ohio , reported that someone is cutting timber on her property on Indian Run in Olive Towns~ip. Proffitt reported that several large poplar logs have bfen cut and are laying along the roadway. The cutting is definitely on Mrs. Hilldore's property, the sheriff reported and the incident is under investigation. Homer Cole, Tupper s Plains, notified the Meigs County Sheriff's Office that he has had some corn stolen from a corncrib on Shade River. The theft was reported to have occurred sometime Wednesday·. This incident is under investigation . Deputies have not yet been able to co ntact the O\\ner of an auto that crashed into the fence, owned by Harrison Smith, Rt. I, Racine . According to the report , an auto owned by a Timmy Ellis, Middl eport, was apparently traveling north on CR 34 in the Morning Star area of Sutton Township and failed to mak e the curve and crashed through a barbed wire fence on the Harrison Smith propert y. This accident occurred late Wednesday evening. Charges are pending. In an accident investigated Tuesday even ing, Sandra Scott, 27, Rt. I Minersville, was northbound on SR 7 aruund 9:40' p.m. Suddenly five deer came into the roadway approximately .3 mile so uth of US Rt. 33. She appli ed her brakes, but struck the deer. When she applied her brakes an auto following, driven by Otis Chapman, 58, Rt. I, Cheshire, COMPLETE SESSION - Adult Education at Buckeye Hills Career Ce nter recently conducted a PR-24 Baton Training Se minar at the Career Cent er for local area law enfore.emen t officers. The PR-24 Baton is a midrange defensive police instrwnent. Law enforcement officers using the PR-25 mu~ complete the l2 hour · session . In structor, Ca rol Manley, holds the PR-24 'instructor certificate and is a certified instructor with th e U. S. Karate Association. Instruct ion included basic; GALLIPOLIS - Now serving at Castle AFB, Calif. , with a Strategic Air Command unit is Air Force Sergeant John D. Halley, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Virgil Halley of 502 Fourth Ave ., Gallipolis. Sergeant Halley, an electronic warfare systems specialist , was previously assign ed at Clark AB , Philippines. The sergeant , a t970 graduate of Gallia Academy High School, received-an A.A. degree in 1977 from Los Angeles Community College. His wife, Brenda, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover of 1504 Kanawha St., Point Pleasant , W. Va. Broadway, New York City's main thoroughfa re, was 1ticknamed the "Great White Way " when it was illuminated by electricity fur the first time between 14th and 26th Streets. BUY NOW! SAVE NOW! Workshop set on how to run levy campaign FRENEH 6flfJ PIJRfRAIT .fi'DBIEJ neighbor agent Save up to 1300 wilh purchase of an Ariens Garden Trac.l or and selected attachment Anens 11ac1ors a1e available Hl gear dr1ve o r h ydiO S1B 11C dn ... e models A 11ens c,., c lu Siv O · Fl ex· N·Fioa t Plus·· mowe1 d eck 15 rlV ailable 10 1 optt mum lawn ca 1c as a1e rn any other uso· l u1 anach ment s See your pa r1 1Cip811ng Arrens dealer fo r a l1m1ted tur)e saYi ngs ol up to $300 w1th you r pur chase ot a depen dable Ar ie ns Ga1 den Trrt c 1o r Jnd sele cted alta clunen 1 Qt . l er good only wht1e stock an1 1nven tory lasts CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH Mike Swiger 992-7155 149 S. Third St. Middleport, 0L ik~ o !JQod nf!ighbor. S taff' form It rhtrP. BUY NOW WHI.E YOU CAN WE A "APRIL . SAVINGS" Rotarian PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL APRIL 15TH lj2 OFF ITAUPAD IJ\ItliiiANCE CCHU'1Uft£1 ..... o..u. : ........... ....... 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SOFA & LQ_ VESEAT lf2 OFF •••• 'II '4' ·~ ..... ..," t<\'ltiJ • • ol g SOFA & CHAIR '" "........,g...- I!IUR Reg. $894.95 73 '10124 JGK f&ll 21 I 8lOIIOOM-Gltl£Y KITCHlN-fRONT & lllAR- ZRATH Fully fu,rnlshed - 4" double lap siding, bow window, W ' Templok sheathing, carpeted throughout, total electric, 2 fiberglass tubs, separate fiberglass shower, 3- 12 roof pitch , cottage windows, patio door In dining room. ' , KINGSBURY HOME SALES "Finest in Ma ,, o. lflOFF STOP ATSHOP ATSAVE AT- 5¥z-12 REG. 111.99 fl at bed wagon w -rack . ·11 1 UUOOIII SIZES HOSPITAL ALL ELECTR.IC BED TRACTORS : John Deer 40, Cocksh ut 20. "FARM MACHINERY" 3 pl. blade. Oliver 2 row .corn planter, Case 8 ft . pu ll do uble dlsk, spike tooth cultivator, 3 pl. gra'ss seeder, wagon w-rubber tires w-wood box, 10ft. drag harrow, 3 pl. 2x t2 plow, J . D. manure spreader. J . D. 2 row cultivalor . 6 ft . No.· 5 mower. NH blower.. Nl side de liver y rake on steel. pul l type brush hog , J.D. 1064 ...,' OU. IIIG '" OloiU COLORS: TAN & WHITE Antiqued Brown Urethane PUBLIC AUCTION Located on Co. Rd . 30, 6 miles from State Route 7 north of Pomeroy, Ohio. Witch for sale signs on Rl . 7. "HOUSEHOLD" Jf20FF I T~!» ! Ma50n, W. Va . BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. ga s range, au to. Maytag washer, gas dryer (b.o.l/.lll ke Garden ' Rt. 33 BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. Cassell becomes SOFA & CHAIR BIC! RIDENOUR SUPPLY "111 ._ • • meet Thursday APRIL SHOWER OF SAVINGS SOFA &LOVESEAT SERVICE , POINT.· MASON773-5710 AUTO GLASS. INC. ahea d." Karate , Judo, and Hand to Hand Combat techniques using the PR -24 Baton. Students satisfactorily completing the course received a certification identification card . Pictured above , first row, left to right are Bill Wells, Dofard Fetty, Cecil Rice, Jerry Schoolcraft, Dave Alcox , Bob Shaw. Second row, C. W. Manley, Instructor, Jim Spears, Don Colley, Andy Spurlock, James Bunch, and Ray Pope . Reports are scheduled th is week from all members of the Pacesetter Gifts Division, of which Dr. Ro be rt B. Hayes is cha irman ; and other division s are in adva nced organizational sta ges. " I'm particula rly· pleased that it appears that we'll have iOO percent part icipation in the fund drive by members of the council's board," Kelley noted. " Also, every member of the council staff ha s lunch. To register for the already made a pledge ; ATHENS - Agency and be able to attend a workshop Ohio (CHE AO ). is sponsoring community people who are designed es peciall y for them . a one-day workshop, '' Tax workshop or to obtain further The Corporation for Healt h Levy Wo rkshop - Plan , information, contact Greg int erested In learning how tu run a tax levy cam pa ign will Edu cati on in Appa la chia Promote, Pass," to be hel d on Clapper, CHEAO, P . 0 . May 17 at lhe Muskingum Drawer 825, Alhens, Ohio, or Ar ea Tec hn ical College in call CHEAO 614-:>93-ffi26. MIDDLEPORT - UnZanesv ill e. The registration derpinning at mobile wi ll begin at 8:30 a.m. and the. homes In tbe community program will conclude at 4 must be completed by next p.m. Saturday unless owners The work shop will be se cure permission for conducted by fi ve consult ants additional time, Midwho will present a cn mdleport Police Chief J. J . 34 State St. Gallipolis prehensiv.e overview of the Cr e means warns . manycomponents involved in · Residents who have not FOR THE plan ning, promotin g and secured permission for au pa ssing a tax levy . extension of time will be FINEST TI1e morning sessions will cha'rged In violation of a . co ver b a c k g r o u n d MIDDLEPORT - Charles local ordinance, the chief IN SENIOR preparation and campaign C. Cassell, cons tructio n stated. Those needing financing and•the aft ernoon manager of the new Hydro additional time ore to call PORTRAITS sessions will addr ess Electric plant at the Racine the pollee department, 992publicity - public relations Loc ks and Dam , was 3145. Phone 446-6612 and c I eel iun Ia ws welcomed as a new member Also Wedding legislation . wh en the Middlep ort and Family Pictures The reg istration fee of S25 Pomeroy Rotary Club met Mon . thru Sat . 10 a.m .-5 p.m . covers a ll materi als and Friday night at Heath United Methodist Church. grounded in Ravenswood in Three other potential new 1912. He display ed a replica members attended the dinn er of the craft. Quillen was inmeetin g Including Pat trodu ced by Rotarian Jack O'Brien, Pomeroy attorney ; Robson. Da vid Baker, a Southern Ohio Another guest was Sue Coal Mine official and James Ell en Fry who found th e Contemporary Sheets, a teacher in the M ~i gs gol den egg at the recent Local School District. Easter egg, hunt of the club. Speaker was Rus se ll President Carl Denison was Quillen , Le tart Town ship, in charge of the meeting and who recounted a stor y of a dinner wa s served by women ri ver boat whi ch was of the ch urch. Sgt. Halley in II GOOD Strategic 4ir ~EASONS Command unit to see your good / ' HUNTING TON - Pledges of more than $12.1,1100 have been made to the Boy Scouts' To tal Developm ent Fund campaign, Chairman Harold E. Kelley of Ashland announced la st week at a meeting of the campaign cabinet. Most of the pledges were reported by the Advance Gifts Division headed by Dr. Stewart H. Smith of Huntington , sai d Kelley . " In fact, " he noted , " other divi sion s are really just getting their efforts started, and we expect rapid progress toward our goal of $861,480 in the wee ks imm ediat ely Cutting of timb~r, corn theft, WHILE THE POSTAL SERVICE was quick to reduce service hours throughout the area to meet the demands of the energy crisis, the restoration of the services dropped does not seem to be returning very quickly. That's why it 's always bad to lose a service - it's slow in coming back if it returna at all. Hey - just keep smiling anyway. ,..,..,.,..,.,_,...• Fund now total over $23,000 Pauline Atkins, who served as mistress of ceremonies ;. Mrs. Mends I J ordan , junior deputy, and Mendal Jordan, deputy master. Vocal music was ~rovided by Mr. and Mrs. Wilda Mannon , Lawrence County deputies. TIIESE FOUR MEIGS Countians played an active role in the successful Meigs County grange banquet held Friday night at the Salisbury Elementary School. From the left are Norman Will, master of Pomona Grange; Mrs. orgaruzations and clubs about . . epilepsy, how it affects them and what they can do to help. All ser vices are fr ee of charge. Fur more inf or mation contact Liz Frech, P.O. Box they're not only provi ding upgrade facilities throughout _458, Athens. Ohio, 45701 or servi ces in behalf of Scouting, tbe council area to prepare ca ll 16141 592-0608. but they're supporting the for a vast ly expanded council finan ciaily as well." Scouting program over the The fund is intended to nexl 10 to 15 years. Prima ry emphasi s is on the Women's Aglow deve lopment of Camp Arrowh ead, near Ona, West Standards Reinstituted Virginia. Other projects are COLU MBUS (UP!)- Gov. pl ann ed fur the fu rther James A. Rhodes has terFellowship to dev elopment of Ca mp mi na ted hi s nearl y twoKiash uta in Ohio, the Scout month old state · energ y Service Center in Huntington, emergency decla ration and POMEROY- The monthly and at the leased camping rei nstit uted fe deral air area ad jacent to Greenbo pollution sta ndard s whi ch meet in g of the Pom eroy Stale Park in Kentucky. had been lifted Feb. II. Chapter of t he Women 's Aglow Fell owship will be held at the Meigs Inn 'Thursday . Doors will open a! 6:30 and dinner served at i at $3.50 a person. Spea ker will be Pat Now Serving The Customers of Kauffman. Mrs. Kauffm an and her husband, Da le, who is 0' Dell's Pest Control Service & pastor of the Maranatha Thomas Faine Thermite & Pest Control Bible Church . have a ministr y to foster children in their home as well as four children of thei r own . Mrs . Kauffman wil l speak of th e " Your local Termite & Pest Control Service" influence of Christianity on Ed~il Boggs, Owner Rt. 3, O.k Hilt. Ohi• her life. Reserva tions are to be made before April 10 by CALL COLLECT 682-6249 ca lling Glor>a Johnson, 992584~ ; Joyce Hoba ck, 949-2325; " Reasonable Rates - Fast Courteous Service " June Baker, 949-2723 ; Linda ., COMPLETE TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Butcher, 44G-3041, Gall ipolis SERVICE area, and Carol Stanley, 7735668, Mason area . SOFA &CHAIR Reg . 1f.l OFF $749.95 "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Dlnntr bell, marble top dres111r. metal panel pie sale, wooden wash!~ machine. library table. 5 & 20 gal. stone jars. spllloon, high chair, 8-day Seth Thomas mantel clock, 1196 Georgraphy, mirror. sNmon chest, oil lamp. clawteg stand. old comic books. wicker bask et, flat Irons. iron· pot, meat clNver & buggy tongue. "MISC.;, Porch swing , lawn cha irs. 20 H.· alum. ext. ladder, 10xl4 tractor lire, wheel barrel, 12 II. alum. gato, log · chain s, 2x 12 screw .lack. J.O. lire pump, 3 cider barrel s, 15 ft. wood ladder , J watering tanks , wood tool chest. 20 ton jock. misc . doors. lumber and lots & lots of misc. hand tools, everything useful on a farm . OWNER- MR. & MAS. CLIFFORD HOLTER C.Osh Lunch Positive I. D. 0. Slllltll j, Crn•h•n l . Donohue 149-JIU 949-2701 742-:1041 " Not responsible for accidents or loss of property" Pro Vinyl Athletic $788 . REG. '9.99 COLORS: BLUE & WHITE & SIZES 4 TO 12 �.... . '"''' ..,· ';\ .. ,' ,..,,,. ,. . ......J '· . ..: -. ' ·'. A~- The Sundav Times-sentinel, Sunda y, Apri1 9, 1978 ' EASO organized in Dairymen honored at annUJJl fete POMEROY - Five dairymen were recognized for their producing 123,930 pounds of milk and 4,769 pounds of butterfat accomphshments at the Annual Meigs County Fairy Banquet in seven yea rs and five months; another producing 97,790 held Thursday night at St. Paul's Lutheran Church pounds of milk and 4,081 pounds of butterfat in five years and The . followin g dairymen were recognized fo~ having · two month s, and a third cow producing 107,770 pounds of milk outstanding production records on individual cows in their and 4,142 pounds of butterfat in six years. herds : In the lifteime records department, 'Earl CrOIS had one Milk Butter Fat cow producing 115,100 pounds of milk and 5,696 pounds of Rex Shenefield 14,061 550 butterfat in seven years and three months and another cow Earl Cross 18,090 687 producing 114,310 pounds of milk and 4,541 pounds of butterfat Arvil Holter 15,565 . 565 in six years and three months. Earl Dean · ·14 301 520 Cross was · recognized for whminK tbe Outstan<IJng The fifth recognized was John Payne wh~ had on e cow Dairyman Award for Southeast Ohlli, wblcb conslats of 19 Southeastern Ohio counties. He has been milking for 12 years , and his wife, Geraldine, keeps the dairy records and contributes a great part tu the dairy operation. It has truly been a partnership with husband and wife wurklog together to provide a successful operation. : Of the 217 acres, 18 acres are in corn , 120 acres in permanent pasture, and 35 acres in meadow. Grain and .supplement are purchased and a pelleted food is fed in the parlor. The Cross herd was the first herd in Meigs County to average over 18,1100 pounds of milk in a year. Earl contributes this to using good bulls, usin g a pelleted feed, better quality hay, and treating or· fertilizing tne pastures. In Earl's selection as the Outstandin g Dairyman , production, health practices, and community activities were consi1ered. AT HENS - The Epilepsy co unt ies. EASO is primaril y conAssociation of Southeastern Ohiu (EASO) has .been cerned with referring persons organized to bett er help the with epilepsy to the services • estimated ·2,500 people with they nee d most. The epilepsy and their fa milies in . assoc iati on pr ovi d es vacational counse lin g, job this area. According tu Liz Frech, referral and assistance .with director of EASO , the and transportation to medical association will provide in- appointments. EASO is also concer ned dividual, family and group counseling to anyone with with ed ucating the public and epilepsy in Alhens, Perry, erasing misi.nformation often Meigs, Hoc king, Washi ngton, assoc iated wit h epil epsy . Morga n, Noble or Monroe Th er e are film s .and brochures available and the EASO staff will talk to sc hools, bu si nesses, ~ i v i c Pledges to Scout Development .. . THE REV. AND MRS. Robert Wells, Warsaw, and Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey, Route 4, Pomeroy, played significant roles in Friday evening 's annual Meigs County Grange banquet at the Sallsbury Elementary School. The Rev . Mr. Wells was speaker for the evening using "The Abundant Life" as his topic. He stressed the accompli.shments of America in learning how to grow crops and in Nine fined, 16-- forfeit bonds in Meigs Court PO MER OY Nine defendants were fined and 16 othe rs fo rfe it ~d bond s in Meigs County Court Friday . Fined by Judge Robert E. Buck .were George E. Willis, South Point, and Patricia L. Fletcher, Rio Grande, $14 and costs each. speed; William Novak, Athens, 113 and costs, speed; Earl W. Blac kston. Rockbridge , $17 and costs, speed. Da vid Jeffer s, Rt. 3. Pomeroy, $10 and costs , littering; Nancy Ebersbach, Middleport , $10 and costs, six m o nth s p r o ba t ion , tres passing; Penny S. Stewart , Cheshire. $10 and wsts, unsafe vehicle. Gary Black, Rt. I, Portland, $150 and costs, three days confinement. DWI ; Earl Griffith, Middleport , $150 and co sts, thr ee days co nfinement , attend schooling, DWI. Forfeit in g bonds were Nom1an Evans, Rt . I, Portland, $53 , diso rd e~ly conduct ; Charl es W. _ Dobbins, Col urn bu s an d Hubert Pull in s , Middl eport , $353 ea ch, DWI ; Ray J. Cun· ningham , Fleming. Ohio, $32.50 speeding; Timothy E. Davidson, Pomeroy and Earl D. Snyder, Cheshire, $30.50 each. unsafe vehicle. Ra lph R. Kelby, Waterfiel d, Thomas R. Shier, Pittsburgh , Norman Ue Dunn, Carroll. Ohi o, John R. Pyles, Gallipolis, Carl G. Sauvage, Middleport , Dale E. Smith , Newark , William F. Foley , Colum bus, Jose jl.h I. Ghedotte . Lin co ln Park , Mich.. and Charles F. Sayre, Rt. I, Long Bottom. $30.50 each, speeding ; J ohn W. Riffl e , Roc k Springs , Wyoming, $350.50, DWI. COURT NEWS GA LLIPOLIS - Twentyone cases were terminated Fr iday in Gallipolis Municipal Court . · Acting J udge Hamlin C. King fined four persons and forfeited 17 bonds. Fined were Barbara J. Abshire, 32, Rt. I, Cheshire, $15 and costs, no valid opera tor's license ; Kent M. Cha ney, 2.1 , Hillsboro, SI5 and costs . fail ure to yie ld: M>chael D. Sheehan, 18, Rt. 2, Vmton, 11 0 and costs, defecti ve exhaust and Dollie Mane Mooney, 48. Rt. 2. Crown City, $75 and costs, six Add beauty to your home or business this spr ing . Plan Now . KOTALIC LANDSCAPING Nurserymen · Designer Conlr1c1o · months in the county jail, suspended and six months probation for shoplifting. Fo rfeit ing bonds were Charles E. Cremeans, 21, Rt. 2, Crown City, $24 speed; Luthe r A. Harris, 67, Narrows, W. Va., $28 speed ; David L. Ramey, 22, Rio Grande. $22 parking on the roadway; Rex L. Roy , 21, Racine , $22 speed ; Eleanor L. Elliott. 37, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, $27 speed ; Larry L. Long, 28, Ga llipolis, $25 speed; Jonnie Dotson, Jr ., i9, Rt. 2, Bidwell, S22 speed ; Fred J. Wray, 21, Rt. 2, Crown City , $22 overheight bumper ; Larry D. Bennett, 29, Rt. I, Bristol, Va ., $47 no valid fishing license ; D. L. Coughenour, 18, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, $27 unsafe vehicle ; J immie D. McGuire, 42, Rt. 2, Crown City, $32 speed; Turner J. Bannister, 47, no valid fishing license ; Keith W. Jackson, 18, Rt. 3, Galli polis, $27 failure to yield; Cha rles E. Bonlee, 38, Rl. 2, Patriot , $27 speed ; Daryl R. Baas, 19, Xenia, $27 speed ; Guss Thevenir, 27, Rt. I, Bidwell , $27 improper left tum and Virginia GiUespie, 25, New Haven , $22 assured clear distance. aiding underdeveloped countries of. l1le world . He urged the sharing of know how and the consen<atton of assets. Mrs. Wells is the former Elnora Barrutz of Pomeroy. Starkey is a former Ohio State Grange Gatekeeper a~ has .been most active in keeping grange work going m Meigs County . . vehicle skidded Into the rear of the Scott vehicle. The deer apparently not injured ran into the woods. No injuries and no citations were reported. There was applied his brakes also. The modera te damag e to the driver cut to the right. but his vehicl es . traffic mishaps probed in Meigs Beat••. Of the Bend POMEROY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department Is investi0ating the cutting of timber on an Olive Township Fann. By Bob Hoeflich The decision to proceed with the spring musical of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. wasn 't an easy one. It 's been a long winter and conservatioo of energy, made It difficult to find a practice location . However, it is the 25th year for the minstrel association shows and that primarily is why it was decided to proceed even though it is already late into warmer weather. The 25th is a milestone for members of the group especially when those who took part in early productions remember that the costumes in the first show were made from feed sacks and many of the props were articles salvaged from the Middleport dwnp.' _, This spring's show is scheduled to be May 6 at the Meigs High School under the sponSorship of the Meigs Athletic Boosters, Tuesday night the first dance line rehearsals for high school girls will be held in the vocal music room of Meigs High School. H you plan to take part do register with Susie Soulsby, 992-2377, or Charlene Hoeflich, 99Z.S292, so that aspects of costwning can be worked out ahead of that first rehearsal. Incidentally, this spring 's show hopefully will see the return of a number of veteran performers from earlier years to the cast. . IF YOU'D UKE TO KNOW a very gratifying feeling, do become a volunteer for the hot lunch program at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center in Pomeroy. You don 't have to be a senior citizen to become a volunteer and your service really won 't take too much of your time. It seems that residents are needed to deliver hot meals at noon time to senior citizens. You're asked to do this only once a week, sometimes,once every two weeks. It takes about onehalf hour to 4~ minutes and the people being helped by the hot lunches are grateful. These hot lunches make it possible for them to continue to function in 'their own homes for as long as possible. H you can lend a hand why not give the center a ring 9927884 or 992-7886 and the staff will fiU in the details. Incidentally, you get 15 cents a mlle reimbursement for driving your vehicle in serving with the program. DICK NEASE WHO did post graduate work in dramatics at Seattle Pacific University in Seattle, Wash ., for a year and a half will be doing his thing at the Kyger Creek High School where he teaches on April 2B and 29. Dick is directing the senior play, a three-act mystery comedy, "Finders Creepers" and wiU be using his university training in staging the event. The show wiU be given in the small auditoriwn and only !50 tickets at 52 each wtll be sold for each night. When they 're purchased, that's it. Tickets can be purchased from any senior of the school. Proceeds wtll go· on the annual senior trip . Matinee performances will be given for both the junior high and other classes of the senior high . Curtain time for the evening shows is 8. THE REV . JOHN ELSWICK of the Athens area , is bringing the Song Masters Quartet, a radio and televisi on gospel group, to the Alexander High School in Albany at 8 p.m. on April 21. Appearing with the quartet will be the Golden Shore Singers. Tickets at 13 for adults, children under 12 free , will be sold at the door . Anyone wishing any more details can coota:ct Rev . Elswick at 59~7390. WHEN MARY MORA was crowned Meigs County Dairy Princess Thursday night she was the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mora to be named to the title over the years. Since Mary Is the youngest and last of the Mora daughters, that's about a perfect batting average . MO..DRED BETZING OF Hemlock Grove who has had Add to your collection of quite serious physical problems for the past few months co lltctive noun s : A attended the Meigs Grange banquet Friday night and in spite of her problems was all smiles. Well - that'sMildred. hoarseness of wnpires. . Incidentally, the longest grange membership in the county at the present time is held by Mrs. Ruby Halliday of the Harrisonville area .- a total of 71 years. Meigs County Sheriff James L. Proffitt said Anne Hilldore, Syracuse , Ohio , reported that someone is cutting timber on her property on Indian Run in Olive Towns~ip. Proffitt reported that several large poplar logs have bfen cut and are laying along the roadway. The cutting is definitely on Mrs. Hilldore's property, the sheriff reported and the incident is under investigation. Homer Cole, Tupper s Plains, notified the Meigs County Sheriff's Office that he has had some corn stolen from a corncrib on Shade River. The theft was reported to have occurred sometime Wednesday·. This incident is under investigation . Deputies have not yet been able to co ntact the O\\ner of an auto that crashed into the fence, owned by Harrison Smith, Rt. I, Racine . According to the report , an auto owned by a Timmy Ellis, Middl eport, was apparently traveling north on CR 34 in the Morning Star area of Sutton Township and failed to mak e the curve and crashed through a barbed wire fence on the Harrison Smith propert y. This accident occurred late Wednesday evening. Charges are pending. In an accident investigated Tuesday even ing, Sandra Scott, 27, Rt. I Minersville, was northbound on SR 7 aruund 9:40' p.m. Suddenly five deer came into the roadway approximately .3 mile so uth of US Rt. 33. She appli ed her brakes, but struck the deer. When she applied her brakes an auto following, driven by Otis Chapman, 58, Rt. I, Cheshire, COMPLETE SESSION - Adult Education at Buckeye Hills Career Ce nter recently conducted a PR-24 Baton Training Se minar at the Career Cent er for local area law enfore.emen t officers. The PR-24 Baton is a midrange defensive police instrwnent. Law enforcement officers using the PR-25 mu~ complete the l2 hour · session . In structor, Ca rol Manley, holds the PR-24 'instructor certificate and is a certified instructor with th e U. S. Karate Association. Instruct ion included basic; GALLIPOLIS - Now serving at Castle AFB, Calif. , with a Strategic Air Command unit is Air Force Sergeant John D. Halley, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Virgil Halley of 502 Fourth Ave ., Gallipolis. Sergeant Halley, an electronic warfare systems specialist , was previously assign ed at Clark AB , Philippines. The sergeant , a t970 graduate of Gallia Academy High School, received-an A.A. degree in 1977 from Los Angeles Community College. His wife, Brenda, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover of 1504 Kanawha St., Point Pleasant , W. Va. Broadway, New York City's main thoroughfa re, was 1ticknamed the "Great White Way " when it was illuminated by electricity fur the first time between 14th and 26th Streets. BUY NOW! SAVE NOW! Workshop set on how to run levy campaign FRENEH 6flfJ PIJRfRAIT .fi'DBIEJ neighbor agent Save up to 1300 wilh purchase of an Ariens Garden Trac.l or and selected attachment Anens 11ac1ors a1e available Hl gear dr1ve o r h ydiO S1B 11C dn ... e models A 11ens c,., c lu Siv O · Fl ex· N·Fioa t Plus·· mowe1 d eck 15 rlV ailable 10 1 optt mum lawn ca 1c as a1e rn any other uso· l u1 anach ment s See your pa r1 1Cip811ng Arrens dealer fo r a l1m1ted tur)e saYi ngs ol up to $300 w1th you r pur chase ot a depen dable Ar ie ns Ga1 den Trrt c 1o r Jnd sele cted alta clunen 1 Qt . l er good only wht1e stock an1 1nven tory lasts CAR •HOME LIFE • HEALTH Mike Swiger 992-7155 149 S. Third St. Middleport, 0L ik~ o !JQod nf!ighbor. S taff' form It rhtrP. BUY NOW WHI.E YOU CAN WE A "APRIL . SAVINGS" Rotarian PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL APRIL 15TH lj2 OFF ITAUPAD IJ\ItliiiANCE CCHU'1Uft£1 ..... o..u. : ........... ....... SOFA & LOVESEAT p 786 ' Reg . $999,95 lf.lOFF - Urethane Woven Vamp Low Cork Wedgie 9!G. ~.99 . ' SATIJRDAY, APRIL 15, 1978 10:00 A.M. $4 SIZES 5 to 10 • T/Strap On Stained Wood Bottom $988 1 pc . living room su ite, table & 8 cha ir s, gr een Sunray new), set of d ish~s (8 ). canister sweeper , co ffee table , platf Of' m rocker , floo r & loble lamps, two 3 pc. bedroom suites, misc. pictures, pillows, rugs , comtort!li, linens, pot s. pans , pr es sur e cooker. dining ONE ONLy I \ . . Ct . ""·· ' • room table , 6 chairs. buffet, dishes, fold ing bed, 3 wood rockers . (LOT MODEL) Ill . SOFA & LQ_ VESEAT lf2 OFF •••• 'II '4' ·~ ..... ..," t<\'ltiJ • • ol g SOFA & CHAIR '" "........,g...- I!IUR Reg. $894.95 73 '10124 JGK f&ll 21 I 8lOIIOOM-Gltl£Y KITCHlN-fRONT & lllAR- ZRATH Fully fu,rnlshed - 4" double lap siding, bow window, W ' Templok sheathing, carpeted throughout, total electric, 2 fiberglass tubs, separate fiberglass shower, 3- 12 roof pitch , cottage windows, patio door In dining room. ' , KINGSBURY HOME SALES "Finest in Ma ,, o. lflOFF STOP ATSHOP ATSAVE AT- 5¥z-12 REG. 111.99 fl at bed wagon w -rack . ·11 1 UUOOIII SIZES HOSPITAL ALL ELECTR.IC BED TRACTORS : John Deer 40, Cocksh ut 20. "FARM MACHINERY" 3 pl. blade. Oliver 2 row .corn planter, Case 8 ft . pu ll do uble dlsk, spike tooth cultivator, 3 pl. gra'ss seeder, wagon w-rubber tires w-wood box, 10ft. drag harrow, 3 pl. 2x t2 plow, J . D. manure spreader. J . D. 2 row cultivalor . 6 ft . No.· 5 mower. NH blower.. Nl side de liver y rake on steel. pul l type brush hog , J.D. 1064 ...,' OU. IIIG '" OloiU COLORS: TAN & WHITE Antiqued Brown Urethane PUBLIC AUCTION Located on Co. Rd . 30, 6 miles from State Route 7 north of Pomeroy, Ohio. Witch for sale signs on Rl . 7. "HOUSEHOLD" Jf20FF I T~!» ! Ma50n, W. Va . BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. ga s range, au to. Maytag washer, gas dryer (b.o.l/.lll ke Garden ' Rt. 33 BOGGS EXTERMINATING CO. Cassell becomes SOFA & CHAIR BIC! RIDENOUR SUPPLY "111 ._ • • meet Thursday APRIL SHOWER OF SAVINGS SOFA &LOVESEAT SERVICE , POINT.· MASON773-5710 AUTO GLASS. INC. ahea d." Karate , Judo, and Hand to Hand Combat techniques using the PR -24 Baton. Students satisfactorily completing the course received a certification identification card . Pictured above , first row, left to right are Bill Wells, Dofard Fetty, Cecil Rice, Jerry Schoolcraft, Dave Alcox , Bob Shaw. Second row, C. W. Manley, Instructor, Jim Spears, Don Colley, Andy Spurlock, James Bunch, and Ray Pope . Reports are scheduled th is week from all members of the Pacesetter Gifts Division, of which Dr. Ro be rt B. Hayes is cha irman ; and other division s are in adva nced organizational sta ges. " I'm particula rly· pleased that it appears that we'll have iOO percent part icipation in the fund drive by members of the council's board," Kelley noted. " Also, every member of the council staff ha s lunch. To register for the already made a pledge ; ATHENS - Agency and be able to attend a workshop Ohio (CHE AO ). is sponsoring community people who are designed es peciall y for them . a one-day workshop, '' Tax workshop or to obtain further The Corporation for Healt h Levy Wo rkshop - Plan , information, contact Greg int erested In learning how tu run a tax levy cam pa ign will Edu cati on in Appa la chia Promote, Pass," to be hel d on Clapper, CHEAO, P . 0 . May 17 at lhe Muskingum Drawer 825, Alhens, Ohio, or Ar ea Tec hn ical College in call CHEAO 614-:>93-ffi26. MIDDLEPORT - UnZanesv ill e. The registration derpinning at mobile wi ll begin at 8:30 a.m. and the. homes In tbe community program will conclude at 4 must be completed by next p.m. Saturday unless owners The work shop will be se cure permission for conducted by fi ve consult ants additional time, Midwho will present a cn mdleport Police Chief J. J . 34 State St. Gallipolis prehensiv.e overview of the Cr e means warns . manycomponents involved in · Residents who have not FOR THE plan ning, promotin g and secured permission for au pa ssing a tax levy . extension of time will be FINEST TI1e morning sessions will cha'rged In violation of a . co ver b a c k g r o u n d MIDDLEPORT - Charles local ordinance, the chief IN SENIOR preparation and campaign C. Cassell, cons tructio n stated. Those needing financing and•the aft ernoon manager of the new Hydro additional time ore to call PORTRAITS sessions will addr ess Electric plant at the Racine the pollee department, 992publicity - public relations Loc ks and Dam , was 3145. Phone 446-6612 and c I eel iun Ia ws welcomed as a new member Also Wedding legislation . wh en the Middlep ort and Family Pictures The reg istration fee of S25 Pomeroy Rotary Club met Mon . thru Sat . 10 a.m .-5 p.m . covers a ll materi als and Friday night at Heath United Methodist Church. grounded in Ravenswood in Three other potential new 1912. He display ed a replica members attended the dinn er of the craft. Quillen was inmeetin g Including Pat trodu ced by Rotarian Jack O'Brien, Pomeroy attorney ; Robson. Da vid Baker, a Southern Ohio Another guest was Sue Coal Mine official and James Ell en Fry who found th e Contemporary Sheets, a teacher in the M ~i gs gol den egg at the recent Local School District. Easter egg, hunt of the club. Speaker was Rus se ll President Carl Denison was Quillen , Le tart Town ship, in charge of the meeting and who recounted a stor y of a dinner wa s served by women ri ver boat whi ch was of the ch urch. Sgt. Halley in II GOOD Strategic 4ir ~EASONS Command unit to see your good / ' HUNTING TON - Pledges of more than $12.1,1100 have been made to the Boy Scouts' To tal Developm ent Fund campaign, Chairman Harold E. Kelley of Ashland announced la st week at a meeting of the campaign cabinet. Most of the pledges were reported by the Advance Gifts Division headed by Dr. Stewart H. Smith of Huntington , sai d Kelley . " In fact, " he noted , " other divi sion s are really just getting their efforts started, and we expect rapid progress toward our goal of $861,480 in the wee ks imm ediat ely Cutting of timb~r, corn theft, WHILE THE POSTAL SERVICE was quick to reduce service hours throughout the area to meet the demands of the energy crisis, the restoration of the services dropped does not seem to be returning very quickly. That's why it 's always bad to lose a service - it's slow in coming back if it returna at all. Hey - just keep smiling anyway. ,..,..,.,..,.,_,...• Fund now total over $23,000 Pauline Atkins, who served as mistress of ceremonies ;. Mrs. Mends I J ordan , junior deputy, and Mendal Jordan, deputy master. Vocal music was ~rovided by Mr. and Mrs. Wilda Mannon , Lawrence County deputies. TIIESE FOUR MEIGS Countians played an active role in the successful Meigs County grange banquet held Friday night at the Salisbury Elementary School. From the left are Norman Will, master of Pomona Grange; Mrs. orgaruzations and clubs about . . epilepsy, how it affects them and what they can do to help. All ser vices are fr ee of charge. Fur more inf or mation contact Liz Frech, P.O. Box they're not only provi ding upgrade facilities throughout _458, Athens. Ohio, 45701 or servi ces in behalf of Scouting, tbe council area to prepare ca ll 16141 592-0608. but they're supporting the for a vast ly expanded council finan ciaily as well." Scouting program over the The fund is intended to nexl 10 to 15 years. Prima ry emphasi s is on the Women's Aglow deve lopment of Camp Arrowh ead, near Ona, West Standards Reinstituted Virginia. Other projects are COLU MBUS (UP!)- Gov. pl ann ed fur the fu rther James A. Rhodes has terFellowship to dev elopment of Ca mp mi na ted hi s nearl y twoKiash uta in Ohio, the Scout month old state · energ y Service Center in Huntington, emergency decla ration and POMEROY- The monthly and at the leased camping rei nstit uted fe deral air area ad jacent to Greenbo pollution sta ndard s whi ch meet in g of the Pom eroy Stale Park in Kentucky. had been lifted Feb. II. Chapter of t he Women 's Aglow Fell owship will be held at the Meigs Inn 'Thursday . Doors will open a! 6:30 and dinner served at i at $3.50 a person. Spea ker will be Pat Now Serving The Customers of Kauffman. Mrs. Kauffm an and her husband, Da le, who is 0' Dell's Pest Control Service & pastor of the Maranatha Thomas Faine Thermite & Pest Control Bible Church . have a ministr y to foster children in their home as well as four children of thei r own . Mrs . Kauffman wil l speak of th e " Your local Termite & Pest Control Service" influence of Christianity on Ed~il Boggs, Owner Rt. 3, O.k Hilt. Ohi• her life. Reserva tions are to be made before April 10 by CALL COLLECT 682-6249 ca lling Glor>a Johnson, 992584~ ; Joyce Hoba ck, 949-2325; " Reasonable Rates - Fast Courteous Service " June Baker, 949-2723 ; Linda ., COMPLETE TERMITE & PEST CONTROL Butcher, 44G-3041, Gall ipolis SERVICE area, and Carol Stanley, 7735668, Mason area . SOFA &CHAIR Reg . 1f.l OFF $749.95 "ANTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS" Dlnntr bell, marble top dres111r. metal panel pie sale, wooden wash!~ machine. library table. 5 & 20 gal. stone jars. spllloon, high chair, 8-day Seth Thomas mantel clock, 1196 Georgraphy, mirror. sNmon chest, oil lamp. clawteg stand. old comic books. wicker bask et, flat Irons. iron· pot, meat clNver & buggy tongue. "MISC.;, Porch swing , lawn cha irs. 20 H.· alum. ext. ladder, 10xl4 tractor lire, wheel barrel, 12 II. alum. gato, log · chain s, 2x 12 screw .lack. J.O. lire pump, 3 cider barrel s, 15 ft. wood ladder , J watering tanks , wood tool chest. 20 ton jock. misc . doors. lumber and lots & lots of misc. hand tools, everything useful on a farm . OWNER- MR. & MAS. CLIFFORD HOLTER C.Osh Lunch Positive I. D. 0. Slllltll j, Crn•h•n l . Donohue 149-JIU 949-2701 742-:1041 " Not responsible for accidents or loss of property" Pro Vinyl Athletic $788 . REG. '9.99 COLORS: BLUE & WHITE & SIZES 4 TO 12 �A1i- The Sunday Tim~s-Sentinel , Sunday , April 9, 1978 Money "collected retUrned '' to public assilltllncefund . MERRILL CARTER BONN IE STUTES ARTHUR NIRERT Century 21 comes to Gallia County area l:ALLI POLIS Su ullic• rfl li t lis Heal r.~ tatt' tw s aSSVt'IC!ted lt!:.df With ('~ ntur~ 2l to ta ke i:Hh·ant<:tgc of a ''l'licre ;rrc 241drffcn•nt ad\"(111\"t'd tr;mnng programs Li\"ill lai.Jil' . dt'Sl!-(!ll'd tu hl'lp US lk• 11 full-:-,1..' 1'\'ll't' uffll'l! for thl' t'lt.'ll\ lllll'l" . Ou r cunttllU ltlg Lou rst·~ c tJ\"l'l' hst111g. :-.t•Htng , llllt ltt-lll tllwn 1lullnr nd\"l.'rtb1/lg prog nu n, s1.H'r1;dtn•d tr<lllllllg, ond hi..lrl71lfb t'X · pa nded to ti:lkt u1 oil uf till' Urtltt•LI Stalt:s and C'onada fd r tht· lx!pdtt uf Uoth purdla!'>L'r ..., tt•kphont' lt.'l'hntques, fumncu1g t·.~pt• rtt.-,t', se~i l'S IIWII~tgt·· !Ill' nt . n t' 1g h bur hoo d ~pt·cwlt7 itll on , and oll uthL•r m~d !'lt•lh..•rs . ftdd~ uf n•<Jl L'S tettt' .. Art l1 ur A. Ntbt•rl . Btnlllll' Stut t·~. and \1t·tTI II C artel' ,ltl 111<-lk tng Uw ;1/lllOl.lfH'l'lliL'trt. r·l'ft• tTtld tH Ce ntury 11 a.-.. ·ti ll' cu mp;m~ tha1 lL'ktLb lht· rea l. l'::-let tl · wurld rn llst!ng . . nml The Lno uf rea l l'Si att' "ful k COLUM BIA GAS of Ohio employees honored recently were, front row, left to r,ight, Har ley Hendricks, Kathy Johnson and Maurice Durst. Rea r - John Koebel an d Howard Logan . Not pictured - Julius Sauvage. c<J rc llf till' l"L'IlWit :-1 1tt.o. the Southern Hilb tl•;un J)(lllllt•d out. lht' VIP n·fL•ITt.d pro· gra111 ca1 1 ··shuw uff ~· ou r pn·· Sl'll\ IHIU St' to J.IUl l'll lli.li h tiYl'l"S lii'OU!ld tht• l'Oil ll l\l.'lll. Thl' \'IP rl'fcrral prug ra111 hL• lp.'-1 you S t'ltlt · 111 \u .\·our 11\'1\' l'O!ll· mumt y by gl\'lng yuu tlllport..;m l H1fl • rm~ttlon al.wut !hi' art'i-l srhuols. r hurch('.l, ;nul S \ll i.1~il~ll l' ~. :-h tl pjl lll g Local Columbia Gas of employees honored recen tly wllii ope ratL' out uf ~;l l .ucu :-.1 r~·nkrs , ~md t't·cn•n1.lultal ' St. ,-, tn•xst·d how (\·ntur y 21 t l 'lltt·r:-; . ·WL··n· slr ll tnd ~·pt·ndt ·nllj nl<th ~ 11 pil.'istlJlt· for cr P LT S(I I\ U\\ !lL' d dll d t!jll'l"(l! t• tl , to be " ltl t\\ ll lllal'l'S al tlru.:e. Wlwthr1 ~!~1. . nrl' ll\U\'11\g lloWl' \"t'l' . So \\'l '. I"L' tht• ~ (IIIH' ~des'' ·• ;'te rn~~·,. G a lll p t,h~ nl' aLTus...; ,[ot'al j..H'uplt· wlw han.' ~ I\ l'll Tht·r .-.ar d th(:tt thl' oth·L·rl t..., - till' L'olllltl'! . tilt.• Ct·ntur y 21 \tJU p l' l"....,llll<.d!zed ~l' I"\" Jrt' ,trlcl m ~ p~· trg r;ml rnrl ud l'!'> such rdL·tTal ~rugr~1111 can llL·lp ;lt! t•lllton ii!HI Wl lll'i 1111li\Ul' lo d11 !:ill l.k t'<IUSt' \\'l' l'Cll"t' ;i\J\Illl llll'dla a!:. tl'il' \'l.SJOII , rad!il , _,t,ll An~ !110\'t' rt'qutn•s ~ou Jl .d/ "' lro •o•l ./o•U/11.11. c111d Ill lH' Ill IW O pi~H'l' ~ ~· t•u . T h<lt' ~ \\ h~ 11 t ' ;It-t' pruud l•1 ufft•r Ct ·n tu r~ :.!I ~t' t"\" liT 111 rarwus other publl ntl tutl~ :-.llllUit;mt•ou:-.1\ , ~uH.I tltat \ '" We U!-.L' tJll till' l<rt l'!-.1 ttl pn.- ; t llllu~t un~o~:-;lbh:: hut tht' 1;;,Urn ( 'oun t~ " fl':-SliJIICtl totJI.' <tnd ll'duu- Ct·ntun ~~ \ 'IP n·ft.•tTal pn f-4uL'!'I ... the~ scud J..! l;\lr l ~·;w put ~uu Hl Uoth ·· Tllrougtl Century 21. " ac- pl;u L':'\ <d 111 1n· Whtlt· wt· · n· curd111g to tilt' etnnuum..:ellll'lll . lwlp111).! yu u .-.t.•ll ~ uur pn'."il'Jll · Suuther n l-illls Herd E~ tate IIPU.':l t', lilt• tlllL'I'IIi:!l lotlal Ct'JI· abo ha ~ tiO tnll lllflg t' t'Jllt•rs tun· 21 ~i;i les ft1 ITl' rnn lonrt L' acmss till' Umkd StCJte~ and !-tt'\,-t'l"al pruspt·ct t\'t' twnws Lt nd st•nd ~ou crlllhL' pt·rtllh'llt (',:nwlla , w!Hrh t'U!Hitwt spt'I'Ial traiJllllg prug r<.U ils for lllf llrtll<il h)ll you w11l nt•t•d to pmft's.-.wnal n.!e~l l'~tatt· Pl't f.- rnn\'t 1111 u ullL' uf then_L " GALI.IPOLIS Tllrrr Wlult· ( \• utur.\ :ll 1.s te~ k111 g pk m mpl amt s for dtssoluuon nwrraa ges and t \\ U fLH' divor ce ~on~ r e fil ed Fn da~ 10 ON -L Y 7 DAYS (;aiJia Cou nty Cumrn(ln Pleas LE FT Court . D1ane J.ynn Ch<Jprnan, Ches hire, and .l ohn W. W. Bloc< We are income tax specialists. We a~k the right questions. We dig for ever)' honest deductilm and credit. Wt: wan! to leave no stone unlumed to make sure you pay the smallesllegitimate tax . That 's Reason No. I why we should do your taxes. H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO 9$4.]795 27 SYCAMORE, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-0]0] Open 9: 00 to 6 : 00 We-ekda -;s 9:00fo5 :00 Sa lurdav MIUIJLEPUHT - Local Columbia Gas of Ohio employPc s were honored recently lor per fect ion in performance of their offi ce Hnwa rd Logan, Serviceman; and Juliu s Sa u va~c. Co ns tru ction Equipment Operator. Koebel sai d, "F:r ro rl css t1pN'3tions. II. C. and we arc very proud of tJ 1-.Toup lllal can repea t whH1 Wl' refer to as an " Orchid end mmriages 1\ U<ilt ., Hccerving the orchid was Mr s. Kathy J ohnso n. Sr . l'u;1omer Accounting Clerk The ol her employees whose t·untribution resulted in the honor were Maurice Durst. Scrv1c~man ; II :nl ey 1-f('n- A breakdown of IM 582 children shows 53 percent were from divo , ced parents; 17 percent or .99 wer e illeg it imat e children; 72 children had been abandoned by at least one parent; 22 came from disabled parents; 15 were children with a deceased pa renC eight children were off-sprin g of a paren t in jail a nd 54 children were placed in a category where they were under a s t e p-pa r e nt ado pt i o n· program or their parents have been inv olved m criminal cases. AI least one percent of the children have at least one J»~renl whose whereabouts is not knowr . Mrs. Evans indica ted one of her biggest problems has been locating a parent whO has bee n a bse nt several yea rs. AI the present time, her office is handling 30 new cases each month . ' POMEROY - Prizes for the fourth a nnu al Meigs County Hik e-Bi ke for retarded ci tizens were an nounced by Hank Cleland, chairman fo r this yea r's event at a recent meeting of the Meigs Associ ation for Retarded Citizens. . ' The hrst place award for both boys and girl s will be a 10-speed Free Spirit racer model. These will be awarded to the boy and girl who turn in the most money 'by May 19. 1bis allows three weeks lor collecti on of sponsors' money and t umin g it in to The MARC, Bcx 668, Pomeroy, Ohio or by calling 992-3232, 992-!11 91. After the. ride, rid ers are asked to conta ct their sponsors taking with th em the signed spon sor 'sheet indicating how many of the 25 miles they traveled. Checks I I II I CHARLIE TICKETS ON SALE NOW $8 00 $7 00 /ILL SEAlS RESERVED fi iCKETS PUHO tASfD ron '-lo\R '0 WO::nt WH I [if HONOREDA.r 1\Ff\ l500f'..CfRT J PI U'::! UUlLEl SffMCT O ·l flnc.,E: CIVIC Ct;NI LH & fill [NTI'IM ()Jll[ T5 WHEN ORDER BY MAIL NOW IT RAINS, STYX I V'JTIN310N CIVIC CCNTE.Il. Qtf: C!VrC CfNT[fl flt.J../A. H\..NJ f'C,l~~ 1/A l'J!;l; C(.RI If ltD CH(CI'\S ()q ~ y \.JI"11.A:RS CAlL f{)R lt-.fOft.I,ATI{)>I Gli 4-100 HUNTINGTON CIVIC CENTER IT POURS drreks. To wn Plant Ope rator : The weather can be tricky at this . time of year. So SSO can your finances. • , _REBAT~! - - CASH FACT OilY I You never know when - ,. either will take a turn for the worse . You may MEMBER FDIC ~· •f , r, ,, 't r 1, r" , r •1 ,. • , ,. · , ,, · .r -~..' t, ·'' .. ., Slo CASH FACTORY RERATE! t ' 1 :,.t·j l.r• n I· f • • I• .~\ ..... f 'I u .. be hit with sudden med ical bills. Or car trouble. Or loss of a job. No need to worry . You have a COMMERCIAL &~ SAVINGS BANK ! •C)~, t f• ·1 ,., . '· friend to cushion the blows. We'll lend younioneytoget through any crisis. Just ask. SILVER BRIDGE PlAZA - SPRING VALLEY OFFICE - COURT STREET CASH FACTORY REBATE! Ava ilable ff•rtp••·int -t-tn·t.p • ,-t.n.t, ,. 1 ·,' 'r . ' $50 ..,r·u'"!' 1 n _.'1 I CASH FACTORY REBATE! I 1'~ ' I~' > ', ~. ', ' ,.1<' t • "'>I I , ... ' $25 Slo CASH FACTORY REBATE ! CASH FACTORY RElATE! -. ':• !··• (If! SUNDAY SPECIAL ,_ $2 '.' 1 ,,r· A t1, /~ ..... ' . - ,' .. ....·-·.. '" +to,·t P-•ri.n tc SCASH FACTORY RElATE! SOFT DRINKS WITH EACH PIZZA EATEN ON PREMISES th rt p n in t ' ,, ,, " ttutpu i nt- .. , .,., .' ,•, . .' . ~· ~' 'I W• •r " ...... ----"'---~ EAT IN OR CARRY OUT ,. (' Oelu11" 10 ,. ~!t' :'ll>ri()L if' [1' 'l~JS.,('I 1 t,.. ,t~t\('r t ~: ··~ -~ • • 1 et .1 ·• r .'· ' '"' d ,\ ., •r • • t u •" ,, ·r o' l' r li ·'r· r• " ,, 1 jro,t • '·' t flf '•J J\ ... t·rl •, 10 n t'u ·1 ·n ro.\C!<,,, .~: ,.,.,~ ,.. !'0,· 1eaoy c,c:f'- En .· {'f(j)to•.'t . f'•f'lr,r , (' ' Wo •k Sl/!lft C(I ! ">1"1 •.1 , w: l!("l(iA? I I._•.-I I --1- ..~·• 9 97 - Hig h hid•ng . For plastP.r, walltJO<lld, brick, concrew. Dr ies lr•st. Water cleanup. See ou • new col o•s1 ~P) LATEX TEXTURE PAINT .. .. ..... POMEROY LANDMARK PIZZA SHACK JACK W. CARSEY. MGR. PHONE 992-6304 -. ...-... • Dri ve A Li ttle and Sav e >4 Lot- Free Delivery within 75 Miles- Yes! We Serv i ce At Your Local Hotpoint Dealer. Store Hours: 8: 30 to 5: 31>-Mitl Closes at S:OO P.M.-Serving Meigs , Galtla & Mason Counties . • • • • • ' Super sc ru bhahl e ' Resists sta ins, d1rt, sol ling. P~ r fee l for walls, ceil inys , woodwork 111 f'V t'l y 10om. Ones to a smoo th , Ull lfO I ITl fl at rr 30 mrnut es. Water clcarwp. IEZI cei lings . Ea sy to app ly. Non drrp. 35 COLORS WEATHERALL LATEX HOUSE PAINT SELECT FLAT LATE X 9?! ::. MEIGS INN Custom Colors Higher Custom Colors Hrgher Crea te dramatic tex 1u1c effects over old wa ll s, ceil ings. Htdes hairline cracks: tape jomts. White & 8 new colors. ITP) PHONE 992-2709 or 992-6611 " Pu ts more yCdt s between you and your nmct pa1nt job". OlH finest acrylic lat ex resists · weatheri ng, blistering, stains, fad ing . EasY to apply. Dri es fall . (HP X) One coat usua lly covers plaster, wall board, moll wa llpaper . Ideal for walls; ceilings. Dries fast . Wa ter cleahup: 6 Colors , White. · (A) OPEN 7: 00 to 5: 00 Mon . thru Fri. 7: oo to 3: 00 Saturday VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION 923 ·s. Znd Ave . :;:: :::::::: CLOSE OUT BOARO TO MEET EAST MEIGS - The Eastern Boa rd of Edu cation wi ll meet in reg ular session on Friday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school ELCONA 14X70 cafeteria rather than on the reg ula r meet ing Tuesday, April II. night, MAK E:S l.IST PATRI OT - Jrm Hose of Ht. I, Patriot. has achieved hono r ro ll status at the Agricultural Technical In;1it ute of the Ohi o State Uni versity in Wooster. Son of Merri ll and Thelma Huse of Rt. I, Pat riot, Jim is a 197i grad uate of Gallia Academy. ·G7~'8, MOBILE HOMES INC. See Ji m Sta at s or Jo e Gi les Phone 44 6- ~34 0 Gallipoli s, Ohio POMEROY LANDMARK LAWN AND GARDEN ' ECONOMY 8 HP LAWN TRACTOR ·I LATEX FLAT ENAMEL Cust om Col ors H•9he1 Custom Colors Htgher Ou r tmest fmtsh fm wdlls anfl • ....,. -· .,.. :· ·.·. :::: BY TOM SAUNDERS county post offi ces: Addi son, GALLIPOLIS - My last Ali ce Sec. 3 Hu nt in gton. article dealt with the phone Ange l Sec. 10 Ha r rison, system in Gallipolis. Thi s Angola Sec. 2ll Clay, Bidwell, system also extend ed to a ll Bladen, Bulaville, Bushe's part s of our count y. Th e year Mill Sec. 16 Ohio, Cadmus, 1906 is an early date lor Carlion Sec. 3 Cheshir e, telephones yet our co unty had Cha mber sbur g IE urkeal . progressed quite far in this . Charit y Sec. I Mor ga n, area. Cheshire, Chestnut Grove The ·offi cers of the Sect. 16 Huntington Clipper Gall ipo lis Telephone Com- Mi lls , Cora, Creuzet Sec. 21 pany were : F. F. Thorniley , Guyan , Crowr City, Durgan John W. E:cker, Cha rles Sec . 10 Huntington, Domi no Weih e, F. M. Bovie, G. W. (i uca l iun unknown I, Edna Henkin g, E. L. Corn, James tl oca l ion unknown), Eno, A. Lu pton, Charles F~ Stock- Esop Sec. ! Raccoon, hoff , and John C. Butz. Th e Eve rgree n, Glenn !G lenn general offi ces and exchange Summi\1 Sec. 31 Morgan, were located in the old Ohio Gallia Fura nce , Harr is Valley Ba nk Bu ilding . Th e !Harrisburg 1, Hilton Sec. 17 rates of the company were $2 Harrison, Holcomb Sec. 13 a month lor business phones Greenfield, Kerr, Kygervill e, and $1 a month for a Lin coln Sec. 26 Ha rrison, resi dence. At thi s time there Malaby Sec. 31 Cheshire, were over 600 telephon es in Merce rville, Moody Sec . 21· Gallip oli s. The com pany Harr ison, Northup, Pat riot. conn ected with 2,300 cities Peniel Sec. 28 Greenfield, and villages in this st ate . Pine Grove 1Port er I, RacRur al connections were : co on l si., Ri o Gra nd e, Bidwell 210 phones, Bu lavtlle Hudney , Rowlesville Sec. 29 140 phones , Ca dmu s 105. Morgan, Sand Fork Sec. 23 01eshire 80, Cbestn u\ Grove Walnu t, Swa n Creek, Soc. 16, Hunt ington 80, Eno Thurm an, Ty coon Sec . I 90, Esop Sec. ! Racoon 70, Raccoon, Vi nton, Va nceton Ewington 150, Leota 25 0, I Morga n Cent er 1. Wales Mercerville 260 , Patriot 130, ((;enteriJ()in t), Wigner Sec. 32 Rodn ey 100, Vinton 240, and Raccoon a nd Yellowlown the co moanv co uld connect Sec . 5 Clay . you'with Beale, Win freld and Surn e oth er · forg otte n Buffalo, W. Va. settl ements of this county Connections could also be are: Sa un dersville Sec. 35 made with all lhe foll owing Guyan, Matt ie Sec. 28 Guyan, villages, some of which were Yoho Sec. 10 Guyan. Pa ragon Sec. 30 Guya n, Spicy Sec. 33 Ohio, Clemnr a Sec. 22 Ohio, fl all ey Sec. 35 Ohio, McDaniel Sec. I Waln ut, Ruby Sec . 25 Harrison, Hollis Sec. 27 Harrison, Providence Sec. 3 Clay Thivener (Yello wtown 1, Hoadl ey Sec. 32 Gre.nfield, Wagner Sec . 32 Green, McCormic k Sec. 23 Gre.n, Blanes Sec. 7 Springfield, Mill s Sec. I Springfield, Obal Sec 27 Hu nting ton, Port er Sec. 15 Huntington• Cha pm an 's Mi ll s Sec . 19 Guyan , Blazer Sec. 21 Green, Wiltor White Oak. Sec. 7 Morga n. Keenton Hun Sec. 30 Hun tin gton, an d Bl ack Diamond Sec. 10 Greenfield. My sources for th is In· formation a re: 11874 Laneowner;s Atlas of Ga ll ia Co., 1906 telephone directory, and a 1912 Rand-McNally ma p of th is co unty. I hope the above lists are complete: if anyone knows of other villages I woul d a ppr ec iate hear ing about them. - T.S., Rt. 3 Box 268, Galli polis, Ohio. 9?A?. GAL. •, • •. Open Sunday 4:00 Til 11:00 under House Bi ll 1092, with o ut opp os i tion, legts lation which wa s passed legislation requiring eve ry should be made out to Th e some mmor r epairs 91-1 and sent to the Senate. com mon pleas court to MARC. were made . It is stressed that The i ntre~ ve nou s ,'io\ utiuns establish a single or joint ·Second and third pla ce this is not a repair ni ght and would mainl y inclUde sal me county bureau of support to awards will be free standing riders should mak e sure that or Hi n ~cr's lactate and EMT- provide more effective entrophies, for boys and girl s. all major repai rs are made A's wuuld ha ve tu have. furcement of cour1 -o rdered All riders who complete th e pr ior to the inspection. This is complete d an accr edi ted support payments to spo uses ride will recei ve an "All th e not a requirement to ride in of Representati ves last week . l'()Urse in adm inibtcring in- or minur childre n. Presently , Way Certifica te" whi ch is the event and is provided onl y F. MT · A' s lce r\ if re d travcnous fl uids. unly 40 co unties have bureaus sui tabl e lor fram in·g. to help insure a safe event. ,e m e r ge n c y med i ca l Under pres.<nl law EMT~ of suppurl Cooperation of all sponsors The Meigs County REACT te c hnt cia n - amb ula nce 1 A' s can render emergenl'y The suppor1 bureau and riders is requested to see team is also in charge of would be permitted to ad- care such as ca r·diac legisla tion, Senate Bi ll 87 , that ~II monies are turned in sa fety and has made many minister intravenous liFelin es resuscitation. controlling of wa s approved by the Senate and proper credit given . altempts to insure a safe hemorr hage, inuuobilizatiun lasl fa ll . Th e bi ll wi ll retum to Since safety is the key to a event. The Pomeroy, Midof fnll~u ·r es, t'tc ., hut they MP ·. the Senate for concu rrence in good event a bicycle in- dleP<Jrt Police Departm ents not luwfully permitt ed tu lluuse amendments. spec tion ni gh t has bee n and the Meigs Co un ty sta rt and maintain in In other fl oor adiun, the schedu led for Friday, April Sheriff's Departm ent will be !ravenous lifelines House voted not tu concur in 28, at the Senior Ci tizens un hand to help · with traffic By a 711 o 22 vole, the Huu!le Sem1te amendments 1o House Center in Pomeroy . Th e control. Riders are reminded appr uve d legis la liun Bill t.80, legiSlation raising .,. Meigs Count y REACT tearn that tbey are riding at their POME ROY - Providrng req uiring ca rdiovascular and state and local JUdges' ·• is in charg e of this night an d own risk and the association awards for the anr ual dairy pulm tmary exominations fur SQlaries. Th e Senate included ' rid ers may leav e · their in cooperation with the Meigs prin cess contest of the Mei gs firemen applicant s in nun- a m odest pay raise for state ~· bicycles at the center under Jaycees reserve the right to Da iry Ser vice Uni t were cha r1cr cit y nr township fire employees as an amendment lock over night if they desire. remove an unruly ride r from Br ow n's Tractor Sa les. departments. The bill , whi ch lo the bilL A joint conference Thi s inspe ction nrghl the event. Ce ntral Soya. Fulton- nr 1w gues tu the Senate, wuuld romm tttee will be established proved beneficial last year Thompson Tr actor Sales, r equire nn ex am lnln~ to write "a pay bill CJCl'Cptabte Land mark , Meigs Cou nt y physician to certify thai thr· lu both chambers and Will :·:·-:·:-:-:·:·:':·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::\1:' Branch of the Athens County appli c<.~nt h(;ls nn heart or lung ~1\"C the House a chance to Sa vings and Loa n Cu ., di .>Cases. review the proposed pay Moder n Supply and I he The House a lso passed, raises for state employees. Racine Home-Nati onal Bank. 44 COLORS E-Z KARE LATEX FLAT ENAMEL 44 COLORS SAT-N-HUE FLAT INTERIOR LATEX 4' SERVICE r [!)A~~~ WA~~ce~ APRIL 7 TO APRIL 15 ,, " ,. ' • ' •' .. ..• .'.. rcr!\'. rl(hf' 1 ll OOC'l 1? Cycle 1 1 :. tJ, r ~ 'Drw.,fl·S~ ' 't !J' ryciE' ~~ 1''•'' JIP(''lC~<[ c:,)n ('yc r ~ 1 l,o·(H 1,- .f i' I !·r ., ' ~QJ[L®a4 [!)~~~ ~~ • •' I i[, YI • t ,1 Q!T INTERIOR /,A TE.I lltn,r , • ' '1 Cfl ,r :' *'' . . -~ 81J SAT-N-H/'1.' , I' :. I 1 b( ~s H•J"IO• r t, • • •'' ByStathep. Ron James t D-Proctorville, . 92rld House District) COLU MBUS ~ EM T-A's, fir emen, and child suppor1 bureaus were all subjects of bills passed in the Ohio House • si nce French City • vignettes ... I SP ECIAL GUESTS ,,} . ' Lillt merchants giving awards I SAT. APRIL 15 7:30PM Olapman. Cheshire. fried fu r · . dissolu tion of their mmTwgc of Oct . I, 1!116 and ha ve no children ., Robert C. Mit ch ell. Ht . I, Cheshire , and Hhonda Lynn Mitchell, seck dissnlution of their marnage of March 19, 1977. They have no children . The other dissolulion was filed by Jody Blankenship by Margaret Baker , HI. 2, Brdwell, and John Blankenship, Rt. I. Gallipohs. They were ma rried Nov . 29 . 1975 and have one chr ld. Lora E. Bamcl t, Kerr , Tiled a complaint fur divorce against David F . Bamctl , Beloit. 0 . They were marned Aug . 20, 1977 and ha ve no children . Cind i 1.. Smith, Rio Grande . filed for dt vorce against Nicky C. Smith, Hio Grande. They were rnarrted June 25 . 197i and hav e no chrldren. FREE FOUNTAIN ' I MON DAY - APRIL 10 Pomeroy E:lementary, 9:30-11 and 12-2:30; Snowville, 3:J::IO: Pageville. 3:!5-4:15; Harr isonville Store, 4:30-5; Wolf Pen. 5:15-5: 45. 1'HUIISDAY-APKIL 13 Hacine Elementary , 9-11 ::10; Portland Elementa ry, 1-3; Portland Post Office, 3:1>-3 :45 ; Racine- Wagners Hardware . l :l:i-5 :15; Racine Bank, 5 : 15~ :1 5 ; Syracuse Swimm ing Pool, 6::10-11: Minersville Brown's Trail er Court, 8:15-11 :30. FRI~AY -,\ PRII. 14 Rrmlbury Elementary. 10 :3().12. View from the statehouse Prizes for ·H-ike-Bike announced work is a res ult of everyone putt ing fort.h a tea m-effort and we cert ainly have that spirit in this employee .family." schedule given achtl'vcment. He stated, "Thts rs nollhe fir st trme \hal these employees have perfunn ed their work pt•rfcctly A-7-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 Meigs Bookmobile Tayl or, Vr ce President of Distributions for Columbia, presented a plaque lo Area Ma nager , John M. Knebel. in recogni ti on of the Couples to or "We can find ways tax laws can save you money." • Oh lQ L: ALLlPOLlS ~ Between August and Novem ber 1977, $22,044.72 was collected under the Chil d Support En· fo r ce ment program under Tille IV of the Social Security Administration. Mrs. Martha Hay Evans, Assistant Gallla Co unty Prosecuting Attorney in charge of ch ild support and we lfare fr aud for the Gal lia County Welfare Department, reported Saturday, 2lMI cases involving 582 children were handled dur ing that period. During the sa me period a yea r ago, $8 ,'673. 50 was collected. · At that time, the welfare department did not have an attorney han dling child s upport enforce ment. Th.e money colhicted has been return ed to the county's ·public ass istance fu nd. Mrs. Eva ns was named assistant prose cu tin g atturney alter her bar examination • Middleport, 0. Two person s cited after accidents GALLIPOUS - Citations were issued followin g two sepa rate t raffic accidents here Friday investigated by d ty Jlll liCe officers. 1be first occurred at 2:10 p.m. In the 400 block of First Ave . where an auto driven by Bonnie L. Stutes, 28, Rt. 3, Ga llipolis, .puUed from the ulley into the path of a vehicle operated by Joyce Ann Thomas, 42, Gallipolis. There wa s modera te damage . Stutes was cha rged with failure to yield . Willlam E. Hafl elt , 77, Lower River Rd ., Gallipolis, was cited for failure to yield the right of way following an accident on Second Ave. and Grape St. Offi ce rs said Haffelt's car pulled lnto the J»~th of an auto driven by Opal W. Franklin, 611, Rt. 2, Crown City. Jenny Lind. lhe "Swedish made her U.S. debut Sept. II , 1850, at Castle r. ~ rdcn , New York City. Ni gh ti ng~ le," 38 IN_ MOWER INCLUDED Bur l I \II t:il. . l· 1hr htg llln\ ltng ltlh.., tn '! nd l' trr ..: "1 ttr t . al h..'l!l.th \1 1-\l'h' L'd tran">.l\l 1· hral.n . du .tl ht:.tdlit! hh ~ ~ ~ · hJ Oli 20" ROTARY TILLERS 3'h HP GEAR DRIVE J li P ( "lmin llrin · Vr rt k al · 'lha f l \' llgll1l' . driv e.: 1.1 11h tarcr cd f'l\ll l' l hL· ann g' \\\ l fTll _~ZL'ar SpeCia l low price for this mower ... has t HP engine . steel deck, 7- ln. whee ls, loop handle and man ual cu tt ing height adi ust ers . !28·6101 I ~fi- in ti ll ing \\ll11h 14-ln Jia iTll' l l..' r tim: 'l . duh.h ,,n han dll' , ! ~X - h60 l l Kl•gu l · "'.~W . 'J5 ( .\'lllr. 1L t \ l'1 r~1\\t: rfU[I I I · \~Hh l!l· Hl di <.Lmc tcr '~r111 n~ ... r l'l' l r IIll''~ · fn lding ll'l l..' hrtH1l..: an d handll: . cltr ll.,: h th1'11 11 k \Ill hand le . ~ ~X- Mm l 5 16995 POMEROY LAN_DMARK JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Drive A Lillie and Sav e A Lof - Free De li very within 7S MilesYes! We Service At Your Local Hotpoint Dealer . , S,fore Hovrs: 8:30 to 5·JD-- Mill Closes at..5:90 P.M.-Servrng Meig s, Ga 11ia & Ma son Counties . �A1i- The Sunday Tim~s-Sentinel , Sunday , April 9, 1978 Money "collected retUrned '' to public assilltllncefund . MERRILL CARTER BONN IE STUTES ARTHUR NIRERT Century 21 comes to Gallia County area l:ALLI POLIS Su ullic• rfl li t lis Heal r.~ tatt' tw s aSSVt'IC!ted lt!:.df With ('~ ntur~ 2l to ta ke i:Hh·ant<:tgc of a ''l'licre ;rrc 241drffcn•nt ad\"(111\"t'd tr;mnng programs Li\"ill lai.Jil' . dt'Sl!-(!ll'd tu hl'lp US lk• 11 full-:-,1..' 1'\'ll't' uffll'l! for thl' t'lt.'ll\ lllll'l" . Ou r cunttllU ltlg Lou rst·~ c tJ\"l'l' hst111g. :-.t•Htng , llllt ltt-lll tllwn 1lullnr nd\"l.'rtb1/lg prog nu n, s1.H'r1;dtn•d tr<lllllllg, ond hi..lrl71lfb t'X · pa nded to ti:lkt u1 oil uf till' Urtltt•LI Stalt:s and C'onada fd r tht· lx!pdtt uf Uoth purdla!'>L'r ..., tt•kphont' lt.'l'hntques, fumncu1g t·.~pt• rtt.-,t', se~i l'S IIWII~tgt·· !Ill' nt . n t' 1g h bur hoo d ~pt·cwlt7 itll on , and oll uthL•r m~d !'lt•lh..•rs . ftdd~ uf n•<Jl L'S tettt' .. Art l1 ur A. Ntbt•rl . Btnlllll' Stut t·~. and \1t·tTI II C artel' ,ltl 111<-lk tng Uw ;1/lllOl.lfH'l'lliL'trt. r·l'ft• tTtld tH Ce ntury 11 a.-.. ·ti ll' cu mp;m~ tha1 lL'ktLb lht· rea l. l'::-let tl · wurld rn llst!ng . . nml The Lno uf rea l l'Si att' "ful k COLUM BIA GAS of Ohio employees honored recently were, front row, left to r,ight, Har ley Hendricks, Kathy Johnson and Maurice Durst. Rea r - John Koebel an d Howard Logan . Not pictured - Julius Sauvage. c<J rc llf till' l"L'IlWit :-1 1tt.o. the Southern Hilb tl•;un J)(lllllt•d out. lht' VIP n·fL•ITt.d pro· gra111 ca1 1 ··shuw uff ~· ou r pn·· Sl'll\ IHIU St' to J.IUl l'll lli.li h tiYl'l"S lii'OU!ld tht• l'Oil ll l\l.'lll. Thl' \'IP rl'fcrral prug ra111 hL• lp.'-1 you S t'ltlt · 111 \u .\·our 11\'1\' l'O!ll· mumt y by gl\'lng yuu tlllport..;m l H1fl • rm~ttlon al.wut !hi' art'i-l srhuols. r hurch('.l, ;nul S \ll i.1~il~ll l' ~. :-h tl pjl lll g Local Columbia Gas of employees honored recen tly wllii ope ratL' out uf ~;l l .ucu :-.1 r~·nkrs , ~md t't·cn•n1.lultal ' St. ,-, tn•xst·d how (\·ntur y 21 t l 'lltt·r:-; . ·WL··n· slr ll tnd ~·pt·ndt ·nllj nl<th ~ 11 pil.'istlJlt· for cr P LT S(I I\ U\\ !lL' d dll d t!jll'l"(l! t• tl , to be " ltl t\\ ll lllal'l'S al tlru.:e. Wlwthr1 ~!~1. . nrl' ll\U\'11\g lloWl' \"t'l' . So \\'l '. I"L' tht• ~ (IIIH' ~des'' ·• ;'te rn~~·,. G a lll p t,h~ nl' aLTus...; ,[ot'al j..H'uplt· wlw han.' ~ I\ l'll Tht·r .-.ar d th(:tt thl' oth·L·rl t..., - till' L'olllltl'! . tilt.• Ct·ntur y 21 \tJU p l' l"....,llll<.d!zed ~l' I"\" Jrt' ,trlcl m ~ p~· trg r;ml rnrl ud l'!'> such rdL·tTal ~rugr~1111 can llL·lp ;lt! t•lllton ii!HI Wl lll'i 1111li\Ul' lo d11 !:ill l.k t'<IUSt' \\'l' l'Cll"t' ;i\J\Illl llll'dla a!:. tl'il' \'l.SJOII , rad!il , _,t,ll An~ !110\'t' rt'qutn•s ~ou Jl .d/ "' lro •o•l ./o•U/11.11. c111d Ill lH' Ill IW O pi~H'l' ~ ~· t•u . T h<lt' ~ \\ h~ 11 t ' ;It-t' pruud l•1 ufft•r Ct ·n tu r~ :.!I ~t' t"\" liT 111 rarwus other publl ntl tutl~ :-.llllUit;mt•ou:-.1\ , ~uH.I tltat \ '" We U!-.L' tJll till' l<rt l'!-.1 ttl pn.- ; t llllu~t un~o~:-;lbh:: hut tht' 1;;,Urn ( 'oun t~ " fl':-SliJIICtl totJI.' <tnd ll'duu- Ct·ntun ~~ \ 'IP n·ft.•tTal pn f-4uL'!'I ... the~ scud J..! l;\lr l ~·;w put ~uu Hl Uoth ·· Tllrougtl Century 21. " ac- pl;u L':'\ <d 111 1n· Whtlt· wt· · n· curd111g to tilt' etnnuum..:ellll'lll . lwlp111).! yu u .-.t.•ll ~ uur pn'."il'Jll · Suuther n l-illls Herd E~ tate IIPU.':l t', lilt• tlllL'I'IIi:!l lotlal Ct'JI· abo ha ~ tiO tnll lllflg t' t'Jllt•rs tun· 21 ~i;i les ft1 ITl' rnn lonrt L' acmss till' Umkd StCJte~ and !-tt'\,-t'l"al pruspt·ct t\'t' twnws Lt nd st•nd ~ou crlllhL' pt·rtllh'llt (',:nwlla , w!Hrh t'U!Hitwt spt'I'Ial traiJllllg prug r<.U ils for lllf llrtll<il h)ll you w11l nt•t•d to pmft's.-.wnal n.!e~l l'~tatt· Pl't f.- rnn\'t 1111 u ullL' uf then_L " GALI.IPOLIS Tllrrr Wlult· ( \• utur.\ :ll 1.s te~ k111 g pk m mpl amt s for dtssoluuon nwrraa ges and t \\ U fLH' divor ce ~on~ r e fil ed Fn da~ 10 ON -L Y 7 DAYS (;aiJia Cou nty Cumrn(ln Pleas LE FT Court . D1ane J.ynn Ch<Jprnan, Ches hire, and .l ohn W. W. Bloc< We are income tax specialists. We a~k the right questions. We dig for ever)' honest deductilm and credit. Wt: wan! to leave no stone unlumed to make sure you pay the smallesllegitimate tax . That 's Reason No. I why we should do your taxes. H&R BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO 9$4.]795 27 SYCAMORE, GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 446-0]0] Open 9: 00 to 6 : 00 We-ekda -;s 9:00fo5 :00 Sa lurdav MIUIJLEPUHT - Local Columbia Gas of Ohio employPc s were honored recently lor per fect ion in performance of their offi ce Hnwa rd Logan, Serviceman; and Juliu s Sa u va~c. Co ns tru ction Equipment Operator. Koebel sai d, "F:r ro rl css t1pN'3tions. II. C. and we arc very proud of tJ 1-.Toup lllal can repea t whH1 Wl' refer to as an " Orchid end mmriages 1\ U<ilt ., Hccerving the orchid was Mr s. Kathy J ohnso n. Sr . l'u;1omer Accounting Clerk The ol her employees whose t·untribution resulted in the honor were Maurice Durst. Scrv1c~man ; II :nl ey 1-f('n- A breakdown of IM 582 children shows 53 percent were from divo , ced parents; 17 percent or .99 wer e illeg it imat e children; 72 children had been abandoned by at least one parent; 22 came from disabled parents; 15 were children with a deceased pa renC eight children were off-sprin g of a paren t in jail a nd 54 children were placed in a category where they were under a s t e p-pa r e nt ado pt i o n· program or their parents have been inv olved m criminal cases. AI least one percent of the children have at least one J»~renl whose whereabouts is not knowr . Mrs. Evans indica ted one of her biggest problems has been locating a parent whO has bee n a bse nt several yea rs. AI the present time, her office is handling 30 new cases each month . ' POMEROY - Prizes for the fourth a nnu al Meigs County Hik e-Bi ke for retarded ci tizens were an nounced by Hank Cleland, chairman fo r this yea r's event at a recent meeting of the Meigs Associ ation for Retarded Citizens. . ' The hrst place award for both boys and girl s will be a 10-speed Free Spirit racer model. These will be awarded to the boy and girl who turn in the most money 'by May 19. 1bis allows three weeks lor collecti on of sponsors' money and t umin g it in to The MARC, Bcx 668, Pomeroy, Ohio or by calling 992-3232, 992-!11 91. After the. ride, rid ers are asked to conta ct their sponsors taking with th em the signed spon sor 'sheet indicating how many of the 25 miles they traveled. Checks I I II I CHARLIE TICKETS ON SALE NOW $8 00 $7 00 /ILL SEAlS RESERVED fi iCKETS PUHO tASfD ron '-lo\R '0 WO::nt WH I [if HONOREDA.r 1\Ff\ l500f'..CfRT J PI U'::! UUlLEl SffMCT O ·l flnc.,E: CIVIC Ct;NI LH & fill [NTI'IM ()Jll[ T5 WHEN ORDER BY MAIL NOW IT RAINS, STYX I V'JTIN310N CIVIC CCNTE.Il. Qtf: C!VrC CfNT[fl flt.J../A. H\..NJ f'C,l~~ 1/A l'J!;l; C(.RI If ltD CH(CI'\S ()q ~ y \.JI"11.A:RS CAlL f{)R lt-.fOft.I,ATI{)>I Gli 4-100 HUNTINGTON CIVIC CENTER IT POURS drreks. To wn Plant Ope rator : The weather can be tricky at this . time of year. So SSO can your finances. • , _REBAT~! - - CASH FACT OilY I You never know when - ,. either will take a turn for the worse . You may MEMBER FDIC ~· •f , r, ,, 't r 1, r" , r •1 ,. • , ,. · , ,, · .r -~..' t, ·'' .. ., Slo CASH FACTORY RERATE! t ' 1 :,.t·j l.r• n I· f • • I• .~\ ..... f 'I u .. be hit with sudden med ical bills. Or car trouble. Or loss of a job. No need to worry . You have a COMMERCIAL &~ SAVINGS BANK ! •C)~, t f• ·1 ,., . '· friend to cushion the blows. We'll lend younioneytoget through any crisis. Just ask. SILVER BRIDGE PlAZA - SPRING VALLEY OFFICE - COURT STREET CASH FACTORY REBATE! Ava ilable ff•rtp••·int -t-tn·t.p • ,-t.n.t, ,. 1 ·,' 'r . ' $50 ..,r·u'"!' 1 n _.'1 I CASH FACTORY REBATE! I 1'~ ' I~' > ', ~. ', ' ,.1<' t • "'>I I , ... ' $25 Slo CASH FACTORY REBATE ! CASH FACTORY RElATE! -. ':• !··• (If! SUNDAY SPECIAL ,_ $2 '.' 1 ,,r· A t1, /~ ..... ' . - ,' .. ....·-·.. '" +to,·t P-•ri.n tc SCASH FACTORY RElATE! SOFT DRINKS WITH EACH PIZZA EATEN ON PREMISES th rt p n in t ' ,, ,, " ttutpu i nt- .. , .,., .' ,•, . .' . ~· ~' 'I W• •r " ...... ----"'---~ EAT IN OR CARRY OUT ,. (' Oelu11" 10 ,. ~!t' :'ll>ri()L if' [1' 'l~JS.,('I 1 t,.. ,t~t\('r t ~: ··~ -~ • • 1 et .1 ·• r .'· ' '"' d ,\ ., •r • • t u •" ,, ·r o' l' r li ·'r· r• " ,, 1 jro,t • '·' t flf '•J J\ ... t·rl •, 10 n t'u ·1 ·n ro.\C!<,,, .~: ,.,.,~ ,.. !'0,· 1eaoy c,c:f'- En .· {'f(j)to•.'t . f'•f'lr,r , (' ' Wo •k Sl/!lft C(I ! ">1"1 •.1 , w: l!("l(iA? I I._•.-I I --1- ..~·• 9 97 - Hig h hid•ng . For plastP.r, walltJO<lld, brick, concrew. Dr ies lr•st. Water cleanup. See ou • new col o•s1 ~P) LATEX TEXTURE PAINT .. .. ..... POMEROY LANDMARK PIZZA SHACK JACK W. CARSEY. MGR. PHONE 992-6304 -. ...-... • Dri ve A Li ttle and Sav e >4 Lot- Free Delivery within 75 Miles- Yes! We Serv i ce At Your Local Hotpoint Dealer. Store Hours: 8: 30 to 5: 31>-Mitl Closes at S:OO P.M.-Serving Meigs , Galtla & Mason Counties . • • • • • ' Super sc ru bhahl e ' Resists sta ins, d1rt, sol ling. P~ r fee l for walls, ceil inys , woodwork 111 f'V t'l y 10om. Ones to a smoo th , Ull lfO I ITl fl at rr 30 mrnut es. Water clcarwp. IEZI cei lings . Ea sy to app ly. Non drrp. 35 COLORS WEATHERALL LATEX HOUSE PAINT SELECT FLAT LATE X 9?! ::. MEIGS INN Custom Colors Higher Custom Colors Hrgher Crea te dramatic tex 1u1c effects over old wa ll s, ceil ings. Htdes hairline cracks: tape jomts. White & 8 new colors. ITP) PHONE 992-2709 or 992-6611 " Pu ts more yCdt s between you and your nmct pa1nt job". OlH finest acrylic lat ex resists · weatheri ng, blistering, stains, fad ing . EasY to apply. Dri es fall . (HP X) One coat usua lly covers plaster, wall board, moll wa llpaper . Ideal for walls; ceilings. Dries fast . Wa ter cleahup: 6 Colors , White. · (A) OPEN 7: 00 to 5: 00 Mon . thru Fri. 7: oo to 3: 00 Saturday VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CORPORATION 923 ·s. Znd Ave . :;:: :::::::: CLOSE OUT BOARO TO MEET EAST MEIGS - The Eastern Boa rd of Edu cation wi ll meet in reg ular session on Friday, April 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the high school ELCONA 14X70 cafeteria rather than on the reg ula r meet ing Tuesday, April II. night, MAK E:S l.IST PATRI OT - Jrm Hose of Ht. I, Patriot. has achieved hono r ro ll status at the Agricultural Technical In;1it ute of the Ohi o State Uni versity in Wooster. Son of Merri ll and Thelma Huse of Rt. I, Pat riot, Jim is a 197i grad uate of Gallia Academy. ·G7~'8, MOBILE HOMES INC. See Ji m Sta at s or Jo e Gi les Phone 44 6- ~34 0 Gallipoli s, Ohio POMEROY LANDMARK LAWN AND GARDEN ' ECONOMY 8 HP LAWN TRACTOR ·I LATEX FLAT ENAMEL Cust om Col ors H•9he1 Custom Colors Htgher Ou r tmest fmtsh fm wdlls anfl • ....,. -· .,.. :· ·.·. :::: BY TOM SAUNDERS county post offi ces: Addi son, GALLIPOLIS - My last Ali ce Sec. 3 Hu nt in gton. article dealt with the phone Ange l Sec. 10 Ha r rison, system in Gallipolis. Thi s Angola Sec. 2ll Clay, Bidwell, system also extend ed to a ll Bladen, Bulaville, Bushe's part s of our count y. Th e year Mill Sec. 16 Ohio, Cadmus, 1906 is an early date lor Carlion Sec. 3 Cheshir e, telephones yet our co unty had Cha mber sbur g IE urkeal . progressed quite far in this . Charit y Sec. I Mor ga n, area. Cheshire, Chestnut Grove The ·offi cers of the Sect. 16 Huntington Clipper Gall ipo lis Telephone Com- Mi lls , Cora, Creuzet Sec. 21 pany were : F. F. Thorniley , Guyan , Crowr City, Durgan John W. E:cker, Cha rles Sec . 10 Huntington, Domi no Weih e, F. M. Bovie, G. W. (i uca l iun unknown I, Edna Henkin g, E. L. Corn, James tl oca l ion unknown), Eno, A. Lu pton, Charles F~ Stock- Esop Sec. ! Raccoon, hoff , and John C. Butz. Th e Eve rgree n, Glenn !G lenn general offi ces and exchange Summi\1 Sec. 31 Morgan, were located in the old Ohio Gallia Fura nce , Harr is Valley Ba nk Bu ilding . Th e !Harrisburg 1, Hilton Sec. 17 rates of the company were $2 Harrison, Holcomb Sec. 13 a month lor business phones Greenfield, Kerr, Kygervill e, and $1 a month for a Lin coln Sec. 26 Ha rrison, resi dence. At thi s time there Malaby Sec. 31 Cheshire, were over 600 telephon es in Merce rville, Moody Sec . 21· Gallip oli s. The com pany Harr ison, Northup, Pat riot. conn ected with 2,300 cities Peniel Sec. 28 Greenfield, and villages in this st ate . Pine Grove 1Port er I, RacRur al connections were : co on l si., Ri o Gra nd e, Bidwell 210 phones, Bu lavtlle Hudney , Rowlesville Sec. 29 140 phones , Ca dmu s 105. Morgan, Sand Fork Sec. 23 01eshire 80, Cbestn u\ Grove Walnu t, Swa n Creek, Soc. 16, Hunt ington 80, Eno Thurm an, Ty coon Sec . I 90, Esop Sec. ! Racoon 70, Raccoon, Vi nton, Va nceton Ewington 150, Leota 25 0, I Morga n Cent er 1. Wales Mercerville 260 , Patriot 130, ((;enteriJ()in t), Wigner Sec. 32 Rodn ey 100, Vinton 240, and Raccoon a nd Yellowlown the co moanv co uld connect Sec . 5 Clay . you'with Beale, Win freld and Surn e oth er · forg otte n Buffalo, W. Va. settl ements of this county Connections could also be are: Sa un dersville Sec. 35 made with all lhe foll owing Guyan, Matt ie Sec. 28 Guyan, villages, some of which were Yoho Sec. 10 Guyan. Pa ragon Sec. 30 Guya n, Spicy Sec. 33 Ohio, Clemnr a Sec. 22 Ohio, fl all ey Sec. 35 Ohio, McDaniel Sec. I Waln ut, Ruby Sec . 25 Harrison, Hollis Sec. 27 Harrison, Providence Sec. 3 Clay Thivener (Yello wtown 1, Hoadl ey Sec. 32 Gre.nfield, Wagner Sec . 32 Green, McCormic k Sec. 23 Gre.n, Blanes Sec. 7 Springfield, Mill s Sec. I Springfield, Obal Sec 27 Hu nting ton, Port er Sec. 15 Huntington• Cha pm an 's Mi ll s Sec . 19 Guyan , Blazer Sec. 21 Green, Wiltor White Oak. Sec. 7 Morga n. Keenton Hun Sec. 30 Hun tin gton, an d Bl ack Diamond Sec. 10 Greenfield. My sources for th is In· formation a re: 11874 Laneowner;s Atlas of Ga ll ia Co., 1906 telephone directory, and a 1912 Rand-McNally ma p of th is co unty. I hope the above lists are complete: if anyone knows of other villages I woul d a ppr ec iate hear ing about them. - T.S., Rt. 3 Box 268, Galli polis, Ohio. 9?A?. GAL. •, • •. Open Sunday 4:00 Til 11:00 under House Bi ll 1092, with o ut opp os i tion, legts lation which wa s passed legislation requiring eve ry should be made out to Th e some mmor r epairs 91-1 and sent to the Senate. com mon pleas court to MARC. were made . It is stressed that The i ntre~ ve nou s ,'io\ utiuns establish a single or joint ·Second and third pla ce this is not a repair ni ght and would mainl y inclUde sal me county bureau of support to awards will be free standing riders should mak e sure that or Hi n ~cr's lactate and EMT- provide more effective entrophies, for boys and girl s. all major repai rs are made A's wuuld ha ve tu have. furcement of cour1 -o rdered All riders who complete th e pr ior to the inspection. This is complete d an accr edi ted support payments to spo uses ride will recei ve an "All th e not a requirement to ride in of Representati ves last week . l'()Urse in adm inibtcring in- or minur childre n. Presently , Way Certifica te" whi ch is the event and is provided onl y F. MT · A' s lce r\ if re d travcnous fl uids. unly 40 co unties have bureaus sui tabl e lor fram in·g. to help insure a safe event. ,e m e r ge n c y med i ca l Under pres.<nl law EMT~ of suppurl Cooperation of all sponsors The Meigs County REACT te c hnt cia n - amb ula nce 1 A' s can render emergenl'y The suppor1 bureau and riders is requested to see team is also in charge of would be permitted to ad- care such as ca r·diac legisla tion, Senate Bi ll 87 , that ~II monies are turned in sa fety and has made many minister intravenous liFelin es resuscitation. controlling of wa s approved by the Senate and proper credit given . altempts to insure a safe hemorr hage, inuuobilizatiun lasl fa ll . Th e bi ll wi ll retum to Since safety is the key to a event. The Pomeroy, Midof fnll~u ·r es, t'tc ., hut they MP ·. the Senate for concu rrence in good event a bicycle in- dleP<Jrt Police Departm ents not luwfully permitt ed tu lluuse amendments. spec tion ni gh t has bee n and the Meigs Co un ty sta rt and maintain in In other fl oor adiun, the schedu led for Friday, April Sheriff's Departm ent will be !ravenous lifelines House voted not tu concur in 28, at the Senior Ci tizens un hand to help · with traffic By a 711 o 22 vole, the Huu!le Sem1te amendments 1o House Center in Pomeroy . Th e control. Riders are reminded appr uve d legis la liun Bill t.80, legiSlation raising .,. Meigs Count y REACT tearn that tbey are riding at their POME ROY - Providrng req uiring ca rdiovascular and state and local JUdges' ·• is in charg e of this night an d own risk and the association awards for the anr ual dairy pulm tmary exominations fur SQlaries. Th e Senate included ' rid ers may leav e · their in cooperation with the Meigs prin cess contest of the Mei gs firemen applicant s in nun- a m odest pay raise for state ~· bicycles at the center under Jaycees reserve the right to Da iry Ser vice Uni t were cha r1cr cit y nr township fire employees as an amendment lock over night if they desire. remove an unruly ride r from Br ow n's Tractor Sa les. departments. The bill , whi ch lo the bilL A joint conference Thi s inspe ction nrghl the event. Ce ntral Soya. Fulton- nr 1w gues tu the Senate, wuuld romm tttee will be established proved beneficial last year Thompson Tr actor Sales, r equire nn ex am lnln~ to write "a pay bill CJCl'Cptabte Land mark , Meigs Cou nt y physician to certify thai thr· lu both chambers and Will :·:·-:·:-:-:·:·:':·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::\1:' Branch of the Athens County appli c<.~nt h(;ls nn heart or lung ~1\"C the House a chance to Sa vings and Loa n Cu ., di .>Cases. review the proposed pay Moder n Supply and I he The House a lso passed, raises for state employees. Racine Home-Nati onal Bank. 44 COLORS E-Z KARE LATEX FLAT ENAMEL 44 COLORS SAT-N-HUE FLAT INTERIOR LATEX 4' SERVICE r [!)A~~~ WA~~ce~ APRIL 7 TO APRIL 15 ,, " ,. ' • ' •' .. ..• .'.. rcr!\'. rl(hf' 1 ll OOC'l 1? Cycle 1 1 :. tJ, r ~ 'Drw.,fl·S~ ' 't !J' ryciE' ~~ 1''•'' JIP(''lC~<[ c:,)n ('yc r ~ 1 l,o·(H 1,- .f i' I !·r ., ' ~QJ[L®a4 [!)~~~ ~~ • •' I i[, YI • t ,1 Q!T INTERIOR /,A TE.I lltn,r , • ' '1 Cfl ,r :' *'' . . -~ 81J SAT-N-H/'1.' , I' :. I 1 b( ~s H•J"IO• r t, • • •'' ByStathep. Ron James t D-Proctorville, . 92rld House District) COLU MBUS ~ EM T-A's, fir emen, and child suppor1 bureaus were all subjects of bills passed in the Ohio House • si nce French City • vignettes ... I SP ECIAL GUESTS ,,} . ' Lillt merchants giving awards I SAT. APRIL 15 7:30PM Olapman. Cheshire. fried fu r · . dissolu tion of their mmTwgc of Oct . I, 1!116 and ha ve no children ., Robert C. Mit ch ell. Ht . I, Cheshire , and Hhonda Lynn Mitchell, seck dissnlution of their marnage of March 19, 1977. They have no children . The other dissolulion was filed by Jody Blankenship by Margaret Baker , HI. 2, Brdwell, and John Blankenship, Rt. I. Gallipohs. They were ma rried Nov . 29 . 1975 and have one chr ld. Lora E. Bamcl t, Kerr , Tiled a complaint fur divorce against David F . Bamctl , Beloit. 0 . They were marned Aug . 20, 1977 and ha ve no children . Cind i 1.. Smith, Rio Grande . filed for dt vorce against Nicky C. Smith, Hio Grande. They were rnarrted June 25 . 197i and hav e no chrldren. FREE FOUNTAIN ' I MON DAY - APRIL 10 Pomeroy E:lementary, 9:30-11 and 12-2:30; Snowville, 3:J::IO: Pageville. 3:!5-4:15; Harr isonville Store, 4:30-5; Wolf Pen. 5:15-5: 45. 1'HUIISDAY-APKIL 13 Hacine Elementary , 9-11 ::10; Portland Elementa ry, 1-3; Portland Post Office, 3:1>-3 :45 ; Racine- Wagners Hardware . l :l:i-5 :15; Racine Bank, 5 : 15~ :1 5 ; Syracuse Swimm ing Pool, 6::10-11: Minersville Brown's Trail er Court, 8:15-11 :30. FRI~AY -,\ PRII. 14 Rrmlbury Elementary. 10 :3().12. View from the statehouse Prizes for ·H-ike-Bike announced work is a res ult of everyone putt ing fort.h a tea m-effort and we cert ainly have that spirit in this employee .family." schedule given achtl'vcment. He stated, "Thts rs nollhe fir st trme \hal these employees have perfunn ed their work pt•rfcctly A-7-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 Meigs Bookmobile Tayl or, Vr ce President of Distributions for Columbia, presented a plaque lo Area Ma nager , John M. Knebel. in recogni ti on of the Couples to or "We can find ways tax laws can save you money." • Oh lQ L: ALLlPOLlS ~ Between August and Novem ber 1977, $22,044.72 was collected under the Chil d Support En· fo r ce ment program under Tille IV of the Social Security Administration. Mrs. Martha Hay Evans, Assistant Gallla Co unty Prosecuting Attorney in charge of ch ild support and we lfare fr aud for the Gal lia County Welfare Department, reported Saturday, 2lMI cases involving 582 children were handled dur ing that period. During the sa me period a yea r ago, $8 ,'673. 50 was collected. · At that time, the welfare department did not have an attorney han dling child s upport enforce ment. Th.e money colhicted has been return ed to the county's ·public ass istance fu nd. Mrs. Eva ns was named assistant prose cu tin g atturney alter her bar examination • Middleport, 0. Two person s cited after accidents GALLIPOUS - Citations were issued followin g two sepa rate t raffic accidents here Friday investigated by d ty Jlll liCe officers. 1be first occurred at 2:10 p.m. In the 400 block of First Ave . where an auto driven by Bonnie L. Stutes, 28, Rt. 3, Ga llipolis, .puUed from the ulley into the path of a vehicle operated by Joyce Ann Thomas, 42, Gallipolis. There wa s modera te damage . Stutes was cha rged with failure to yield . Willlam E. Hafl elt , 77, Lower River Rd ., Gallipolis, was cited for failure to yield the right of way following an accident on Second Ave. and Grape St. Offi ce rs said Haffelt's car pulled lnto the J»~th of an auto driven by Opal W. Franklin, 611, Rt. 2, Crown City. Jenny Lind. lhe "Swedish made her U.S. debut Sept. II , 1850, at Castle r. ~ rdcn , New York City. Ni gh ti ng~ le," 38 IN_ MOWER INCLUDED Bur l I \II t:il. . l· 1hr htg llln\ ltng ltlh.., tn '! nd l' trr ..: "1 ttr t . al h..'l!l.th \1 1-\l'h' L'd tran">.l\l 1· hral.n . du .tl ht:.tdlit! hh ~ ~ ~ · hJ Oli 20" ROTARY TILLERS 3'h HP GEAR DRIVE J li P ( "lmin llrin · Vr rt k al · 'lha f l \' llgll1l' . driv e.: 1.1 11h tarcr cd f'l\ll l' l hL· ann g' \\\ l fTll _~ZL'ar SpeCia l low price for this mower ... has t HP engine . steel deck, 7- ln. whee ls, loop handle and man ual cu tt ing height adi ust ers . !28·6101 I ~fi- in ti ll ing \\ll11h 14-ln Jia iTll' l l..' r tim: 'l . duh.h ,,n han dll' , ! ~X - h60 l l Kl•gu l · "'.~W . 'J5 ( .\'lllr. 1L t \ l'1 r~1\\t: rfU[I I I · \~Hh l!l· Hl di <.Lmc tcr '~r111 n~ ... r l'l' l r IIll''~ · fn lding ll'l l..' hrtH1l..: an d handll: . cltr ll.,: h th1'11 11 k \Ill hand le . ~ ~X- Mm l 5 16995 POMEROY LAN_DMARK JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. Drive A Lillie and Sav e A Lof - Free De li very within 7S MilesYes! We Service At Your Local Hotpoint Dealer . , S,fore Hovrs: 8:30 to 5·JD-- Mill Closes at..5:90 P.M.-Servrng Meig s, Ga 11ia & Ma son Counties . �I B-1-The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 Mari Epling presents Ross memorial.concert • . VINTON ELEMENTARY Soil Conservation Poster wirmers : first place winner Anthony Blackburn is flanked by second place winner Mike Wolford on his right. and third place wirmer Timmy Taylor on his left. The winners were presen!ed ribbons and silver dollars ( 3 for first , 2 for second and 1 for third ! br the Gallia Soil and Water Conservation District. Store HoutS: Mon.·Sal. 8 am-10 pm No one hurt in accidents 3:35p.m. Frtday on US 3!> at the junction to SR 160 where an auto driven by Pat M. Friday by the Gallia-Meigs Wilson 111. 34. J.cun, W. Va. Post State Highw~ y PC! trul. 1 fa tied I ~ stop "·hen Ihe brak es The first occurred at 5:30 fa1led . Ht s vehtclc struck the a.m. on SR 124 tn Meigs rear end of a car drh·en by Co unty in the Village of Michael A. Bums. 20. Rio Syracuse where Kenneth B Grande No charges Wl'fC' Koehler, 17, Syracuse. going filed . ea>1, lo>1 control of his ear whtch ran off th e right Side of LE GAL NOTICE the highway striking a tree. Th e Public Ut ilities Com. Koehler was char ~ed with mission of Ohto ha5 set for reck less operation . pu blic hear ing Case No . Cuss Theventr. 57. Rt I. 77 ·37B·EL ·FAC Subtile A, Bidwell. wa s ctted to t o revtew the operat iOn of Gallipolis Municipa l Coun the Fue l Cost Ad justment for making an Improper left Cla use and the fue l pro· 1urn following an accident at curement pract tces and 6:50a .m. Fndayon SH !>54 at po liCie S of the Colum bu s SR 160. and Southern Oht o Elec· The pat rnl said the tric Company on A pril Thevenir vehtcle struck the 10. 1978, at 10:00 AM .. front of a car operated b'' E.S.T.,at the Commtss ton's Debll):ah A. Stnens. 23, Rt. I, oH ICes , 180 East Broad Bidwell. There was moderate Street , Columbus. Oh io. damage. All interesled pe rsons wtll Afina l accident ocC'IIrrcd at GALLIPOL!S - Sunday 10 am·10 pm No one 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. was injured in thrCe traffic acc i dents investi gate d An Artist At Work - Mari Epling is pictured at the piano at the Lani Hoss Memorial Concert. GALLIPOLfS Mari Christine Epling, a highly accomplished and most promising concert pianist, gave a magnificent performance before a spellbound audience in loving memory of her dear friend and schoolmate, Katherine LeiLani Ross, on Sunday afternoon, April 2, at the Galli~ Academy High School au<!itorium. Gallia Countians and many visitors were richly treated as Mari began with wellchosen and inspiring selections from the works of an inventive Italian composer, Domenico Scarlatti. She played: Sonata in G Minor, Longo 128; Sonata in B Minor, Longo 263 ; and Sonata in F Major, Lon go 381. Highlightin g the program PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 15, 1978 ~ FRESH TOMATOES •• !~·. be gtven an opportumty to be heard . Further infe r· BROCCOLI ••••••••••••••~·.". matton mav be obta ined by contactmg the Publtc Weather Highs today will be Ill the low 70s The probability of precipitation ts >O percent. Utd ttte s Comm isston of Oh iO. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO by Rand all G. App legat•. CARROTS ••••••B.A~ •• CHICKEN BREASTS •• ;:B~ 3- 2pc . Liv ing Room Suites $69 .95-$150.00& $199 .95 2 New Living Room Suites $299.95 each Sofas Only Gold $30.00, Green $25 .00; Gree n $88 .00, Gree n $79 .95, Like New Berkline Recliner s $125.00 Norwalk Rocker s, like new $7 5.00 Other Chairs SlO.OOandup Swivel Desk Chair on ca s te rs $69.95 Vinyl Desk Chair $49.95 Walnut Office Des k, New Pric e 5700 Used Price $200.00 Filing Cabinets $39.95 & up, 3 New Living Room Table s $49.95 Triple Walnut Dresser $88. 00 (se ver a I other chest & dresse rs in stock l Desk & Chair Wa II Unit 539.95 19" Color TV , like new $198.00 3 pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite S288 3 pc . Walnut Bedroom Suite $27 9.95 Bookca se Bedroom Suit·e 51 69 .95 King si ze 4 pc . Bedroom Suite , including mattr ess and box springs (seco nd s) S5 99 .95 Solid Oak Dr exe l (2) Twin Bedroom Suite for boy s room , 7 pc . including 2 sets of new sec ond bedding $599.95 J Maple Basse tt Table s $88.00 Wood Beds $10 .00 & up Mattre ss & Box Springs , twin & full $20 up Metal Beds $29 .95 & $49 .95 Antique Wa sh Stand with towel rack .' Old cloth oak fool s tooL oak sewing machin e, chairs & tables , hall tree , floor lamp with antique pink gla ss. Love Seat $99 .95 Record Players $25 & $39.95 Componenls- 8-track and radio $69.95 5 pc . Breakfast Set $69.95 5 pc . .Breakfast Set (wood) $39.95 $13 9.95 7 pc. New Breakfast Set s $150.00 Green Double Ov e n Range 25 Gas & Electric .Range s green -gold· white· copper $69 .95 to $200.00 Refrigerators, white-copper·gree n $69.95 to $269.95 . New built -in Green Oven Unit $199.95 2 Old Fashion Kitchen Cabinets, wood with $125 porcelain lop $75 .00 without porce_lain tops $39 .95 Like New Base Cabin e t $99 .95 Wood Wardrobe with 2 dr . m irrors Maytag Wringer Washers, $99 .95 & up all guaranteed to work $69.95 Mayt i'" Portable Dryer $4 9.95 Metal ~forage Cabinet Maytag Automatic Wa s her S69.95 to $199,95 Used Dryers $69 .95 to $139.95 $99 .95 Moores Gas Heater $175 .00 Warm Morning Heater U.S.D.A. CHOICE ROUND STEAK ••..••••L~ USDA CHOICE BONELESS HACINE-IIadne Chapter t:i4 Order of the Eastern Sta r. utet.! tln ~ n.!t:~ntly ut the ternpit• planned a bake S<tlc f(; r April 2<J with procect l~ tu go tow;Hd pur e he~ s ing t• · deltutmdofJcr for the tempiP. The S1l ie will I~ held on April 29 at !I a.m. at the pust ufftce parktng Jut at Racine. Balph Webb on behalf of the MasotiiC Lodge req uested assistance from the Chapter with the purchase . Presidi ng at the meeting were Nrwmi Brinke r, worthy .• nu;trun, and Webb, wot·lhy Jlil tmn pm-tcm. Membe rs were asked to help serve the Metsonis M<Jsonic: inspt·eliUn on Tuesday, April 18, at 7::10 p.m. ln\'ilatiuns to attend !11spt•rtinns were received frtJI11 Bartlett. Nelsunv ill c, Valley , Aurelius, Minear ami Lowell Chapters. There was al~o an mvitatiun to attend a tea hurwring i:ISSodate J41'aml i><ttlull , .Jack .John~nll , mtd gt·a nd r e pr e~e ntati v; uf Q11ebec, l<at hlel'l Julll.lSOII, &lturdHy. Aprt l 22. I p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Cadiz Maso11ic '1\·mple. The worthy matt·on wawunccd some uf her committees fur i11 specli on to ' be held June:; at 7:30p.m. at the Masonic Temple. A mceli11g of the pa~t officers was announced for Aprtl 13. 7::!0 p.m. at the home of Ben and Maxine Philson. Jlobetta Ci rcle will meet at Thea Chapter, Glouster. Apri l 20, with a 6:30 $ 49 CERTIFIED KENNEBEC SEED POTATOES••• ~!~·.. 5 YELLOW ONIONS •• }~~ ~ CABBAGE •••••••••••••••L~ BANANAS •••••••••••••• ~8~. COUPON U.S. NO. 1 .I 10 LB. BAG 59¢ W/C .r Limil1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Ex '115, 1978 :~ 10 Ol -- COU PON COU PON FOLGER'S GERBER STRAINED $399 .• CELERY.~ ••••••••••••••• WHITE POTATOES •::·I INSTANT COFF.EE W/C Limit 1 Per Cusromer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires April IS, 1978 •... •• Merlyn and Edie Ross present Mar i F:pltng with roses at the end of the memorial concert. 1111d De/Jm OshomL' - ~1r. ;.111d .\1rs. LotH"> \\ (hlJorne. ' Puml.! roy, art' annvunetng the tn ~wgenwnt and ;;q}pru achm~ tn arna~c uf their tlau~htcr , Dcb r ~ L~· nn, tu Timothy .J oseph Thomas, son of \1 r. wul ~r..., 1111f'4Jld E . Thu11w:-:, Middleport. Tlw open ..:hur('h weddlll l! w1ll Ut.• an event of .June 18 at the P(H!Il'ruy Chu rch uf Cltn.o.,t \nth lht• tlouble ring cc r e111on.\ tu IJt· p('rforrm•d at 2.:m [UII Hoth the bruk and her flrHH.'t <trt' gradui-:1\l'.'-, •.1f .'vh•tgs High SdJO(II. She l!:i em pluyt•d at Sef.ln:i i11 Pomeruy. ~mLI lw ctl BABY FOOD OR JUICE 8/$1 W/C. Limi l1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires Aprii1S, 1978 · t.~ I Lome Harris and David Booten ( fliiPON .I OXYDOL DETERGENT 5 LB. 4 oz. Limit t Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer 15, 1f71 ENGAGED - Gene Harris of ftoute I, Bidwell and Lora Rafferty, Mary Esther, Fla., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lorrie Ann Harris, to David Charles Ilooteo, son of Mr . and Mrs. Virgil Booten of Bidwell. The coupld will be married June 16 at the Vin(l)n Baptist Church with the Rev. Jerry Meal officiating. The open church wedding will begin at 7 p.m. A reception will follow tile ceremony in the church fellowship room. Miss Harris is a graduate ol North Gallla High School and is employed by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company. Booten attended Kyger Creek High ·School and is employed by Federal Mogul. · . . •• Home flower show slated in May CJI F:STP.H-A home fl ower sent o program on housepianb for the Fernwood Cl ub late r th is month . Ga rdening li ps for April were given by Mrs . Oris Frederick who suggested startin g tomato seeds, re~eedin g and al tht! hot llc of Mrs. Burner fertiliztn g the lawn, pruni ng p.m.cuvcred dish dinner witll Holter. rose bushes, and ferti lizing "Howard's Stars" to he Mrs. Wyall Chadwel l will fruit trees. guests. Refreshmellls were host the May flower showand Mrs. Pearl Mora pt·esented served l>y Joan Wolfe and Jan at the mcCting distributed a paper on "What to Plant for Norris. Fresh Flowers ali Summer ." ~dt cdules. During the meeting plans Riding club elects officers 4 LB. I the Jones lluys SltJn.· m Po!lleroy ¢ CALIF. ORANGES .••••.•••••• ~A·G·· J TO WED OES plans ·bake sale $. 39 . ' Timot!J v Tbomas • .••• CHUCK ROAST. ••••••••L~ Committee were introduced teaches music there, was to tile audience : Dr. and Mrs. taken .in an automobile acKeith R. Brandeberry, Mrs . .. cident Oct. 26, 1976, at Rio Bob Evans, Dr. and Mrs. Grande. Then enrolled in Paul llayes, Dr. and Mrs. Nurses' Training at Buckeye Charles E. Holzer, Jr.,. Mrs. Hills Career Center, she had C. Mac .)ylcGinnis, and Mr. been act ive in the Grand and Mrs. Donald Staggs. Chorale at the college, and Reverend Paul HaWk s, earlier in Band , Choir, and former pastor of Grace Madrigals at Gallia Academy United Methodi st Church , High SchooL In addition to served as mast er of several high school musicals ceremonies. In honor of the including "Sound of Music" , special occasion, members of Lani had leading roles in the Sponso r's Comm itt ee other productions in the hosted a reception held at community which included Riverby following the recital. the very successful musicals. Mari, the daughter of John "Show Me," and " New and Chnstine Epling, is now a Wine". She was the Mill freshman scholarship student Creek Girl in the 1975 in piano performance at the produ ction of " Gallia University of Cincinnati Country", and did a showboat Co llege-Conservato ry of tour that same year. Music where she was a Lani's beauty, chann, and C!t burn Scholarship Finalist. ca ptivating personaitty had Accepted at age six as a carried her to the 1976 Mi ss student by the renowned Ohio competition as Miss Ilona Voo rm , she won Southern Ohio. Qmetly and recognition at the Honors privately she wrote in poetry Recita ls at the Conservato ry and other works of her deep, each year and . upon Miss personal co mmitm ent , Voorm's passing in 1976. she feeli ngs, and faith , expressed was chosen by the Con- again in the young people 's servatory Facult y as pianist Bible st ud y and prayer for the Memorial Concert for groups in which she often her beloved teacher. participated. Her life's song Mari Chri stine then brought joy and inspiration, became the st udent of the evident in a melody written Chairman of t he Con- especially for " Lani" . She · servatory Piano Department, will Jive on in the hearts of all John Meretta , a venera ted who knew and loved her. performer and pedagogue. Contribut ions are still She has also studied with the bein g accepted to the noted Mary Sh ep Mann of K>therine LeiLani Ross Huntington, as well as with Memorial Fund and may be Dr. Charles Fischer .of sent to : Rio Grande Co llege· Michigan State University, Russ Fund, Rio Grande and Dr. George Lucktenburg College, Rio Grande, Oh io of Converse College, at In- 4:>674. te rloc hen Int ernation a l Si ncere appreciat ion is Music Camp. extended to ali those who Lani, the daughter of Prof. helped in any way to make Merlyn Ross, Director ·or thi s momento us event Music at Rio Grande College, possible. and his wife, F:die . who also CROWNED PRINCESS - Mary Mora , center, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mora , Houte 3, Pomeroy, was crowned Meigs County Datry Princess Thursday night when the nnnual dinner of the Meigs Dairy Service Unit was held at fellowship hall of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Crowning Miss Mora , on the right , is Pam Kautz, last yea r's dairy princess, and on tile left is run ner-up Eileen Kennedy , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kennedy . Route 4, Pomeroy . Both the prin cess and tile ruMer·up were presented gifts provided by seve ral area merchants. Miss Mora received also a crown and trophy . She will take an active role in the Meigs County Fair presentations. Mrs. David Nease was in cha rge nf the aTUlual princess contest. LB. Secretary was an encounter with "intense moods" as she very skillf ully and arti'stically port ray e d Robert SchumaM's vicissi tudes of temperment with great sensitivit y when playing Kreisleriana, Op. 16. Written during a tumultuous time in Schumann's life, this powerfully movtng music depicted - in part - his despair and exasperation at being kept apart from Clara, whom he loved deeply and wanted to marry. Displaying confidence and virtuosity, Mari captured the tenderness of Ravel 's Jeux d'Eau , and continued with an unmistakable brilliance in sharin'g Rachmaninoff's Prelude in D Major , Op. 23, No. 4, and Prelude in G Minor, Op. 23, No. 5. fn closmg, Man chose for her en cor e Chopin' s Fantasie Impromptu whi ch sh e dedicated · to her Grand mothers, Mrs. E.L. rGoldie l Fraley, and Mrs . M. T. Epling, Sr. Her excellence in musicianship prompted an e nthu s iasti c sta ndin g ovation . Expressing heartfelt apprec iation, Merlyn Russ (!.a ni 's fath er ) prese nt ed Mari wi th a bouquet of long-stemmed red ruses. Through the contributions of the sponsors and other donors resulting from this outstanding recital , a new Stei nw ay Concert Grand Piano will be given to Rio Grande College in memory of Katherin e Lei Lani Ro ss. During a brief intermission , a check was presented to Dr. Paul Hayes, President of Rio Gra nde Co llege, l>y Mr. Bob Evans, a member of the Sponsor's Committee. Others who served on the Sponsor's !-i hUW With thr tlll'lllf! " Si ng Timmgh Spring" wil l be ill'ld at the May :1 mel'ling of the C11ester Garden Club, ac· rordmg to plans rnwlc C:Jt Wedn esday's uig ht mcctmg were also m~de for lhc spring meeting of Regwn ll tu be held May 20 at Huyal Oa k Park. Theme fo r the meeti ng wtll be "A Spring Day at Beautiful Royal Oak ." Fo1· I'U ll call members named their favoriW flowering tree or shrub. Mrs. Ida Murphy and Mrs. Jan Knapp were guests at the meeting. '111ey arc butlt members of the new ~' ernwuod Club of the Wolf Pen area, and the Chester Club is une of the cl>- ., lrt!es, percnmals, and an· nuals whi ch are good fur most gardens. Hcfreslune nts were served by Mrs. Homer Hol ter. Mrs. Hoy Holter. and Mrs. Ea rl Hunt. International Week scheduled at Athens POMEROY - Officers were elected when the Meigs Hi Pleasure Riders Club met recently at the home of ATHENS EnKristen Anderson with 16 tertainment, food, art, crafts, members and four advisors dance, film s and lectures will present. be included in Ohio Elected were Tammy University's annual InErvin, president ; Brett spunsors . ternational Week scheduled Jones, vice president ; Ann Mrs. Eleanor Knight had for April 9-15. Williams, secretary ; Penny the dcvoliuns using em article The week is sponsorl!d by Mille r, treasurer ; Mike -by Dr. Art Ulenc of the "Tl>the Int ernational Students Bowles, health chairm an ; day" show. ll pcrlllincd to Association. Ohio University Erin Anderson, safety feeling good al>out yourself has over 800 foreign students chairman and Tammy Ward, and using your five senses fo r representing 60 countries. pleasure . news reporter. Speakers for the week Mrs. Maeel Bmton will preThe group disc ussed include Davld Hawk, director building of a 4-H horse barn of Amnesty International , and the annual 4-H advisors who will be in Morton Hall 201 meeting. The nf•t meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday, and will be held April 17 at the Phillips Roupp, director of NOW SERVING home of Penny Miller. GALLIPOLIS Now International Affairs lor the servi ng at Castle AFB , Calif. , Kettering Foundation in with a Strategic Air Com- Dayton. Roupp will speak mand Unit is Air Force about developing countries on IS A MEMBER Sergeant John D. Halley, son Friday at 3 p.m. in Baker GALLIPOLIS - U. S. Air of Mr. and Mrs. D. Virgil Center 204 . Bruce Ergood, Force Staff Sergeant Robert Halley of 502 Fourth Ave ., O.U. associate professor of E. Grose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gallipolis. Sergeant Halley, sociology will moderate. Troy G . Stewart of !50 an electronic warfare An always popular part of Woodland Drive , Gallipolis. systems specialist, was the week is the bazaar in is a member of the·best wing previously assigned at Clark Baker Center Ballroom . in the Strategic Air Com- AB, Philippines. The Feat uring exhi bits, Inmand !SAC). Se.rgeant Grose sergeant, a 1978 graduate of ternational refreshments, is an aircraft maintenance Gallia Academy High School, arts and crafts, the bazaar technician at Loring AFB, received an A.A. degree in will be open from 2 to 5 p.m. Maine, with the 42nd Bomb 1977 from Los Angeles Sunday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wing which earned the 1977 Community College. HI! wife, Monday through Thursday. Omaha Trophy, symbolic of Brenda, is the daughter of On three nights during the the best wing in SAC. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover of week, the public Is invited to Sergeant Grose Is a 1963 1504 Kanawha St ., Point international dinners at 6:30 graduate of Gallia Academy. ' Pleasant, W. Va . in Bryan Hall. Sunday's • She llllked of the need to conSider space for a ga rden. planting with ca re, and tak ing steps to eslllblish a planting area . She also discussed various flowering s h ru l>~ and dinner is African Nige rian, Wednesday's is Malaysian, Indian and Latin American, and Friday 's dinner is called "Universal Dining." A panel discussion on the status of women Internationally and the U. N. Decade for Women will be held Tuesday m Morton 115. Discussants inclu de Anita Anand, Susan, Frampton and Jan Griesinger. Tickets for the dinners at $2.99 per person are ava ilable at the bazaar and in the International Students Ad· viser 's Office in 174 s,·o:•. Quad. On Thursday, the Victor Clottey African Dance En· semble will perform in Seigfred Auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1.50 for students and $2 general admission. . Arab , Nigerian and South African movies will be shown Friday at Br yan Hall after the dinner that evening. A Latin American party will · follow at 9:30 p.m. Saturday's sc hedule includes an Indian movie at 2 p.m. in Morton Hall and a Chinese Night at 6:30 p.m. with refreshments and an exhibition of Chinese arts and crafts. Cathy Shat,er . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN CED - Mr. and Mrs . Wil liam Shaver of 427 Fourth Street, Kanauga. announce the engagement and approaching marria~ e of their daughter, Cathy l.y1 to Gregory Allan Oliver. son of Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Qll,er of Jackson. Cathv is a senior at Buckeye Hills Career Cente r enrolled 'in the Cleri cal Graphics . Greg is also a semor at the cent er enrolled 111 Auto Mechanics. Greg is ernplnyed at Abele Autn Sales II' Oak Hill . A June wedding is planned. Class meets J).Jith Milsteads GAL J.I POLIS The Christian Amba ssador Class of First Baptist Church recently held their April meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Tom Milstead. An evening of fun and fellowship was enjoyed, in addition to a business session with vice president, Larry Marr, opening the session with prayer. Tom Milstead followed in leading the group in a period of devotion. Prior to refreshments being served Rev. Alvis Pollard offered the h\esstng . Refreshments of Mexican . Tacos and soft drinks wer e served from a table dccornted in Mexican style with a red, yellow and orange t'l lor scheme. Those Htt cnding were: Dr. and Mrs. Ishn:wel .Jamora, Mr and Mrs. Ronni'e Keenan, Rev. Alvis Pollard, Pastor and Mrs. Joseph Godwin, Mr . and Mrs. Jeff Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Nick John!lQn. Mr . and Mrs. Philip Roberts, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Amsbary. . ' . �I B-1-The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 Mari Epling presents Ross memorial.concert • . VINTON ELEMENTARY Soil Conservation Poster wirmers : first place winner Anthony Blackburn is flanked by second place winner Mike Wolford on his right. and third place wirmer Timmy Taylor on his left. The winners were presen!ed ribbons and silver dollars ( 3 for first , 2 for second and 1 for third ! br the Gallia Soil and Water Conservation District. Store HoutS: Mon.·Sal. 8 am-10 pm No one hurt in accidents 3:35p.m. Frtday on US 3!> at the junction to SR 160 where an auto driven by Pat M. Friday by the Gallia-Meigs Wilson 111. 34. J.cun, W. Va. Post State Highw~ y PC! trul. 1 fa tied I ~ stop "·hen Ihe brak es The first occurred at 5:30 fa1led . Ht s vehtclc struck the a.m. on SR 124 tn Meigs rear end of a car drh·en by Co unty in the Village of Michael A. Bums. 20. Rio Syracuse where Kenneth B Grande No charges Wl'fC' Koehler, 17, Syracuse. going filed . ea>1, lo>1 control of his ear whtch ran off th e right Side of LE GAL NOTICE the highway striking a tree. Th e Public Ut ilities Com. Koehler was char ~ed with mission of Ohto ha5 set for reck less operation . pu blic hear ing Case No . Cuss Theventr. 57. Rt I. 77 ·37B·EL ·FAC Subtile A, Bidwell. wa s ctted to t o revtew the operat iOn of Gallipolis Municipa l Coun the Fue l Cost Ad justment for making an Improper left Cla use and the fue l pro· 1urn following an accident at curement pract tces and 6:50a .m. Fndayon SH !>54 at po liCie S of the Colum bu s SR 160. and Southern Oht o Elec· The pat rnl said the tric Company on A pril Thevenir vehtcle struck the 10. 1978, at 10:00 AM .. front of a car operated b'' E.S.T.,at the Commtss ton's Debll):ah A. Stnens. 23, Rt. I, oH ICes , 180 East Broad Bidwell. There was moderate Street , Columbus. Oh io. damage. All interesled pe rsons wtll Afina l accident ocC'IIrrcd at GALLIPOL!S - Sunday 10 am·10 pm No one 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, 0. was injured in thrCe traffic acc i dents investi gate d An Artist At Work - Mari Epling is pictured at the piano at the Lani Hoss Memorial Concert. GALLIPOLfS Mari Christine Epling, a highly accomplished and most promising concert pianist, gave a magnificent performance before a spellbound audience in loving memory of her dear friend and schoolmate, Katherine LeiLani Ross, on Sunday afternoon, April 2, at the Galli~ Academy High School au<!itorium. Gallia Countians and many visitors were richly treated as Mari began with wellchosen and inspiring selections from the works of an inventive Italian composer, Domenico Scarlatti. She played: Sonata in G Minor, Longo 128; Sonata in B Minor, Longo 263 ; and Sonata in F Major, Lon go 381. Highlightin g the program PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU APRIL 15, 1978 ~ FRESH TOMATOES •• !~·. be gtven an opportumty to be heard . Further infe r· BROCCOLI ••••••••••••••~·.". matton mav be obta ined by contactmg the Publtc Weather Highs today will be Ill the low 70s The probability of precipitation ts >O percent. Utd ttte s Comm isston of Oh iO. THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO by Rand all G. App legat•. CARROTS ••••••B.A~ •• CHICKEN BREASTS •• ;:B~ 3- 2pc . Liv ing Room Suites $69 .95-$150.00& $199 .95 2 New Living Room Suites $299.95 each Sofas Only Gold $30.00, Green $25 .00; Gree n $88 .00, Gree n $79 .95, Like New Berkline Recliner s $125.00 Norwalk Rocker s, like new $7 5.00 Other Chairs SlO.OOandup Swivel Desk Chair on ca s te rs $69.95 Vinyl Desk Chair $49.95 Walnut Office Des k, New Pric e 5700 Used Price $200.00 Filing Cabinets $39.95 & up, 3 New Living Room Table s $49.95 Triple Walnut Dresser $88. 00 (se ver a I other chest & dresse rs in stock l Desk & Chair Wa II Unit 539.95 19" Color TV , like new $198.00 3 pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite S288 3 pc . Walnut Bedroom Suite $27 9.95 Bookca se Bedroom Suit·e 51 69 .95 King si ze 4 pc . Bedroom Suite , including mattr ess and box springs (seco nd s) S5 99 .95 Solid Oak Dr exe l (2) Twin Bedroom Suite for boy s room , 7 pc . including 2 sets of new sec ond bedding $599.95 J Maple Basse tt Table s $88.00 Wood Beds $10 .00 & up Mattre ss & Box Springs , twin & full $20 up Metal Beds $29 .95 & $49 .95 Antique Wa sh Stand with towel rack .' Old cloth oak fool s tooL oak sewing machin e, chairs & tables , hall tree , floor lamp with antique pink gla ss. Love Seat $99 .95 Record Players $25 & $39.95 Componenls- 8-track and radio $69.95 5 pc . Breakfast Set $69.95 5 pc . .Breakfast Set (wood) $39.95 $13 9.95 7 pc. New Breakfast Set s $150.00 Green Double Ov e n Range 25 Gas & Electric .Range s green -gold· white· copper $69 .95 to $200.00 Refrigerators, white-copper·gree n $69.95 to $269.95 . New built -in Green Oven Unit $199.95 2 Old Fashion Kitchen Cabinets, wood with $125 porcelain lop $75 .00 without porce_lain tops $39 .95 Like New Base Cabin e t $99 .95 Wood Wardrobe with 2 dr . m irrors Maytag Wringer Washers, $99 .95 & up all guaranteed to work $69.95 Mayt i'" Portable Dryer $4 9.95 Metal ~forage Cabinet Maytag Automatic Wa s her S69.95 to $199,95 Used Dryers $69 .95 to $139.95 $99 .95 Moores Gas Heater $175 .00 Warm Morning Heater U.S.D.A. CHOICE ROUND STEAK ••..••••L~ USDA CHOICE BONELESS HACINE-IIadne Chapter t:i4 Order of the Eastern Sta r. utet.! tln ~ n.!t:~ntly ut the ternpit• planned a bake S<tlc f(; r April 2<J with procect l~ tu go tow;Hd pur e he~ s ing t• · deltutmdofJcr for the tempiP. The S1l ie will I~ held on April 29 at !I a.m. at the pust ufftce parktng Jut at Racine. Balph Webb on behalf of the MasotiiC Lodge req uested assistance from the Chapter with the purchase . Presidi ng at the meeting were Nrwmi Brinke r, worthy .• nu;trun, and Webb, wot·lhy Jlil tmn pm-tcm. Membe rs were asked to help serve the Metsonis M<Jsonic: inspt·eliUn on Tuesday, April 18, at 7::10 p.m. ln\'ilatiuns to attend !11spt•rtinns were received frtJI11 Bartlett. Nelsunv ill c, Valley , Aurelius, Minear ami Lowell Chapters. There was al~o an mvitatiun to attend a tea hurwring i:ISSodate J41'aml i><ttlull , .Jack .John~nll , mtd gt·a nd r e pr e~e ntati v; uf Q11ebec, l<at hlel'l Julll.lSOII, &lturdHy. Aprt l 22. I p.m. to 3 p.m. at the Cadiz Maso11ic '1\·mple. The worthy matt·on wawunccd some uf her committees fur i11 specli on to ' be held June:; at 7:30p.m. at the Masonic Temple. A mceli11g of the pa~t officers was announced for Aprtl 13. 7::!0 p.m. at the home of Ben and Maxine Philson. Jlobetta Ci rcle will meet at Thea Chapter, Glouster. Apri l 20, with a 6:30 $ 49 CERTIFIED KENNEBEC SEED POTATOES••• ~!~·.. 5 YELLOW ONIONS •• }~~ ~ CABBAGE •••••••••••••••L~ BANANAS •••••••••••••• ~8~. COUPON U.S. NO. 1 .I 10 LB. BAG 59¢ W/C .r Limil1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Ex '115, 1978 :~ 10 Ol -- COU PON COU PON FOLGER'S GERBER STRAINED $399 .• CELERY.~ ••••••••••••••• WHITE POTATOES •::·I INSTANT COFF.EE W/C Limit 1 Per Cusromer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires April IS, 1978 •... •• Merlyn and Edie Ross present Mar i F:pltng with roses at the end of the memorial concert. 1111d De/Jm OshomL' - ~1r. ;.111d .\1rs. LotH"> \\ (hlJorne. ' Puml.! roy, art' annvunetng the tn ~wgenwnt and ;;q}pru achm~ tn arna~c uf their tlau~htcr , Dcb r ~ L~· nn, tu Timothy .J oseph Thomas, son of \1 r. wul ~r..., 1111f'4Jld E . Thu11w:-:, Middleport. Tlw open ..:hur('h weddlll l! w1ll Ut.• an event of .June 18 at the P(H!Il'ruy Chu rch uf Cltn.o.,t \nth lht• tlouble ring cc r e111on.\ tu IJt· p('rforrm•d at 2.:m [UII Hoth the bruk and her flrHH.'t <trt' gradui-:1\l'.'-, •.1f .'vh•tgs High SdJO(II. She l!:i em pluyt•d at Sef.ln:i i11 Pomeruy. ~mLI lw ctl BABY FOOD OR JUICE 8/$1 W/C. Limi l1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer Expires Aprii1S, 1978 · t.~ I Lome Harris and David Booten ( fliiPON .I OXYDOL DETERGENT 5 LB. 4 oz. Limit t Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer 15, 1f71 ENGAGED - Gene Harris of ftoute I, Bidwell and Lora Rafferty, Mary Esther, Fla., announce the engagement of their daughter, Lorrie Ann Harris, to David Charles Ilooteo, son of Mr . and Mrs. Virgil Booten of Bidwell. The coupld will be married June 16 at the Vin(l)n Baptist Church with the Rev. Jerry Meal officiating. The open church wedding will begin at 7 p.m. A reception will follow tile ceremony in the church fellowship room. Miss Harris is a graduate ol North Gallla High School and is employed by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company. Booten attended Kyger Creek High ·School and is employed by Federal Mogul. · . . •• Home flower show slated in May CJI F:STP.H-A home fl ower sent o program on housepianb for the Fernwood Cl ub late r th is month . Ga rdening li ps for April were given by Mrs . Oris Frederick who suggested startin g tomato seeds, re~eedin g and al tht! hot llc of Mrs. Burner fertiliztn g the lawn, pruni ng p.m.cuvcred dish dinner witll Holter. rose bushes, and ferti lizing "Howard's Stars" to he Mrs. Wyall Chadwel l will fruit trees. guests. Refreshmellls were host the May flower showand Mrs. Pearl Mora pt·esented served l>y Joan Wolfe and Jan at the mcCting distributed a paper on "What to Plant for Norris. Fresh Flowers ali Summer ." ~dt cdules. During the meeting plans Riding club elects officers 4 LB. I the Jones lluys SltJn.· m Po!lleroy ¢ CALIF. ORANGES .••••.•••••• ~A·G·· J TO WED OES plans ·bake sale $. 39 . ' Timot!J v Tbomas • .••• CHUCK ROAST. ••••••••L~ Committee were introduced teaches music there, was to tile audience : Dr. and Mrs. taken .in an automobile acKeith R. Brandeberry, Mrs . .. cident Oct. 26, 1976, at Rio Bob Evans, Dr. and Mrs. Grande. Then enrolled in Paul llayes, Dr. and Mrs. Nurses' Training at Buckeye Charles E. Holzer, Jr.,. Mrs. Hills Career Center, she had C. Mac .)ylcGinnis, and Mr. been act ive in the Grand and Mrs. Donald Staggs. Chorale at the college, and Reverend Paul HaWk s, earlier in Band , Choir, and former pastor of Grace Madrigals at Gallia Academy United Methodi st Church , High SchooL In addition to served as mast er of several high school musicals ceremonies. In honor of the including "Sound of Music" , special occasion, members of Lani had leading roles in the Sponso r's Comm itt ee other productions in the hosted a reception held at community which included Riverby following the recital. the very successful musicals. Mari, the daughter of John "Show Me," and " New and Chnstine Epling, is now a Wine". She was the Mill freshman scholarship student Creek Girl in the 1975 in piano performance at the produ ction of " Gallia University of Cincinnati Country", and did a showboat Co llege-Conservato ry of tour that same year. Music where she was a Lani's beauty, chann, and C!t burn Scholarship Finalist. ca ptivating personaitty had Accepted at age six as a carried her to the 1976 Mi ss student by the renowned Ohio competition as Miss Ilona Voo rm , she won Southern Ohio. Qmetly and recognition at the Honors privately she wrote in poetry Recita ls at the Conservato ry and other works of her deep, each year and . upon Miss personal co mmitm ent , Voorm's passing in 1976. she feeli ngs, and faith , expressed was chosen by the Con- again in the young people 's servatory Facult y as pianist Bible st ud y and prayer for the Memorial Concert for groups in which she often her beloved teacher. participated. Her life's song Mari Chri stine then brought joy and inspiration, became the st udent of the evident in a melody written Chairman of t he Con- especially for " Lani" . She · servatory Piano Department, will Jive on in the hearts of all John Meretta , a venera ted who knew and loved her. performer and pedagogue. Contribut ions are still She has also studied with the bein g accepted to the noted Mary Sh ep Mann of K>therine LeiLani Ross Huntington, as well as with Memorial Fund and may be Dr. Charles Fischer .of sent to : Rio Grande Co llege· Michigan State University, Russ Fund, Rio Grande and Dr. George Lucktenburg College, Rio Grande, Oh io of Converse College, at In- 4:>674. te rloc hen Int ernation a l Si ncere appreciat ion is Music Camp. extended to ali those who Lani, the daughter of Prof. helped in any way to make Merlyn Ross, Director ·or thi s momento us event Music at Rio Grande College, possible. and his wife, F:die . who also CROWNED PRINCESS - Mary Mora , center, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mora , Houte 3, Pomeroy, was crowned Meigs County Datry Princess Thursday night when the nnnual dinner of the Meigs Dairy Service Unit was held at fellowship hall of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Crowning Miss Mora , on the right , is Pam Kautz, last yea r's dairy princess, and on tile left is run ner-up Eileen Kennedy , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kennedy . Route 4, Pomeroy . Both the prin cess and tile ruMer·up were presented gifts provided by seve ral area merchants. Miss Mora received also a crown and trophy . She will take an active role in the Meigs County Fair presentations. Mrs. David Nease was in cha rge nf the aTUlual princess contest. LB. Secretary was an encounter with "intense moods" as she very skillf ully and arti'stically port ray e d Robert SchumaM's vicissi tudes of temperment with great sensitivit y when playing Kreisleriana, Op. 16. Written during a tumultuous time in Schumann's life, this powerfully movtng music depicted - in part - his despair and exasperation at being kept apart from Clara, whom he loved deeply and wanted to marry. Displaying confidence and virtuosity, Mari captured the tenderness of Ravel 's Jeux d'Eau , and continued with an unmistakable brilliance in sharin'g Rachmaninoff's Prelude in D Major , Op. 23, No. 4, and Prelude in G Minor, Op. 23, No. 5. fn closmg, Man chose for her en cor e Chopin' s Fantasie Impromptu whi ch sh e dedicated · to her Grand mothers, Mrs. E.L. rGoldie l Fraley, and Mrs . M. T. Epling, Sr. Her excellence in musicianship prompted an e nthu s iasti c sta ndin g ovation . Expressing heartfelt apprec iation, Merlyn Russ (!.a ni 's fath er ) prese nt ed Mari wi th a bouquet of long-stemmed red ruses. Through the contributions of the sponsors and other donors resulting from this outstanding recital , a new Stei nw ay Concert Grand Piano will be given to Rio Grande College in memory of Katherin e Lei Lani Ro ss. During a brief intermission , a check was presented to Dr. Paul Hayes, President of Rio Gra nde Co llege, l>y Mr. Bob Evans, a member of the Sponsor's Committee. Others who served on the Sponsor's !-i hUW With thr tlll'lllf! " Si ng Timmgh Spring" wil l be ill'ld at the May :1 mel'ling of the C11ester Garden Club, ac· rordmg to plans rnwlc C:Jt Wedn esday's uig ht mcctmg were also m~de for lhc spring meeting of Regwn ll tu be held May 20 at Huyal Oa k Park. Theme fo r the meeti ng wtll be "A Spring Day at Beautiful Royal Oak ." Fo1· I'U ll call members named their favoriW flowering tree or shrub. Mrs. Ida Murphy and Mrs. Jan Knapp were guests at the meeting. '111ey arc butlt members of the new ~' ernwuod Club of the Wolf Pen area, and the Chester Club is une of the cl>- ., lrt!es, percnmals, and an· nuals whi ch are good fur most gardens. Hcfreslune nts were served by Mrs. Homer Hol ter. Mrs. Hoy Holter. and Mrs. Ea rl Hunt. International Week scheduled at Athens POMEROY - Officers were elected when the Meigs Hi Pleasure Riders Club met recently at the home of ATHENS EnKristen Anderson with 16 tertainment, food, art, crafts, members and four advisors dance, film s and lectures will present. be included in Ohio Elected were Tammy University's annual InErvin, president ; Brett spunsors . ternational Week scheduled Jones, vice president ; Ann Mrs. Eleanor Knight had for April 9-15. Williams, secretary ; Penny the dcvoliuns using em article The week is sponsorl!d by Mille r, treasurer ; Mike -by Dr. Art Ulenc of the "Tl>the Int ernational Students Bowles, health chairm an ; day" show. ll pcrlllincd to Association. Ohio University Erin Anderson, safety feeling good al>out yourself has over 800 foreign students chairman and Tammy Ward, and using your five senses fo r representing 60 countries. pleasure . news reporter. Speakers for the week Mrs. Maeel Bmton will preThe group disc ussed include Davld Hawk, director building of a 4-H horse barn of Amnesty International , and the annual 4-H advisors who will be in Morton Hall 201 meeting. The nf•t meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday, and will be held April 17 at the Phillips Roupp, director of NOW SERVING home of Penny Miller. GALLIPOLIS Now International Affairs lor the servi ng at Castle AFB , Calif. , Kettering Foundation in with a Strategic Air Com- Dayton. Roupp will speak mand Unit is Air Force about developing countries on IS A MEMBER Sergeant John D. Halley, son Friday at 3 p.m. in Baker GALLIPOLIS - U. S. Air of Mr. and Mrs. D. Virgil Center 204 . Bruce Ergood, Force Staff Sergeant Robert Halley of 502 Fourth Ave ., O.U. associate professor of E. Grose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gallipolis. Sergeant Halley, sociology will moderate. Troy G . Stewart of !50 an electronic warfare An always popular part of Woodland Drive , Gallipolis. systems specialist, was the week is the bazaar in is a member of the·best wing previously assigned at Clark Baker Center Ballroom . in the Strategic Air Com- AB, Philippines. The Feat uring exhi bits, Inmand !SAC). Se.rgeant Grose sergeant, a 1978 graduate of ternational refreshments, is an aircraft maintenance Gallia Academy High School, arts and crafts, the bazaar technician at Loring AFB, received an A.A. degree in will be open from 2 to 5 p.m. Maine, with the 42nd Bomb 1977 from Los Angeles Sunday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wing which earned the 1977 Community College. HI! wife, Monday through Thursday. Omaha Trophy, symbolic of Brenda, is the daughter of On three nights during the the best wing in SAC. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover of week, the public Is invited to Sergeant Grose Is a 1963 1504 Kanawha St ., Point international dinners at 6:30 graduate of Gallia Academy. ' Pleasant, W. Va . in Bryan Hall. Sunday's • She llllked of the need to conSider space for a ga rden. planting with ca re, and tak ing steps to eslllblish a planting area . She also discussed various flowering s h ru l>~ and dinner is African Nige rian, Wednesday's is Malaysian, Indian and Latin American, and Friday 's dinner is called "Universal Dining." A panel discussion on the status of women Internationally and the U. N. Decade for Women will be held Tuesday m Morton 115. Discussants inclu de Anita Anand, Susan, Frampton and Jan Griesinger. Tickets for the dinners at $2.99 per person are ava ilable at the bazaar and in the International Students Ad· viser 's Office in 174 s,·o:•. Quad. On Thursday, the Victor Clottey African Dance En· semble will perform in Seigfred Auditorium at 8 p.m. Tickets are $1.50 for students and $2 general admission. . Arab , Nigerian and South African movies will be shown Friday at Br yan Hall after the dinner that evening. A Latin American party will · follow at 9:30 p.m. Saturday's sc hedule includes an Indian movie at 2 p.m. in Morton Hall and a Chinese Night at 6:30 p.m. with refreshments and an exhibition of Chinese arts and crafts. Cathy Shat,er . ENGAGEMENT ANNOUN CED - Mr. and Mrs . Wil liam Shaver of 427 Fourth Street, Kanauga. announce the engagement and approaching marria~ e of their daughter, Cathy l.y1 to Gregory Allan Oliver. son of Mr. and Mrs . Arnold Qll,er of Jackson. Cathv is a senior at Buckeye Hills Career Cente r enrolled 'in the Cleri cal Graphics . Greg is also a semor at the cent er enrolled 111 Auto Mechanics. Greg is ernplnyed at Abele Autn Sales II' Oak Hill . A June wedding is planned. Class meets J).Jith Milsteads GAL J.I POLIS The Christian Amba ssador Class of First Baptist Church recently held their April meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Tom Milstead. An evening of fun and fellowship was enjoyed, in addition to a business session with vice president, Larry Marr, opening the session with prayer. Tom Milstead followed in leading the group in a period of devotion. Prior to refreshments being served Rev. Alvis Pollard offered the h\esstng . Refreshments of Mexican . Tacos and soft drinks wer e served from a table dccornted in Mexican style with a red, yellow and orange t'l lor scheme. Those Htt cnding were: Dr. and Mrs. Ishn:wel .Jamora, Mr and Mrs. Ronni'e Keenan, Rev. Alvis Pollard, Pastor and Mrs. Joseph Godwin, Mr . and Mrs. Jeff Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Nick John!lQn. Mr . and Mrs. Philip Roberts, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Amsbary. . ' . �. .... . . B-2-The Sunday Times&ntiriel, Sunday, April9, 1978 Wright-johnson vows made in Commercialiam triumphs again C!ernman cashes ;n on Elvis' death By STE\'E.>I R REED D.ALL".S I UP! I ~ All it takes is a S300 contribution to a ch ur ch 10 to ur El ,·is Presley's luxurious S3 million rurplane And if thar "s nol enough for Presley fans , thC\·"Il a!OJ ha>-e a diance to buy. a can of car lubricant. Begmning May I, an ybody makmg a S300 contribution to the bu!ldmg fund of the First O!urch of God of Benton. Ill .. , can tour the plane for a personal glimpse of the luwry that surrowlded " The King .. when he travele<l . "This w11l be a fun{y pe thmg ." srud the Rer . J. Lloyd Tomer. pastor .sf the church . "The promotion will be in mtroducmg America to Adda-Tune ll he lubricant! and also the building fund promo tion for the First Church of God m Benton ." The plane is the 29passenger ''Lisa Marie,'' now in '1emphis. The plan~ was boug ht by a Washington , D.C., firm after Presley's death and has been rented to the filinois church oil a leasepurchase agreement . It was scheduled to arrive in Dallas today . Elvis fans who doo "t want or can't afford to tour theplane ca n hear a free "" Tribu te to Elvis"" show featuring his backup group of six years, The Stamps Quartet A 3D-minute commercial at every performan~ will be thrown in to push Add-a-Tune . Tomer : who organized the tour and has endorsed the lubricant, spent a portion of his pre-{our time Thursday enthusiastically explaining all th is to reporters in telephone calls he initiated to co rrect any nunors. erroneous '·We're going to be Inuring every st ate in the Union beginning May 1," he· said . " We'll begin at Texas Stadiwn in Irving May 1 and 2. We're picking the plane up at Memphis tomorrow . "We also will have Elvis ' car available for pictures. There will be a $10 charge for that. We 'II be selling pictures of the interior of the aircraft. No photos have ever been released before." Tomer . estimated tha t "'probably 5,000 couples will go through it each day' ' of the tour.lf so, income would total $150 million. "That's our projection," the churchman explained . "You have to have bucks to do something like this." COLO\' · • • l'h.·lllt··· Tonight thru Thursday , i I 13 was in li~ ht blue, Mrs . Broyles and Mrs. Fisher's were in brown. · Each at· tendan t carri ed ""g lobed candles " arrayed with flowers. Miss Sandy Triplet! , niece of the groom. was the flower girl. She wore a beige empire waist gown with short fitt ed slee ves , acce nt ed with a brown sash belt . Miss .Triplett carried a ba~kct of yellow rose petals. Shirley 1Joe) Burgess served as best man. Ushers were Joe Slone, Gallipolis, and Tom Wright. Crown City, cousin of the bride. Joseph Wright , brother of 1he bride, was rirJ g bcar~r . For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Wright was attired in a peach polyester knit dress fashioned with a cowl neckli ne and long full sleeves. She wore black patent accessories and a corsage of white ca rnations dipped in peach . Mrs. Johnson chose a navy polyester short fitted sleeved dress with a mat· Ching jacket. She also had a co rsage of 'white ca rna tions dipped in blue. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Hannan Trace lligh Sehool. Th e wedding ta ble wa s covered with a wh ite cloth and the three-tiered wedd ing ca ke was adj oined by two stairways leading to two tiers on eaeh side . TI1e traditional figurme s were usP-d on the top layer with a wate r fountain un der r he botto m la yer. which was raised ~y six tUeport. pillars. Mrs. Vicki Mac Comber of Miss Sharon Da vis. Crown Wilkesville will be the ma id City , niece of the groom, of honor, and Miss Laraine reg istered th o guests. McElhaney, Johnstown will Presiding at he receptron be a bridesma id. Mr. tabl e were Mrs . Loren Crosby's best man will be · Howley , Crown City, and James llammel, Day ton . and Mrs. Thom as Wrigh t. Crown the usher will be Hichard City, both aunts of the bride ; Smith, also of Dayton. Mrs. George Triplcti. Crown The reception honoring the City, sister of the groom, and couple will be held following Ms. Katie Hoffman . Crown tho ceremony at the horne of City. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton. While in F l o ri d~ on their CROWN CITY - Miss with ruffled culls, empire Patrice Wright, daughter of waist and full A·line skiM Mr. and Mrs. Edmond L. with attached chapel train . A Wright . Route 2, Crown City, deep ruffle, bordere<l the and Rick Johnson, son of Mr: , skirt, the traln, and cascaded and Mrs. Ralston (Jack) down both sides of her go"n. Johnson , Route · 2, Crown in back a satin ri bbon City , excha nged wedding trimmed the waist. " church Her tiere<l fingertip veil was vows .m an open ceremony at Providence trimmed in chantilly lace Missionary Baptist Church, secured to a camelot cap December 10, at 6:3() p.m . covered in the same with Reverend Richard Graham attached blusher veil. She officiated at the double ring carrie<! a cascade bouquet of ceremony. amber carnations, burnt Pianist was Miss Mary orange mums, yellow roses, Epling , whose selections . and white .baby's breath. included ":You Light Up My .. The bride followed the Life, " "Nadia's Theme," and traditional somethin g old, "Someti mes." Miss Kim something new , something Waugh, soloist, sang "Yo u borrowe<l, something blue. Light Up My Life" as the For something old the bride mothers were being seated. chose a watch, which was a An arch decorated with gift from her grandparents; greenery, orange and· yellow for something new, she wore flowers , topped with two a Lindy Star Ring which was doves , one three branch a gift from the groom; for ca ndelabra decorated the something borrowed, she church. Globed candelabras carried her · mother's gloves decorated two pews. that she wore at her own During the processional the wedding ; for ~mething blue, bride presented her mother she wore the traditional blue with a long·stemme<l yellow garter. rose and then presente<l one Attendants were : Miss to the groom's mother Lorrie Sager, Gallipolis; following the ceremony. Mrs. Denise Broyles, Crown Grven in marriage by her City, sister of the bride ; and fa ther, the bride wore a Mrs. Lorie Fisher,. Oak Hill , "So uth ern Belle " gown rn usin of the bride. featuring chantilly lace and Their full A-line gowns organza fashioned with a were fashioned with belled vi ctorian neckline, sheer sleeves and accented with yoke, stra ight lace sleeves · hoods . Miss Sager's gown Thornton wedding plans made LANGSVI Ll.E-The open dwrch wedding of Miss Diana Thornton and Walter A. Crosby will be an event of .'i<tturday, April 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the Salem Ce nter Methodist Church. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Thornton , 30360 JO<e Boring Road, l..<tngsville, and the groom-elect is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Waller Crosby. 1722 Huffman Ave ., Oayton . . The d ou ble- rin ~ <'l'r<"tnony I wrll be penormed by tne Rev Rob<lft Bumgarner of Mid~ Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts CARTOON TO CE LEBRATE - Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hoberts of 35957 Long Hollow Road, Pomeroy, will celebrate their .liOth wedding anniversary with an open hou.se on ,\pn l 16 from I to 5 p.m. at their home. Married on Aprill5, 1918, J ~ mcs and Lola Dee are the parents of 14 chi ldren, three of whom arc deceased. Thcrr Irving children are Adrian Roberts, Route2, Pomeroy: Eumre Rose, Bi rch River, W. Va .; Glenda Poole, Tacoa, Ga .; Ea rlene Fa cemyer . .Tcsla, W. Va .: Iva Je~ n Hose, Birch Rrvcr : Evelyn Drake, Flat wood, W. Va.; Ruby Cutlip, Erbacon, W. Va .: Gail_ Roberts. Brookville, F'la.; Bonnie Litton. Sprmgfleld; Lola Maxine Hubbard ..Haymarket, Va .: LorctUl Collins. Moundsville, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Roberts have35 ~ra ndc hildren , and 32 ~ reatgrandehld ren . Mr. Roberts is a re tired blacksmith and both he and Ius wrfe are members of the Senior Citizens Center. She is 75. he is 61. Fnends and relatives are invi ted to <'all dunng the open OPENING FRI.-SAT.-SUN. CONS IGNMENT SALE ATIIE NS A farm equipment consignment sale has been set for 5 p.m. on April 20 at the Athens Livestoc k sale grounds. Early equipment consignment is requested by caUing 742-2593, 698-7331 or 592-2322. house hours. Taylor bridal plans announced ........ POMERO Y.. Pians have V'll been compl eted for the open !ifi!JNS church weddmg of Brenda W/ ) ~ Ja~llt Sue Taylor, da ughte r of Mr. DIJJ~III. and Mrs Paul E. Taylor, Sprrng Ave ., Pomeroy . and ,.~;.~•JES :~- Hobert Jay III II. son of Mr. W........., ... and Mrs. Robert C. Hil l. CIIRISI1IPIIEJI GEliR&E · li;,cln e. m\11 II a ..... I v m The wedding wrll be an event of Frrday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Pomerov Un ited Methodist Church. A half-hour of recorded music\\1ll precede the ceremun1'. Mrs. Harvey Van Vrankei1 , organist, wrll play the '"The Wedding March"" ;utd '" The ~ LAWN MOWERS The Hev. Hobert Hayden will periorm the double ring ceremony, Mrs. Debra Glaze. _Pomeroy, will be matron of honor fur her sister, ano the bridesmaids will be Mrs, Lin· da Faulk, Ma ssrllon ; Sherry Johnson, Columbus, a cousin of the brl(!e-elect, and Jane White, Pomeroy. Hodney Nergler. Fllicine wrll serve as best man for the groom anO Patrick Hi ll , Pomeroy. and Ph illi p Hill, The Plains, both brothers. and Mark Boyd, Pomeroy, cousin of the briOe, wlil be th~ ushers, Guests w11l be registered by Debbie Maples. f{w Grande. A reception wrll be held un· mcdrately foll owing the ceremony m the church social rooms . Hostesses w11l be Nancy flr ll , Kathy Johnson. and Chns Hil l. 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Annit Anybody ' Monday ,.Aprii )O- Movie, II a.m.: Square Dance, l2:30:t p.m. BY BETTIE CLARK Tu esda y, April 11 EalftiiOII AJtOI, Kni tting and Crocheting Hom• &ooomlcs Class, 10 a.m.- 12 noon; Crewel Embroid ery Class, II An obvious aftermath of our past winter is the unwanted .. a.m.-12 noon ; Chorus, 12 :30-2 extra pounds many folks have put on' The causes for this p.m. Wedncsaay, April 12 unwanted gain in weight probably differs from person to Socia l Security Repre senperson, but 11 really comes down to the question of how well tative, 9:30 a.m .-12 :30 p.m.; each of us perl)>rms what could be called the grea t balancing r:ames, 12.:30-2 p.m. act: balancmg the ca lones we Ulke in with the calories we Thursday , April 13 - Talk work off in our daily living. We gained weight, most lik ely , on "Medicine Awareness," ll ~cause we took mmore ca lories than we used. a.m.-12 nuo n. Simply put, "calories" are the fuel your body burns to F"riday, April 14 ~ Art ke~p it going. The fuel you don't burn is stored in the form of Cla ss, 10 a.m.-12 noon ; fat. When you've store<l3,500 extra calories- you've gained a Knitting and Crochet in g pound! 1 It's so easy w do, you proba bly don' t notice it Class, 10 a.m.-12 no on; happening. . Bowling , 1·3 p.m. Suppose you take in just t20 'calories ea,ch day more tha n Senior Nutrition Pro gram , you use. That 's hardly a mouthful : ten tot welve potato chips, a 12 noo n-12 :45 p.m., Monda y caroonated beverage, an extra tablespoon of mayonnaise, or a through Friday. one mch square of chocolate fudge. It's hardly enough to Menu for Ap ril 10 through notice, but it can result in yo~r having gained a pound in just April 14 : four weeks. Monday - Chili con carne So ... if the weather of the past few months caused you to with cr ackers, reli shes, cule limit your physical activities while at the same time you ate ' s l aw on lettuce. ca rrot cu ke. more because you were "house-bound," or possibly just oored butter, milk. or nervous. Tuesday ~ Hoast beef with The perfect plan for weight control that will fit everyone gravy , rke, mixed has not yet been invented . The plan that will work best for you vegetables. mixed frui t cup. will he determine<! by your general health, age, sex, way of bread, butter, milk. living, activities, eating habits and many other factors. II you Baked Wedn es day are really very much overweight you should see your doctor chicken, mashed potatoes, lor advice as to wbat you should do about it. However, it can probably be safely said that the first thing gravy. peas. · cranb erry you must do is reduce the nwnber of calories you take in each gelatin on lettuce, apncuts day . That doesn't mean you should jeopardize your health and cnbbler, br ead, butter, milk . Thursday - Baked ham , well-being by short-ehanging yourself on adequate nutrition. whipped potatoes, creamed You should still have two or more serv ings from the milk C() rn, rai sin muffins, group; two or more servings from the meat group: four or pineapple crisp, butter. milk. more servings from the vegeUlble and fruit group (one of wltich should be a citrus fruit, and a dark green or deep yellow vegetable ); and four or more servings from the bread and cereal group. You will probably have to retrain your appetite to g~t used to the kinds of foods you need lor optimum nutr1t1on. Remember that success if not merely getting weight off, but keeping it off . If you need more help in getting starte<l on your weight control program, you might want to try our letter study cours~ called, " Your Weight and You." We will be glad to mail you the · complete co urse if you will simply send us your name and address, plus the three dollars ($.1) fee to cover costs, to the Cooperative Extension Service, P. 0 . Box 72, GallilX'lis Ohio 45631 . • II IN TilE SERVICE GALLIPOLIS - Navy Seaman Recruit Benjamin II. Snyder, whose wife, Judy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Horton of 493 Oak Drive, Ga llipolis, has com· plete<l recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. During the eight· week training cycle, he studied general military subjects de signed to prepare him for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic occupationa l fields . A 1977 graduate of Rio Grande College, with a Bachelor of Science degree. he joined the Navy in· January 1978 . -..... . . -:- ·~ 1 .I I just $4.00 only at Clip and Bring This Ad . IH~~~;k~~ rs~E;l Jewelen weeks ... or your money back. Get l •i~;-.1 REG. ;iY I Homo LOSE up to 15 pounds in just two ~ BRUSHED DENIM SIZE 4. to 7 I I LOSE FAT 614-446-4208 RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM I REG. Gallia, Meigs & Vinton Co. HOMEMADE OXYGEN I 20" CUT 3 HP .BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE "This is a milestone year In - Public colleges gained 3 the movement of women percent, but the decrease in wward a greater fulHimers partially offset the .. involvement in education in 'gain in parHimers. two-year colleges," said · - Technical and vocational Parker. colleges increased 5 percent, "This is w be expected losing full-timers and gaining · when one recalls the part.{imers. ent'Ouragement that has been ·i given in recent years for many women who are homemakers or are employed full.{ime wreswne collegiate study on a part~dents . · time basis. And, women accounted for "By and large, they are 54 percent of part-time freer to undertake anew or earollment. renew educational endeavors • than ,many otner persons." • Despite a higher Asparkling percentage of women students, Parker said the array of diamond grand total of full-time students at two-year colleges clusteiS in today's declined 2 percent from last year, the second straight most sought after year that · full-time enroUment dropped . styles. "This development tends to validate earlier observations that the two-year schools increasingly would find themselves affected by the KRISTIN SIGMAN restrictive demographic , TURNS TWO - Kristin social, economic, and other Joy Sigman celebrated her environmental circumsecond birthday recently stances that already have with a party at the home of impacted heavily on the her grandmother, Mrs. four-year schools," said Maxine Owens, Pomeroy. Parker. Refreshments of icc cream In his earlier study of fourand cake were served to year college enrollments this her parents , Mr. and Mrs. ,, year, Parker found a 2 Jack Sigman and son, An· percent increase. dy, Coolvill e; Mrs. Leora The best buvin Other findings In Parker's Sigman, Kristin's grand· our stoF"e survey of two-year colleges : mother, Middleport ; Mr. Diamonds - Enrollments slowed on and Mrs. Gene Carson, the populous east and west Chad and Richie, Pomcruy, coasts but rose significatnly and Mr. and Mrs. David lr .the mountain states and In Sigman, Oavcy and Troy, the southeast. Letart, W. Va. Sending Tawney's - Private independent col- gilts were Mrs. Freda leges gained 3 percent. Cast 11, a gre at· Church-affiliated grandmother, Pomeroy, lis · colleges lost I percent. 422 and Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, Gahanna. wedding trip they visited Academy High School and Is Daytona Beach, Orlando and employed at Riverside Volk)· St. Petersburg . The couple wagen Inc. The groom is ;a now resides at Route 2, 1973 graduate of Hannan Crown City. Trace High School and Is employed at Huntington The new Mrs. Johnson is a Asphalt, Huntington, W. V~ . 1977 ·g raduate of Galli~ BOX PRICE I.md 's Prayer.'' CINCINNATI (UPI) - A . 1;91lege l!nroUment expert re:·~ts that for the firs! tbne • women outnwnber men at : Alnerica ' s two-year , ®)leges. . ·•"l!niverslty of Cincinnati administrawr Dr. Garland G. ~ Parker reported Thursday :.JIJ)It women accounted for 52 : Pfrcent of the 1977-73 ~ft!rollment in his survey of •"1,006 two-yea r .colleges • ttended by 3.4 million Mr. and Mrs. Rick johnson APRIL 9 • 15 '6318 . Women make milestone in education +i-.W. SUN. THRU SAT. WITH SLIDE, 2 SWINGS SKY RIDE CHIN BAR LAWN SWING REG. B-3- The Sundav Time.q,<;,ntin•l SunrlAv 'Anril Q 1Q7R December DOWNTOWN STORE LAWN 'GYM " • . ItS atime to remember. And the easiest way to save and preserve the beautiful memories of your happiest day Is with professional portraits . . We are experts at bridal photography. So you can trust us to capture the true beauty of your wedding. Remember your wedding for years to 'come-with portraits. · Call today for an appointment, or stop by the studio and view our bridal portrait samples and wedding • albums. · \ . LEAR PHOTOGRAPHY 446-7494 Spring Vafley Plaza, Gallipolis 5" .. Little Cleaner - Big Power ( �. .... . . B-2-The Sunday Times&ntiriel, Sunday, April9, 1978 Wright-johnson vows made in Commercialiam triumphs again C!ernman cashes ;n on Elvis' death By STE\'E.>I R REED D.ALL".S I UP! I ~ All it takes is a S300 contribution to a ch ur ch 10 to ur El ,·is Presley's luxurious S3 million rurplane And if thar "s nol enough for Presley fans , thC\·"Il a!OJ ha>-e a diance to buy. a can of car lubricant. Begmning May I, an ybody makmg a S300 contribution to the bu!ldmg fund of the First O!urch of God of Benton. Ill .. , can tour the plane for a personal glimpse of the luwry that surrowlded " The King .. when he travele<l . "This w11l be a fun{y pe thmg ." srud the Rer . J. Lloyd Tomer. pastor .sf the church . "The promotion will be in mtroducmg America to Adda-Tune ll he lubricant! and also the building fund promo tion for the First Church of God m Benton ." The plane is the 29passenger ''Lisa Marie,'' now in '1emphis. The plan~ was boug ht by a Washington , D.C., firm after Presley's death and has been rented to the filinois church oil a leasepurchase agreement . It was scheduled to arrive in Dallas today . Elvis fans who doo "t want or can't afford to tour theplane ca n hear a free "" Tribu te to Elvis"" show featuring his backup group of six years, The Stamps Quartet A 3D-minute commercial at every performan~ will be thrown in to push Add-a-Tune . Tomer : who organized the tour and has endorsed the lubricant, spent a portion of his pre-{our time Thursday enthusiastically explaining all th is to reporters in telephone calls he initiated to co rrect any nunors. erroneous '·We're going to be Inuring every st ate in the Union beginning May 1," he· said . " We'll begin at Texas Stadiwn in Irving May 1 and 2. We're picking the plane up at Memphis tomorrow . "We also will have Elvis ' car available for pictures. There will be a $10 charge for that. We 'II be selling pictures of the interior of the aircraft. No photos have ever been released before." Tomer . estimated tha t "'probably 5,000 couples will go through it each day' ' of the tour.lf so, income would total $150 million. "That's our projection," the churchman explained . "You have to have bucks to do something like this." COLO\' · • • l'h.·lllt··· Tonight thru Thursday , i I 13 was in li~ ht blue, Mrs . Broyles and Mrs. Fisher's were in brown. · Each at· tendan t carri ed ""g lobed candles " arrayed with flowers. Miss Sandy Triplet! , niece of the groom. was the flower girl. She wore a beige empire waist gown with short fitt ed slee ves , acce nt ed with a brown sash belt . Miss .Triplett carried a ba~kct of yellow rose petals. Shirley 1Joe) Burgess served as best man. Ushers were Joe Slone, Gallipolis, and Tom Wright. Crown City, cousin of the bride. Joseph Wright , brother of 1he bride, was rirJ g bcar~r . For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Wright was attired in a peach polyester knit dress fashioned with a cowl neckli ne and long full sleeves. She wore black patent accessories and a corsage of white ca rnations dipped in peach . Mrs. Johnson chose a navy polyester short fitted sleeved dress with a mat· Ching jacket. She also had a co rsage of 'white ca rna tions dipped in blue. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Hannan Trace lligh Sehool. Th e wedding ta ble wa s covered with a wh ite cloth and the three-tiered wedd ing ca ke was adj oined by two stairways leading to two tiers on eaeh side . TI1e traditional figurme s were usP-d on the top layer with a wate r fountain un der r he botto m la yer. which was raised ~y six tUeport. pillars. Mrs. Vicki Mac Comber of Miss Sharon Da vis. Crown Wilkesville will be the ma id City , niece of the groom, of honor, and Miss Laraine reg istered th o guests. McElhaney, Johnstown will Presiding at he receptron be a bridesma id. Mr. tabl e were Mrs . Loren Crosby's best man will be · Howley , Crown City, and James llammel, Day ton . and Mrs. Thom as Wrigh t. Crown the usher will be Hichard City, both aunts of the bride ; Smith, also of Dayton. Mrs. George Triplcti. Crown The reception honoring the City, sister of the groom, and couple will be held following Ms. Katie Hoffman . Crown tho ceremony at the horne of City. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton. While in F l o ri d~ on their CROWN CITY - Miss with ruffled culls, empire Patrice Wright, daughter of waist and full A·line skiM Mr. and Mrs. Edmond L. with attached chapel train . A Wright . Route 2, Crown City, deep ruffle, bordere<l the and Rick Johnson, son of Mr: , skirt, the traln, and cascaded and Mrs. Ralston (Jack) down both sides of her go"n. Johnson , Route · 2, Crown in back a satin ri bbon City , excha nged wedding trimmed the waist. " church Her tiere<l fingertip veil was vows .m an open ceremony at Providence trimmed in chantilly lace Missionary Baptist Church, secured to a camelot cap December 10, at 6:3() p.m . covered in the same with Reverend Richard Graham attached blusher veil. She officiated at the double ring carrie<! a cascade bouquet of ceremony. amber carnations, burnt Pianist was Miss Mary orange mums, yellow roses, Epling , whose selections . and white .baby's breath. included ":You Light Up My .. The bride followed the Life, " "Nadia's Theme," and traditional somethin g old, "Someti mes." Miss Kim something new , something Waugh, soloist, sang "Yo u borrowe<l, something blue. Light Up My Life" as the For something old the bride mothers were being seated. chose a watch, which was a An arch decorated with gift from her grandparents; greenery, orange and· yellow for something new, she wore flowers , topped with two a Lindy Star Ring which was doves , one three branch a gift from the groom; for ca ndelabra decorated the something borrowed, she church. Globed candelabras carried her · mother's gloves decorated two pews. that she wore at her own During the processional the wedding ; for ~mething blue, bride presented her mother she wore the traditional blue with a long·stemme<l yellow garter. rose and then presente<l one Attendants were : Miss to the groom's mother Lorrie Sager, Gallipolis; following the ceremony. Mrs. Denise Broyles, Crown Grven in marriage by her City, sister of the bride ; and fa ther, the bride wore a Mrs. Lorie Fisher,. Oak Hill , "So uth ern Belle " gown rn usin of the bride. featuring chantilly lace and Their full A-line gowns organza fashioned with a were fashioned with belled vi ctorian neckline, sheer sleeves and accented with yoke, stra ight lace sleeves · hoods . Miss Sager's gown Thornton wedding plans made LANGSVI Ll.E-The open dwrch wedding of Miss Diana Thornton and Walter A. Crosby will be an event of .'i<tturday, April 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the Salem Ce nter Methodist Church. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Thornton , 30360 JO<e Boring Road, l..<tngsville, and the groom-elect is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Waller Crosby. 1722 Huffman Ave ., Oayton . . The d ou ble- rin ~ <'l'r<"tnony I wrll be penormed by tne Rev Rob<lft Bumgarner of Mid~ Mr. and Mrs. James Roberts CARTOON TO CE LEBRATE - Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hoberts of 35957 Long Hollow Road, Pomeroy, will celebrate their .liOth wedding anniversary with an open hou.se on ,\pn l 16 from I to 5 p.m. at their home. Married on Aprill5, 1918, J ~ mcs and Lola Dee are the parents of 14 chi ldren, three of whom arc deceased. Thcrr Irving children are Adrian Roberts, Route2, Pomeroy: Eumre Rose, Bi rch River, W. Va .; Glenda Poole, Tacoa, Ga .; Ea rlene Fa cemyer . .Tcsla, W. Va .: Iva Je~ n Hose, Birch Rrvcr : Evelyn Drake, Flat wood, W. Va.; Ruby Cutlip, Erbacon, W. Va .: Gail_ Roberts. Brookville, F'la.; Bonnie Litton. Sprmgfleld; Lola Maxine Hubbard ..Haymarket, Va .: LorctUl Collins. Moundsville, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Roberts have35 ~ra ndc hildren , and 32 ~ reatgrandehld ren . Mr. Roberts is a re tired blacksmith and both he and Ius wrfe are members of the Senior Citizens Center. She is 75. he is 61. Fnends and relatives are invi ted to <'all dunng the open OPENING FRI.-SAT.-SUN. CONS IGNMENT SALE ATIIE NS A farm equipment consignment sale has been set for 5 p.m. on April 20 at the Athens Livestoc k sale grounds. Early equipment consignment is requested by caUing 742-2593, 698-7331 or 592-2322. house hours. Taylor bridal plans announced ........ POMERO Y.. Pians have V'll been compl eted for the open !ifi!JNS church weddmg of Brenda W/ ) ~ Ja~llt Sue Taylor, da ughte r of Mr. DIJJ~III. and Mrs Paul E. Taylor, Sprrng Ave ., Pomeroy . and ,.~;.~•JES :~- Hobert Jay III II. son of Mr. W........., ... and Mrs. Robert C. Hil l. CIIRISI1IPIIEJI GEliR&E · li;,cln e. m\11 II a ..... I v m The wedding wrll be an event of Frrday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. at the Pomerov Un ited Methodist Church. A half-hour of recorded music\\1ll precede the ceremun1'. Mrs. Harvey Van Vrankei1 , organist, wrll play the '"The Wedding March"" ;utd '" The ~ LAWN MOWERS The Hev. Hobert Hayden will periorm the double ring ceremony, Mrs. Debra Glaze. _Pomeroy, will be matron of honor fur her sister, ano the bridesmaids will be Mrs, Lin· da Faulk, Ma ssrllon ; Sherry Johnson, Columbus, a cousin of the brl(!e-elect, and Jane White, Pomeroy. Hodney Nergler. Fllicine wrll serve as best man for the groom anO Patrick Hi ll , Pomeroy. and Ph illi p Hill, The Plains, both brothers. and Mark Boyd, Pomeroy, cousin of the briOe, wlil be th~ ushers, Guests w11l be registered by Debbie Maples. f{w Grande. A reception wrll be held un· mcdrately foll owing the ceremony m the church social rooms . Hostesses w11l be Nancy flr ll , Kathy Johnson. and Chns Hil l. Suggests- Dalton separates for the woman who understands fashion. .. In Sage Green. ( The Best Cleaning Your Carpet Ever Had ANY LIVING ROOM & HALL otter includes living room ond holt only up to lOC sq. H. ONLY F urntturt Stan ley Sttomed , Scot{:]Jg@~· . 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GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 1 I : ~w;..;.:.;.:·:•:'\•fW:•;.:.;.:.:·:·:·:·:. :..; .;..;.:.;·: ·:·: ·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:· :·:·:·:::.;·:·:;:•:·:·::;.;.;.:~·:·:·:·:·:·:O::·:·:· :·:-:·:·:·:· :·:·:·:·:·:·: ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· :·:·;..; <· • ·> ·.·... :::•, ·. ·.. Circle l !I BOARD TO MEET The regular meeting of the Gallia Co unty District Library Board of Trustees will he held Tuesday, April n.. at !; p.m., in the construction offi ce at th e building site for the new library , 641 Second Ave . :::·. II POMEF\OY Meigs Senior . Citizens Center activiti es located ~~ ·. the Pomeroy Junior High School is open 9 a.rn .-4 p.m., Monday featuring through Friday . Annit Anybody ' Monday ,.Aprii )O- Movie, II a.m.: Square Dance, l2:30:t p.m. BY BETTIE CLARK Tu esda y, April 11 EalftiiOII AJtOI, Kni tting and Crocheting Hom• &ooomlcs Class, 10 a.m.- 12 noon; Crewel Embroid ery Class, II An obvious aftermath of our past winter is the unwanted .. a.m.-12 noon ; Chorus, 12 :30-2 extra pounds many folks have put on' The causes for this p.m. Wedncsaay, April 12 unwanted gain in weight probably differs from person to Socia l Security Repre senperson, but 11 really comes down to the question of how well tative, 9:30 a.m .-12 :30 p.m.; each of us perl)>rms what could be called the grea t balancing r:ames, 12.:30-2 p.m. act: balancmg the ca lones we Ulke in with the calories we Thursday , April 13 - Talk work off in our daily living. We gained weight, most lik ely , on "Medicine Awareness," ll ~cause we took mmore ca lories than we used. a.m.-12 nuo n. Simply put, "calories" are the fuel your body burns to F"riday, April 14 ~ Art ke~p it going. The fuel you don't burn is stored in the form of Cla ss, 10 a.m.-12 noon ; fat. When you've store<l3,500 extra calories- you've gained a Knitting and Crochet in g pound! 1 It's so easy w do, you proba bly don' t notice it Class, 10 a.m.-12 no on; happening. . Bowling , 1·3 p.m. Suppose you take in just t20 'calories ea,ch day more tha n Senior Nutrition Pro gram , you use. That 's hardly a mouthful : ten tot welve potato chips, a 12 noo n-12 :45 p.m., Monda y caroonated beverage, an extra tablespoon of mayonnaise, or a through Friday. one mch square of chocolate fudge. It's hardly enough to Menu for Ap ril 10 through notice, but it can result in yo~r having gained a pound in just April 14 : four weeks. Monday - Chili con carne So ... if the weather of the past few months caused you to with cr ackers, reli shes, cule limit your physical activities while at the same time you ate ' s l aw on lettuce. ca rrot cu ke. more because you were "house-bound," or possibly just oored butter, milk. or nervous. Tuesday ~ Hoast beef with The perfect plan for weight control that will fit everyone gravy , rke, mixed has not yet been invented . The plan that will work best for you vegetables. mixed frui t cup. will he determine<! by your general health, age, sex, way of bread, butter, milk. living, activities, eating habits and many other factors. II you Baked Wedn es day are really very much overweight you should see your doctor chicken, mashed potatoes, lor advice as to wbat you should do about it. However, it can probably be safely said that the first thing gravy. peas. · cranb erry you must do is reduce the nwnber of calories you take in each gelatin on lettuce, apncuts day . That doesn't mean you should jeopardize your health and cnbbler, br ead, butter, milk . Thursday - Baked ham , well-being by short-ehanging yourself on adequate nutrition. whipped potatoes, creamed You should still have two or more serv ings from the milk C() rn, rai sin muffins, group; two or more servings from the meat group: four or pineapple crisp, butter. milk. more servings from the vegeUlble and fruit group (one of wltich should be a citrus fruit, and a dark green or deep yellow vegetable ); and four or more servings from the bread and cereal group. You will probably have to retrain your appetite to g~t used to the kinds of foods you need lor optimum nutr1t1on. Remember that success if not merely getting weight off, but keeping it off . If you need more help in getting starte<l on your weight control program, you might want to try our letter study cours~ called, " Your Weight and You." We will be glad to mail you the · complete co urse if you will simply send us your name and address, plus the three dollars ($.1) fee to cover costs, to the Cooperative Extension Service, P. 0 . Box 72, GallilX'lis Ohio 45631 . • II IN TilE SERVICE GALLIPOLIS - Navy Seaman Recruit Benjamin II. Snyder, whose wife, Judy, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy K. Horton of 493 Oak Drive, Ga llipolis, has com· plete<l recruit training at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill. During the eight· week training cycle, he studied general military subjects de signed to prepare him for further academic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 basic occupationa l fields . A 1977 graduate of Rio Grande College, with a Bachelor of Science degree. he joined the Navy in· January 1978 . -..... . . -:- ·~ 1 .I I just $4.00 only at Clip and Bring This Ad . IH~~~;k~~ rs~E;l Jewelen weeks ... or your money back. Get l •i~;-.1 REG. ;iY I Homo LOSE up to 15 pounds in just two ~ BRUSHED DENIM SIZE 4. to 7 I I LOSE FAT 614-446-4208 RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM I REG. Gallia, Meigs & Vinton Co. HOMEMADE OXYGEN I 20" CUT 3 HP .BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE "This is a milestone year In - Public colleges gained 3 the movement of women percent, but the decrease in wward a greater fulHimers partially offset the .. involvement in education in 'gain in parHimers. two-year colleges," said · - Technical and vocational Parker. colleges increased 5 percent, "This is w be expected losing full-timers and gaining · when one recalls the part.{imers. ent'Ouragement that has been ·i given in recent years for many women who are homemakers or are employed full.{ime wreswne collegiate study on a part~dents . · time basis. And, women accounted for "By and large, they are 54 percent of part-time freer to undertake anew or earollment. renew educational endeavors • than ,many otner persons." • Despite a higher Asparkling percentage of women students, Parker said the array of diamond grand total of full-time students at two-year colleges clusteiS in today's declined 2 percent from last year, the second straight most sought after year that · full-time enroUment dropped . styles. "This development tends to validate earlier observations that the two-year schools increasingly would find themselves affected by the KRISTIN SIGMAN restrictive demographic , TURNS TWO - Kristin social, economic, and other Joy Sigman celebrated her environmental circumsecond birthday recently stances that already have with a party at the home of impacted heavily on the her grandmother, Mrs. four-year schools," said Maxine Owens, Pomeroy. Parker. Refreshments of icc cream In his earlier study of fourand cake were served to year college enrollments this her parents , Mr. and Mrs. ,, year, Parker found a 2 Jack Sigman and son, An· percent increase. dy, Coolvill e; Mrs. Leora The best buvin Other findings In Parker's Sigman, Kristin's grand· our stoF"e survey of two-year colleges : mother, Middleport ; Mr. Diamonds - Enrollments slowed on and Mrs. Gene Carson, the populous east and west Chad and Richie, Pomcruy, coasts but rose significatnly and Mr. and Mrs. David lr .the mountain states and In Sigman, Oavcy and Troy, the southeast. Letart, W. Va. Sending Tawney's - Private independent col- gilts were Mrs. Freda leges gained 3 percent. Cast 11, a gre at· Church-affiliated grandmother, Pomeroy, lis · colleges lost I percent. 422 and Mr. and Mrs. John Bell, Gahanna. wedding trip they visited Academy High School and Is Daytona Beach, Orlando and employed at Riverside Volk)· St. Petersburg . The couple wagen Inc. The groom is ;a now resides at Route 2, 1973 graduate of Hannan Crown City. Trace High School and Is employed at Huntington The new Mrs. Johnson is a Asphalt, Huntington, W. V~ . 1977 ·g raduate of Galli~ BOX PRICE I.md 's Prayer.'' CINCINNATI (UPI) - A . 1;91lege l!nroUment expert re:·~ts that for the firs! tbne • women outnwnber men at : Alnerica ' s two-year , ®)leges. . ·•"l!niverslty of Cincinnati administrawr Dr. Garland G. ~ Parker reported Thursday :.JIJ)It women accounted for 52 : Pfrcent of the 1977-73 ~ft!rollment in his survey of •"1,006 two-yea r .colleges • ttended by 3.4 million Mr. and Mrs. Rick johnson APRIL 9 • 15 '6318 . Women make milestone in education +i-.W. SUN. THRU SAT. WITH SLIDE, 2 SWINGS SKY RIDE CHIN BAR LAWN SWING REG. B-3- The Sundav Time.q,<;,ntin•l SunrlAv 'Anril Q 1Q7R December DOWNTOWN STORE LAWN 'GYM " • . ItS atime to remember. And the easiest way to save and preserve the beautiful memories of your happiest day Is with professional portraits . . We are experts at bridal photography. So you can trust us to capture the true beauty of your wedding. Remember your wedding for years to 'come-with portraits. · Call today for an appointment, or stop by the studio and view our bridal portrait samples and wedding • albums. · \ . LEAR PHOTOGRAPHY 446-7494 Spring Vafley Plaza, Gallipolis 5" .. Little Cleaner - Big Power ( �B-'1 - The Sunday. Times-Sentinel, Sunday. April 9. I9i8 . Mrs. Clara Russell [celebrates birthday Persona/tty Profile tl\101 :-, t.:Oli!'UI ICllll . t.l1.1y t'H illp vol un h 'l' l' ~!lid 11 1 ! l UJil~·n~tl~ tJihl'r Yllluntt.· t: r l' CJ}Jatilae~ Il l <- ;trl Scu u\Jng. Sllt lws \\ '( ll'kt•ll !1\llrnup (lmJ le1·els Hml <~ llemil'tl llutm•rous ru ul ltll ami llllL'I'Il illiltfl~tl L'\'L·nb through 1•11 um •ll wt~· !.ask sht' agrl'CS tu CIL'· 111 Sp~·t.: l<-l l nnd liwnuruu:-, llappt'lllflgs of her \ L'< trs 111 scoutm g Wl' l't' rt.•< ·a II l't I at tl 1c pr~·.-.t·ntatllln t' t'rl' lllOil~·. ~ La Leche League continues to gro111 zn Ohio Valley area • ,; ~ ! !.!POLlS - On April I !'e•. ~ ple1e. Chris Mitchell , La Leche League wtll be ml'i'ting 10 !1-lorga ntown. II' . ~ Va r\11 area \\ nlllC'Il W1sh1ng to attend this Il l('~ I ing pleasl' ..:_t',a Walters fr om ~J ~·~~d1 s and Betsy Crank J• 2 '.tdr)" Hendricks from ":"' .:~· Pleasant. W Va al "·""''d 1he Soulh ern Oh10 ~:~eren(·e of La call Ber 44o-4010 ur Sple~r BNS\ Crank fii)-~/16 Be,· and.Brt sy ~· .-1 111 ''1\l be Ll•che 1 present lllj.., pe n. h:-.t. uss1un ~x..tk!Ut' at this ~1,-dtlab lc ~ 1 v mg I A1call~. !..1 : . !if l.ca~ue ofGalhpolls l\ 1ll !Jt' harmg 1t~ ,-~_tldren . f1fth sene~ 1,f mcet mgs on .. t!oo d mothcrlng " through m Daytun . 1' 't'nt) -s1 x specia lists were lectures o!l ">rl'd5lfL-cding and caring fur Sume of the topi CS ltsc ussed were: " Fostering a~d l'reat1vr tn Preschool •.'h tldren," · Jaund ice and 1:-tlll Com nhJn Co ncern." Challenge uf Fatherhood," and "\ursing and W or kin ~ ... lln ,\pn l 15 West Vtrginia mt' l':lr!:.... breast feeding ." Have these questions come to ypur rmn d : Wi ll my breast- mtlk be eno ugh food for my babv ' What are the ad· \'antages and disadrantages m breastfredmg' Will brca st fee dm~ " lte me dov.11 ?" Can I \rork a nd breastfeed m~ babr' Wh en ti l t' l'l'l 'lpit.' lll ~.sswns Each serie s cons<sts of four InecHngs which are un the seco nd Mundar of eac h nw nth at i .30 p'. m. The top1 cs dt scuss etl a1 the four Botdge \...lt·L' Il S.tll ... bun . Em.dand \ 1 11 h 1..!11"1~ fr u111 all u1. l'I" EurupL' .. wu.l ha:- hl't'fl actl\'t' \U111 thi.' TOFS 1Tn ·~ •!J:-o ~·n Fort'll-!11 Sui I 1. llunng ht•r 2~ ~t·c· r~ ll f ~~ ·u utlllJ..: 111 ( ;t 'tll',l~l <i ~h t• 1\;J ..., Wll l'kt.'d With g1rl."'l ii!HI "t\ d- v ulunll'l'l'~ fru11 1 Br uwnlt' thl 'll tl l.(h St•JJJur ll'\'l'l..., <-tiH l l:i t UIT t'll ll~ thl' Suutlbl dt• ~t' l" · \"W\' U1nt dm.,Ttur. S!w h<.1~ .. t·rn:d 11!'! <-~ ,·amagrs of Br eastfeedin ~ lo Mother and Baby ." Ap ril lO: "An of Brea st f ecdin ~ and Orcrcoming Difficu lties," Ma~ 8: "Baby Arri,·es : The Fan1ily and 1he Breast fed tn.HIH.' I". ilS~ISIC!Il l St'/liUI' uth'l:'>iH". llllt·llf- .·. ;:: ::: <· ~;: :: :-.: .. :::: / :: ::: ·· ::: :-:·. .·.· ~:.~.: ·.·. .. .·.· -::· ;-t K L·d l 'r11-"-" \"uluntt·t·r ftll" I~ tnternati onal as yt•;.n· .... a Ht:d Cr11s:-. fn·~ t dltiL• r . Sunda.~ SL'hO\•I <: lt'ctdll'r , Blblt• :-.cliiJU] t ~·dchc.:r. t'l t(l k for ~.· hurd ll'd!ll(Js. and fostl' l' llh•tlwr 111a gu·l . :f rum tilt' ('Jm~lttHI I' 1\ \ I . tul drl'n· ~ Hollll'. I,oG·dh. IJoth S\ ln·a nt ltl lh•t hu~O<in d ... lloi\'t' rn cirl\ rclali~es 1111d \"ISlt ft'l·qw ·nL!y mlh ~· t 'IJ II~numty Thl'Y rl'3lt lt• at 21:lO S.lll· d~i:!lt' Cl r tll' Ill Cl•IIN~t' I' ark. \; ;1. ·\ nd wt11k S\'l\'ln h~t... l't'l'i.'l\"l'd th ~ · ht~llt•;-t h! ll\ill" H;.t d!~ t ·-·hl·r St·u u\111g gi.l Sll\' II han~ .11 1 st'\l lllll li.Hii t• 1n Ul."'ptratton wHI t·ntli u.'ti<H :1 11l'lp :md .~n1w he:1... lltJt dnn lm.... lwd ::. n d n tnlilc·rl' : ·:-: wor d s ar e not enough sen d Flowers by George 18 C.ec:lar St . Ptlon(' ·l·lb 971 I Galltpolt ~ OhtO TO SPEAK - Converted wrestler George Gra nt will be spe aktn g at a special sen;ce Monday evening, April 10 at Faith Gospel Chureil<n GJlhpolis Ferry, West l'irg ima. TI1e service will begm at seven p,m. He will also be spe11 k1n~ again at the West VtrginiR Fun damenta l Pastor's Fellowship al II a.m. Tuesday . Fai th (;ospel is host church f"r tne April meeting of West Virginia and Oh io Valley pastors. Her. Grant ~aincd nation;,! notfirily in the '50's when he wrestled under the name , "Georgenus George". He acquired til" name because of his fa bulous robes and long blo nd hair . Tht s n~m e created a lot of excitement and gained him top billing dur ing his wr estling years . How he wrnl from the rmg tn tile pulpit ts an amazin g story of God's grace. In Ja nua r) of 1965 hts "'fe acccptl'd Christ as sa \'tou r, A.ftcr u bs t-.·n· m~ o reetl e h:m ~t.· 111 ht•r lltl'. (;L'tH"J.!l' Cr;m t f, •JIH\\t·d Ius wtfl'':-. txa mp ll' ami 011 April 23, 1968 also gare his heart In Chnsl. He tned to st .1y m wresllmg for a while but God had other plans for him . These plans led to his le:mn~ the rmg and ~01ng into fu llti me evangelism . He has proven to be a drnarnt c, hardhittJng preacher wtlh a Bible ce ntered message ti1at speaks to the hearts of roung and old alike . Pastor Sptr es satd, ·"The people of Faith Gospel Ch urch are glad to give the peop le of thts area a chance to hear thts unustml man of God ." Fa tth Gos-pel Cl1urch IS loca ted on SlHie Rt. 2m GallipoliS Ferry, \\' . Va . results? 773-5352 LANDMARK Exhtbtl for the month of Aprtl , 1978 - OLD BE R GE~ ART GUILD, Arranged by Jan Ga ry, 30 arttsts, Watercolors. ot ls. acrylics. caseins. graphics , all styles . Apri\17, 7:30p.m. - F.A C. Interdepartmenta l Meetmg ; 9 p,m. - F.A. C. Tru stees Meeting, Rive rby . April 30, 2 p.m .-4 p.m. - Parent-Child Workshop,· Penny Moore . Cha trwoman, Riverby. LAWN PEP! LaNr Peo sa '>;gh·mtroge~ SlOw-release 1r"ilizer that N<ll "elp your ia·.... r gr~~;)'""l uo fast ve! feed, 11 011er a !cnq :J(~fiOO ( f 1 me Can be so~""~'' o·,•f r~ co""' ' s._, ....... ~p.r arC · ·iSf' ·soo sa la ~ >.JSf ')'1· •· WEED & FEED IN ONE PASS. with WEED VEX :.~·-'"' .... . . ar ..; :r')a-:; c.;; ' •·• .:.p-_;_s j f,.,.j.<;. • KICKOFF SALE ATHE:\'S - The annual speeJol spnng ktckoff sale of the t\lhen s l.tvestt.ck Sales "·Il l be held at 8 p m. on Monday , Aortl 24. Cattle wtll Th~ t. ,.. · 2 0 1"'l ,,, u ~;: ~ S,. ~ ~b ; P;"" ' CC •. ~ "'..., ' e·~;>,..,...,·n · ;, s :r ~ 1. C· " ~-s J<;,~: f Jr·1 rosrs ~·.pr s COMPARE OUR PRICES ! :. r. · t·O''" ' ~·u,..., ..-1' ur ~.:..s. a .v r ' Keepsake' CLARK'S STORE ANDREW GOLD Fri d ay , May 5, 8: 00 P. M. J ickets On Sale Now S7,SO All Sea ts Rese rved POMEROY LANDMARK J ACK W. CARSEY, MGR . Countie~ • STO RE HOU RS Open 8 · J0 -5: JO Mil l Closes at S p .m . Plus Outlet ~rvi ce rr:HIR ttniA TOIX'.H J.1.{)RJS1' . Call JQ4. J48 ·8070 for Inf ormation CHARLESTON CIVIC CENTER FLORIST l'!.l':l E. MA IN • POM ERO Y, OHIO . ~57t.' PHONE 992·2644 or 992-6298 FREE PARKING ~~:-~ ' SUNDAY !.tiFt\ VETTE White Shrtn<' Insta ll a ti on pn1r ti r e , :1.:H'l p.m. OU R GANC: C.B. CluiJ mem ber sh i p fl lf'(' \ in~ ·) fea tured . Testimonies were shared by Richard Morr is and Pam Bryan a nd the message was aga in brout::ht by F. d Rollins. At the close of the services t wo com· mitlment s were made . All services were backed by the youth choir und er the direction of Mary Bryan and led by Pam Bryan . Other offi ces filled in the church by the youth were as follows: ~u n da y Scho ol Director, Ri chard Morri s; Train ing Un ion Di r eclor, Jack Matthew s ; Sunda y VISITING PROFESSO R - Professor A. Mickunas , Schoo l Secr etary, Ma rgie Assoc tate Professo•· of Phi!oSQphy ~t Ohio U niv er.~ity Thaxton ; Dea cons : Jac k Matthews, Billy Rcm y, Chris Director of "Center for Jean Gebser Studies' ' Ht Ohio Smith, Mark Brya n and Gene Universit y and llern, Switzerland and oriented to cross· Welch ; Usherettes : Vicki ·disciplinary approaches to the study and understa ndin g of cultures is captured as he speaks at Rio Gra nde College. Geor ge, Yvo nne Ja cobs, J oanne J ones and Sa un Mickunas is featured as a visit ing professor for The Communicative Arts department at Rio Grande . Beach. A com bin ed . piz za and Pre senting two lectures a week , lie tells about the cross birthday party 'was enjoyed disciplinar y studies found in the research of culture . Jlr . by the yo uth aft er eveni ng . Jack Hart, communicative arts cha irperson, states, "We are honored to have Dr . Mickunas at the. carnp4s for eren ' servi ces on Wednesday. A skating party was en· sueh a short period of time. His vast knowledge and interesting experi ences make each lecture a truly · joyed by the church 'aiid youth combined at Jackson, thrilling lea rning process." with David Bryan Jr. in charge of devotional ser· vices. On Saturday some of the yo uth pass ed out leaflets advert ising. the beginning of our spr ing reviva l, with ev angelist Glade May from Waverly, Ohio leading the services. In the evening the youth choir ma de an appearance al Hope Baptist Chapel, Midd leport , Sund ay yo uth wee k at French Cil y lltJti sl Church came t o a cl ose with th e church keys being returned lo the pa stor. Jerry Lewis - a gi ft of appreciati on was presented to the pastor by the youthful church leaders. Mo"ri . & Fri . til8 Tu es . Wed . Sat. til5 Thursday til 12 sf4.99· II I I I II .I I ComC: ALI.l POLlS mu nit y Boo kmob ile sl ups announced are: Monday , tl pr<l 10 Pinecrest Ca re Center , 2::103 Lewis Drive. 3: 15·3: 30: Pleasant Vall ey, :1:35-3 55: Wi nters Si al ion. 4-4: !5: Sprin g Va ll ey, 4:25· 4:55 : Fairview.. 5·5 :20 : Rio Grande !Valley Vtew Apt s.l. 5.·106:05 : Rodn ey lltSubd.), 6::156:55 Quail Creek Tr. Park. 7:05·7 :20; Rodney l (Village I, 7::!.\-1: 45, Tuesday. April 11 - Nei gh· borhood Road !Cremeans !, 4: 15·4:45 ; Ad elaide Drive . 4:50-5:05 ; McGuire Subd. r2 locations ), 5: 10-5 :10: Green Acres, 5 : 4 5~ : 10 ; Centenary ( Le m on 's). 6: 15 -6 :35; Fai r fie ld Acres, 6:45-7; Pnrter Brook, 7: 05-7 :20 ; Park Lane, 7:35-<1 : Park Lane Tr, 0' 8:05-11 :25. Th ursda y, Ap ril 13 Northu p 1Niday's i, 2: 15·2 ::!.\; Northu p !New Homes ), 2: 31J. 2:55; Patriot t~ost Office!, 3·20·3:40: Waterloo, 4-4 :20; east of Oak Hill. MON DAY LA J.ECHE l.cag ur ; ·:m p.m. al Patty Cutldington 's. Call Bev Sp!ete 146-1010 or Bel') Crank 675-2716 OHIO Valley llor se Shuw Assn. Horse and T:wk sale . 5 p.m. at Me1~ :-. Count:. ~~a i rg r o und s. Pomeroy . MEH CE HVl L!.F: Gran ~:e. 7:30. Dues to !Ia Ht neman . Ot\PSE mt•el! ng 7::!0 p.m . Nort h Galli a. GA!.l.IPOL! S C'h<~ pt e r O.E.S. He gula r M ec ti n~ 7::10 p.m. ~o m i ng Out Part y Past Matrons l I l 7 .!fl SL: IJE S of Holy !.and , Ad· dt %n Frt•c Wtll BaptiSt. i:30 (l . ll tL ~O \ (i l,l,i-: YB tll.L clm ie fJ ~11 SHuthw~stern H q~h ~~~ hll~d I"Rll lA Y \\ EJ.C()ME Wa ~on \p upl c's lll· trlge . l'hrts Mitchl' ll's. E~V P . 446-7739, i :30 p m. <~ p plicati(lll nwlTI~J g t fur a llten s(' in Gal liu Cu unty Cummun Pleas Cou rt were Tho ma s William J <JhOSi)JL W , GaUtpolis, rrllrrd, ami Hu by E. Holl ey, 65, Ga lltp"lis rf'tlred . P.T.O. TO MEET The Green SchPol P T.O lAlli meet Tuesday, A;ml 11, 1.11 7:30 p.m. at the sdli Jn l h1llowmg the merttng. ! tw fifth and stxlh ~ r•de IJbnds perform . All parl'!lt< and rnt:r11bt• rs ar e invited to rtt· lend . 11111 PEDDLER'S PANTRY CELEBRATESSPRING BY SAVING YOU 30%ON ARABIA, THE CLASSICALLY SIMPLE ... SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL TABLEWARE FINLAND P a t rr~ns. Lime Green, Aqua and Various Prints. __. I AND UP FROM The Uniform Center l .-366 Second Avenue ·- ·- - -·- II I I I II I I Petite. Small, Medium, Large . I , L1 ,..... ... I , .. . .,. ' '·~· ·~ ···· - , .,,. ,o'n ' ~n ' ' ' ••. l' • '• I ' ~·o fl .~ ... '"' Gallipoli s. Oh1o Sta te & Third a ".> BUTTERICV PLEATS I I ·,./ ~·' .%P.Of ~ •n•· • • '·• •" • ~ ll 's Ihal perfecl <im e o f yea r when al l cre al ion renews if sel f and we gals re new our wardrobes , And t his year th e new styles and fabric; arE like a br eath of spri ng if sell So sw ing on over to ou•- s t or e a nd lei us help you 111 Ihe fu n ol crea ting your own personal ex p ression of Spring 1978! I Navy, Red, Lemon Yellow, v• 1 < ' Swllfl~~~siift . Dusters • Hnd rr1n W8rd's in Ka naug~1. APPLY FO K LICF:NSE c;At. LI POJ.J S ·- !\'l:Jkllle! Initiation and rl'frPshment s. VrtPra ns Memor ial Hospital Admitted Wil liam Searls, Middleport ; Ella Scarbrough, Long Bott om: Goldie Wolfe. Long Bottom: Geneva Wise, Middleport . Di scharged Wilbu r Napper, Brenda Roush , June Gardne r. Geo r ge Molden , Ma ry Howe ll, Clifford llm wn , Mary Pickens. · AND $1500 m1le H~ ;ru F.so ,w 1PAST MATHONS of Vtnton {)[S meet ~ I rs. C'lydc Donahue's, 7:30p.m RIVERSIDE St udy CluiJ at Mrs. Claud Shahan . I p.m KNIG HTS of P~1hias Rank Work , All member s anend. Hefreshment. 8 p.m. Gl\E EN SC HOO!. PTO. 7::10 Cadmus Cross ftoads, 1:4().5 : p.m. at lhc schoo l. Gall ia, 6~ : 20 : Centerpoint. 6:40-£ :55. Cent crvti! P, 7:10- WEDNESDAY GF.T t\CQUA!I\TED cxoffee at 7:30. Pam Tcrrini WekunH· Wagon 10 a.m . HSV P HfoPLEASANT VALLEY 44115. DISCHA RGED - Samuel Be nnett , Gall ipoli s : Mrs . Herb er t Du nn an d son, Che shi re; Brad y Dun ca n, Apple Grove ; Euge ne Hanes . Point Pleas a nt ; Jan et Williams, Vinton ; Mrs . Donald Kav , New Haven: Wyndall Edmonds, Ashton ; Mrs. Nettie Duncan , Gallipolis Ferry ; William Dye , New Hav en; Ruth Dau gherty, Bidw ell. Coffee Coats I I Grt 1\T TIILI\SilA V 1\0\l', !·: v i'nitctl :11et iludis: w.. m('n at t..hurch at 7:JOp m Elva fl , lbn,ok. hostess. FA !H 1! ,\ VF:N United ML"ihodts1 Women at Mrs. Bookmobile stops set . I Parish S u nd ay . ,-------··--··- ·-· - ·- -.-·-·----------, Let us put yo~r. wedding in bloom. Charge Cert i fied Check s or Money Or der s Knows & Gardens! • We Ac cept Ban~Am e r i card - Master Charge , And Buckeye Go ld Cards C1vic Center & All E NT AM Outlets • Order By Mail Now Do ily C·O ENTAM- Reynold s St ., Cha r leston , W. Va . lSJOI MaSOII, W. Va• . m~ , SUN DAY JUNIOR Youth committee meetin g, Gallipolis Chri stian Church, 8 p.m. TUESDAY LAD IES Uplift Ga lli poli s Christian Church, 7 p.m. WEDNESDA Y EDUCATION AL Committee meetlng , Gallipolis Christian Church, 8 p.m . an ci5 Flor isL your " wedd ing s pec ta li sl 5" now offer a second service to br ides to be. Now VOlJ I"! can combine you r wedd ing flowe rs . and pho tographs int o one pa ckage . We can now ott e r a professionally arranged and photograp hed weddi ng . A mem be r of our staff i5 tra ined and exper ienced in weddin g photog raphy . He offer s formal5 . ca sua ls , m istys . double ex pos ures and speci al effec1s. Slop by for complete deta ils , SPECIAL GUEST ta •e. n") ' Nilh Compare our s Servu'lg Me1g'S, Galti a and Ma son Phone 99l l i BJ [NTUHAINM f N1 AM U~( M (NT CO DOLLY PARTON prfi· .r; ... ·dr,:..-s,s ~,(t.-r,j,) ')'T"J' ==:; PR f SENTS PLANT PEP. .. DOES WHAT IT SAYS ' •(l~~r, be aecepted on Sunday afternoon at I p.m. and nn ~ onday from 8 a .m. to 5 p.m They rna) also be consigned by ca lling 593-2322 or 69&-1331. !!!!!IEH~l£111!!1~~ .. Jljf .. ,, ::. Jr"' .' ~ ' r6aiol~ r5o1fu~ USE bag Point Pleasant Mary Gress and Carol Lyo ns of Carol 's Coiffu res have just returned from Pittsburgh where they attended advance cutting & design seminars with Ha :r by Rorga. Carol and Mary oat e exciting new cuts to give yo u fo r that new look for spring and summer. Call For Appointment FAST r;:o. f The Sunday morn ing services consi sted of youth fillin g every ufli ce and teaching all classes in the church. Th e following classes were \aught by" th e youth. Nursery · Robin George, Sa un Beach and Patty Denny, 4-5 year-old · Nikk i Thaxton and Jodie Lew is, !·2nd grade • Ed Rollins and Jack Mal· thews. 3-4th grade · Vicki George and Mark Bryan, 56th grade • Scott Lewis and Tamie Thaxt on. J r.-Sr. " PERFE CTION grades - Denise Denney an d George . Yount Adult • GUARA N TEED Rita Ri chard and Kathy Morris. Adult - Pa m Bryan and Gene Welch. These offices also ca rr ied over to Tra inin g Union in the evenin g. At the close of Sunday · School th e yo uth then prepared to bring the morning wor ship ser vices . Spe ci al sin_gin g was presented by a girls' en· semble which consisted of Yv onne Jacobs, Jodie Lewis, Joanne · Jones, Terry · Dotson and Nikk i Thax ton, The second speci al was a duet presented by Pam Bryan and Scutt l ..cwis. Th e third group was led by Hita George with Vicki George, Patty Denn ey and Robin George. These groups were accompa nied at the piano by Den ise Denney. Farther on into the services a personal testimony was given fUowi~tf'N"'J D i2 n~ u\J Rtnll' by Patty Denney and the message was delivered by 12 Ch o, t' n to ht: l' hl'mhl'll year old Ed Rollins, After the fu r 11 hfc1 1n1t: . •tn<.l rnn n: .. yo ur ptrft·c t K crr~a l r hymn of invita tion was sung, l' ngagc rn cn l dt it lllll ll d nin e per sons had made guiua ntct:d n1 wnt1n!5 ,wd committments to Jesus. pe r man t: n tly rt: gJ~ It:rnl Coming back in the evening serv<ces, the training union wbich had 47 persons present, was opened by Tr aining JEW~LRY Union Director Jack Mal· thew s, Each training union class was taught by a young 342 Second Aw e . person, Gallipolis, 0 . Spec ia l s in gin g wa s We!:re Back Want 1 GALLI POLIS The French City Baptist Youth wee k convened al Sunday services with the changing of lea dership from the present to the "youth" of the church. Keys lo the church were presented to Ed Rollins, 'PIIstor ; Pa m Bryan, song leader and Margie Thaxton, current presidflll t of the youth by the pastor, J erry Lewis. scopt.' 45690 applt,:a..-: Youth take over servtces at French City Baptist 675-3000 ! Post Commander Dovel T. M)'ers i 1) .1nd President of the V.F. W. Auxiliary, Pnst 44(;~, Mary Pauline My~rs, l r 1Pl'l'SCnt thetr checks to Ea rl ~eff 'c 1forth'' Holz er Medico! Ct·nit·l' Pediatric Toy Fund for the month ••f April. • MOBILE HOMES 3411 Jackson Ave. - Wars of the Uni ted States. Prost 4464 and the .IJJ dics Auxiliary to I he V.F .W. of the Unil crl Stat es, P ost 4454 , lucat ed in Gallipoli s al the rear of J:!! Third Avenue. O! ovcl '1'. Myers, Post Comma mlct· and Mrs. Ma ry Pauli ne Myers, President of the Ladies Au xili ary sha red equa lly Ill giv ing th eir sup-. porl In the April Toy Fund. · This money will be used for Ihe purchase of bnth items for the Ped iat ric Playroo m as well as fur toys and ~ ames that rhildren who are confi ned to their room s will ha ve vvcdlablc in order tn make th eir hospital stay mure enjoyable . Anyone interest ed in co ntributing to eithe r of these fund s should contact Earl Neff at 1113 Teodora Avenue in Gall ipoli s. Joan Wood (I ) presents a check to Earl Neff (c) on behalf of herse lf and her husband , Fred Wood, (r), contribu ting to !he Holzer Medical Center Pedil!Jric Television Fund , providing free television for the children who are hospitalized during the month of April. K. &K Rabr ." .June 12; " Nutrit iO n U IL:'ICIL TO MF:ET WA\'ERI.Y - An annual meeung of the So uth ern Ohio than 3.000 ~rnu ps tn the Hegwnal Council on lmted States and othe r Alcoholism whtch includes co untrtes All suggested members from the ten co unty mformat111n 1s backffi by ii area of Adapls, Bro wn, Professional Adrtsorv Board Ga!IIa . Htghla nd, Jackson, of 34 Spi'cwilsts And ha s be~n l.(lv.Tence, Pike . Ross, Scioto. fuund to be helpful by hun· and Vinton is planned for dreds of t housands nf Fnday. Apr< ! H . Thts muthers and bab1es. h;to.queL meeting wi ll be held La Leche l.cagur be~an in at the Lake Whit e Club 1n Chica~o suburb 20 1·ears ago , Waverly. All Reg10nal and when ntH' muthcr who hetd Cuuntv Co und l members are nursed her baby , helped lflYited to attend this armual <:ln!)lht•r \\hQ \\ anted to meeting. For additional Ill · breast feed ft~ rmatwn cnntact Ron Exper t<lnt mo thers . ~lever s. SORCA, !05 East mothers wtth n~w babtes. Second St .. W aver l~. Ohio See Ours! Television Fund were Juan and Fred Wood oft he W a u ~h · Ha lley - Wood Fu neral Directors, Inc .. locatc'll Ht 810 Second Av enue m Galli po lis. Their gift makes it possible to provide fr ee television for a11 of' the chi ldren who will be hospita lized in the Pediatric Unit at Holzer du ri n ~ the month of Apr il. Jointly sponsoring the Toy Fund for the month of Apr il are· the Vetera ns or Foreign Stop At K & K. OUR QUALITY AND PRICE ARE ALWAYS BEST Tli c~r J b LL!J prondcs breastfcedm~ tnf11 rm atwn and en · eou ra gement thmu!.!h more " When If You Are Looking ForA Mobile Home and· Weaning." Jul y 10. All meetmgs wtl l be held at the home of Pa ll ~ Ct1ddi ngtun. ~56 Fourth Av enue. do I start &1llrl.s 'J These Ga lltpoils. Ohto at i :30 p.m. questiOns and ot her s wtll be B ab~es are welcome to ac· dtscussed mfonnally at our company their mothers . For meet s led by Be,· Splete and more mformat ion please call Bctsr Crank. Bcv Splete HIHOJO ur Betsy I.a. l.t•c he Leag ue ,, f Crank 675-2776. Gall< J~Jiis •s affthat l•d wnh the La J.eche League In· rerna11onal. a non-seetannn. non-profit o r~amza11on wh!eh Give Flowers . I ... Anyt1me. GALLIPOI.IS - The Apr il donat.ions to the Holzer Medica l Ce nt er Pedi at ric Television and Toy Funds arr. cp nlributi ons from continuing and dedica ted sup· porters of these worthwhile hospital projects on behalf uf the childr en who a re hospitalized. Making a presentation ,.f the check for th e Apr il Mrs. Ed Rau" and Tom Saunders. Mike and Cheryl Rauh sang Happy Birthday . Mrs. Russell makes her 1 · ft d home with her daughter, Mrs. card s, severa gt s a n fl owers fr om her m a ny B. R. King of Porter. She Is friends . She received visi ts st ill active and attends Mt from her grandchildren and Olive Church. Kreat _ granchildren_. Way ne Belli' Heavlin and Lmda Sue of Rockford. Ill and J ea nne . Harmon a nd da ught ers , Linda Sue Falls and Katie REUNION SET f D Falls o ayton. GALLIPOLIS If On March 29 a pizza party arrangemenls can be made, a was held for her. Attending spectal reunion for the 1963 were Tom Saunders, Mr. and graduat ing class at Kyger Mr s. Ri chard Mounts of Creek High School will be Bid well , Rev. a ni:l Mrs. held this sum mer. Cla ss Samuel Thompso n of Rio members sho uld contact Don d Grande, Kathy Roberts. an Wa rehime at Wa rehim e IJ oyd Hut chons. Funeral Home, Upper River A birthd ay dinn er w ~:~s Rd . or Dale Rothgeb, Jr., prepared by Mrs. Russell by Ga IIi polis Daily Tribune for her famil y and friends. Cak e further information. It will be and ice cream were se rved. the d ass' 15th anniversary. Those present were: ~r . an d S\"l\'la. llli.li'I'H'd tt1 ('lwstL' I' Hlt't.'. cJisu -;:: t'l l l'l.tll'rl~ 11f .\liddll·pol't,IH-1'-.I.>l·t.•n ~ t'tl l'!'UII~ :::: wJtl l hL'r tlllll' <tllll t~iiL:Ilt rwt tll ily 111 Si ·1 1U!Illg but llltltlll'I'OI't:: iill llH IIUil:--. . , ( Slw h<t:-; s ptrll l'lllll l tiL· s~ lwu r;, a ..,., ctJI· kl'ltll' fu1 till· lJrutt>tl :\ppL·cll Fu nd. ha ~ ·-: tilL' :.i u r t h~\'L'~t (;t•urgw (;Jrl S('i'llt Cu unrtl. l nc. of :\l lan \1:1 . {;H . S\"ln c(~ G 1r l Srou t expt.•I'IL'Hn·:- lwrt• not l.x.·l'·n t't.·.-,tnctt•d t11 :\ ilrtlawst l ;t•or.l !la Cuunt·Jl. Sht' <tl'<.:olnpanJl't! tw 11 !r11op.-. ·~~r g1rl..., to Our Clwh.·t 111 S\' Jtll·Jiand . :Jttt•ndt·d tilt · (;uldt•fl .JuiJJ it't' Huundup 111 HNl~ 111 m ot her s, ~ randm othc r s . newly-weds. or certified leaders come joi n us and express your questions rilld ll p 1r11 0r1S at our di SC USSIOn of : tlH' l!l~7-7 R T hi l llb for toy and TV fund l ll l·:ct:-:1 1\mlt,l;a fur exper ienced meettngs consist of Yu l untl~c r s n. ·n tH liS<.'t'd about thl' lukl' wlnl'h sill' led up lilt• ,\ppalal'inan Trml . lilt' 2!1J steps of the JA·a 1n1Jg Tt!we r of Pl sCl ~,·li i dl ~ ht· climbed Wi lli lite .<c·uoto. tilt• da,l ' he dunned a duwn su i\ filr tht• bln'lltt•n nt alct.•lelm·.ttiun Ill (; eoP 1 J ~l uf Cl u wnDa~ , thl' ca!HI!Il~ tnps " cmd tht• nlitny l'alll i>·uuts. S\ h-Ja 's ~l'outmg ca.rt't.T bt·ga n wllt'n her dat;gil ler, su,wt.IJt•Cilllle" Sl'UOL SnSHili S no\r 111<HT1ed tmd lws twu d ultlren, Clm· tu n. Sl'\' l'fl. ;md EmJI~ .Jt:an. Ul ll'. ami slw nnd hc.·r husband. ( ;t'tl l' l!l' ctwrn brrs. liVt' HY CHARLEN E HOF. f'J.I (' IJ :11! 0D LEPOHT- Twellly·t ll o rt•ar' of WlSt.'lf 1sh sernn• tu g1 rls un tlll'l'l' cunlHICilb ha s e~mwtl fur Syl"w \ l d~ l' l Htt-c till' lu~ hl' s t~ w ;ml ft•f' \'uluntt:t•r :-.t'l'\"ll'L' 111 (~Jrl Sn,ut Jilg . ~1 r ~ . Ri ce. u 11;;!11\'t' of MHidl t• !hWt. wa:, Hussell ce lebrated her 86th :;:: birthday on April 1. Mrs. .·.· Russell rece ived 42 birthday ::: o·t· pt. -:1 >~ "\ l; - Elizabeth Chapel Churrh, located off Route 218 at Raccoo n Creek bridge, c c !::~e· to hear the Bride of C1~r ist Singers Sunday evening. April9 at 7 p.m. Th is ..:: . r.>:;:; •.• i all born-again people who know the Jesus they sing about. Pasloc Alfred .~'- -.:it ~ thE> public . ::~: tlt·sn<bed liet· "' IJe tng "' l'c,uut'L'eful with well a,;i <pee·<:•I <~iJtllll to rela te til all Ite r lt·tlll,·r:-.. ;t nd rt p rtlfes~ l onttl o-tl\Jtudt· ami atTll\111\<-tLJJI!t~ GALLIPOLI S- Mrs: Clara :::: ····::: grt·<tl < ldJnllll.~t r CAtl\'t' capa01htiL'S i.i:-, ·· ., , · -. (;ontribution received .·.· till' .'t'<l r:-.. •. , , 1 Jll'l'~eltt;tll un 1o ,,1r~. 11.ll't' ln n l;:tr;:m g \It' ;tl thl' am1uc.ll Cou ncil tlll'l'llllg , ufft l.' ICl!s ~ • 1!-0--;The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 ... _,.,.· .. :··,::::·:< ::::.:::::::<::;:.:,::::::.:.· .:-.:-::::::::::::::::::::.; ······.····.···· .::.:. :::::::::::· '" I I 1 - - - - - - Gallipolis·, Ohio _ _1 A new 1nno vali on in home Sl'wtng 1 Per manen tly pleate d light we 1ght k'1 1t S1mpl'y cut t o desi rl:!-d waist sile shor ten and sew on s1de scam Anyone can do 11 1n 30 minutes! Sw1ng ing plea ts arc th e new sprmg rage Bt t he yar d , by th e in c h, pre -pack age d Ve ry in e xpe nsive a n d quick . SHIRRING We have sa lt prints and your favor ite sol1ds skirred in permanent press fabrics for qu ick , easy one sea m sewing . l ong and shor t st yles with ruffled hem s and straps . Sold by the inch ex pan els.· P a nels $7 .99 eac h 39c .t o 70c per inch GABARDINES & QUIANAS Se lec1 a swinging s ummer outfi t from our larg e sele ctio n of co lo r ma t ch e d gabar d ines and Qianas . Pastels . brights, ar ,: fa s hiona b le ka ik is . 54" to60 " priced fr om S3.98 yd . French City Fabric Shoppe > Ga lli pol is , 85 Court Singer Approve d Deal e r Open 9 a .m .-5 p.m . Tues., Wed ., Th urs . Sa t . Open t i I 8 Mon. & Fri. Nil es o. �B-'1 - The Sunday. Times-Sentinel, Sunday. April 9. I9i8 . Mrs. Clara Russell [celebrates birthday Persona/tty Profile tl\101 :-, t.:Oli!'UI ICllll . t.l1.1y t'H illp vol un h 'l' l' ~!lid 11 1 ! l UJil~·n~tl~ tJihl'r Yllluntt.· t: r l' CJ}Jatilae~ Il l <- ;trl Scu u\Jng. Sllt lws \\ '( ll'kt•ll !1\llrnup (lmJ le1·els Hml <~ llemil'tl llutm•rous ru ul ltll ami llllL'I'Il illiltfl~tl L'\'L·nb through 1•11 um •ll wt~· !.ask sht' agrl'CS tu CIL'· 111 Sp~·t.: l<-l l nnd liwnuruu:-, llappt'lllflgs of her \ L'< trs 111 scoutm g Wl' l't' rt.•< ·a II l't I at tl 1c pr~·.-.t·ntatllln t' t'rl' lllOil~·. ~ La Leche League continues to gro111 zn Ohio Valley area • ,; ~ ! !.!POLlS - On April I !'e•. ~ ple1e. Chris Mitchell , La Leche League wtll be ml'i'ting 10 !1-lorga ntown. II' . ~ Va r\11 area \\ nlllC'Il W1sh1ng to attend this Il l('~ I ing pleasl' ..:_t',a Walters fr om ~J ~·~~d1 s and Betsy Crank J• 2 '.tdr)" Hendricks from ":"' .:~· Pleasant. W Va al "·""''d 1he Soulh ern Oh10 ~:~eren(·e of La call Ber 44o-4010 ur Sple~r BNS\ Crank fii)-~/16 Be,· and.Brt sy ~· .-1 111 ''1\l be Ll•che 1 present lllj.., pe n. h:-.t. uss1un ~x..tk!Ut' at this ~1,-dtlab lc ~ 1 v mg I A1call~. !..1 : . !if l.ca~ue ofGalhpolls l\ 1ll !Jt' harmg 1t~ ,-~_tldren . f1fth sene~ 1,f mcet mgs on .. t!oo d mothcrlng " through m Daytun . 1' 't'nt) -s1 x specia lists were lectures o!l ">rl'd5lfL-cding and caring fur Sume of the topi CS ltsc ussed were: " Fostering a~d l'reat1vr tn Preschool •.'h tldren," · Jaund ice and 1:-tlll Com nhJn Co ncern." Challenge uf Fatherhood," and "\ursing and W or kin ~ ... lln ,\pn l 15 West Vtrginia mt' l':lr!:.... breast feeding ." Have these questions come to ypur rmn d : Wi ll my breast- mtlk be eno ugh food for my babv ' What are the ad· \'antages and disadrantages m breastfredmg' Will brca st fee dm~ " lte me dov.11 ?" Can I \rork a nd breastfeed m~ babr' Wh en ti l t' l'l'l 'lpit.' lll ~.sswns Each serie s cons<sts of four InecHngs which are un the seco nd Mundar of eac h nw nth at i .30 p'. m. The top1 cs dt scuss etl a1 the four Botdge \...lt·L' Il S.tll ... bun . Em.dand \ 1 11 h 1..!11"1~ fr u111 all u1. l'I" EurupL' .. wu.l ha:- hl't'fl actl\'t' \U111 thi.' TOFS 1Tn ·~ •!J:-o ~·n Fort'll-!11 Sui I 1. llunng ht•r 2~ ~t·c· r~ ll f ~~ ·u utlllJ..: 111 ( ;t 'tll',l~l <i ~h t• 1\;J ..., Wll l'kt.'d With g1rl."'l ii!HI "t\ d- v ulunll'l'l'~ fru11 1 Br uwnlt' thl 'll tl l.(h St•JJJur ll'\'l'l..., <-tiH l l:i t UIT t'll ll~ thl' Suutlbl dt• ~t' l" · \"W\' U1nt dm.,Ttur. S!w h<.1~ .. t·rn:d 11!'! <-~ ,·amagrs of Br eastfeedin ~ lo Mother and Baby ." Ap ril lO: "An of Brea st f ecdin ~ and Orcrcoming Difficu lties," Ma~ 8: "Baby Arri,·es : The Fan1ily and 1he Breast fed tn.HIH.' I". ilS~ISIC!Il l St'/liUI' uth'l:'>iH". llllt·llf- .·. ;:: ::: <· ~;: :: :-.: .. :::: / :: ::: ·· ::: :-:·. .·.· ~:.~.: ·.·. .. .·.· -::· ;-t K L·d l 'r11-"-" \"uluntt·t·r ftll" I~ tnternati onal as yt•;.n· .... a Ht:d Cr11s:-. fn·~ t dltiL• r . Sunda.~ SL'hO\•I <: lt'ctdll'r , Blblt• :-.cliiJU] t ~·dchc.:r. t'l t(l k for ~.· hurd ll'd!ll(Js. and fostl' l' llh•tlwr 111a gu·l . :f rum tilt' ('Jm~lttHI I' 1\ \ I . tul drl'n· ~ Hollll'. I,oG·dh. IJoth S\ ln·a nt ltl lh•t hu~O<in d ... lloi\'t' rn cirl\ rclali~es 1111d \"ISlt ft'l·qw ·nL!y mlh ~· t 'IJ II~numty Thl'Y rl'3lt lt• at 21:lO S.lll· d~i:!lt' Cl r tll' Ill Cl•IIN~t' I' ark. \; ;1. ·\ nd wt11k S\'l\'ln h~t... l't'l'i.'l\"l'd th ~ · ht~llt•;-t h! ll\ill" H;.t d!~ t ·-·hl·r St·u u\111g gi.l Sll\' II han~ .11 1 st'\l lllll li.Hii t• 1n Ul."'ptratton wHI t·ntli u.'ti<H :1 11l'lp :md .~n1w he:1... lltJt dnn lm.... lwd ::. n d n tnlilc·rl' : ·:-: wor d s ar e not enough sen d Flowers by George 18 C.ec:lar St . Ptlon(' ·l·lb 971 I Galltpolt ~ OhtO TO SPEAK - Converted wrestler George Gra nt will be spe aktn g at a special sen;ce Monday evening, April 10 at Faith Gospel Chureil<n GJlhpolis Ferry, West l'irg ima. TI1e service will begm at seven p,m. He will also be spe11 k1n~ again at the West VtrginiR Fun damenta l Pastor's Fellowship al II a.m. Tuesday . Fai th (;ospel is host church f"r tne April meeting of West Virginia and Oh io Valley pastors. Her. Grant ~aincd nation;,! notfirily in the '50's when he wrestled under the name , "Georgenus George". He acquired til" name because of his fa bulous robes and long blo nd hair . Tht s n~m e created a lot of excitement and gained him top billing dur ing his wr estling years . How he wrnl from the rmg tn tile pulpit ts an amazin g story of God's grace. In Ja nua r) of 1965 hts "'fe acccptl'd Christ as sa \'tou r, A.ftcr u bs t-.·n· m~ o reetl e h:m ~t.· 111 ht•r lltl'. (;L'tH"J.!l' Cr;m t f, •JIH\\t·d Ius wtfl'':-. txa mp ll' ami 011 April 23, 1968 also gare his heart In Chnsl. He tned to st .1y m wresllmg for a while but God had other plans for him . These plans led to his le:mn~ the rmg and ~01ng into fu llti me evangelism . He has proven to be a drnarnt c, hardhittJng preacher wtlh a Bible ce ntered message ti1at speaks to the hearts of roung and old alike . Pastor Sptr es satd, ·"The people of Faith Gospel Ch urch are glad to give the peop le of thts area a chance to hear thts unustml man of God ." Fa tth Gos-pel Cl1urch IS loca ted on SlHie Rt. 2m GallipoliS Ferry, \\' . Va . results? 773-5352 LANDMARK Exhtbtl for the month of Aprtl , 1978 - OLD BE R GE~ ART GUILD, Arranged by Jan Ga ry, 30 arttsts, Watercolors. ot ls. acrylics. caseins. graphics , all styles . Apri\17, 7:30p.m. - F.A C. Interdepartmenta l Meetmg ; 9 p,m. - F.A. C. Tru stees Meeting, Rive rby . April 30, 2 p.m .-4 p.m. - Parent-Child Workshop,· Penny Moore . Cha trwoman, Riverby. LAWN PEP! LaNr Peo sa '>;gh·mtroge~ SlOw-release 1r"ilizer that N<ll "elp your ia·.... r gr~~;)'""l uo fast ve! feed, 11 011er a !cnq :J(~fiOO ( f 1 me Can be so~""~'' o·,•f r~ co""' ' s._, ....... ~p.r arC · ·iSf' ·soo sa la ~ >.JSf ')'1· •· WEED & FEED IN ONE PASS. with WEED VEX :.~·-'"' .... . . ar ..; :r')a-:; c.;; ' •·• .:.p-_;_s j f,.,.j.<;. • KICKOFF SALE ATHE:\'S - The annual speeJol spnng ktckoff sale of the t\lhen s l.tvestt.ck Sales "·Il l be held at 8 p m. on Monday , Aortl 24. Cattle wtll Th~ t. ,.. · 2 0 1"'l ,,, u ~;: ~ S,. ~ ~b ; P;"" ' CC •. ~ "'..., ' e·~;>,..,...,·n · ;, s :r ~ 1. C· " ~-s J<;,~: f Jr·1 rosrs ~·.pr s COMPARE OUR PRICES ! :. r. · t·O''" ' ~·u,..., ..-1' ur ~.:..s. a .v r ' Keepsake' CLARK'S STORE ANDREW GOLD Fri d ay , May 5, 8: 00 P. M. J ickets On Sale Now S7,SO All Sea ts Rese rved POMEROY LANDMARK J ACK W. CARSEY, MGR . Countie~ • STO RE HOU RS Open 8 · J0 -5: JO Mil l Closes at S p .m . Plus Outlet ~rvi ce rr:HIR ttniA TOIX'.H J.1.{)RJS1' . Call JQ4. J48 ·8070 for Inf ormation CHARLESTON CIVIC CENTER FLORIST l'!.l':l E. MA IN • POM ERO Y, OHIO . ~57t.' PHONE 992·2644 or 992-6298 FREE PARKING ~~:-~ ' SUNDAY !.tiFt\ VETTE White Shrtn<' Insta ll a ti on pn1r ti r e , :1.:H'l p.m. OU R GANC: C.B. CluiJ mem ber sh i p fl lf'(' \ in~ ·) fea tured . Testimonies were shared by Richard Morr is and Pam Bryan a nd the message was aga in brout::ht by F. d Rollins. At the close of the services t wo com· mitlment s were made . All services were backed by the youth choir und er the direction of Mary Bryan and led by Pam Bryan . Other offi ces filled in the church by the youth were as follows: ~u n da y Scho ol Director, Ri chard Morri s; Train ing Un ion Di r eclor, Jack Matthew s ; Sunda y VISITING PROFESSO R - Professor A. Mickunas , Schoo l Secr etary, Ma rgie Assoc tate Professo•· of Phi!oSQphy ~t Ohio U niv er.~ity Thaxton ; Dea cons : Jac k Matthews, Billy Rcm y, Chris Director of "Center for Jean Gebser Studies' ' Ht Ohio Smith, Mark Brya n and Gene Universit y and llern, Switzerland and oriented to cross· Welch ; Usherettes : Vicki ·disciplinary approaches to the study and understa ndin g of cultures is captured as he speaks at Rio Gra nde College. Geor ge, Yvo nne Ja cobs, J oanne J ones and Sa un Mickunas is featured as a visit ing professor for The Communicative Arts department at Rio Grande . Beach. A com bin ed . piz za and Pre senting two lectures a week , lie tells about the cross birthday party 'was enjoyed disciplinar y studies found in the research of culture . Jlr . by the yo uth aft er eveni ng . Jack Hart, communicative arts cha irperson, states, "We are honored to have Dr . Mickunas at the. carnp4s for eren ' servi ces on Wednesday. A skating party was en· sueh a short period of time. His vast knowledge and interesting experi ences make each lecture a truly · joyed by the church 'aiid youth combined at Jackson, thrilling lea rning process." with David Bryan Jr. in charge of devotional ser· vices. On Saturday some of the yo uth pass ed out leaflets advert ising. the beginning of our spr ing reviva l, with ev angelist Glade May from Waverly, Ohio leading the services. In the evening the youth choir ma de an appearance al Hope Baptist Chapel, Midd leport , Sund ay yo uth wee k at French Cil y lltJti sl Church came t o a cl ose with th e church keys being returned lo the pa stor. Jerry Lewis - a gi ft of appreciati on was presented to the pastor by the youthful church leaders. Mo"ri . & Fri . til8 Tu es . Wed . Sat. til5 Thursday til 12 sf4.99· II I I I II .I I ComC: ALI.l POLlS mu nit y Boo kmob ile sl ups announced are: Monday , tl pr<l 10 Pinecrest Ca re Center , 2::103 Lewis Drive. 3: 15·3: 30: Pleasant Vall ey, :1:35-3 55: Wi nters Si al ion. 4-4: !5: Sprin g Va ll ey, 4:25· 4:55 : Fairview.. 5·5 :20 : Rio Grande !Valley Vtew Apt s.l. 5.·106:05 : Rodn ey lltSubd.), 6::156:55 Quail Creek Tr. Park. 7:05·7 :20; Rodney l (Village I, 7::!.\-1: 45, Tuesday. April 11 - Nei gh· borhood Road !Cremeans !, 4: 15·4:45 ; Ad elaide Drive . 4:50-5:05 ; McGuire Subd. r2 locations ), 5: 10-5 :10: Green Acres, 5 : 4 5~ : 10 ; Centenary ( Le m on 's). 6: 15 -6 :35; Fai r fie ld Acres, 6:45-7; Pnrter Brook, 7: 05-7 :20 ; Park Lane, 7:35-<1 : Park Lane Tr, 0' 8:05-11 :25. Th ursda y, Ap ril 13 Northu p 1Niday's i, 2: 15·2 ::!.\; Northu p !New Homes ), 2: 31J. 2:55; Patriot t~ost Office!, 3·20·3:40: Waterloo, 4-4 :20; east of Oak Hill. MON DAY LA J.ECHE l.cag ur ; ·:m p.m. al Patty Cutldington 's. Call Bev Sp!ete 146-1010 or Bel') Crank 675-2716 OHIO Valley llor se Shuw Assn. Horse and T:wk sale . 5 p.m. at Me1~ :-. Count:. ~~a i rg r o und s. Pomeroy . MEH CE HVl L!.F: Gran ~:e. 7:30. Dues to !Ia Ht neman . Ot\PSE mt•el! ng 7::!0 p.m . Nort h Galli a. GA!.l.IPOL! S C'h<~ pt e r O.E.S. He gula r M ec ti n~ 7::10 p.m. ~o m i ng Out Part y Past Matrons l I l 7 .!fl SL: IJE S of Holy !.and , Ad· dt %n Frt•c Wtll BaptiSt. i:30 (l . ll tL ~O \ (i l,l,i-: YB tll.L clm ie fJ ~11 SHuthw~stern H q~h ~~~ hll~d I"Rll lA Y \\ EJ.C()ME Wa ~on \p upl c's lll· trlge . l'hrts Mitchl' ll's. E~V P . 446-7739, i :30 p m. <~ p plicati(lll nwlTI~J g t fur a llten s(' in Gal liu Cu unty Cummun Pleas Cou rt were Tho ma s William J <JhOSi)JL W , GaUtpolis, rrllrrd, ami Hu by E. Holl ey, 65, Ga lltp"lis rf'tlred . P.T.O. TO MEET The Green SchPol P T.O lAlli meet Tuesday, A;ml 11, 1.11 7:30 p.m. at the sdli Jn l h1llowmg the merttng. ! tw fifth and stxlh ~ r•de IJbnds perform . All parl'!lt< and rnt:r11bt• rs ar e invited to rtt· lend . 11111 PEDDLER'S PANTRY CELEBRATESSPRING BY SAVING YOU 30%ON ARABIA, THE CLASSICALLY SIMPLE ... SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL TABLEWARE FINLAND P a t rr~ns. Lime Green, Aqua and Various Prints. __. I AND UP FROM The Uniform Center l .-366 Second Avenue ·- ·- - -·- II I I I II I I Petite. Small, Medium, Large . I , L1 ,..... ... I , .. . .,. ' '·~· ·~ ···· - , .,,. ,o'n ' ~n ' ' ' ••. l' • '• I ' ~·o fl .~ ... '"' Gallipoli s. Oh1o Sta te & Third a ".> BUTTERICV PLEATS I I ·,./ ~·' .%P.Of ~ •n•· • • '·• •" • ~ ll 's Ihal perfecl <im e o f yea r when al l cre al ion renews if sel f and we gals re new our wardrobes , And t his year th e new styles and fabric; arE like a br eath of spri ng if sell So sw ing on over to ou•- s t or e a nd lei us help you 111 Ihe fu n ol crea ting your own personal ex p ression of Spring 1978! I Navy, Red, Lemon Yellow, v• 1 < ' Swllfl~~~siift . Dusters • Hnd rr1n W8rd's in Ka naug~1. APPLY FO K LICF:NSE c;At. LI POJ.J S ·- !\'l:Jkllle! Initiation and rl'frPshment s. VrtPra ns Memor ial Hospital Admitted Wil liam Searls, Middleport ; Ella Scarbrough, Long Bott om: Goldie Wolfe. Long Bottom: Geneva Wise, Middleport . Di scharged Wilbu r Napper, Brenda Roush , June Gardne r. Geo r ge Molden , Ma ry Howe ll, Clifford llm wn , Mary Pickens. · AND $1500 m1le H~ ;ru F.so ,w 1PAST MATHONS of Vtnton {)[S meet ~ I rs. C'lydc Donahue's, 7:30p.m RIVERSIDE St udy CluiJ at Mrs. Claud Shahan . I p.m KNIG HTS of P~1hias Rank Work , All member s anend. Hefreshment. 8 p.m. Gl\E EN SC HOO!. PTO. 7::10 Cadmus Cross ftoads, 1:4().5 : p.m. at lhc schoo l. Gall ia, 6~ : 20 : Centerpoint. 6:40-£ :55. Cent crvti! P, 7:10- WEDNESDAY GF.T t\CQUA!I\TED cxoffee at 7:30. Pam Tcrrini WekunH· Wagon 10 a.m . HSV P HfoPLEASANT VALLEY 44115. DISCHA RGED - Samuel Be nnett , Gall ipoli s : Mrs . Herb er t Du nn an d son, Che shi re; Brad y Dun ca n, Apple Grove ; Euge ne Hanes . Point Pleas a nt ; Jan et Williams, Vinton ; Mrs . Donald Kav , New Haven: Wyndall Edmonds, Ashton ; Mrs. Nettie Duncan , Gallipolis Ferry ; William Dye , New Hav en; Ruth Dau gherty, Bidw ell. Coffee Coats I I Grt 1\T TIILI\SilA V 1\0\l', !·: v i'nitctl :11et iludis: w.. m('n at t..hurch at 7:JOp m Elva fl , lbn,ok. hostess. FA !H 1! ,\ VF:N United ML"ihodts1 Women at Mrs. Bookmobile stops set . I Parish S u nd ay . ,-------··--··- ·-· - ·- -.-·-·----------, Let us put yo~r. wedding in bloom. Charge Cert i fied Check s or Money Or der s Knows & Gardens! • We Ac cept Ban~Am e r i card - Master Charge , And Buckeye Go ld Cards C1vic Center & All E NT AM Outlets • Order By Mail Now Do ily C·O ENTAM- Reynold s St ., Cha r leston , W. Va . lSJOI MaSOII, W. Va• . m~ , SUN DAY JUNIOR Youth committee meetin g, Gallipolis Chri stian Church, 8 p.m. TUESDAY LAD IES Uplift Ga lli poli s Christian Church, 7 p.m. WEDNESDA Y EDUCATION AL Committee meetlng , Gallipolis Christian Church, 8 p.m . an ci5 Flor isL your " wedd ing s pec ta li sl 5" now offer a second service to br ides to be. Now VOlJ I"! can combine you r wedd ing flowe rs . and pho tographs int o one pa ckage . We can now ott e r a professionally arranged and photograp hed weddi ng . A mem be r of our staff i5 tra ined and exper ienced in weddin g photog raphy . He offer s formal5 . ca sua ls , m istys . double ex pos ures and speci al effec1s. Slop by for complete deta ils , SPECIAL GUEST ta •e. n") ' Nilh Compare our s Servu'lg Me1g'S, Galti a and Ma son Phone 99l l i BJ [NTUHAINM f N1 AM U~( M (NT CO DOLLY PARTON prfi· .r; ... ·dr,:..-s,s ~,(t.-r,j,) ')'T"J' ==:; PR f SENTS PLANT PEP. .. DOES WHAT IT SAYS ' •(l~~r, be aecepted on Sunday afternoon at I p.m. and nn ~ onday from 8 a .m. to 5 p.m They rna) also be consigned by ca lling 593-2322 or 69&-1331. !!!!!IEH~l£111!!1~~ .. Jljf .. ,, ::. Jr"' .' ~ ' r6aiol~ r5o1fu~ USE bag Point Pleasant Mary Gress and Carol Lyo ns of Carol 's Coiffu res have just returned from Pittsburgh where they attended advance cutting & design seminars with Ha :r by Rorga. Carol and Mary oat e exciting new cuts to give yo u fo r that new look for spring and summer. Call For Appointment FAST r;:o. f The Sunday morn ing services consi sted of youth fillin g every ufli ce and teaching all classes in the church. Th e following classes were \aught by" th e youth. Nursery · Robin George, Sa un Beach and Patty Denny, 4-5 year-old · Nikk i Thaxton and Jodie Lew is, !·2nd grade • Ed Rollins and Jack Mal· thews. 3-4th grade · Vicki George and Mark Bryan, 56th grade • Scott Lewis and Tamie Thaxt on. J r.-Sr. " PERFE CTION grades - Denise Denney an d George . Yount Adult • GUARA N TEED Rita Ri chard and Kathy Morris. Adult - Pa m Bryan and Gene Welch. These offices also ca rr ied over to Tra inin g Union in the evenin g. At the close of Sunday · School th e yo uth then prepared to bring the morning wor ship ser vices . Spe ci al sin_gin g was presented by a girls' en· semble which consisted of Yv onne Jacobs, Jodie Lewis, Joanne · Jones, Terry · Dotson and Nikk i Thax ton, The second speci al was a duet presented by Pam Bryan and Scutt l ..cwis. Th e third group was led by Hita George with Vicki George, Patty Denn ey and Robin George. These groups were accompa nied at the piano by Den ise Denney. Farther on into the services a personal testimony was given fUowi~tf'N"'J D i2 n~ u\J Rtnll' by Patty Denney and the message was delivered by 12 Ch o, t' n to ht: l' hl'mhl'll year old Ed Rollins, After the fu r 11 hfc1 1n1t: . •tn<.l rnn n: .. yo ur ptrft·c t K crr~a l r hymn of invita tion was sung, l' ngagc rn cn l dt it lllll ll d nin e per sons had made guiua ntct:d n1 wnt1n!5 ,wd committments to Jesus. pe r man t: n tly rt: gJ~ It:rnl Coming back in the evening serv<ces, the training union wbich had 47 persons present, was opened by Tr aining JEW~LRY Union Director Jack Mal· thew s, Each training union class was taught by a young 342 Second Aw e . person, Gallipolis, 0 . Spec ia l s in gin g wa s We!:re Back Want 1 GALLI POLIS The French City Baptist Youth wee k convened al Sunday services with the changing of lea dership from the present to the "youth" of the church. Keys lo the church were presented to Ed Rollins, 'PIIstor ; Pa m Bryan, song leader and Margie Thaxton, current presidflll t of the youth by the pastor, J erry Lewis. scopt.' 45690 applt,:a..-: Youth take over servtces at French City Baptist 675-3000 ! Post Commander Dovel T. M)'ers i 1) .1nd President of the V.F. W. Auxiliary, Pnst 44(;~, Mary Pauline My~rs, l r 1Pl'l'SCnt thetr checks to Ea rl ~eff 'c 1forth'' Holz er Medico! Ct·nit·l' Pediatric Toy Fund for the month ••f April. • MOBILE HOMES 3411 Jackson Ave. - Wars of the Uni ted States. Prost 4464 and the .IJJ dics Auxiliary to I he V.F .W. of the Unil crl Stat es, P ost 4454 , lucat ed in Gallipoli s al the rear of J:!! Third Avenue. O! ovcl '1'. Myers, Post Comma mlct· and Mrs. Ma ry Pauli ne Myers, President of the Ladies Au xili ary sha red equa lly Ill giv ing th eir sup-. porl In the April Toy Fund. · This money will be used for Ihe purchase of bnth items for the Ped iat ric Playroo m as well as fur toys and ~ ames that rhildren who are confi ned to their room s will ha ve vvcdlablc in order tn make th eir hospital stay mure enjoyable . Anyone interest ed in co ntributing to eithe r of these fund s should contact Earl Neff at 1113 Teodora Avenue in Gall ipoli s. Joan Wood (I ) presents a check to Earl Neff (c) on behalf of herse lf and her husband , Fred Wood, (r), contribu ting to !he Holzer Medical Center Pedil!Jric Television Fund , providing free television for the children who are hospitalized during the month of April. K. &K Rabr ." .June 12; " Nutrit iO n U IL:'ICIL TO MF:ET WA\'ERI.Y - An annual meeung of the So uth ern Ohio than 3.000 ~rnu ps tn the Hegwnal Council on lmted States and othe r Alcoholism whtch includes co untrtes All suggested members from the ten co unty mformat111n 1s backffi by ii area of Adapls, Bro wn, Professional Adrtsorv Board Ga!IIa . Htghla nd, Jackson, of 34 Spi'cwilsts And ha s be~n l.(lv.Tence, Pike . Ross, Scioto. fuund to be helpful by hun· and Vinton is planned for dreds of t housands nf Fnday. Apr< ! H . Thts muthers and bab1es. h;to.queL meeting wi ll be held La Leche l.cagur be~an in at the Lake Whit e Club 1n Chica~o suburb 20 1·ears ago , Waverly. All Reg10nal and when ntH' muthcr who hetd Cuuntv Co und l members are nursed her baby , helped lflYited to attend this armual <:ln!)lht•r \\hQ \\ anted to meeting. For additional Ill · breast feed ft~ rmatwn cnntact Ron Exper t<lnt mo thers . ~lever s. SORCA, !05 East mothers wtth n~w babtes. Second St .. W aver l~. Ohio See Ours! Television Fund were Juan and Fred Wood oft he W a u ~h · Ha lley - Wood Fu neral Directors, Inc .. locatc'll Ht 810 Second Av enue m Galli po lis. Their gift makes it possible to provide fr ee television for a11 of' the chi ldren who will be hospita lized in the Pediatric Unit at Holzer du ri n ~ the month of Apr il. Jointly sponsoring the Toy Fund for the month of Apr il are· the Vetera ns or Foreign Stop At K & K. OUR QUALITY AND PRICE ARE ALWAYS BEST Tli c~r J b LL!J prondcs breastfcedm~ tnf11 rm atwn and en · eou ra gement thmu!.!h more " When If You Are Looking ForA Mobile Home and· Weaning." Jul y 10. All meetmgs wtl l be held at the home of Pa ll ~ Ct1ddi ngtun. ~56 Fourth Av enue. do I start &1llrl.s 'J These Ga lltpoils. Ohto at i :30 p.m. questiOns and ot her s wtll be B ab~es are welcome to ac· dtscussed mfonnally at our company their mothers . For meet s led by Be,· Splete and more mformat ion please call Bctsr Crank. Bcv Splete HIHOJO ur Betsy I.a. l.t•c he Leag ue ,, f Crank 675-2776. Gall< J~Jiis •s affthat l•d wnh the La J.eche League In· rerna11onal. a non-seetannn. non-profit o r~amza11on wh!eh Give Flowers . I ... Anyt1me. GALLIPOI.IS - The Apr il donat.ions to the Holzer Medica l Ce nt er Pedi at ric Television and Toy Funds arr. cp nlributi ons from continuing and dedica ted sup· porters of these worthwhile hospital projects on behalf uf the childr en who a re hospitalized. Making a presentation ,.f the check for th e Apr il Mrs. Ed Rau" and Tom Saunders. Mike and Cheryl Rauh sang Happy Birthday . Mrs. Russell makes her 1 · ft d home with her daughter, Mrs. card s, severa gt s a n fl owers fr om her m a ny B. R. King of Porter. She Is friends . She received visi ts st ill active and attends Mt from her grandchildren and Olive Church. Kreat _ granchildren_. Way ne Belli' Heavlin and Lmda Sue of Rockford. Ill and J ea nne . Harmon a nd da ught ers , Linda Sue Falls and Katie REUNION SET f D Falls o ayton. GALLIPOLIS If On March 29 a pizza party arrangemenls can be made, a was held for her. Attending spectal reunion for the 1963 were Tom Saunders, Mr. and graduat ing class at Kyger Mr s. Ri chard Mounts of Creek High School will be Bid well , Rev. a ni:l Mrs. held this sum mer. Cla ss Samuel Thompso n of Rio members sho uld contact Don d Grande, Kathy Roberts. an Wa rehime at Wa rehim e IJ oyd Hut chons. Funeral Home, Upper River A birthd ay dinn er w ~:~s Rd . or Dale Rothgeb, Jr., prepared by Mrs. Russell by Ga IIi polis Daily Tribune for her famil y and friends. Cak e further information. It will be and ice cream were se rved. the d ass' 15th anniversary. Those present were: ~r . an d S\"l\'la. llli.li'I'H'd tt1 ('lwstL' I' Hlt't.'. cJisu -;:: t'l l l'l.tll'rl~ 11f .\liddll·pol't,IH-1'-.I.>l·t.•n ~ t'tl l'!'UII~ :::: wJtl l hL'r tlllll' <tllll t~iiL:Ilt rwt tll ily 111 Si ·1 1U!Illg but llltltlll'I'OI't:: iill llH IIUil:--. . , ( Slw h<t:-; s ptrll l'lllll l tiL· s~ lwu r;, a ..,., ctJI· kl'ltll' fu1 till· lJrutt>tl :\ppL·cll Fu nd. ha ~ ·-: tilL' :.i u r t h~\'L'~t (;t•urgw (;Jrl S('i'llt Cu unrtl. l nc. of :\l lan \1:1 . {;H . S\"ln c(~ G 1r l Srou t expt.•I'IL'Hn·:- lwrt• not l.x.·l'·n t't.·.-,tnctt•d t11 :\ ilrtlawst l ;t•or.l !la Cuunt·Jl. Sht' <tl'<.:olnpanJl't! tw 11 !r11op.-. ·~~r g1rl..., to Our Clwh.·t 111 S\' Jtll·Jiand . :Jttt•ndt·d tilt · (;uldt•fl .JuiJJ it't' Huundup 111 HNl~ 111 m ot her s, ~ randm othc r s . newly-weds. or certified leaders come joi n us and express your questions rilld ll p 1r11 0r1S at our di SC USSIOn of : tlH' l!l~7-7 R T hi l llb for toy and TV fund l ll l·:ct:-:1 1\mlt,l;a fur exper ienced meettngs consist of Yu l untl~c r s n. ·n tH liS<.'t'd about thl' lukl' wlnl'h sill' led up lilt• ,\ppalal'inan Trml . lilt' 2!1J steps of the JA·a 1n1Jg Tt!we r of Pl sCl ~,·li i dl ~ ht· climbed Wi lli lite .<c·uoto. tilt• da,l ' he dunned a duwn su i\ filr tht• bln'lltt•n nt alct.•lelm·.ttiun Ill (; eoP 1 J ~l uf Cl u wnDa~ , thl' ca!HI!Il~ tnps " cmd tht• nlitny l'alll i>·uuts. S\ h-Ja 's ~l'outmg ca.rt't.T bt·ga n wllt'n her dat;gil ler, su,wt.IJt•Cilllle" Sl'UOL SnSHili S no\r 111<HT1ed tmd lws twu d ultlren, Clm· tu n. Sl'\' l'fl. ;md EmJI~ .Jt:an. Ul ll'. ami slw nnd hc.·r husband. ( ;t'tl l' l!l' ctwrn brrs. liVt' HY CHARLEN E HOF. f'J.I (' IJ :11! 0D LEPOHT- Twellly·t ll o rt•ar' of WlSt.'lf 1sh sernn• tu g1 rls un tlll'l'l' cunlHICilb ha s e~mwtl fur Syl"w \ l d~ l' l Htt-c till' lu~ hl' s t~ w ;ml ft•f' \'uluntt:t•r :-.t'l'\"ll'L' 111 (~Jrl Sn,ut Jilg . ~1 r ~ . Ri ce. u 11;;!11\'t' of MHidl t• !hWt. wa:, Hussell ce lebrated her 86th :;:: birthday on April 1. Mrs. .·.· Russell rece ived 42 birthday ::: o·t· pt. -:1 >~ "\ l; - Elizabeth Chapel Churrh, located off Route 218 at Raccoo n Creek bridge, c c !::~e· to hear the Bride of C1~r ist Singers Sunday evening. April9 at 7 p.m. Th is ..:: . r.>:;:; •.• i all born-again people who know the Jesus they sing about. Pasloc Alfred .~'- -.:it ~ thE> public . ::~: tlt·sn<bed liet· "' IJe tng "' l'c,uut'L'eful with well a,;i <pee·<:•I <~iJtllll to rela te til all Ite r lt·tlll,·r:-.. ;t nd rt p rtlfes~ l onttl o-tl\Jtudt· ami atTll\111\<-tLJJI!t~ GALLIPOLI S- Mrs: Clara :::: ····::: grt·<tl < ldJnllll.~t r CAtl\'t' capa01htiL'S i.i:-, ·· ., , · -. (;ontribution received .·.· till' .'t'<l r:-.. •. , , 1 Jll'l'~eltt;tll un 1o ,,1r~. 11.ll't' ln n l;:tr;:m g \It' ;tl thl' am1uc.ll Cou ncil tlll'l'llllg , ufft l.' ICl!s ~ • 1!-0--;The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 ... _,.,.· .. :··,::::·:< ::::.:::::::<::;:.:,::::::.:.· .:-.:-::::::::::::::::::::.; ······.····.···· .::.:. :::::::::::· '" I I 1 - - - - - - Gallipolis·, Ohio _ _1 A new 1nno vali on in home Sl'wtng 1 Per manen tly pleate d light we 1ght k'1 1t S1mpl'y cut t o desi rl:!-d waist sile shor ten and sew on s1de scam Anyone can do 11 1n 30 minutes! Sw1ng ing plea ts arc th e new sprmg rage Bt t he yar d , by th e in c h, pre -pack age d Ve ry in e xpe nsive a n d quick . SHIRRING We have sa lt prints and your favor ite sol1ds skirred in permanent press fabrics for qu ick , easy one sea m sewing . l ong and shor t st yles with ruffled hem s and straps . Sold by the inch ex pan els.· P a nels $7 .99 eac h 39c .t o 70c per inch GABARDINES & QUIANAS Se lec1 a swinging s ummer outfi t from our larg e sele ctio n of co lo r ma t ch e d gabar d ines and Qianas . Pastels . brights, ar ,: fa s hiona b le ka ik is . 54" to60 " priced fr om S3.98 yd . French City Fabric Shoppe > Ga lli pol is , 85 Court Singer Approve d Deal e r Open 9 a .m .-5 p.m . Tues., Wed ., Th urs . Sa t . Open t i I 8 Mon. & Fri. Nil es o. �·~·". ' - -- ,... ., '· '. . "'· ' • ~-'Phe Sunday By Times-Sentinel , Sllllday, Apri19, 1978 Teacher workshop announced ATHENS - What should classroom teachers do if they ~re threatened by a student '1 This question and others inVolving disciplin~ will be discussed on Aprill7 and 24 in v two-part televised work~op on --reacher Values and Discipline " for junior and senior high school teachers. Th e fir st SCSSI On, ~ "Problems ln. Disciplin e," will explore teacher values and attitudes as they relate to various discipline problems. Tri gger films will show disciplinary encounters between students and teachers and ask for possible solutions. " Dealing with Defiance" is NO, I. DON'T FEEL L.IKE the topic for the second Verble; Dr. Charl es 1... Thompson, Department of session. on April 24. Part icipa nt s will have the Psychology and Guidance, opportunit y to transmit University of Tenpessee ; and questions tu a panel of ex- Dr. Frank Bickel. Departof Education. perts durtng each workshop ment , . . as 1think abvut the inner beauty and stength that lies session and receive answers University of Kentucky . Both sessions of the in a f cm~l e- h~inalc relatllmsllip. over the air. This is the yea r that SI!Wthe coming uf age concerni ng Panelist s for the fir st workshop will be held in sessio n are: Margaret Room 254, Radio-Telev ision su.-!1 rl•lationship;s . Twu of the biggest box orricc sellers, Verble, College of Education, Buildi ng, College Street, "'.lulta "' and "' The Turning Point", dealt with the special emoUniversity of Kentucky: Dr. Athens. from 5: 15 to 7 p.m. tions native to the friendship of women. 1 ca n identify strongly with the female psyche. And why Ri c ha rd Kind sva tter, There will b<' a $5 registration shuuldn 'tl. unc might ask. Simply because most women aren't Departmen t of Seco ndary fe€ to cover the cost of 1<1ught tu rt• late (u other women. Often we arc bvund to~ethe r Education. Kent State mate rials. IJy till' human condition. We share an empathy for life's sufferTo register. contact Tom University; and Marth a i ng and littll· ' else. Kanapaux, President-Elect, S t a elk , A p p a I a c h i an Accurdill!-! tu G1L1ria Stcinem, lbc fuminls't movement has South Carolina Educat ional EducatiOn Satellite Pmject ;tllowcd her tu d1sruve r her "Sisters''. So much for the moveCoordinator, at 593-3511 or 1Associa tion . Panelists the B00-282-4401. toll-fr~ for Ohio IIIL'llt . followin g week are : Ms. I was encountered rece ntly. concerning my view~ on the residents . F:.H.A. Caught off guard. the on ly "era" I could think of involvl<I doing laundry. My views are nght, embarrassingly fa r right. If more time ,,cnergy cmd money were !:ipt::nt un improv~ ing ti ll' qua lily of lire fur Americans, then we might be moving pla ces. If we wotTied more about proper health care fur the elderly, proper food and Sl!nitary li ving conditions for our rhldrcn. than over if we should use Miss or Ms, then we could scl' Jnilt•stuncs. Like Lillian m "J ulia" I know the bitterswcetness of a llung fricndship which can't depend on time or distance . My bestest high sehoul fri el\d, Gina, was often the center uf my strength . We wc1·e thrown together in a life which dould have go ne a tliUUSI!nd other ways . Together we shared the pain or growing up and leaving home. For all the hazy days spe nt dn·iuning, I woul dn 't trade the world in exchange. She was gotug to work in the San D1cgu Zoo and I wanted to be a D.C. suc1 ctl worker. Wllcn we gre w up, if indeed we hHVt yet, she went into the nnl itar y ami I entered the fourth estate. Neither S<J W their rcspc!'li vc path as a shattered dream . But the tlreams we1·e so rc<JI and so driving, just the way they should 0 D MY. ha ve been i:il l7. I I How A Good Thing Gets Around. ·-u Come See Yourself We crisscrossed tile ~u unlry in those years after high school. Other fricndships were made but we managed to stay 111 touch, writing frantic letters alwut new loves, new interests. We managed two meetings in our "nati ve " Virginia within ftvt· ye<n·s . Both meetings were spent giggling and riring thoUSI!Illls of questions to each other. We moved through the days like a F'ren~h painti ng Like the earth around us, we were l'U illing alive. evulv111g into our own person. We wert fresh and v11Jr<Jnl and beautiful. Never again will there be such a time. Fur a while we lust touch. misplaced addresses or wlwtcvcr. There wa s much despe ration when we finally reach''' cad1other. Her last letter was bubbly as she raved abvu l l~t·r five month old marriage and her new ca reer. At the end, on a note uf st•riousness, she stated , 'I was so a fr~i d i'd lost you. 1Atst' 1 Never. Like a painting ur any other art Conn, it's bt.•cJJ prcsl'rvcd - kept in our hearts and in our minds forever. Lunch Menus MENU GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS Monda y, AprillO - Beanee Weanee. tossed sa lad , sliced pea ches, bread and butt er, one-half pint milk . Tuesday. April 11 - Blue Devil burger wj th pi ckles, fr ench fries, buttered ca rrots, ice cream. one-ha ir pin t milk . Wednesda y, April 12 Baked steak . ma shed pot atoes with gravy, sliced pears, bread and butter, onehalf pint milk . Thursday, April 13 Si<1ppy Joe on bun, cole slaw, but tered spin ach, pota to d11ps, one-half pmt milk . Friday, Aprill4 - Hot dog wilh meat sau ce, green beans. butt ered corn . Jello I )\ \ ~\ I salad, one-half pint milk. Monday , April 17 ~" Blue Devil bur.ger with _, pickle.s., cheese sticks, buttered, peas, applesau ce, une- half pine milk . Tuesday , April 18 - Ham and bea ns. tossed sa lad , cornbread and butt er, ice · t m•'lk. cream, one-ha If pm Wednesday, April 19 _ Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, sliced peacheS , br ead and butter , one-half pint milk . Thursday, April 20 _ Hot dog with meat sauce, green IJeans, buttered corn , puddin• , one-half pint milk. • Friday, April 21 - Beef barbecue on bun , cole slaw , buttered ca rrots, potato dli ps, one-half pint milk. Choice of whi te or dlocolate milk. Sl~N~ AOOTHER r<co.ID -·----....·- ·-I· I . 8-7- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 Cong resfl ional interes t in MON DAY veterans. UNITED Methodist HARRISONVILLE Order Women , Heath Church, Mid- of East em Star 2:i5 Tuesday 8 dleport. Monday, 7:30 p.m. at p.m . Presentations of 25 yea r lhc church. Mrs. Ru1Je1i pins. Final date to pay dues. Byers to be p1'ogram leader, POMEROY Chamber or _I Mrs, Roscoe Wise, the devu- Commerce Tuesday noon at lionalleader. SUNDAY Meigs Inn . POMEHOY PTA, 7:30p.m. MEETING of Meigs Girls' SYRACUSE PTO Tuesday Softball League, both junior Munday at•the schooL School 7:30 p.m. at schooL Refr esh· and senior divisions, 4:30 patrol to be recognized. Of·, ments. p.m. today at R,oyal Crown firers to be eleCted with seWINDING THAll. Ga rden garage, N. Second Ave ., cond and lhil'd gra de parents Club. Tuesday at the home of Middleport; all teams asked lo be greeters and hostesses. Mrs. Pat Thuma. Each A nursery willue provided. to be present. member is to take a package TUESDAY uf ,.;eds. The program by DAN HAYMAN a nd MEIGS COUNTY Chapter Mrs. Marjorie Walbum will Country Hymntimers, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 53, DAV , meeting Tuesday, lJc on compcmiun p!Cintiugs nights at Fairview Christian 7:30 at home on Butternut ami trap plants. ArTangcUnion Church on Allee Road, Ave ., Pomeroy. Election of men t of the month is two miles .from Ewlnglo. officers . Attendance.required " Mysteries in Space" with to keep charter · and Iris Kelton lobe the judge. Public invited. . MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY · Pioneer and Histori ca l Society meeting, 7:30p.m. Monday at Meigs Museum, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. LETART PT O meet ing, 7:30 p.m. at Letart Falls Elementary Schoo l ;ith representatives from th e Meigs Health Department to be speaker. 1WIN CITY Shrine Club Monday 7:30 p.m. RefreshFLORIDA NEW ments. RUTLAND PTO Monday 7 p.m. Taking part will be the · Brownies and Girl Scouts. Class having most · grandparents present will receive a $5 award . MEIGS Athletic Boosters Monday . 7:30 p.m. at high school. LA LE CHE Leag ue meeting, 7: 30p.m. Monday at home of Patty Coddington. NEW CROP • FLORIDA Anyone needed information caU Bev Splete 441HOIO or Betsy Crank, 675-2776. I 1. Social OF U/?Q.O,JCOU Ya.J< BoAT". I - . "" ,_. ' " • /') . ....., . . . RACHEL BALES TURNS TWO - Rachel Sue Bales, ~aughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' Ralph Bale'S, celrbrated her .>econd birthday on March 19, at the home of her parents In Rulland. Attending the celebration wer e her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gibbs and Kevin, Rolland; Mrs. Irma Bales Route I, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks, Shelia and Travis, Route 4, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. George Markin and Jeremy, Route I, Cheshire. Refreshments of cake, icc cream, soft drinks and cuf· fcc were served. Officers installed POMEROY-New officers were installed at a recent meeting uf the Meigs TOPS Club I Take Off Pounds Sensibly1 held at the Pomeroy F'i rst Baptisl Chu rch . Tile new "offt c •rs ~ r e Theresa Wuod , leader ; Joan Eads, co-leade l'; W and~ Faul k, secretary; Virginia Dean, treasurer: Carolyn Black, weight recorder, and Betty Sayre, assisumt weight recorder. It was noted that Virginia Dean is lhe divisiomt l winner in TOPS. with Marsha Huutlashelt taking first place in the Fourth Division, ~ nd Carolyn Black lak ing second place . In the Firth Division, Connie Bales was first place winner .. Meigs County queen . was Theresa _\'lyuds. and , · Ne llie Grover was the ruiinerup. Plans were made for a yard sale durin g the meeting. It was noted that !he dub now has 61• members with several new members bei ng added in the past few weeks . Meetings are held each Tuesday at the Pomeroy C.11Urch with weigh-in lime bci ng 6:30 and the meeting tune being 7 p.m. Anyone in!crested in TOPS as a means uf !using we1ght is in vllc<l to telephone Mrs. Delores Hawk , 992-7202 for additional Ch u,;lom , M!_!li!C;Hl F ood , plus o ld - l astl !p ncft Icc CHw rn , Jnrt Ot• vp D• s ~1 P1cs fiPt li!Clti !Qn s n o ~" bl'! !l< J t,rk1•n l o r Co un rv. St ,'tt r .tllrl lnd ,v •dual h ilm. h ,c; r ·~ $10,000 - $40,000 CASH INV ES lM ~N T f~ EOU IH ED & t/r •lll' 0l'U SI' I V!(f' Jorn lo1CPS w •tll Ame ncu"i rww c ~ t Ids \ lood cont.t' lll W e h 'J ! UI() S! l ·f i O VV n, t fll•:t' OU I d t•s' 'l'lt'd w• rl1 ;u1 old -fa,lwHI••rlloo "Will II !fll •l i!I H·d. 1\·r· Ill OVId!' SI IC )!' I [!C II OII, Cl;!l', l l d\ tiU!l ,!IH I 1-800-531 .7386 "'--••" ... ' A.6'·<'"' , ~I&' ~~~ , Adult books released by the Ga llia Co unly Distric t Libraryon Apr. 6 wer e: FiveMinute Marriage , Jua n Aik en; Quasar , Qu asar Burning Bright, Isaac Asimov; The Killing in the Market, John Ball with Beva n; In the Nigh! Season, Christiaan Barnard; Sta ined Glass. William F. Buckley. Jr.; A St ranger Is Watchi ng, Mary Hi gg ins Clu rk: A Dream Apart, I.Alsley Egan ; The Angry Tide, Winston Graham : A Prince of a Fellow, Shelby Hearon: The World Acco rding to Ga rp. J ohn Irving; Scruples, Judith Krantz ; Dead Ey e, .John · Re€SC. Adult Non-Fiction - The Book of Danie l, Anchor Bible ; The Senate Nofiody Knows, Bernard ASbell ; No More Here & There: Adopting the Older Child, Ann Carney; Hello, I Must Be Going; Grouch o and His Friends, Charl otte Chandler ; Actualizations: You Don't have to Reh earse to be Yourself, Stewart Emery : Inner Skiin g. W. Ti mothy Ga llway; The Cou ntry Music Quiz Book, Don Humphrey s, Design for Needlepoint and Latch Hook Ru~. Dorothy Kaestner ; Charlie Chaplin, John McCabe ; A New Life Plan : A Guide for the Divorced Woman, Louise Monta gue; The Dia r y of Vikenty Angaro v, Vict or Muravin ; On Photography, Susa n Sontag: Silen t Missions, General Vernon A. Wa lt ers; The Compu lsive Over-Eater : Seven Steps to Thin Sanity , . Geo rge F. Christians. ORDER BY MAIL NOW LDflf nA I Y~IN 00 CMC C~ Nli:.R fl1YN1illS~TRrE1 .C HARLESl0.J W Vf1 lSJOI CE.R!tr rED OEC<S OR t-.\ "lr Jf Y ~UH$ O..t 1 C.OU J'1B 0070 FOR N~1QJ MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM KEEPSAKE , Wants to Preserve In Pla stic y our• . 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Store Hour s: 9: 30 to 5: 00 Monday thru Saturday, due to Energy Crisis unmts takably conn1e. TUESDAY, APRIL 25 8:00P.M. TICKETS ON SALI NOW ............. P\U' OVI LU U"IIICI ~· <A~"<lN~ IJ "f S[~Y[ D WI 00 I ' 00 AL l 5( .. 1$ CIVIC Cl!oil lll ~1'10 t U CNIC r.INTfA C" ~llOf a E,IT._IOI Tl; o..ll r>ll llt.fS c o ~~ TifOO ION Clv.: (.( MIEA ONI! Cl ~ lt Cf.NIF'l N. ._H tj~JHI IMl iOH ct !-! IIFII O o«'CI\S Oil lo'OI'I Y ~ r. ~l.l rQP ~ll' ()flt.o..o !ION tiM d (IO HUNTINCTM r!'iiC CUTER w v ~ Ul~' projects and interest in the meetings and a speaker fur a future meeting . The next meeting will be at Ga\l ia Schoolhouse April IL Ad· visors are Poster Lewis and Mary Jane . McNeaL Members present were Lori ' i' CHESTER - Spend ing Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe were their children and grandchildren.. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe, ""n Denny, of AkrQn; Mrs. Marl ene Thompson of ., Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe , son Ricky , daughter , Mr . and Mrs. Frank Pannell of Belpre: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Van Meter,· Granville, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clary, son Derek of Newark ; Mr . and Mrs . Henry . Hartman, daughter Carla, local. The dinner was prepared by the ramily due to their mother's illness, .also' helping was Clara Conroy. Other guests for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy and Mra. Allee Dodson and Teresa Cogar, Guysville. Guests caUing in afternoon were Rev. and Mrs. Amos Tillla of RuUand and Mrs. Ellen Buuey and daughter. They received caUs from Mr. and Mrs. Verne Weber of McAllen, Texas and Mr. and · Mrs. Durward Conroy of Memphis, Tenn., wishing the !amily a Happy EaMer. King voted in club. We pi cked project s and talked over activities for summer. The next meeting will be at Kathy and .Jenny Thaler 's Th ursday April 20 at 7 p.m. Advisors · arc Jan1 ce Pettus and Virginia Crem ean s. Mem bers present were Kathy llw ler , Jenny Thaler , !Jtri _F'i sher, Kem Hemph ill , She rri Hardyman. A guest prese nt was Mr s. Becky Slone . - Reporl er SheiTt llardyman. Ruck IIIII Ha nchers met April I at Glenn and Pat Elliot t's. Lynn e Lewis presid ed. Chad lewi s led pled~e to HI and Melody Ta te to the flag . Lynne Lewi s h<ld chCJrge of the prog ram. . U.S.D. A . INSPECTED ARMOUR u Roast . Parts Boneless Boneless Flat Cut · tNCLUDIS: • 2 Breast Otrs. W/Bocl • 2leg Qtrs . W/Back • 2 Necks - 2 Pkgs . Gible!s $ "· Sirloin Tip ~~Chiellen Steak Officoers are president, Lynne Lewis : vice president, Scott Lewis and vice president Wa yne Lewis; secretary, Melody Tate ; new~ rtJlorter, Eugene Bates; treasurer, Scott Elliott; recreation leader, Chad Lewis; Julie HaU, fund-ra ising comm.; Wayne Lewis , Lynne Lewis, -Scott E lli ott and Melody Tpte. The next meeting will be at Lewis home at 6:30p.m. April 15. Advisors a re Glendon and Pat Eliiott. MemiJer s present were Lynn e Lewis, Sclltt Elliot!, Chad Lewis, Melody Tate, Wayne Lewis, Scott Lewis. Absent were Eugene Bates and Julie HaiL - Reporter Eugene Bates. ARMOUR u STAR BEEF 7~7'~ Sirloin Tip lb. lb. c , Chicken $1 t! 79 Breasts .. ... " 99 Cube Steak . . ..... , .• " , Frying • "" $ n Whole Beeffor Stew ........ " $1 u Fryers .... .. " 49 Chick ens , . ,~~'t. 59 ""' Sirloin Tip Roast ••••• , , • "· 1 New books released r----:-~",,~--------:--8~S.-lA"Miii1 1 •'~ '' summer, 'also on work <ir Sweet Corn l i!hl ll c• ny , II yOLJ f n1• l y ou co u ru (111 .1 rdy, c.rll TO LL. H -1 1 ( i1tfur1natiun. .t~>"'~~ · Ga lli a Cloverett es 4-H Club met April 4 at Gall ia Schoolhouse. Ross McNea l,. presiden t, pres ided. Anna Miller led devotions and Rose McNeal had charge of the program. Mike Lewis led the club in the pledge lo the flag. Ed Cox led pledge to 4-H flag . Sorne discussion was made about a club activity for the 1 Calendar I ). for a ·constitutiOn and a pr ogram buok. The next meeting Will be Apirl 27 at Cox, Ed Cox, Hobin Kan- ., Mrs. Becky Scott's. Members ni ard, Vil etta Kanniard. pr ese nt were !leth Berki ch, Vin cent Kanniard, Deb bie Kelly Hem phill , Julie Scott · Miller, Greg Miller, Teresa and Angie Betz. A guest Miller, Anna Miller, Shell y present was Lesley Martin. Miller, Rose McNeal, Jerry Reporter Janice Eva ns. Lewis, Mike Lewi s. Denise Woolum. Aguest present wns Northu p Lftssics met Tommy Miller. - RcptH1er March :n al Hucky Slune's. Teresa Miller. Lori r'isher and Kathy Th aler presitletl. Jane t l'l'ltu s and Hardy Girls 4-H Club met Virginia Cremea ns presided. March 30 at Mrs. Becky Officers are Ka thy Thaler . Scott :S. Kri st in e Shupe president: Lori Fisher, vice presided and Mrs. Becky president; Kern Hemphill , Scott had charge of th e secreta ry-1 rea surer: Sheryl program . Amy Neil gave a Hardyrnan 1 repm1 cr ; Terri safety report and Ca n ic Kin·~. devotions ; .Jenny Creameans gave a healt h 111alcr, son ~ lead er ; Ten i report . We disc ussed plans Gallia 4-H Ouh News CHIPPID Sandwich Steak . . . . . . " IOUID S2l! Chicken BOMilHS Le!JS .••. ••• 1• · OLE' CAROLINA "SUNKIST" Navel Oranges Corn King • ~~:"'> • Fran-k s 1-lb. Pkg. c s1~ s 1 8 to 12-lb . Longhorn Cheese Ful~::on ~ Pkg. :... 3 qqt Apples Whole Sirloin Tip WISCONSIN COLBY l·lb. MciNTOSH ARMOUR,:, STAR BEEF Sliced Bacon WILSON A•g . ISq lb. CUT FREE *"' A+< Into Steaks , Roasts or Gro und . :f.t¥ '1<1., -lb . ... G;;en Onions" 2~..)qt 1 & .. ,,b . 21 .. . Pkg. .Endiveorlsearole,b.~ Crisp Red Radf.shes ••••••• zqe Peaehes WhiteBread 4-ot. 1.4af 5 fM $1 ~:E~~:N $ FRANCO AMERICAN Beef Gravy ... .. ... ro.n .... c. Thorofare 5 ~--< 1 4-Roll Pltg. c {M ~ l .l-o•. "'•- Pihk/Greon , Yellow/Blue, Wllite $ $ MIX, ••• , , , , , • BATHROOM TISSUE 1-lb. Can. I -1•. lu Charm in YELLOW CLING SLICED $ t~!!tuFFIN THOROFARE • SLICED STATE FARE ARGO l:fb. 1-ot. Can l-Ib . Pkg. Pkg. Dann)l Bo)l Popeorn ••••• ~- 79~ Sweet Peas Pereh Fillets $ 69 Thick Crust s1.69 .. Cheese Pizza Pepperoni Pizza .... .. , ,b _s .. ~kg. 52.29 Combination Piua •... llb. •.s ... 52.59 ~~ t YOUR CHOICI TASTE 0 SEA • Frozen - - - - - - LA PIZZERIA • Frozen - - - - - - BEANS ••• ·•••••• Pillsbury ••~,. 4 1-• $ 1 ~~,~~~•"1,1P~•o•Poa~ c.. 12 ,...------, BIG COUNTRf BUnERMILK BISCUITS ,;:;· Waffles 1-111. Ctra. 5-ot. Pllg. THOROFARE Saltines ...... .... .. . DelMonte HARVEST • Frozen COTTAGE CHEESE 3I-- 51 , • • ' ·~· "'•·3~5 1 /..SJ rt.:.. 2,..... •• J•• • TetleJ TOMATO JUICE TEA BAGS 1-Qt. 14-oz. Can 100-ct. Pltg. $ c:: Swanson 65c c. · 59 Green Beans. t•. c. 3 ~ 85c Catsup .............. .. .... -...,..... 79c 21M 79c ~~~~:LE ~'::~~~~~~~"""" .~o 59c ~~:~r~:-.~~._.:. ;-------------~ ·Aim Dermassafle Peter Pan FrltO.La, LIQUID DISH DnERGEili TOOTHPASTE STOKELY C I S9' 79t PEANUT BUnER CORN CHIPS ..... HALVES ... , .. ,.,,,,, M-ot.Joo t7H• . .. ..•••••••••• u .... 1241. CHUNK WHITE CHICKEN • , •• , , , , , • l-oo . S.nthr (i •r.liy - ,... 2••·• 21~· 49e ~C:.-:l~s ................. ,.'"·,.. 89c ~~c~"~~~· ·· ············ ·· ····· s_529 Gl11d · 99c MIDIUM GAIIAGI.AGI , • , •• , , , .... ,_ 13' OH label 1·Pf. kt. BoHle BROUGHTON 69' · Sherbet ...... :...... ~ .. J! JOHNSON & JOHNSON DISPOSABLE S2!! HEAD & SHOULDERS ~; 01 r · S) Shampoo 111 Ctocoot- 7.... " lotloollt .... ... Dlapen ~··, -.. ... ..... .. lkl.""•· \;.Gol. '"· ~ W �·~·". ' - -- ,... ., '· '. . "'· ' • ~-'Phe Sunday By Times-Sentinel , Sllllday, Apri19, 1978 Teacher workshop announced ATHENS - What should classroom teachers do if they ~re threatened by a student '1 This question and others inVolving disciplin~ will be discussed on Aprill7 and 24 in v two-part televised work~op on --reacher Values and Discipline " for junior and senior high school teachers. Th e fir st SCSSI On, ~ "Problems ln. Disciplin e," will explore teacher values and attitudes as they relate to various discipline problems. Tri gger films will show disciplinary encounters between students and teachers and ask for possible solutions. " Dealing with Defiance" is NO, I. DON'T FEEL L.IKE the topic for the second Verble; Dr. Charl es 1... Thompson, Department of session. on April 24. Part icipa nt s will have the Psychology and Guidance, opportunit y to transmit University of Tenpessee ; and questions tu a panel of ex- Dr. Frank Bickel. Departof Education. perts durtng each workshop ment , . . as 1think abvut the inner beauty and stength that lies session and receive answers University of Kentucky . Both sessions of the in a f cm~l e- h~inalc relatllmsllip. over the air. This is the yea r that SI!Wthe coming uf age concerni ng Panelist s for the fir st workshop will be held in sessio n are: Margaret Room 254, Radio-Telev ision su.-!1 rl•lationship;s . Twu of the biggest box orricc sellers, Verble, College of Education, Buildi ng, College Street, "'.lulta "' and "' The Turning Point", dealt with the special emoUniversity of Kentucky: Dr. Athens. from 5: 15 to 7 p.m. tions native to the friendship of women. 1 ca n identify strongly with the female psyche. And why Ri c ha rd Kind sva tter, There will b<' a $5 registration shuuldn 'tl. unc might ask. Simply because most women aren't Departmen t of Seco ndary fe€ to cover the cost of 1<1ught tu rt• late (u other women. Often we arc bvund to~ethe r Education. Kent State mate rials. IJy till' human condition. We share an empathy for life's sufferTo register. contact Tom University; and Marth a i ng and littll· ' else. Kanapaux, President-Elect, S t a elk , A p p a I a c h i an Accurdill!-! tu G1L1ria Stcinem, lbc fuminls't movement has South Carolina Educat ional EducatiOn Satellite Pmject ;tllowcd her tu d1sruve r her "Sisters''. So much for the moveCoordinator, at 593-3511 or 1Associa tion . Panelists the B00-282-4401. toll-fr~ for Ohio IIIL'llt . followin g week are : Ms. I was encountered rece ntly. concerning my view~ on the residents . F:.H.A. Caught off guard. the on ly "era" I could think of involvl<I doing laundry. My views are nght, embarrassingly fa r right. If more time ,,cnergy cmd money were !:ipt::nt un improv~ ing ti ll' qua lily of lire fur Americans, then we might be moving pla ces. If we wotTied more about proper health care fur the elderly, proper food and Sl!nitary li ving conditions for our rhldrcn. than over if we should use Miss or Ms, then we could scl' Jnilt•stuncs. Like Lillian m "J ulia" I know the bitterswcetness of a llung fricndship which can't depend on time or distance . My bestest high sehoul fri el\d, Gina, was often the center uf my strength . We wc1·e thrown together in a life which dould have go ne a tliUUSI!nd other ways . Together we shared the pain or growing up and leaving home. For all the hazy days spe nt dn·iuning, I woul dn 't trade the world in exchange. She was gotug to work in the San D1cgu Zoo and I wanted to be a D.C. suc1 ctl worker. Wllcn we gre w up, if indeed we hHVt yet, she went into the nnl itar y ami I entered the fourth estate. Neither S<J W their rcspc!'li vc path as a shattered dream . But the tlreams we1·e so rc<JI and so driving, just the way they should 0 D MY. ha ve been i:il l7. I I How A Good Thing Gets Around. ·-u Come See Yourself We crisscrossed tile ~u unlry in those years after high school. Other fricndships were made but we managed to stay 111 touch, writing frantic letters alwut new loves, new interests. We managed two meetings in our "nati ve " Virginia within ftvt· ye<n·s . Both meetings were spent giggling and riring thoUSI!Illls of questions to each other. We moved through the days like a F'ren~h painti ng Like the earth around us, we were l'U illing alive. evulv111g into our own person. We wert fresh and v11Jr<Jnl and beautiful. Never again will there be such a time. Fur a while we lust touch. misplaced addresses or wlwtcvcr. There wa s much despe ration when we finally reach''' cad1other. Her last letter was bubbly as she raved abvu l l~t·r five month old marriage and her new ca reer. At the end, on a note uf st•riousness, she stated , 'I was so a fr~i d i'd lost you. 1Atst' 1 Never. Like a painting ur any other art Conn, it's bt.•cJJ prcsl'rvcd - kept in our hearts and in our minds forever. Lunch Menus MENU GALLIPOLIS CITY SCHOOLS Monda y, AprillO - Beanee Weanee. tossed sa lad , sliced pea ches, bread and butt er, one-half pint milk . Tuesday. April 11 - Blue Devil burger wj th pi ckles, fr ench fries, buttered ca rrots, ice cream. one-ha ir pin t milk . Wednesda y, April 12 Baked steak . ma shed pot atoes with gravy, sliced pears, bread and butter, onehalf pint milk . Thursday, April 13 Si<1ppy Joe on bun, cole slaw, but tered spin ach, pota to d11ps, one-half pmt milk . Friday, Aprill4 - Hot dog wilh meat sau ce, green beans. butt ered corn . Jello I )\ \ ~\ I salad, one-half pint milk. Monday , April 17 ~" Blue Devil bur.ger with _, pickle.s., cheese sticks, buttered, peas, applesau ce, une- half pine milk . Tuesday , April 18 - Ham and bea ns. tossed sa lad , cornbread and butt er, ice · t m•'lk. cream, one-ha If pm Wednesday, April 19 _ Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes with gravy, sliced peacheS , br ead and butter , one-half pint milk . Thursday, April 20 _ Hot dog with meat sauce, green IJeans, buttered corn , puddin• , one-half pint milk. • Friday, April 21 - Beef barbecue on bun , cole slaw , buttered ca rrots, potato dli ps, one-half pint milk. Choice of whi te or dlocolate milk. Sl~N~ AOOTHER r<co.ID -·----....·- ·-I· I . 8-7- The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9, 1978 Cong resfl ional interes t in MON DAY veterans. UNITED Methodist HARRISONVILLE Order Women , Heath Church, Mid- of East em Star 2:i5 Tuesday 8 dleport. Monday, 7:30 p.m. at p.m . Presentations of 25 yea r lhc church. Mrs. Ru1Je1i pins. Final date to pay dues. Byers to be p1'ogram leader, POMEROY Chamber or _I Mrs, Roscoe Wise, the devu- Commerce Tuesday noon at lionalleader. SUNDAY Meigs Inn . POMEHOY PTA, 7:30p.m. MEETING of Meigs Girls' SYRACUSE PTO Tuesday Softball League, both junior Munday at•the schooL School 7:30 p.m. at schooL Refr esh· and senior divisions, 4:30 patrol to be recognized. Of·, ments. p.m. today at R,oyal Crown firers to be eleCted with seWINDING THAll. Ga rden garage, N. Second Ave ., cond and lhil'd gra de parents Club. Tuesday at the home of Middleport; all teams asked lo be greeters and hostesses. Mrs. Pat Thuma. Each A nursery willue provided. to be present. member is to take a package TUESDAY uf ,.;eds. The program by DAN HAYMAN a nd MEIGS COUNTY Chapter Mrs. Marjorie Walbum will Country Hymntimers, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 53, DAV , meeting Tuesday, lJc on compcmiun p!Cintiugs nights at Fairview Christian 7:30 at home on Butternut ami trap plants. ArTangcUnion Church on Allee Road, Ave ., Pomeroy. Election of men t of the month is two miles .from Ewlnglo. officers . Attendance.required " Mysteries in Space" with to keep charter · and Iris Kelton lobe the judge. Public invited. . MONDAY MEIGS COUNTY · Pioneer and Histori ca l Society meeting, 7:30p.m. Monday at Meigs Museum, Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. LETART PT O meet ing, 7:30 p.m. at Letart Falls Elementary Schoo l ;ith representatives from th e Meigs Health Department to be speaker. 1WIN CITY Shrine Club Monday 7:30 p.m. RefreshFLORIDA NEW ments. RUTLAND PTO Monday 7 p.m. Taking part will be the · Brownies and Girl Scouts. Class having most · grandparents present will receive a $5 award . MEIGS Athletic Boosters Monday . 7:30 p.m. at high school. LA LE CHE Leag ue meeting, 7: 30p.m. Monday at home of Patty Coddington. NEW CROP • FLORIDA Anyone needed information caU Bev Splete 441HOIO or Betsy Crank, 675-2776. I 1. Social OF U/?Q.O,JCOU Ya.J< BoAT". I - . "" ,_. ' " • /') . ....., . . . RACHEL BALES TURNS TWO - Rachel Sue Bales, ~aughter of Mr. and Mrs. ' Ralph Bale'S, celrbrated her .>econd birthday on March 19, at the home of her parents In Rulland. Attending the celebration wer e her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gibbs and Kevin, Rolland; Mrs. Irma Bales Route I, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs. William Hendricks, Shelia and Travis, Route 4, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. George Markin and Jeremy, Route I, Cheshire. Refreshments of cake, icc cream, soft drinks and cuf· fcc were served. Officers installed POMEROY-New officers were installed at a recent meeting uf the Meigs TOPS Club I Take Off Pounds Sensibly1 held at the Pomeroy F'i rst Baptisl Chu rch . Tile new "offt c •rs ~ r e Theresa Wuod , leader ; Joan Eads, co-leade l'; W and~ Faul k, secretary; Virginia Dean, treasurer: Carolyn Black, weight recorder, and Betty Sayre, assisumt weight recorder. It was noted that Virginia Dean is lhe divisiomt l winner in TOPS. with Marsha Huutlashelt taking first place in the Fourth Division, ~ nd Carolyn Black lak ing second place . In the Firth Division, Connie Bales was first place winner .. Meigs County queen . was Theresa _\'lyuds. and , · Ne llie Grover was the ruiinerup. Plans were made for a yard sale durin g the meeting. It was noted that !he dub now has 61• members with several new members bei ng added in the past few weeks . Meetings are held each Tuesday at the Pomeroy C.11Urch with weigh-in lime bci ng 6:30 and the meeting tune being 7 p.m. Anyone in!crested in TOPS as a means uf !using we1ght is in vllc<l to telephone Mrs. Delores Hawk , 992-7202 for additional Ch u,;lom , M!_!li!C;Hl F ood , plus o ld - l astl !p ncft Icc CHw rn , Jnrt Ot• vp D• s ~1 P1cs fiPt li!Clti !Qn s n o ~" bl'! !l< J t,rk1•n l o r Co un rv. St ,'tt r .tllrl lnd ,v •dual h ilm. h ,c; r ·~ $10,000 - $40,000 CASH INV ES lM ~N T f~ EOU IH ED & t/r •lll' 0l'U SI' I V!(f' Jorn lo1CPS w •tll Ame ncu"i rww c ~ t Ids \ lood cont.t' lll W e h 'J ! UI() S! l ·f i O VV n, t fll•:t' OU I d t•s' 'l'lt'd w• rl1 ;u1 old -fa,lwHI••rlloo "Will II !fll •l i!I H·d. 1\·r· Ill OVId!' SI IC )!' I [!C II OII, Cl;!l', l l d\ tiU!l ,!IH I 1-800-531 .7386 "'--••" ... ' A.6'·<'"' , ~I&' ~~~ , Adult books released by the Ga llia Co unly Distric t Libraryon Apr. 6 wer e: FiveMinute Marriage , Jua n Aik en; Quasar , Qu asar Burning Bright, Isaac Asimov; The Killing in the Market, John Ball with Beva n; In the Nigh! Season, Christiaan Barnard; Sta ined Glass. William F. Buckley. Jr.; A St ranger Is Watchi ng, Mary Hi gg ins Clu rk: A Dream Apart, I.Alsley Egan ; The Angry Tide, Winston Graham : A Prince of a Fellow, Shelby Hearon: The World Acco rding to Ga rp. J ohn Irving; Scruples, Judith Krantz ; Dead Ey e, .John · Re€SC. Adult Non-Fiction - The Book of Danie l, Anchor Bible ; The Senate Nofiody Knows, Bernard ASbell ; No More Here & There: Adopting the Older Child, Ann Carney; Hello, I Must Be Going; Grouch o and His Friends, Charl otte Chandler ; Actualizations: You Don't have to Reh earse to be Yourself, Stewart Emery : Inner Skiin g. W. Ti mothy Ga llway; The Cou ntry Music Quiz Book, Don Humphrey s, Design for Needlepoint and Latch Hook Ru~. Dorothy Kaestner ; Charlie Chaplin, John McCabe ; A New Life Plan : A Guide for the Divorced Woman, Louise Monta gue; The Dia r y of Vikenty Angaro v, Vict or Muravin ; On Photography, Susa n Sontag: Silen t Missions, General Vernon A. Wa lt ers; The Compu lsive Over-Eater : Seven Steps to Thin Sanity , . Geo rge F. Christians. ORDER BY MAIL NOW LDflf nA I Y~IN 00 CMC C~ Nli:.R fl1YN1illS~TRrE1 .C HARLESl0.J W Vf1 lSJOI CE.R!tr rED OEC<S OR t-.\ "lr Jf Y ~UH$ O..t 1 C.OU J'1B 0070 FOR N~1QJ MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM KEEPSAKE , Wants to Preserve In Pla stic y our• . Favorite Newspa per Clipping Perman e ntly l"x5" Sl.OO Plu s Postage, Smaller $2.00 Plus Postag e JD88a Briar Ridge Road LANGSVILLE . OHIO 41741 ( l How Manv , Send a •"' Cltppmg For Each. James Madison 11751-1835 1, 1 , <' ••(:' fourth presid ent of the United Nam•-------------• ~ '<' • ~ S!<ltes, and ?11chary Taylor UP Address------------• ~· - ~->~~ 1178~-1850 1, 12th president, TO r!>' • were second cousins - both Ct!y --------------10"x12" men havmg the same grandfather. J ames Taylor. Later Slate lip-_- J ._____ Send Your Clippings , Pay ____ L_______ -..;::::~:....;.;:.::~:;;;.:;.:;.~:.;;.;.-.:... corkzapoPpin' Ligl1twcigl1t' s th e right wClgh t for walk 111g through t he warm wea th er month s ah ead, so look fo r plenty of cork wcdqes poppin ' up all ove r the cou ntryside ancl citysicl e. multi -colored leather uppers, • Have guests heritage house OF SHOES N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Store Hour s: 9: 30 to 5: 00 Monday thru Saturday, due to Energy Crisis unmts takably conn1e. TUESDAY, APRIL 25 8:00P.M. TICKETS ON SALI NOW ............. P\U' OVI LU U"IIICI ~· <A~"<lN~ IJ "f S[~Y[ D WI 00 I ' 00 AL l 5( .. 1$ CIVIC Cl!oil lll ~1'10 t U CNIC r.INTfA C" ~llOf a E,IT._IOI Tl; o..ll r>ll llt.fS c o ~~ TifOO ION Clv.: (.( MIEA ONI! Cl ~ lt Cf.NIF'l N. ._H tj~JHI IMl iOH ct !-! IIFII O o«'CI\S Oil lo'OI'I Y ~ r. ~l.l rQP ~ll' ()flt.o..o !ION tiM d (IO HUNTINCTM r!'iiC CUTER w v ~ Ul~' projects and interest in the meetings and a speaker fur a future meeting . The next meeting will be at Ga\l ia Schoolhouse April IL Ad· visors are Poster Lewis and Mary Jane . McNeaL Members present were Lori ' i' CHESTER - Spend ing Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wolfe were their children and grandchildren.. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe, ""n Denny, of AkrQn; Mrs. Marl ene Thompson of ., Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wolfe , son Ricky , daughter , Mr . and Mrs. Frank Pannell of Belpre: Mr. and Mrs. Gene Van Meter,· Granville, their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clary, son Derek of Newark ; Mr . and Mrs . Henry . Hartman, daughter Carla, local. The dinner was prepared by the ramily due to their mother's illness, .also' helping was Clara Conroy. Other guests for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Erroll Conroy and Mra. Allee Dodson and Teresa Cogar, Guysville. Guests caUing in afternoon were Rev. and Mrs. Amos Tillla of RuUand and Mrs. Ellen Buuey and daughter. They received caUs from Mr. and Mrs. Verne Weber of McAllen, Texas and Mr. and · Mrs. Durward Conroy of Memphis, Tenn., wishing the !amily a Happy EaMer. King voted in club. We pi cked project s and talked over activities for summer. The next meeting will be at Kathy and .Jenny Thaler 's Th ursday April 20 at 7 p.m. Advisors · arc Jan1 ce Pettus and Virginia Crem ean s. Mem bers present were Kathy llw ler , Jenny Thaler , !Jtri _F'i sher, Kem Hemph ill , She rri Hardyman. A guest prese nt was Mr s. Becky Slone . - Reporl er SheiTt llardyman. Ruck IIIII Ha nchers met April I at Glenn and Pat Elliot t's. Lynn e Lewis presid ed. Chad lewi s led pled~e to HI and Melody Ta te to the flag . Lynne Lewi s h<ld chCJrge of the prog ram. . U.S.D. A . INSPECTED ARMOUR u Roast . Parts Boneless Boneless Flat Cut · tNCLUDIS: • 2 Breast Otrs. W/Bocl • 2leg Qtrs . W/Back • 2 Necks - 2 Pkgs . Gible!s $ "· Sirloin Tip ~~Chiellen Steak Officoers are president, Lynne Lewis : vice president, Scott Lewis and vice president Wa yne Lewis; secretary, Melody Tate ; new~ rtJlorter, Eugene Bates; treasurer, Scott Elliott; recreation leader, Chad Lewis; Julie HaU, fund-ra ising comm.; Wayne Lewis , Lynne Lewis, -Scott E lli ott and Melody Tpte. The next meeting will be at Lewis home at 6:30p.m. April 15. Advisors a re Glendon and Pat Eliiott. MemiJer s present were Lynn e Lewis, Sclltt Elliot!, Chad Lewis, Melody Tate, Wayne Lewis, Scott Lewis. Absent were Eugene Bates and Julie HaiL - Reporter Eugene Bates. ARMOUR u STAR BEEF 7~7'~ Sirloin Tip lb. lb. c , Chicken $1 t! 79 Breasts .. ... " 99 Cube Steak . . ..... , .• " , Frying • "" $ n Whole Beeffor Stew ........ " $1 u Fryers .... .. " 49 Chick ens , . ,~~'t. 59 ""' Sirloin Tip Roast ••••• , , • "· 1 New books released r----:-~",,~--------:--8~S.-lA"Miii1 1 •'~ '' summer, 'also on work <ir Sweet Corn l i!hl ll c• ny , II yOLJ f n1• l y ou co u ru (111 .1 rdy, c.rll TO LL. H -1 1 ( i1tfur1natiun. .t~>"'~~ · Ga lli a Cloverett es 4-H Club met April 4 at Gall ia Schoolhouse. Ross McNea l,. presiden t, pres ided. Anna Miller led devotions and Rose McNeal had charge of the program. Mike Lewis led the club in the pledge lo the flag. Ed Cox led pledge to 4-H flag . Sorne discussion was made about a club activity for the 1 Calendar I ). for a ·constitutiOn and a pr ogram buok. The next meeting Will be Apirl 27 at Cox, Ed Cox, Hobin Kan- ., Mrs. Becky Scott's. Members ni ard, Vil etta Kanniard. pr ese nt were !leth Berki ch, Vin cent Kanniard, Deb bie Kelly Hem phill , Julie Scott · Miller, Greg Miller, Teresa and Angie Betz. A guest Miller, Anna Miller, Shell y present was Lesley Martin. Miller, Rose McNeal, Jerry Reporter Janice Eva ns. Lewis, Mike Lewi s. Denise Woolum. Aguest present wns Northu p Lftssics met Tommy Miller. - RcptH1er March :n al Hucky Slune's. Teresa Miller. Lori r'isher and Kathy Th aler presitletl. Jane t l'l'ltu s and Hardy Girls 4-H Club met Virginia Cremea ns presided. March 30 at Mrs. Becky Officers are Ka thy Thaler . Scott :S. Kri st in e Shupe president: Lori Fisher, vice presided and Mrs. Becky president; Kern Hemphill , Scott had charge of th e secreta ry-1 rea surer: Sheryl program . Amy Neil gave a Hardyrnan 1 repm1 cr ; Terri safety report and Ca n ic Kin·~. devotions ; .Jenny Creameans gave a healt h 111alcr, son ~ lead er ; Ten i report . We disc ussed plans Gallia 4-H Ouh News CHIPPID Sandwich Steak . . . . . . " IOUID S2l! Chicken BOMilHS Le!JS .••. ••• 1• · OLE' CAROLINA "SUNKIST" Navel Oranges Corn King • ~~:"'> • Fran-k s 1-lb. Pkg. c s1~ s 1 8 to 12-lb . Longhorn Cheese Ful~::on ~ Pkg. :... 3 qqt Apples Whole Sirloin Tip WISCONSIN COLBY l·lb. MciNTOSH ARMOUR,:, STAR BEEF Sliced Bacon WILSON A•g . ISq lb. CUT FREE *"' A+< Into Steaks , Roasts or Gro und . :f.t¥ '1<1., -lb . ... G;;en Onions" 2~..)qt 1 & .. ,,b . 21 .. . Pkg. .Endiveorlsearole,b.~ Crisp Red Radf.shes ••••••• zqe Peaehes WhiteBread 4-ot. 1.4af 5 fM $1 ~:E~~:N $ FRANCO AMERICAN Beef Gravy ... .. ... ro.n .... c. Thorofare 5 ~--< 1 4-Roll Pltg. c {M ~ l .l-o•. "'•- Pihk/Greon , Yellow/Blue, Wllite $ $ MIX, ••• , , , , , • BATHROOM TISSUE 1-lb. Can. I -1•. lu Charm in YELLOW CLING SLICED $ t~!!tuFFIN THOROFARE • SLICED STATE FARE ARGO l:fb. 1-ot. Can l-Ib . Pkg. Pkg. Dann)l Bo)l Popeorn ••••• ~- 79~ Sweet Peas Pereh Fillets $ 69 Thick Crust s1.69 .. Cheese Pizza Pepperoni Pizza .... .. , ,b _s .. ~kg. 52.29 Combination Piua •... llb. •.s ... 52.59 ~~ t YOUR CHOICI TASTE 0 SEA • Frozen - - - - - - LA PIZZERIA • Frozen - - - - - - BEANS ••• ·•••••• Pillsbury ••~,. 4 1-• $ 1 ~~,~~~•"1,1P~•o•Poa~ c.. 12 ,...------, BIG COUNTRf BUnERMILK BISCUITS ,;:;· Waffles 1-111. Ctra. 5-ot. Pllg. THOROFARE Saltines ...... .... .. . DelMonte HARVEST • Frozen COTTAGE CHEESE 3I-- 51 , • • ' ·~· "'•·3~5 1 /..SJ rt.:.. 2,..... •• J•• • TetleJ TOMATO JUICE TEA BAGS 1-Qt. 14-oz. Can 100-ct. Pltg. $ c:: Swanson 65c c. · 59 Green Beans. t•. c. 3 ~ 85c Catsup .............. .. .... -...,..... 79c 21M 79c ~~~~:LE ~'::~~~~~~~"""" .~o 59c ~~:~r~:-.~~._.:. ;-------------~ ·Aim Dermassafle Peter Pan FrltO.La, LIQUID DISH DnERGEili TOOTHPASTE STOKELY C I S9' 79t PEANUT BUnER CORN CHIPS ..... HALVES ... , .. ,.,,,,, M-ot.Joo t7H• . .. ..•••••••••• u .... 1241. CHUNK WHITE CHICKEN • , •• , , , , , • l-oo . S.nthr (i •r.liy - ,... 2••·• 21~· 49e ~C:.-:l~s ................. ,.'"·,.. 89c ~~c~"~~~· ·· ············ ·· ····· s_529 Gl11d · 99c MIDIUM GAIIAGI.AGI , • , •• , , , .... ,_ 13' OH label 1·Pf. kt. BoHle BROUGHTON 69' · Sherbet ...... :...... ~ .. J! JOHNSON & JOHNSON DISPOSABLE S2!! HEAD & SHOULDERS ~; 01 r · S) Shampoo 111 Ctocoot- 7.... " lotloollt .... ... Dlapen ~··, -.. ... ..... .. lkl.""•· \;.Gol. '"· ~ W �C. I::-The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, April9, 1978 Hubie Green early 3rd round Welcome Wagon club activities ~UGUSTA, Ga. (UP]) _:_ Hubie Green, after receiving a good luck hug from his mother before teeing off, went out and birdied. five of the first eight holes Saturday to take the early lead after 45 holes of the Masters Tournament. Green, the U.S. Open champion who says he has to gamble on the Ion~. 7,040-yard Augusta National Course, was as hot as the near 90-degree temperature as he birdied the first, second, fourth, seventh and eighth holes to go S-under-par for thetornament. This gave Green a one-shot lead over Rod Funseth, the cosecond round leader who had completed eight holes. Saturda y. At 5-under. three shots back, was Wally Armstrong, who has 11 i APRIL t2- Get acqua inted coffee at Marv Ann Jamison 's 10 a.m. RSVP 44&-2649. . April12 - Exercise Group, call Julie Ormsby 446-2070. April t3- Cake decoration Kandy No•·e 's RSVP . ·: p.m 146-7324. No children . April 14--Couple's bridge at C'hns Mltchell.s RSVP. H G7739, 7:30p.m. . ·April!7-General meeting. Jackson Pike Branch OV B 7: 30p.m. " Residential Landscap>ng ." April 20- Evening bridge RSVP , l.oJS Phlegar·s 245-56ll 7: 30p.m. . April 21J - Cakedecoratingat KandyNuce's, I p.m. 11SVI', HG-7324. No children . · April19 - Exercise Group, Julie Ormsby RSVP . 446·2070. April 22- Gourmet dinner. Carolyn Purcell's. RSVP. 7 p.m. 446-.1077. April2? - Cake decoration , Kandy Nure·s, RSVP 44&-7:124. No ch ildren. April 28 - Couple's bowling 9 p.m. llSVP. Karen Moffitt 245.,)359. May 1 - Board members meeting. 7:30 p.m. lllis Phelgar's. May 2 - Canasta Fran Shaw's 7:30p.m . RSVP 446·7593. May 3 - Bridge. Teresa Bihl 's, 9:30a .m. RSV P Hfi·\9:\7. ~ay 3- Exercise Group Julie Ormsby RSVP Hl~2070 . Welcome Wagon is open to any inlcrested party m t11e area. Call Joy Atwood at 14&<1599 or Mary Ann .l<umson at 44ii2649 for informaUon . 4-H Club News imtha)l ~imts,.. jentitttl JIG SAW rtp len ce ond c~rcl e Life Insurance forH~~ome It can prOVIde Immediate lund ~ ~.,·our fam1ly w11l need tf you dre · 1r long range reliremenl bent•h t ~ 1f vou hw Call me lor deta~ l~ C. K. SNOWDEN l4 State Slre<!l Gall ipoli s, Oh io Phon• 446·4290 De t •yn~ to gnp lubulm obtec1s ng•d ly _Securtl irregula r or wculor ihopes Holds lorQt , hord. to-ftondle •n t~e workshop . optoon(ll U21Sl gu•dl! l"<:lud" wood pn~CM . :\ursu'ij.\ AT liAST 20 P'll SfOH $1Q99 Heck's Reg. $69 .99 LL300 • •.~, "•'' ,. !.,._ .; I HORSESHOE SET· ' Y Smoo th, "con stonl ·c ycle" gear tro1n , tung ~ l cn co rb1de hne guide, one spot lubrtcot•on , corroston ·re· '' ~t oni l1n.<:>h, new TeHan drag and odr te beor1ng s. ''"' '""""""'"'~~~~~~ES $988 '"'" ' 1 o14' ~~r ~l ~tulor t '"''M~ •i t·' ,~, . ... t ' • ' n •·ri t • ., ~!n ~r>~\ ,.., lo,,.J .. j $1599 ABLE . i!r.~~:,;ii;. SPLIT SHOT SINKERS SPARK PLUGS SET OF EIGHT HECK'S REG. '2.29 A ~~or ted !!i ze~ $}44 DUPONT of BS. lio. 5 ond 7 18c .. TOASTER BERKLEY .,, •• ULTRALIGHT SPINNING REEL RALLY CAR WASH • I' o-r !•·t t lor ulh u!•9ht ut !ton • Pu h:-n lt•d ( om o pet <l l t'd bo•l 'Y·, Ir n (1 \Ji dt' \ 1 ~ nown • fiQ ". \tr1lp le t o ~•· d o wn ''0\y 1lo r rOrrt f' \ • pool~>d woth l! ol" np XI t.ne 15.96 1 " '"'tl. State farm L1fe H!Jt f' 0 " ~~~I,. 1 1,! were :\tr·~ Gucst!j present Barsotti and LaTa na An· derson . - Heportcr Barbara Hood. O~ ! d O O<\ 446·3353 SILVER BRIDGE PlAZA H~td ' i HOUSEWARE BATHROOM TISSUE AM CLOCK RADIO e f CII Y to teod d od , !01 , . • 1tynom1t ~pe o ~ er .Tu tton ' "! '" ' tmn \ !Ole (til uo lr y pluy\ tJl•,tnn t!y 5 15 " 16 91 HENNALUCENT 12 " JIWBIY,.T. JEWElRY DEPT. . 4.3 oz. " . 400Z. SCOPE MOUTHWASH REG. $3.99 BAYERIH COSMETIC . DEPT. 29( LIBBEY SEI OF 4 GLASSES Sf>••ngti~ ponl!' n lft<lt.ld. t 16 0 1. coot•'• 11 oz. bn.og. und 18 or julc:e gloue1. Horvftl ond S!immer Mtodcnor poltern• 1nclu0e 10 01. rod 1, 16 o r cool• • an~ 12 0 1 ~og t . HECk'S REG. 47' UPI Sports Editor AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPl l His iron shot was bold , much more so than it should 've been. and when it strayed off line and struck a woman alongside the 18th green ; Spain 's well-bred Severiano Ballesteros flin ched and instantly realized he had to express his regret in some way. His English is still poor but there is nothing wrong with his instincts. Moving quickly up to where a small circle of others were showing concern fo r the woman, who actually had been far more frightened than injured, Ballesteros reached out for her hand and gently kissed it in the finest continentaf tradition. Upon orders from him, his caddy, Marion Herrington , · fished a brand new ball out of the golf bag he was carrying and presented it to the lady with Ballesteros' com· Y ea~cr 's single. The final \.os Angeles run came in the ninth on singles by Hnn Ccy and Baker. increase Toronto's lead to 3~ 1. May berr y. obtained by Tonint o from Ka nsas City last Tuesday . hit his fir st home ru n for Toronw with one uut in the third and Hutton, acq uired during the winte r fr om Philadelphia, belted his first American League homer lead ing off the ninth. Ahome run by Hon Leflore mthe seventh inning gave the T1gers their second run. inning. A t wo~ut error by Slaton, a single by Alan Ashby and Wag ner 's error produ ced the tie brea king run in th e second before AI Woods followed with a single to ching of Fred Norman and st ra ight over the Astros. Before Norm an depart ed Doug Bair Saturday in a 2-1 victory by Cinci nnati over with one out in the ninth and a Houston, the Heds' th >rd runn er on fir st base, the veteran Re ds' so uthp aw struck out seven and walk ed only two. The Astros' only run ROTTERDAM , Nethertands !UP!) - Jimmy came in the first inning on Connors held off a persist ent Vilas Gerulaltls in the semifinals of the $175,000 World Championship Tennis CINC INNATI (UP! ) George Foster hit hi s second homer of th e season to back th e co mbined four-hit pit- • NEW YORK (UPI I Pinch hitter Ed Kranepool belted a twtH>ut , two-run homer in the ninth inning Saturday to give the New York Meta a 8-5 victory over Montreal, thefr second in a row over the El11p0s. . Kranepool, batting for winning pitcher Marty Cornejo, hit his first 1978 homer off loser Stan Bahnsen after Bruce Boisclair had walked to lead off the inning. Dave Cash drove in two . runs with a triple In the E~s' thr~run t.hird in- · ning ana ne s>ngleo • and scored one of two more Montreal runs in the sixth. Chris Speier, who had four hits, singled In each of his first three at-bats for Montreal and reached base on an error in the seventh inning. Expos starter Rudy May, acquired from the Baltimore Orioles during the off-season, was touc)\ed for a leadoff homer by the Mets' Steve' Hender110n In the fourth In· ning and a two-run blast by Lee Mazzilll in the eighth . •rn. · singles by Terry Puhl and out an infield hit and scored Enos Cabell and Bob Wat· un Cesar Geronimo 's triple so n's sacrifice fly . down the ri ~ht line. Foster's homer, his second The Reds Hits in the second in as many games, came off inning were three of only six loser Joaquim Andjuar and they were able to get off tu uched off a two-run secoHd Andjuar who went th e inning for th e Reds. Two outs dista nce for Houston. !<Her, Dave Crmccpt'ion treat TllUrnament Saturday to advance to the final round where he will ml'C t Raul Ramirez of Mexico. Top·seeded Connors of Belleville, Dl., stopped Gt"rulaitis, Howard Reach, N. V., 4-6, tH, 6-4 whil e fuurth ·secded Ramire'l defeated !lie Nastase of Roumania, 7·5, &-3 . . Connors and Ramirez last played in Philadelphia in January when Connors won in three sets. Cnnnors was pressured into mistakes in the first set be lore regaining l'tlntrul. But Cunnl)rs , relyin g on his typkal hard strukcs, ltmnd his tuurh in the seeund set and gradually dumina led play as his accuracy impro ved. Praises winner, has no regrets BAT YAI. Thailand 1UPl l - Venezuelan light welter· weight chall enge r Francisco Moreno, knocked out by Thai World Champion Saensa~ Muangsurin Saturday night , pr <.tised the winner and said he had no regrets. "Saensak was able to ta ke my punches and come back fl~hting," he Lold newsmen in his dressing room after the bout. Saensak stopped Moreno wit h a heavy 13th-rou ntl attac k which le-f t the cha \Ienge r bleeding fr ee ly fro m the mo uth and a cut uvcr the left eye . "The champion is a good fighter and'! have no regrets losing to him,'' Moreno sa id. "I' d certa inly lik e to fight him agc1in." Moreno wa s the eighth cha ll enge r to try un · successfully to wrest Saen- '11JU"isday and when he was as many as eight or 10 before . Mter plllyi ng with Jack asked afte rward Whether he always kisses ladies' hands Niek l1tus m the secon d round. aft er he hits them, Nicklaus said there was no Ba llesteros wo uldn't allow doubt in his mmd Ba llesteros himse lf to be mouse-\rapped. " will win more than one grcCn <:uat here, " referring to He decli ned to say. Unquestionably the most the tradtlional green jacket prom ising foreign newcomer given every MCJster s' winner . to golf since Gary Player - " f hit what I t'Onsi dercd to ventured over to these shores be some pretty good drives, from South Africa, but he'd alw,,vs be 25-30 Ba ll es teros ce lebrates his yards ahead of me." said 21st birt hday today and Nicklaus, a five-time Masters there's no better way he co uld wi nner . "Some of his shots think of doing it than by were incredible, All he has to becomin g the youngest do is lea rn how to play this professional ever to win the co urse. and he's going to be Masters. Wh ether he does nor rough \u beat. Extremely not, he's still the youngest pro mugh ." Tom Weiskopf, Ballesteros' ever to compete in the event. Ballesteros arri ved in opening round part ner, was Au gusta straight fr om a equa ll y impressed. "lie's so long and smooth victo ry in the grea ter Greensboro Open at Greens- and eff ort less, he's unboro, N. c. Be impressed bel ieva bl e," test if ied everyone so much with the Weiskopf. ""When we both way he won thai Deane sta rted off on the very firsl Beman, th e PGA Tour hole, he hit the bes t, (lKJ mmi ssione r , br oke smoothest 300-yard drive into prece dent by. dec laring the wind I ever saw." Pa lmer may be Ballesteros co uld join the reg ula r tou r im medi ately Ballesteros' biggest booster · with out botherin g · to go of all. "I'll tell you how good he through the o t~e r wise necessa ry tourna me nt is," Pa lmer said. " He and 1 were playi ng in the Lancomc players' school. " The r eason we se nd Tournament in Paris two anyon e to the school is to see yea rs ago and l was four trokes up on him with nine If he has the necessary & proficiency to 'Jllay on the ho les to.go. l hit every green, tour " said Beman . " Ob· pan-ed every hole and still lost . He shot a 31. " viously Ballesteros has." If tlje 6·foot, 195· pound The husky, dark -hair ed · Spaniard , with 19 In- Ballesteros has any weakness ternational titles to his credit at all , it's only that he doesn't so far , will make up his mind seem to rea lize his own whether or not he wishes to strength som etimes. He has a join the tour within the next tendency to play too boldly 611 days. His next stop after and too recklessly at times the Masters will be th e although the formula seems Tournament of Cl1ampions to be wo rking out well for next week at Lat'Osta, Calif. him. He seems to p(efer getting This was only the second Masters he ever played in, on with everything he does. but Ballesteros attracted He never walks slowly , for •.. ore att ention than other example, but always strides golf.ers who had competed in purpose full7. His tirst name pllments. Bluohing a bit. she im· mediately was pe rfectly all • right again and demonstrated that by smiling engal!in ~ l v ." "Anyt ime," she said. Such IS the type of uncommon appea l Sevcrianu Ballester.os, golf 's new Wund erkind , seems to gen erate not on ly among a hea lthy majority of women who have noticed his manner and seen the way he hit s a gol f ball, but also among most men who have done the sa me thmg. For sheer charisma, Ballesteros co uld be Spain 's greatest contribution since El Cordobes, and for the natural flair , ability and general abandon' with which he plays golf, he already is being hailed , perhaps a littl e prematurely, as "the new Arnold Palm er." The episode in which is ball hit the woma n occurred during the first round of the Ma sters Tourna ment on 6-5 in ninth COSMlnC DEPT. • Steve the loss, his ftrst as a Tiger. Willis pitched out of a basesloaded jam in the ninth . Toronto's Hi ck llosctti doubled and srored on a single by Roy Howell in the fi"1 , bot Jason Thom pson tied the game with an I!BI single in the bottom of the Mets nip Expos CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN HECK'S REG. $2.88 COSMEnC DEPT. HECK'S 36COUNT ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE . 99 HECK'S REG. $16 :96 · ultra brite . 13 () '29'' wnh(Ji e 4 e S!tdt• f!Jio' •u d• o d•ol help ~ ptnpotfll e Autamo t ( Vo!u m"' Conlt ol e ~olo d $15. Value . H; 9hJ:gh~~. 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W1th more tha n one-third of the 53 survivors In t h~ clubhouse, Gil Morgan was. the early thi rd-round leader at even par 216 followin g a 70 and South African Bobby Cole shot his second consecutive 70 to stand at 217. Ray Floyd, who won the Masters two years ago , and Tommy Aaron were at 218, Lyn !.ott at 219, and Ardy North, J ohnny Mill er, .Jay Haas and amateur Vance Heafner were bracketed Reds cop third win in row Ballesteros' English may be poor, but not his instincts Brenda IIIJud. Kt:l l) l.uJgtJ, K1m Poiryn. Hcnc \l ad<·r. Ell7.abcth ~ ~ k t:-1 ,,d n~1 i r pre se nt \\a s Mr s ll ood Insuranc e Com Dan~ scu r ing in the fir st when Tigers drop 5-2 tilt . to Toronto Blue Jays HECK'S REG. Chrn ' caine on with two on nncl two out and str uck oul Da le Murphy. 'l11C Dodgers opened \he ATLANTA (UP! ) - Regg ie 4-1 lead in the fifth . Smith Smith slammed out three also singled nd scored in the hits, includin g a tw o-run fi rst and doubled and sco red homer, and Tomm y John in the seventh. John , 20·7 last seaso o. lost hurled a strong seven innings Saturday to stake the Los liis shutout when right fiel der Argeles Dodgers to a 6·2 Gary Matthew, who had three nationally-televised victory of Atlanta 's hits, belted a 410foot homer to cenler field in over the Atlanta Braves. Smith, bother~ by a high \he fourth. J ohn was knoc ked fever and an upset stomach in · nul of the game in th e eighth the Dodgers' season-opener when the Braves scored th eir 13-4 win over Atlanta Friday other run on a wa lk and night , tou ched Br aves' singles by Matth ews and J eff starter Dick Ruthven for his Burrough s. Terr y Fo rster homer to give Los Angeles a DETROIT !UP! ) - John Mayberry and Tommy Hutton hit their first home runs as Blue Jays and shortstop Mark Wagn er 's error led to two other runs Saturday in a 5·2 vict or y for Toronto over the De tro it Tigers. Jerry Ga rvin , with ninth inning relief fr om Mike Willis, notch ed hi s and Toronto's fir st win of the season , while Jim Slaton took GENERAL ELECTRIC HECK'S REG. 26' tht s ca reer Ch a rlcm• Host H ' .scr\'f•d rcfreshmt·nt s Members pr est• nt were llar bar:• • .. ,.~ ~ SI'OIT'S tmT. publt l' hf' alth . ~WhtHd nursmg cmd ma ny tfthtr uppurtunl11l'."' 111 ll uuck. , $7.99PAtR Solidly engtneered . Iwo 'J pOOI) each wt th d tff ere nt lme cap ac •· ty more than double its vcrsa tili· FRAIILL · ? HICK' S RIG: tcachJn~. BustJ<: . ' '••' '" I ' ' tl .. ,ll f'l l,, I • •' .'. ' '· •· $4~~. ~~ ''l'l'~ pr esf' nt ~Hi un uf l'h.ar lene SPINNING REEL ;h, .. In ·•·"" ' +.., ''• .,,f,t, ..,1, ~" · ··•t t • t+- •1<• 1 • • 1•1' t •• • •• also told u<., t.tbout (.llffi·n·nt pilades- of nur s 1n ~ bt•tlsttle nursing, I''" '"~" 1 ,,. •'• Shr hcul " Why not tnns1der nurslllg <IS a c ure er' 1 " Shr hnd ln tercst rng slid~ ·" m addi!J!IIJ! u p11S1c rs ctnd '·nph\et s Sht' ~~ n:~H·d tilt' r I'('IJ\(' 11! S Wl' 1 : ..,( htlttl m nt' <'d ha \'t' urder Lo 1'111~'1 nu r..,HIJ.: She NAIDWAIIf~JgT. HARDWARE DEPT. l\ ay SiuHiy . 79.0Qt Heck's Reg . $14 .99 prc~(·nt ur rT m tere.stm ~-: v,,, bar1 OdJuSI to to~~ wedge shooe1 culling b lode 1 Ask me about WORKMATE . Lob~ orovnd the home ond Ooub!~ tn ~u!oled Accepll Busy Beavers 4-H Club met . Smith, Bt·th Sahs bur~ . March 2'J at Rt. 2 Vinton . Lakm, Sand~ Prnnek, .\l fl r~ Officers arc, vice president, Cla gg, HHrlan d 11 <11:-. lop. t' 111d y Coffee; secretary, Heeky Crej.! ol' .\, Marty l' tcktc Co ff ee; recreation Shd flrl d. Karrn (ireg t~r ~. leader, Matthew Coffee. The Ctn dy Spca" . Cu,·s>s next meeting will be April 11 prcscnb uere J o.~h H;mdPp, a1 Bob Twymln 's house. Andy Hatslup. \\'11\ l1;11 sio p. Ad\'tSo r is Mrs . Del o r ~s Abc Hat slop, Josh t:regory , Cu ff ee. Membe rs present J1ll f.ak tn. a nd :-I rs . Shcfftcld •·ere Carrie Ramey , Cind) - Hepun( r Sane!! Laki n. Coffee, Matthew roffee , Hob The Bus) 1-\ands l-11 C'l u\J Tw yman. Vickie Co ffe e. met Mnda ,\. Apnl 3 at 7 p.m Davtd Kris Erb, Mark Thr m cetm~ was t'H liNI tu Wtlfong and Barbara order b1 Brenda ii•X>d. The Wilfong . A guest present was spec tal spea ker for the :-Irs. _Bi)l Ram ey. - Report er t'\'l~ntng \~:iS :\I rs . J(•f' Hmt'tndy ·co rree . ~· Patriot Merry Makers met ,\larch 24 at Marty Sheffield's home. Cindy Spears presided and Ruth Wood had cha qje uf the program. There was an Easter Egg hun\ which all me mbers partic ipated m. BLACK & DICKIR Mob!S ur01ght _ (Uf~ l!d ond Kooll (UI\ on wood, ..,e!ol. plotton and other motertoll . 1ho1 ~e"a! ole ltmt ·I C!\1 1!1 dOt'\ tnnumeroble Huth Wood and Jane Sn111h. suttJ. mstl·uctu r o f mal e rnll~ and ubst<'lnc nursmg . ll(l lzcr l\·led tcal <'tmtcr Sdw(ll nf SPORTS Dodgers in... 6-2 win over Braves BLACK & DECKER Wmners were J1ll l.a km :111d Mat1 y Sheffield . Ach'tSor> art' Mem bers Trevin o got one of th ose shots back on the eighth with a holes. Giving Green more of a lift than the hug fr om his mother birdie; am! he stood at 4-under at that point along with Dave was a disastrous triple lx>gey by Lee Trevino, who shared the Grah am, Bill Kr atzer!, Joe In man, Gene Li ttler and Hale second round lea d, on the fifth hole. Irwi n. • Funseth , who also shared the halfway lead in last year's Trevino, who needs only the Masters to complete a personal grand slam , had started the day at 5-under 139 along Masters with eventual winner Tom Watson, remained in with Funseth, then moved into sole control when he birdied the strong contention ~s he moved to 6-under with bi rdies on the third hole Saturday. But he may have blown th e tournament second and fifth holes agamst bogey on the third. Jack Nicklaus five times a Masters winner and the pre· with his seven on the par-4, 450-yard fifth. Trevino went ove r the green with his approach, chipped back tournament favo~ite once again, kept himself on the fr inge of into a trap, took two to get out , then two-putted. This put him contention. After reaching the turn Saturday at 1-<Jver for the championship, Nicklaus birdied three of the next four holes w back at :1-under for 42 holes. le~der 5<tk's two·ycar-old title awa y from him . Si x of the fi ~hl s en ded in knockout victories for the Thai. "Saensak is an extremely slow start er ." said Moreno's ma nager Rafito Cedeno. But he praised Saensak's punching abili ty . Giraldo Va ldez, Moreno's Cuban trainer. said his boxe r fo u ~h l well in the early rounds. "Bu t there's littl e doub t Saensa k was the stro nger pu ncher and he deserved the victory," he said. Saensa k's tra in er and manager Sanong Rakvanich \o ld newsm elt he worried early in the fight about Moreno's fast start . ·'I told Saensak to face up to Moreno and try to knock him out, " Sanong said, "And that's exactly what he did." Islanaers cop title UN IONDALE, N.Y. tUPl i - Clark Gill ies scored two goals durin g a fi ve·goal outburst in the first per iod Saturday as the New York Islanders blew out the Ne w Yor k Ra ngers 7-2 to clin ch the Pat rick D1vision Title ove r secon d · pl ace Ph il ade lphia, ending the Flye rs· fou r-year reign as division champions. Mik e Kaszycki , Bob Bourne. Bob Nyst rom added the ot her first-period Islander goals. Kszyc ki ope ned the scorin g at 4: 18 when his shot went through the skates of Range r goalie John Davi dson from 15 feet At 5:31, Gi llies slid a soft shot through fr om the left circle as Da vidson was caught beh ind a screen. Davidson was short ly lifted in favor of Wayne Thomas, who was victim ized by Bob Bourne's 25-footer at 9:17. Gillies then scored his second goa l at 12:50 and Nystrom punched horn e a rebound at 18:07. The Islanders tacked on two more goa ls in the second period as Mike Bossy sco red his 53rd goa l m tne ttrst mi nute of pl ay. At 6:37, Kaszycki then scored hi s second gl>al of the game. Ron Greschn er score d both Rllnger goals in the third period, his 23 rd and 24th of the year. Indians top Royals 8-5 in 1978 opener CLEVELA ND IUPl i - Kansas C1ty starter and loser An dre Thornton's two -run Denn is Leonard. Pr uitt and homer and so lo shots by Ron Dade opened the second with Pruitt and Pa ul Dade ba ck-to· back home rs. A triple by Johnny Grubb powered the Cleveland · 'In· dians lo an 8·5 victory over an d Tho rnton's tower ing the Kansas Cit y Roy als drive into the leftfie ld seats Saturd ay in the season chased Leonard tn the fifth opener for both teams. an d provided India ns' starter Buddy Bell 's two -run Way ne Garland with the double capped a four-run first victory . Garla nd, who went six inn ing for Cleveland against innings, gavl' up a pai r of two- run homers to Fred Patek and Ha I Me Rae in the second inn i n~ . Patek also doubled ho me Amos Otis with the final Kansas City run in the sixth. Newly acquired Mike Paxt on hurled the lasl three mntngs for th e Indians to pick up hts fir st major league StlV(', Chicago edges Boston CHI CAGO iUPI I - Chet Lemon batted in two run s with an eighth-innin g doubl e and·sco red the winning ru n on ' Eri c So derholm's sin gle Saturday to give the Chicago White Sox a 6-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox. With the White Sox tra iling 5·2 goin g into the eighth, Ralph Garr. Jorge Ort a and Lamar Johnson si nKl ed off Red So x reliever Bill Campbell for one run and Bobby Bonds adva nced the runners Today's hurlers Sunday' s Probable Pltehers United Press lnternatioual (1977 Won-Lost Records In Parentheses) (AI\ Times EST; American Lcaeue Kansas City rB usby 1).()1 at Cleveland (Wise 11·5 1. 2 p.m. Toronto 1Unde rwood 9-11 1 at Detroit I Bi llin gham 10·10 1. 1:30 p.m. Ba ltimore 1McGregor 3.,) I at Milwaukee 1Sorensen 710 ), 2:30 p.m. Boston 1Lee 9-51 at Chicago 1Wood 7-.! 1, 2:15p.m. Ne w York (Figuero 16-11 I at Texas !Alexa nder li·li l. 3:05 p.m . ' Oakland !Worth 0-01 at California 1Knapp t2-71. 4 p.m. Minnesota 1Zahn 12- H 1 at Sea ttle !House 5-5 1,4 :35 p.m. Nailonal League Montreal tTwitchell 6·10 and Grimsley 14-101 at New York (Swan 9-10 and Bruhert ~ ). 1:05 p.m. St. Louis !Urrea Hi at Philadelphia 1 Lerch 1~ ), 1:35 p.m. Chicago (Fryman 5.,) 1 at Pitt sburgh iReuss 10-13). 1:35 p.m. Los Angeles !Rhoden 16- 10) at Atlanta 1 Boggs 0-:1). 2:15 p.m . Houston (Bannister 8·91 at Cincinnati tHume 0-j}), 2:15 p.m. San Diego !Jones 6-12) at San Francisco (Blue 14-19), 4:05 p.m. Lebanon results LEBANON, Ohio iUP I I Baroness Brewster grabbed gives some people trouble, so the early lead Friday night most ever yone call s him and coasted to a 212 length victory over Wally's Ta r in ''Sevvv .'' So does his caddy , Herring- the featured ninth race at ton, who (s from Augusta and Lebanon Raceway. The winn er, driven by Dan has be.en totiru! 11olf ballS for many other pros the past 15 Ivins , covered the mile in 2: 06 years . and returned 17.60, $5.60 and "He's phenomenal," says . $2.80. Wally's Tar paid $5 and Herrington . " He has a Iotta $3 to p!act), while Limber Leg guts and he's getting better came in third and ret umed all the time. He's even $2.60. Eddie Pluto and Carpenter picking up some of the caddies' language. He said to Bob teamed up for a nightly me toda y 'You can boogey for double combination of 2-7 that me anytim e.' Wh en we was worth $199.80. ca ddies say 'boogey,' that A crowd of 2,169 wagered means carry the \Jag." •$236,782. 1 a saerifi ce . Ron three times m the third in· Blomberg struck out. but ning. Ri ck Bu rleson hit his Lemon doubled to center to first home run in the fourth tie the game and bring ln and Carlton Fisk doubled and reliever Bob Stanley. scored Boston's final run on Soderholm sin gled to score Fred Lynn's fift h-inning stngle before Torrea lba took Lemon . The outburst hung the loss over. Chicago 's first t wo runs on Campbell whil e Pablo Torreal ba, the th>rd of four ca me off sta rt er Denn is Chicago pitchers, got the win. Eekersley in the fifth on a Lerrin Lagrow retired the sin gle by Soderholm, a walk final Bost on batter to get th e · to Don Kessi nger, a single by Bill Nahorodny and Ga rr's save . • The Red Sox bunched fou r bases-loaded single. Singles and a walk to score with f'\ Pirates slip by Chicago, 4 to 3 PITTSBUHGH 1UP! i Pmch hitter Jim FreKOSI drew a bases-loaded walk in the boit•Jm of the lllth inning S<jturd"Y to forrc home Steve Brye wuh the winn ing run in a 4-3 1·ictory by the Pitts· burgh Plfa tes over the Cl1ic<tgo Cubs . Brye led off the lOth w1th a double to left , Willie Stargell was walked intentionally , and. afte r Rennie Stennett flied out to right, Ed Ott wa lked to load the bases. Fregosi then wal ked on fi ve pitches from reliever Bruce Sutter. The Cubs tied the game 3-3 in the eighth on RBI sin gles by Bi ll Buckner and Bobby Murcer and a run-sco rmg walk by Manny Trillo. Pin ch hitt er Larry Biittner and Ivan Dejesus led off with singles, chasing P>rate starter Bert Blyleven. who was makmg hi s nationa l league debut. Grant Jackson relieved and induced Gene Clines to pop out to second, but then yiel ded consecutive RBI Sing les by Buckner and Murcer. Kent Tek ol ve relieved Ja ckson and got Dave Kingman to fl y deep to center, but Steve Ontiveros and Ma nn y Tri llo both wa lked to force across the tying run . Will McEnaney came in to retire the side. The Pirates too k a J.j) lead on a two-o ut solo homer by Dave Parker in the third mn ing . Pittsburgh got two unearned runs in the seventh on a walk, a saL"rifice, and a rare si x·base error by Bu ckne r . With Fernan do Gonzal ez on first, Blyleven laid a bunt down the right side, but Buc kner's throw to second wen t to the warni ng tra ck m center field, as Conzal ez and Blyleven came <~round to score. Jack Nicklaus concedes title AUGUS TA , Ga . iUPUi Pre-tournament favo rite Jack Nic klaus conceded Saturday he now has very little chance to win his sixth Maste r s To urn a ment champion ship. "I'm going to be about six st rokes behind at the end of the day," Nicklaus said after shooting a 3-under-par 69 for a three-day total of 2-underpar 214 . " ff 1 had only two or three people to catch. I'd feel better about my chances, but l expect I'll have about 15 ahead of me wh en I Start out in Sunday's final round." Nicklau s blam ed his poorer-the-expected showing on the slow greens he found on the Augusta National this week because hot we~th cr has been making the gra ss grow more than iJSual. " ! don't really ra re for this type of weather for a major champi ons hip , " s a id Nicklaus. winner of 16 "Major" titles. " It just gives everyone and his brother a chance to win." Nicklaus has been having trouble putting ever since the Masters began and he missed a half dozen of 12 feet or less Saturday , four of those from within eight feet. "The longest putt l made all day was only about II> feet," he said. "I'm hitting a lot of good putts, but they aren't go ing in . I had five putts today that should have gone in and didn't." Nicklaus played all nine of the holes on the front side in par, two-utting each one , and got his fir st birdie at No, 10 where he h\t a 6-iron shot, less than four feet from the cup. �C. I::-The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, April9, 1978 Hubie Green early 3rd round Welcome Wagon club activities ~UGUSTA, Ga. (UP]) _:_ Hubie Green, after receiving a good luck hug from his mother before teeing off, went out and birdied. five of the first eight holes Saturday to take the early lead after 45 holes of the Masters Tournament. Green, the U.S. Open champion who says he has to gamble on the Ion~. 7,040-yard Augusta National Course, was as hot as the near 90-degree temperature as he birdied the first, second, fourth, seventh and eighth holes to go S-under-par for thetornament. This gave Green a one-shot lead over Rod Funseth, the cosecond round leader who had completed eight holes. Saturda y. At 5-under. three shots back, was Wally Armstrong, who has 11 i APRIL t2- Get acqua inted coffee at Marv Ann Jamison 's 10 a.m. RSVP 44&-2649. . April12 - Exercise Group, call Julie Ormsby 446-2070. April t3- Cake decoration Kandy No•·e 's RSVP . ·: p.m 146-7324. No children . April 14--Couple's bridge at C'hns Mltchell.s RSVP. H G7739, 7:30p.m. . ·April!7-General meeting. Jackson Pike Branch OV B 7: 30p.m. " Residential Landscap>ng ." April 20- Evening bridge RSVP , l.oJS Phlegar·s 245-56ll 7: 30p.m. . April 21J - Cakedecoratingat KandyNuce's, I p.m. 11SVI', HG-7324. No children . · April19 - Exercise Group, Julie Ormsby RSVP . 446·2070. April 22- Gourmet dinner. Carolyn Purcell's. RSVP. 7 p.m. 446-.1077. April2? - Cake decoration , Kandy Nure·s, RSVP 44&-7:124. No ch ildren. April 28 - Couple's bowling 9 p.m. llSVP. Karen Moffitt 245.,)359. May 1 - Board members meeting. 7:30 p.m. lllis Phelgar's. May 2 - Canasta Fran Shaw's 7:30p.m . RSVP 446·7593. May 3 - Bridge. Teresa Bihl 's, 9:30a .m. RSV P Hfi·\9:\7. ~ay 3- Exercise Group Julie Ormsby RSVP Hl~2070 . Welcome Wagon is open to any inlcrested party m t11e area. 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Horvftl ond S!immer Mtodcnor poltern• 1nclu0e 10 01. rod 1, 16 o r cool• • an~ 12 0 1 ~og t . HECk'S REG. 47' UPI Sports Editor AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPl l His iron shot was bold , much more so than it should 've been. and when it strayed off line and struck a woman alongside the 18th green ; Spain 's well-bred Severiano Ballesteros flin ched and instantly realized he had to express his regret in some way. His English is still poor but there is nothing wrong with his instincts. Moving quickly up to where a small circle of others were showing concern fo r the woman, who actually had been far more frightened than injured, Ballesteros reached out for her hand and gently kissed it in the finest continentaf tradition. Upon orders from him, his caddy, Marion Herrington , · fished a brand new ball out of the golf bag he was carrying and presented it to the lady with Ballesteros' com· Y ea~cr 's single. The final \.os Angeles run came in the ninth on singles by Hnn Ccy and Baker. increase Toronto's lead to 3~ 1. May berr y. obtained by Tonint o from Ka nsas City last Tuesday . hit his fir st home ru n for Toronw with one uut in the third and Hutton, acq uired during the winte r fr om Philadelphia, belted his first American League homer lead ing off the ninth. Ahome run by Hon Leflore mthe seventh inning gave the T1gers their second run. inning. A t wo~ut error by Slaton, a single by Alan Ashby and Wag ner 's error produ ced the tie brea king run in th e second before AI Woods followed with a single to ching of Fred Norman and st ra ight over the Astros. Before Norm an depart ed Doug Bair Saturday in a 2-1 victory by Cinci nnati over with one out in the ninth and a Houston, the Heds' th >rd runn er on fir st base, the veteran Re ds' so uthp aw struck out seven and walk ed only two. The Astros' only run ROTTERDAM , Nethertands !UP!) - Jimmy came in the first inning on Connors held off a persist ent Vilas Gerulaltls in the semifinals of the $175,000 World Championship Tennis CINC INNATI (UP! ) George Foster hit hi s second homer of th e season to back th e co mbined four-hit pit- • NEW YORK (UPI I Pinch hitter Ed Kranepool belted a twtH>ut , two-run homer in the ninth inning Saturday to give the New York Meta a 8-5 victory over Montreal, thefr second in a row over the El11p0s. . Kranepool, batting for winning pitcher Marty Cornejo, hit his first 1978 homer off loser Stan Bahnsen after Bruce Boisclair had walked to lead off the inning. Dave Cash drove in two . runs with a triple In the E~s' thr~run t.hird in- · ning ana ne s>ngleo • and scored one of two more Montreal runs in the sixth. Chris Speier, who had four hits, singled In each of his first three at-bats for Montreal and reached base on an error in the seventh inning. Expos starter Rudy May, acquired from the Baltimore Orioles during the off-season, was touc)\ed for a leadoff homer by the Mets' Steve' Hender110n In the fourth In· ning and a two-run blast by Lee Mazzilll in the eighth . •rn. · singles by Terry Puhl and out an infield hit and scored Enos Cabell and Bob Wat· un Cesar Geronimo 's triple so n's sacrifice fly . down the ri ~ht line. Foster's homer, his second The Reds Hits in the second in as many games, came off inning were three of only six loser Joaquim Andjuar and they were able to get off tu uched off a two-run secoHd Andjuar who went th e inning for th e Reds. Two outs dista nce for Houston. !<Her, Dave Crmccpt'ion treat TllUrnament Saturday to advance to the final round where he will ml'C t Raul Ramirez of Mexico. Top·seeded Connors of Belleville, Dl., stopped Gt"rulaitis, Howard Reach, N. V., 4-6, tH, 6-4 whil e fuurth ·secded Ramire'l defeated !lie Nastase of Roumania, 7·5, &-3 . . Connors and Ramirez last played in Philadelphia in January when Connors won in three sets. Cnnnors was pressured into mistakes in the first set be lore regaining l'tlntrul. But Cunnl)rs , relyin g on his typkal hard strukcs, ltmnd his tuurh in the seeund set and gradually dumina led play as his accuracy impro ved. Praises winner, has no regrets BAT YAI. Thailand 1UPl l - Venezuelan light welter· weight chall enge r Francisco Moreno, knocked out by Thai World Champion Saensa~ Muangsurin Saturday night , pr <.tised the winner and said he had no regrets. "Saensak was able to ta ke my punches and come back fl~hting," he Lold newsmen in his dressing room after the bout. Saensak stopped Moreno wit h a heavy 13th-rou ntl attac k which le-f t the cha \Ienge r bleeding fr ee ly fro m the mo uth and a cut uvcr the left eye . "The champion is a good fighter and'! have no regrets losing to him,'' Moreno sa id. "I' d certa inly lik e to fight him agc1in." Moreno wa s the eighth cha ll enge r to try un · successfully to wrest Saen- '11JU"isday and when he was as many as eight or 10 before . Mter plllyi ng with Jack asked afte rward Whether he always kisses ladies' hands Niek l1tus m the secon d round. aft er he hits them, Nicklaus said there was no Ba llesteros wo uldn't allow doubt in his mmd Ba llesteros himse lf to be mouse-\rapped. " will win more than one grcCn <:uat here, " referring to He decli ned to say. Unquestionably the most the tradtlional green jacket prom ising foreign newcomer given every MCJster s' winner . to golf since Gary Player - " f hit what I t'Onsi dercd to ventured over to these shores be some pretty good drives, from South Africa, but he'd alw,,vs be 25-30 Ba ll es teros ce lebrates his yards ahead of me." said 21st birt hday today and Nicklaus, a five-time Masters there's no better way he co uld wi nner . "Some of his shots think of doing it than by were incredible, All he has to becomin g the youngest do is lea rn how to play this professional ever to win the co urse. and he's going to be Masters. Wh ether he does nor rough \u beat. Extremely not, he's still the youngest pro mugh ." Tom Weiskopf, Ballesteros' ever to compete in the event. Ballesteros arri ved in opening round part ner, was Au gusta straight fr om a equa ll y impressed. "lie's so long and smooth victo ry in the grea ter Greensboro Open at Greens- and eff ort less, he's unboro, N. c. Be impressed bel ieva bl e," test if ied everyone so much with the Weiskopf. ""When we both way he won thai Deane sta rted off on the very firsl Beman, th e PGA Tour hole, he hit the bes t, (lKJ mmi ssione r , br oke smoothest 300-yard drive into prece dent by. dec laring the wind I ever saw." Pa lmer may be Ballesteros co uld join the reg ula r tou r im medi ately Ballesteros' biggest booster · with out botherin g · to go of all. "I'll tell you how good he through the o t~e r wise necessa ry tourna me nt is," Pa lmer said. " He and 1 were playi ng in the Lancomc players' school. " The r eason we se nd Tournament in Paris two anyon e to the school is to see yea rs ago and l was four trokes up on him with nine If he has the necessary & proficiency to 'Jllay on the ho les to.go. l hit every green, tour " said Beman . " Ob· pan-ed every hole and still lost . He shot a 31. " viously Ballesteros has." If tlje 6·foot, 195· pound The husky, dark -hair ed · Spaniard , with 19 In- Ballesteros has any weakness ternational titles to his credit at all , it's only that he doesn't so far , will make up his mind seem to rea lize his own whether or not he wishes to strength som etimes. He has a join the tour within the next tendency to play too boldly 611 days. His next stop after and too recklessly at times the Masters will be th e although the formula seems Tournament of Cl1ampions to be wo rking out well for next week at Lat'Osta, Calif. him. He seems to p(efer getting This was only the second Masters he ever played in, on with everything he does. but Ballesteros attracted He never walks slowly , for •.. ore att ention than other example, but always strides golf.ers who had competed in purpose full7. His tirst name pllments. Bluohing a bit. she im· mediately was pe rfectly all • right again and demonstrated that by smiling engal!in ~ l v ." "Anyt ime," she said. Such IS the type of uncommon appea l Sevcrianu Ballester.os, golf 's new Wund erkind , seems to gen erate not on ly among a hea lthy majority of women who have noticed his manner and seen the way he hit s a gol f ball, but also among most men who have done the sa me thmg. For sheer charisma, Ballesteros co uld be Spain 's greatest contribution since El Cordobes, and for the natural flair , ability and general abandon' with which he plays golf, he already is being hailed , perhaps a littl e prematurely, as "the new Arnold Palm er." The episode in which is ball hit the woma n occurred during the first round of the Ma sters Tourna ment on 6-5 in ninth COSMlnC DEPT. • Steve the loss, his ftrst as a Tiger. Willis pitched out of a basesloaded jam in the ninth . Toronto's Hi ck llosctti doubled and srored on a single by Roy Howell in the fi"1 , bot Jason Thom pson tied the game with an I!BI single in the bottom of the Mets nip Expos CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN HECK'S REG. $2.88 COSMEnC DEPT. HECK'S 36COUNT ULTRA BRITE TOOTHPASTE . 99 HECK'S REG. $16 :96 · ultra brite . 13 () '29'' wnh(Ji e 4 e S!tdt• f!Jio' •u d• o d•ol help ~ ptnpotfll e Autamo t ( Vo!u m"' Conlt ol e ~olo d $15. Value . H; 9hJ:gh~~. Tont\, rig tern, 100°,'0 Organ iC - W ll ~, . to Mv\l( !IV MIL TON RICHMAN HECK'S REG. 139.96 with cuitom cond itio ner' GIMM E CURL PERM $25. Value. Add, sun·•fmked glow and look FROSTING ~ ICE CREAM M'AKER CF520-l GENERAL ELECTRIC CHARMIN tt:'Hir · : · • fr Glf,:, Cur l ~ lhtg SIH8 AUTOMOTIVEDEPT. $20. Vo!! lue . WARING . The f•' "' wheel plont111 1\ or or~ co nsltl,l!led fo1 v$1'~ ondoor 01 Smi th singled, moved to th ird on successive wild pit ches by Huthven. and sco red on Steve Ga rvey's si n ~l e. '111ey made it 2-0 in th e fourt h on Dusty Baker's single, a walk, and place' himself six shots be hind the leader . Arnold Palmer, revivirg the hopes of his old Arnie's Ar my as he started the day only three strokes off the pace, lost two strokes wpar for hi s first 10 holes Saturday . W1th more tha n one-third of the 53 survivors In t h~ clubhouse, Gil Morgan was. the early thi rd-round leader at even par 216 followin g a 70 and South African Bobby Cole shot his second consecutive 70 to stand at 217. Ray Floyd, who won the Masters two years ago , and Tommy Aaron were at 218, Lyn !.ott at 219, and Ardy North, J ohnny Mill er, .Jay Haas and amateur Vance Heafner were bracketed Reds cop third win in row Ballesteros' English may be poor, but not his instincts Brenda IIIJud. Kt:l l) l.uJgtJ, K1m Poiryn. Hcnc \l ad<·r. Ell7.abcth ~ ~ k t:-1 ,,d n~1 i r pre se nt \\a s Mr s ll ood Insuranc e Com Dan~ scu r ing in the fir st when Tigers drop 5-2 tilt . to Toronto Blue Jays HECK'S REG. Chrn ' caine on with two on nncl two out and str uck oul Da le Murphy. 'l11C Dodgers opened \he ATLANTA (UP! ) - Regg ie 4-1 lead in the fifth . Smith Smith slammed out three also singled nd scored in the hits, includin g a tw o-run fi rst and doubled and sco red homer, and Tomm y John in the seventh. John , 20·7 last seaso o. lost hurled a strong seven innings Saturday to stake the Los liis shutout when right fiel der Argeles Dodgers to a 6·2 Gary Matthew, who had three nationally-televised victory of Atlanta 's hits, belted a 410foot homer to cenler field in over the Atlanta Braves. Smith, bother~ by a high \he fourth. J ohn was knoc ked fever and an upset stomach in · nul of the game in th e eighth the Dodgers' season-opener when the Braves scored th eir 13-4 win over Atlanta Friday other run on a wa lk and night , tou ched Br aves' singles by Matth ews and J eff starter Dick Ruthven for his Burrough s. Terr y Fo rster homer to give Los Angeles a DETROIT !UP! ) - John Mayberry and Tommy Hutton hit their first home runs as Blue Jays and shortstop Mark Wagn er 's error led to two other runs Saturday in a 5·2 vict or y for Toronto over the De tro it Tigers. Jerry Ga rvin , with ninth inning relief fr om Mike Willis, notch ed hi s and Toronto's fir st win of the season , while Jim Slaton took GENERAL ELECTRIC HECK'S REG. 26' tht s ca reer Ch a rlcm• Host H ' .scr\'f•d rcfreshmt·nt s Members pr est• nt were llar bar:• • .. ,.~ ~ SI'OIT'S tmT. publt l' hf' alth . ~WhtHd nursmg cmd ma ny tfthtr uppurtunl11l'."' 111 ll uuck. , $7.99PAtR Solidly engtneered . Iwo 'J pOOI) each wt th d tff ere nt lme cap ac •· ty more than double its vcrsa tili· FRAIILL · ? HICK' S RIG: tcachJn~. BustJ<: . ' '••' '" I ' ' tl .. ,ll f'l l,, I • •' .'. ' '· •· $4~~. ~~ ''l'l'~ pr esf' nt ~Hi un uf l'h.ar lene SPINNING REEL ;h, .. In ·•·"" ' +.., ''• .,,f,t, ..,1, ~" · ··•t t • t+- •1<• 1 • • 1•1' t •• • •• also told u<., t.tbout (.llffi·n·nt pilades- of nur s 1n ~ bt•tlsttle nursing, I''" '"~" 1 ,,. •'• Shr hcul " Why not tnns1der nurslllg <IS a c ure er' 1 " Shr hnd ln tercst rng slid~ ·" m addi!J!IIJ! u p11S1c rs ctnd '·nph\et s Sht' ~~ n:~H·d tilt' r I'('IJ\(' 11! S Wl' 1 : ..,( htlttl m nt' <'d ha \'t' urder Lo 1'111~'1 nu r..,HIJ.: She NAIDWAIIf~JgT. HARDWARE DEPT. l\ ay SiuHiy . 79.0Qt Heck's Reg . $14 .99 prc~(·nt ur rT m tere.stm ~-: v,,, bar1 OdJuSI to to~~ wedge shooe1 culling b lode 1 Ask me about WORKMATE . Lob~ orovnd the home ond Ooub!~ tn ~u!oled Accepll Busy Beavers 4-H Club met . Smith, Bt·th Sahs bur~ . March 2'J at Rt. 2 Vinton . Lakm, Sand~ Prnnek, .\l fl r~ Officers arc, vice president, Cla gg, HHrlan d 11 <11:-. lop. t' 111d y Coffee; secretary, Heeky Crej.! ol' .\, Marty l' tcktc Co ff ee; recreation Shd flrl d. Karrn (ireg t~r ~. leader, Matthew Coffee. The Ctn dy Spca" . Cu,·s>s next meeting will be April 11 prcscnb uere J o.~h H;mdPp, a1 Bob Twymln 's house. Andy Hatslup. \\'11\ l1;11 sio p. Ad\'tSo r is Mrs . Del o r ~s Abc Hat slop, Josh t:regory , Cu ff ee. Membe rs present J1ll f.ak tn. a nd :-I rs . Shcfftcld •·ere Carrie Ramey , Cind) - Hepun( r Sane!! Laki n. Coffee, Matthew roffee , Hob The Bus) 1-\ands l-11 C'l u\J Tw yman. Vickie Co ffe e. met Mnda ,\. Apnl 3 at 7 p.m Davtd Kris Erb, Mark Thr m cetm~ was t'H liNI tu Wtlfong and Barbara order b1 Brenda ii•X>d. The Wilfong . A guest present was spec tal spea ker for the :-Irs. _Bi)l Ram ey. - Report er t'\'l~ntng \~:iS :\I rs . J(•f' Hmt'tndy ·co rree . ~· Patriot Merry Makers met ,\larch 24 at Marty Sheffield's home. Cindy Spears presided and Ruth Wood had cha qje uf the program. There was an Easter Egg hun\ which all me mbers partic ipated m. BLACK & DICKIR Mob!S ur01ght _ (Uf~ l!d ond Kooll (UI\ on wood, ..,e!ol. plotton and other motertoll . 1ho1 ~e"a! ole ltmt ·I C!\1 1!1 dOt'\ tnnumeroble Huth Wood and Jane Sn111h. suttJ. mstl·uctu r o f mal e rnll~ and ubst<'lnc nursmg . ll(l lzcr l\·led tcal <'tmtcr Sdw(ll nf SPORTS Dodgers in... 6-2 win over Braves BLACK & DECKER Wmners were J1ll l.a km :111d Mat1 y Sheffield . Ach'tSor> art' Mem bers Trevin o got one of th ose shots back on the eighth with a holes. Giving Green more of a lift than the hug fr om his mother birdie; am! he stood at 4-under at that point along with Dave was a disastrous triple lx>gey by Lee Trevino, who shared the Grah am, Bill Kr atzer!, Joe In man, Gene Li ttler and Hale second round lea d, on the fifth hole. Irwi n. • Funseth , who also shared the halfway lead in last year's Trevino, who needs only the Masters to complete a personal grand slam , had started the day at 5-under 139 along Masters with eventual winner Tom Watson, remained in with Funseth, then moved into sole control when he birdied the strong contention ~s he moved to 6-under with bi rdies on the third hole Saturday. But he may have blown th e tournament second and fifth holes agamst bogey on the third. Jack Nicklaus five times a Masters winner and the pre· with his seven on the par-4, 450-yard fifth. Trevino went ove r the green with his approach, chipped back tournament favo~ite once again, kept himself on the fr inge of into a trap, took two to get out , then two-putted. This put him contention. After reaching the turn Saturday at 1-<Jver for the championship, Nicklaus birdied three of the next four holes w back at :1-under for 42 holes. le~der 5<tk's two·ycar-old title awa y from him . Si x of the fi ~hl s en ded in knockout victories for the Thai. "Saensak is an extremely slow start er ." said Moreno's ma nager Rafito Cedeno. But he praised Saensak's punching abili ty . Giraldo Va ldez, Moreno's Cuban trainer. said his boxe r fo u ~h l well in the early rounds. "Bu t there's littl e doub t Saensa k was the stro nger pu ncher and he deserved the victory," he said. Saensa k's tra in er and manager Sanong Rakvanich \o ld newsm elt he worried early in the fight about Moreno's fast start . ·'I told Saensak to face up to Moreno and try to knock him out, " Sanong said, "And that's exactly what he did." Islanaers cop title UN IONDALE, N.Y. tUPl i - Clark Gill ies scored two goals durin g a fi ve·goal outburst in the first per iod Saturday as the New York Islanders blew out the Ne w Yor k Ra ngers 7-2 to clin ch the Pat rick D1vision Title ove r secon d · pl ace Ph il ade lphia, ending the Flye rs· fou r-year reign as division champions. Mik e Kaszycki , Bob Bourne. Bob Nyst rom added the ot her first-period Islander goals. Kszyc ki ope ned the scorin g at 4: 18 when his shot went through the skates of Range r goalie John Davi dson from 15 feet At 5:31, Gi llies slid a soft shot through fr om the left circle as Da vidson was caught beh ind a screen. Davidson was short ly lifted in favor of Wayne Thomas, who was victim ized by Bob Bourne's 25-footer at 9:17. Gillies then scored his second goa l at 12:50 and Nystrom punched horn e a rebound at 18:07. The Islanders tacked on two more goa ls in the second period as Mike Bossy sco red his 53rd goa l m tne ttrst mi nute of pl ay. At 6:37, Kaszycki then scored hi s second gl>al of the game. Ron Greschn er score d both Rllnger goals in the third period, his 23 rd and 24th of the year. Indians top Royals 8-5 in 1978 opener CLEVELA ND IUPl i - Kansas C1ty starter and loser An dre Thornton's two -run Denn is Leonard. Pr uitt and homer and so lo shots by Ron Dade opened the second with Pruitt and Pa ul Dade ba ck-to· back home rs. A triple by Johnny Grubb powered the Cleveland · 'In· dians lo an 8·5 victory over an d Tho rnton's tower ing the Kansas Cit y Roy als drive into the leftfie ld seats Saturd ay in the season chased Leonard tn the fifth opener for both teams. an d provided India ns' starter Buddy Bell 's two -run Way ne Garland with the double capped a four-run first victory . Garla nd, who went six inn ing for Cleveland against innings, gavl' up a pai r of two- run homers to Fred Patek and Ha I Me Rae in the second inn i n~ . Patek also doubled ho me Amos Otis with the final Kansas City run in the sixth. Newly acquired Mike Paxt on hurled the lasl three mntngs for th e Indians to pick up hts fir st major league StlV(', Chicago edges Boston CHI CAGO iUPI I - Chet Lemon batted in two run s with an eighth-innin g doubl e and·sco red the winning ru n on ' Eri c So derholm's sin gle Saturday to give the Chicago White Sox a 6-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox. With the White Sox tra iling 5·2 goin g into the eighth, Ralph Garr. Jorge Ort a and Lamar Johnson si nKl ed off Red So x reliever Bill Campbell for one run and Bobby Bonds adva nced the runners Today's hurlers Sunday' s Probable Pltehers United Press lnternatioual (1977 Won-Lost Records In Parentheses) (AI\ Times EST; American Lcaeue Kansas City rB usby 1).()1 at Cleveland (Wise 11·5 1. 2 p.m. Toronto 1Unde rwood 9-11 1 at Detroit I Bi llin gham 10·10 1. 1:30 p.m. Ba ltimore 1McGregor 3.,) I at Milwaukee 1Sorensen 710 ), 2:30 p.m. Boston 1Lee 9-51 at Chicago 1Wood 7-.! 1, 2:15p.m. Ne w York (Figuero 16-11 I at Texas !Alexa nder li·li l. 3:05 p.m . ' Oakland !Worth 0-01 at California 1Knapp t2-71. 4 p.m. Minnesota 1Zahn 12- H 1 at Sea ttle !House 5-5 1,4 :35 p.m. Nailonal League Montreal tTwitchell 6·10 and Grimsley 14-101 at New York (Swan 9-10 and Bruhert ~ ). 1:05 p.m. St. Louis !Urrea Hi at Philadelphia 1 Lerch 1~ ), 1:35 p.m. Chicago (Fryman 5.,) 1 at Pitt sburgh iReuss 10-13). 1:35 p.m. Los Angeles !Rhoden 16- 10) at Atlanta 1 Boggs 0-:1). 2:15 p.m . Houston (Bannister 8·91 at Cincinnati tHume 0-j}), 2:15 p.m. San Diego !Jones 6-12) at San Francisco (Blue 14-19), 4:05 p.m. Lebanon results LEBANON, Ohio iUP I I Baroness Brewster grabbed gives some people trouble, so the early lead Friday night most ever yone call s him and coasted to a 212 length victory over Wally's Ta r in ''Sevvv .'' So does his caddy , Herring- the featured ninth race at ton, who (s from Augusta and Lebanon Raceway. The winn er, driven by Dan has be.en totiru! 11olf ballS for many other pros the past 15 Ivins , covered the mile in 2: 06 years . and returned 17.60, $5.60 and "He's phenomenal," says . $2.80. Wally's Tar paid $5 and Herrington . " He has a Iotta $3 to p!act), while Limber Leg guts and he's getting better came in third and ret umed all the time. He's even $2.60. Eddie Pluto and Carpenter picking up some of the caddies' language. He said to Bob teamed up for a nightly me toda y 'You can boogey for double combination of 2-7 that me anytim e.' Wh en we was worth $199.80. ca ddies say 'boogey,' that A crowd of 2,169 wagered means carry the \Jag." •$236,782. 1 a saerifi ce . Ron three times m the third in· Blomberg struck out. but ning. Ri ck Bu rleson hit his Lemon doubled to center to first home run in the fourth tie the game and bring ln and Carlton Fisk doubled and reliever Bob Stanley. scored Boston's final run on Soderholm sin gled to score Fred Lynn's fift h-inning stngle before Torrea lba took Lemon . The outburst hung the loss over. Chicago 's first t wo runs on Campbell whil e Pablo Torreal ba, the th>rd of four ca me off sta rt er Denn is Chicago pitchers, got the win. Eekersley in the fifth on a Lerrin Lagrow retired the sin gle by Soderholm, a walk final Bost on batter to get th e · to Don Kessi nger, a single by Bill Nahorodny and Ga rr's save . • The Red Sox bunched fou r bases-loaded single. Singles and a walk to score with f'\ Pirates slip by Chicago, 4 to 3 PITTSBUHGH 1UP! i Pmch hitter Jim FreKOSI drew a bases-loaded walk in the boit•Jm of the lllth inning S<jturd"Y to forrc home Steve Brye wuh the winn ing run in a 4-3 1·ictory by the Pitts· burgh Plfa tes over the Cl1ic<tgo Cubs . Brye led off the lOth w1th a double to left , Willie Stargell was walked intentionally , and. afte r Rennie Stennett flied out to right, Ed Ott wa lked to load the bases. Fregosi then wal ked on fi ve pitches from reliever Bruce Sutter. The Cubs tied the game 3-3 in the eighth on RBI sin gles by Bi ll Buckner and Bobby Murcer and a run-sco rmg walk by Manny Trillo. Pin ch hitt er Larry Biittner and Ivan Dejesus led off with singles, chasing P>rate starter Bert Blyleven. who was makmg hi s nationa l league debut. Grant Jackson relieved and induced Gene Clines to pop out to second, but then yiel ded consecutive RBI Sing les by Buckner and Murcer. Kent Tek ol ve relieved Ja ckson and got Dave Kingman to fl y deep to center, but Steve Ontiveros and Ma nn y Tri llo both wa lked to force across the tying run . Will McEnaney came in to retire the side. The Pirates too k a J.j) lead on a two-o ut solo homer by Dave Parker in the third mn ing . Pittsburgh got two unearned runs in the seventh on a walk, a saL"rifice, and a rare si x·base error by Bu ckne r . With Fernan do Gonzal ez on first, Blyleven laid a bunt down the right side, but Buc kner's throw to second wen t to the warni ng tra ck m center field, as Conzal ez and Blyleven came <~round to score. Jack Nicklaus concedes title AUGUS TA , Ga . iUPUi Pre-tournament favo rite Jack Nic klaus conceded Saturday he now has very little chance to win his sixth Maste r s To urn a ment champion ship. "I'm going to be about six st rokes behind at the end of the day," Nicklaus said after shooting a 3-under-par 69 for a three-day total of 2-underpar 214 . " ff 1 had only two or three people to catch. I'd feel better about my chances, but l expect I'll have about 15 ahead of me wh en I Start out in Sunday's final round." Nicklau s blam ed his poorer-the-expected showing on the slow greens he found on the Augusta National this week because hot we~th cr has been making the gra ss grow more than iJSual. " ! don't really ra re for this type of weather for a major champi ons hip , " s a id Nicklaus. winner of 16 "Major" titles. " It just gives everyone and his brother a chance to win." Nicklaus has been having trouble putting ever since the Masters began and he missed a half dozen of 12 feet or less Saturday , four of those from within eight feet. "The longest putt l made all day was only about II> feet," he said. "I'm hitting a lot of good putts, but they aren't go ing in . I had five putts today that should have gone in and didn't." Nicklaus played all nine of the holes on the front side in par, two-utting each one , and got his fir st birdie at No, 10 where he h\t a 6-iron shot, less than four feet from the cup. �'· ' , C-3- The Sunday Tim es-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9,1978 Cepeda manages in Puerto Rico . C-2-The Sunday Tunes-sentinel. Sund11y, April 9, 1978 Meigs wallops GAHS, .14 to 1 ROCK SPlUlW:S - H11st Metgs butl! up a 6-{) lead tn tlte ftrst lW1 1 tnnm~-:s went pia~. tht'n hHitd \' ISI!Ing on tu of (;allq>.lts. lll' "·as relieved by }l,,, 1\'''"''Pr tn the ftft h. Bot h ( ;AJIS hurlt•rs al lowed 14 runs ,.n 1:2 :-. af~tlt'S . GA HS Ctl m- Gallipoll:,_a 14-1 SI•Utlw<!St l'rJt llt l!tl'd ·wthark 1:1\ t' Uh10 Lt'a Ktlt ha~t'bi.dl Fnd~t\ 1'\ t•nm~ here Tun F btT"b;wh ''a.<lT\'diH•d \\!ttl the \\Ill Il L' fann t•cl l:l U!ut· J1l'\tb a!lll walked sl·,·cn \dllk g1 1lflg tht' lhStann' 1-'bt·r ~b..t('h allt~\\ t•d ,,ne run on four htts ~ 1 1'1/'! 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After ;-1 scu reless second mntnl! . the Hobruls cunH.~ to life and SC11red ! hrN' consec UII\'(' Hus~ell. nms frt 1J11 Corn E' II us. and CnrfietS M1ke l·as£'~ f1 Jr Kyger Creek and Jt !ln S<l~Tc f,·;r Svuthern. buth srored In thr fifth mnim:. rnak1n~ !he St'l! I' P I h1·n wtth one out left Mt' ke ! ht• l.(l:l llH' , lln ddl•• stun and Kelly Ill w<:~Jked \\'i nt'Ore111H' r mt o hu tJW to nwkC' the sco re 5-4 \\'till Ill\' loaded, repl aced pitcher Von Ta~ lor. iJ<ISCS l'(1rncllus Claude \\ HHlln~ and struck out the final bi.tttl'r . ( ; ('t\111~ hlls for the Bobcats wa s (~~~ rnl'l tu s wllh t w o sJngl t'!'i, C' a :-.t·~ wtth a double. ;md We:-.tfall, Corhas. and :\tbert all wtth one Slim pickin 's seen in next NFL draft By MIKF.RABUN UP! Sports Writer DALLAS I UP! I - The Nationa l Football League draft is less than a month away and at this point it would seem that the big question is wlty dves anybody care ? Yes, there is the quest ion of whether Tampa Bay can unload its No . I draft pick for some big offensi\1(' linem en . And thenthere wi ll be a slight bit of suspense as to whether Earl campbell will be the top selection desp ite his poor showing in the Cotton Bowl. But after that it looks like a bunch of yawns. At least that 's the way they fi gW"e il , in the scouting department of th e Dallafi Cowboy s. " It is not a good draft," said Gil Brandt, Cowboys ,;ce president for personnel de1·elopment. " For so me un explained reason, it's just not very good at all. Wl1en you get past the third round in the draft this ~' ear vou are gomg to be tai<Ing a great chance. "Th e mor tality rate is going to be hi gh.". The fa ct that good players are in sltort supply should not mme as good news for the Cowboys since they have the burden of draftin g last in a line of 2B teams. Super Bowl victories automati ca ll y p.ut you at the bottom of the list. · There is this always the persistent rumor that Dallas will pull off another spectacular trade this year , acquire Tampa Bay 's No . 1 pick and select Campbell to go in the sa me backfield with Tony DorsetL But Brandt insists there is no chance of that happening and he tlunks the trade Dallas made with Seattle to acquire Dorsett last year makes it tough for Tampa Bay to trade with anybody . "Ta mpa is tr)'ihg to trade its fir st choice .. , said Brandt. "But I don't think they will be successful beca use of our trade last year. " I think that trade benefited both tea ms. Seattle won five games - more than any expansion tea m has ever won in its second year - and all those.players they got in our trade contributed. " But whal you have is the Tampa fan saying , 'Gosh, loo k what Dallas did with Dorsett .' If they trade the choice they ha v.e to ask for too much to satisfy the fa n. It . puts more press ure on Tampa to make a better dea l. And the more you ask the tougher it is to dea l." If Tampa keeps tts pick , will it take Campbell ? "You always need a player like Campbell," said Brandt. " But maybe some teams would want to strenghten themselves in another afea . Tampa 's defense was great , but th eir offen se was terrible. Maybe they feel they can ,gel two outstandi ng lineman and maybe a lesse r rwming ba ck for th eir pick. " If you ca n get offensive si n~lc . t ;l'tl m.L\ hJts fu r Southern \HI! ' Su rre wttll three ~tngl t• s, \Vmcbrcnncr with lwu and Duffy. Erv1n lind Hill all wllh onl' PllthlllJ.i w1se • Ta y lor . 11alk ec\ fi\'C and stru ck out l\\l' )\' t' , \\'hilt• S~t)TC WC:tl ked threr cmd fanned eight Suuth crn plays host to the We:thcuna Wh ite Falcons Physicals given for olympics PT . PL EASAN T - In preparation for the Special Olympics to be held on April 28 at the Point Pleasant Junior High School, ph ysica ls were g1ven Wednesday and Thursda y at Pleasa nt Va lley Hospital in Point Pleasant. ~ l .•ncla~ nt~ht. Ten physicians, mcluding Lmc SL'tlre : Drs. Boonsue, Cheng; Choi. K~ ,L; t' r Creek 010 310 0- 5 6 2 Cole, Fu ga ro, Gam boa, s.,ut hern 010 01 0 2-4 8 I Grubb, Jamora. Wagner and Politano volunt ecred lhei r Sii,IT(' lip 1 f orbes. time to examine J:l2 child ren Ta~· lur IWJ> l. Cornelius ti. bel ween the iiJ.iPS of six veArs t\\( 1 lJ U\ S) Hussell. and up through high sehoul age in pr eparatiun ror the Specia l Olympics. Assisting the physicians with these phystcals were the lollowing nursin g personn el frotn Pl easa nt Valley Hos pita l· Sandra Knott s. R.N.. Inez Howes , R.N., Melba Messne r. LPN, Ha rriette Callicoat, Nurse Technicia n, Carol U\lerback, Nurse Aide , Marie Ro ush, Nu rse Aide, and Mary Plant s, Nurse Aide . The children examined at Pl easa nl Valley Hospi tal we re fr om the foll owing sc huul s in Ma son Cuunty : Sunnysi de Ee m e ntar y, Hanna n Elementary, Central Elem e ntary , Ordnan ce Eh'mentary, West Columbi a Elementary, Wahama Juni or and Sen inr High, and Point Pleasant Ju nior and Senior High Schools. Fred Christian . Homebound instructor for the Mason Co unl y Sehoul System is Coordinator for the Special Olymp ics. Tod~y's RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Lyne Center Gymnasium and Pool Schedules Week of AprlllO, 1978 POOL DATE - GYMNASIUM Apri!I0- 8·10 p.m.. Open Rec. B·IO p.m., Open Swim Aprilli - Ciosed· lntram urals Closed Closed Aprill2- Ciosed· lntramurals Closed AprillJ- Ciosed· lntram urals April f•- 7·9 p.m.. Fam . Rec . Night 7·9 p.m., Fam . Rec . Night Closed Aprill5- Ciosed 1-3 p.m., Open Swim April16- l·3 p.m ., Open Rec. 7.9 p.m ., Open Swim 7.9 p.m.. Ope n Rec. linemen like (Dan ) Dierdorf and (Conrad I Do bier then a back like Jim Otis can gain 1,000 yards . • ' Sport Parade .... By MILTON RICHMAN · UPI Sporll Edllor AUGUSTA , Ga . (UP!) - The last \hlng in the world Art Wall wants to do is hang up his sticks. ' They are part of his life, his golf clubs are, having afforded him inordinate pleasure and satisfaction for nearly three decades now, not to mention a comfortable living for him and his family . ' Art Wall discovers, however, he doesn't have much of an alternative but to ·quit touring the golf circuit regularly after having been on it the past 2B years. Rather sadly, that's what he has decided to do. Why ? Because at ~4, he's now considered "too old" to play the game competitively on any kind of regular basis. Never mind that he checked in with a perfectly acceptable 74 in Thursday 's opening round of the Masters for a score that put him within six shots of the leader, John Schlee, a ~ot.:that­ young 38 himself, and ahead of half the others in the field, most of whom had at least had at least IS or 20yearson Wall. ~ The saddest words ever spoken or written are supposed to be those that say it might have been, but the words "too old" rank right up there alongside them when it comes to taking the heart and spirit out of any individual. No one ever really thinks of hin1self as too old. CerU!inly not Art Wall , who feels he's·as young at heart as, say, Elton John, or at least Sam Snead, who'll be 66 next month and had a 79Thursday. But the message ·was conveyed to Wall two months ago after his good friend Roberto de Vicenzo had invited him to come to Buenos Aires and compete in the Argentine Masters. Wall was seriously considering going until he received a letter from the Argentine tournament officials. They told him , sorry , but there was no room for him . The reason they gave was that there wasn 't enough money to pay · his guarantee or. his expenses. Wall accepted that reason until he ran into de Vieenzo again al the PGA Seniors championship in Orlando, Fla., two months ago. Thai was when he learned the awful truth . "Roberto told me the rea l reason I wasn 't asked to compete was because they felt I was too old." In a se"'Je, Wall is at that awkward age. He's too old for some tournaments, and , get this, too young for others, such as The legends, a brand new eve nt strictly for past masters to be held in Austin, Tel!lls, later this month. "Charlie Sifford told me the reason I wasn't invited to The i.egends is because I'm playing in too m~ny tournaments presently," says Wall. "When I was at the Seniors' last month, one of the 70-yea r.old competitors there was terribly upset becaus e he felt there were too many •young' seniors in the fi eld ." The Seniors is res tricted to golfers 50 years old and up . "So·wher e do I fit in ?" asks Wall. "Nowhere," he says, answering his own question . "I think it's a joke. But yo u can 't fight City Hall and that's why I'm going to leave Ut e tour . It's time to do it. The handwriting is on the.wail and if I can't read it, then I'm pretty stupid.'' Art Wall is anything but that . For years , Wall played out of Pocono Manor, Pa. Now he lives in Sonoita, Ariz.; a quiet little connmunity of 200 people. He won 't starve to deat h because he has a job at the Club Pueblo del Sol in Sierra Vista, Ariz ., 110 miles southeast of Tucson. You won 't be see ing a whole lot of Art Wail on the tour anymore. Oh, he'll still show up at a half dozen or so of those events in which he's exempt from qualifying, like the Masters and the Canadian Open, but that 'II be it. He has a so-called lifetime exemption to both the Masters and the Canadian Open for having won them, yet that could change also in the near future. What this ail comes down to is that our preoccupation with youth is such that it frequently fosters an almost mindless passion w serve it. Next thing you know, someone's liable to come along and try to make Marc Chaga ll quil doing what he lo~es . Alter all, how does it look for a man of 73 to still be painting and Laking a job away from some kid? Providence ace freed from jail As for the overall draft, Brandt is very unim · p,resicd. "This is not the year for the really good player," Brandt said. "Usually there are 10-15 outstanding players, the. type that in three years you know will be Pro Bowl material. I don 'I see that this year . "There is no depth in any position, For example, you have two pretty good running backs in campbell and Terry Miller of Oklahoma State . There are a couple of goo d offensive linemen but there really are not any outstanding defensive linemen . "Last year 191inemen were drafted in the first round , but I don't think you will see that !tappen this time. "This year reminds me of th e 1972 crop. Eleven of-the 26 players taken in the fir st round that year are no longer in pro football .'' PROVIDENCE, R.I . (UP!) Providence College bask etball star Dwight Williams Saturday was freed on persona l recognizance on assault charges in connection with a campus stabbing incident police said stemmed from a pool match. Willia ms ' lawyer, Paul Pisa no, said Saturday his client would plead innocent to the charge this week in State District Court . Williams was charged and questioned at police headquarters then arraigned befor,e a bail commissioner, where bond was set at $3,000, Sgt. Robert Cassidy said. " At this time, we do not know all the facts of the ease. We awa it the full invest tgation of the matter both by college officials and loca l authorities," said PC President Rev. Thomas R. But. as bad as this year's crop seems to be and despite Dallas' low drafting position, the Cow lXJyS ea n always find a bright spot . "So metimes when there are a lot of good players a team can just select one and know that they are going to get a good o n e ~'. sai d Brandt. "But if ther'HI a shortage of good playe rs then the teams that do the best job of evaluating somelimes have the ad vantage. " U yo u have a sta ble organ iza tion you know from past history what makes for good pla ye rs.'' Hillman placed on injured list DENVER (UPI I - The Denver Nuggets said Friday the's ha d pla ced forward DarJJell Hillman on the injured reserve li~t for the rem'ainder of the NBA regular season and signed !HI fowa rd Norman Cook to replace him . "Hillman injured his left leg in ThW"sday's Nugg~ts game at Phoenix and returned to Denver for treatment. Peterson. "When the facts have been ascertained, we will take appropriate action .'' The incident occurred about 3 p.m. Fnday in the alumni cafeteria when Williams reportedly became involved in a dispute with Raymond Romagnola during a pool match, police said. Authorities said Williams, 21, withdrew fr om the arg ument and returned later to demand $10. A seufne ensued, and Williams a lle ged ly sta bb e d Romagnola. Romagnoia, 22, Somerset, Mass ., was r eported in satisfactory condition at Roger Williams Hospital in Providence. Williams, a junior from Buffalo, N.Y., was named by UP! an All New England starting guard. Rhino signs new pact with Montreal MONTREAL i UPli - The Montreal · A!Ouettes of the Canadian Football Leag ue Friday anno unc~ the signing to a three-year pact of threetime ali-American defensive back Randy Rhino . The 24-year-<Jid Rhino, :>feet-·9, 185 pounds, from Atlanta , Ga., is a gradUllte from Georgia Tech. Last year as a safety with the Alouettes he led the CFL with the most yards on interceptions, 229. NIGHT LIFE AT BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER ·cENTER LEARNING IS LIFELONG Wh at " adult edu ca ti on? Ad.ilt ed uc al1 on is a program of courses for individuals to upgr.1ch· 'hemselves. prepare for new jobs, or just fun . . Sports transactions When are classes he ld? Coursr· s •n ad ult cduca t ton may be of fered any t ime suf ficien t co mm unity ,n terest •s evt denl. Standard courses will be offered per<Odlcally t hroughou t the year as per class schedules . Class will be ca ncelled and re sc heduled dur~ng inclemen t wea th er . By United Preu lnternat ianal .ADULT EDUCATION BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER OBTAIN SELF-SATISFACTION I ACQUIRE NEW FRIENDS! ~ W ELDIN!.> as rne pllyer to De named tater Offtce Mach tn es Res1dett ltal Wtn ng Shor than d I Sma ll. Bustness Ad vert1 s1ng Semmar Typtng Weldtng We ldin g Blue trade ; purcnased 1n1elder Tom Heinl zelman from 1!S Phoen i x far m ClUb Denver REGISTRATION APRIL 10 & 11 6:30 TO 8:30 P.M. Ba sketball Pl aced for ward Darnell Hil t man on the In lured rese r ve li~ l lor r ema inder of r t>gul ar season ; signee i orw&rd Nor m Coo k. .....~ Rose. St. Bonlll vtml ure - Reh ired Coacl'1 J im Satalln as head basketball co~eh . 28 60 10 16 40 24 21 80 30 60 48 30 60 60 Ending Date 6-S-78 Instructor Fee Saunders Delong $42 Free Evening s Mon . & Wed . Mon ., Wed . and Thur s . • Mon . & Wed . Tu es . & Thur s . Tu esday Tim e- P. M. 6:30·9:30 6: 00-9: 00 7:00-9: 00 6:00-10 :00 7:00.9: 00 4-17-78 4-18-78 4-18-78 6-S-78 6-8-78 5-16-78 Cole Garnes Crabtree $25 $60 Free 266 343 349 Tu esday Tu es . & Thur s. 7: 00-9: 00 6:00-10 :00 4-18·78 4-18-78 ' 6·6-78 S-18-78 Steele Harper $15 $40 224 232 Thur sday Tuesday Mon . & Wed . and Thur s . Mon . & Wed . Mon . & Thurs . Tues . & Thur s . Tues .· Thurs . 6: 30 -9: 30 6: 30-9: 30 6:00·10 : 00 6: 30-9: 30 6:00-10 : 00 6: 30-9: 30 6:30-9: 30 6-8-78 S-30-78 6-1, 78 Wooten Massie Frank 520 $20 $75 269 Cafeteria 208 4-17-78 5-11-78 4-17-78 6-7-78 4-18-78 6-8-78 4-18-78 and 4-20-78 Staff Wilson Staff Boyer $25 $55 $45 $5 2U Tues. & Thurs . Mon . & Wed . Tues . & Thur s. 6:30-9: 30 6:00· 10 : 00 6:00-10 : 00 5-18-78 6-7-78 6-8-78 Brown Heath Crible $30 6 New York Pittsburgh • St. Louis Ph il ade lp1'1 Ch ic11go Montreal W. L. Pet. GB 1 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 0 I .000 t 0 I .000 0 I .000 west W. L. Pet . Cincinnati 2 o 1.000 S!!nDiego 1 01 .000 Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 0 1 .000 AtlantB sa n Frncsc o 1 .000 Houston 0 2 .000 Friday's Resutrs P ittsburgh I. Ch ic ago 0 New York J, Montreal I San Diego 3, S.F. '2 LOS Ang 13, At lanta 4 Cinn 5, Houston 4 St. Lou is s, Ph ila 1 Sundly ' s G1mes Montrtal at New York S1. Lou is at Phlle Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Atlanta Houston at Cinc innati San Oieoo at San Fran 4-20 -78 4-18·78 4-17-78 Full Time Adult Programs Farm Business Planning & Analysis ( Call245 -5336 ext . 252 for information) Practical Nurse Program 4-18-78 ((:a 11245-5336 ext . 204 for informjltion) ' "' 4·17-78 4-18-78 . $75 s7s GB 17 Room 268 227 American League East W. L. Pet. 1 0 1.000 Detroit M i lwauke N~w York Cleve111nd Ba lt imore 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 1 .000 0 0 Ch icaoo Cali fornia seanle 1 1 2 111 1' J 1'1• 2 ... $ I .000 I .000 GB 11 I ':l t 1 1 o 1.000 GB 0 1.000 1 .667 \ 2 .333 Kansas Cit y 0 0 .000 1 Texu 0 0 .000 ' .. o Oakland 1 .000 Frid1y ' s Results Detrolt 6. Toronto 2 Mllw 11 , Baltimore 3 Ch icago 6. Boston 5 Ca li! L Oek 0, nig ht Sel!ttle 6, M lnn 3. n ight .09 REG. s1.25 320 268 280 PHONE 440 1611 1 1 • x .San Antn 52 29 .64 2 y wash 43 37 .538 v Cleve 42 39 .519 y At lanta 40 41 .494 New Or lns 38 43 .469 Houston 27 54 .333 Western Conference Midwest Division W. L. Pet. x Oen ... er 48 33 .593 Milw 43 38 .531 Chicago 40 41 .494 Detro it 37 44 .457 Kan Ci ty 31 SO .383 Indiana 31 50 .383 Pacific Di vision W. L. Pel. x Portlnd S7 24 .704 v Pheni>c 48 33 .593 v Sea ttl e 46 34 .5H LosA ng 4S 36 .556 Golden St 42 38 .525 X·tllnchec:t divlsio" titte Y·Ciinched playoff berth Friday 's ResulTs Detro i t 111. Boston 109 GB 811 10 11 14' 1 25 GB 5 a 11 17 l7 9 10 1 1 12 hl 1 1 indi ana 127, PhiIa 118 Cle~o~e \ 11 , At lanta 109 Buffa lo 113 , Chic ago \OJ New Or leans 117, Houston 11A New Yo r ~ 125 , Kan Cify 11 2 Milw 108 , San Anton io 102 Los AnQ 114 , New Jersey 106 Portlan d 9 7. Denver 93 Seatrl e 95 , Ptloen ix 83 Sundav 's Games Buffalo at Boston , all Ch ic ago at Atlanta , aff San Anton at New Ort ns. aff Ph it a at wash , an Denver a t Detroit , aft Cleve a t Kan City, all. Los An g at Portland GOlden St . a t Seattle NH L Standings By United Pren International Campbell conference Patrick Division W. L. T. Pts . y NY. lslndrs A6 17 15 107 y.Phll !!d lph AS 19 14 104 y Atlan ta 34 26 18 86 N'r' Rangers 29 36 13 Smythe 71 Di~o~ision W. L. T. Pts . 31 28 19 81 X·Chicago Colorado van couver St. Louis Minnesota 18 40 21 20 42 17 20 46 13 17 52 9 Wales Conference Norris Division 57 57 53 43 W. L T. Ph . .: ·Montreat 58 9 11 y. Oetroit · 31 3J 14 Y·LOS Angels 30 3.<1 15 P illsburgh 24 36 18 wa shington IS 49 u Adams Division W. L . T. x- Boston SO 17 11 v ·Bu fla lo .tJ 19 17 y .To ronto 4\ 27 10 Cleveland n 44 1J • ·cli nched division titl e Y·CIInched playoff berth Fridav's Result Los Anoeles 5, vancou ver 117 16 7S 66 44 Pts . 111 103 92 57 3 Loca flon s To Se rve You Ma in Bank- Second Avenue Third Avenue Bra nch Vint on Branc h-Vtn lon s Space Paid For By These Fine Institutions COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK Silver Bridge Plaza Downtown Gallipolis ~llr· ona Va PI BUCKEYE BUILDING &·toAN 500 Third Avenue - OHIO VAllEY BANK CO. 4 Great Locations to Serve You Better 370 Jackson Pike 420 Third Avenue 419 Fourth Avenue "Mini Bank" Rio Grande Branch Sundly' l Gimn Mlnn S~!!ttle } fir st Honda Twinstar Ea !:o y t<; whnl tl ~ r~ll Hbou 1 li s !.n(] ;;py l'r!Qtrli' 4 -'i pf =<.•d 11a n!:on l',::il{:fl lo w 5t.'i'l' ~r)tUOPI hdllfl q111J~ (111(! ..! '>l f•i tdt h••· rn; tk t• hJ r E:!J:.l hanrj!lnr-1 f·\orf f·rt 11rs t btiot HC!~~~ ~ ma rria ge, Go to work in quality 0). 10 II . HRS - Seattle. Jones (1 ). Boeh le {1), Mever {11 . to sta y "on duty · when you 're "o n duty Des 1gned to keep you comfortable all day and de live r the kind of lon g wear yo u expect to r you r / BAT DAY 1978 - Cincinnati Reds home run king George Foster and a yo\IDg fan check out the special bat which the Reds will be ~ i vi ng away on Bat Day today when the Reds meet the Houston Astros at Riverfro nt Stadium. Ever y boy or girll4 and under accompa nied by a separate paying adult will get a free bat modeled after the Foster famous black home run bat. The bat is a Louisville H&B model and it's branded in gold with Foster's autograph and an MVP salute. (Pictured with George'is a visitor to the Reds spring training ca mp , Matt Machamer of uvingston , Pa . I -Cin cinnati Reds Photo. ~riday's linescores Major League ResiJits By United Press International Nat ional League (h•C 000 000 000 0 7 0 P t !! 000 00 1 00)( 1 J I R Reus chet . 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Le zcano .. m lJ~TED roGo No All White Substitutes or Dark Meat Additional Charge Ill Torrez, prago (7) ,Campl1ett {9) and Fisk . Stone. LaGr ow 181 and Nord hagen. w LaGr ow {1 OJ. L - Dra go (0.1) . HR s- Ch ic ago . Blomb erg ( ll . 200 000 Ol D- 3 • 0 l - Redfern work shoes for workme n Oualtty b utlt Bost Ch <C 011002 01.:- 6 6 0 Redfern . Th ayer (6) Md &oromann ; Honeycutt , Romo {81 and Stinson . W- Honevcutl (t Outd oorsman ooo- s Please call Adult Education Supe rvisor Scott Coddington 24B336 Ext . 252 for information FIRST NATIONAL BANK But the bitter memories remain, He lo;t three apartments he owned, had w abandon a $500,000 health spa project and he's still in a precarious financial situation that the $25 per-game expenses for managing the Jun cos team doesn't alleviate at all . He says his second wife. Nydia, and hts foW" sons, Orlando .lr ., 12, of hi s ftrst marriage, Hector, 7, of hi s GB Ch i at NY Rang ers • NY tslndr5 at Boston M lnn at Phll ll Afla al Wash Montreal at Del Pill at Clvveland Toronto at Buff&lo 263 312 312 Feelsd goo · Malc olm , 5, and Ali , 18 mon ths, both of his second marriage, and his bla ck dog, N BA Stillndings By United Prns tnr ernational Eillstern Conference Atlantic Division 1111 ' W. L Pet . GB X· Phila 54 26 .675 Y· New Yrk. .42 39 .51 9 12 1 1 Bo ston 31 49 .JBB 23 Buffal o 27 53 338 77 New Jrsev 24 57 .296 J0 1 1 Central Oi visif.n Minnesota PORK TENDERLOIN SANDWICH LETTUCE, MAYONNAISE, TOMATO, ONION, PICKLE Cepeda thinks .lhe secret of being a good mana ger is human relations. "Alvin Dark is a baseball gentu s, but he can 't communicate with his players," Cepeda says . "That's why he gets fir ed every time. But Billy Martin , he fe els like a· ballplayer himself. That's why he's such a good manager. &1 many managers forget they were play ers th emse lves . To respect your ballplaye rs in the main thin g. The problem of man agin g is human relations.'' In a way , r..epeda says it 's tougher to manage in the Puerto Ric an amateur league than in the majors, becatLge in the major leagues, "The players already know what to do. Here, they don't. "There ar e no professional instructors in this league. That 's wh at I'm trying to do give them some professional guidance. In Puerto Rico, when a player goes fr om lhe amaleur ranks r------------, :I Pro 1I :Standings\ W. L. ret . April 9 thru 15 Starting Date 4· 17 ·18 4· 17 -78 And first baseman Angel Martinez says he's already "a much better hitter " because of Cepeda 's guidan ce . and · now he's working on impro\ling his fielding. Sunday's Games Kansas C it y at Cleve To ronto at Detro it Balt imore at Milw Boston at Ch icago New York at Texas Oakland at Cal i f Saturday INAR Total Hour s 42 Major Leage Standings By United Press Interna tional National League Eut . Sunday thru SPRING SESSION SCHEDULE 1978 Amat eur Rad1o Co de Auto Bod y RPpa1 r Auto Mrc han1cs for Se nt or Ctltlens Begtnntng Milcrame Bluepnnq Readtng and Sk e tchtnq I Ba s1c l Horftcullure· Landscapmg Karat e ( Beginning) Nur>e s Atde·Orderly Vida is h ~." SO to the pros, he really suffers a Cane na, named after former lot. I think I can help, give Puerto Rican ballplayer Luis · him confidence." Cane na Marquez, helped h1m th ro ugh the most difficult Cepeda thinks he can coach period. Bu t even the rest of and manage in the majors his family, his mol her and his so me day and perhaps brother , turned against him . become the second Puerto Just the othe r day, when he Ri can major league manager went to pick up Orlando Jr. after Jose Pjigan, now a from schoo l, he had a minor co ach and , in Cepeda's view, tr affic inc ide nt with · the des tined to become a mother of another boy at the manager some day . school. "That 's my ambition," he " She ;tarted shoutin g at says, but he is realtstic me and when I tried t'o say enough to add that it all something back, she said. depends on th e outcome of his "You shut up . You can't talk " eu urt case. Cepeda believes that if he is ult imately acq uitted on appeal , he will be able to shake off th e drug smuggling stig ma and be fully accepted again. " I don't believe in yesterda y. Yesterday IS for the memories. They stepped 1995 on me but I got up and went on." ~·. W. L Pet . Cit y acquired Denn is Shaw as a fre e agent , added former w id e receiver Ot is Tay lor to i ts 5COU!ing Stllff . College Purdue - Nam ed Lee Rose head basketball coach . Norfh Carot ina.Cha rloll e Appoint ed Mike Pr a tt hei!ld b/llsk elbal t coach t o su cceed Lee cage, I put my mind . on baseball. I'm all basebal l and - West K ann~ isolation, he said he locked himself inside his home in Cupey Alto .in the south ern suburbs of San Juan, and "as a nervous reaction , I .iust started eating and eating." His weight ballooned from abou t 200 .. POUAds · in, his playing days to 240. Now, he's down to 2.10. He says, "I'm getting back in shape again and Wl!nt to gel down to 200.'' Cepeda 's Mules t~m, pfayiilg 'in the eastern section and aiming for U1e June playoffs to settle the championship uf t.he JtHeam AA league, won six of its first seven games under Cepeda. Cepeda thinks he has a SW"e major league orospeet in ISyear-old Marion Diaz, a high school soph omor e hilling over .400 who is being taught not w jump on every pitch. " If you don 'llike the pitch, let it pass," Cepeda tells the boy,.who will be in the majors "within four years," according to Cepeda. The boy's father , Mario Sr., says he' s 11not worried one bit" about Cepeda's past and his possible influence on his yoWlg son. "It 's a great chance for my son to have him as manager." Catcher Nicolas Navar ro says Cepeda is "the best manager I've seen in my five years around this league . The reborn ." drug thing doesn't bother me. In his period of forced When l'm in th:1t h ;1 llin ~ r~· Boston quarterback. Rican sports connmunity that had worshiped him previously. He was found guilty at his 1977 trial and sentenced to five years in jail but remained free on bail pending his appeal to the federal circuit court in Boston . If he loses the nut round there, (;epeda says he's going ail the way to the Supreme CoW"t. 41 ] wasn't born a pri~m~r and I don't want to go to jail," he said in an interview. This summer season, Cepeda, now 40, was given the chance to get back into baseball as manager of the Mules - an amateur baseball team representing Juncos, a small industrial town about 3S miles southeast of San Juan . The team works out at El Mango , just north · of Juncos. His .late father , Pedro Cepeda, from whom Cepeda inherited the Puerto Rican nickname of "Peruchin" or lillie Pedro, managed the same team many years . Cepeda admits he has detractors and he gives credit to the general manager of the Juncos team, Tato O'uz, for getting him back into the game. "He had the guts to do it," Cepeda says. Being back in baseball w Cepeda is " like being wife 's Toronto ~oofbil l Registration may also be made at the Adult Education Office during the week of April 10, 1978 from -- -...- Cour (_,r· Acc oul tnq Bookkeeptng I Ad·uif Il,l\IC EducatiOn the 1n GALLIA·JACKSON-VINTON JVSD I -...._ - Friday Baseball San Fran ci sco - Senr inield er Mar io Guerrero to Oakl&nd By Pleter Van Benekum EL MANGO, Puerto Rico (UP!) - Manager Orhindo Cepeda thought his team's batting practice was getting . too gentle, so he chided his pitcher, "Is that all you got •" The pitcher grinned goodnaturedly and immediately responded with a hard fastball, but by this tim~, the batter was also 11 Up " and ripped a hard grounder to center field . Cepeda, a former majqr league star, is all baseball on the field and his players respond to him in the same fashion . He 's in his element and exudes confidence. 011 the field, Cepeda gives the impression of btiing shellshocked by his problems with the law. Nicknamed the "Baby Bull" during his 17 years in the majors stretching from San Francisco , St. Louis, Atlanta and a final full season at Boston in 1973, Cepeda was arrested at San Juan's Isla Verde International Airport in 1976 when he went to pick up a package from Colombia with five pounds of marijuana rolled inside some carpets. Despite his contention that he was framed and that he had nothing to do with the drugs, he immediately was ostracized by the Puerto •2 PIECES CHICKEN •MASHED POTATOES & GRAVY .ROLL j~akt 2nd & OLIVE ST. 8 Gallipolis Store On~ j4nppr GALliPOLIS. OHIO PICK-UP SER VH:F. PHONE 44fi,·2~tl.2A I �'· ' , C-3- The Sunday Tim es-Sentinel, Sunday, April 9,1978 Cepeda manages in Puerto Rico . C-2-The Sunday Tunes-sentinel. Sund11y, April 9, 1978 Meigs wallops GAHS, .14 to 1 ROCK SPlUlW:S - H11st Metgs butl! up a 6-{) lead tn tlte ftrst lW1 1 tnnm~-:s went pia~. tht'n hHitd \' ISI!Ing on tu of (;allq>.lts. lll' "·as relieved by }l,,, 1\'''"''Pr tn the ftft h. Bot h ( ;AJIS hurlt•rs al lowed 14 runs ,.n 1:2 :-. af~tlt'S . GA HS Ctl m- Gallipoll:,_a 14-1 SI•Utlw<!St l'rJt llt l!tl'd ·wthark 1:1\ t' Uh10 Lt'a Ktlt ha~t'bi.dl Fnd~t\ 1'\ t•nm~ here Tun F btT"b;wh ''a.<lT\'diH•d \\!ttl the \\Ill Il L' fann t•cl l:l U!ut· J1l'\tb a!lll walked sl·,·cn \dllk g1 1lflg tht' lhStann' 1-'bt·r ~b..t('h allt~\\ t•d ,,ne run on four htts ~ 1 1'1/'! S playl•d t•rrur!L·s~ ball. st s. errors . \'l araudtT~ lwd two hi! ." : q ltt'('t' tn ttw triumph ~ lt uud. \' uung, Andrt•ws. K<·nr1 ecly and Ebc rsba ch. 'llH•Hl p:-on pilC't'd tlw !use rs \\ llh :\\11 hilS J .llll'!H'! 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After ;-1 scu reless second mntnl! . the Hobruls cunH.~ to life and SC11red ! hrN' consec UII\'(' Hus~ell. nms frt 1J11 Corn E' II us. and CnrfietS M1ke l·as£'~ f1 Jr Kyger Creek and Jt !ln S<l~Tc f,·;r Svuthern. buth srored In thr fifth mnim:. rnak1n~ !he St'l! I' P I h1·n wtth one out left Mt' ke ! ht• l.(l:l llH' , lln ddl•• stun and Kelly Ill w<:~Jked \\'i nt'Ore111H' r mt o hu tJW to nwkC' the sco re 5-4 \\'till Ill\' loaded, repl aced pitcher Von Ta~ lor. iJ<ISCS l'(1rncllus Claude \\ HHlln~ and struck out the final bi.tttl'r . ( ; ('t\111~ hlls for the Bobcats wa s (~~~ rnl'l tu s wllh t w o sJngl t'!'i, C' a :-.t·~ wtth a double. ;md We:-.tfall, Corhas. and :\tbert all wtth one Slim pickin 's seen in next NFL draft By MIKF.RABUN UP! Sports Writer DALLAS I UP! I - The Nationa l Football League draft is less than a month away and at this point it would seem that the big question is wlty dves anybody care ? Yes, there is the quest ion of whether Tampa Bay can unload its No . I draft pick for some big offensi\1(' linem en . And thenthere wi ll be a slight bit of suspense as to whether Earl campbell will be the top selection desp ite his poor showing in the Cotton Bowl. But after that it looks like a bunch of yawns. At least that 's the way they fi gW"e il , in the scouting department of th e Dallafi Cowboy s. " It is not a good draft," said Gil Brandt, Cowboys ,;ce president for personnel de1·elopment. " For so me un explained reason, it's just not very good at all. Wl1en you get past the third round in the draft this ~' ear vou are gomg to be tai<Ing a great chance. "Th e mor tality rate is going to be hi gh.". The fa ct that good players are in sltort supply should not mme as good news for the Cowboys since they have the burden of draftin g last in a line of 2B teams. Super Bowl victories automati ca ll y p.ut you at the bottom of the list. · There is this always the persistent rumor that Dallas will pull off another spectacular trade this year , acquire Tampa Bay 's No . 1 pick and select Campbell to go in the sa me backfield with Tony DorsetL But Brandt insists there is no chance of that happening and he tlunks the trade Dallas made with Seattle to acquire Dorsett last year makes it tough for Tampa Bay to trade with anybody . "Ta mpa is tr)'ihg to trade its fir st choice .. , said Brandt. "But I don't think they will be successful beca use of our trade last year. " I think that trade benefited both tea ms. Seattle won five games - more than any expansion tea m has ever won in its second year - and all those.players they got in our trade contributed. " But whal you have is the Tampa fan saying , 'Gosh, loo k what Dallas did with Dorsett .' If they trade the choice they ha v.e to ask for too much to satisfy the fa n. It . puts more press ure on Tampa to make a better dea l. And the more you ask the tougher it is to dea l." If Tampa keeps tts pick , will it take Campbell ? "You always need a player like Campbell," said Brandt. " But maybe some teams would want to strenghten themselves in another afea . Tampa 's defense was great , but th eir offen se was terrible. Maybe they feel they can ,gel two outstandi ng lineman and maybe a lesse r rwming ba ck for th eir pick. " If you ca n get offensive si n~lc . t ;l'tl m.L\ hJts fu r Southern \HI! ' Su rre wttll three ~tngl t• s, \Vmcbrcnncr with lwu and Duffy. Erv1n lind Hill all wllh onl' PllthlllJ.i w1se • Ta y lor . 11alk ec\ fi\'C and stru ck out l\\l' )\' t' , \\'hilt• S~t)TC WC:tl ked threr cmd fanned eight Suuth crn plays host to the We:thcuna Wh ite Falcons Physicals given for olympics PT . PL EASAN T - In preparation for the Special Olympics to be held on April 28 at the Point Pleasant Junior High School, ph ysica ls were g1ven Wednesday and Thursda y at Pleasa nt Va lley Hospital in Point Pleasant. ~ l .•ncla~ nt~ht. Ten physicians, mcluding Lmc SL'tlre : Drs. Boonsue, Cheng; Choi. K~ ,L; t' r Creek 010 310 0- 5 6 2 Cole, Fu ga ro, Gam boa, s.,ut hern 010 01 0 2-4 8 I Grubb, Jamora. Wagner and Politano volunt ecred lhei r Sii,IT(' lip 1 f orbes. time to examine J:l2 child ren Ta~· lur IWJ> l. Cornelius ti. bel ween the iiJ.iPS of six veArs t\\( 1 lJ U\ S) Hussell. and up through high sehoul age in pr eparatiun ror the Specia l Olympics. Assisting the physicians with these phystcals were the lollowing nursin g personn el frotn Pl easa nt Valley Hos pita l· Sandra Knott s. R.N.. Inez Howes , R.N., Melba Messne r. LPN, Ha rriette Callicoat, Nurse Technicia n, Carol U\lerback, Nurse Aide , Marie Ro ush, Nu rse Aide, and Mary Plant s, Nurse Aide . The children examined at Pl easa nl Valley Hospi tal we re fr om the foll owing sc huul s in Ma son Cuunty : Sunnysi de Ee m e ntar y, Hanna n Elementary, Central Elem e ntary , Ordnan ce Eh'mentary, West Columbi a Elementary, Wahama Juni or and Sen inr High, and Point Pleasant Ju nior and Senior High Schools. Fred Christian . Homebound instructor for the Mason Co unl y Sehoul System is Coordinator for the Special Olymp ics. Tod~y's RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Lyne Center Gymnasium and Pool Schedules Week of AprlllO, 1978 POOL DATE - GYMNASIUM Apri!I0- 8·10 p.m.. Open Rec. B·IO p.m., Open Swim Aprilli - Ciosed· lntram urals Closed Closed Aprill2- Ciosed· lntramurals Closed AprillJ- Ciosed· lntram urals April f•- 7·9 p.m.. Fam . Rec . Night 7·9 p.m., Fam . Rec . Night Closed Aprill5- Ciosed 1-3 p.m., Open Swim April16- l·3 p.m ., Open Rec. 7.9 p.m ., Open Swim 7.9 p.m.. Ope n Rec. linemen like (Dan ) Dierdorf and (Conrad I Do bier then a back like Jim Otis can gain 1,000 yards . • ' Sport Parade .... By MILTON RICHMAN · UPI Sporll Edllor AUGUSTA , Ga . (UP!) - The last \hlng in the world Art Wall wants to do is hang up his sticks. ' They are part of his life, his golf clubs are, having afforded him inordinate pleasure and satisfaction for nearly three decades now, not to mention a comfortable living for him and his family . ' Art Wall discovers, however, he doesn't have much of an alternative but to ·quit touring the golf circuit regularly after having been on it the past 2B years. Rather sadly, that's what he has decided to do. Why ? Because at ~4, he's now considered "too old" to play the game competitively on any kind of regular basis. Never mind that he checked in with a perfectly acceptable 74 in Thursday 's opening round of the Masters for a score that put him within six shots of the leader, John Schlee, a ~ot.:that­ young 38 himself, and ahead of half the others in the field, most of whom had at least had at least IS or 20yearson Wall. ~ The saddest words ever spoken or written are supposed to be those that say it might have been, but the words "too old" rank right up there alongside them when it comes to taking the heart and spirit out of any individual. No one ever really thinks of hin1self as too old. CerU!inly not Art Wall , who feels he's·as young at heart as, say, Elton John, or at least Sam Snead, who'll be 66 next month and had a 79Thursday. But the message ·was conveyed to Wall two months ago after his good friend Roberto de Vicenzo had invited him to come to Buenos Aires and compete in the Argentine Masters. Wall was seriously considering going until he received a letter from the Argentine tournament officials. They told him , sorry , but there was no room for him . The reason they gave was that there wasn 't enough money to pay · his guarantee or. his expenses. Wall accepted that reason until he ran into de Vieenzo again al the PGA Seniors championship in Orlando, Fla., two months ago. Thai was when he learned the awful truth . "Roberto told me the rea l reason I wasn 't asked to compete was because they felt I was too old." In a se"'Je, Wall is at that awkward age. He's too old for some tournaments, and , get this, too young for others, such as The legends, a brand new eve nt strictly for past masters to be held in Austin, Tel!lls, later this month. "Charlie Sifford told me the reason I wasn't invited to The i.egends is because I'm playing in too m~ny tournaments presently," says Wall. "When I was at the Seniors' last month, one of the 70-yea r.old competitors there was terribly upset becaus e he felt there were too many •young' seniors in the fi eld ." The Seniors is res tricted to golfers 50 years old and up . "So·wher e do I fit in ?" asks Wall. "Nowhere," he says, answering his own question . "I think it's a joke. But yo u can 't fight City Hall and that's why I'm going to leave Ut e tour . It's time to do it. The handwriting is on the.wail and if I can't read it, then I'm pretty stupid.'' Art Wall is anything but that . For years , Wall played out of Pocono Manor, Pa. Now he lives in Sonoita, Ariz.; a quiet little connmunity of 200 people. He won 't starve to deat h because he has a job at the Club Pueblo del Sol in Sierra Vista, Ariz ., 110 miles southeast of Tucson. You won 't be see ing a whole lot of Art Wail on the tour anymore. Oh, he'll still show up at a half dozen or so of those events in which he's exempt from qualifying, like the Masters and the Canadian Open, but that 'II be it. He has a so-called lifetime exemption to both the Masters and the Canadian Open for having won them, yet that could change also in the near future. What this ail comes down to is that our preoccupation with youth is such that it frequently fosters an almost mindless passion w serve it. Next thing you know, someone's liable to come along and try to make Marc Chaga ll quil doing what he lo~es . Alter all, how does it look for a man of 73 to still be painting and Laking a job away from some kid? Providence ace freed from jail As for the overall draft, Brandt is very unim · p,resicd. "This is not the year for the really good player," Brandt said. "Usually there are 10-15 outstanding players, the. type that in three years you know will be Pro Bowl material. I don 'I see that this year . "There is no depth in any position, For example, you have two pretty good running backs in campbell and Terry Miller of Oklahoma State . There are a couple of goo d offensive linemen but there really are not any outstanding defensive linemen . "Last year 191inemen were drafted in the first round , but I don't think you will see that !tappen this time. "This year reminds me of th e 1972 crop. Eleven of-the 26 players taken in the fir st round that year are no longer in pro football .'' PROVIDENCE, R.I . (UP!) Providence College bask etball star Dwight Williams Saturday was freed on persona l recognizance on assault charges in connection with a campus stabbing incident police said stemmed from a pool match. Willia ms ' lawyer, Paul Pisa no, said Saturday his client would plead innocent to the charge this week in State District Court . Williams was charged and questioned at police headquarters then arraigned befor,e a bail commissioner, where bond was set at $3,000, Sgt. Robert Cassidy said. " At this time, we do not know all the facts of the ease. We awa it the full invest tgation of the matter both by college officials and loca l authorities," said PC President Rev. Thomas R. But. as bad as this year's crop seems to be and despite Dallas' low drafting position, the Cow lXJyS ea n always find a bright spot . "So metimes when there are a lot of good players a team can just select one and know that they are going to get a good o n e ~'. sai d Brandt. "But if ther'HI a shortage of good playe rs then the teams that do the best job of evaluating somelimes have the ad vantage. " U yo u have a sta ble organ iza tion you know from past history what makes for good pla ye rs.'' Hillman placed on injured list DENVER (UPI I - The Denver Nuggets said Friday the's ha d pla ced forward DarJJell Hillman on the injured reserve li~t for the rem'ainder of the NBA regular season and signed !HI fowa rd Norman Cook to replace him . "Hillman injured his left leg in ThW"sday's Nugg~ts game at Phoenix and returned to Denver for treatment. Peterson. "When the facts have been ascertained, we will take appropriate action .'' The incident occurred about 3 p.m. Fnday in the alumni cafeteria when Williams reportedly became involved in a dispute with Raymond Romagnola during a pool match, police said. Authorities said Williams, 21, withdrew fr om the arg ument and returned later to demand $10. A seufne ensued, and Williams a lle ged ly sta bb e d Romagnola. Romagnoia, 22, Somerset, Mass ., was r eported in satisfactory condition at Roger Williams Hospital in Providence. Williams, a junior from Buffalo, N.Y., was named by UP! an All New England starting guard. Rhino signs new pact with Montreal MONTREAL i UPli - The Montreal · A!Ouettes of the Canadian Football Leag ue Friday anno unc~ the signing to a three-year pact of threetime ali-American defensive back Randy Rhino . The 24-year-<Jid Rhino, :>feet-·9, 185 pounds, from Atlanta , Ga., is a gradUllte from Georgia Tech. Last year as a safety with the Alouettes he led the CFL with the most yards on interceptions, 229. NIGHT LIFE AT BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER ·cENTER LEARNING IS LIFELONG Wh at " adult edu ca ti on? Ad.ilt ed uc al1 on is a program of courses for individuals to upgr.1ch· 'hemselves. prepare for new jobs, or just fun . . Sports transactions When are classes he ld? Coursr· s •n ad ult cduca t ton may be of fered any t ime suf ficien t co mm unity ,n terest •s evt denl. Standard courses will be offered per<Odlcally t hroughou t the year as per class schedules . Class will be ca ncelled and re sc heduled dur~ng inclemen t wea th er . By United Preu lnternat ianal .ADULT EDUCATION BUCKEYE HILLS CAREER CENTER OBTAIN SELF-SATISFACTION I ACQUIRE NEW FRIENDS! ~ W ELDIN!.> as rne pllyer to De named tater Offtce Mach tn es Res1dett ltal Wtn ng Shor than d I Sma ll. Bustness Ad vert1 s1ng Semmar Typtng Weldtng We ldin g Blue trade ; purcnased 1n1elder Tom Heinl zelman from 1!S Phoen i x far m ClUb Denver REGISTRATION APRIL 10 & 11 6:30 TO 8:30 P.M. Ba sketball Pl aced for ward Darnell Hil t man on the In lured rese r ve li~ l lor r ema inder of r t>gul ar season ; signee i orw&rd Nor m Coo k. .....~ Rose. St. Bonlll vtml ure - Reh ired Coacl'1 J im Satalln as head basketball co~eh . 28 60 10 16 40 24 21 80 30 60 48 30 60 60 Ending Date 6-S-78 Instructor Fee Saunders Delong $42 Free Evening s Mon . & Wed . Mon ., Wed . and Thur s . • Mon . & Wed . Tu es . & Thur s . Tu esday Tim e- P. M. 6:30·9:30 6: 00-9: 00 7:00-9: 00 6:00-10 :00 7:00.9: 00 4-17-78 4-18-78 4-18-78 6-S-78 6-8-78 5-16-78 Cole Garnes Crabtree $25 $60 Free 266 343 349 Tu esday Tu es . & Thur s. 7: 00-9: 00 6:00-10 :00 4-18·78 4-18-78 ' 6·6-78 S-18-78 Steele Harper $15 $40 224 232 Thur sday Tuesday Mon . & Wed . and Thur s . Mon . & Wed . Mon . & Thurs . Tues . & Thur s . Tues .· Thurs . 6: 30 -9: 30 6: 30-9: 30 6:00·10 : 00 6: 30-9: 30 6:00-10 : 00 6: 30-9: 30 6:30-9: 30 6-8-78 S-30-78 6-1, 78 Wooten Massie Frank 520 $20 $75 269 Cafeteria 208 4-17-78 5-11-78 4-17-78 6-7-78 4-18-78 6-8-78 4-18-78 and 4-20-78 Staff Wilson Staff Boyer $25 $55 $45 $5 2U Tues. & Thurs . Mon . & Wed . Tues . & Thur s. 6:30-9: 30 6:00· 10 : 00 6:00-10 : 00 5-18-78 6-7-78 6-8-78 Brown Heath Crible $30 6 New York Pittsburgh • St. Louis Ph il ade lp1'1 Ch ic11go Montreal W. L. Pet. GB 1 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 0 I .000 t 0 I .000 0 I .000 west W. L. Pet . Cincinnati 2 o 1.000 S!!nDiego 1 01 .000 Los Angeles 1 0 1.000 0 1 .000 AtlantB sa n Frncsc o 1 .000 Houston 0 2 .000 Friday's Resutrs P ittsburgh I. Ch ic ago 0 New York J, Montreal I San Diego 3, S.F. '2 LOS Ang 13, At lanta 4 Cinn 5, Houston 4 St. Lou is s, Ph ila 1 Sundly ' s G1mes Montrtal at New York S1. Lou is at Phlle Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Atlanta Houston at Cinc innati San Oieoo at San Fran 4-20 -78 4-18·78 4-17-78 Full Time Adult Programs Farm Business Planning & Analysis ( Call245 -5336 ext . 252 for information) Practical Nurse Program 4-18-78 ((:a 11245-5336 ext . 204 for informjltion) ' "' 4·17-78 4-18-78 . $75 s7s GB 17 Room 268 227 American League East W. L. Pet. 1 0 1.000 Detroit M i lwauke N~w York Cleve111nd Ba lt imore 1 0 1.000 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 1 .000 0 0 Ch icaoo Cali fornia seanle 1 1 2 111 1' J 1'1• 2 ... $ I .000 I .000 GB 11 I ':l t 1 1 o 1.000 GB 0 1.000 1 .667 \ 2 .333 Kansas Cit y 0 0 .000 1 Texu 0 0 .000 ' .. o Oakland 1 .000 Frid1y ' s Results Detrolt 6. Toronto 2 Mllw 11 , Baltimore 3 Ch icago 6. Boston 5 Ca li! L Oek 0, nig ht Sel!ttle 6, M lnn 3. n ight .09 REG. s1.25 320 268 280 PHONE 440 1611 1 1 • x .San Antn 52 29 .64 2 y wash 43 37 .538 v Cleve 42 39 .519 y At lanta 40 41 .494 New Or lns 38 43 .469 Houston 27 54 .333 Western Conference Midwest Division W. L. Pet. x Oen ... er 48 33 .593 Milw 43 38 .531 Chicago 40 41 .494 Detro it 37 44 .457 Kan Ci ty 31 SO .383 Indiana 31 50 .383 Pacific Di vision W. L. Pel. x Portlnd S7 24 .704 v Pheni>c 48 33 .593 v Sea ttl e 46 34 .5H LosA ng 4S 36 .556 Golden St 42 38 .525 X·tllnchec:t divlsio" titte Y·Ciinched playoff berth Friday 's ResulTs Detro i t 111. Boston 109 GB 811 10 11 14' 1 25 GB 5 a 11 17 l7 9 10 1 1 12 hl 1 1 indi ana 127, PhiIa 118 Cle~o~e \ 11 , At lanta 109 Buffa lo 113 , Chic ago \OJ New Or leans 117, Houston 11A New Yo r ~ 125 , Kan Cify 11 2 Milw 108 , San Anton io 102 Los AnQ 114 , New Jersey 106 Portlan d 9 7. Denver 93 Seatrl e 95 , Ptloen ix 83 Sundav 's Games Buffalo at Boston , all Ch ic ago at Atlanta , aff San Anton at New Ort ns. aff Ph it a at wash , an Denver a t Detroit , aft Cleve a t Kan City, all. Los An g at Portland GOlden St . a t Seattle NH L Standings By United Pren International Campbell conference Patrick Division W. L. T. Pts . y NY. lslndrs A6 17 15 107 y.Phll !!d lph AS 19 14 104 y Atlan ta 34 26 18 86 N'r' Rangers 29 36 13 Smythe 71 Di~o~ision W. L. T. Pts . 31 28 19 81 X·Chicago Colorado van couver St. Louis Minnesota 18 40 21 20 42 17 20 46 13 17 52 9 Wales Conference Norris Division 57 57 53 43 W. L T. Ph . .: ·Montreat 58 9 11 y. Oetroit · 31 3J 14 Y·LOS Angels 30 3.<1 15 P illsburgh 24 36 18 wa shington IS 49 u Adams Division W. L . T. x- Boston SO 17 11 v ·Bu fla lo .tJ 19 17 y .To ronto 4\ 27 10 Cleveland n 44 1J • ·cli nched division titl e Y·CIInched playoff berth Fridav's Result Los Anoeles 5, vancou ver 117 16 7S 66 44 Pts . 111 103 92 57 3 Loca flon s To Se rve You Ma in Bank- Second Avenue Third Avenue Bra nch Vint on Branc h-Vtn lon s Space Paid For By These Fine Institutions COMMERCIAL & SAVINGS BANK Silver Bridge Plaza Downtown Gallipolis ~llr· ona Va PI BUCKEYE BUILDING &·toAN 500 Third Avenue - OHIO VAllEY BANK CO. 4 Great Locations to Serve You Better 370 Jackson Pike 420 Third Avenue 419 Fourth Avenue "Mini Bank" Rio Grande Branch Sundly' l Gimn Mlnn S~!!ttle } fir st Honda Twinstar Ea !:o y t<; whnl tl ~ r~ll Hbou 1 li s !.n(] ;;py l'r!Qtrli' 4 -'i pf =<.•d 11a n!:on l',::il{:fl lo w 5t.'i'l' ~r)tUOPI hdllfl q111J~ (111(! ..! '>l f•i tdt h••· rn; tk t• hJ r E:!J:.l hanrj!lnr-1 f·\orf f·rt 11rs t btiot HC!~~~ ~ ma rria ge, Go to work in quality 0). 10 II . HRS - Seattle. Jones (1 ). Boeh le {1), Mever {11 . to sta y "on duty · when you 're "o n duty Des 1gned to keep you comfortable all day and de live r the kind of lon g wear yo u expect to r you r / BAT DAY 1978 - Cincinnati Reds home run king George Foster and a yo\IDg fan check out the special bat which the Reds will be ~ i vi ng away on Bat Day today when the Reds meet the Houston Astros at Riverfro nt Stadium. Ever y boy or girll4 and under accompa nied by a separate paying adult will get a free bat modeled after the Foster famous black home run bat. The bat is a Louisville H&B model and it's branded in gold with Foster's autograph and an MVP salute. (Pictured with George'is a visitor to the Reds spring training ca mp , Matt Machamer of uvingston , Pa . I -Cin cinnati Reds Photo. ~riday's linescores Major League ResiJits By United Press International Nat ional League (h•C 000 000 000 0 7 0 P t !! 000 00 1 00)( 1 J I R Reus chet . Hernandez 18 ) ana Rade r , Candelaria and 0 11 w Umdelari a ( 1 0) . l R Rcuschel (0 1) Mont N YMe l s 000 00 1 000 (I J. BaiUmore . Murray (IJ Oa< 000 000 000 0 6 0 000 001 OOx I 40 Cal Lang ford , Hcavcrlo {7) Md Esstcm . Tanana .:m d Humphrey W- Tanana , 1 0 L Langford , 0I I8 I 01000100,.: )70 Roqers . Bahnsen (7 1 and Carter , Koosrnan and ~a rn s w Koosman ( 1 OJ l Rogers . (0 I J Hli:s Mont r eitt , Carter til S D. 000 000 120- 3 tO0 St .l 010 S.F 002 000 000- 1 S 0 Perrv . Lol tch (7), Fmgcrs f8 l and rena ce ; Montefusco. Mof f ill 161 , Lavette {7) and Hil l. w - L olich { I OJ L - Lavelle (0 1) , HR s- San Diego. Winf ield (1). 210 0 10- S t3 0 Ph il a 000 000 OIQt!- I 7 1 For !.ch , Vu cko\l ich (81 and Simmons Cunon. Brusstar (S l. Reed (61, McG r aw (8) and MCCarver . W- Forsch ( 1 O). L - Carlton (0 I ) HRs St Louis , Reitz f n. Hous Ott 020 ooo 'tO 0 Ci nn 010 130 OOx 5 8 0 Niekro. Sambit o 161 and Ferguson 8onham , Tomlin (9 ), Borbon (9) and Bench W 8onham ( 1 OJ L - Nle~ro (0 I ) HRs- Houston , Fe r guson (2) ; Cincinnat i, Bench 11 l, Foster ( I ). LA . 003 013 073 - 13 l.t. 0 12 1 ooo ooo- 4 9 2 Sutton , For ster f8J and Yeager . P N ie kro , Mahler 161, Camp f6l. Cam pbell (8 ) and Pocorobl't.W- Sunon 11 0) . L P.N ie kro (0 1). HRs Los An geles, L opes f 1J, M onday ( I I. Atlanta , Royster ( 1). Murphy Alta Sunday thru Saturday April 9 thru April 15 CHICKEN SNACK BOX 39. Amer ican League Tor 020 000 1 50 Del 011 300 lO x 6 10 1 Lem anczy k. Je fferson (4] and AS hb y. Fidrych a nd May , WFjdrych ( 1.0 ). L- Lem anCJy k 1011 . HRs- Oetroil , Mav f1J. Mankows ki (I) , Thompson 'Il l. 002 002 OlD- S tO1 000 211002- 615 3 Ball 000 000 003- 3 9 2 Mitw 031 0'10 .fh - 11 9 o F lana gan , Stoddl!rd (3). T . Ma rtin e z (S l i'lnd Dem ps ey . August ine . Rodriguez . {9) and Etcheba rr en W- Augus t in e ( 1. OJ . L- Ftanagan (0 1) . HR sMilwa ukee , H lsl@ (1). Le zcano .. m lJ~TED roGo No All White Substitutes or Dark Meat Additional Charge Ill Torrez, prago (7) ,Campl1ett {9) and Fisk . Stone. LaGr ow 181 and Nord hagen. w LaGr ow {1 OJ. L - Dra go (0.1) . HR s- Ch ic ago . Blomb erg ( ll . 200 000 Ol D- 3 • 0 l - Redfern work shoes for workme n Oualtty b utlt Bost Ch <C 011002 01.:- 6 6 0 Redfern . Th ayer (6) Md &oromann ; Honeycutt , Romo {81 and Stinson . W- Honevcutl (t Outd oorsman ooo- s Please call Adult Education Supe rvisor Scott Coddington 24B336 Ext . 252 for information FIRST NATIONAL BANK But the bitter memories remain, He lo;t three apartments he owned, had w abandon a $500,000 health spa project and he's still in a precarious financial situation that the $25 per-game expenses for managing the Jun cos team doesn't alleviate at all . He says his second wife. Nydia, and hts foW" sons, Orlando .lr ., 12, of hi s ftrst marriage, Hector, 7, of hi s GB Ch i at NY Rang ers • NY tslndr5 at Boston M lnn at Phll ll Afla al Wash Montreal at Del Pill at Clvveland Toronto at Buff&lo 263 312 312 Feelsd goo · Malc olm , 5, and Ali , 18 mon ths, both of his second marriage, and his bla ck dog, N BA Stillndings By United Prns tnr ernational Eillstern Conference Atlantic Division 1111 ' W. L Pet . GB X· Phila 54 26 .675 Y· New Yrk. .42 39 .51 9 12 1 1 Bo ston 31 49 .JBB 23 Buffal o 27 53 338 77 New Jrsev 24 57 .296 J0 1 1 Central Oi visif.n Minnesota PORK TENDERLOIN SANDWICH LETTUCE, MAYONNAISE, TOMATO, ONION, PICKLE Cepeda thinks .lhe secret of being a good mana ger is human relations. "Alvin Dark is a baseball gentu s, but he can 't communicate with his players," Cepeda says . "That's why he gets fir ed every time. But Billy Martin , he fe els like a· ballplayer himself. That's why he's such a good manager. &1 many managers forget they were play ers th emse lves . To respect your ballplaye rs in the main thin g. The problem of man agin g is human relations.'' In a way , r..epeda says it 's tougher to manage in the Puerto Ric an amateur league than in the majors, becatLge in the major leagues, "The players already know what to do. Here, they don't. "There ar e no professional instructors in this league. That 's wh at I'm trying to do give them some professional guidance. In Puerto Rico, when a player goes fr om lhe amaleur ranks r------------, :I Pro 1I :Standings\ W. L. ret . April 9 thru 15 Starting Date 4· 17 ·18 4· 17 -78 And first baseman Angel Martinez says he's already "a much better hitter " because of Cepeda 's guidan ce . and · now he's working on impro\ling his fielding. Sunday's Games Kansas C it y at Cleve To ronto at Detro it Balt imore at Milw Boston at Ch icago New York at Texas Oakland at Cal i f Saturday INAR Total Hour s 42 Major Leage Standings By United Press Interna tional National League Eut . Sunday thru SPRING SESSION SCHEDULE 1978 Amat eur Rad1o Co de Auto Bod y RPpa1 r Auto Mrc han1cs for Se nt or Ctltlens Begtnntng Milcrame Bluepnnq Readtng and Sk e tchtnq I Ba s1c l Horftcullure· Landscapmg Karat e ( Beginning) Nur>e s Atde·Orderly Vida is h ~." SO to the pros, he really suffers a Cane na, named after former lot. I think I can help, give Puerto Rican ballplayer Luis · him confidence." Cane na Marquez, helped h1m th ro ugh the most difficult Cepeda thinks he can coach period. Bu t even the rest of and manage in the majors his family, his mol her and his so me day and perhaps brother , turned against him . become the second Puerto Just the othe r day, when he Ri can major league manager went to pick up Orlando Jr. after Jose Pjigan, now a from schoo l, he had a minor co ach and , in Cepeda's view, tr affic inc ide nt with · the des tined to become a mother of another boy at the manager some day . school. "That 's my ambition," he " She ;tarted shoutin g at says, but he is realtstic me and when I tried t'o say enough to add that it all something back, she said. depends on th e outcome of his "You shut up . You can't talk " eu urt case. Cepeda believes that if he is ult imately acq uitted on appeal , he will be able to shake off th e drug smuggling stig ma and be fully accepted again. " I don't believe in yesterda y. Yesterday IS for the memories. They stepped 1995 on me but I got up and went on." ~·. W. L Pet . Cit y acquired Denn is Shaw as a fre e agent , added former w id e receiver Ot is Tay lor to i ts 5COU!ing Stllff . College Purdue - Nam ed Lee Rose head basketball coach . Norfh Carot ina.Cha rloll e Appoint ed Mike Pr a tt hei!ld b/llsk elbal t coach t o su cceed Lee cage, I put my mind . on baseball. I'm all basebal l and - West K ann~ isolation, he said he locked himself inside his home in Cupey Alto .in the south ern suburbs of San Juan, and "as a nervous reaction , I .iust started eating and eating." His weight ballooned from abou t 200 .. POUAds · in, his playing days to 240. Now, he's down to 2.10. He says, "I'm getting back in shape again and Wl!nt to gel down to 200.'' Cepeda 's Mules t~m, pfayiilg 'in the eastern section and aiming for U1e June playoffs to settle the championship uf t.he JtHeam AA league, won six of its first seven games under Cepeda. Cepeda thinks he has a SW"e major league orospeet in ISyear-old Marion Diaz, a high school soph omor e hilling over .400 who is being taught not w jump on every pitch. " If you don 'llike the pitch, let it pass," Cepeda tells the boy,.who will be in the majors "within four years," according to Cepeda. The boy's father , Mario Sr., says he' s 11not worried one bit" about Cepeda's past and his possible influence on his yoWlg son. "It 's a great chance for my son to have him as manager." Catcher Nicolas Navar ro says Cepeda is "the best manager I've seen in my five years around this league . The reborn ." drug thing doesn't bother me. In his period of forced When l'm in th:1t h ;1 llin ~ r~· Boston quarterback. Rican sports connmunity that had worshiped him previously. He was found guilty at his 1977 trial and sentenced to five years in jail but remained free on bail pending his appeal to the federal circuit court in Boston . If he loses the nut round there, (;epeda says he's going ail the way to the Supreme CoW"t. 41 ] wasn't born a pri~m~r and I don't want to go to jail," he said in an interview. This summer season, Cepeda, now 40, was given the chance to get back into baseball as manager of the Mules - an amateur baseball team representing Juncos, a small industrial town about 3S miles southeast of San Juan . The team works out at El Mango , just north · of Juncos. His .late father , Pedro Cepeda, from whom Cepeda inherited the Puerto Rican nickname of "Peruchin" or lillie Pedro, managed the same team many years . Cepeda admits he has detractors and he gives credit to the general manager of the Juncos team, Tato O'uz, for getting him back into the game. "He had the guts to do it," Cepeda says. Being back in baseball w Cepeda is " like being wife 's Toronto ~oofbil l Registration may also be made at the Adult Education Office during the week of April 10, 1978 from -- -...- Cour (_,r· Acc oul tnq Bookkeeptng I Ad·uif Il,l\IC EducatiOn the 1n GALLIA·JACKSON-VINTON JVSD I -...._ - Friday Baseball San Fran ci sco - Senr inield er Mar io Guerrero to Oakl&nd By Pleter Van Benekum EL MANGO, Puerto Rico (UP!) - Manager Orhindo Cepeda thought his team's batting practice was getting . too gentle, so he chided his pitcher, "Is that all you got •" The pitcher grinned goodnaturedly and immediately responded with a hard fastball, but by this tim~, the batter was also 11 Up " and ripped a hard grounder to center field . Cepeda, a former majqr league star, is all baseball on the field and his players respond to him in the same fashion . He 's in his element and exudes confidence. 011 the field, Cepeda gives the impression of btiing shellshocked by his problems with the law. Nicknamed the "Baby Bull" during his 17 years in the majors stretching from San Francisco , St. Louis, Atlanta and a final full season at Boston in 1973, Cepeda was arrested at San Juan's Isla Verde International Airport in 1976 when he went to pick up a package from Colombia with five pounds of marijuana rolled inside some carpets. Despite his contention that he was framed and that he had nothing to do with the drugs, he immediately was ostracized by the Puerto •2 PIECES CHICKEN •MASHED POTATOES & GRAVY .ROLL j~akt 2nd & OLIVE ST. 8 Gallipolis Store On~ j4nppr GALliPOLIS. OHIO PICK-UP SER VH:F. PHONE 44fi,·2~tl.2A I �C-4- Til<> Sunrlav Tinies-Sentinel, Sunday, April9, 1978 • North Gallia beaten, 9-1 PT. PLEASANT - Three Point Pleasant hurlers granted one hit between them and fanned 16 as the Big Blacks recorded their fourth straight win against the inexperienced Class A North Gallia Pirates, 9·1, here Friday. Coach Ted Lehew, former Meigs Marauder star, said he had only two boys back and had to recruit green material to piece out a team. The Pirates are I· I on the season. One of the visitors' veterans , Calvin Mi nni s, pitched aU the way , giving up eight hits and striking out live. His mates committed live errors behind him. collection of hits. Bubba Minnis got the only Pirate Jones smashed a two-run hit, .a slashing single that homer, Barry Porter belted a drove in their lone run. solo job, Rick Smith tripled, The Big Blacks unloaded while Ron Barnett was live extra base blow< in their socking a two-bagger, and NEW YORK (UP!) Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced Friday that a "freeze" has been invoked on any transa ctions that should occur between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians until Gabe Paul and Steve O'Neill divest themselves of Yankee stock boldings. Paul, now the president of the Indians, resigned as Yankees' president this past winter to work for hiS longtime ftiend, O'Neill, who a1lo left the Yankees to Puy control of the Cleve land franchise. However , both WITH POOL-CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES BY~ SEE OUR NEWLY EXPANDED LINE OF POOL ACCESSORIES Spring {Vali~Y !!!!!!!!'!!!~I-t~\,,,.,,,,,, -~i(,. .. ·• . 12'l JACKSOII PIU HOURS MON.-SAT. 9 Mt TO I PM SUNilAY I' PM ~ /) Professional Bowlers Firestone Country Club here Association Hall of Fame, it in conjunction with the start was announced today. of the $150,000 Firestone Davis of Hackensack · · Tournament of Champions N.J., a;d Ritger, of Rive; the final event- on the PBA 's Falls Wis who are both Hi..week winter tour. · multi~arnpions on the PBA Both Davis and Ritger were tour and still active were winners earlier this year on chosen in . the ' hall 's the tour. Davis captured the performance category. Rolaids Open three weeks Lou Frantz, ol Houston , a ago in St. Louis. and Ritger PBA charter member and won the Dutch Masters Open the late Joe Richards a at Cleveland in February. former . New Y~rk Davis has 17 .tour sporlswriter, were selected in championships and Ritger the hall's Meritorious Service has 19. category "for service to the Frantz currently is the · organization's nat ional SUNDAY SPECIAL! MEN'S WORK ,-BOOTS . OR SHOES '5 OFF INCLUDING SAFETY SHOES SHOES R BRIDGE PLAZA •• GROVECITY,Ohlo ((UPI) '- Javart came back st-rong with a driving finish to win by threequarters of a length ovr Van's Girl in the featured $4,100 eighth race at Beulah Park Friday. · Little Jug showed. The winner, ridden by J .H. Melendez, covered the live and one-llalf furlon gs In I :06 4-S and returned 162, $17 and 16.20. The I 0-6 dally double combination of Happiness is Q and Amaraja was worth $123.40. Attendance was 4,019 and the handle $473,509. and get 5% oH regular • pr1ces. ' ROCK SPRINGS - Afte~ a year Without a coach, M~1gs H1gh School has reorgamzed a Girls Varsity Track Team. The g1rls ~ave partiCipated in.two meets. At. a dual meet w1th Nelsonville, Shan O'Neill and Paul have not yet Drehel took a first in the 11!0divested themselves of their yd. dash; Pauletta Si,gman, Yankee stock. third m the 220; Lon Wyne, When informed of Kuhn's second m the UO; and Joyce ruling, spokesmen for both Cook, second in the 880. the Yankees and Indians said In field events Lori R~pe no transactions were pending placed second in lhe shot put. between the two clubs: The 800 Medley team consisting of Nancy Wallace, Meagan Miller, Shari Drehel, and Lori Rupe finished first Thistledown at a triangular meet at NORTH RANDALL, Ohio Belpre but was later . (UPI) - Chuckler won the disqualified. featured $10,000 Premier At the Belpre meet , Handica p at Thistledown Wallace and Drehel finished Race Track Friday as the third and fourth in t he 11!0-yd. 1978 thoroughbred racing dash ; Rupe and Miller placed season got underway in . second and fourth in the 22?; northeast Ohio with 8 record the 440 team plac~d second m handle of $879,473 for the 10- the ~elays. In field events, race card. Shari Drehel placed second m Chuckler covered the s the high Ju:rtP• Tr.acey Jeffurloogs in 1·02 1 over 8 fers, fourth m the discus, and muddy track ~d ·Jiflld $2.80,' Rupe, third in the shot put $2.60 and $2.40. Have You Other member~ ol th ~ Heard placed and Marl Juno team are Jill Ba1ty •. Kelh showed Clelland, Marc1a Dillard, Wilri Wiki ee Sar and New Kim Krautter, Becky Long, Morality returned to pay Deena Neece, and Gena $21.20 on the 2-4 daily double, Snowden. Th~ coach and the and there were 14 winning team would like to thank Jun tickers on the 7-5-4 grouping Souisby and Mrs. Joy Ben· of My Prexy Dad's tley, and Mr. and Mrs. Don •'Reflection and Ha'rd Liquor Beegle. Thanks . for all the in the lOth race trifecla _ help you have g1ven. each worth $5,304. Attendance was 8,411 - the second largest for an opening day at Thistledown in 10 years. regional chairman ·and is largely responsible for the growth of that program. He also , served on the PB;\ Tournament Committee and is a past president, a positioo currently held by Ritger. Richards, who died in 1974 at age 81, started his newspaper career shortly after the tum of the century and covered bow ling for several years. His columns in the old New York American, Daily Mirror and New York News largely were respo nsible for the acceptance by the media everywhere ol pro bowling activities. The PBA Hall of Fame now has 18 members. . Beulah results Buy before May 1, 1978 ,, Four receive honors Girls. track reorganized Four. AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - sport of professional men, Including powlers . bowllng.'' ·a t. Me:tgs • Dick Ritge!. and Dave Davis, Induction ceremonies will have been elected to the be held April 17 at the • Kuhn invokes'freeze'on t ransact Ions SPLISH! SPLASH! TIME TO GET IN . THE SWIM- VIS4 ' Barry added a misjudged · double to his credit. Linescore : N. GaUia 001 000 G--1 I li Big Blacks · 003 123 x-9 8 I C-4- TheSunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aprll9 , 1978 w 1>-~ Pirates blank Cubs 1-0 behind Candelaria Unlted Press Ioteroatlonal Things weren't looking too ·sweet for the Candy Man earlier this spring, and the future doesn'tlook especially · bright either. But for now , John Candelaria is happy to be where he is. Despite chronic back pain, Candelaria went the distance before a Three Rivers Stadium crowd ol 39 ,028 Friday, sca ttering seven hits and walking one in leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a Hl victory over the Chicago Cubs and their ace starter, Rick Reuschel. "I feel fine today," Candelaria, 2t).5 last season with a league-leading 2.34 ERA, said after U1e victory. "Oh, the back's a little sore now, but really not that bad," he amended as he went to th~ clubhouse for a beer and an icepack. "It'll be bad tomor· row, but! won't be pitching so it won't bother me." In other National League action , the New York Mets downed Montreal 3-1 ; San Diego edged San Francisco 32; Los Angeles hammered Business. DIPLOMA COURSES AT THE COLLEGE lEVEL Accoun11ng & Business Management Secretarial General Off ice Approv ed by th e Ohi o Slale Board ol School /l. Co llege Reg istra tion. RN oSBSB A pr ivate busi ness co l lege tor the d isc r i m inating student. ... SOUlHERN HILlS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Write. catl446-lll9, or visit tor catalog of courses. 4142nd Ave. Gallipolis Th omas C. Breech, Director A\kyd Oi\ House Levrs Paint . . b offered Will not e rice this year at a lower P STOCK UP NOW - NO LIMITS AVAILABLE AT THESE LEVI'S DEALERS • New York Qothing House THOMAS CLOTHIERS 354 ~econd Ave. Gallipolis CARTERS MENSWEAR 420 Main .St. . pt . PleiSfllt Ill ALSO lADIES' LEVI'S AV~!tABLE 126 E. Main St. BIGINTE Gloss • • • • Bonham realize that Foster's fi rst hom er of the season, which wiped out a 4-2 defi cit in th e bottom of the fifth inning, would give him his first victory ol the season. Understandably, Bonham was thrilled with the victory . His only regret was that he didn 't fini sh the game. His departure came in the ninth after pinc h hitter Wilbur Howard led off with a single. Pinch hitter Jay Alou greeted left Dave Tomlin wlih a single to left th at moved Howard to second. '·That's when I left the dug out a nd went to th e clubhouse," said Bonham. "It 's a superstition with me. Alter I'm taken out of a game I stay until the other team gets a hit. "I can 't knock the superstition," he added , smiling. " It worked tonigh t." · With runners on first and second and none out in the ninth Terry Puhl, attempting to sacrifi ce, popped to Ray Knight, who had replaced Pete Hose at third base. That 's when Reds' Manage r Sparky Anderson sununoned Pedro Borhon to the mound . And ,. th e Domini ca n ri ghthan der , winner of Thursday 's opener, responded in admirabl e fashion, retiring Enos Cahell on a fly to left and then inducing the dangerous Cesa r Cedeno to hit a game.;,nding bouncer to Danny Driessen at first base. Bonham admitted he was a little sh aky durin the fi rst fi ve innings when the Astros did all of their scoring. One ol the Astra runs carne in the second inning on J oe ~'e rguson 's second homer of the season . "He hit a change-up," said Bonham. 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He also has 37 NEW YORK !UP! ) Veteran win ger Wayn• Cas hman , ca ptain of the Boston Bruins 1 ha s bee n named the NHL Player of the Week by the Professional Hockey Writ er's Association. Bring us your money. .. we'll give it our greatest interest! You c• n do it In a y.. .- at Southern Hills School of On Minnesota s OLEAN , N Y. (IJPI )- Jim Satalin , head ba sketball 'coach at St. Bonaventure University, has signed a new three-year contra ct, th e ~hool announced Friday . c;hman named player of week CINCINNATI 1UP! ) - Bill Bonham did a little remini scin g Friday night after his first start for the Cincinnati Reds. The ex-Chicago Cub righthander tl\ought shou t George Foster, who drilled a threerun homer to give the Reds a 54 victory over the Houston Astros. '' I remember say ing during spring training that I couldn 't remember how many homers Foster hit off me when I was with the Culls," said Bonham. "And I said 1 was sure he wouldn 't hit any off me th is year, but that he would hit 1978 SENIORS GALLON payday was alter the 1975 game when Texas and Colorado each received $219,000. The Trojans beat A&M 5728 before a sellout crowd ol 52,842 in the Astrodome New Year's eve night. Bonham,.Foster pace 5-4 Cincinnati win Little then, though , did ON ALL MEN'S JEANS ON ALL .BRANDS INCLUDING hitter. Dodgers 13, Braves I: · Davey Lopes · and Rick Monday . each hammered three-rim homers to bring the Dodgers from behind lor the victory . Don Sutton went seven innings for the Dodgers to pi,ck up the win . Reds o, Astros 4: George Foster blasted a three-run homer in the top of the fifth to rally the Reds ·to victory . It was starter Bill Bonham' s first win as a Red since coming to Cincinnati from the Ch1cago Cubs. Cardinals 5, PhJllles 1: Bob Forsch scattered five hits over 7 1·3 innings to lead the Cards in their season open er . Forsch, 20-7 last season, pitched to two batters in the eighth before leaving the game with arm and leg cramps . The Cards belted Cy Young Award winner Steve Carlton for four runs and 10 hits in five innings. Atlanta lo-4 ; Cincin nati nipped Houston 54, and St. Louis roughed up Philadelphia :i-1. In the American League it was Detroit 6, Toronto 2; Milwaukee il, Baltimore 3; Chica go 6, Boston 5; California 1, Oakland 0, and Seattle 6, Minnesota 3. .Mets 3., Eltpos I: · Jerry Koosman won his first game since July 19 and started a season opener for the first time in his 11-year career as he sea ttered ·eight hits in pitching a complete game. Koosman, a 20-game loser last season, was tagged for six hits in 'the first three innings but struck out four during that stretch to get out of trouble. Padres 3, Giants 2: Mike Champion drew . a base s- loade d walk in the eighth to send in the go-ahead run in the Padres' seasonop ening victor y. Dave Winfield had led off with a homer to tie the score as Gay lord Perr y, winn er Mickey Lolich and Rollie Fingers combined for a fi ve- HOUSTON (UP!) - The Bluebonnet Bowl wUl pay Texas A&M' and Souihern California a record 1223,WO each for playing in the 1977 .post-£eason game, a bowl official announced Friday . The previous ri chest Satalin signs 3-year contract At Ohio Valley Bank, we offer t he highest interest on your choice of short and long-term savings plans. And because interest is compounded daily on all savings dollars, even your interest earns in terest. Annual yields are effective when principal and interest are left on deposit for a full year. • You wo n't find a better way to save. some for me.'' JEA S SALE 0 '2° OFF Sclwols to get record gate sum . CARTER & EVANS INC. Carolina Lumber &Supply Co. · 312 6th Street 675-1160 Point PltiSint Store Hours - Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. -5 p.m. · Saturriay 8 a.m. • 12 noon •All existing cer&iftca&cs will be com)>Ou nded daily stftrting wit h the next a nd earliest interest bea ring period , " ... . 1 �C-4- Til<> Sunrlav Tinies-Sentinel, Sunday, April9, 1978 • North Gallia beaten, 9-1 PT. PLEASANT - Three Point Pleasant hurlers granted one hit between them and fanned 16 as the Big Blacks recorded their fourth straight win against the inexperienced Class A North Gallia Pirates, 9·1, here Friday. Coach Ted Lehew, former Meigs Marauder star, said he had only two boys back and had to recruit green material to piece out a team. The Pirates are I· I on the season. One of the visitors' veterans , Calvin Mi nni s, pitched aU the way , giving up eight hits and striking out live. His mates committed live errors behind him. collection of hits. Bubba Minnis got the only Pirate Jones smashed a two-run hit, .a slashing single that homer, Barry Porter belted a drove in their lone run. solo job, Rick Smith tripled, The Big Blacks unloaded while Ron Barnett was live extra base blow< in their socking a two-bagger, and NEW YORK (UP!) Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn announced Friday that a "freeze" has been invoked on any transa ctions that should occur between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians until Gabe Paul and Steve O'Neill divest themselves of Yankee stock boldings. Paul, now the president of the Indians, resigned as Yankees' president this past winter to work for hiS longtime ftiend, O'Neill, who a1lo left the Yankees to Puy control of the Cleve land franchise. However , both WITH POOL-CHEMICALS & ACCESSORIES BY~ SEE OUR NEWLY EXPANDED LINE OF POOL ACCESSORIES Spring {Vali~Y !!!!!!!!'!!!~I-t~\,,,.,,,,,, -~i(,. .. ·• . 12'l JACKSOII PIU HOURS MON.-SAT. 9 Mt TO I PM SUNilAY I' PM ~ /) Professional Bowlers Firestone Country Club here Association Hall of Fame, it in conjunction with the start was announced today. of the $150,000 Firestone Davis of Hackensack · · Tournament of Champions N.J., a;d Ritger, of Rive; the final event- on the PBA 's Falls Wis who are both Hi..week winter tour. · multi~arnpions on the PBA Both Davis and Ritger were tour and still active were winners earlier this year on chosen in . the ' hall 's the tour. Davis captured the performance category. Rolaids Open three weeks Lou Frantz, ol Houston , a ago in St. Louis. and Ritger PBA charter member and won the Dutch Masters Open the late Joe Richards a at Cleveland in February. former . New Y~rk Davis has 17 .tour sporlswriter, were selected in championships and Ritger the hall's Meritorious Service has 19. category "for service to the Frantz currently is the · organization's nat ional SUNDAY SPECIAL! MEN'S WORK ,-BOOTS . OR SHOES '5 OFF INCLUDING SAFETY SHOES SHOES R BRIDGE PLAZA •• GROVECITY,Ohlo ((UPI) '- Javart came back st-rong with a driving finish to win by threequarters of a length ovr Van's Girl in the featured $4,100 eighth race at Beulah Park Friday. · Little Jug showed. The winner, ridden by J .H. Melendez, covered the live and one-llalf furlon gs In I :06 4-S and returned 162, $17 and 16.20. The I 0-6 dally double combination of Happiness is Q and Amaraja was worth $123.40. Attendance was 4,019 and the handle $473,509. and get 5% oH regular • pr1ces. ' ROCK SPRINGS - Afte~ a year Without a coach, M~1gs H1gh School has reorgamzed a Girls Varsity Track Team. The g1rls ~ave partiCipated in.two meets. At. a dual meet w1th Nelsonville, Shan O'Neill and Paul have not yet Drehel took a first in the 11!0divested themselves of their yd. dash; Pauletta Si,gman, Yankee stock. third m the 220; Lon Wyne, When informed of Kuhn's second m the UO; and Joyce ruling, spokesmen for both Cook, second in the 880. the Yankees and Indians said In field events Lori R~pe no transactions were pending placed second in lhe shot put. between the two clubs: The 800 Medley team consisting of Nancy Wallace, Meagan Miller, Shari Drehel, and Lori Rupe finished first Thistledown at a triangular meet at NORTH RANDALL, Ohio Belpre but was later . (UPI) - Chuckler won the disqualified. featured $10,000 Premier At the Belpre meet , Handica p at Thistledown Wallace and Drehel finished Race Track Friday as the third and fourth in t he 11!0-yd. 1978 thoroughbred racing dash ; Rupe and Miller placed season got underway in . second and fourth in the 22?; northeast Ohio with 8 record the 440 team plac~d second m handle of $879,473 for the 10- the ~elays. In field events, race card. Shari Drehel placed second m Chuckler covered the s the high Ju:rtP• Tr.acey Jeffurloogs in 1·02 1 over 8 fers, fourth m the discus, and muddy track ~d ·Jiflld $2.80,' Rupe, third in the shot put $2.60 and $2.40. Have You Other member~ ol th ~ Heard placed and Marl Juno team are Jill Ba1ty •. Kelh showed Clelland, Marc1a Dillard, Wilri Wiki ee Sar and New Kim Krautter, Becky Long, Morality returned to pay Deena Neece, and Gena $21.20 on the 2-4 daily double, Snowden. Th~ coach and the and there were 14 winning team would like to thank Jun tickers on the 7-5-4 grouping Souisby and Mrs. Joy Ben· of My Prexy Dad's tley, and Mr. and Mrs. Don •'Reflection and Ha'rd Liquor Beegle. Thanks . for all the in the lOth race trifecla _ help you have g1ven. each worth $5,304. Attendance was 8,411 - the second largest for an opening day at Thistledown in 10 years. regional chairman ·and is largely responsible for the growth of that program. He also , served on the PB;\ Tournament Committee and is a past president, a positioo currently held by Ritger. Richards, who died in 1974 at age 81, started his newspaper career shortly after the tum of the century and covered bow ling for several years. His columns in the old New York American, Daily Mirror and New York News largely were respo nsible for the acceptance by the media everywhere ol pro bowling activities. The PBA Hall of Fame now has 18 members. . Beulah results Buy before May 1, 1978 ,, Four receive honors Girls. track reorganized Four. AKRON, Ohio (UP!) - sport of professional men, Including powlers . bowllng.'' ·a t. Me:tgs • Dick Ritge!. and Dave Davis, Induction ceremonies will have been elected to the be held April 17 at the • Kuhn invokes'freeze'on t ransact Ions SPLISH! SPLASH! TIME TO GET IN . THE SWIM- VIS4 ' Barry added a misjudged · double to his credit. Linescore : N. GaUia 001 000 G--1 I li Big Blacks · 003 123 x-9 8 I C-4- TheSunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Aprll9 , 1978 w 1>-~ Pirates blank Cubs 1-0 behind Candelaria Unlted Press Ioteroatlonal Things weren't looking too ·sweet for the Candy Man earlier this spring, and the future doesn'tlook especially · bright either. But for now , John Candelaria is happy to be where he is. Despite chronic back pain, Candelaria went the distance before a Three Rivers Stadium crowd ol 39 ,028 Friday, sca ttering seven hits and walking one in leading the Pittsburgh Pirates to a Hl victory over the Chicago Cubs and their ace starter, Rick Reuschel. "I feel fine today," Candelaria, 2t).5 last season with a league-leading 2.34 ERA, said after U1e victory. "Oh, the back's a little sore now, but really not that bad," he amended as he went to th~ clubhouse for a beer and an icepack. "It'll be bad tomor· row, but! won't be pitching so it won't bother me." In other National League action , the New York Mets downed Montreal 3-1 ; San Diego edged San Francisco 32; Los Angeles hammered Business. DIPLOMA COURSES AT THE COLLEGE lEVEL Accoun11ng & Business Management Secretarial General Off ice Approv ed by th e Ohi o Slale Board ol School /l. Co llege Reg istra tion. RN oSBSB A pr ivate busi ness co l lege tor the d isc r i m inating student. ... SOUlHERN HILlS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Write. catl446-lll9, or visit tor catalog of courses. 4142nd Ave. Gallipolis Th omas C. Breech, Director A\kyd Oi\ House Levrs Paint . . b offered Will not e rice this year at a lower P STOCK UP NOW - NO LIMITS AVAILABLE AT THESE LEVI'S DEALERS • New York Qothing House THOMAS CLOTHIERS 354 ~econd Ave. Gallipolis CARTERS MENSWEAR 420 Main .St. . pt . PleiSfllt Ill ALSO lADIES' LEVI'S AV~!tABLE 126 E. Main St. BIGINTE Gloss • • • • Bonham realize that Foster's fi rst hom er of the season, which wiped out a 4-2 defi cit in th e bottom of the fifth inning, would give him his first victory ol the season. Understandably, Bonham was thrilled with the victory . His only regret was that he didn 't fini sh the game. His departure came in the ninth after pinc h hitter Wilbur Howard led off with a single. Pinch hitter Jay Alou greeted left Dave Tomlin wlih a single to left th at moved Howard to second. '·That's when I left the dug out a nd went to th e clubhouse," said Bonham. "It 's a superstition with me. Alter I'm taken out of a game I stay until the other team gets a hit. "I can 't knock the superstition," he added , smiling. " It worked tonigh t." · With runners on first and second and none out in the ninth Terry Puhl, attempting to sacrifi ce, popped to Ray Knight, who had replaced Pete Hose at third base. That 's when Reds' Manage r Sparky Anderson sununoned Pedro Borhon to the mound . And ,. th e Domini ca n ri ghthan der , winner of Thursday 's opener, responded in admirabl e fashion, retiring Enos Cahell on a fly to left and then inducing the dangerous Cesa r Cedeno to hit a game.;,nding bouncer to Danny Driessen at first base. Bonham admitted he was a little sh aky durin the fi rst fi ve innings when the Astros did all of their scoring. One ol the Astra runs carne in the second inning on J oe ~'e rguson 's second homer of the season . "He hit a change-up," said Bonham. "I had good motion but the pitch was over the middle of t!Je plate and high." in helping you save money! DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in alittle over 9 years That's right' $1 ,000.00 or $99,000.00 , you doubl e your original investment in nine years and 43 days, earning an annual percentage rate of 7.50% with an effective annual yie ld of 7. 90%, provided all daily compounded interest is allowed to accumulate over the full maturity of the agreement. We call it our DOUBLE VALUE CERTIFICATE. From the fifth through the eighth the 29-year-old righthander acquired from the Cubs during the off season blanked the Astros with one hit. "The defense behind me was unbelievable," said a n appreciative Bon ham. "The guys did so good they pumped me up . I realized that all I had to do was keep the baU in play,anJij he fi elders would do the rest." . Ferguson 's homer gave the Astros a Hi lead in the top of , the second . The Reds matche d the run in the ho ttom ol the innin g when Cesa r Geronimo singled ho me Foster. A two-out walk to Puhl and Cabell's double to right sent the Astros ahead 2-1 in the top of the third . Johnny Bench. led off the bottom of the fourth with his first homer of the season to tie the score at 2-2. However, the Astros came back in the top of the fifth to take a 4-2 advantage, scoring twice by bunching singles by Cabell. Cedeno and Jose Cruz with Bob Watson's infield out . The lead was short-lived, however, as the Reds bounced back in the hot tom of the filth to go ahead, S-4, on Foster's towering smash over the right field fence. 1 · S1 I~ 5.00% - ----- SAVINGS CERTIFICATE Gu aranteed rate on maluritt ys~'J11~t~~e~~ ear Mm lmu m depoSI ' 6.00% J22 Second Ave. AT lHOMAS CLOTHIERS Gallipolis · ~ SAVINGS CERTIFICATE t ' o n maturity ol one year . 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He also has 37 NEW YORK !UP! ) Veteran win ger Wayn• Cas hman , ca ptain of the Boston Bruins 1 ha s bee n named the NHL Player of the Week by the Professional Hockey Writ er's Association. Bring us your money. .. we'll give it our greatest interest! You c• n do it In a y.. .- at Southern Hills School of On Minnesota s OLEAN , N Y. (IJPI )- Jim Satalin , head ba sketball 'coach at St. Bonaventure University, has signed a new three-year contra ct, th e ~hool announced Friday . c;hman named player of week CINCINNATI 1UP! ) - Bill Bonham did a little remini scin g Friday night after his first start for the Cincinnati Reds. The ex-Chicago Cub righthander tl\ought shou t George Foster, who drilled a threerun homer to give the Reds a 54 victory over the Houston Astros. '' I remember say ing during spring training that I couldn 't remember how many homers Foster hit off me when I was with the Culls," said Bonham. "And I said 1 was sure he wouldn 't hit any off me th is year, but that he would hit 1978 SENIORS GALLON payday was alter the 1975 game when Texas and Colorado each received $219,000. The Trojans beat A&M 5728 before a sellout crowd ol 52,842 in the Astrodome New Year's eve night. Bonham,.Foster pace 5-4 Cincinnati win Little then, though , did ON ALL MEN'S JEANS ON ALL .BRANDS INCLUDING hitter. Dodgers 13, Braves I: · Davey Lopes · and Rick Monday . each hammered three-rim homers to bring the Dodgers from behind lor the victory . Don Sutton went seven innings for the Dodgers to pi,ck up the win . Reds o, Astros 4: George Foster blasted a three-run homer in the top of the fifth to rally the Reds ·to victory . It was starter Bill Bonham' s first win as a Red since coming to Cincinnati from the Ch1cago Cubs. Cardinals 5, PhJllles 1: Bob Forsch scattered five hits over 7 1·3 innings to lead the Cards in their season open er . Forsch, 20-7 last season, pitched to two batters in the eighth before leaving the game with arm and leg cramps . The Cards belted Cy Young Award winner Steve Carlton for four runs and 10 hits in five innings. Atlanta lo-4 ; Cincin nati nipped Houston 54, and St. Louis roughed up Philadelphia :i-1. In the American League it was Detroit 6, Toronto 2; Milwaukee il, Baltimore 3; Chica go 6, Boston 5; California 1, Oakland 0, and Seattle 6, Minnesota 3. .Mets 3., Eltpos I: · Jerry Koosman won his first game since July 19 and started a season opener for the first time in his 11-year career as he sea ttered ·eight hits in pitching a complete game. Koosman, a 20-game loser last season, was tagged for six hits in 'the first three innings but struck out four during that stretch to get out of trouble. Padres 3, Giants 2: Mike Champion drew . a base s- loade d walk in the eighth to send in the go-ahead run in the Padres' seasonop ening victor y. Dave Winfield had led off with a homer to tie the score as Gay lord Perr y, winn er Mickey Lolich and Rollie Fingers combined for a fi ve- HOUSTON (UP!) - The Bluebonnet Bowl wUl pay Texas A&M' and Souihern California a record 1223,WO each for playing in the 1977 .post-£eason game, a bowl official announced Friday . The previous ri chest Satalin signs 3-year contract At Ohio Valley Bank, we offer t he highest interest on your choice of short and long-term savings plans. And because interest is compounded daily on all savings dollars, even your interest earns in terest. Annual yields are effective when principal and interest are left on deposit for a full year. • You wo n't find a better way to save. some for me.'' JEA S SALE 0 '2° OFF Sclwols to get record gate sum . CARTER & EVANS INC. Carolina Lumber &Supply Co. · 312 6th Street 675-1160 Point PltiSint Store Hours - Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. -5 p.m. · Saturriay 8 a.m. • 12 noon •All existing cer&iftca&cs will be com)>Ou nded daily stftrting wit h the next a nd earliest interest bea ring period , " ... . 1 �• 4 C~- The Sunday Times.Sentmel, Sunday, Aprtl9, 1978 Developer says track lost money NORTH RANDAl~-. Oh10 (U P! l - Thist ledown Race Tra<·k, owned by sports ma gnate and real estate d evelo per Edward DeBartolo, lost $350, 000 last vear DeBartolo has charged - De'Bartolo made the disclosure Frtdav while calling on sta te offlctals to " make adJustments m the mutuel ~•ke out " " I've got !50 acres he•e t Thistledown property I and Jt's not making money The land IS worth at least $15 nulhon ," DeBartolo satd I can 't afford to Jet 11 rema m m 1ts pre ~en t sta te, lo s1n g money . I'm en tttled to a fa1r profit ." He estunated that the state of Oh10 gleaned $7.5 nullion fr om 1ts share of Thistledown 's racmg dollars, while h•s track was losing money . "The future of ra cmg •s at stake here," he satd. " It t the state 1 has got to give back a few pomts - not only fnr my sake , but for the horsemen and the pubhc. " I m hopeful somethmg Will break early this year," DeBartolo sa•d, referrmg. to the state legislature "It has to. The state IS the only one ge ttmg the bu cks fr om ractng " Dick Risenhoover, Texas announcer, is claimed Saturday AR I.! Nt;10N Texas !l!Pl i Dtck Risenhoover. the re~dhJ and telev lSJon vo1te of lhe Te ~a s Rangers. d1ed Sa1urda1 of cancel He " "s 45 B1senhoove r, " ho Julned the Rangers m 1973, had been hospitalized late last 1ear for an app endect om) Wh<le performin g th e sur~e r y, doc tors discove red l1ve r C'ancer - per son associated w1th the Hangers 111 dll' from this tragic lh.Se(J~C . I ha ve the deepest sympathy ·for h•s fa nuly and h1 s fnends." Tom Vandergnff, wh o Ieamed with Risenhoover for thre e l ears un Rang er telev!Slon broadcasts, sa1d he was deepl y saddened. " TillS IS one uf the saddesl days of my hfe. D1ck was a great professwnalm h• s fteld Ht senhoover . a n(J\JYe of As far as I'm concerned , no Amanllo and a graduate 11f the U mvers n~· of Texas. 'v'.a.s readm itt ed · tu Arl•ngton Vlemo nal Hospital last week H.tn ge r s o•n er Brad Corbett sa1d R1senhoo1er's death was a shock. although Ihe an noun ce r ha d been cnllc allv 111 s1nce bemg readmllt~d to the ho1p1tal " It 's a very tragiC thmg. We believed 1t was cumlllg Even though we knew , we were still shocked," sa•d Cor be tt ' He's the l hlf d one had more abtln y," sa1d the former Arhngtun ma yor "But beyond th at D1ck was 11ne of the finest human be1 ngs anyone MUid want to meet. It was one of the great priVIleges uf my hfe to knoll h1m and to work alongside of h1m for the la st three scasuns " R1senhoo\cr IS survived by h1s "1f£' Hel en and sons R1 cky , 15, and Chns , 11. Fu neral services are •n· complete. All-Stars battle to tie P JT" r~I:!URGt-1 tUl-'1 1 - J oe Dahlhau se n , Northwestern, Oh10 , won by a fall at 185 pou nil s an d heavyweight Steve Wllhams. Lakewood. Colo., scored a supe ri or dec ision Friday mght to g1ve the US . AllStars a 2~26 ue ~ ith the Pe nnsyl,ama All-Stars Ill the MACHINE SHOP SERVICES PORTABLE WELDING SERVICE Pu bli c walk in business , Industrial or construdton bus1n ess welcomed Large lathes and bonng mills Metahzmg, we ldmg and habb1t1n9 . Steel tabnca'tion , complete st oc k of st eel : rou nds , pla tes and structuals Free Esttmafes fourth annual Press Old Newsboys Wrestling Classic The US . team of high school seni ors was trathng the Pennsylvamans, 15-26. before It s tw o lar gest wrestlers "'on the fma ! two bouts of the arnual tourne) held at the C1v1c Arena for the benef it of Chil dren 's Hosp1tal. Dahlhausen pmned Tom Morrell of lmma culate Conception H1gh at 4:3.1 to brmg the U S. team withm 2126. Then W•lliarns, who plans to play football for Oklahoma next fa II, used a we1ght advanUlge of at least 50 pounds w score a supenor dec ision , 13-1 , ove r M1ke Euker of East Pennsboro. Andrew Metzger , a 133pound from Cedar Sprmgs, Mich .. was named the US team's oll'lStancling wrestler after he outpOinted Frank Cast1 gna no of Wilkes Barre Meyers, 12-5 Named th e out standmg Permsvlvania wrestler was 11 2-poitnder Mark Dugan , of Moshannon Valley, who earned a supenor JecJSJOn , 27-10. over Chns W' 1alen . of Gramte City, Ill No Job Too Large or Too Small M"&G MACHINE SHOP Upper Route 7 Kanauga , Oh10 ST INGERS WIN IND!A NAPOI.IS <UP! ! Hobble Ftorek scored t"o goals Fn day mght to lead Cmci nnatl to a G--4 win over WHA mal lnd1anapohs. 76ers home court streak snapped United Press International spot• but a IOO,UOO bonus li S Maybe 1t was just a dream, welL "We had a lot to shoot for ," but for a while 1t seemed as 1f sa 1d 76ers' guard Doug the Phtladelphta 76ers nught Colltn s. " It wa s a bl~ do tt disappointment but I don't The S1xers. maktng a lastthmk there 'll be a letdown ditch effort to overUlke Port1' now land and f1msh wtth the best Dan Roundfield scored 24 record m the league m order pomts to lead stx Pa cers 111 to grab a home-court double figure s. George advantage, were soundly McCinms paced Philadelphia defeated by the lndtana with 29 Pacers Fnday mght, 127-118. Elsewhere m the NBI\, 11 Pluladelphla, losmg at was Detnnt 111 , Boston 109; home for the fl rst time in 25 Cleveland Ill , Atlanta 109 ; games, ha s two games Buffalo 113, Chicago 103 ; New remammg and IS 54-26, Whil e Orleans 117, H o ll~on 114 . the mjury~aden Tratl Blazers New York 125, Kansas C1ty defeated Denver 97-93 to bUild 112 , Milwauke e 108, San their record to 57-24 and ga m Antonio 1 02. Los Angeles 114, not only the prefe rred playoff New Jerse\ 100 · Portl and Q7, Denve r 93, and Seattle 95, Phoenix 83. PislllllS Ill, Celties 109 The P1:;tons ended a five game losmg streak, led by Eric Money, who netted 23 of Ius 35 pmnts in the first half , and then scored three stra1ght pmnts to help stave off a fourth-quarter Celtic charge. Cavaliers til, Hawks 109: Cleve land guard F'oots Walker scored on an off· bit lancc jump shot from 12 feet out to end Atlanta's lmpes of gammg a homecourt advantage Ill the NBA pl ayo ffs Atlanta 's J ohn Drew Jed both teams 111 scnrmg With 29 pn1nts Braves 113, Bulls 103 : The Braves snapped an 11game losing streak as Randy Sm1th scored 28 pq mts and Swen Natcr added 23. Buffalo led 55-45 at the half and bUill an 84-71 lead when Marvin Barnes scored 10 pomts and Nater mne in the third period Jazz ll7, R11ckets 114: Leonard "Truck" Robmson scored 15 of his 29 pomts 1n the fourth quarter to rally the Jazz Kl1icks 125, Kings 112 : The Kmcks kept ahve thetr chan ces of ga_tm ng a homecourt advantage when Bob McAdoo an d Lonnie Shelton scored 27 points each and Ear l Monroe added 25 to boost New York over Kansas Ctty and keep ph w1th the cavs. · Bucks 108. Spurs 102: Gua rd Br1an Wint ers scored 30 points as the Bucks snapped San Antonio's sixgame winning streak. The win gave Milwaukee a halfgame lead over Golden Stale for the hnal Western Conference playoff spot. Milwaukee has one game left, Golden Sta te two. Lakers 114, Nets 106 : Karee m 1\bdul-Jabbar scored lB of his 26 points in the m1ddle periods, when Los Angeles overcame a 25-19 deh e1t to take an 81-78 adv antage ente ring the fourth quarter. Guard John W1Jhamson led New Jersey much more sen ous knee and 1977 who came back from an shoulder l!lJUI'Ies, deltghted a injury.nddled year to h1t 2110 1eco1d Com iskey Park Ciowd Wllh 25 hom ers. of 50,754 by beltmg a game"We got away w1th 1t tymg >;Oio home1 m the mnth once," chortled the delighted mnmg Veeck. · We m1ght not gel Way ne Nor dha ge n th en awav w1th It every day, but dehver~ the wmnmg blow m we got away With II once" the White Sox' 6-5 VI Ctory Meanwhile, the f1dgety Fl"' er tl1e Boston Hed Sox wtlh dry ch was up to his famih ar a bloop smgle off reliever B1ll anucs thai so deli ghted baseCampbell ball fan s durmg h1s Rookie" I "asn't gmng for the of-th e-Year season of 1976 He seats." sa1d Blomberg of Ins t<Jlked tu 1he ball, talk ed to flrsthtlmthreeyears. " !JUS! h1m self , and , most wanted to htt the ball hard Importa nt , had Toronto lie 1Hed Sox rehe\'er D1ck batters talkmg to themse l\eS. Oragol gavr me il good pttch,. " I \\'anted a nice victory for JUSt below the belt and in on al l th ose people ," sa HI F1drych 'Look at all the me Jllomberg's last h1t wa s m • tune th ey had to lake, comm ' t975 at Milwa ukee for the down here two days Ill a row. New York Yankees - who Jet I wanted W do somethm ' real him p l a~ out hts optwn last mce fnr them Yeah " vear to become eligible for Phil Mankowskt prov1ded Uw Wl11te Sox to cla1m hm• in Fidrych with all the support the reentrr draft he needed w1th a three-run Now. · Veeck hopes homer 111 the fourth mmng Blom berg can equal th e .md J ason Thompson added a performan t'e of Ett l' t::Jpe·mt!a:)ure shot ont o the Soderholm , the White Sox' '1'1ger Sta dmm roo f Ill rightsurpri se fret' agen t pickup of <'enter League , Milwaukee routed Ba ltimore 11-3, Cal 1fo rn 1a topped Oa klan d 1-0, and Seattle took Minnesota 6-3. In National League act1on, it was Pittsburgh 1, Ch1cago 0; New York 3, Montreal I; San D1ego 3, Sa n Francisco 2; Los Angeles 13, Atlanta 4; Cincinnati 5, Houston 4; St LoUis 5, Phtladelphla 1 Bre~>ers ll, Orioles 3: SJXto Lezca no belted a gra nd-slam homer and Larry H1 sle. Milwaukee's hi ghly public ized free agent arquJsJtJOn, celebrated his debut as a Brewer by hittin g a two-run hmner and scoring three times. Southpaw Jerry August1ne , who lost hts shutout mthe ninth, went 8 1-3. innmgs for his first career VIctory over the Orioles. Mariners 6, Twins 3: Dan Meyer , Bruce Boehle, and Ruppert Jones all humer~ to account for hve of Seattle's six runs, while sta rter Rick Honeycutt and rcl1ever Enr1que Romo <'ombmed for a four-h•tter U,s edge Hawks, kill home court advantage jo17 Atlanta in playoffs ATLANTA iU PI J Cleveland guard Foo ts Walker ruin ed a cha nce for ea ch of the Atlant a Hawks to earn a $3,0111l bonus Fn da) ni ght Walk er' s tourn aro und , fadeaway shot at the buzzer gav e the Cavalier s a 111-109 NBA win over the Ha• ks It also k1lled Alla nt a's chance for a home-coun advanta ge m next week 's NBA playoffs " It was my grcalc st moment in the pros," said the !>-foot-1 1 Walker Bul It "as monel' out the wind ow for the lla wk s Owner Ted Turner had promised each pla yer a $3.11011 bon us for ever) Vl(1ory over .5011 But the llawks c·a n only fmi sh a 41 -41 1f they wm the season-endi ng game Sunclay mght agamst C'h1 cago. " It was JUS! a sensational one-oJHJ!le shot b) F ~K>Is," Atlanta C"ach Hub1e Brown smd of Walk er's 10-fnot shot Ill Edd•e Johnson's face Walk er , who sc11r ed 17 p01 nt s during the game, landed nat on the deck Ill front of the Cleveland bench , "here Coa ch B<l l F1tch showeredhim"1th k1sses and the team went w1ld The victor\' VIrtually assured Cleve land 11f a homecourt advanta~e 1n the play offs Bruwn satd the ~a rne w~1 s a I!,Ood prun ~ "" of thl' playoffs " Cll•v eland 1s an r xpencnced pial off team . They al~a\ s took th e j!,O(ld shot at the c11d We 1ned In shout beh1nd th e ba ckboard " Clc\Cland grabbed an eJght-poml lead at the end of the f~r>1 quarter and led through most of the second pc11od before .John Drew scnrcd e1ght qu1ck po1nts 10 g1ve Atlanw a 55-53 ha lflime ledd Drew Jed sconng for wt h trnm s \\ tth 29 pt1t nts o\ltanta's Sterc Hawes hat1 20 P< •lll! S and a eareer-h<gh 21 By Bryson R. lBud) C<Jrter Gallia County Extension 1\ gent EAGLES FOE 2290 SPECIAL MEETING 2:00PM SUNDAY Why uru l:-iO many dri\ets switt hwg their msurance to Allstate ? We'll give you lots of reason •. All sta te offers lots of spoc1a l rates a nd d1scounts. Goo:! Dnver Compact Car. Two Car Low Mllea~e Young Mamed. And more. And Allstate offef' today's most neil anced cla im ha ndlmg Coast to roast. Fast Cunvement We think you' ll lind a difference w11h All sta te So com pare ('Oil1pa nt ef<i Find out why the owner:; of over nme mti l1on t a t s are now in ·~<XXl f hnmk " Ca ll or come 111 complete on 6 farms HORSE SALE AV AIL ABLE T HROUGH THE The lead changed hand s ba sket s m the fmal mmute rep ea ted ly before Terr y and ~re" had ~ JUmp snot Furlow urd il for the viSllnrs blocked m the fmal seconds. "''h " fre e throw to make •t Cleveland got the ball to 107-a ll \lith 1:04 to play Wa lker , who fired it Ill just The team s exch an ged before the buzzer sow1ded Mc'GI NNESS-STANLEY AGENCY :INC. NICK JOHNSON ACCO UNT EX ECUTt\1 E Phon e 446-1761 452 2nd Avr Gallipolis SPRING SPECIAL THEISS BLU-MAX FOAM INSULATION rchnunds. Ca mpy 1\ussell, who Jed the C'a\'ahe<s "' th 27, put on a 17pomt pcrfom1ance In the 1h1rd pcn od as the Ca\'al!ers shpped bac k m front 89-84 Aft er an open1ng Cleveland basket, the Hawks reeled off II st r;nght pomts for a 92-91 Jead " lth !0 llli OUteS to pia)' ALSO UNITED STATES STEEL SIDING & WINDOWS 20%oFF 6 11\4464686 JO DAYS ONLY OFFER ENDS APRIL 20nt • Tack Of Any Kind and Horse Equipment ATHENS LIVESTOCK MARKET The Seasoned Hand .says it's time to HORSE SALE . ------ CUP & MAIL-----... 6:00 'P.M. Name _____________________ HORSES & MULES Address - - - - - - - - - : : - ; - - - City__________ State _ _ TACK OF ANY KIND AND HORSE EQUIPMENT ATHENS LIVESTOCK MARKET Albany, Ohio Rod,ey Howery Ph. (614) 698-7331 frank Shoemaker- 367-7533 County _ _ _ _ _ Phone _ __ l I Am In terested in: ( ) Foam Insulation Replacement Windows ( ) Storm Window s ( ) Siding I () 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I~~----------------------~ I •Foam Insulation •Storm Windows I I •Replacement Windows •Siding I I. ·1 I 1 1 I 11 Mail to Theiss In sulation Patriot Star Rt.. Gallipolts , Ohio BLU-M AX fOAM® 1 1 1 ~--------------------J COMPLnE REMODELING THEISS INSULATION CO. • Non -combustible Urea-formaldehyde ' • Completely non toxic - completely non burning • Moi sture r esistant - chemically stable • Complet e ly guaranteed lor life of structure •one of the highest R-factor s available today . 1---------------------· PATRIOT STAR ROUTE - GALLIPOLIS, OHrO - PH. ~1971 I 1• 1 ' • • I ,, SECOND FRIDAY Of EVERY MONTH I I ' I CHECK THIS BUY ON BALER TWINE 10,000 FT. GILT EDGE . ' $13 10,000 FT. GOLDEN BOW . BALER lWI NE.................. .. $1325 BALER lWINE ....................... r. ~"( ' -·-- STOP BY AND SEE THE RUGGED CUB CADET MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. -. '' . ' TAKE P1IRT IN RECRF.ATION WOHKSHOP Pi ctured above are the md1vtduals from Ga lha County who attended the Jackson ~ rea R~creatton WorKshop for 4-H Jumor Leaders. Front row, I; , I.Jnda Wheeler , Tam1 Kn>1X. Fauna Donahue, Kelly Clark and Pam Miller. Back row , Paulme White. Rob Waugh, Mtke Shoemak er , Gene Walker, Hose ~lc Nea l , and Barbara Stewart. Gallia 4-H members take part in workshop GAJ.I.JPOI.IS - On March meet mgs i:i ntl county-wrde 4~ J :11 and Apnl I eleven m- H ac1tVJlJes such as Jr dJ vJduals from Ga ll 1a Cuunty, L~ ad e r s h1p meetings, 4-H al o n ~ with my se lf , par- Ca mp and nthers In addition to recreation tiCipated m tht! Jackson Areet Recr eatltJn W1J rk sh11p held at trammg, these members had l\10 <:rand e C'11 lle~e The the opportumt~ t1 J take part 1n c:u ceT expl!J rat!Un as they purpc1St} tJf thiS 3(tlV ll) IS tu t e a c h Jndllldual s had the chance to hear Dr recre<ttlona l sk1l\s and to Ted Durrell , ii SSJstant lCHI1l h(I Wto I et~ ( h t hesP sktlls Dn ec.tor (Jf the Co llege of tu others Th ese tnd !V J clue~ls Agri cul ture and Hom e plan In use the skill s that lhey Ec·unom1 cs, OhiO State ha ve learn ed 111 tc~1 c htn g Un11ers ll ), sp ea k to t he conce rnin g the retrci:ltton 1n ]IJl'al clu b ~ roup program offe<ed at Oh1'o State Umverslty . The youth par11c1patmg were also taken on a to ur of R10 Grande Colle~e and had a chance to Chm0:1 rna\ , for cx.unple, \IE \\ the fa cilities and learn export sur plus nee and more abuut the programs uffered b) Rio Grande Import Jar l.!r Hrnuunts of College fin d Comm unit y gram . the) scud Fmd lc) sa id he believed College It "' as a v er~ successful bdnre go lll g tu Cl11na thattht.· actt\'lt) wl!h everyone hav1ng fi nation ( r, uld he bu ymg $1 ; b1lhun \\ orth of Amcnu m the oppunu mty t<J learn many different 1ecrea uonal skillS cTu ps a n nuC'Ill~ b~ 1~80 · After hav1ng .been there, I and a\~~~ to ~ ro w and develop am 1e1 nfurc ed 1n thi:lt thrnugh the 4·H program As a resuh uf 1hese new learned {(JfC'CHSt ," ,he Si.!Hl sk•llslhese 1n<\! v•duals w1ll be better ablr to aSSISt Other 4-H gro ups m Ga lha County "" ' ' ... A fresh look out_.the window HORSES & MULES " SAFETY TOE ° Drainage work is .. ... , . .. · ' NOW delegatiOn sponsored by the any sustained,.,major new ex~~ded tra~~ · . trade relations until full .. 1ne se .~cJaf 15 J·wtanst UP! Farm Editor state of Ilhn01s. WASIDNGTON (UP!) _ "Chma has the greatest dip lom;ll iC relatwns have . norm,"11za 1Jon o rea ton · · populatt'on of any natt'on Yet been restored. And full and ehmmat tun of su me GALLIPOLIS - The Galha County Extension Beei Chma IS more mterested m · A t .d 1 s · • ·our diplomats have fa•' led relation s are unhkely wh1le me ma n ra e po 1c1e Committee ts sponsormg a meeting on the- posstbilt\y of expanding agncultural trade .. · h' h di · · t · to evolve a crea ttv c the Umted States eontmues tu w 1o scnmmate agams esta blishmg a sale of select feeder ca lves, suitable for Jr . Fa1r with the Umted States than ' the F1 dl ted steer projects. most government officials momentum in relations that recogntze the Republic of "mB · nf ey. no , IJ.-th· 1 ut, a ter saymg a a, The meetmg will be held next Thursday, April 13 at 8 p.m. beheve two llhno1s congress- , p ek tng now we 1comes, " China on Ta1wan told a news eonFmdley an d Madigan Mr. Chen lv •ce num stm uf ' Fmdley at the Columbus ard Southern Ohio Electric building, corner of men say . ference however satd they found th~ foretgn trade! lllld us they Second Avenue and Sycamore Street m Gallipolis. The assessment was made . ' . , .d t nd 1 ad Some or the farmers on the Beef C'ommtttee have by Reps. Paul Findley and Most admmistration of- h•gh-rankm g Chi nese of- "etrhe rleha YU olleexdpaStatres .~ flc1als have bee 0 saymu for flc1als they met on thetr w< e n • expressed an mterest tn such a sale and they have talked with Edward Mad1gan , both Findley added d " 1 Jim Clay, our Area Extension Agent, Ammal Industry, Republicans who had just month s that diplomatic recent tnp not me me to · concermng sumlar sales in other areas of Ohio. returned fr~m a two week Signals from China mdicate ma ke full dip lomatiC Why d1d the llt~nolS group I do not know at this time what the outcome w1ll be, but we VISit to China With a -trade that nation would be cool to relations a pre-condtUon of come away Wit af more opttmJstJ C vtew o early know one thing for sure that we would like to have as much Chm ese -Amencan trade input from people as posstble. So, 1f you ca n get away this prospects than some ofh c1 al com ing Thursday evening we'd be most happy w have you diplomats have presented ' attend th1s meetmg and look at the feasibility of holdmg such a "The Ch mese may sec a sale. Center . The sa le will start at 7 d. Must be 10 good health ; e group like ours as a way to By John C. Rice +++ Must be free of knots on legs , get a clear s1gnal to the p.m. Ext. Agt. , Agriculture One of the maJor weed problems, besides Johnsongrass, Seventy Jambs and 35 pigs f. Must wetght bet ween 40-90 Umted States l\\llhoul go1ng Metes Couotv faced by corn producers 1n our nver and creek bottoms IS Wild POMEROY - LAMB AND Will be offered All con- pounds on sale day [Apnl through formal cha nn elSJ Cucumber. PIG SALE - Any 4-H or FFA signments will have been 191; g Consigned p1g shou ld t hal the) are ready to If"de ." In coro tire best control Is to use a h1gh rate ol strazine ard member needing a market screened fo r quality an d be · So und, Meal Type, Long the lawmaker sa 1d incorporate 1l 2 to 4 inches .deep JUSt prior to planting. Use lamb ur pig, the Southern soundn ess The se lectiOn Bod1ed, Large Boned , and at Fmdley ga1c reporters a about I lb. per acre more than reqUired for annual weeds on cnteria are as follows: least Average Muscling. Oh1o Lamb and P1g Sale tra nscnpt of commr.nts by the various >;Oil types; e.g., the regular rate on a silt loam with Ptgs - a. Will accept Lambs - W11l accept both Chen Tuo Ptn, the trade should be considered. 2.5 percent orgamc matter 1s 2.5 to 3 lbs. of BOW (2 to 2.5 lb. The sale w11i be held at the both ba rrows and gilts; b. wethers and ewes; b Must be mm1ster active) per acre. For w1ld or bur cucumber use 3 5 to 4 0 lb. GaUia Co unty Fairgrounds Males must be prope rl y docked, properly castrated "We wtll welcome Illinois BOW per acre At these rates corn should be planted the located on U. S. Route 35 cast rated and healed ; c. Must and hea led; c. Be free of sore enterprises to establish d1rect followmg year Netther Ban vel nor 2,4-D are effecllve on these across from Holzer Medtcal be free of external parasites; mouth, foo t rot , eye incontact with our t radtn g weeds. fec ti ons, and external corporatwns and exchange parasites; d Lambs must concrete vtews We hope for One of the questions rece1ved quite often this time of year wetgh between 35 and 75 development of our trade concerns moles lrilawns and how to get nd of them . pounds; e. Should be born be- w1th the Un1ted States even Smce moles feed hea 11ly on grub worms, the eilmmatwn of along the s1de of the lawn adjacent to the reluge wtll usually tween Janua ry I and March though nur relations ha ve not the b'I"Ub w1ll generally elnnina te mole actiVIty from the lawn. discourage the moles ard make tt unnecessary to treat the 15, 1978 , f. Lambs consigned been nomlahzed," Chen sa1d Grub worms can be controlled e1ther w1lh chemicals, or w1th entire lawn. . be S()Und , have the should Chma brought large milky spore disease - a non-£hcmical Treat your lawn when the grubs are m the top one mch of abilit y to have a YG of 2 or :1 of Amcncan gra m amounts lnsect•c•des recommended are : Spectractd e, Diazmon , soil. This IS usually mid to late Apnl or early May for over at 90 pounds or more when m 1H7:J Hnd 1974 Lat er. fann Dursba n, Dylox Be sure to read the label of these insecticides wmtermg grubs. For summer generatiOn grubs, treat m m1d to flmshed, and ha ve a leg score exports to Ch ma fell c,ff for specific mstructilm, precautions and suggestions. After late August. 10 or more. of sharply and recent sales have treatment w1th any of these soak the lawn surface thoroughly p1gs and Jambs wtll be All consisted moslly of cotton Keep pets and children off the treated area until It is dned l-ay of the land sold tJy the head F'md ley smd he belteved Moles often move mto lawns from adj acent wooded areas, SOUT HE RN OH I O Am eman trader s could GRADED BULL SALE rlallv·l ·n.es•••or·s·un·i· la.r.ar·e·as· .•T.r •.•.tm·e·n· t o·f·a·W-4 -0.ft•.•b••r.ri.er·s·tr.ip. concentrate l!lltJally on sales Th1s sale Will be he ld of farn1 technology equipSaturday, April 22, at I :30 ment and breedmg -.t ock p m Th1s sale w•ll be at the Th iS would build confidence Umon Stockyards located at 111 the quahty of American !he corner of West Mam and product s and lead to ex· Serv1ee helped them plan and Elm in H11lsboro. All bulls panded sales of li vestock feed BY JOHN COOPER Jay out the system must grade a 12 in order to grams, he predicted Soli Coos. Service sell The numbers and breeds PT PLEASANT Chinese plans for O\'erall Charles Delp, soil s sctentist are 32 Angus, 17 Charola1s, 2 · se lf-suff iCien cy 10 farm Dramage work ha s been 36 Polle d pr11ducuon doesn't mean the completed on s1x farms m of SCS, was Ill Mason County Shorth orn, '( Mason Co unty w1th a total of to help us w1th some so1ls Herefo rd s, 6 Simm enta l gtant Asian nati on w1ll nut 9,370 feet of drain pipe bemg related work. He was on the Cross, 2 Red Poll, 3 tmport large am ount s of installed W1th the com- W A Barker land wtth us on Herefords , 4 Ch1amna Cross , some American crops, the pletion of these jobs the Sandhill RJiad to assist w1th and 1 Limousin Cross. llhn01s la\\makCrs mststcd STRAWBERRY VARIEmajor po rtion of the dramage makmg a so1 ls report m SECOND FRIDAY OF planned m Mason County for rega rd to a sulxhvtsion that TIES - If you are a the sprmg season has been Mr. Barker is planning. He strawberry lover, here a re compl eted We expect the ·also adv1sed us concermng a some varieties to try . June. EVERY MONTH dltcher to be available aga m dramage problem at the Rick beanng (Harvest the season to cooperators m the fall of P Powell residence near after pla nttn g 1 - Cyclone, ea rl y; Po cahonta s, ea rl y Flatrock. th1s yea r. m1dseason , Red cht ef, The dltcher 1s made We were happy ln sec m1dseason ; M1dwa y, midava li able to cooperators uf Ja mes Thompson, Jr . of Mt. seaso n ; Gua rdi an, rmdth e Wes tern S01J Co nOhve up an d around followmg season, Harttan, mid-season; se rvati on Distn ct by the BV DIANA S. EBERTS He has always been surgery. Robtn son. late: Vesper, late. State So •l Conservation Extension Agent, Committee It is usuall y very much mterested 1n hts and Marlate, late. llom e Economi cs -~ve r bea rmg 1Harvest the sched uled to work 1n Mason farm and m the Improvement Meigs Count y of h1 s land. Dunng uur recent same season planted I Co unty tw1ce each yea r POMEROY - As you loo k For the past two or three talk wtth htm, m sptte of Ozark Bea uty and Super- oul your wmdow at the sprmg years Mason County farmers be1ng a !II tle weak, he was fection . Variety Selection co loring , ts the view a lltth.• have installed approximately ,st ill enth usiastiC and was Selecting adapted vanettes of dimmed by a cloudy pane of one-fourth of the total sub- telling us about how he had fl ower s, fr uits, vegetab les glass ' May be thi s 1s the surface dra ms for the enttre in1pruved hts grassland Hts and la ndscape plants ts most mo1 1vatiun yuu need tu make >tate. Landowners who m- rnarn ttem of Interest now Important to successful the Windows sparkle agHtn Albany, Ohio stalled tile durmg this last was ha rvesting some of his gardenmg . Select varteties Your deamng rec1pc \\Ill ser ies of work in clud ed woodland and wanted to do it for dt seased a nd inse ct take one part t1me, twu parts Raymond Zuspan and Mary tn such a way as to· realize the resistance ; yield potential ; energy , and a few mlnOI' Rodney How~ry Froendt w1th 6011 feet , Elmer most money poss•ble on the quality of produt1; mtended UJgredients as well as to lea ve the use, season of matunty , and wood Newberry with ' 2,000 feet, It IS a good tdea to make tt Ph. (614) 698-7331 Albert Thompson , 2,200 feet, area m s uch a condition as to SIZe. shape , color and texture ro und of some of the st ores In Gerald Rood and Son wtlh produce more wood m the of produc1 deSJred. see what •s a\'allable m the frank Shoemaker-367·7533 SHH UBS THAT ATTHACT 2,395 feet, Bart ow Jones w1th future. way nf labor savmg equipBIRDS - A number of land- ment. Thts will mclude long 1,105 feet, Cla rence We were on the Jak e scape plants bear fru it and Wtlliamson and Marvtn handled brushes, squeegees Somervtlle farm on Owl att ract birds. Some of the of vanous SJZes, w1th or Lanier with 1,070 feet. Whtl e on the Newberry Hollow Road to assist him more common plants tha t wtth out cellulose sponges. farm Elmer and his brother, w1th some water problems attract birds and the color of and long handled brushes for Delmer, recalled an mstance Early spring IS the best time the fruit include Allegheny outside that can be anachcd severa l years ago. They said of the year to see where water Service berry, blue , Red lo garden hose There are At Jake's Chokeberry, red ; American also a number of clca mng that tn 1917 that they had problems prevatl. 1 1nstalled 1,100 feet of clay tile farm the chief place in whtch B<tte rsweet, orange-red ; preparations that can be using batter boards and a he •s concerned ts around the F'l owenng Dogwood, red , sprayed on or spread un But st ring to check the grade and house and barn We dec1ded Spreadmg Cotonester , red: you ca n make your own that they had dug the ditch by that in order to correct this Washington Hawthorn, red , cleamng solutiOn, put 1t 1n an hand. They said that it took and solve !he water problem Russ1an Ol1 ve, Sli ver : ernpty cosme!tc or detergent I the m approXImately two that a system of diversion Regel's Pnvet, dark blue; . boti le and have your own ' I ' l ol f! JrI" I II weeks to do the job. [jonel dit ches would be the most Crabapple, red ; Buckthorn , spray Be sure to Ia bel the I' 1· ( u / 1 o~ dt' l" a nd American Smith of Soil Conservation advisable prat1Jce to Install. bla ck; bott le if you do tht s. for sa fety ' " t' • ,,., r I' : jd' '' '' 'l i d t '' , . Cranberrybush, red . and effiCiency. • • It ' , J I' ' I h \1 liH I j d l ' ' Plain wat er Will do the J<•b J .'. df• ' f •l lj but if you wish to add a •'. I . , ,', I ' ' ,. ,. pr fl.~ ,.. ll". cleamng aid , use ammnma, •' , ,•, •1f d'r r u r ' l' ' • ,, l' I I • • ' I" 1 ! 1 I 1 , I I I '> ~ ll~, vinegar. borax. or alcohol If I• '1 I ' I 1r I ' r• t• I, I II' !' 1 ' 1! you use vinegar or a11unuma, 1 '•' 1 ,I Jl 11 )I ' 11' 1 II If !Ill , h1J! add about a tablespoon to one I lo 1 , I ) I l 1 11 1 ( I! \ quart of cool \later or use one ol I Jl I ' ' h, t I 'J f I or two teaspoons of borax I' I I I I h', Il l t•, Vinegar cuts grease and fuhage sta ms Alllmonta makes glass sparkle Alcn hnl is recommended for cold weather to keep water from freezmg on the panes. About a quarter of a cup of alco hol In a pa1l of water ts n ght. Alt-ohol, the various sodas and anunoma are damagmg 1 to painted surfaces and to varn ishes, so be careful not to spatter the fum1t11re or woodwork if you are using them If you use one of the commercial cleaners, be sure to SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON-QUANTITIES read and follow direction s Wash window frames and • OF 10 OR MORE••• • > sills first, then the glass ~-·IIIV\ AT ONCE WHILE panes. QUANTITIES LAST! To wash windows, squeeze your cloth or sponge as dry as you can. Wash the top, bot SOYA tom, and middle of the pane fll 'Ohio, Inc., and polish tt munediately with a clean, dry cloth, Gdir~•. Ohio chamois or • crumpled paper JRD 992 -2176 Pomeroy, 0. towel. If )'OU use all up and By BERNARD BRENNER County agent's corner Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate • auto msurance. ElscwhCr(•IJl tht' <\mf' rt r tln China interested in expanding agricultural trade with U. S. • our community ATIENTION Homo p1cked up h1s second save of the season Angels I, A's 0: Frank Tanana shut out Oaklard on m hits wh1le ba t t ery-mate Terry Humphrey tripled and scored on R1ck Miller's smgle m the s1xth inning. On the farm front Agriculture and ' wtth 31 points, including 18 in the third period. Blazers 97, Denver 93 : The victory was wort h $50,000 to the Blazers and they owed it to forward Maunce Lucas, who scored 31 points to lead the limping Portland team. Larr y Steele, another Blazer off the mjury list, had 14 potnts. Sonics 95, 8101s 83: The Sonics chn ehed a homecourt advantage when Fred Brown and Gus Williams shared 10 points durmg a l!Hi Seattle burst opening the final period. The Sun s played w1thout their prize rookie forward, Walter Davis, who has the flu . 'The Bird' hurls Tigers past Red Sox By B!U.. MADDEN UP I SIJIIrtS Writer Welcome the triumph ant return nf those t\10 rehabilitated " daffl es" 'The Blfd" and " The Boomer " Mark "The B1rd" F1drych, the Detrmt Tigers' flaky. nghthanded p1t chi n ~ ace, " Bo omer ' ' and Ron Blomberg. the late st " bargain-basement " free agent pi ckup by Chtcago White Sox' owner Bill Veeck, shook off the na ggmg doubts about the knee and shoulder mjur1es that have plagued the1r recent pasts F'nda) and delighted sellout open mg day crowds m thelf respective towns wtlh vmta ge performances . Fidrych, who missed most of last vear and w1th knee and shoulder atlments, p1tched a fi ve-hitter 1n the Detroit Tigers' ~2 VICtory over Jhe Toronto Bl ue Jays before a T1ger StadiUm crowd of 52.528 Blomber g, 1dled th e ent1re two prevtous se:1so ns wtth G-7-The Sunday Tnnes.Sentmel, Sunday, April canw " F t~ r u~r 16 \C I' ~ Solil'd "mdu\l S, f1r st to rcm o\'{' wrne uf the su rp \u:-; S.ol l. then wash \.\llh one of "thl' mt~ture s nH.·ntl onC' d Avuul " r,rktng Ill dtrcct sun as the fa st dr~ mg wmdo'M1 \\1\1 !:11 1'C(l k St r11n ~ dca nlllg so lut ton s 11111 nc<'e.Ssa ry to tle< Ht \\ mduw:-; stn cr du1 does not arc pem•tratr ~ la ss Dnn't usc It lcdves strc<tk s 1111 gl as ~ 1helt t.s cllfflculr to rcnlll\'e If yuu tW\(' p<.llnt ur S4JHP t.lJther putt t ~tams llfl \\ mdm' p.:mes. remuw• thcsr f1rst A !IItle ammuma Will ~ ~ ,, auri• st rcak l'<l IH'\\ SpHper I' :: :•' II !1111 iljl11111 11 i1111 11111111111i. do\\ 11 stn,kes un the ms1dc c1nd crm;!-lWISL' strokl!!'i on thL' out side, yo u cCln J et~ dtl ) lirr "hich s1dc ~;JI' lake ( arl' of putt) ~1(6tn s Fresh pit mt can be 1\ lpcd off 11'1111 turpcntm e Old piiHit ~ta m ~ nm lJL• so ftened wt th turpenunr <Jnd Jhen carcfull) <<'raped 111th a razor bla de llolcl the blade perfect!)' nat Sll )' IIU d11 nut s c r<:~tc h t he gl~ t tl s Ha wr biHdes Hr£' dan gu·u us to uw 1f you ::tren't ~· e n c.-.1rl'ful. It mi ght p<l}• ) uu Ill shop a t~ uur hard't't arc store fur a sma ll tncxpcnsl vc tool to 1enwvc pr~mt marks frum glrt:-;s Now that we ha\'e all the management detcnls \\CJrkcd out. let's get thosr "mdows >1Jarkhng aga m facts ~t('Dunald ' s .,. impart on the beef and dairy tndustry is nund boggling The fa st· fo od c ho1 n o f 4,200 resta urants use s nearly 9 mtllio n ~wund~ of hamburger ,.. rwr week T he ave rage store , . us 2.000 potties per week r nr t i.P equrv alen t of fr ve ( IH!a d·of· beef. which means thai t he cham need s 21 ,000 }, head per week JU St to keep it 1n I00", heef patties. Me· Jlona ld s uses only domesttc lkt'f and to sUp pi)· their lean ment need s for ont! yea r lakes one mi lli on head in add tt ton to t he tnmmmgs from some 750.000 fed cattle The cha m, wh 1ch opened 17 2 new rcs uwrant s m a r('(·ent one-yea r pertod . I " thC' world s la rgest bu yer of hee f and the world 's l1<r~c·s 1 buyer of potatoes and f1sh McDonald 's bu~ s haken product.s from 142 hu keries and tls shake mix and dniry produ cts from 168 rli11rre 5 t hrough out th e nation McDonald 's share of t lw S!iO billion spent on meal s away from home is $:1 I bil lion. B1g Mac ha s cnnw a long ways from that ftrst store m Des Plaines Ill 'I. ., 1n t 954 FULTON·JHOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Spn ng Av e. Pomeroy . Oh1o ll llll lllllllllll ~ llllllllllllllllllllll \ Thv Country·s Numbvr OnCl RakCl-from SpClrry Hvw Holland. Sperry New Holland >ake s have the features you want They 're tough and reliab le . Years from now you 'll be glad you bought a Sperry New Holla nd rake! Stop In and we 'll show YOU why . FULTON·ntOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ?omeroy, Ohio �• 4 C~- The Sunday Times.Sentmel, Sunday, Aprtl9, 1978 Developer says track lost money NORTH RANDAl~-. Oh10 (U P! l - Thist ledown Race Tra<·k, owned by sports ma gnate and real estate d evelo per Edward DeBartolo, lost $350, 000 last vear DeBartolo has charged - De'Bartolo made the disclosure Frtdav while calling on sta te offlctals to " make adJustments m the mutuel ~•ke out " " I've got !50 acres he•e t Thistledown property I and Jt's not making money The land IS worth at least $15 nulhon ," DeBartolo satd I can 't afford to Jet 11 rema m m 1ts pre ~en t sta te, lo s1n g money . I'm en tttled to a fa1r profit ." He estunated that the state of Oh10 gleaned $7.5 nullion fr om 1ts share of Thistledown 's racmg dollars, while h•s track was losing money . "The future of ra cmg •s at stake here," he satd. " It t the state 1 has got to give back a few pomts - not only fnr my sake , but for the horsemen and the pubhc. " I m hopeful somethmg Will break early this year," DeBartolo sa•d, referrmg. to the state legislature "It has to. The state IS the only one ge ttmg the bu cks fr om ractng " Dick Risenhoover, Texas announcer, is claimed Saturday AR I.! Nt;10N Texas !l!Pl i Dtck Risenhoover. the re~dhJ and telev lSJon vo1te of lhe Te ~a s Rangers. d1ed Sa1urda1 of cancel He " "s 45 B1senhoove r, " ho Julned the Rangers m 1973, had been hospitalized late last 1ear for an app endect om) Wh<le performin g th e sur~e r y, doc tors discove red l1ve r C'ancer - per son associated w1th the Hangers 111 dll' from this tragic lh.Se(J~C . I ha ve the deepest sympathy ·for h•s fa nuly and h1 s fnends." Tom Vandergnff, wh o Ieamed with Risenhoover for thre e l ears un Rang er telev!Slon broadcasts, sa1d he was deepl y saddened. " TillS IS one uf the saddesl days of my hfe. D1ck was a great professwnalm h• s fteld Ht senhoover . a n(J\JYe of As far as I'm concerned , no Amanllo and a graduate 11f the U mvers n~· of Texas. 'v'.a.s readm itt ed · tu Arl•ngton Vlemo nal Hospital last week H.tn ge r s o•n er Brad Corbett sa1d R1senhoo1er's death was a shock. although Ihe an noun ce r ha d been cnllc allv 111 s1nce bemg readmllt~d to the ho1p1tal " It 's a very tragiC thmg. We believed 1t was cumlllg Even though we knew , we were still shocked," sa•d Cor be tt ' He's the l hlf d one had more abtln y," sa1d the former Arhngtun ma yor "But beyond th at D1ck was 11ne of the finest human be1 ngs anyone MUid want to meet. It was one of the great priVIleges uf my hfe to knoll h1m and to work alongside of h1m for the la st three scasuns " R1senhoo\cr IS survived by h1s "1f£' Hel en and sons R1 cky , 15, and Chns , 11. Fu neral services are •n· complete. All-Stars battle to tie P JT" r~I:!URGt-1 tUl-'1 1 - J oe Dahlhau se n , Northwestern, Oh10 , won by a fall at 185 pou nil s an d heavyweight Steve Wllhams. Lakewood. Colo., scored a supe ri or dec ision Friday mght to g1ve the US . AllStars a 2~26 ue ~ ith the Pe nnsyl,ama All-Stars Ill the MACHINE SHOP SERVICES PORTABLE WELDING SERVICE Pu bli c walk in business , Industrial or construdton bus1n ess welcomed Large lathes and bonng mills Metahzmg, we ldmg and habb1t1n9 . Steel tabnca'tion , complete st oc k of st eel : rou nds , pla tes and structuals Free Esttmafes fourth annual Press Old Newsboys Wrestling Classic The US . team of high school seni ors was trathng the Pennsylvamans, 15-26. before It s tw o lar gest wrestlers "'on the fma ! two bouts of the arnual tourne) held at the C1v1c Arena for the benef it of Chil dren 's Hosp1tal. Dahlhausen pmned Tom Morrell of lmma culate Conception H1gh at 4:3.1 to brmg the U S. team withm 2126. Then W•lliarns, who plans to play football for Oklahoma next fa II, used a we1ght advanUlge of at least 50 pounds w score a supenor dec ision , 13-1 , ove r M1ke Euker of East Pennsboro. Andrew Metzger , a 133pound from Cedar Sprmgs, Mich .. was named the US team's oll'lStancling wrestler after he outpOinted Frank Cast1 gna no of Wilkes Barre Meyers, 12-5 Named th e out standmg Permsvlvania wrestler was 11 2-poitnder Mark Dugan , of Moshannon Valley, who earned a supenor JecJSJOn , 27-10. over Chns W' 1alen . of Gramte City, Ill No Job Too Large or Too Small M"&G MACHINE SHOP Upper Route 7 Kanauga , Oh10 ST INGERS WIN IND!A NAPOI.IS <UP! ! Hobble Ftorek scored t"o goals Fn day mght to lead Cmci nnatl to a G--4 win over WHA mal lnd1anapohs. 76ers home court streak snapped United Press International spot• but a IOO,UOO bonus li S Maybe 1t was just a dream, welL "We had a lot to shoot for ," but for a while 1t seemed as 1f sa 1d 76ers' guard Doug the Phtladelphta 76ers nught Colltn s. " It wa s a bl~ do tt disappointment but I don't The S1xers. maktng a lastthmk there 'll be a letdown ditch effort to overUlke Port1' now land and f1msh wtth the best Dan Roundfield scored 24 record m the league m order pomts to lead stx Pa cers 111 to grab a home-court double figure s. George advantage, were soundly McCinms paced Philadelphia defeated by the lndtana with 29 Pacers Fnday mght, 127-118. Elsewhere m the NBI\, 11 Pluladelphla, losmg at was Detnnt 111 , Boston 109; home for the fl rst time in 25 Cleveland Ill , Atlanta 109 ; games, ha s two games Buffalo 113, Chicago 103 ; New remammg and IS 54-26, Whil e Orleans 117, H o ll~on 114 . the mjury~aden Tratl Blazers New York 125, Kansas C1ty defeated Denver 97-93 to bUild 112 , Milwauke e 108, San their record to 57-24 and ga m Antonio 1 02. Los Angeles 114, not only the prefe rred playoff New Jerse\ 100 · Portl and Q7, Denve r 93, and Seattle 95, Phoenix 83. PislllllS Ill, Celties 109 The P1:;tons ended a five game losmg streak, led by Eric Money, who netted 23 of Ius 35 pmnts in the first half , and then scored three stra1ght pmnts to help stave off a fourth-quarter Celtic charge. Cavaliers til, Hawks 109: Cleve land guard F'oots Walker scored on an off· bit lancc jump shot from 12 feet out to end Atlanta's lmpes of gammg a homecourt advantage Ill the NBA pl ayo ffs Atlanta 's J ohn Drew Jed both teams 111 scnrmg With 29 pn1nts Braves 113, Bulls 103 : The Braves snapped an 11game losing streak as Randy Sm1th scored 28 pq mts and Swen Natcr added 23. Buffalo led 55-45 at the half and bUill an 84-71 lead when Marvin Barnes scored 10 pomts and Nater mne in the third period Jazz ll7, R11ckets 114: Leonard "Truck" Robmson scored 15 of his 29 pomts 1n the fourth quarter to rally the Jazz Kl1icks 125, Kings 112 : The Kmcks kept ahve thetr chan ces of ga_tm ng a homecourt advantage when Bob McAdoo an d Lonnie Shelton scored 27 points each and Ear l Monroe added 25 to boost New York over Kansas Ctty and keep ph w1th the cavs. · Bucks 108. Spurs 102: Gua rd Br1an Wint ers scored 30 points as the Bucks snapped San Antonio's sixgame winning streak. The win gave Milwaukee a halfgame lead over Golden Stale for the hnal Western Conference playoff spot. Milwaukee has one game left, Golden Sta te two. Lakers 114, Nets 106 : Karee m 1\bdul-Jabbar scored lB of his 26 points in the m1ddle periods, when Los Angeles overcame a 25-19 deh e1t to take an 81-78 adv antage ente ring the fourth quarter. Guard John W1Jhamson led New Jersey much more sen ous knee and 1977 who came back from an shoulder l!lJUI'Ies, deltghted a injury.nddled year to h1t 2110 1eco1d Com iskey Park Ciowd Wllh 25 hom ers. of 50,754 by beltmg a game"We got away w1th 1t tymg >;Oio home1 m the mnth once," chortled the delighted mnmg Veeck. · We m1ght not gel Way ne Nor dha ge n th en awav w1th It every day, but dehver~ the wmnmg blow m we got away With II once" the White Sox' 6-5 VI Ctory Meanwhile, the f1dgety Fl"' er tl1e Boston Hed Sox wtlh dry ch was up to his famih ar a bloop smgle off reliever B1ll anucs thai so deli ghted baseCampbell ball fan s durmg h1s Rookie" I "asn't gmng for the of-th e-Year season of 1976 He seats." sa1d Blomberg of Ins t<Jlked tu 1he ball, talk ed to flrsthtlmthreeyears. " !JUS! h1m self , and , most wanted to htt the ball hard Importa nt , had Toronto lie 1Hed Sox rehe\'er D1ck batters talkmg to themse l\eS. Oragol gavr me il good pttch,. " I \\'anted a nice victory for JUSt below the belt and in on al l th ose people ," sa HI F1drych 'Look at all the me Jllomberg's last h1t wa s m • tune th ey had to lake, comm ' t975 at Milwa ukee for the down here two days Ill a row. New York Yankees - who Jet I wanted W do somethm ' real him p l a~ out hts optwn last mce fnr them Yeah " vear to become eligible for Phil Mankowskt prov1ded Uw Wl11te Sox to cla1m hm• in Fidrych with all the support the reentrr draft he needed w1th a three-run Now. · Veeck hopes homer 111 the fourth mmng Blom berg can equal th e .md J ason Thompson added a performan t'e of Ett l' t::Jpe·mt!a:)ure shot ont o the Soderholm , the White Sox' '1'1ger Sta dmm roo f Ill rightsurpri se fret' agen t pickup of <'enter League , Milwaukee routed Ba ltimore 11-3, Cal 1fo rn 1a topped Oa klan d 1-0, and Seattle took Minnesota 6-3. In National League act1on, it was Pittsburgh 1, Ch1cago 0; New York 3, Montreal I; San D1ego 3, Sa n Francisco 2; Los Angeles 13, Atlanta 4; Cincinnati 5, Houston 4; St LoUis 5, Phtladelphla 1 Bre~>ers ll, Orioles 3: SJXto Lezca no belted a gra nd-slam homer and Larry H1 sle. Milwaukee's hi ghly public ized free agent arquJsJtJOn, celebrated his debut as a Brewer by hittin g a two-run hmner and scoring three times. Southpaw Jerry August1ne , who lost hts shutout mthe ninth, went 8 1-3. innmgs for his first career VIctory over the Orioles. Mariners 6, Twins 3: Dan Meyer , Bruce Boehle, and Ruppert Jones all humer~ to account for hve of Seattle's six runs, while sta rter Rick Honeycutt and rcl1ever Enr1que Romo <'ombmed for a four-h•tter U,s edge Hawks, kill home court advantage jo17 Atlanta in playoffs ATLANTA iU PI J Cleveland guard Foo ts Walker ruin ed a cha nce for ea ch of the Atlant a Hawks to earn a $3,0111l bonus Fn da) ni ght Walk er' s tourn aro und , fadeaway shot at the buzzer gav e the Cavalier s a 111-109 NBA win over the Ha• ks It also k1lled Alla nt a's chance for a home-coun advanta ge m next week 's NBA playoffs " It was my grcalc st moment in the pros," said the !>-foot-1 1 Walker Bul It "as monel' out the wind ow for the lla wk s Owner Ted Turner had promised each pla yer a $3.11011 bon us for ever) Vl(1ory over .5011 But the llawks c·a n only fmi sh a 41 -41 1f they wm the season-endi ng game Sunclay mght agamst C'h1 cago. " It was JUS! a sensational one-oJHJ!le shot b) F ~K>Is," Atlanta C"ach Hub1e Brown smd of Walk er's 10-fnot shot Ill Edd•e Johnson's face Walk er , who sc11r ed 17 p01 nt s during the game, landed nat on the deck Ill front of the Cleveland bench , "here Coa ch B<l l F1tch showeredhim"1th k1sses and the team went w1ld The victor\' VIrtually assured Cleve land 11f a homecourt advanta~e 1n the play offs Bruwn satd the ~a rne w~1 s a I!,Ood prun ~ "" of thl' playoffs " Cll•v eland 1s an r xpencnced pial off team . They al~a\ s took th e j!,O(ld shot at the c11d We 1ned In shout beh1nd th e ba ckboard " Clc\Cland grabbed an eJght-poml lead at the end of the f~r>1 quarter and led through most of the second pc11od before .John Drew scnrcd e1ght qu1ck po1nts 10 g1ve Atlanw a 55-53 ha lflime ledd Drew Jed sconng for wt h trnm s \\ tth 29 pt1t nts o\ltanta's Sterc Hawes hat1 20 P< •lll! S and a eareer-h<gh 21 By Bryson R. lBud) C<Jrter Gallia County Extension 1\ gent EAGLES FOE 2290 SPECIAL MEETING 2:00PM SUNDAY Why uru l:-iO many dri\ets switt hwg their msurance to Allstate ? We'll give you lots of reason •. All sta te offers lots of spoc1a l rates a nd d1scounts. Goo:! Dnver Compact Car. Two Car Low Mllea~e Young Mamed. And more. And Allstate offef' today's most neil anced cla im ha ndlmg Coast to roast. Fast Cunvement We think you' ll lind a difference w11h All sta te So com pare ('Oil1pa nt ef<i Find out why the owner:; of over nme mti l1on t a t s are now in ·~<XXl f hnmk " Ca ll or come 111 complete on 6 farms HORSE SALE AV AIL ABLE T HROUGH THE The lead changed hand s ba sket s m the fmal mmute rep ea ted ly before Terr y and ~re" had ~ JUmp snot Furlow urd il for the viSllnrs blocked m the fmal seconds. "''h " fre e throw to make •t Cleveland got the ball to 107-a ll \lith 1:04 to play Wa lker , who fired it Ill just The team s exch an ged before the buzzer sow1ded Mc'GI NNESS-STANLEY AGENCY :INC. NICK JOHNSON ACCO UNT EX ECUTt\1 E Phon e 446-1761 452 2nd Avr Gallipolis SPRING SPECIAL THEISS BLU-MAX FOAM INSULATION rchnunds. Ca mpy 1\ussell, who Jed the C'a\'ahe<s "' th 27, put on a 17pomt pcrfom1ance In the 1h1rd pcn od as the Ca\'al!ers shpped bac k m front 89-84 Aft er an open1ng Cleveland basket, the Hawks reeled off II st r;nght pomts for a 92-91 Jead " lth !0 llli OUteS to pia)' ALSO UNITED STATES STEEL SIDING & WINDOWS 20%oFF 6 11\4464686 JO DAYS ONLY OFFER ENDS APRIL 20nt • Tack Of Any Kind and Horse Equipment ATHENS LIVESTOCK MARKET The Seasoned Hand .says it's time to HORSE SALE . ------ CUP & MAIL-----... 6:00 'P.M. 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Rob Waugh, Mtke Shoemak er , Gene Walker, Hose ~lc Nea l , and Barbara Stewart. Gallia 4-H members take part in workshop GAJ.I.JPOI.IS - On March meet mgs i:i ntl county-wrde 4~ J :11 and Apnl I eleven m- H ac1tVJlJes such as Jr dJ vJduals from Ga ll 1a Cuunty, L~ ad e r s h1p meetings, 4-H al o n ~ with my se lf , par- Ca mp and nthers In addition to recreation tiCipated m tht! Jackson Areet Recr eatltJn W1J rk sh11p held at trammg, these members had l\10 <:rand e C'11 lle~e The the opportumt~ t1 J take part 1n c:u ceT expl!J rat!Un as they purpc1St} tJf thiS 3(tlV ll) IS tu t e a c h Jndllldual s had the chance to hear Dr recre<ttlona l sk1l\s and to Ted Durrell , ii SSJstant lCHI1l h(I Wto I et~ ( h t hesP sktlls Dn ec.tor (Jf the Co llege of tu others Th ese tnd !V J clue~ls Agri cul ture and Hom e plan In use the skill s that lhey Ec·unom1 cs, OhiO State ha ve learn ed 111 tc~1 c htn g Un11ers ll ), sp ea k to t he conce rnin g the retrci:ltton 1n ]IJl'al clu b ~ roup program offe<ed at Oh1'o State Umverslty . The youth par11c1patmg were also taken on a to ur of R10 Grande Colle~e and had a chance to Chm0:1 rna\ , for cx.unple, \IE \\ the fa cilities and learn export sur plus nee and more abuut the programs uffered b) Rio Grande Import Jar l.!r Hrnuunts of College fin d Comm unit y gram . the) scud Fmd lc) sa id he believed College It "' as a v er~ successful bdnre go lll g tu Cl11na thattht.· actt\'lt) wl!h everyone hav1ng fi nation ( r, uld he bu ymg $1 ; b1lhun \\ orth of Amcnu m the oppunu mty t<J learn many different 1ecrea uonal skillS cTu ps a n nuC'Ill~ b~ 1~80 · After hav1ng .been there, I and a\~~~ to ~ ro w and develop am 1e1 nfurc ed 1n thi:lt thrnugh the 4·H program As a resuh uf 1hese new learned {(JfC'CHSt ," ,he Si.!Hl sk•llslhese 1n<\! v•duals w1ll be better ablr to aSSISt Other 4-H gro ups m Ga lha County "" ' ' ... A fresh look out_.the window HORSES & MULES " SAFETY TOE ° Drainage work is .. ... , . .. · ' NOW delegatiOn sponsored by the any sustained,.,major new ex~~ded tra~~ · . trade relations until full .. 1ne se .~cJaf 15 J·wtanst UP! Farm Editor state of Ilhn01s. WASIDNGTON (UP!) _ "Chma has the greatest dip lom;ll iC relatwns have . norm,"11za 1Jon o rea ton · · populatt'on of any natt'on Yet been restored. And full and ehmmat tun of su me GALLIPOLIS - The Galha County Extension Beei Chma IS more mterested m · A t .d 1 s · • ·our diplomats have fa•' led relation s are unhkely wh1le me ma n ra e po 1c1e Committee ts sponsormg a meeting on the- posstbilt\y of expanding agncultural trade .. · h' h di · · t · to evolve a crea ttv c the Umted States eontmues tu w 1o scnmmate agams esta blishmg a sale of select feeder ca lves, suitable for Jr . Fa1r with the Umted States than ' the F1 dl ted steer projects. most government officials momentum in relations that recogntze the Republic of "mB · nf ey. no , IJ.-th· 1 ut, a ter saymg a a, The meetmg will be held next Thursday, April 13 at 8 p.m. beheve two llhno1s congress- , p ek tng now we 1comes, " China on Ta1wan told a news eonFmdley an d Madigan Mr. Chen lv •ce num stm uf ' Fmdley at the Columbus ard Southern Ohio Electric building, corner of men say . ference however satd they found th~ foretgn trade! lllld us they Second Avenue and Sycamore Street m Gallipolis. The assessment was made . ' . , .d t nd 1 ad Some or the farmers on the Beef C'ommtttee have by Reps. Paul Findley and Most admmistration of- h•gh-rankm g Chi nese of- "etrhe rleha YU olleexdpaStatres .~ flc1als have bee 0 saymu for flc1als they met on thetr w< e n • expressed an mterest tn such a sale and they have talked with Edward Mad1gan , both Findley added d " 1 Jim Clay, our Area Extension Agent, Ammal Industry, Republicans who had just month s that diplomatic recent tnp not me me to · concermng sumlar sales in other areas of Ohio. returned fr~m a two week Signals from China mdicate ma ke full dip lomatiC Why d1d the llt~nolS group I do not know at this time what the outcome w1ll be, but we VISit to China With a -trade that nation would be cool to relations a pre-condtUon of come away Wit af more opttmJstJ C vtew o early know one thing for sure that we would like to have as much Chm ese -Amencan trade input from people as posstble. So, 1f you ca n get away this prospects than some ofh c1 al com ing Thursday evening we'd be most happy w have you diplomats have presented ' attend th1s meetmg and look at the feasibility of holdmg such a "The Ch mese may sec a sale. Center . The sa le will start at 7 d. Must be 10 good health ; e group like ours as a way to By John C. Rice +++ Must be free of knots on legs , get a clear s1gnal to the p.m. Ext. Agt. , Agriculture One of the maJor weed problems, besides Johnsongrass, Seventy Jambs and 35 pigs f. Must wetght bet ween 40-90 Umted States l\\llhoul go1ng Metes Couotv faced by corn producers 1n our nver and creek bottoms IS Wild POMEROY - LAMB AND Will be offered All con- pounds on sale day [Apnl through formal cha nn elSJ Cucumber. PIG SALE - Any 4-H or FFA signments will have been 191; g Consigned p1g shou ld t hal the) are ready to If"de ." In coro tire best control Is to use a h1gh rate ol strazine ard member needing a market screened fo r quality an d be · So und, Meal Type, Long the lawmaker sa 1d incorporate 1l 2 to 4 inches .deep JUSt prior to planting. Use lamb ur pig, the Southern soundn ess The se lectiOn Bod1ed, Large Boned , and at Fmdley ga1c reporters a about I lb. per acre more than reqUired for annual weeds on cnteria are as follows: least Average Muscling. Oh1o Lamb and P1g Sale tra nscnpt of commr.nts by the various >;Oil types; e.g., the regular rate on a silt loam with Ptgs - a. Will accept Lambs - W11l accept both Chen Tuo Ptn, the trade should be considered. 2.5 percent orgamc matter 1s 2.5 to 3 lbs. of BOW (2 to 2.5 lb. The sale w11i be held at the both ba rrows and gilts; b. wethers and ewes; b Must be mm1ster active) per acre. For w1ld or bur cucumber use 3 5 to 4 0 lb. GaUia Co unty Fairgrounds Males must be prope rl y docked, properly castrated "We wtll welcome Illinois BOW per acre At these rates corn should be planted the located on U. S. Route 35 cast rated and healed ; c. Must and hea led; c. Be free of sore enterprises to establish d1rect followmg year Netther Ban vel nor 2,4-D are effecllve on these across from Holzer Medtcal be free of external parasites; mouth, foo t rot , eye incontact with our t radtn g weeds. fec ti ons, and external corporatwns and exchange parasites; d Lambs must concrete vtews We hope for One of the questions rece1ved quite often this time of year wetgh between 35 and 75 development of our trade concerns moles lrilawns and how to get nd of them . pounds; e. Should be born be- w1th the Un1ted States even Smce moles feed hea 11ly on grub worms, the eilmmatwn of along the s1de of the lawn adjacent to the reluge wtll usually tween Janua ry I and March though nur relations ha ve not the b'I"Ub w1ll generally elnnina te mole actiVIty from the lawn. discourage the moles ard make tt unnecessary to treat the 15, 1978 , f. Lambs consigned been nomlahzed," Chen sa1d Grub worms can be controlled e1ther w1lh chemicals, or w1th entire lawn. . be S()Und , have the should Chma brought large milky spore disease - a non-£hcmical Treat your lawn when the grubs are m the top one mch of abilit y to have a YG of 2 or :1 of Amcncan gra m amounts lnsect•c•des recommended are : Spectractd e, Diazmon , soil. This IS usually mid to late Apnl or early May for over at 90 pounds or more when m 1H7:J Hnd 1974 Lat er. fann Dursba n, Dylox Be sure to read the label of these insecticides wmtermg grubs. For summer generatiOn grubs, treat m m1d to flmshed, and ha ve a leg score exports to Ch ma fell c,ff for specific mstructilm, precautions and suggestions. After late August. 10 or more. of sharply and recent sales have treatment w1th any of these soak the lawn surface thoroughly p1gs and Jambs wtll be All consisted moslly of cotton Keep pets and children off the treated area until It is dned l-ay of the land sold tJy the head F'md ley smd he belteved Moles often move mto lawns from adj acent wooded areas, SOUT HE RN OH I O Am eman trader s could GRADED BULL SALE rlallv·l ·n.es•••or·s·un·i· la.r.ar·e·as· .•T.r •.•.tm·e·n· t o·f·a·W-4 -0.ft•.•b••r.ri.er·s·tr.ip. concentrate l!lltJally on sales Th1s sale Will be he ld of farn1 technology equipSaturday, April 22, at I :30 ment and breedmg -.t ock p m Th1s sale w•ll be at the Th iS would build confidence Umon Stockyards located at 111 the quahty of American !he corner of West Mam and product s and lead to ex· Serv1ee helped them plan and Elm in H11lsboro. All bulls panded sales of li vestock feed BY JOHN COOPER Jay out the system must grade a 12 in order to grams, he predicted Soli Coos. Service sell The numbers and breeds PT PLEASANT Chinese plans for O\'erall Charles Delp, soil s sctentist are 32 Angus, 17 Charola1s, 2 · se lf-suff iCien cy 10 farm Dramage work ha s been 36 Polle d pr11ducuon doesn't mean the completed on s1x farms m of SCS, was Ill Mason County Shorth orn, '( Mason Co unty w1th a total of to help us w1th some so1ls Herefo rd s, 6 Simm enta l gtant Asian nati on w1ll nut 9,370 feet of drain pipe bemg related work. He was on the Cross, 2 Red Poll, 3 tmport large am ount s of installed W1th the com- W A Barker land wtth us on Herefords , 4 Ch1amna Cross , some American crops, the pletion of these jobs the Sandhill RJiad to assist w1th and 1 Limousin Cross. llhn01s la\\makCrs mststcd STRAWBERRY VARIEmajor po rtion of the dramage makmg a so1 ls report m SECOND FRIDAY OF planned m Mason County for rega rd to a sulxhvtsion that TIES - If you are a the sprmg season has been Mr. Barker is planning. He strawberry lover, here a re compl eted We expect the ·also adv1sed us concermng a some varieties to try . June. EVERY MONTH dltcher to be available aga m dramage problem at the Rick beanng (Harvest the season to cooperators m the fall of P Powell residence near after pla nttn g 1 - Cyclone, ea rl y; Po cahonta s, ea rl y Flatrock. th1s yea r. m1dseason , Red cht ef, The dltcher 1s made We were happy ln sec m1dseason ; M1dwa y, midava li able to cooperators uf Ja mes Thompson, Jr . of Mt. seaso n ; Gua rdi an, rmdth e Wes tern S01J Co nOhve up an d around followmg season, Harttan, mid-season; se rvati on Distn ct by the BV DIANA S. EBERTS He has always been surgery. Robtn son. late: Vesper, late. State So •l Conservation Extension Agent, Committee It is usuall y very much mterested 1n hts and Marlate, late. llom e Economi cs -~ve r bea rmg 1Harvest the sched uled to work 1n Mason farm and m the Improvement Meigs Count y of h1 s land. Dunng uur recent same season planted I Co unty tw1ce each yea r POMEROY - As you loo k For the past two or three talk wtth htm, m sptte of Ozark Bea uty and Super- oul your wmdow at the sprmg years Mason County farmers be1ng a !II tle weak, he was fection . Variety Selection co loring , ts the view a lltth.• have installed approximately ,st ill enth usiastiC and was Selecting adapted vanettes of dimmed by a cloudy pane of one-fourth of the total sub- telling us about how he had fl ower s, fr uits, vegetab les glass ' May be thi s 1s the surface dra ms for the enttre in1pruved hts grassland Hts and la ndscape plants ts most mo1 1vatiun yuu need tu make >tate. Landowners who m- rnarn ttem of Interest now Important to successful the Windows sparkle agHtn Albany, Ohio stalled tile durmg this last was ha rvesting some of his gardenmg . Select varteties Your deamng rec1pc \\Ill ser ies of work in clud ed woodland and wanted to do it for dt seased a nd inse ct take one part t1me, twu parts Raymond Zuspan and Mary tn such a way as to· realize the resistance ; yield potential ; energy , and a few mlnOI' Rodney How~ry Froendt w1th 6011 feet , Elmer most money poss•ble on the quality of produt1; mtended UJgredients as well as to lea ve the use, season of matunty , and wood Newberry with ' 2,000 feet, It IS a good tdea to make tt Ph. (614) 698-7331 Albert Thompson , 2,200 feet, area m s uch a condition as to SIZe. shape , color and texture ro und of some of the st ores In Gerald Rood and Son wtlh produce more wood m the of produc1 deSJred. see what •s a\'allable m the frank Shoemaker-367·7533 SHH UBS THAT ATTHACT 2,395 feet, Bart ow Jones w1th future. way nf labor savmg equipBIRDS - A number of land- ment. Thts will mclude long 1,105 feet, Cla rence We were on the Jak e scape plants bear fru it and Wtlliamson and Marvtn handled brushes, squeegees Somervtlle farm on Owl att ract birds. Some of the of vanous SJZes, w1th or Lanier with 1,070 feet. Whtl e on the Newberry Hollow Road to assist him more common plants tha t wtth out cellulose sponges. farm Elmer and his brother, w1th some water problems attract birds and the color of and long handled brushes for Delmer, recalled an mstance Early spring IS the best time the fruit include Allegheny outside that can be anachcd severa l years ago. They said of the year to see where water Service berry, blue , Red lo garden hose There are At Jake's Chokeberry, red ; American also a number of clca mng that tn 1917 that they had problems prevatl. 1 1nstalled 1,100 feet of clay tile farm the chief place in whtch B<tte rsweet, orange-red ; preparations that can be using batter boards and a he •s concerned ts around the F'l owenng Dogwood, red , sprayed on or spread un But st ring to check the grade and house and barn We dec1ded Spreadmg Cotonester , red: you ca n make your own that they had dug the ditch by that in order to correct this Washington Hawthorn, red , cleamng solutiOn, put 1t 1n an hand. They said that it took and solve !he water problem Russ1an Ol1 ve, Sli ver : ernpty cosme!tc or detergent I the m approXImately two that a system of diversion Regel's Pnvet, dark blue; . boti le and have your own ' I ' l ol f! JrI" I II weeks to do the job. [jonel dit ches would be the most Crabapple, red ; Buckthorn , spray Be sure to Ia bel the I' 1· ( u / 1 o~ dt' l" a nd American Smith of Soil Conservation advisable prat1Jce to Install. bla ck; bott le if you do tht s. for sa fety ' " t' • ,,., r I' : jd' '' '' 'l i d t '' , . Cranberrybush, red . and effiCiency. • • It ' , J I' ' I h \1 liH I j d l ' ' Plain wat er Will do the J<•b J .'. df• ' f •l lj but if you wish to add a •'. I . , ,', I ' ' ,. ,. pr fl.~ ,.. ll". cleamng aid , use ammnma, •' , ,•, •1f d'r r u r ' l' ' • ,, l' I I • • ' I" 1 ! 1 I 1 , I I I '> ~ ll~, vinegar. borax. or alcohol If I• '1 I ' I 1r I ' r• t• I, I II' !' 1 ' 1! you use vinegar or a11unuma, 1 '•' 1 ,I Jl 11 )I ' 11' 1 II If !Ill , h1J! add about a tablespoon to one I lo 1 , I ) I l 1 11 1 ( I! \ quart of cool \later or use one ol I Jl I ' ' h, t I 'J f I or two teaspoons of borax I' I I I I h', Il l t•, Vinegar cuts grease and fuhage sta ms Alllmonta makes glass sparkle Alcn hnl is recommended for cold weather to keep water from freezmg on the panes. About a quarter of a cup of alco hol In a pa1l of water ts n ght. Alt-ohol, the various sodas and anunoma are damagmg 1 to painted surfaces and to varn ishes, so be careful not to spatter the fum1t11re or woodwork if you are using them If you use one of the commercial cleaners, be sure to SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON-QUANTITIES read and follow direction s Wash window frames and • OF 10 OR MORE••• • > sills first, then the glass ~-·IIIV\ AT ONCE WHILE panes. QUANTITIES LAST! To wash windows, squeeze your cloth or sponge as dry as you can. Wash the top, bot SOYA tom, and middle of the pane fll 'Ohio, Inc., and polish tt munediately with a clean, dry cloth, Gdir~•. Ohio chamois or • crumpled paper JRD 992 -2176 Pomeroy, 0. towel. If )'OU use all up and By BERNARD BRENNER County agent's corner Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate • auto msurance. ElscwhCr(•IJl tht' <\mf' rt r tln China interested in expanding agricultural trade with U. S. • our community ATIENTION Homo p1cked up h1s second save of the season Angels I, A's 0: Frank Tanana shut out Oaklard on m hits wh1le ba t t ery-mate Terry Humphrey tripled and scored on R1ck Miller's smgle m the s1xth inning. On the farm front Agriculture and ' wtth 31 points, including 18 in the third period. Blazers 97, Denver 93 : The victory was wort h $50,000 to the Blazers and they owed it to forward Maunce Lucas, who scored 31 points to lead the limping Portland team. Larr y Steele, another Blazer off the mjury list, had 14 potnts. Sonics 95, 8101s 83: The Sonics chn ehed a homecourt advantage when Fred Brown and Gus Williams shared 10 points durmg a l!Hi Seattle burst opening the final period. The Sun s played w1thout their prize rookie forward, Walter Davis, who has the flu . 'The Bird' hurls Tigers past Red Sox By B!U.. MADDEN UP I SIJIIrtS Writer Welcome the triumph ant return nf those t\10 rehabilitated " daffl es" 'The Blfd" and " The Boomer " Mark "The B1rd" F1drych, the Detrmt Tigers' flaky. nghthanded p1t chi n ~ ace, " Bo omer ' ' and Ron Blomberg. the late st " bargain-basement " free agent pi ckup by Chtcago White Sox' owner Bill Veeck, shook off the na ggmg doubts about the knee and shoulder mjur1es that have plagued the1r recent pasts F'nda) and delighted sellout open mg day crowds m thelf respective towns wtlh vmta ge performances . Fidrych, who missed most of last vear and w1th knee and shoulder atlments, p1tched a fi ve-hitter 1n the Detroit Tigers' ~2 VICtory over Jhe Toronto Bl ue Jays before a T1ger StadiUm crowd of 52.528 Blomber g, 1dled th e ent1re two prevtous se:1so ns wtth G-7-The Sunday Tnnes.Sentmel, Sunday, April canw " F t~ r u~r 16 \C I' ~ Solil'd "mdu\l S, f1r st to rcm o\'{' wrne uf the su rp \u:-; S.ol l. then wash \.\llh one of "thl' mt~ture s nH.·ntl onC' d Avuul " r,rktng Ill dtrcct sun as the fa st dr~ mg wmdo'M1 \\1\1 !:11 1'C(l k St r11n ~ dca nlllg so lut ton s 11111 nc<'e.Ssa ry to tle< Ht \\ mduw:-; stn cr du1 does not arc pem•tratr ~ la ss Dnn't usc It lcdves strc<tk s 1111 gl as ~ 1helt t.s cllfflculr to rcnlll\'e If yuu tW\(' p<.llnt ur S4JHP t.lJther putt t ~tams llfl \\ mdm' p.:mes. remuw• thcsr f1rst A !IItle ammuma Will ~ ~ ,, auri• st rcak l'<l IH'\\ SpHper I' :: :•' II !1111 iljl11111 11 i1111 11111111111i. do\\ 11 stn,kes un the ms1dc c1nd crm;!-lWISL' strokl!!'i on thL' out side, yo u cCln J et~ dtl ) lirr "hich s1dc ~;JI' lake ( arl' of putt) ~1(6tn s Fresh pit mt can be 1\ lpcd off 11'1111 turpcntm e Old piiHit ~ta m ~ nm lJL• so ftened wt th turpenunr <Jnd Jhen carcfull) <<'raped 111th a razor bla de llolcl the blade perfect!)' nat Sll )' IIU d11 nut s c r<:~tc h t he gl~ t tl s Ha wr biHdes Hr£' dan gu·u us to uw 1f you ::tren't ~· e n c.-.1rl'ful. It mi ght p<l}• ) uu Ill shop a t~ uur hard't't arc store fur a sma ll tncxpcnsl vc tool to 1enwvc pr~mt marks frum glrt:-;s Now that we ha\'e all the management detcnls \\CJrkcd out. let's get thosr "mdows >1Jarkhng aga m facts ~t('Dunald ' s .,. impart on the beef and dairy tndustry is nund boggling The fa st· fo od c ho1 n o f 4,200 resta urants use s nearly 9 mtllio n ~wund~ of hamburger ,.. rwr week T he ave rage store , . us 2.000 potties per week r nr t i.P equrv alen t of fr ve ( IH!a d·of· beef. which means thai t he cham need s 21 ,000 }, head per week JU St to keep it 1n I00", heef patties. Me· Jlona ld s uses only domesttc lkt'f and to sUp pi)· their lean ment need s for ont! yea r lakes one mi lli on head in add tt ton to t he tnmmmgs from some 750.000 fed cattle The cha m, wh 1ch opened 17 2 new rcs uwrant s m a r('(·ent one-yea r pertod . I " thC' world s la rgest bu yer of hee f and the world 's l1<r~c·s 1 buyer of potatoes and f1sh McDonald 's bu~ s haken product.s from 142 hu keries and tls shake mix and dniry produ cts from 168 rli11rre 5 t hrough out th e nation McDonald 's share of t lw S!iO billion spent on meal s away from home is $:1 I bil lion. B1g Mac ha s cnnw a long ways from that ftrst store m Des Plaines Ill 'I. ., 1n t 954 FULTON·JHOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Spn ng Av e. Pomeroy . Oh1o ll llll lllllllllll ~ llllllllllllllllllllll \ Thv Country·s Numbvr OnCl RakCl-from SpClrry Hvw Holland. Sperry New Holland >ake s have the features you want They 're tough and reliab le . Years from now you 'll be glad you bought a Sperry New Holla nd rake! Stop In and we 'll show YOU why . FULTON·ntOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ?omeroy, Ohio �,. C-3- The Sunday Times..Scn tinel, Sunday, April 9, 197B Grain results C.Ol, UM BUS (U PI J Th e average ceish qram prices (per busr1e1 ) o a 1d to fqrmers by grain elevators m thr prmc,pal moHketing areas o f Ot1 10 afler the m ar l\ ets the mar ket!'. Nor th east S7 89 No 'l No 'l oa rs Sl closM Fr iday un t 1l close Monday Oh10 No 1 wheat shelled corn \ 1 3J ~~ No 1 soybeans S6 S1 Northwe st Oh10 No '} wheat S2 98 . No 'l shellt>d corn $? 30 No 1 oats s 1 4J , No 1 soybeans \6 70 Central Oh 10 No 7 whc.:n ~3 . 06 No , 2 shetle a corn $2 .37 ; No 1 o~tl!o \I 67 . No ·I soy beans \6 67 West Ct?nlrill Oh10 No 2 wheat ~ J 00 No 2 shelled cor n \ 2 al No ? oats !.1 .59 . No 1 soybeans $6 03 Southwest Oh10 No ? wheat \3 07 No 2 sheltea corn \2 39, No 'l Ollis Sl 50 No I soy bean s \ 6 6Q Trend No 1 wheilt . higher . No 1 Shelled corn , higher , No '} Q<tl\ , unrhilnged , .No 1 Sc.¥'bfitfi-S. Sh M ply hiOhe r Camping facility provides leisure service for family . RIO r. RA NDE - People have more leisurf' time ror recreational activities these days. Al leust that is the behcf of Jeff Hot h. an tBvearold rnrm bcr of t11e Buckeye B)· Mrs. Fnmt'is Morris sPECIAL April 8-1q HOT DOG Mr. an d Mrs. HPrberl 1\ward . Requirements fnr the award at th e chapter level Sa turday and Sunday with presented mcl ude mai ntenance of cuntp lete . records of income and cc rtificalcs recognizing his achievements at Distri ct and expense rel ated lo · the 14 FFA Ch apter Awards n'c n· at innal activ iti es, an Banquet. inventory of equlpmerrl and The FFA Outd oo r • facilities owned solely or in Rccr eat io n Pr of icie ncy pa rtnership by the student Awa rd sponsored by the arr d the necessa ry inWhit e Farm F. quiprnent fornw t ion to eu mpl ete a Compan y. of Oak Brook. financ ial state ment. En Illinois, is one uf nineteen terpri scs generall y un Ag ricu lt ural Profi cien cy dertak cn by F'FA rncnr bcrs · Mr . and Mrs. NormHn Styer £or their h(lllorcd were Mr . and Mr s. Danny Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sa yre, Mrs. Helrn S im p Stl ll , Mrs. Broo ks Say re. Mr. and Mrs. Ra y Ke nne dy and children. Mrs. Mrk c Swalzc l Try One of and childr en and Mrs. Du ri s Our Popular Hc1gcrs ll f Columbus. Mr . and Mrs. A .J . ( ;nulrl of Sonny Burgers Soft-SeiVe For CONES ,t_. darry -+' I ~~ rs e .- ~~; Locust& 4th St .• Middleport , 0 . 992 -5H8 ---- Experi ence Proficiency Award' in Out~ birth days Sunday . Other s whu joined for the cc lrbratiun We Now Feature 3 Flavors of Occupat ioncd Recently , Jeff , who is the P ro~ r a m s in Outd oor S<)n of Gurdon and Corolyn H~cfJatiuq.•.,are,,£ligible (u Roth , Ga lhpolrs, w11s named apply for · lbc butdour winn er of the , chapter Hecrc a t iun P rofici ency dt>i r Hecreation. He was at Wat erford. Mr. and Mrs. FRENCH FRIES on,ly 7'1 voCa tional Forestry program developing a camping f•cilily al {luckeye Hill s. . · fur the famrly to enjoy ar· All FFA members who cher y. fis hing, horseba ck have Supcrvised Agricultural Say re and Piiul and Uoward Say rr sprnt nvcrnig hl Sayre were and those leisure hours more by riding. and other spoti s. Racine Harry 0 ' Dairy Loves Pe ps i Cola Hi lls FFI\ \:hapter who ' is door Recreation. is the result lea mir.lg to help people enjoy of two years of work in the Ne lsonvill e spent Sunday w1th her pc:1rcnt s, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morr is. Mr. and Mrs. EdiS<rrl Br:r re \'lS it l'd M rs . ,J;unes HnH:e and chrldren at l'ruwn City. Sunday . Mr . and M rs Hilll\:kKrni':it• and Jeff of (;:rllipohs SJH'nt Sundny aflcrnuon w1th Mr . :r nd Mrs. R O)' Hrfflc . ~r s . Koren El'ker~ l cy r·et umed to her hume at llanni bal. N. Y. Sunday aft er spending ten d 0:1y~ with hL•r r~trrnt s. Mr . trnd Mrs. Halph Badgley who took her to till' t:nrport at Parkersburg. Mrs Bonnie Simpson of Halt mwre spent three days wrth them. i.tn award medal Awa rds present ed annually and best suited for famil y use by the National FFA Foundat ion, l nr. to reco gn ize Clt'h ievemrnts of F'F'A or 3S in co mC' produ cing nwmbc rs pursuing carccr·s in agricultu ~e. Appliccmts f!J r pimic an•as. golf co urses, VHI'illion f~1rms and scenic F~~ A Out door Recrra!ion P ruficleu cy i\ \\ ard must be nwnaL\t'nJent and upt:'riltJun areas to n:-nnc only a few. As a chapte r winner Jeff rt•ce1vcd a ec t1i fka te an d mPdal from tht> Wlil!c Farm Equi pment t'om pany. He is now Pligib\e for st<llt' cu m pet it ion ::1 the Pr uf1ci cncy Awa rd JJnJg ram. Cu mpetitio n 1r1 the FF'A Proficiency AwHnl Pl'ograrns fol lows a pnn:rcs~inn th rough state . rq~ iu n al. ;md nati onal rli mi nat inns. At the ncllionn l lt".'l'l nne FF A IIIC!H bcr is named Hs nHt lll ntl l wi nner of rl recrNIIi onal lhe Outdrror the 111\'0l\'l'd in activi\1 CS and enterprise s rcq utr in~ the application of lessons t;wght 111 the \'OCH!IO JJ<t l a gricult ure c\rJssrou m . Students intcr<'s ted in uutdnor re crea t ion ~ tudy .subjects such as f(J rest ry, fish rmd game management , soil ami v.·~11cr cunserva li on and mttn)· 11!hC'r subjl'cts which apply to tht• SIICCl'SSfU l fa r iliti e~ . Fur Jdf winn1ng !he Prn f1 c1enry i\W ttrd 1n Out- includr : \' HCat ion cabi ns, ccllnping ar N'lS, SiltiH'CS Recrcat ron Award anti rerrives o plaqU(.' o.md fl ehcck for $500. Applt~ Grove !\ews Notes An Easter program was presented at the Apple Grove Unit ed Meth odi st Church Sunda y m o rnin ~. Several recitations were gi ven ·and Du lly Hill sang "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" ~nd Stacey Shank sang "Jes us Want s Me for a Sunbeam. " Takin~ part were Chriss Shank , Amanda Russell, Aimee Hill, Tracy Norris, Doll y Hill. Stacey Shank, Mi chael Hassell. BretJda, Brian and Teresa Hunt, Cindy Roush, Karen Rhodes, Robyn Veooy , Eric Milliron, Ed Hou sh and Chu ck Michael. Tracy Norris sang "I Keep Falling in Love with Him ." Mrs. Darrell Norri s was accompanist for the program . Bob Spencer gave a sununary of the Sunday School lesson . Mrs. Russell Roush read th e program . Mrs . Dolly Wolfe gave the prayer . Sixty-one attended . Offering was $156.20. Sunrise services were held at the Apple Grove United Meth odist Church Easter Sunday at 6 a.m. Mrs. Russell Roush was in charge of th e services. Darrell Norri s read the scri pture. Mr s. Lu cille Hhodes gaye the pr·ayer. A play ent it led "Peace in the Ga rden" was presented. A cross. made by Early Housh. vines and Easter lilies an d oth er fl ower arrangement s were used to represent th e garden. These were donated by Arthur Hill. Mr s. Nan cy Huss cll and Cin dy Roush assisted th eir nwthc r, Mrs . Ro ush, in dccoratrng the church fur the service . Mrs. Donn a Hil l, Mrs. Luc ill e Hhudes and Mrs . services. Communion services were held after the sermon given to 29 of the number oresent. ·Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on April2 was 49,the offering $24.90. Worship services were. held at t0 :45 with the . Rev . Th omas speaking from . Psalm 118+22 and 24 on "Thi s Is The Day !" Attendance was 31 at worship Roush took part in the play.. Dorsey Parsons read a poem, " A Garden is a Hallowed Place" and Dallas Hill sang ·'The Beautiful Garden of PraYer. F.d Roush , Chuck Michael, Cindy Roush and Karen Rhodes lighted cand les to show there is always light in the garden with the Risen 11 Saviour. 'Helen . Woode had a birthday April I and received several telephone calls from relatives and friends, as well as cards. Then on Sunday.she was honored with a birthday dinner at the home of her brother and slster-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes on State Route 248. On Sunday evening they called at the Leonard Amos home where Mrs. Amos is recuperating from surgery. " Mrs. Doris Dillinger recently celebrated her birthday . Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Atherton have recently had their little grandson with them while their son-in-law, E:mest Vineyard, has been ill. i Ohio Politics ·Charges likely to hurt Lukens and Ohio GOP By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI )- It's too early to tell, but Republicans' plans wput a lock on llle state Apportionment Board by bumping off state Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson may have run afoul. They were dealt a severe blow from Washington last week when Korean businessman and influence peddler Tongsun Park fingered state sen . Donald E. Lukens , R·Middietown, as having received some cash from him in IOOa and 1970. Lukens , the lone .Republi can candidate for stale auditor, immediately took a lie detector test, said he never received any money from Park and announced he'd passed the test. , But the real test is yet to come.· That will . be· when the t' Ferguson ,camp revive~ the . iss"~ dpr,ing the campaign for * ' ~ audiwr , even though Urere is no proof Lukens was a target ot Park 's influence while a congressman in the late 1960s. · Lukens' past associations with Park have little to do with his potential competency as state auditor , but suspici~ns can be raised during a political campaign without much trouble . Here's how it is likely to hurt Lukens and the Hepublicans : The Republicans need w elect two out of three of the governor, auditor and secretary of state to retain control of the Apportionment Board, which will redraw legislative boundaries in 1981. It was reasoned that perhaps Lukens could beat Ferguson just in ease Hepublican Secretary of State Ted W. Brown loses rNiection. Lukens won a pre-primary battle for the right to be the GOP =J"I,..,/, .;.,, ,. , = - ' j _..., -- i,:.. ....,_,_, _ _ SUN. APR. 30 7:30PM TICKETS ON SALE NOW 1 !' 11'1/'t•l 'of/lr r.¥J $1~ 0Jtlr.1- l i1 J t• U\· :,NC I flrl l(, OU ' , f 1 ' ,f !M U (· ~ J{llt( ,f (IVI C UNTH~~;, It lrJT.OM (~Ili f l ORDER BY MAIL NOW 1()1 H' ll , •rtll , l lf·~, T O~J CIV ICC I ImH ( Y-i t l 'VIl U WI' ' ~L.,V/• li\INl fl.l ,l ()N W Vf, / ', ' :' . ( I Hl il rl LVII (' ~ :,()PLO'.l• OH! ~ ~~~ C.J•i• rnn INf()l f..I:;J i(JI !H .l.lf l INVESTIGATING WRECK - State Troopers M.S. Smith and C. W. Kimball are shown Investigating an accident on Route 2, near Flatrock, Friday night In which four teenagers were Injured ; two of them seriously. Driver of the auto, which was demolished, was reportedly Randall Neal, 16. Mason County auto niishap · injures four nj r , • Con lr nu ous·cleanlflg (I I It \i! l ,l l ll'fi iiJC'l ba.c ~ ;1na s· de o ven panels ' Att·i ! v ·lur r.c 1 t 7 Q.) C IJ · f1 TC•'l CI • Autornah c Cook. · M.a stc r Oven Contr ol cmn p ,l l 1nren t 1 • Vr lt:1.1tllr> H r Jr ,l t-Jr • Fuii· Widlh st o rage Cl rawer Now Only ONLY 2 IN STOCK .............................:.~~E.c.E..... \ $599 9 Now only 699 !/T 5 RC-30 $32995 . TRADITIONAL DINING SUITE WIT ONLY ONE LEFT A graceful, elegant approach to dining! Oval table, upholstered chairs and china cabinet crafted in hardwoods and selected wood products, with handsome engraved wood finish 6 Chairs 3 PC. - SOFA - CHAIR AND LOVESEAT '59995 . Wi\SHINGTON (UPI ) President Carter's deferral of production of neutr on warheads w court similar Soviet restraints in Europc left wide opcn llle possibility of future deployment or the battlefield hydrogen bomb. The pr e sident' s postponement of production of th e highradiation weapo~ TINGTON CIVIC CENTER • $ !d (• t J~ ·!:..1( 1 ~ 95 18 and old e r~ ill be a hi t• lo dr h •e th eir motorcy<' les PAG E l·D Production of neutron • bomb remams possible SPE CIAl GUI-S TS Frigidaire 100% Frost-Proof Refrigerator-Freezer • A u l o ·n .l1 1( 1{ o t1 ukor ,w ;u lab l·, .11 t:' 111 a c h SUNDAY. APRIL 9, 1978 without helmets sta rting next July 7. FEATHER YOUR NEST WITH FtNE FURNISHINGS AND SAVEl DRIVE A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT • 2Q J COLUMB US I UP I I Expe ri enced moton :yc lis ts ~ VOL 12 NO. 9 Four persons were Injured, two seriously, in a single<ar wreck on Rt. 2, near Flatrock, late ~' rlday evening, according to Trooper M,S. Smith of the W. Va. State Police. ll 'l! •n''. Lukens the " forgotten eousjn" treatment. . It may al so be difficult for the rest of the stutew tde GOP ticket to embra ce Lukens in public, and that could pul a damper on unifi ed campaign. In t970, three Republicans on the statewide ticket wereimplicated imm ediately after the primary in the Statehouse "loan scanda l." Rhodes gave them the cold shoulder. the party nearl y kicked them off the ticket and th ey all got wall oped. This 1s not nearly as serious, but the ingredients are there. Republicans are qu ietly hopin g it will "go a11 ay ." or that il will backfire. "I think Lukens will be alright, " said une. "Ferguson 's not smart enough to keep his mou th shut. " ~unhau ~imts - ~~ntintl . Hearings completed in power line case ... c1 nominee w face f'erguson, a two-term auditor . It was believed that llle ambitious 47-year old Lukens would have llle necesSary tools to tear inw Ferguson on grounds bf nepotism , unfair audit tactics, publicity-<:onsciousn ess, and' "macing" his employees for politi cal donations. · Now, every time Lukens opens his mouth about Ferguson's conduct in office, he is likely to be confronted with the spectre of Tongsun Park and some phantom dollar bills. This could cramp a person 's style. Rhodes, who has little use for much of Lukens' philosophy or many of his alli es, nevertheless had to regard him as an asset wthe GOP ticket - young, energetic and ready to chase the Democrats. · Now , however, the governor could be excused if he gives Listed In fair condition at Pleasant Valley Hospital this morning were : Chr istine !Wyburn , 12, Charleston Rd . and Kimberly O' l.ynn , 15, Washington Ave. Treated and later released were the driver, !Wndall Neal, 16, Washington Ave . and J im Cottrlll, 16. Leon. Rayburn , Cottrill and O' Lynn -wer e report edl y trapped Inside the car approumately 20 minutes before work ers fr om th e Poin t Pleasant Rescue Squad were able to free them. According to Tr ooper Smith, who was assisted by Troopcr c.W. Kimball, the car apparently went out of control, traveled off the road, collided into a tree and flipped over. The car reportedl y was demolished. Earlier in the day , a minor tw<>-vehicle head-on colllslon occurred in the same area at approximate ly 11 :30 a.m., according to Trooper F .A. Backus. Justin G. Rollins, 19, Leon and Donald R. Donahew, 35, Huntington, were Identified as the drivers . Both drivers were Draper may be new top cop ' lli Q evel811 d CLEVELAND IUP I) The leading candidate to become the next police chief or Clev eland is ·a bla ck atwrney who served eight years as a city police officer, . the Cle vel and Press ha s reported . James A. Draper, 37 , a former nar cotics unit detective who quit the Police Department to practice law in 1972 may be llle city's new wp cop , the Press reported Friday: Draper would be the first bla ck police eh>ef in Cleveland history. Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich confirmed Thursday that he had interviewed Draper, saying Draper was "highly recommended" by a prominent< Cleveland attorney, "However have interviewed' 1 half-dozen candida!e$ and I bave yet U> make a CWip8rlliPn of them," Kuclr\lch aald. "I will ccnUnue to interview candidates." cit ed for left of center violations. . Accord ing to · '!' rooper Backus, both vehicles, which included Donahew 's pickup truck and Rollins' car, were traveling in the o~posite directions when they met head on in a curve in the road . E:stimates of $500 and $100 worth of damage resulted to the Rollins and Donahew vehicles, respectively. I CHAHLESTON, W.Va . tUPI) - The state Public Service Commission has completed hearings in a protested case mvolving constru ction of a 765,000kilowatt power line from southeastern Ohio into West Virginia. / The proposed $21.3 million, 3:\-mile cable would be strung from American Electric Power Co.'s Gavin plant in Ohio to Culloden, W. Va ., cutting across llle Mountain State's Cabell, Mason and Putnam countie:>. A number of families in the proposed route have protested the line's construction during 12 days of 'hearin gs that got under way last Sept. 13. American Electric Power said the line is needed as a ba ckup in case any two of the three power lines in use in the New Haven , W. Va., area of Mason County arc knocked out of service. Fina l briefs remain to be submitted in the case, and Ameri can Electric attorney Charles Mcllwee said final argwnents are to be heard by the commission June 12. GOP lawmakers seeking millions more for schools By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPli Minority Republicans in the Ohio House are calling for a supplemental public school appropriation of $72 million. which they say will provide for full funding ·Of the State's "l'(jual yield " subsidy and keep a nwnber of schools from closing nel<l fall . !louse Min ority Lead er Cha rles F. Kurress, RBowlin g Green, who is chall enging Gov. James A. Rhodes for the Republican nomina tion for governor ' 1 announced the propos al Friday. He sa id $47 million of the money would come from publi c welfare reductions and llle other $25 million from cash available July I because of unsp ent appropriati ons lllis fiscal year. William W. Wilkins, state direc tor of budget and management, has said lllere is no extra money available for schools or any other programs ex cept state employees, judges and credits for th e elderly and handicapped on winter heating bills. Kurfess was accompanied in making his proposal by Hcp. W. Bennett Rose, HLima , rankin g Republican on th e House Finan ce Committee . Rose said House Republicans have projected welfare caseload reductions saving $37 million in next year's appropriation fur Aid to Dependent Children and $10 million in the budget for general relief. He conceded th e Department of Public Welfare does not share these projections. Rose also said there· will be $40 million in lapsed monies from , <).DC as of July . He predic ted the Rh ode s administration will agree with that figur e. "Our proposal is not a panacea which will solve all lllc fiscal problems of Ohio schools next year, " said Kurfe ss . " It is a plan , however , which will provide them with significant aid ... was coupled with modernization of missiles and artillery shells to deliver it. Unless the Sovi et Union matches the U.S. initia tive , it invrtes U.S. production and substituti on of the controversial weapon for the conventional tactical nuclear weapons already deployed across Europe, officials said . "There is some incentive for them to respona ," a high administration official said Friday after Carter's de cision wa s announced. " In a political sense it will be a tim e of testing of th eir Leonid Brezhnev, speakrng on the desk ul a So1•iet warship off Vladivu;io k, site of a 197 4 U.S.-Soviet agr ee ment to negotiate (:1 new SALT ogreernent. Secretary of SWte Cy rus J ames A. Rhodes signature Friday. bnt it ~ill tak e the norma l 90-day waiti ng period before it b in d h·rt. In dt•alr ng " ith the co ntr orcr!iia l hill ~ h h ·h dt·ardt lh t• SrnatP ~ ith only fl O(' vo tP tn spare last month , Hh 1Jdcs t hf)Sl' th e ruursr of least rcs i!- tam'l' . Ht> ro uld h;nc !tignrd th r hill or n ttw d it. But ht•lt•t it hl•romc la " wit hou t comm en t nr d a bo ra tinn . Va nc:e mee lli in Moscow with Soviet offi cia Is April 211 intentions.'' The president said, "The ultimate decision regarding the incorporation of enhanced radiation features into our modern ized battlefield weapons will be made later and will be influenc-ed by the degree to which llle Sovi et Unlon shows restraint ... " The U.S. move to cut arms levels in Europe was gree.ted with "under standing " by NATO allies . Members ·of Congress had varied reactions 1 with some complaining the United States should not give up the weapon first in hopes of winnin g some unspecified concession. . The Soviet Union accused the United States of usin g the tactical neutron warh.ead as a bargaining chip in llle farreaching talks to limit f'IRST PLACE WTNNER - Cindy So ulsby, 9, daughter of :'v1r. and Mrs. .James Sou lsb; . Pomeroy, receives a $15 cash prize as first place winner rn the Daily Sentrnt•l '; 1-:oster coloring contest in llle 9-12 age group. Presentin g the priw rs Hoger Da \'IS. opcrat"r of Kingsbury Homes, which sponsored the pi cture which C'inny co lored to win thr first place honors. Best stock gains of year .scored . ' Way out of crisis sought (' I.EVF:I.A~Il rU PI I The Cle\'eland Pubile School system - the largest 111 the By t"RANK W. SLUSSER UPI Business Writer NEW YOHK ( UPI ) Stocks scored their best gaIn of the year this week as instituti onal inv estor s, ign oring inflation new s, stormed llle market In a bargain-hunting spr ee. Trading was heavy. The Dow Jone s industrial average, a 0.86-point winner last week, climbed another 12.22 points to 769.58. That was the best gain since the closely watched average rose 14.55 points the week ended NEWEST EAGLE SCOUT CUTS CAKE- Michael Snowden, the M.{;-M Dlatrtct's newest Eagle Scout and member of Troop 258 ol Point Pleaunt, rlsht fol'eflound, Ia aho!m cutting a cake for a reception given In hla honor after he received hla Eagle S.:out pln during a Court of Honor Frklly night It the l'relbyterian Church. Looking on in the background are members of hla COurt of Honor, from lefj, Chllrlea He11100, IICOlllmaater of Troop 250; John Hilbert, Robert Matthews and Walden Roush. Alao taking part In ·:,e event waa Rev. Rufus .Cromartie. . stra tegic arms, weapons such as intercontinental missiles and bombers . "Con cealed behind all this is only one thing - a desir e w move away fr om the clearcut and concr ete Sov iet proposal for mutua l refusal w manufacture neutr on weapons ," said Soviet leader f~n\' . allowt:d that legislaUun to be(·onw law without h is Dec. 23. The New York Stock Ex· change common stock index climbed 0.56 to 50.41 and Standard & Poor 's 500-stock index , containing some overllle-<:ounter issues, rose 0.96 w 90.17. • Advances topped declines, 1,101 to 703, among the 2,086 issues crossing the composite tape . Big Board volume wtaled t20,160,270 shares, compared with 106,5116,796last week and 68,41S,no durin g the same week a y•ar ago. Composite volume of NYSE issues listed on all U.S. ex changes and over the counter totaled 136,362,160 shares , compared with 1-21,996,996 last week . · With stoc~ selling at relatively cheap prices in the wake of a lfHn onlll slide, cash4aden institutions swung into action when the market absorbed considerable bad news , includin g recession predictions by man y economists. Professional traders apparently see a brighter pi~ture several months hence. Courtenay Slater, chief Commerce Department economist, predicted the gross national product would register a strong gain after a "disappointing"·first -quarter perforniance. Investors were even encouraged by some eConomic news, such as the less-than· expected 0.6 percent rlse in March finished-goods wholesale prices. This was down sharply from February's 1.1 percent jump. Bible nets $2 million NEW YOR K \ UPil - A boo k dea ler has paid Sl mr llion a volume fur the co mplete two-volume Gutenbe rg Bible - the fir st book printed by means of mova bl e type. "I lllought it was a very reasonable pr ice," says Martin Breslaucr. tl1e New York City book dealer who bid $2 mill ion fo r the books. " llllought it would go mueh higher. I ' state - is broke anrt the 4'1ty's cl a!iisrooms an: abou t~~~ dose for mu ch tl Lilt: t' t'IIIHI!Hng Sl'h{lU\ ~ l' ~J r unless emergency fundmg can be found unmc~ilately . In an unpre<·endent move to save the 110,000- student school systern from collapse. a federa l judge will hold an unprecedentl<d meeting with Ohio legtslative leaders an<! lo ca l education nff rc t:rl s Sunday to try an d fin d a "'a) out. of lll e Cri SIS . Meeti ng Sunda1 111th U.S. Dtstnct Court Judge Frank J Battisti who " til e JUd ge tn charg e of th t~ city's desegregation process wtll bt• lop Oh r.' legrslative Breslauer put in the bid Friday in an auction at leaders and ll representAtive Christi e's on beha lf of the of Gov . Janws Rhodes. The fuwncial mess G e ne r a l T heo logi c a l confronting tile school system Seminary . whic h had owned th e leat her-bound boo ks is e n or nwu~ . The sit uatmn printed in Latin by German rC.aclwd cns is stage when printer J ohann Gutenbe rg Cleveland residents - voting along sharply drawn racial about 540 years ago . Fendin g off further llncs - soundil' rej ected a questions, Breslauer said he lasHli tch $30 millron school hopes to resell the books at a tax levy in a citywide referendum Thursday . profit. The lcq· would hav e Th e semin ary co py allowed the system to borrow contains history's first knmm enough money in printer's er ror. Gutenberg antlc<pation of the additional and his associates printed one rev{'nue - to pay teachers page twice. and keep sc hool doors open , Bidding at the auct ion for llle rest or lll e year. opened at $500,000 an d within Witlwut the tax levy, there 10 seconds. it had reached $1 is no money to pay teachers, million. It hit the $2 million who already had a payless sale price 20 seconds later. pay day 10 days ago . Th e lack The $2 million price tag was of fu nds also would force the the high est price ever paid system to close for at least for a book. The Bible is one several more weeks nel<l fall , of six known comp lete when a massive , court Gutenberg Bibles in 'the ord ered des egregatio n United States and 21 in the program is set to begin. world. ' I \ �,. C-3- The Sunday Times..Scn tinel, Sunday, April 9, 197B Grain results C.Ol, UM BUS (U PI J Th e average ceish qram prices (per busr1e1 ) o a 1d to fqrmers by grain elevators m thr prmc,pal moHketing areas o f Ot1 10 afler the m ar l\ ets the mar ket!'. Nor th east S7 89 No 'l No 'l oa rs Sl closM Fr iday un t 1l close Monday Oh10 No 1 wheat shelled corn \ 1 3J ~~ No 1 soybeans S6 S1 Northwe st Oh10 No '} wheat S2 98 . No 'l shellt>d corn $? 30 No 1 oats s 1 4J , No 1 soybeans \6 70 Central Oh 10 No 7 whc.:n ~3 . 06 No , 2 shetle a corn $2 .37 ; No 1 o~tl!o \I 67 . No ·I soy beans \6 67 West Ct?nlrill Oh10 No 2 wheat ~ J 00 No 2 shelled cor n \ 2 al No ? oats !.1 .59 . No 1 soybeans $6 03 Southwest Oh10 No ? wheat \3 07 No 2 sheltea corn \2 39, No 'l Ollis Sl 50 No I soy bean s \ 6 6Q Trend No 1 wheilt . higher . No 1 Shelled corn , higher , No '} Q<tl\ , unrhilnged , .No 1 Sc.¥'bfitfi-S. Sh M ply hiOhe r Camping facility provides leisure service for family . RIO r. RA NDE - People have more leisurf' time ror recreational activities these days. Al leust that is the behcf of Jeff Hot h. an tBvearold rnrm bcr of t11e Buckeye B)· Mrs. Fnmt'is Morris sPECIAL April 8-1q HOT DOG Mr. an d Mrs. HPrberl 1\ward . Requirements fnr the award at th e chapter level Sa turday and Sunday with presented mcl ude mai ntenance of cuntp lete . records of income and cc rtificalcs recognizing his achievements at Distri ct and expense rel ated lo · the 14 FFA Ch apter Awards n'c n· at innal activ iti es, an Banquet. inventory of equlpmerrl and The FFA Outd oo r • facilities owned solely or in Rccr eat io n Pr of icie ncy pa rtnership by the student Awa rd sponsored by the arr d the necessa ry inWhit e Farm F. quiprnent fornw t ion to eu mpl ete a Compan y. of Oak Brook. financ ial state ment. En Illinois, is one uf nineteen terpri scs generall y un Ag ricu lt ural Profi cien cy dertak cn by F'FA rncnr bcrs · Mr . and Mrs. NormHn Styer £or their h(lllorcd were Mr . and Mr s. Danny Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sa yre, Mrs. Helrn S im p Stl ll , Mrs. Broo ks Say re. Mr. and Mrs. Ra y Ke nne dy and children. Mrs. Mrk c Swalzc l Try One of and childr en and Mrs. Du ri s Our Popular Hc1gcrs ll f Columbus. Mr . and Mrs. A .J . ( ;nulrl of Sonny Burgers Soft-SeiVe For CONES ,t_. darry -+' I ~~ rs e .- ~~; Locust& 4th St .• Middleport , 0 . 992 -5H8 ---- Experi ence Proficiency Award' in Out~ birth days Sunday . Other s whu joined for the cc lrbratiun We Now Feature 3 Flavors of Occupat ioncd Recently , Jeff , who is the P ro~ r a m s in Outd oor S<)n of Gurdon and Corolyn H~cfJatiuq.•.,are,,£ligible (u Roth , Ga lhpolrs, w11s named apply for · lbc butdour winn er of the , chapter Hecrc a t iun P rofici ency dt>i r Hecreation. He was at Wat erford. Mr. and Mrs. FRENCH FRIES on,ly 7'1 voCa tional Forestry program developing a camping f•cilily al {luckeye Hill s. . · fur the famrly to enjoy ar· All FFA members who cher y. fis hing, horseba ck have Supcrvised Agricultural Say re and Piiul and Uoward Say rr sprnt nvcrnig hl Sayre were and those leisure hours more by riding. and other spoti s. Racine Harry 0 ' Dairy Loves Pe ps i Cola Hi lls FFI\ \:hapter who ' is door Recreation. is the result lea mir.lg to help people enjoy of two years of work in the Ne lsonvill e spent Sunday w1th her pc:1rcnt s, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morr is. Mr. and Mrs. EdiS<rrl Br:r re \'lS it l'd M rs . ,J;unes HnH:e and chrldren at l'ruwn City. Sunday . Mr . and M rs Hilll\:kKrni':it• and Jeff of (;:rllipohs SJH'nt Sundny aflcrnuon w1th Mr . :r nd Mrs. R O)' Hrfflc . ~r s . Koren El'ker~ l cy r·et umed to her hume at llanni bal. N. Y. Sunday aft er spending ten d 0:1y~ with hL•r r~trrnt s. Mr . trnd Mrs. Halph Badgley who took her to till' t:nrport at Parkersburg. Mrs Bonnie Simpson of Halt mwre spent three days wrth them. i.tn award medal Awa rds present ed annually and best suited for famil y use by the National FFA Foundat ion, l nr. to reco gn ize Clt'h ievemrnts of F'F'A or 3S in co mC' produ cing nwmbc rs pursuing carccr·s in agricultu ~e. Appliccmts f!J r pimic an•as. golf co urses, VHI'illion f~1rms and scenic F~~ A Out door Recrra!ion P ruficleu cy i\ \\ ard must be nwnaL\t'nJent and upt:'riltJun areas to n:-nnc only a few. As a chapte r winner Jeff rt•ce1vcd a ec t1i fka te an d mPdal from tht> Wlil!c Farm Equi pment t'om pany. He is now Pligib\e for st<llt' cu m pet it ion ::1 the Pr uf1ci cncy Awa rd JJnJg ram. Cu mpetitio n 1r1 the FF'A Proficiency AwHnl Pl'ograrns fol lows a pnn:rcs~inn th rough state . rq~ iu n al. ;md nati onal rli mi nat inns. At the ncllionn l lt".'l'l nne FF A IIIC!H bcr is named Hs nHt lll ntl l wi nner of rl recrNIIi onal lhe Outdrror the 111\'0l\'l'd in activi\1 CS and enterprise s rcq utr in~ the application of lessons t;wght 111 the \'OCH!IO JJ<t l a gricult ure c\rJssrou m . Students intcr<'s ted in uutdnor re crea t ion ~ tudy .subjects such as f(J rest ry, fish rmd game management , soil ami v.·~11cr cunserva li on and mttn)· 11!hC'r subjl'cts which apply to tht• SIICCl'SSfU l fa r iliti e~ . Fur Jdf winn1ng !he Prn f1 c1enry i\W ttrd 1n Out- includr : \' HCat ion cabi ns, ccllnping ar N'lS, SiltiH'CS Recrcat ron Award anti rerrives o plaqU(.' o.md fl ehcck for $500. Applt~ Grove !\ews Notes An Easter program was presented at the Apple Grove Unit ed Meth odi st Church Sunda y m o rnin ~. Several recitations were gi ven ·and Du lly Hill sang "Here Comes Peter Cottontail" ~nd Stacey Shank sang "Jes us Want s Me for a Sunbeam. " Takin~ part were Chriss Shank , Amanda Russell, Aimee Hill, Tracy Norris, Doll y Hill. Stacey Shank, Mi chael Hassell. BretJda, Brian and Teresa Hunt, Cindy Roush, Karen Rhodes, Robyn Veooy , Eric Milliron, Ed Hou sh and Chu ck Michael. Tracy Norris sang "I Keep Falling in Love with Him ." Mrs. Darrell Norri s was accompanist for the program . Bob Spencer gave a sununary of the Sunday School lesson . Mrs. Russell Roush read th e program . Mrs . Dolly Wolfe gave the prayer . Sixty-one attended . Offering was $156.20. Sunrise services were held at the Apple Grove United Meth odist Church Easter Sunday at 6 a.m. Mrs. Russell Roush was in charge of th e services. Darrell Norri s read the scri pture. Mr s. Lu cille Hhodes gaye the pr·ayer. A play ent it led "Peace in the Ga rden" was presented. A cross. made by Early Housh. vines and Easter lilies an d oth er fl ower arrangement s were used to represent th e garden. These were donated by Arthur Hill. Mr s. Nan cy Huss cll and Cin dy Roush assisted th eir nwthc r, Mrs . Ro ush, in dccoratrng the church fur the service . Mrs. Donn a Hil l, Mrs. Luc ill e Hhudes and Mrs . services. Communion services were held after the sermon given to 29 of the number oresent. ·Alfred Social Notes Sunday School attendance on April2 was 49,the offering $24.90. Worship services were. held at t0 :45 with the . Rev . Th omas speaking from . Psalm 118+22 and 24 on "Thi s Is The Day !" Attendance was 31 at worship Roush took part in the play.. Dorsey Parsons read a poem, " A Garden is a Hallowed Place" and Dallas Hill sang ·'The Beautiful Garden of PraYer. F.d Roush , Chuck Michael, Cindy Roush and Karen Rhodes lighted cand les to show there is always light in the garden with the Risen 11 Saviour. 'Helen . Woode had a birthday April I and received several telephone calls from relatives and friends, as well as cards. Then on Sunday.she was honored with a birthday dinner at the home of her brother and slster-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes on State Route 248. On Sunday evening they called at the Leonard Amos home where Mrs. Amos is recuperating from surgery. " Mrs. Doris Dillinger recently celebrated her birthday . Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Atherton have recently had their little grandson with them while their son-in-law, E:mest Vineyard, has been ill. i Ohio Politics ·Charges likely to hurt Lukens and Ohio GOP By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPI )- It's too early to tell, but Republicans' plans wput a lock on llle state Apportionment Board by bumping off state Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson may have run afoul. They were dealt a severe blow from Washington last week when Korean businessman and influence peddler Tongsun Park fingered state sen . Donald E. Lukens , R·Middietown, as having received some cash from him in IOOa and 1970. Lukens , the lone .Republi can candidate for stale auditor, immediately took a lie detector test, said he never received any money from Park and announced he'd passed the test. , But the real test is yet to come.· That will . be· when the t' Ferguson ,camp revive~ the . iss"~ dpr,ing the campaign for * ' ~ audiwr , even though Urere is no proof Lukens was a target ot Park 's influence while a congressman in the late 1960s. · Lukens' past associations with Park have little to do with his potential competency as state auditor , but suspici~ns can be raised during a political campaign without much trouble . Here's how it is likely to hurt Lukens and the Hepublicans : The Republicans need w elect two out of three of the governor, auditor and secretary of state to retain control of the Apportionment Board, which will redraw legislative boundaries in 1981. It was reasoned that perhaps Lukens could beat Ferguson just in ease Hepublican Secretary of State Ted W. Brown loses rNiection. Lukens won a pre-primary battle for the right to be the GOP =J"I,..,/, .;.,, ,. , = - ' j _..., -- i,:.. ....,_,_, _ _ SUN. APR. 30 7:30PM TICKETS ON SALE NOW 1 !' 11'1/'t•l 'of/lr r.¥J $1~ 0Jtlr.1- l i1 J t• U\· :,NC I flrl l(, OU ' , f 1 ' ,f !M U (· ~ J{llt( ,f (IVI C UNTH~~;, It lrJT.OM (~Ili f l ORDER BY MAIL NOW 1()1 H' ll , •rtll , l lf·~, T O~J CIV ICC I ImH ( Y-i t l 'VIl U WI' ' ~L.,V/• li\INl fl.l ,l ()N W Vf, / ', ' :' . ( I Hl il rl LVII (' ~ :,()PLO'.l• OH! ~ ~~~ C.J•i• rnn INf()l f..I:;J i(JI !H .l.lf l INVESTIGATING WRECK - State Troopers M.S. Smith and C. W. Kimball are shown Investigating an accident on Route 2, near Flatrock, Friday night In which four teenagers were Injured ; two of them seriously. Driver of the auto, which was demolished, was reportedly Randall Neal, 16. Mason County auto niishap · injures four nj r , • Con lr nu ous·cleanlflg (I I It \i! l ,l l ll'fi iiJC'l ba.c ~ ;1na s· de o ven panels ' Att·i ! v ·lur r.c 1 t 7 Q.) C IJ · f1 TC•'l CI • Autornah c Cook. · M.a stc r Oven Contr ol cmn p ,l l 1nren t 1 • Vr lt:1.1tllr> H r Jr ,l t-Jr • Fuii· Widlh st o rage Cl rawer Now Only ONLY 2 IN STOCK .............................:.~~E.c.E..... \ $599 9 Now only 699 !/T 5 RC-30 $32995 . TRADITIONAL DINING SUITE WIT ONLY ONE LEFT A graceful, elegant approach to dining! Oval table, upholstered chairs and china cabinet crafted in hardwoods and selected wood products, with handsome engraved wood finish 6 Chairs 3 PC. - SOFA - CHAIR AND LOVESEAT '59995 . Wi\SHINGTON (UPI ) President Carter's deferral of production of neutr on warheads w court similar Soviet restraints in Europc left wide opcn llle possibility of future deployment or the battlefield hydrogen bomb. The pr e sident' s postponement of production of th e highradiation weapo~ TINGTON CIVIC CENTER • $ !d (• t J~ ·!:..1( 1 ~ 95 18 and old e r~ ill be a hi t• lo dr h •e th eir motorcy<' les PAG E l·D Production of neutron • bomb remams possible SPE CIAl GUI-S TS Frigidaire 100% Frost-Proof Refrigerator-Freezer • A u l o ·n .l1 1( 1{ o t1 ukor ,w ;u lab l·, .11 t:' 111 a c h SUNDAY. APRIL 9, 1978 without helmets sta rting next July 7. FEATHER YOUR NEST WITH FtNE FURNISHINGS AND SAVEl DRIVE A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT • 2Q J COLUMB US I UP I I Expe ri enced moton :yc lis ts ~ VOL 12 NO. 9 Four persons were Injured, two seriously, in a single<ar wreck on Rt. 2, near Flatrock, late ~' rlday evening, according to Trooper M,S. Smith of the W. Va. State Police. ll 'l! •n''. Lukens the " forgotten eousjn" treatment. . It may al so be difficult for the rest of the stutew tde GOP ticket to embra ce Lukens in public, and that could pul a damper on unifi ed campaign. In t970, three Republicans on the statewide ticket wereimplicated imm ediately after the primary in the Statehouse "loan scanda l." Rhodes gave them the cold shoulder. the party nearl y kicked them off the ticket and th ey all got wall oped. This 1s not nearly as serious, but the ingredients are there. Republicans are qu ietly hopin g it will "go a11 ay ." or that il will backfire. "I think Lukens will be alright, " said une. "Ferguson 's not smart enough to keep his mou th shut. " ~unhau ~imts - ~~ntintl . Hearings completed in power line case ... c1 nominee w face f'erguson, a two-term auditor . It was believed that llle ambitious 47-year old Lukens would have llle necesSary tools to tear inw Ferguson on grounds bf nepotism , unfair audit tactics, publicity-<:onsciousn ess, and' "macing" his employees for politi cal donations. · Now, every time Lukens opens his mouth about Ferguson's conduct in office, he is likely to be confronted with the spectre of Tongsun Park and some phantom dollar bills. This could cramp a person 's style. Rhodes, who has little use for much of Lukens' philosophy or many of his alli es, nevertheless had to regard him as an asset wthe GOP ticket - young, energetic and ready to chase the Democrats. · Now , however, the governor could be excused if he gives Listed In fair condition at Pleasant Valley Hospital this morning were : Chr istine !Wyburn , 12, Charleston Rd . and Kimberly O' l.ynn , 15, Washington Ave. Treated and later released were the driver, !Wndall Neal, 16, Washington Ave . and J im Cottrlll, 16. Leon. Rayburn , Cottrill and O' Lynn -wer e report edl y trapped Inside the car approumately 20 minutes before work ers fr om th e Poin t Pleasant Rescue Squad were able to free them. According to Tr ooper Smith, who was assisted by Troopcr c.W. Kimball, the car apparently went out of control, traveled off the road, collided into a tree and flipped over. The car reportedl y was demolished. Earlier in the day , a minor tw<>-vehicle head-on colllslon occurred in the same area at approximate ly 11 :30 a.m., according to Trooper F .A. Backus. Justin G. Rollins, 19, Leon and Donald R. Donahew, 35, Huntington, were Identified as the drivers . Both drivers were Draper may be new top cop ' lli Q evel811 d CLEVELAND IUP I) The leading candidate to become the next police chief or Clev eland is ·a bla ck atwrney who served eight years as a city police officer, . the Cle vel and Press ha s reported . James A. Draper, 37 , a former nar cotics unit detective who quit the Police Department to practice law in 1972 may be llle city's new wp cop , the Press reported Friday: Draper would be the first bla ck police eh>ef in Cleveland history. Cleveland Mayor Dennis Kucinich confirmed Thursday that he had interviewed Draper, saying Draper was "highly recommended" by a prominent< Cleveland attorney, "However have interviewed' 1 half-dozen candida!e$ and I bave yet U> make a CWip8rlliPn of them," Kuclr\lch aald. "I will ccnUnue to interview candidates." cit ed for left of center violations. . Accord ing to · '!' rooper Backus, both vehicles, which included Donahew 's pickup truck and Rollins' car, were traveling in the o~posite directions when they met head on in a curve in the road . E:stimates of $500 and $100 worth of damage resulted to the Rollins and Donahew vehicles, respectively. I CHAHLESTON, W.Va . tUPI) - The state Public Service Commission has completed hearings in a protested case mvolving constru ction of a 765,000kilowatt power line from southeastern Ohio into West Virginia. / The proposed $21.3 million, 3:\-mile cable would be strung from American Electric Power Co.'s Gavin plant in Ohio to Culloden, W. Va ., cutting across llle Mountain State's Cabell, Mason and Putnam countie:>. A number of families in the proposed route have protested the line's construction during 12 days of 'hearin gs that got under way last Sept. 13. American Electric Power said the line is needed as a ba ckup in case any two of the three power lines in use in the New Haven , W. Va., area of Mason County arc knocked out of service. Fina l briefs remain to be submitted in the case, and Ameri can Electric attorney Charles Mcllwee said final argwnents are to be heard by the commission June 12. GOP lawmakers seeking millions more for schools By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPli Minority Republicans in the Ohio House are calling for a supplemental public school appropriation of $72 million. which they say will provide for full funding ·Of the State's "l'(jual yield " subsidy and keep a nwnber of schools from closing nel<l fall . !louse Min ority Lead er Cha rles F. Kurress, RBowlin g Green, who is chall enging Gov. James A. Rhodes for the Republican nomina tion for governor ' 1 announced the propos al Friday. He sa id $47 million of the money would come from publi c welfare reductions and llle other $25 million from cash available July I because of unsp ent appropriati ons lllis fiscal year. William W. Wilkins, state direc tor of budget and management, has said lllere is no extra money available for schools or any other programs ex cept state employees, judges and credits for th e elderly and handicapped on winter heating bills. Kurfess was accompanied in making his proposal by Hcp. W. Bennett Rose, HLima , rankin g Republican on th e House Finan ce Committee . Rose said House Republicans have projected welfare caseload reductions saving $37 million in next year's appropriation fur Aid to Dependent Children and $10 million in the budget for general relief. He conceded th e Department of Public Welfare does not share these projections. Rose also said there· will be $40 million in lapsed monies from , <).DC as of July . He predic ted the Rh ode s administration will agree with that figur e. "Our proposal is not a panacea which will solve all lllc fiscal problems of Ohio schools next year, " said Kurfe ss . " It is a plan , however , which will provide them with significant aid ... was coupled with modernization of missiles and artillery shells to deliver it. Unless the Sovi et Union matches the U.S. initia tive , it invrtes U.S. production and substituti on of the controversial weapon for the conventional tactical nuclear weapons already deployed across Europe, officials said . "There is some incentive for them to respona ," a high administration official said Friday after Carter's de cision wa s announced. " In a political sense it will be a tim e of testing of th eir Leonid Brezhnev, speakrng on the desk ul a So1•iet warship off Vladivu;io k, site of a 197 4 U.S.-Soviet agr ee ment to negotiate (:1 new SALT ogreernent. Secretary of SWte Cy rus J ames A. Rhodes signature Friday. bnt it ~ill tak e the norma l 90-day waiti ng period before it b in d h·rt. In dt•alr ng " ith the co ntr orcr!iia l hill ~ h h ·h dt·ardt lh t• SrnatP ~ ith only fl O(' vo tP tn spare last month , Hh 1Jdcs t hf)Sl' th e ruursr of least rcs i!- tam'l' . Ht> ro uld h;nc !tignrd th r hill or n ttw d it. But ht•lt•t it hl•romc la " wit hou t comm en t nr d a bo ra tinn . Va nc:e mee lli in Moscow with Soviet offi cia Is April 211 intentions.'' The president said, "The ultimate decision regarding the incorporation of enhanced radiation features into our modern ized battlefield weapons will be made later and will be influenc-ed by the degree to which llle Sovi et Unlon shows restraint ... " The U.S. move to cut arms levels in Europe was gree.ted with "under standing " by NATO allies . Members ·of Congress had varied reactions 1 with some complaining the United States should not give up the weapon first in hopes of winnin g some unspecified concession. . The Soviet Union accused the United States of usin g the tactical neutron warh.ead as a bargaining chip in llle farreaching talks to limit f'IRST PLACE WTNNER - Cindy So ulsby, 9, daughter of :'v1r. and Mrs. .James Sou lsb; . Pomeroy, receives a $15 cash prize as first place winner rn the Daily Sentrnt•l '; 1-:oster coloring contest in llle 9-12 age group. Presentin g the priw rs Hoger Da \'IS. opcrat"r of Kingsbury Homes, which sponsored the pi cture which C'inny co lored to win thr first place honors. Best stock gains of year .scored . ' Way out of crisis sought (' I.EVF:I.A~Il rU PI I The Cle\'eland Pubile School system - the largest 111 the By t"RANK W. SLUSSER UPI Business Writer NEW YOHK ( UPI ) Stocks scored their best gaIn of the year this week as instituti onal inv estor s, ign oring inflation new s, stormed llle market In a bargain-hunting spr ee. Trading was heavy. The Dow Jone s industrial average, a 0.86-point winner last week, climbed another 12.22 points to 769.58. That was the best gain since the closely watched average rose 14.55 points the week ended NEWEST EAGLE SCOUT CUTS CAKE- Michael Snowden, the M.{;-M Dlatrtct's newest Eagle Scout and member of Troop 258 ol Point Pleaunt, rlsht fol'eflound, Ia aho!m cutting a cake for a reception given In hla honor after he received hla Eagle S.:out pln during a Court of Honor Frklly night It the l'relbyterian Church. Looking on in the background are members of hla COurt of Honor, from lefj, Chllrlea He11100, IICOlllmaater of Troop 250; John Hilbert, Robert Matthews and Walden Roush. Alao taking part In ·:,e event waa Rev. Rufus .Cromartie. . stra tegic arms, weapons such as intercontinental missiles and bombers . "Con cealed behind all this is only one thing - a desir e w move away fr om the clearcut and concr ete Sov iet proposal for mutua l refusal w manufacture neutr on weapons ," said Soviet leader f~n\' . allowt:d that legislaUun to be(·onw law without h is Dec. 23. The New York Stock Ex· change common stock index climbed 0.56 to 50.41 and Standard & Poor 's 500-stock index , containing some overllle-<:ounter issues, rose 0.96 w 90.17. • Advances topped declines, 1,101 to 703, among the 2,086 issues crossing the composite tape . Big Board volume wtaled t20,160,270 shares, compared with 106,5116,796last week and 68,41S,no durin g the same week a y•ar ago. Composite volume of NYSE issues listed on all U.S. ex changes and over the counter totaled 136,362,160 shares , compared with 1-21,996,996 last week . · With stoc~ selling at relatively cheap prices in the wake of a lfHn onlll slide, cash4aden institutions swung into action when the market absorbed considerable bad news , includin g recession predictions by man y economists. Professional traders apparently see a brighter pi~ture several months hence. Courtenay Slater, chief Commerce Department economist, predicted the gross national product would register a strong gain after a "disappointing"·first -quarter perforniance. Investors were even encouraged by some eConomic news, such as the less-than· expected 0.6 percent rlse in March finished-goods wholesale prices. This was down sharply from February's 1.1 percent jump. Bible nets $2 million NEW YOR K \ UPil - A boo k dea ler has paid Sl mr llion a volume fur the co mplete two-volume Gutenbe rg Bible - the fir st book printed by means of mova bl e type. "I lllought it was a very reasonable pr ice," says Martin Breslaucr. tl1e New York City book dealer who bid $2 mill ion fo r the books. " llllought it would go mueh higher. I ' state - is broke anrt the 4'1ty's cl a!iisrooms an: abou t~~~ dose for mu ch tl Lilt: t' t'IIIHI!Hng Sl'h{lU\ ~ l' ~J r unless emergency fundmg can be found unmc~ilately . In an unpre<·endent move to save the 110,000- student school systern from collapse. a federa l judge will hold an unprecedentl<d meeting with Ohio legtslative leaders an<! lo ca l education nff rc t:rl s Sunday to try an d fin d a "'a) out. of lll e Cri SIS . Meeti ng Sunda1 111th U.S. Dtstnct Court Judge Frank J Battisti who " til e JUd ge tn charg e of th t~ city's desegregation process wtll bt• lop Oh r.' legrslative Breslauer put in the bid Friday in an auction at leaders and ll representAtive Christi e's on beha lf of the of Gov . Janws Rhodes. The fuwncial mess G e ne r a l T heo logi c a l confronting tile school system Seminary . whic h had owned th e leat her-bound boo ks is e n or nwu~ . The sit uatmn printed in Latin by German rC.aclwd cns is stage when printer J ohann Gutenbe rg Cleveland residents - voting along sharply drawn racial about 540 years ago . Fendin g off further llncs - soundil' rej ected a questions, Breslauer said he lasHli tch $30 millron school hopes to resell the books at a tax levy in a citywide referendum Thursday . profit. The lcq· would hav e Th e semin ary co py allowed the system to borrow contains history's first knmm enough money in printer's er ror. Gutenberg antlc<pation of the additional and his associates printed one rev{'nue - to pay teachers page twice. and keep sc hool doors open , Bidding at the auct ion for llle rest or lll e year. opened at $500,000 an d within Witlwut the tax levy, there 10 seconds. it had reached $1 is no money to pay teachers, million. It hit the $2 million who already had a payless sale price 20 seconds later. pay day 10 days ago . Th e lack The $2 million price tag was of fu nds also would force the the high est price ever paid system to close for at least for a book. 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Story , Ra y Douqla s or Btll N e l son _ • e e e r! t I Uri I l rrlt 11illpll!i l l fil l IJilU !I ~ ' Ill t 1(1 t\J 1 ARIE S (Ma•c h 21 Aprol 19) H on q u n rl 01 Ina, r pt IJ tn 1) 11; lf\ttllJlj 11 1)1 fl ill 1 llr Ill {Ot I l1 ) Ill I r l t Oor 1 q r I c 11 It .vr 11 yo 11 !)0\, oJO.,'Ilfl, l! rr tUft • < FHHt n n 11or tl ut I' u ' 11 !J y tl IHl !1 r t lH r 011\ 0 1 1\ <\trJ•lr r ; p f\ \ I!Pr t..1 <irl 10 I 11 1 ! l) r 1 H! IIHI <i !(lf\(j f If 1001 "" ' 'fl I iltlj • I • flVI fJJt!' to A tru Crt i jlll I () Be.,. 111'1 R,JOH Ctt , S t c~lr <H r~ Y 1fJfl1G Be SUI I w • !!I ' 11\ I rrPl '"''' I I TAURUS i Apoo l 20 May 10) l hm~ COiih l tJ r 1nr0 wn r u t Jf k fl {ll 10(! t ~ '/,I I• H I I ~t,O( Jft > cha nge; s 111• mrnd 11 hu u1 ~(!I l l! th1 ng you rr <.:uuntr ny un OP I)PntJ on ty on y rJu r ~ t tt GEMINI (May 1 I June 10) llllll' you ha .,fl 10 , orne II! 10IIt .,. .,.. , t IJe US \ H f) P(f tr uth ~nrl th P The lomtly of Ca rl Dovrs wrshes. 10 express ou r srncere tl onk s to th e st all at Hol zer Medrcol Cen te r doctan nurses lor !he excell en t core whr le bemg con f tn ed to hosp1to\ Re"' Dwrght ZOv rl t lor hrs consohng words Ewing FlJnero l Home and pa llbea re rs To our many lrtends lad1es auKtho r y ne tg hb o r s a nd re l&ttves lor th crr prayers food and beouttlul cord s !towers and oil who he lped n ony way You r krndnes s and sympa th y or e rleeply op prec rot ed God bless oil The Dov1s Fomrly me s~ oge We all love and mrss you so much You felt us so qurckly mot her You brd none ol us lor cwe ll We know that where you are You ore l ree fr om core ond parn We kn aw that so meday we wrll see yolJ ogorn Th s wo r ld wou ld be so he aven l y II we cou ld ho '~e yolJ bock og0 11 But you d d not go a lone fo r port o f us went tao We burl! ou r world around you mo 1her And th e sloes th ey we re so blue Sadl y mrssed by husband da ugh ter grondch ld ren and grea t ch tldren Oteck These Deals 1977 Chevelle Mali~u7.s4995 " f ty t,() IJ I(.I U f1(.! ,o; na"l thr u st upon vuu CAN CER (June 11 July 11) Don 1 be ">U 11 Hr 1 <i wht'n .t ppr5o n you tu< 1 rr cen !ly met an(J hab 1 n it 11 tl rnl o y(l ur af fa ir S rntt~ I·~ d QUIC io, £' XII tatla y Hf 11 t ,fl t , nrf rc ally l'oa y ' LEO (Julr 13 Aug 121 II your goalS Or d PO.,Hf r, I~IIHI ! yo u d !0 dY I '> IH C,l U'I! yo ur Ill ' tt' ad s J re 100 prr.1 !1C ,'\ M unr (' r 1976 Monza J l1 tre V 8 au tomati c power steenng & brakes, rad1al w w ttres ltnted glltss spf wh covers. less than 15 500 m d e ~ 8r sharp a s new orange ftntsh <l VIRG O (Aug 1976 G20 Chevy Van •• s7495 THE ~AMILV o f Ruth C Po r ~on~ wt~ h es to thank !he Ewmg Funeral Home and the Rev Don Wollo.er and Mar lyn Powoll l or 1he11 krndnes~ dur ng the lo~s of our beto..,..ed mot her and gr andmo ther Al so thank s to the ne 1ghbors and fn end~ lor the food and w01d:. of ~ yrn pothy Thanks to Juf re McNr ckle:. fo1 be ng so kmd to help Thanks als o to Jo y< e Whrte l or krnd help dur ng th e linen o f Rul h C florsons I honk!. 10 The Racrne Em ergon cy Squad lor t h~trr help We olso would trke to thank th e pallbea rers Eo rl Hos.chor Brll C,, oy Corral Whr!e Brlly Par ~o m Bryon Crem eans ond Ylrllro m Catron A lso thonk s to .,u who sen t !lowers Thanks to re lot ves and frre nds who rr (> I orn o d rsro nce •a ollend TE C Convers•on h1gh back seats h tde a bed de luxe decor package a ir condtt lon AM FM st ereo radio tape & 's peak ers au KI IIary battery 350 V 8 engine au tomat i c trans , powe r steer in g & brakes w w t 1res beautllui2 tone green re ta il list approx $10 Used as co car soo Reduced 1975 Ford Torinoo:.r:-::..S2495 Dark green ton Ish blk v10yl tr im 351 1/ B automatic P S , P B wh cover s rad to loca l I owner 1975 Chevy Chevelle •• s3395 ClassiC Esta te Wagon 8 cy l , auto air , l oca l l owner 1974 Caprice Custom Sad ly m rssed by son l orry dau ghter n low lrndo and g ro nddolJght er Lor..- Hud!>on • vt n y l top Sha r p car • CORN ING IN gro tjJul oppr ec to 1 on The lo mrly~ l Clo r Har t • well Porkmson 84 who passed away o n March 31 1978 would • ltk e to exp ress our thanks to oil the l o llowrng ! t rend!. and efol rves who grea tly helped • eo se our burden tn thts l rme of ~oHow We a re thonklullor all the per sonne l ond Or 1 Holl br oo k or St Marys HospilOI Hun tmgton WV Mr Jo ck Wal ke1 of Walker Funeral Home Rutland Re v Gene Musser ond Mr Paul Muue r so lo st Mrs E•the r Ken nedy orgontsl ol Rutland Mrs Soroh Wnght org o ntsl Un tied "'"'' Method .s t Church Co rntn g • r Oh Al so deep opprecra tron to • • oil who allended lunerol ser • v 1 ce~ ond to thos e who gave !Iowen and load Everyone has. .. ' mode thrs dlfl rcul t lime a ltllle easter to bear - ' Mn Olr ve M Parkinson W1fe Mrs Evelyn M Wycln sk t Da ug h t er Ron Wycrnsk 1 Grandson 1974 Camero HT Cpe s3295 good ti res low mileage. 11 B p steenng , dark Auto maroon vmy l roof - POMEROY MOTOR CO. 23 Sep t 121 B< Chevrolet "Your Chevy Dealer" 992 2126 Pomeroy Open Eventngs ti18·00 p . m avotel a ll l tni.H1 Cial trwo lve m ~"~nt s. 10da y SCORPIO IOc t 14 Nov 22) A mr sun der sta no ny r.;o uld resu l t today bPcau sc yo u !argot to get togethe r on the gro und ru le s be fore erti CrlllQ tn to a 10m t ve n t urr Co tnp.u c notes Ill SI SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 211 A s a Sa gtt \a ftafl yo u cpn c lutt er vour m tnfJ wtt" too many thtng s b u tt o clay yOu c ould ad d the s u aw to tJrc a k ttl e cam el s ba ck Er ro t s 1r1 yo u r wo •k w 11 re sult CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Bs c ar eful an d d on t appnar hckle m yoU/ so c i al e nc oun te rs tQday Peo ple ar e tou ct:w One you caw lor could have hts or her leeltng s h urt AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 191 Its be sl no t t o l ty 10 m ana ge ltle aHaH s o f larntly m1•mber s • today '!l ou may me an well but yo vr adv1ce cou l d hmdcr rather than he lp PISCES (Feb 20 Morch 20) AI WORLD BOOK CHILDCRAF T sole s represeniO!IIJCS wonted Call 675 3775 Professtonal Patnters avatlable at C&R PAINT& WALLPAPER CENTER 244 Second "6 9458 l or SWEEPER and ~ E!wmg mochrne reporr ports and supplre ~ P ck up and del very Oo'lrS Vacuum Clean er , mrlc up Geor ge s (rec-k Rd Ph 446 01fl4 REPUTABL£ BUSINESS COllEGE . PASQUALE Elec trrcol 44 b '1716 day or nrgh t Ser v ce !HURMAN HO USE a llrques f-u r r rl u e 5lrrpprr1g repor and rc l rnrshc d (olJn!y Rd fJ off 35 Cent ervrlle Vrllogc Clos ed Mo nday & Tue ~ doy Even rng s by opporntmer11 745 9479 IOOktng for 2 manager tra1n tes Sale s ex ptrle nce and or 2 vrs of put ucondary educatron helpful Sfillrtlng salary J9 ,60G a year plus bonu s For conltdent1al mter v1ew con1ut GalltpOIIS Bu si n ess College b etween 11 and 2 p m l6 Locu st Gallipolis IS HIGLEY S BARBER SHOP OPEN H oo 5 CLOStD SU NDAY & MON DAY GtFTS BOOKS & POTTERY 45631. U6 4313 IRHHAVEN CER AM IC S 1S 02 047213 OPE NINGS on 3 I a I I and II to 7 shrlt l or RN ~ and LPN s wrlh pharmacology (ontoc! 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CKUf-l w tr to pp(' V 8 350 ClJ rn Cot \ JI:IH 9049 909 Chevy flOV A std ~ It I! good work co Co lt 440 0885 a lter 5prn 1976 SWAIN AUCTION BARN DO RADO 0 IP QQ') 7 16 / f>j I5 3/ !912 C H~ J'( PICK UP f-m lf> Cr nt Cr G allrp o lr ~ P ~ Au o ~RU C H fl! NEH JQ74 OLD'; CU I LA SS SU PR ~ M ~ P) PB or k ,... 11 It oq e ~ < 1ond Co li / 4 ~ 5MS ~ r; EVERY SUNDAY AT 1:00 All new tools . gla ssware. and many other ttem s at the Mason F1re Statton . M aso n W Va . and R e fr eshment s pl en ty of parktng . Und e r new man age m ent . h er qh tl n£1r w rth 75 f Ob 1974 1rorlrn obrle 10n 1977 Dor\ o y Hori·H.' d wr rh <,rdP'> l Qfl Hob hs vor 19/ili Ohrn hndy v(ll t (ntl 446 9772 ol 8 Wilt'( S JEEP l o w bor bo 7tops Call 7 56 6SOI SUNDAY · AUCTION \lft\tf.\ft ~'\f ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAME ~ ~ ~.,.l:L2) ~~ ~ b f Henrr A nold and Boo ._ee Unscramble these lour JumOies one tette r to each squa re to form tour ord nary wo1ds 1o! l • 10n pr c ~u p l JC ( r lt>rrl [Qn d 1 o r1 S3500 H{ e<b vrlle 61 4 37 R 63 11 Q7o CHE VROI U (n o I ron f 01d Vor 446 t 058 l fl 73 (hl:!vq:r l et 11rleo ge top 4-l(l t 2CJ9 PYKER I 0 -J---r1I C..ood cond r--------, Nbvo ow <o• d Coli [ !973 C HRY~ UR N~ W V O RK ~ R BR OUGHAM good cond t o' lully equ pped S 1300 Ca ll RQHAB_+,.....,......., I V \l II L_.J"-l"-~)1'-l...._.L_L . _.J, r------, 1971 VEG~ •ovo blu< .,:cd>[OADACRQW ~~~;nc Coli J67 0!> 44 oll c• '-+[.,...]:-r--, n rJ L 44Cl OQ77 n c' ani" owr>er go' . - - - - - - - , G cot 'o"l SOUNDS L IKE THE 6HOUL 5 FAVO~ I TE DR INK . 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OL D ~ CUI L A ~ ~ Np w arr~rrg e the crrcled l et!er ~ 10 1Qb9 MU') lANG CO N V!:Rl iBL E lorm the surpr se an swer as sug ANY PU~S O N wh o ho ~ onl( tl 11g !o qood co 1d tron• Coil 44b 9~37 ge s ed by the aoove canaan qrv t owoy and d oe ~ rot oHcr or ol! t.:mp t to all er o 1y o ther th ng 1962 SPORI SH R WINhtd $100 b6 Fo rd Galoxy I a r co nd l or sate may pla ce 011 od • 1 1h r5 Prml answer here II S100 Col1446 1369 co llJmn Th ere wrll bt) no charg e to th e ad vc ii • ~ EH (Answers Monday) 1977 TRAN SAM / ti l)() ar ruol mrle ~ l oo dC>d ~ 1\ t nd ,.,, llltll C.fRMAN SHEPH ERD DOG mal e Jumo tes BOUND EMBER INFORM QUENCH ron ty Call/':J6~6 S7 7 Yesterdays Bloclo. an d ~ ri ve r bcout ol u lly Answer H e called her Sugar because he thought she wel l Iok en cor e o l Coil 1973 FOR D LI D Count t y Squ '" wBs thts - SO REFINED 256 6679 low mrleo gt2 go od T11t•'> r • r cond Co ll 446 07 17 YOUNG SHEPHER D DOG l o r a The tatest JUMB LE S are here tn JUMBLE BOOK lf10 and JUMBLE BOOK If I I A~a table tor Sl 35 EACH post pard !rom Jrrn rat tt clo thr s g ood horne rr1 the colJ rlry Call 1976 CHE VY SCOTTSD A I ~ ne wspaper P 0 Box 34 Norw ood N J 07648 MaKe checKs peyabt e to 379 1A35 350 PS CB 1 od o orrrl ropt• Newspaperboolls dNk Ca ll 675 48/9 SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLER ACROSS 4-l b ;;•be:B'§~ "'' Wanted to Oo c\u rtmn I RUCK!l NC 133 Pure ) 1 38 000 Snow Bla de l or ln r Cub Cadet 24 5 53 48 PlOWING AND DtS( INC. Alle n Wood 446 46 18 N~W G M C Tr ud<. H ~ vdq lJ o rl e r '> !1:0 4 , 1 GM CPn... k up 197 4 1 1 GMC Pr cJ. up 11./!:.l 1 (h ev Prck up 197 4 , r G M C PU 1 11'1 73 1 J Chev PU 197 1! , r Chev PU !973 EICo 11110 w lh ro1= 1914 1 1 Fo rd ptJ 1974 th 1e e lot th Chev 1u t9!!GM C 45 00 1 Q( !Or 1914 1 Ford P ck up 1975 I a t Chevr o te r p 1 J.. u p 1975 1 C1 1 w vro " f lJ !973 1 • T GM C PU 19l6Fo rd 1 P l k up !9l 3 ~ 700r or d0ur r p f Hk 19/4 F:.? SO ~ or d Supt: Cob f'U 197J lnt.-.rnat rono l !HOO ~U >f"'t cob & r ho s~ ~ tondc rn d1 ve !972 FIA l t 21:1 ~ dr l op prrce ~ lo r lop O u a l rl~ POMEROY FORRE St PR OOU ( I 5 Col i 9~1 5Q65 I H[ WOOD SHOP on Co urt St , .. now open Wrll bu dd cobr n et s prC•l rt tob les dog hou5e5 and :.wrng s and oth er rtem s Call 446 7571 o r '~ ' ~ " th e ~ h o p ot 101 Cou rt St The M ental He a lth Center 15 a pnvat e non prof tt co rporahon and an equal o pportumty e mp loyer AddTftonallnformatton 1s alltu l able through T he Oh10 Bur eau of Employm ent Servtces )0 M M E R ~G M C F YOU ho ve o e r 11 ce to offe r wo 11 to buy a sc U ~ ornC thr n g o e loo kr 19 lo r wo h. or whol" "' er you I g C! t rc.., ul \ Io si er wr l h a Serrl rr el Worrl Ad Coll992 i l 56 PsychologiSt \uto :;aJ.,s hrd ~al e OLD f URNifUR E rce b o11e ~ brass bed s r r ~bed s etc ca rnpl ete GIGANTIC PA 110 lA LE 3 m rl e ~ ho u!> Chold s Wrr te M D Mr ller ClJI Bulovrlle Rd Watch l or R1 4 Pomeroy Oh ro o co!l ~ r gn s Baby cl othe !> 1eom rnc 1 992 7760 and wo men \ do thr 1Q s J f!' \ moll a l arge chrld t cn ~ NO ! I EM 100 Lor ge or t oo~ ~~ al doth nq all s r1 e~ hed ~ p o od ~ Wr ll buy I p e ce o r ca m pl ate drapes househol d and r hou:. eho ld Ne w used o r on1r Iemos Sornelh• ng d ll cren t qlJe!> Mm t 11., furnrllJte 10 N c v~ry do y Sal Ap ij thJo Llg h 2nd St Mr ddleporl Phu1 .., Wed APr 12 10 to7 9'12 6370 CAll 2-4 5 ~ 5 14 WA NTED CLE RK l or Hard ware Store Apply by w• rtrng Bo x nq F c o The Omly Sentrnet Pomeroy OH .. 576fl Fore!> I Pr o fo r ~ ! and ng 997 596~ 0 1 8570 COINS CU RREN CY tolo.ens old poc ket wotche5 and char 1 ~ srlver and gold We need 196<1 and olde t srlvc r com s Buy ~i or trade Coli Ro ger Wom !>le) 742 2331 CONtROL HUNGER and l os e wc ryht w th New SHop e O u:~ l Plo n an d H ydre~e Water Prll s AI Fru th Phorrnocy DEAO l en no 19144 a ca ll M lh omas 7158.l4 1111 l oll fr f'P 1 800 ~:?J 360 4 PA 110 SALE 2 n e s south o l I up liMBER duels 38HiH I 1 >OR OlAN MILLS needs pori o r1d lull lrme help Fu ll lim e lllU!i1 be fr ee to 1ro vel wrth 5 n r ght ~ away lr orn horne Apply to Vugrn ro Freemon O'Je Shorn rny s 45 Sweetenmg ---;-- Sole a t Athe ns l rvp~ t oc lo. Sales Aprrl 70th 111 th e even rng To ro l'.:irgn you r Pqurpmenl con to<1 lc ~ ter Shoemolo.er 742 1593 or R o d,1e y H o wery 61 .4 698 7331 AMWAV D!STRJBUl ORS oller!. opporlundy lor gaod ear n rn gs Yo u prck the hou rs w e lr orn Col i 25b 157fl alter Spm . GENE PLANTS& SONS MOBILE HOMES LOIS GREEN TERRACE MOBILE COM FA RM EQ UI PM ENT Com rgnment MAINTENANCE Must ho ve rndlJstr al plan • n o nlenance ex p erre 1ce Prrrn,q r ly a so lrd mechonr cal ba ckg ro und lmper rol El ec trrc Company 345 Sy camore ~~ Mrddlep or t Oh 457b0 or ca ll 01 4 9915102 - ---.--- ·---- 1\lobilP. HoTIII!II lo• Renl REWARD t op peof lo th e one who co plured the game roosle from my home Su" nrghl Ap 11l 1 lo re turn hrr 1 Plea se da not plJt hrm 111 the p t to lr ghl I ha .... e l ed ond cor ed l or h m 5 nee Oc to ber He be lm g ~ here Irene Oaude lrr Vrnlo n Ohro s u c c e~ ~ l ul PART TIME JOB E~eperrenc e prelerred n soles and book keeprng Send resume to Bo• q91 c o Gollrpol !> Dorly Trrbune B/5 Thrrd A ve th ottgh you mtgh t be restless Cor Fourth & Pine to da y an d need an o utmg thi S Phone 446 .3888 or 4<46 44 777 1S no t a good day to travel Une•pc c t c d aggravations STANDARD Plumbing Htot lng co uld s pOil all lhc lu n 215 Thl<d Ave "6 3181 i f~ E W SP A I 'rll (Nl ( IWUtSE ASSN I .. 6 11131 CLEARA NCE SA LE begrn o; Man Fe b 13 at Sew N Sew Outle t Morn Snee t Racme All po lyes ter double lo.1111 s rE.>duced 40°o on d 50°o Thr ead brg ~ p o o l Slor $1 THE RACINE Volu 11ce r f rc Oc pl rs dr sc on l rnuerl\g !herr gun '.:ihoo ts l or the ~eo son The dept wr shes to thor k e~Jeryone far helprng make rhe matches BABY SITTER NEEDED Rr o Grande area Day s and or 9'1 Vnrngs Ca ll 245 957 t CARlER SPLUMBING AND HEIITING PlUMBING dl ttonl ng Notices RA CINE G UN Club Specr al Me olrng on wrld ltfe Thursday nrgh t Apnl 13 o f 7 30 pm U..tp:Wanted DEALERS To rn stoll loom rn o; ul otr on rn old o nd ne w btJJ idrng s T ernr>rlou~ en ergy ~ aver [ very ho me o nd burt d, 19 own er l O1 u~e rt We o e th o nly rno llJ io cturc r tha t Horn ~ ho w TO rnstall wr l h 0 11 the 1oh trcm rng and by l octory ox per rE' med rn s t aller ~ No /po~ o f 0 1y kr nd We a e orrly l e rest ed n se llng thr:. l oorn rrr ~ uloh or ondcqurpme t hotw~ uo ul o<llJr c Con be opplr ed o I year round W1 le mpcr at (oot n g~ and Chern (Qi s 11 700 Wrs\ oh ckorr A ve11ue Ph to M A Ph D Ohoo 1614) 446ll00 An Equal Oppor t unt t y Employer Notice• REV IVAL AT M rd dleport ndepen de 11 Hoi ne'~ Churrh (new ch ur ch ) Pearl 51 eet M•d dlepor! Evongelr sl wrlf be the Re" Dav) d Lrght and Famrly Aprrl 2 1978 7 30 pm n1ght y Spec rol srngcng ntghtly Everyo ne wel come Re..,. 0 Dell Monk• y Pas tar w ho left lJ~ an Ap r I 7 BABVSIIlER n my home chrld (oll4 46 2641 MORGAN FREIGHT DIVISION ~ p ra yud ACSW MSW Expertenee tn restd ent 1al chtld faclltty destred Ma1or dutr e s tntJOiv e d eve lopm ent tmplementa t1on a nd co ordmahon of new chtld restdenftal fac1hty and c ht ld and f amt ly thera py m a large rural Appalachran setttng Salary compettttve and commensurate wtth e~pen e nce Liberal fnnge beneft1s Se nd resum e, cotJe r leHer and h ve ref erences to Ha r-net Kaufman Ph 0 4 Dtrc ctnr of Chtld Ser\llces Gallta Jack son Metgs Commumty M ental H ea lth Ce nter Galltpoh s 28651 U 5 20 W , Elkhart lnd 4l615 Ca lli 800 348 7421 Out of State I 800 Sl2 7609 lndoana WANtED SHOOT Rutland Leg on For n every Surr doy ol 1'} 00 no an Spon so1ed by VFW ts curr en tly acceptmg appltcattons for the followmg poSition For Full Deta1ls Contacl . GUN 1969 Oh B NEW SHIPMENT Of bed s hee t ~ $2 00 lb 0 8. h Hou!>e ol Fobr res 1 nrle be low Mrcl dlepa r t on SR 1 IN LOV ING memory oi l rene Hud s Cpe lo cal ow ner low mt leage V 8 engine a i r P P B rad al w w tires Radoo & lape dark re d with blk SUI O yOU! rl.lr J S Or CO itC('p !.., are f ~a st l l l r IOCid y l t(' IOrf'• yn u 1mpos 0 !hr rn On OII H r S You 11 be CIU tP (' Ill Ita rt 10:,S! tJ II lf tcy don 1 LIBRA tSepl 23-0c t 131 You could be drawn m10 d <:1tu a110n by arto1he r an tJ wm cl up rr. s pon stiJit' lo r hrs too;s It s bcs 1 10 WE W ISH to express our thanks to all the wonderful peopl e durrng the long ho ~ p• l olrlO ir o n of Jor nes. Meodows We wonl to thank Dr Telle and th e wh ole ~ toll a t Velerens Memroral Ho psr ta l all the C ti ers l r end !. and wo nderful nerghbors and all the churche\ l or therr prayers dono t r o n~ c o r d~ and oil th e !. l oll 01 Unr ve 1s t.,. Hop ~r to l Word:. can no t "•p •e!>!l our thonlo.s Your krndneh w II be remembered lo1e-.er Moy God Ble ss each and e veryone of you Jornes ond Martha Me ado w ~ ond Fornrly 75-02-0472 THE GAlliA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Fretght D1vts1on ts m need of owner operat ors to operate throughout M1dwest and South Payloads to 42 OllO lbs Scheduled loadtng and unloadtng adtJance on each trtp and final pay upon completion Du5tnCS5 Opportumhc• We cannot be wrth you mother dear You r hands we canno t touch But we know yolJ wr ll gel thr t, UumH·•• Opt>orturulu • OWNER • OPERATORS • WANTED IMMEDIATELY MORGAN DRIVE AWAY, INC. would like to announce that their scheduled June classes are filling already. If you are interested in 111dttending school tn June in any bustness related fields, please contact us soon! We are also veteran approved. Financtal atd available . Call or write: Ga llipolts Business College, 36 Locust St., Gallipolis, Ohto 45631. 446 -4367. B 1976 son llusuwss 'uppori un 1h•·• Notices GALliPOLIS BUSINESS COllEGE . .. . In lo .... rn g mP.rnory of Erdrce Vro lo Ro ush wh a passed owoy Apnl 9 1am Tnmk hfl fOrl' yo u ac! SHOP 446 7833 even lRENCHING Guller~ and SIA NL EY ~-. Auto , sold & sertJtced thfs one P8CI('d pro !J IC Il l 01 I t ~ m O!Il t 1 4 w o rk .. - • 1973 PONTIAC LEMAN$ 2 DR HT... .... ......................... 2395 .• • Auto , atr loca l one ow ner •• 1973 PONTIAC LEMAN$ 4 DR ... ... ..... ....................... 11a95 •• • thp l r9hl Th iS guide w tll ta ke h1m safely fo th e E ternal Sho re Lowell A Greene son of the late John H and Cora F Sheets Gr ee ne wa s born May 7 1909 and departed th 1S ltfe March 16 1978 at hi s hom e - age 68 years 10 months and 9 days On J anuary 19 19 35 he was united m marrlaQe to wealtha Shaw who surv rves along w 1th two d aughters M r s N aom t Wtlcoxon Ga 1! 1pohs an d Mrs Irene Sha ff er Crown Crty a l so thr ee grandsons Dav td and Pa ul Shaffer and Ter ry Wtlcoxon Once gran dso n preceded h im ln deat h Also survlvmo are two brothers Oral of Crown C tt y and WOOdfOrd ot B eve rl y and two srsters Mrs Fran ce s Rose Ohto and of Ctrclevtlle Mrs D orothy Beav er of Mer cervt ll e A s1s t er Vtrglnte preceded h rm m dea th Lo well spen t h ls entrre life tn Ga ll ra Co unt y He was a memt:>er of Ki ngs Chapel Ch urch e nd f o r t he last twel ve years he se r ved as deacon of the chur ch One of hrs greatest ple asures rn 1\f e was to be rna cnurch ser vtce srn gtng God's prar ses F or t h .r ly tour years he had b een a m ember of Gall a Mason c Lodge 469 and served as Its m aste r n 1947 and 48 At one t rme he was a member of Sw an Creek Grange He f armed for several yea r s tn Oh ro T ow nsh ip a nd a~ one trme was an emp lo yee of the Gallra Coa Company and th e State Htgh way Departm en t On August th e thi r ty f rrst 1917 he rett re d trom th e Gallra Coun ty H rghway Departm ent AJI1'10u gh rn ta rl mg health for some t1 me hrs d ea th was uneJIC pe ct ct1 and came as a shock to hts fa mily and trrends Why should ou r tears rn sor row flow When God r ecalls H 1s own And b td s !hem leave a wo rl d of woe Fo r an mmortal crown ' Is not death a gatn to those Whose lt l e to God was g ven' Gladly to ea r th !he rr eyes they c to se To open them In Hea¥en Thet r torts are past thetr work rs done And they are t ully otes t They fought the rr !r ght the 'o' tCto r.,. w on And entered nlo rest Then tet our sorrows cease to flow God has rec all ed H 1S own Bu t ou r heart s rn ev e ry woe St II savs Thy will be done 1 Sun d ay Apr~ l 9 lH I I r r l , I r I tr ll ') I J d dt I I \ Ul If lh fd AOt l hl.(III I (JIJP\lltt ~ lVII llP / I dr till rll l ( I II 1 tl • I I! ttl ! Pl ! If 1 I t Ill IJ RU SS S MAX HLIOr I MOBIL£ HOME SERVICE W"'Y - Wh tte ove r gree n 250 6 cy l engine, automat1c trans power st & brakes power door locks & windows comfort II AM FM rl'!dlo de luxe equtpment Less than 12 000 m iles Co ca r never t ttled Wilt ( ARE l or the elderl,. rn o ur *2695 Once aga1n God has 5een f rt to send hiS death ange l to ca n from th s earth one .;, whom we all loved But what comfo r t rl grves hr s love d ones when b ld dt ng 11rm a last farewell to know _ that he Is proceedtng on ht s tourney under the ca r e of ~ Ht m who sa td, 1 am th e Red & whtfe low mil eage Ford 's best 1973 FORD GAL 500 2 DR HT.................................. 1695 •• OBITUARY .:;. 1974 FORD T-BIRO ......... .. ......... ............................ T3995 •• • Notices - Atr , auto , bucket seats low mtleage Bernice Bede Osol Sernre5 Offered home Phone 992 73 14 :e• 1974 BUICK ELE. 225 CUST. 4 DR HL ............ ............. 3695 S1 ~ ~ PS , 1 The M•ntal Health Center Is a prtvate, non proftt cor porat1on •nd an equal opportun1ty employer Addthonaltnformatton tS available through The Ohto Bureau of Employment ServiCes See the Complete Lme of 78 Dodge Trucks & Vans At FHA B UYE RS . 575, 000 00 5 P e t w 1t h loans up lo a or , p w Auto Health Center , GallipoliS Dh1o 4S631 (614 1 446llOO P B b u cKe t seat s a rr • 1975 FORD GRANADA 4 DR ... ...... .. ............................ 3395 :•. ASTRO·GRAPH CAMERO a uto • • • • •• Sunday Apri l commensurate wtth expertence Ltberal frtnge benefits Send resume . cover leHer and five references to Harr~et Kaufman , Ph D , Dtredor of Chtld Servtces, Galha Jackson Metgs Communtty Mental -- For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel ·Classifieds ·-- 1 ·····························- psycholog ica l ~v aluation s With both children and adu~s 1n a large b uc ket seats 1owner 33 000 • 1 • • • • ts currently ilccephng apphcahons for the followmg poSition VANS & TRUCKS :• Auto , tap e sharp one owner • : THE GAlliA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER 1973 m t le~ 1977 PONTIAC TRANS AM 2 DR ................................... 16195 ·• • '3295 Low • '• trans 1974 FORD F-100 PICKUP.... ........... 12495 See one of these courteous dr H T au t o tra ns m t les new 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP.. ............... ~3995 6 cyl l342 very c lean au t o trans Topper Std Tran s • cyl I Loaded onl y 17 l21 moles •• P B , ste reo rad io 1975 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT............ 12395 Stereo ta pe T& T wheel fu ll power a1r ~92 P....S 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP ........ .......... 2495 DRIVE HOME AWINNER 1976 BUICK LIMITED 2 DR HT .. .................................. 16195 • • e 1 1973 CADILLAC CPE. DEVIllE • • 6 cy l std trans IN U.S. LUXURY SALES • Extra n1ce lor 7l model 1973 LTD"COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON .•.•. 11695 $2495 a1r stereo full : 1975 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR HT ... .. ....... ....................... 3795 Local own.er vmy l rool _fOR THOSE BIG DEALS ON WHEELS! • VB P S, AM FM 1973 CADILLAC SED. DEVIUE e PH. 992-2179 • 1976 TORI NO 4 DR. ...... ............... . '3295 $5600 s1ereo fu ll power a1r POMEROY, 0. : Air P S P B sh arp Sha rp clean & loaded 1975 CADILlAC CPE. DEVIllE IN U.S. LUXURY CAR REPEAT OWNERSHIP 500 E. MAIN 1977 THUNDERBIRD ...................... 15495 1 leather seati ng area T& T wheel : • • 1974 CADILlAC SEDAN DEVILLE 4 DR ... 3295 NO. 1 SMITH NELSON MOTORS : • IN U.S. LUXURY CAR RESALE VALUE 1976 CADILLAC DEVIUE SED. : : NO. 1 em stereo T& T wheel cr u1 se '' ~~~ ·i• r/ • The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, Apnl9, 1978 10 4 Tree tru nk 105 S togie 1nstan ce 10 6l•g ht colton fabn c 101 Shoc•s 109 Wh •ps t11 Those hold ng extreme views t 24 Rely on t 25 1nterl wme 1 26 Ra tses th e s oir 1t ot 1 28 Boundary 130 Negaltve t 31 Cures 132 Rematn ere ct 1 35 Apporl1on 1-37 Unlock t 38 Lambs pen name t 40 Sogn ot zodoe c 142Eggs 143 Pronoun 144 Reglus Protessor labbr I ' t 4 5 Contuncllon 14 7 Faeroe Islands whtrlwtnd t 48 Symbo l lor rubtdtum I �[).3- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• D-2- The Sund•y Tunes-Sentmel Sunday, Apnl9 1978 For Best fl.esults Use Classifieds Total Cadillac DAN THOMPSON FORD Value Makes It Number One •••••••••••••• DEPENDABLE 1976 CADILLAC CPE. DEVIllE Full power $7500 In tenor lull power a1r AM FM stereo & ta pe T& T whee l Fu ll power The 1Yext Best Thing To A 1978 Cadi//;1('T/wt 's A Previously-Owned Cmlillae For }' ou 4 cy l 1977 FORD COURIER PICKUP. ....... ...... 13595 Very low mlleage Ltke mag t ype wheel covers & more 1 1975 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP............ ... 2795 p V 8 auto tra n s s 1975 FORD F-100 SUPER CAB PICKUP. .•. 13095 6 (yl std salesmen Pete Burns . Ma r vm Keebaugh or George Harrts Karr & Van Zandt ' You II Loke Our Quahty Way of Doing Bu51n.,s' GMC Fonancong Open Evenongs Unlol6 00-Till p m Sat Pomeroy '78 DODGE 1974 CUTLAS SUPREME std trans Ver y clea n DAN THOMPSON FORD See Pat H1ll, Rocky Hupp or Darrell Dodnll For A Good Deal on a New or Used Vehicle Open Even1ng s 1116 00 except Thursday and Saturday Closed Sunday 992 2196 Middleport 0 PSYCHOMETRIST CHILO THERAPIST Ma1or new communtty mental he1lth center tn south eastern Dtuo seeks M A PsychologiSt or equiValent Expenence preferred, but wtll consider recent graduate ~1or dut1es tnvolve lntervtewtng , teshng , child and ther~py , familY and rural Appalach!On sen1ng 5alary competitiVe and p s , p b , vonyl top BUICk S be st Only ' 1 1974 BUICK CENTURY GS ................................... ..... 3195 ·• • C~RROLL Clifton Auto Sales NORRIS DODGE Loca t ed on W Va Stde Pomeroy Mason Br.dge Third & Court Galltpolts , Oh1o I 3041 71l l 777 VIOLET "COOKIE" VIERS former~ w1th STATE OF OHIO OEPAR TME NT OF TRANSPORTATION Cotutnbus , Ohto March 24 1978 Con 1rac1 Sales Legal Copy No 71 no Ireland Mortgage Company Now Loan Re pre se nlattv e for McLENDON MORTGAGE COMPANY In order to se rve you better'" the FHA and VA F1nan etng Market. I hav e c hang ed co mpantes Still t he same local ton 463 2nd Avenu e Galllpolts , Ohto 45631 Still the same phone num ber 446-7172 ' 1. ET US FINANCE THAT HOME Y OU WANT TO INVEST IN " D OWNPAYMENTSCHEDULE VETERA NS " 0' do wn paymenl wtlh f man c tn g up to $70.000 00 Th1s m c l udes WW II Vet s an d all tho se serv tng 18 1 day s acltve ser v1c e s1 n ce that t 1me a nd tn so me ca>es we ma y be able to retn>late your VA loan n gh t s .1ller o nc e use d P et down on the f~rst d o wn on the remamder 3 $60,000 00 FHA itnd VA F ,n an c1 ng IS a Wond erful W ay fo r f1r st l 1m e Home Ow n e r s fa 1nves t tn the•r f utu r e fo r lh e m selv es and lh e 1r tamtl1es w 1th a s mall am o unt of c a sh Why not call or stop tn and l et us help you to Qua ltfy for your n ew home or contact your local Rea~ Estat e Broker VIOLET ~'COOKIE" VIERS UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sea te d propo sal s w II be re ce rve d at t he ott ce of t he Drre c t or of the On to Depar tm ent ol Trans porta l on Co lu mbus On l o u nt il 10 00 AM Oh i o Standard T Im e Tu esaay Apr rl 18 1978 l or rm prov emerus rn Ath ens Ga l l ra Hock rn9 Metgs Mo n roe Morgan Nob l e Vrn t o n ftnd Wasn rngt on Co unt res Oh rO on var rou s routes an d se c 1 ons tl y rnstal llng plow ab l e p rrsmAI Ic refle c t or type p a ¥e ment marker s Pave m ent W rd th v il rr es Pro 1ect L ength 0 00 t eef or 0 00 mr l e war"-. Length vartO IJ S feet o r var rous m r! es .. The date set t or com p tet ron of lh s work s hall be as set torlh 1n the bl dd rng proposal Ea c h b rdder sh a l t be requ rred to I te w l t n h s b i d a ce rl f red ch ec k or cash 1er s cnec k l or a n am o unt equa t to ft ve pe r cent of h rs b id bul In no ev ent more IMn I 1H y lhousand do ll ar s or 1!1 bond tor t en p erc ent of t111 but p.!yab l e t o th e 0 rector B rdders mus t apply , on the prope r f o r ms f or quat 1f rc: at lons at tUSI ten day s pr ror 10 th e dt'lte set f o r openmQ b i ds tn a cc ordan ce w rt h Chapte r 5525 Oh ro Re"¥ 1sed Code Pl a n s and spe c rf rc: at ro n s are on file tn the D epartment Of T ran sporfa tl on and the off c e of th e O l str tcl Deouly 0 1recto r T he Otrector r eser v es the r rgl1t to r ete c l any and all b i ds DAVID L WEIR DIRECTOR RPV 8 17]] Ap r I 2 9 <30 Anchortng, Skirltnll, Awnings, Patto Covers, Carports . 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CKUf-l w tr to pp(' V 8 350 ClJ rn Cot \ JI:IH 9049 909 Chevy flOV A std ~ It I! good work co Co lt 440 0885 a lter 5prn 1976 SWAIN AUCTION BARN DO RADO 0 IP QQ') 7 16 / f>j I5 3/ !912 C H~ J'( PICK UP f-m lf> Cr nt Cr G allrp o lr ~ P ~ Au o ~RU C H fl! NEH JQ74 OLD'; CU I LA SS SU PR ~ M ~ P) PB or k ,... 11 It oq e ~ < 1ond Co li / 4 ~ 5MS ~ r; EVERY SUNDAY AT 1:00 All new tools . gla ssware. and many other ttem s at the Mason F1re Statton . M aso n W Va . and R e fr eshment s pl en ty of parktng . 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SO ~ or d Supt: Cob f'U 197J lnt.-.rnat rono l !HOO ~U >f"'t cob & r ho s~ ~ tondc rn d1 ve !972 FIA l t 21:1 ~ dr l op prrce ~ lo r lop O u a l rl~ POMEROY FORRE St PR OOU ( I 5 Col i 9~1 5Q65 I H[ WOOD SHOP on Co urt St , .. now open Wrll bu dd cobr n et s prC•l rt tob les dog hou5e5 and :.wrng s and oth er rtem s Call 446 7571 o r '~ ' ~ " th e ~ h o p ot 101 Cou rt St The M ental He a lth Center 15 a pnvat e non prof tt co rporahon and an equal o pportumty e mp loyer AddTftonallnformatton 1s alltu l able through T he Oh10 Bur eau of Employm ent Servtces )0 M M E R ~G M C F YOU ho ve o e r 11 ce to offe r wo 11 to buy a sc U ~ ornC thr n g o e loo kr 19 lo r wo h. or whol" "' er you I g C! t rc.., ul \ Io si er wr l h a Serrl rr el Worrl Ad Coll992 i l 56 PsychologiSt \uto :;aJ.,s hrd ~al e OLD f URNifUR E rce b o11e ~ brass bed s r r ~bed s etc ca rnpl ete GIGANTIC PA 110 lA LE 3 m rl e ~ ho u!> Chold s Wrr te M D Mr ller ClJI Bulovrlle Rd Watch l or R1 4 Pomeroy Oh ro o co!l ~ r gn s Baby cl othe !> 1eom rnc 1 992 7760 and wo men \ do thr 1Q s J f!' \ moll a l arge chrld t cn ~ NO ! I EM 100 Lor ge or t oo~ ~~ al doth nq all s r1 e~ hed ~ p o od ~ Wr ll buy I p e ce o r ca m pl ate drapes househol d and r hou:. eho ld Ne w used o r on1r Iemos Sornelh• ng d ll cren t qlJe!> Mm t 11., furnrllJte 10 N c v~ry do y Sal Ap ij thJo Llg h 2nd St Mr ddleporl Phu1 .., Wed APr 12 10 to7 9'12 6370 CAll 2-4 5 ~ 5 14 WA NTED CLE RK l or Hard ware Store Apply by w• rtrng Bo x nq F c o The Omly Sentrnet Pomeroy OH .. 576fl Fore!> I Pr o fo r ~ ! and ng 997 596~ 0 1 8570 COINS CU RREN CY tolo.ens old poc ket wotche5 and char 1 ~ srlver and gold We need 196<1 and olde t srlvc r com s Buy ~i or trade Coli Ro ger Wom !>le) 742 2331 CONtROL HUNGER and l os e wc ryht w th New SHop e O u:~ l Plo n an d H ydre~e Water Prll s AI Fru th Phorrnocy DEAO l en no 19144 a ca ll M lh omas 7158.l4 1111 l oll fr f'P 1 800 ~:?J 360 4 PA 110 SALE 2 n e s south o l I up liMBER duels 38HiH I 1 >OR OlAN MILLS needs pori o r1d lull lrme help Fu ll lim e lllU!i1 be fr ee to 1ro vel wrth 5 n r ght ~ away lr orn horne Apply to Vugrn ro Freemon O'Je Shorn rny s 45 Sweetenmg ---;-- Sole a t Athe ns l rvp~ t oc lo. Sales Aprrl 70th 111 th e even rng To ro l'.:irgn you r Pqurpmenl con to<1 lc ~ ter Shoemolo.er 742 1593 or R o d,1e y H o wery 61 .4 698 7331 AMWAV D!STRJBUl ORS oller!. opporlundy lor gaod ear n rn gs Yo u prck the hou rs w e lr orn Col i 25b 157fl alter Spm . GENE PLANTS& SONS MOBILE HOMES LOIS GREEN TERRACE MOBILE COM FA RM EQ UI PM ENT Com rgnment MAINTENANCE Must ho ve rndlJstr al plan • n o nlenance ex p erre 1ce Prrrn,q r ly a so lrd mechonr cal ba ckg ro und lmper rol El ec trrc Company 345 Sy camore ~~ Mrddlep or t Oh 457b0 or ca ll 01 4 9915102 - ---.--- ·---- 1\lobilP. HoTIII!II lo• Renl REWARD t op peof lo th e one who co plured the game roosle from my home Su" nrghl Ap 11l 1 lo re turn hrr 1 Plea se da not plJt hrm 111 the p t to lr ghl I ha .... e l ed ond cor ed l or h m 5 nee Oc to ber He be lm g ~ here Irene Oaude lrr Vrnlo n Ohro s u c c e~ ~ l ul PART TIME JOB E~eperrenc e prelerred n soles and book keeprng Send resume to Bo• q91 c o Gollrpol !> Dorly Trrbune B/5 Thrrd A ve th ottgh you mtgh t be restless Cor Fourth & Pine to da y an d need an o utmg thi S Phone 446 .3888 or 4<46 44 777 1S no t a good day to travel Une•pc c t c d aggravations STANDARD Plumbing Htot lng co uld s pOil all lhc lu n 215 Thl<d Ave "6 3181 i f~ E W SP A I 'rll (Nl ( IWUtSE ASSN I .. 6 11131 CLEARA NCE SA LE begrn o; Man Fe b 13 at Sew N Sew Outle t Morn Snee t Racme All po lyes ter double lo.1111 s rE.>duced 40°o on d 50°o Thr ead brg ~ p o o l Slor $1 THE RACINE Volu 11ce r f rc Oc pl rs dr sc on l rnuerl\g !herr gun '.:ihoo ts l or the ~eo son The dept wr shes to thor k e~Jeryone far helprng make rhe matches BABY SITTER NEEDED Rr o Grande area Day s and or 9'1 Vnrngs Ca ll 245 957 t CARlER SPLUMBING AND HEIITING PlUMBING dl ttonl ng Notices RA CINE G UN Club Specr al Me olrng on wrld ltfe Thursday nrgh t Apnl 13 o f 7 30 pm U..tp:Wanted DEALERS To rn stoll loom rn o; ul otr on rn old o nd ne w btJJ idrng s T ernr>rlou~ en ergy ~ aver [ very ho me o nd burt d, 19 own er l O1 u~e rt We o e th o nly rno llJ io cturc r tha t Horn ~ ho w TO rnstall wr l h 0 11 the 1oh trcm rng and by l octory ox per rE' med rn s t aller ~ No /po~ o f 0 1y kr nd We a e orrly l e rest ed n se llng thr:. l oorn rrr ~ uloh or ondcqurpme t hotw~ uo ul o<llJr c Con be opplr ed o I year round W1 le mpcr at (oot n g~ and Chern (Qi s 11 700 Wrs\ oh ckorr A ve11ue Ph to M A Ph D Ohoo 1614) 446ll00 An Equal Oppor t unt t y Employer Notice• REV IVAL AT M rd dleport ndepen de 11 Hoi ne'~ Churrh (new ch ur ch ) Pearl 51 eet M•d dlepor! Evongelr sl wrlf be the Re" Dav) d Lrght and Famrly Aprrl 2 1978 7 30 pm n1ght y Spec rol srngcng ntghtly Everyo ne wel come Re..,. 0 Dell Monk• y Pas tar w ho left lJ~ an Ap r I 7 BABVSIIlER n my home chrld (oll4 46 2641 MORGAN FREIGHT DIVISION ~ p ra yud ACSW MSW Expertenee tn restd ent 1al chtld faclltty destred Ma1or dutr e s tntJOiv e d eve lopm ent tmplementa t1on a nd co ordmahon of new chtld restdenftal fac1hty and c ht ld and f amt ly thera py m a large rural Appalachran setttng Salary compettttve and commensurate wtth e~pen e nce Liberal fnnge beneft1s Se nd resum e, cotJe r leHer and h ve ref erences to Ha r-net Kaufman Ph 0 4 Dtrc ctnr of Chtld Ser\llces Gallta Jack son Metgs Commumty M ental H ea lth Ce nter Galltpoh s 28651 U 5 20 W , Elkhart lnd 4l615 Ca lli 800 348 7421 Out of State I 800 Sl2 7609 lndoana WANtED SHOOT Rutland Leg on For n every Surr doy ol 1'} 00 no an Spon so1ed by VFW ts curr en tly acceptmg appltcattons for the followmg poSition For Full Deta1ls Contacl . GUN 1969 Oh B NEW SHIPMENT Of bed s hee t ~ $2 00 lb 0 8. h Hou!>e ol Fobr res 1 nrle be low Mrcl dlepa r t on SR 1 IN LOV ING memory oi l rene Hud s Cpe lo cal ow ner low mt leage V 8 engine a i r P P B rad al w w tires Radoo & lape dark re d with blk SUI O yOU! rl.lr J S Or CO itC('p !.., are f ~a st l l l r IOCid y l t(' IOrf'• yn u 1mpos 0 !hr rn On OII H r S You 11 be CIU tP (' Ill Ita rt 10:,S! tJ II lf tcy don 1 LIBRA tSepl 23-0c t 131 You could be drawn m10 d <:1tu a110n by arto1he r an tJ wm cl up rr. s pon stiJit' lo r hrs too;s It s bcs 1 10 WE W ISH to express our thanks to all the wonderful peopl e durrng the long ho ~ p• l olrlO ir o n of Jor nes. Meodows We wonl to thank Dr Telle and th e wh ole ~ toll a t Velerens Memroral Ho psr ta l all the C ti ers l r end !. and wo nderful nerghbors and all the churche\ l or therr prayers dono t r o n~ c o r d~ and oil th e !. l oll 01 Unr ve 1s t.,. Hop ~r to l Word:. can no t "•p •e!>!l our thonlo.s Your krndneh w II be remembered lo1e-.er Moy God Ble ss each and e veryone of you Jornes ond Martha Me ado w ~ ond Fornrly 75-02-0472 THE GAlliA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER Fretght D1vts1on ts m need of owner operat ors to operate throughout M1dwest and South Payloads to 42 OllO lbs Scheduled loadtng and unloadtng adtJance on each trtp and final pay upon completion Du5tnCS5 Opportumhc• We cannot be wrth you mother dear You r hands we canno t touch But we know yolJ wr ll gel thr t, UumH·•• Opt>orturulu • OWNER • OPERATORS • WANTED IMMEDIATELY MORGAN DRIVE AWAY, INC. would like to announce that their scheduled June classes are filling already. If you are interested in 111dttending school tn June in any bustness related fields, please contact us soon! We are also veteran approved. Financtal atd available . Call or write: Ga llipolts Business College, 36 Locust St., Gallipolis, Ohto 45631. 446 -4367. B 1976 son llusuwss 'uppori un 1h•·• Notices GALliPOLIS BUSINESS COllEGE . .. . In lo .... rn g mP.rnory of Erdrce Vro lo Ro ush wh a passed owoy Apnl 9 1am Tnmk hfl fOrl' yo u ac! SHOP 446 7833 even lRENCHING Guller~ and SIA NL EY ~-. Auto , sold & sertJtced thfs one P8CI('d pro !J IC Il l 01 I t ~ m O!Il t 1 4 w o rk .. - • 1973 PONTIAC LEMAN$ 2 DR HT... .... ......................... 2395 .• • Auto , atr loca l one ow ner •• 1973 PONTIAC LEMAN$ 4 DR ... ... ..... ....................... 11a95 •• • thp l r9hl Th iS guide w tll ta ke h1m safely fo th e E ternal Sho re Lowell A Greene son of the late John H and Cora F Sheets Gr ee ne wa s born May 7 1909 and departed th 1S ltfe March 16 1978 at hi s hom e - age 68 years 10 months and 9 days On J anuary 19 19 35 he was united m marrlaQe to wealtha Shaw who surv rves along w 1th two d aughters M r s N aom t Wtlcoxon Ga 1! 1pohs an d Mrs Irene Sha ff er Crown Crty a l so thr ee grandsons Dav td and Pa ul Shaffer and Ter ry Wtlcoxon Once gran dso n preceded h im ln deat h Also survlvmo are two brothers Oral of Crown C tt y and WOOdfOrd ot B eve rl y and two srsters Mrs Fran ce s Rose Ohto and of Ctrclevtlle Mrs D orothy Beav er of Mer cervt ll e A s1s t er Vtrglnte preceded h rm m dea th Lo well spen t h ls entrre life tn Ga ll ra Co unt y He was a memt:>er of Ki ngs Chapel Ch urch e nd f o r t he last twel ve years he se r ved as deacon of the chur ch One of hrs greatest ple asures rn 1\f e was to be rna cnurch ser vtce srn gtng God's prar ses F or t h .r ly tour years he had b een a m ember of Gall a Mason c Lodge 469 and served as Its m aste r n 1947 and 48 At one t rme he was a member of Sw an Creek Grange He f armed for several yea r s tn Oh ro T ow nsh ip a nd a~ one trme was an emp lo yee of the Gallra Coa Company and th e State Htgh way Departm en t On August th e thi r ty f rrst 1917 he rett re d trom th e Gallra Coun ty H rghway Departm ent AJI1'10u gh rn ta rl mg health for some t1 me hrs d ea th was uneJIC pe ct ct1 and came as a shock to hts fa mily and trrends Why should ou r tears rn sor row flow When God r ecalls H 1s own And b td s !hem leave a wo rl d of woe Fo r an mmortal crown ' Is not death a gatn to those Whose lt l e to God was g ven' Gladly to ea r th !he rr eyes they c to se To open them In Hea¥en Thet r torts are past thetr work rs done And they are t ully otes t They fought the rr !r ght the 'o' tCto r.,. w on And entered nlo rest Then tet our sorrows cease to flow God has rec all ed H 1S own Bu t ou r heart s rn ev e ry woe St II savs Thy will be done 1 Sun d ay Apr~ l 9 lH I I r r l , I r I tr ll ') I J d dt I I \ Ul If lh fd AOt l hl.(III I (JIJP\lltt ~ lVII llP / I dr till rll l ( I II 1 tl • I I! ttl ! Pl ! If 1 I t Ill IJ RU SS S MAX HLIOr I MOBIL£ HOME SERVICE W"'Y - Wh tte ove r gree n 250 6 cy l engine, automat1c trans power st & brakes power door locks & windows comfort II AM FM rl'!dlo de luxe equtpment Less than 12 000 m iles Co ca r never t ttled Wilt ( ARE l or the elderl,. rn o ur *2695 Once aga1n God has 5een f rt to send hiS death ange l to ca n from th s earth one .;, whom we all loved But what comfo r t rl grves hr s love d ones when b ld dt ng 11rm a last farewell to know _ that he Is proceedtng on ht s tourney under the ca r e of ~ Ht m who sa td, 1 am th e Red & whtfe low mil eage Ford 's best 1973 FORD GAL 500 2 DR HT.................................. 1695 •• OBITUARY .:;. 1974 FORD T-BIRO ......... .. ......... ............................ T3995 •• • Notices - Atr , auto , bucket seats low mtleage Bernice Bede Osol Sernre5 Offered home Phone 992 73 14 :e• 1974 BUICK ELE. 225 CUST. 4 DR HL ............ ............. 3695 S1 ~ ~ PS , 1 The M•ntal Health Center Is a prtvate, non proftt cor porat1on •nd an equal opportun1ty employer Addthonaltnformatton tS available through The Ohto Bureau of Employment ServiCes See the Complete Lme of 78 Dodge Trucks & Vans At FHA B UYE RS . 575, 000 00 5 P e t w 1t h loans up lo a or , p w Auto Health Center , GallipoliS Dh1o 4S631 (614 1 446llOO P B b u cKe t seat s a rr • 1975 FORD GRANADA 4 DR ... ...... .. ............................ 3395 :•. ASTRO·GRAPH CAMERO a uto • • • • •• Sunday Apri l commensurate wtth expertence Ltberal frtnge benefits Send resume . cover leHer and five references to Harr~et Kaufman , Ph D , Dtredor of Chtld Servtces, Galha Jackson Metgs Communtty Mental -- For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel ·Classifieds ·-- 1 ·····························- psycholog ica l ~v aluation s With both children and adu~s 1n a large b uc ket seats 1owner 33 000 • 1 • • • • ts currently ilccephng apphcahons for the followmg poSition VANS & TRUCKS :• Auto , tap e sharp one owner • : THE GAlliA-JACKSON-MEIGS COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER 1973 m t le~ 1977 PONTIAC TRANS AM 2 DR ................................... 16195 ·• • '3295 Low • '• trans 1974 FORD F-100 PICKUP.... ........... 12495 See one of these courteous dr H T au t o tra ns m t les new 1977 FORD F-100 PICKUP.. ............... ~3995 6 cyl l342 very c lean au t o trans Topper Std Tran s • cyl I Loaded onl y 17 l21 moles •• P B , ste reo rad io 1975 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT............ 12395 Stereo ta pe T& T wheel fu ll power a1r ~92 P....S 1975 CHEVY LUV PICKUP ........ .......... 2495 DRIVE HOME AWINNER 1976 BUICK LIMITED 2 DR HT .. .................................. 16195 • • e 1 1973 CADILLAC CPE. DEVIllE • • 6 cy l std trans IN U.S. LUXURY SALES • Extra n1ce lor 7l model 1973 LTD"COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON .•.•. 11695 $2495 a1r stereo full : 1975 BUICK LESABRE 4 DR HT ... .. ....... ....................... 3795 Local own.er vmy l rool _fOR THOSE BIG DEALS ON WHEELS! • VB P S, AM FM 1973 CADILLAC SED. DEVIUE e PH. 992-2179 • 1976 TORI NO 4 DR. ...... ............... . '3295 $5600 s1ereo fu ll power a1r POMEROY, 0. : Air P S P B sh arp Sha rp clean & loaded 1975 CADILlAC CPE. DEVIllE IN U.S. LUXURY CAR REPEAT OWNERSHIP 500 E. MAIN 1977 THUNDERBIRD ...................... 15495 1 leather seati ng area T& T wheel : • • 1974 CADILlAC SEDAN DEVILLE 4 DR ... 3295 NO. 1 SMITH NELSON MOTORS : • IN U.S. LUXURY CAR RESALE VALUE 1976 CADILLAC DEVIUE SED. : : NO. 1 em stereo T& T wheel cr u1 se '' ~~~ ·i• r/ • The Sunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, Apnl9, 1978 10 4 Tree tru nk 105 S togie 1nstan ce 10 6l•g ht colton fabn c 101 Shoc•s 109 Wh •ps t11 Those hold ng extreme views t 24 Rely on t 25 1nterl wme 1 26 Ra tses th e s oir 1t ot 1 28 Boundary 130 Negaltve t 31 Cures 132 Rematn ere ct 1 35 Apporl1on 1-37 Unlock t 38 Lambs pen name t 40 Sogn ot zodoe c 142Eggs 143 Pronoun 144 Reglus Protessor labbr I ' t 4 5 Contuncllon 14 7 Faeroe Islands whtrlwtnd t 48 Symbo l lor rubtdtum I �D-4- 1 he Sundav Tlmeh'>enune1 Sunday Apr!l9 1978 D-5- For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds . 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" 'co Roc nc Ot o Ooy 91 n ghl ~ 4 ~ /6 57 ru RL EV ~ Is currently accepung appllcotlons tor tht loltowlnt position CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST MAJor new community mental heolth center In soutlltutern Ohio seeks Ph 0 psychologist Experltnct prtferrad, but wl ll consider recent groduate MAJor dutlulnctudt child and family therapy and co-ordination and supervision of all psychological evaluations with both children and odulls {outpatient and resldtnllall In a large rural Appalachian setting Salary competlllvt and commensurate with experience Llbtral fringe benefits S.nd resume cover teller and five references to Hamel Kaufman PhD Director of Child S.rv1ces Gallla Jackson M01gs Community Mental Health Center, Galllpotts, Ohio 45631 1614) 4"' 5500 The Mental Hunh Ctntor Is a priYOtt non profit corporat•on and an equal opportunity employer Additional Information Is available tllrough the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services . . O "" ILOOK! Ill ......... II TWO BDR mo b le horne~ at Ouo I Creek Coll245 5021 1974 COMMUNilY no bt le ho 1c 12:-50 2bcdoon Call 25b 1407 19M 12 I( bO -nob le ho 1e 388 aJqJafter 5p l atr cond Phyllis Loveday Realtor Associate Ph Home 245-9114 garage large corner Leaomgham Realtor 446 7699 OFFICE Ph Home 446-9539 Gallw County's Fastest Growmg Real Estate Agency on LeGrande Blvd In Green Acres Subd vlson lot Co I Shown by appOintment STROUT REALTY 446 0008 1970 t2 )( 50 nob•l e home I , n shed underpor 1 no w dow o r co 1d h e dow~ Co li 2so bS<o MOVING mus ~e ll 14 I( 70 nob fe assume payments For nf ormollo n 446 4637 home We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell 1977 BAYVIEW nob•le home 2 bd all elect w !h o r Co lt 245 5160 oller 5pm Jq69 12 60 o e hPd oon G a s x ge wood coo l (Or pet S7000 '185 4181 Of heat BEAUTI FUL BRICK RANCH on 3 city lots level w<lh 17x3l oval'" ground sw1mm1ng pool 3 bedrooms 2 full baths lg hvtng room foyer forma t dtnmg large kttchen many cabtnets d1sposal dtshwasher built 1n range & oven plush carpet throughout family room laundry & sew<ng room full length of large 2 car garage central heat & a1r and other goodies Call446 3964 1975 2 I( 60 f. 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Rt No S1J R1 No 35 Colt tor H..al Eetale for Sale 1 ne n :tnd ofh er lnrm f'Qu pn en I Georges Hobsteller Jr Broker Home Phone 992 5739 1 JR/\N I 1n~ .1 ry fi!IPl nt:arlr n w n , nq pn r lor bulk 0f' L wol m r. ers o l finr nrct <.o;,1ry cqu Mr>nt to ttl 01) dOn~: last Rem0<1t eel t 1 m home t nrn r oulll1dq l oondc:, rn nfrrtl r qt s qo w th t ~rm itllit lrib fo r !ca<;P Owner w talSOSt 11oa r y Auocrate po l nm !y r ) (ltrl Home Phone 741 1003 Hilton Wolfe Sr Associ ole Home Phone 949 2589 NlCE tJ~ I n':> $87 500 Subdh.dslon near F i ve Poi nts Cheryl Lemley N ew do <Jcr I 1b n ts 5nac.l< Dar I Jr ret f1 n nq 1r 1 fu ty -.hv 1c;ht r cl spo<:.l 1 1.. l~.:t<.ot 11 1 11 One l bedroom new Crow le vel lo t r J BR 1 4 ACRES MORt OR LESS w ood ed lol 5omr p ne SPRING VALLEY SUBDIVISION I) $39 000 oom rr et'S ApprO)( 1 m 1£> I ron Ct.n t cna r y on Hennnn N ortnup Rd P1cK (Our o n OIOg S e t ( ully .., 1n w ll p II Mr S on the lro11 po r ch to let 11 fh b ul I I ch nrcon Or't'lf' om!) l om 1 rm 1nd 1<. t chtn beau t t u wood col>r l h nn 1 d p u 5lw { rv r J 13R 2 full tn1 hS I milS IEr <.;.u 1 '"'" tc; own fu o Hn ~o :t c ouc.. 1 ,.. nq w 111 f r pllC 7 c.nr q1rM4 J r >~ or ln,ho p ar n 0 rrmo lf'a hOIH' n(f' rnodef ~t t. tt r F ~ nd B po r ct c., n1 1 o:t') fo r ced 1r furncJ<.C' n!! roo ns :t re n c~ 11 c 1r pc I( d Yo ur own V~< MI€ ' 'dS i f'm W t1 IC :tlu n ou Ts ell. 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" 'co Roc nc Ot o Ooy 91 n ghl ~ 4 ~ /6 57 ru RL EV ~ Is currently accepung appllcotlons tor tht loltowlnt position CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGIST MAJor new community mental heolth center In soutlltutern Ohio seeks Ph 0 psychologist Experltnct prtferrad, but wl ll consider recent groduate MAJor dutlulnctudt child and family therapy and co-ordination and supervision of all psychological evaluations with both children and odulls {outpatient and resldtnllall In a large rural Appalachian setting Salary competlllvt and commensurate with experience Llbtral fringe benefits S.nd resume cover teller and five references to Hamel Kaufman PhD Director of Child S.rv1ces Gallla Jackson M01gs Community Mental Health Center, Galllpotts, Ohio 45631 1614) 4"' 5500 The Mental Hunh Ctntor Is a priYOtt non profit corporat•on and an equal opportunity employer Additional Information Is available tllrough the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services . . O "" ILOOK! Ill ......... II TWO BDR mo b le horne~ at Ouo I Creek Coll245 5021 1974 COMMUNilY no bt le ho 1c 12:-50 2bcdoon Call 25b 1407 19M 12 I( bO -nob le ho 1e 388 aJqJafter 5p l atr cond Phyllis Loveday Realtor Associate Ph Home 245-9114 garage large corner Leaomgham Realtor 446 7699 OFFICE Ph Home 446-9539 Gallw County's Fastest Growmg Real Estate Agency on LeGrande Blvd In Green Acres Subd vlson lot Co I Shown by appOintment STROUT REALTY 446 0008 1970 t2 )( 50 nob•l e home I , n shed underpor 1 no w dow o r co 1d h e dow~ Co li 2so bS<o MOVING mus ~e ll 14 I( 70 nob fe assume payments For nf ormollo n 446 4637 home We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell 1977 BAYVIEW nob•le home 2 bd all elect w !h o r Co lt 245 5160 oller 5pm Jq69 12 60 o e hPd oon G a s x ge wood coo l (Or pet S7000 '185 4181 Of heat BEAUTI FUL BRICK RANCH on 3 city lots level w<lh 17x3l oval'" ground sw1mm1ng pool 3 bedrooms 2 full baths lg hvtng room foyer forma t dtnmg large kttchen many cabtnets d1sposal dtshwasher built 1n range & oven plush carpet throughout family room laundry & sew<ng room full length of large 2 car garage central heat & a1r and other goodies Call446 3964 1975 2 I( 60 f. 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Rd 26 EINI ( ond wale o,.o loble See Eskey H II Pome o y Phone 9Cn 3885 •ooms 3 bolh s lull bo5e ne nl I • acre on Rt 7 6 room 2 la m ly re nted SJ50 non h I ocre Jl t 7 John Sheer~ Bo,. 64 M ddleport "lOTS FOR SALE B l o c ~t o p all ul !11 us Caii A46 0168 FHA & VA HOME LOANS MGLEN loon ~epre ~ent ot "0 V olet Cook e V e s <1 03 S.e(o nd A ve Second fl oo Gol•pol ~ Oh o .t56JI Co li 446 7172 LOCA 1ED between V r to l & W lkes ... He on Rtl60 3 bdt , ') baths la m •l~ room modv!e home Co n pletely l urr •shed Outbldgs smart bo rn all th s ~ tuoted on I lovely ocre o;. Pn ced teo~onoble 388 9367 at ond noon Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker O!le throe bedroom home 2 acres ot ground on Rt 7 Tuppers Pla<ns Ohto O!le 4 bedroom ranch very modern West Shade near Chester 1n l Jl 11r r>rn 11ncJ<; <I 11 1 1 v net roo ~0 )~ IC 1 R! 11 p 1•., ot W<S I r... ur 1t On Jwo c., ~ r:,ro..J.; to 10 t. PHO N F FOh.' rJt:: It \ v~ I 11 tl 1 mlr 8 ACRES- LOTS OF PI NE TREES Dee p we\! 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I J long olur lo WILKINSON lOg Hih Sl Auto & Truck Repa1r Also Transm•ss1on Repa1r Phone 992 5682 H AY fO R ~ole ( oll 9'0 7306 'v~A\ Fl 'f 5 '"''£> M q "'c '>t IV te ~ J.;51/lc ,~ fN O MAN UI? ~ LOAD ER ROI' I o SIX 110 N AL CU B l ull ~ 1e QO~d COd tU h. bo P O ~' oto S/700 I Col JJ~ J677 Y!Jf~ J I ll.lf J [ r J t. \1\! )v.~ b ~ RNA THE PHOTO PLACE II Rl 143 toward Rutland _._ Dynam 1c Duos 15 Route 2 Pomeroy Oh1o 4S769 Est1mates by Appointment Phone9'11 111'1 2 74 tlc mtles off Rt 7 by pass on l4 !If'a_ Jack W Carsey Mgr Ail Phone 9911181 co r Hog l c(' de o d cubo to Modal 1<1 W , d { ~ • e ~ h o t gu• 7:J ') IJ5Q I Pom"'' CANADAY REAL [H 446-3636 B&S MOB!ll HOMES 4 oo-Sportswortd 3 15 The Masters ~ 10 National Geograph ic 20 5 oo-Amerlcan Sport sman 6 13 Rebop 20 Nova 33 S 3()-Eiec Co 20 6 oo-News 3 New smagaz ine 4 Lets Deal Wit h 11 6 Cham pionship Fishing 8 Voyage to the Bottom of The Sea 10 Adam 12 13 Cliffwood Ave Klds lS Zoo m 20 Turnabout 33 6 3()-NBC News 3 15 News 6 30 M inutes 8 French Chef 33 Newsmaker 78 13 Spoteto U SA 20 7 DO-World of DISney 3 4 15 Young Pioneers 6 13 60 M1n utes 8 10 Sox American Famllles 33 7 30-Crockell s Victory Garden 20 a oo- Pro1ect U F 0 3 4 15 How The West Was Won 6 13 Rhoda 8 10 Prev111 11. the Pittsburgh 20 33 8 3(}-{)n Our Own 8 10 9 OO-Mov1e A Family Upside Down 3 ~ 15 All In The Family 8 10 Anna Ka r emna 20 33 9 Jo-Allce8 10 10 DO-Dallas 8 10 Auslln City Lim its 20 F1nng L1ne 33 11 Oo-News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Fawlty Towers 33 1115-A BCNe ws6 CBS News810 PMAPulse15 11 3o-Movte ArseniC & 0 d Lace 3 Mov ie Story of a Woman 4 Movie M ean Slreets 15 FBI 6 700 Club a Face th e Nallon 10 PTL Club 13 Janak I 33 1? 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PAINT & SUPPLIES 5 co I AJON REPRE ~E NIAli VES NEVER LOO I<tD SO GOOD Yo u w t '>l: I g w o lrl fo o u~ p o Fit> ~ b e ou s Hg! co q~ Col 7J 7 'lJ54 eu c $ !Q5 Coi1Jb7 7A0l h d o l u op .., $7 00 4 ·9 · 1mo~ ew qrn 0 a Mo to K I at r 5r J AND all ~ 14 SavelO pet to SO pet on heat1ng cos I &xpertence and lully Insured Free Est Call 991 381l 197 4 P! 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Star Anylh1n g Goes 3 Americas Black Forum 6 NBA Basketba ll 8 TO Town Topics 13 Hocki ng Valley Bl uegrass 20 Wall Street Week 33 2 00-Movte Fahrenheit 451 3 Movle Tarzan II. the Amazons 4 Wolfman Jack 6 Uve from !he Met 33 Tn Slate Today II. Tomorrow 13 Soundstage 20 2 3o- Boxl ng 6 13 Movie One Eyed Soldiers 9 3 OQ-Beller Way 15 Meet111g of Minds 20 3 3()-W<de World of Sports 6 13 Movie Topaz 4 SI;.PTIC TANK CLEANING AUTO PAINTING , CellulosiC (wood f1berl HAY fOR sole A l !o l!o clo<Jel a 1d I o t hy A l'oo o p g ru d lor t t o ~ho • ., Pho l' 74/ ?566 007 5724 O NF A C. Rl: 10 Blown Insulation JIM KEESEE 74)3 qQ( BOB'S J&L COAl LIMI::S TO NE '>O r d g o ve l calc u n ch lo de le t I 112 log lao I o d o tyf '> o l ~a t El( Cl l'> o Salt Wo k '> I c E Mo S Po e oy qrn 389 1 POOLS I a 1d obo c g 0 1,1 d Full ~ e P Suppl "'' a d f.JUOI'> 1 stm k D Bu nga I C' So e' 31111 Nobel Sun1 Rood M ddlt'po Oh Col v ' REDUC E SAFE 8. to ~ w tl GbBese l oble ts & E Vop wot~e p i'i N f'l'>o D ug ~WIM MIN C ~I o 64 2 11 ou bt: J Ford $4 0 w f 11H1 Ho do350CL 44 6 46"'7 a {' odul eq I (Ju <> a ppo l Sol~, d 01 vt_ !:if F f SN< .:1 W • Is 10 7 778 I 4 bedroo 1 1973 0aro 1 l 4 1(602bed, oo n 197'} V cto r o 14 ){ b7 3 bc d•oom 2 bo h IQ7'] Coventry 17-.:65 3 bed oo ' 969 S ole~no 12 K 60 ~ FARM FOUIPMENI Joh Dee e 290 co 1 1 p ia te good (0 d o SnO All s ( hal lC >- s ol )u d bol e pu c 10 e d ew 9 7] u ( cPe (od to $1800 Mm y fe guo fay 1 rl o + goo C( d t o 5400 R~.Jcdsv ~ Ol<l 378 63 fl o £>!> of !.0 I W Vo b(>S de Hec k s 973 Bro odnoe I ood ond scoop fo 07 o r DB Co ' o o Coli JBtl B:JJ..t o lte Op n St_ Pl eo 8 8 S MOBIL£: HOME S Pt For Best Results Use Sunday Classifieds TELEVISION VIEWING Business Services g loch 'en 1r. I k e e w ask $12:S0 Phl':II E?\ 014 ) b9832q0 1q70 HONDA 250 H SIN OR H gh pf' f o 110 1(€' po ~ fo b g bl oc ~ o d ~ oil block fa Chuv •olet 1oo 1 a y In It F bt g lass rq 7 '}Q BIM ~pd Gallo t ECO N OMY lRACTOR w 1h oil 0 1 Ho do 50 S12.S 10 Bo y s b ke 1e"' $4 5 lool bo); lo p c ~up SSO Call 1J 5 5 00 MIN LOW wee ld'r' o d Or'l !h y oti)S o L bb~ Hotel t4b l7 J 3 • . I: or Sale tor ~ale for Hent The Sunday T1mes-8entmel Sunday April 9 1978 A FOR SALE Lots off of old Rt 3l 1 m<le from new hospital In Sunk!Sl V1ttage Lot >~te , 177r96 Good locatiOn Cattl46 1111 Aller l p m --4 46 1573 • VA APPROVED & APPRAISED - 4 yr old ranch ol fers l BR s 2 baths attrac h ve k1I Chen w1 th rang e d \ 1) d ti hwasher & lots of cabtnets LR laundry rm w w carpet farge doubl e ga rage & appro• 1 11 acres on State Route 1•0 o mt north of HMC Tht!i hom e s like new NO DOWN PAYMENT tl you quaftfy w th p ay ment s of app ro:c S.JlS pe r month STROUT REAL TY 446 0008 AND GALLIPOLIS 0 Lou Lultor Realtor Assoc1ate Evemngs 446 3005 Audrey Canaday Realtor A ssoc1ate Hit, lQN BY Ql CANADAY, �1).6- The Sw1day Tunes-&nl111el, Sw1day, <}pnl9, 19i 6 Heal Estate for Sa.IP lt<Jal E• tate for Sale H<!al t :statc for :Sale Heal Estate·for ;;ale • 446-6610 We Don't just Show Your House. We Sflow It Off. We slww f)Oicrllr.ll ht.yor s .111. 1118 lillllqs ilicll lndKP d I'UUSe d i'Llilll' J IK(' 8Xird Sllli"dC]L' SIJdC8 Or tile ''l"ll Ill n ,,~I URY 2 1ll.iCit '·' c"·IJL' ' •,,,,,, ',1 specr, l lly lr .mwd t"•'li",', llldl w 111 t,rltlWit>dqc ol <'1<'1 , il' 11(i 110111 ~ilUW111Q ilOUSOS VJIIU" li 21 SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE Loc nfed 3 miles · Gall 1polts on Sl Rt 7 Stor y & ha lf. fr am e, J bedrooms, ba th , modern kttchcn, d 1n tng llreil , lt vtng roo m ft re ptace, doub le CM q .;rr agc Al ~o has a rC'nl a l p rOIX' I ty wtt h tt Cll Y scnoo l d tslrt c t Good 1nve stmen 11 Tt1 1s very n1 cc home fea ture s 3 bedr oo m s, and a ha lt . large modern k tfche n, d tn tng area, hvtng room w1th a con1ca l f1re plil cP uttl i fy ro om , se ltrng on a good stz e lot Th1 s home 1S very tastefully dec orat ed Ther e ts ai50 a n {1bove tne qround s wtm mt n ~ poo l Buy t nts hom e a nd you ' ll be r ea dy l or the not su mm er d a ys 1 Bonnte Stutes Evenmgs CITY PROPERTY, E~CELlE N T CO NDITION LIST WITH US Merrr.t Carter Eventngs J79-2184 WILL SELL PLAN TATION COU NTRY HOME ACRES & 5 Loc af ed oh Slat e Rl 141. n•cc nome, k ilChen l tvtn Q room , 4 bed r oom s, ba tll , llc15('!ll(•n l Ow ner Wi ll sen wr th sm a ll down pa ym ent & lnnd co nt re~c t to (tny quali fi ed bu yer GOOD IN VESTME NT OR RENTAL PROPERTY 1? 11crrs mor e or tess of vil cn n t 1.1nct mo:. tt y tcvct n r:~s a !.Jrfl dll pond on 11 ,l nd d W1•rt Possrbll' !lOok up to( IW O rn OIJtl(' llOITll'S Close l o llliiii!S ACRE AGE Sr )t' .1crr-s on l}lr!Ckt op ro"(l Each off 1c e IS Independen tl y owned and operated CF NTU RY /1 ~OUT HERN H ILLS C<:El~L ESTA TE . ?3 LOCUS f.., I , PHONt: J46 6010 • • Hill ! ot ilfCi'l or morro IS woo<! to • Sellt ng "'' " Jt'c1SOI1tl bl l' pncc Hnnndn 1 r f\CC' Sc hool Dr s! Lol s ot lor f'WOO (I Cnll Now lAND FOR DE VE LOPMENT VS REA·LTY u:::! BRANCH has 3 bedrooms , c1ty wdter and natu ra l gas Good for sta r ting ou1 or ret 1red couple Has leve l lot 1n Sy ra cuse Just S1,500 SIS , OOO Renovated 3 b ed room home wtlh · 7 baths . Na t ural gas and c1 1y w ate r Home wtl l take li ttle upkeep Wal k to the ~!ores COUNTRY LIVING BUD McGHEE MANAGER 428 SECOND AVE. PH. 446~552 ANYTIME IN TOWN - Wa tch the nver boa t s tr am thts 5 room home Newly redecorated wllh woodburntng f treplace Start out or re ti re here tor $7 ,500 1 ranch Wtltl lo ts of c lar; s wd.llove theiOCi11r On 01117 Two mtles f tom Gallipolis Thre r BR '" 11 1 ball•s . u1r! tl y Ml'cl kll chrn (lnd d1n1nQ (trr" a ,epMa l ed b{ <i' l)fH fht s IO"Vt•l y home tS comple te ly <lril PC<I . and 11;. c at pr tf'd throug hout except nT(• k.1t /\It f' l(l( ! rrc W111l trn lral arr , at Inch C'<l onro:lqe w•tn £1lr-c tr 1c ooor op ene r and ov(•r llead s lor aq •~ Call now fh tS I tO<' 110rnc •sava lla b le Hnml'Otillt ly New L rs ttng Lt' ! us ~Mw you a vPrv trrtct rv•• 4 { t' tl' old hornP rn Gnll1 pol rs I t t1n., n1r1 •P B R c., r ;"trp~· l lhr ouohou l (' ( f_(' pt kd fH'Id tJrrn rn,.., vo•r f nf'tll hom r• r"> all el ~ ·c lr1 C ~nd r"> urtCNJ tn ttw Mtd S1 0'~ Cr1l l nov., tor an clOPO•ntnH•nt BR ICK HOME NEAR STORES - J bedrooms , bath . centra l heattng , and p art tal basement Has forma l dtntng . ltvmg and sit1 tng rooms N tce o a ~ tr lm mstde A home to be proud of for onl y $73 ,500 SYRACUSE - L1 ke new 3 bedroom home w th la r ge l e11e l lot Natura l gas centra l heat tng and equtpped ~liChen Just 5 year s ol d An 1nve!.lment ot $25,000. Recreat ton at pa r ~ lust a walk away NEW LISTING s 16.500 W~l trade NEW USTtNG - 9 acres on State Route Ha s electr ic and Le adtn g Creek wa t er a11ad ab le Good budding slle for S10,000 NEW L ISTI NG - S 96 acre J bedroom home w tth bath E lectrtc baseboard heal Carpetedpa ll the way lhrough Good dug wel l sprtng ted . 4 ou 1bu11 dt ngs & Insulated $2 3,500 YOUR WEALTH IS DETERMINED BY YOUR ASSETS INVEST NOW. G. Bruc f Tea ford Helen L. Tea lord Sue P . Murphy ASSOCIATES t etter c hec k th1 s on e ou t soon Pr tC PCt ,g1 .. wr:ll wonn tt Natural g.1s hh~l .l'lCI rrn lr.ll r~rr nw ec11 1n to: rtcnrn tn CH.Idf''> lo ts ol v~> r y n r(.P ( .:tbtnl' IS. W1lh tor !1ll( n top<, Tl1l•rr ,., lo t') rnor•· to f'nJO'r' 1n !l11<, Nr•ll k1•pt honw GtVt' U\ n c,1Ji tocla f tor coml r•lf' d•' lrl tl.., '!.J~.SOO r1n(l tl I'> I ' , .. , ocre fol targ ll gmoge .... or k ar90 OI!.O cellar budd•ng wr fh uttlrly room cement porth ~E'' up fo1 rnob 1if' home l ocated"' long~ ..nlle A~k1ng S5600 wi th US Steel • 1n g BR 'S, oa n1, u t tlt t Y arNl, butl t tn kt tchen 1nctudt ng rang e Wtlt1 1100d , r et nq and Ursposa l AI30 a onr t M allclCnNt garage wrth Ovc rhr•nd !.I Or agr il ncl Ntr(.> d Wt l h 270 t•le<. l r1c ltw, hOil'l(' Arll v /o or FHA Call now tor (ln flppo.ntmf'n t ~:-'_•.,...!. . lll.....~...'ii-1_••1 Sprl ll9 IS here r1 n(l l10111f'S dr (' scl lrnq At il '•'!J '(J Pil CP 11 you Me tn iN C5 1CCl tn ou r ll<;ltnn on LPCrnn<IP Boutevar<J , per naos (OU c;.hould qrvr> u<, n r Milloddy Thts bl'au lv Cr1 n I IdS! rnur t1 longf'r Srluai("CI or• n co rnrr tot LO IS of f')'lrt1 ':1 Crlll now tor e~ n r1PPOin tnwn1 New Lt~ ltng Lol s of 1 1 Mr>rt tn thrc; ot<Jrr I)Omr L d<E' nrw r (1r ' ttn d INlnl'!r'(l w,11tc; plus fl WOOd ou rn 11 ttreplitcr· nrP !>OinP Of lh(' I"OIUfC'S YOV mil ,11'>0 rniO't lhr wmm(' r S.1 ll1pq on l h+> ~noor•d fr on t porrh w a tchJ nq Th e bOitiS o ~ lhf'y en l ('r (lnd r'ICr l ltlc lowr>r lor k chamt)rrs G'Vl' U'-1 a r dll l od(h' ~ hown by ~ppor n tm en l only Pl an to build th rs sor1nq on a lot you wtll be prouo of Wfl arc oflcrtng I acres tn a SP! ec. leditr eaonO J Wh 1t!'Rtl .so ' Yob dt'Ctd e 1f you wan t ont> ere or as much morP ac; rou nrrd Cal! now Cr t y schoo ls y.:-ar s old , 3 bed room mo(lcrn home w1lh conve ntcnf rnode rr' kt!c hen and dtnrnq arr~ Wtl h 5evc r ~11 bull 111 Crlbtnel s N 1Ct' lg b~tlh, l tvt n g r oom Total t• l cc tn c <lnd d wood bu r ner Locitlecl oil Stale Rou tt• 7 Re.=tsoni'lbl ( pr rced Ex r f'llen r s tart er Mrnf' Cnl l for ma r c clel r1tls MODER N HOM E PR ODUCTIVE FARf;l Roct'n tl y r c m octc ted hom e 15 Ac o t I t liabl e land , ! tied, ltrncd, r er.dy for top pro du Cfton , Sb ac lr mber One ly bnr n. ne w fool shed or loa l tno bMn . 1800 lb tob base HOu5<' th1 S new oatn. ul tlt l y rm , furnace , water sy str:,> m , 1nsu1ate d , fw o qood WOO<! burn tng f r pldCf!') Farm wel t tak('n car(• of A GOOD MO NE Y a n•cc clean nome o r ked in I he Gn.t(' u '!> rl ca ll Tn1s 110mr t3 l,t iUr11ccJ on neMiy an <1 cre ot l c1 ncr tn the Vtlla Qf' ot F"u r ek A C-1 11 now tor an apl)otn l mpn t Showpla ce rtw:, tS rour cnance ro own one ot Gnllrrl Countv '3 l rne tlomrs 1n1s IOIIC IY hOmf' •"• <:.u rr ound~d by 35 a cre ~ of r olltnq IM rn land and 1! ts !outT E>d 1ust 7 rn1I£>S fr om town Coli now We ha ve rece ntly sold ~ ~ v era! prop(lrtr es an d ar e !teektng hst.ng s for our many pro· spect s. . II you ar e tnter ested .n sellrn g your property , gtve us a cal l It is very pa si bl e that we hcwc a buy er W11img to pay a fa 1r P•• ce for your hom e . We Are Offering Financing Through VA, FHA and Conventional Loans. Check With Us· Before You Buy. 1-------~ A LOVELY CDU NT R Y HOME AN D8AC RES Sl ofy anu n hi! II co mpl etely re mode led inst de <tnd ou t wllh new S1cllng, d rywal l, wl111 PAp er , An d ca r petr ng very de l i ghtfull y de cor .-H Nl , J becJ r ooms,, opcn sta•rca5(.• , nt ce bi!fh, lrJ r gc to. rtchtm anu drn.ng .u crt w ll h QUcl l tl y buil t Cc10 ti1C IS Good water 5Upp ly , toq bMn , garagt', l"l.:tY shed , rJnd COftf Ul rltly butldt ng Beaut i fUlly rehnrs hed ll 's. JUS! tops tor "l he money' Ca ll tor mor e oe tntls TO DAY • ;18.900, Tom Wh1te, Salesman, Hom e Phone 44 6· 9557 Phof1e 7 • 7 7965 HOUSE AN D b u~lllPS~ budd1 11'J ',,, i(Aed •,I t• iH'J J5?9 ~ -_ __ Reall':s tah• fur Sa le SYRA CUSE IHIH E bedr oom housr l or <.olf' rolol elcttr•( ro rport .,rorOQ" (Qrpetr ng 01 1 co nd rrt ottlr1g 5 yeoiS old Prt( ed r r>O '>onnbl'y' Q9J 534A COMFORTABLE AFFORDABLE RANCH JU ST LIS TED 1 Only 1 MAKER 30 acres ou t of town w 1lh repatrable 6 roo m house Ha o; a dril led -N ell .and dug we ll to be ptped 1n to the house n ~lU('S wr 111!1l four m .t cs 01 (.,lllrpolrS l d('i11 buiiCI IIlCf SI IC'S, f'ilh€'r l€'Vf'l 1anct or wo oded Mei1 G,'l ll rpol l':> sr liool sys tem nluc:. Kl op .. oi'ld c~nd ru r al Wo1 1("r Over WF. NEED LISTINGS COMFORTABl E BRICK AND FHAME Th rs new t1orne rs se ll rng on JO J a t r es of g r ou nd ThtS 11orne ha3 3.200 square tee t For ma l toyer . 3 3 vPry rn od.e rn o.:ttns, sunken la r ge llvt ny room Wtfh wooden pl an k lloo r 1nq and a la r ge bcd ut •fut Co lor ado ~ t o n e tr r epl acc, fll m tty room , ve r v modern lar ye k.tt chen W1lh l nrg 1• pan tr y , el abOr afc oa k c ab tn rs, Corn 1ng SfOVe, d i.shwasher, lrds.n comp aCior , il l so utili t y r oom w11n oak c ab tnets for m al dl n• ng ar ea, 2 ca r q,Ha gc wtlh automati C oo e ne r M any m or e fl'iH ures Ver y tast efu lly oeco n eo! One of the most gracious hom es tn Gal li a County w1th a fanta st ic .XJ r•w 1 O'' N aft t)Cdr o om~ . EXCEL lENT STARTER HOM E 69 Acr es Whaf a beau f tf ul hom e St Rt 325 an d Cor a M il l Rd E1 ghl room s, bath and pl enty wette r F arm wel l lt>n ce d Good out bu tl d 1ngs 35 Ac r es leve l ftll abl e l and M uch m or e - SELLI NG RE ASONABL E ! 10 ACRE BUILOING SIT E · Good ro ll tnq lrmd on tJ iciC kl op rortU Most all l tl l.-t iJie h •nC t '~ rlf(' fcltr Spr 111q av il tlntJif' !or w.l lf'r r f' VPiop nwn r "( I ns.!' to church GOO D t3U Y 1 MOBILE HOME COURT Three good m obil e homes located c lose to C1 fy Th es(' are tn good co ndi t ron E tt sy to k ee p 'r' e"n fet1 G ood n vestm ent owner wtll se ll wtt n sm a ll da wn pa yme nt or la na con tret c t to any qua ll t ted buye r CALL TO DA Y! 1 AUTHENTIC LOG CAB IN Th• s hom e wd s buil l troll\ orrOrllr'l togs, S•fl tng .n ! i'olf' ilUf'S o l wo ndtr~ n cl Wl lh a beaut tt ul v1cw f111s t10mr features a larqc ltvtng room w rHl a f teld stone l trPpi.Ke, an opt' n Ma rr w,w lead1nq Ia upstarr~ bedr oom, n tce moctcrn ktl chf'n , one IMth ~ncl tutl bn!>cme nl Cn l l for morf' par t iCUla r s ' BRAN O NEW RANOt _or dh (I rn ,111 1llt dl i{Jl ,l !ton ') 1,1 1f' Rout(' NO 141 0 ppro'IC •I mrli..''l tr am tow n r!l t IV ~c tt OOI clt<., Tr tCI on ,1 llt(t' tit' to! S 1~ roorn llU tn l', ntCI' <om •or l ,ll)l•' con"~'' v,l i Pwr nom r I IH '>r)l11 ,., for 111" "l0' 10tny n tt i HI ~ ·rl' VACANT LAND LARGE HOME IN CITV L g two story ~o u se co nve n te ntl y loca t ed In Gallt pol ls Nrne r oo ms, 4 r oo m s on t rr sl fl oor pl us halh, 5 room s wr th t)c1 th on second floor Hou se ts m ode rn ttnd 111 g ood co nd N Ke nom e or t wo good r t>n Pr tccd r~aso na b f e tal s Please catl tor m or e tn for m aft on If you wan t v,; c;mt land lor 1nvestment or o ~m,'ll l f arm , h ow Ct'ln you tw en ty IWO OVNIOOk tht S acr es 10 lttl,lblf> 1l pasrure Older or~rn r cpc=ttr ilb lc for tobn cco Base 1300 lb~ Good len l L' S piL•n l y Wclh.' t 700 It rottd l r onlttg C', $ 11 ,.)00 160 C1ty Schoo l O•sl r lc t. Shown by ap po intm ent' Call for more defatl s! NEW FARM LIST IN G 70 Acres , 1b ac good fNt dt• bo tt om litnd, 10 ac wood lot The rt':! t 10 pft slurt • Pl en t y wate r , n•cc stn· rtrn LQ runs rnrougtl l.'lfm c.oun rry nome, 2 s tory , b rooms , ? por c. nc s, new floors ctown5 1c1Jrs )!1 actP trees 111 ntlC co unt ry ~f· l ltnQ , oli<,.O ch• Ckf>n 110USf:' , CC•IIM Wt lh ll OUSi'!, 01C1! Sr/C' tarm tn <JDOU condtlton lo b baSe MAKE US liN OFFER CE DAR - A FR AM E L oc afNl on ,1 on e cK re woodecttr' ln•s'oec1uty Stt tt ng tn the woodla nds fedl urt;ts three bed r oo m ~. I' 1 bath ~ lt11tt19 rOOill . mode r n ktt c hen , oppn ftr p lace and open "> l •11r Wt)'( Jead u'lg to th e 'l up~l at r bedr ooms E l ectri C hC,1 1 1 nts ty pe ot no me tS 11 1 ver y muc ll d mc'ln d 1 (A ll NOW 1 MODERN J BEDROOM HOM E Ow ne r mus t se ll 11n m cd1a tety Ra nch ty pe Com N ice s11e roo m s. for trtbiP cat tn k. 1tcht n, bu d! in CAbi nets One car gar age Lg l eve l lot Plcn l y open space fo r cnt ld rcn to PiltY, end of str ee t MAKE US AN OF FE R MOBILE HOM E IY70 c na mp 10r1 mOdel , one corner 101 F our roo m s. wtt n t>a tn Cood condition. 1500 yr. I, sept ic tank a nd d r tl led wAt er furn ts hed Rur a l w.'lt er close by H oo ku p a ll r ea dy tor extra moorte nom e Thr s can o e a Qood tnv es tm ent Own f wo, li ve in one, wri t go a to ng wil ys. lowarcl pa ym ent Ren t them bolh . shouldn ' t be any prob lem Ca ll now. $ 13.500 l)j) <;0011' SPR 1NG SPECIAl I;~ ;~t r P!) Good it'JIC('S., '>111 .111 ponct .1nct ,, '.> lro114 '>prt no lor -A rl i N ,\npro x II)\ tob.ln o two bid a IOU', olJl(l ··,()1111' DrrL<.'O to ':.1'11 •no WHISPERING PINES 17.8B Acres more or less ot vac ant la nd l nr~ • cd 1n a super loc con.' 1 mtl es fr om R 10 ~\JI .: H('lS S(•v eral Jar~~ p ine trees on • ,, and d good t}ur!d tng tot IN TOWN N tce c111 r,l c l tv p hO II lf' Wt lh J l> cO r oom s, 1' ; ba ths , la r ge l 1vtng room, l orrn cll dm1nq room ,1 n tce k1 t chen , f ull br! SC'mf'n t, ow nr t m ovt'dou r o f town wtl l con Sider off er s EDGE OF TOWN - lovely Rou1e Bu st nes.'\wt th unlrmrlt•cl p oll'll l trll II youw c~n l to be tndepen dent and hnvr <1 mon t' Y !nilk.rnq bu-,r ness of your own , stop tn a r ou r of ft CC' l or c!Pidtl t:, • l11t 5 w01 1k nown CM r y Ou t ,c:, one- ot rnc area's bes t A money m,lkti1Cl t) UStllf''1S lllo'll lllCiudPS the propert y', ntu.• lol to Ollio R1vrr !r):turrc, nnct tnven tor y Bu s1nPSS has n v er y qooct rwl tncotllf' pt•r tt•r~ r Stop tn and tel us. QIVL you the ell !,ttl\ NICE LO T GoocJ mob de Mnw or butlclulo 'i t!(' over 1 2 acr e n1ce lanCI, loco trct ci 03 \' ro town on Rt 1-1 1 Prt cC r ed uced to $4,100 • 18 ACRES VNy n 1cc 1,1nct 101 tnVI'S 1t11Pnl or (ll? vl.'lop LDL!lftd c lose to Ad m en!, smr1 tl fMm or llom (' lie Sc hool "I"' lOS ACRES Good tarm w• l tl .'l moorrn 7hNtroom nome. ful ly ca r pe ted . nt ce kt tch pn w ou ld br '" qood bee f farm , na s i'l IMCJC' t>ar n, 40 ):[50' w11 11 equtprnC'n l for ra1 s1ny pou l tr y, n1ce pond , Fc>r quson 3) w 1th all f'QUtp m en! , l et us show you lil tS I 1nt· f .11 rn WE NEED LI STINGS NE HAV E A WAITING liST OF ~UYERS . LIST WITH US FOR FAST fOUR PROPERT Y. Evenings Call Oscar Baird, Realtor 446-4632 John Fuller, Kealtor 446-4327 VACA NT LA ND FOR SALE 12 A cr f> s ol qood lr-rlll f' level te~nd , has b!'('n !tiled 10 acres or more f tmbcr, cut ou t '" 19T/, t ne res t tS pasture 48 acr es tn all Goocttr"vcst ment , S7 5, 000 NEW MO L>U'- •R HOMF 1400 SQUARE FEET li VIN G SPACE Lor ,1 1 ~ o rll lilt ' t'( l<l\' ot Rr o "' 'r1 11' Rl Gt <~r1W• Vrt t,1qt' No J J~ on ,, llt Cl' ~ ''' lor (1 11[1 d(l{lr lt 011rll Jot l ,111 Dt' purllr.t'L'cl Ve r f SCI' Ilt l IIII'W uvt·rloo k.t~Ht B oh Evrtn<, F,1rm., Ft'tl1Urt 3 furmc1l rn tr y, frvtno room •'HHJ dtnrnq room M Od!'rn r<;l,lll(! ktl r lwn ,11 1bud! rn I P.l l' r', Jltl h ,1 ~unkl'll ltrv ru1 ru t,ll t I••( Till 'mok.r ,lldrrn C.1n U\1' mrtny t ,l (lil!rl'':t Wll1~ 11 1lfl' riV t~ ll,liJIP tll r ou ql• 1.!1o Gr,111(1r Co lli'tll' ly 110,000 2 BR ran ch 1S c lean as a P•n and offe r s a llx20 f am rt y rm , L R , modern k1t chen , laund ry rm , stee l Std1ng, storm door s and w i ndow s, cen t a•r and over I ilUf' ol land sn own b y ilPPOtnl mcn t OWN YOUR OWN CAMPStT E tn thE' wtl derness of l h" Wny nc Na ltOn ill For es t 5 to B a cre tra cts ot wooUiand now ava1lab lc actt o tntn g rnou sa nds of cl UCS Of govcr nrnc nl lan<l Publ iC nunltng , l tsl).tn y a nct carn ptng pcrm tii C'd Prr cc-:. si M I a t S2500 w rth fr nan c 1ng avn tl c1 biP, n:J !rM 36 acres nea r M c 1gs M tn cs, S ncres leveL mos t of br~ J uncc co uld be p as tu re, smel l! stream , rown sn tp rOi'ICI, lo ll ,900 RACCOON CREEK acr es of fl at lan d Wtlh 11p prox 1500 It ot cr ee k Iron sa ndy sort , barn lr19(' loc.;, ted 1n North ern Ga ll ta Co 11 3, 000 IN COME PROPERTY 12,000 sq 11 butld. ng locciiCd 1n M iddlepor t. r ent po1en ltal of over SJO.OOO per YCM Ca ll to r morr tn ton natlon EIGHT THOUSAND DOLL ARS 4 rm s, bfl! h, pa ri brt sem('n l, neect s s.Om(' r('pa• r s. woocl bur nt'n g S.IOVI , p l m05o l 7 il Crf'S On l hf' Bar cus Hollow Ref , ( lilY t ownsl,lp, Ga l l 1polrs Cr l y scnoo t D1s1 FARM FOR SALE - Qua li tY buil l ra nCili S less th an I yr old.!.. must be ~ce n fo ap pr ec1M e Spe c tat l ea tu res ar e qual 1ty c arpet thr oughou t , wrf(l" appr ovt•d k ttchen witn stove & refrig. , lh crm opnne wtndows. tnMble si ll s, garage & a l arge fl a t lo t on Jht> Floyd Clark Rct , 1 1 m i. west of State R t 160 S31,900 She Nn /)y r1ppornl SITE Located on Stall' Route 7 a t Kanau ga Cor ner tot h tts npprox 170 It tr onfetge on 1 !dea l for (11most an y t ype bUSt nCSS deSC fl bC5 I h i S 47 A Ir rl CI of ltl nU L oca t('d a pprox 3 ~ mr from Hol zc • Hospt!nl near K err Roll1nq l rrl Ct ;.., most l y clean {JrrlS51r1nd & pr tccd a t $.40,000 HUNT ER ' S D ELIG HT 53 S a cr('o:, M L mo~ t ly wooded, 1dCitl tor you r w('ck cnd ca mp Loc,llcd •n Mor gan Twp .1nd prr cNI il l PAST UR E F AR M S50,000, 150 as; r e~. mosll 'f c l(•c!ll ' ro tltng !H I! prt stur £' Goocl woven wrr e tcnc ,..,s, lo t s. ol r cl fr on tage old nousc <lncl barn and rob bose LI STI NG S NEE DE D WE ADVERTISE• NA · TIONAlL Y - WE BUY SElL - TR ADE 'oc.\\V barn~ . · ,·~ _. .dgs 30 Acrr 11\nd, s om e SO a .~ t ure , most a ll trit c l<. lcl nd GoOd wood to t , some saw ltm ber . 100 ac r es tn a ll r n ts w i ll sell, WC' ' d ltkC tO ~C' II I f tO 'Y OU 614-446-3434 I ~ ... SOUT HERN HIL LS SPECIAL PR ICE D LOW Srx roam s, 'lor 3 BR . bath, complete k itchen L R, T V Rm , ut i lity rm , lull base m ent Almost new FA ga s • fu r na ce, and water l'lcafer New plu m bing, new shingle roo t House pai nt ed l ast year . Lg g ar den a r ea Good sto ra ge bldg Rt 141 , just Out ol ct ly l!m•ts shou ld se ll lasf. Worth every pe nny - $25,000. PR ETTY AS A PICTURE The lOOk of luxury and el egance in thrs nome con taming 2,343 sq . ll . 4 !>pac1ous b d r ms ., 21' ba ths , love ly famrty room , f ormal liv ing r oom and din tng , m od ern krtch en, 2 c ar g a r a ge , ful l basement Qu.al l t v workm a nsh i p! Th ts home ha s so many ex tra s you wtll lust have to call l or more details . .. OFFICE 446-7900 Po" PRICE RED UCE D FOR Q UICK SALE' SMAlL INVESTMENT LOTS OF COMFORT , EASTERN AVENUE Nice 2 BR hom e for small family 2 POrches, new storm windows and doors, ut il ity bldg . garden ara Low utilities, , OB$ NEW LISTING . Double wtdc, ~tlua t ed on Tllff' lot 111 Co untry A 1re ESI .)t es 3 bedr oom. ( Jrpcted. 2 ba th s, ce nt a c, nel l ur al yas Some aoo ltr1nces S26.000 00 ' J N EW LI ST ING I tJNi r oom B+ !Ill I Rei I ,l(rf' l.t tld, well or rur ~ll wat 1 r tuf 1 01 1 hJ•Ildll' P1 rr PCJ to r uutc k o:.atr s11 000 00 TWO BEDROOM HOME . ne.vly carpeted , l arge por ch rural wat er conslrucled . located on Bear Run Rd P roce $35 ,000 00 3 BEDROOM ca rpeted home tn P lantz SO, nat gao; heat , 2 a dd lltondl Jots tncfudecl (180' x140 '1 Pn ce S3d, 900 very QOOd· Meat. Lot •o·x 170' , SJ,oob worth of new fur nllure goe$ with sat• Good hOme for older couple or n)9<1erate i~• tamttv . fl'..OOO SMALL ACREAGE MOBILE HOME 21,, acr es cl ean and w~IJ kept . Mob . hom e tn good cond Good wafer svpty, sprtng dev . wifh new c te c· !ric pump. Garage wl1h handv work benches built In_ Some tree s around to add to th e beau ty ot the acra ge Good loca tion for more homes of any type you may C1esl r c T hts and more forst 3,500. We're ~he Neighborhood Professionals~M .. I S.JJ soo - Th is cut ie ll a~ 3 Br s , lg ltv rm , tom r m , lg. 'ki1. d i n~ com bi n, wh ic h tS completely CQU! PPeCI, .a utility r m Selltng on a r oomy lol wt th , an 1ngr ou nd sw 1mmin g pool tor tt")OSC hot summe r ctay s a hcitd. S17 soo - small fr am e nom e w1 111 3 Br s. ea t 1n k.tt chcn, Jo ts of closet space 'h base. wlfh out side entr an ce on t;, acr e lot SJ4 ,000 - J BR . tr a m e home wllh ca rport. carpeled PORTER - Bri ck t ronf on lg level tot , 3 bedn>Orn s. lg l tving r oom w rth bcau trl ut f trcpla ce. formal d 1ni ng r oom , ~it c hen, diShwasher & rang e, l g 2 ca r q ar age, carpet ed th r oughout Gr ea t NEW LISTING Bus1ness butl dtng srtuated m tnctudes Galltp olts 80 ' frontage on Eas1ern Ave business bldg and t rental s Call for more tn formatton COMM ERC I AL PROP E RT Y J,lC I<. 'lon Oh10 1\-•, o budd 1ngs, pr eo:.cn t l~ k'ilSCd and occuorNI Jlso two apnr l m en ts over bUSinr!,cs Presrn t <'HH'U •ll1ncome ex creds $4,000 00 Buy now for S-10 000 00 2 BEDROOM COMPACT HOM E. loc ated 1n Gallopol,; on 2nd Av e. Newly patn led JUS I rtght for 1nlown ltvt ng Pnce 516 ,000 WHERE ELSE can you purchase ,, 3 bedroom. carpeted hom e, St luated on 120 x.75 lot a ll undergrou nd ut ilt t 1es. Gall tpolts Cil y School Dtstr1c l Ttl e prtce ts $25 000 bu t you Cdn t R EPLACE FOR THAT 1 30AC RE S,wtth mode-r n 3 bedroom home npa.r Porter a pprox.tm a tely 10 mtn fro m hosp•tal plenty ol prt 11acy Pnce S5Q 000 15 1 ACRES, near Vtn ton , 4 be droom home 2 outb ut ld tngs. some equtpmen t rwarlable sorne !Imber pa st ure and bo tt om land Prtce $75.000 2JO' x !SO ' BUILDING LOT near E vfJrgrPl'n htg hway , r ural water, prtcc $5 ,900 BUILDING ON UPPER 2Nt'f' AVE alonq needs som e r epatr Buy for ~t -1.50000 All the room s ar e lar ge in this lo vely frttm e ho~ e If has 11 fa m . rm ., 3 Br s. ki t wilh for m al d rn with ni ce cabinet s, 112 bath s, a 2 car garAge Wtt h J 11 acres of tand. need we your proper t ies to r our tist of qu a lif ie~ .buy er s. "four house may be the on e fhey are waiting lor DOJoi'T D ElA Y, CALL US TODAY CALL AT HOME VICKIE HAULDR EN 808 LANE BECKY LANE WALT LANE DENVER HIGLEY KENNY RATLI Fi' 441-4042 446·1049 446·04SB 446-04S8 446-0001 307·7l29 t, nl ,a nd sewer Cctl l for rnorr tn torm At ron NEW LIST ING . 111 KnnclUQa , )In Av t 3 lwuroOtn home St fua ted on n•ce lot Pr 1ced to <;t tl I 21 st S2l 000 00 NE'w LI STING Commerr ral butld rng rn G{111q)olt') Cou r t St 12 apil rt mcnt s over bustnrss Cilll l or more 111 l orri1 at to n EDGE OF TOWN - NEW LI S f I NG : l Bedroom , LOWN R tvt'•r kt1 C1 l y waiN , tuPI otl llCrll Pr t( C' 'S 1),000 00 Three bedrooms, WOOdburn 1ng fi rep la ce , $27 gas bud ge t, sun deck off .kttchen, f ull bae men! , family room , a realgoodt e and pnced rig ht. Call us for an appotntment. 10 ACRES - Lovely bu dd ing s1te , sept tc tank of pro perty ready- tQ build on sss 000 - 15, 000 SQ FT. BUILDIN G, located Wtltl1n thr Gallrpolt~ PM k tng lot no S!('pc; to cfrml> Ct l-1 w11t•r COUNTRY SETTING - N1ce home on a l arge lot one mile fr om Rio Grande Thre e bedroom s, two bath s, woodbur n lng f trelac e, Jots of ex tra s. NEW liSTING - home The downsta i r s and out s1de have had cx l en..,tve r'emodel lng There areS Br s , ltv r m .• l am rm w1th a wood burner , lg countr y kitc hen, baf h and part i al base Also a lg barn . tool shed , stl o, lots ot oufbu tld tng s wit h 18 a cr es of nice I and . On R t 160. FA BU L OU S 1-?A NCH Qual tlf bUill L Sh aped br i Ck r .. c,,u,•nc• em dn cl Ttra ci •V(> ,. a< lrlndsca ped tot Th1s tuv1 1, t tj• w0om nom( of IN':. formal entrance Bt aut tul -,un lr.J n l•vrng roorn W11t1 a stone f ir eplace, fo(tndl rlr'l no & ? baths Ful l t)fi3 1~men t 1ncl udes a <,prrCollu'> lrtrl"'ltlf room wrlh w b l tr•' pli! Cf' rec roo m & lrrlr 7 r nr t•lr" If' & 111 rll pump Call for {l POOt1'1 1mc nt w+ lll llr!frlqt & l,n cl(' to t wrth rno1Jt1 1..110111L' hook up Call tod,l'f for Hila MEIGS CO. PROPERTY M I DD LEPO RT - HAND Y MAN Don' t mt SS m,o:, I)MCii"l•n Good 7 510(( 3 1}1 Uroom nom e 1n Jlf, <I o t c..o n11 r. pa1r lnclu<JPr, I rooms. & ga ra ge utll J rootn ,1p· & lr•ncrct plr<J Wtll ac cept Is. ! r. 1~on,11) • oil· r 14 uol{ll•n opoor tunr fy awat i S th• t>uf• rot 1t115 diiiCICfnn• ft'nlOdete d 2 stor y tdrm nome ln(lu{lf'':> 5 IJC'ctroorns larqe ltvtng f'"00fT1 IS. • Dcl ' h" 15 a cr ro, ot l tiiClbiE' land & lidlrlnr. Ill pcoSTur·· & >t.'OOOiclncl Well wo rfh the l ... ~ IIIIJ 01 II I Uf <;,.!6 900 a ACRES 'lm 111 houc,p 1'l QOO{t cond1I10n w tth 2 ri10Ltl•· ~lOtnl lo ' o., .v rtn sco t c tan k Excellent tn ,p<.,trrrn· SIROOO PR I CE D TO SELL Owner mo vtn g , need s to ">l'll m., I', -.T~Jr f horne 1n Porn ero .., Inc ludes a JOO(l t.o~•, , •n"~'lll wr'h Jamily room, a bed roo ms, 11VIf11J ~oom ~ I l l ll t'n & hn lh Larg e lot Wt th fenc •'rt tl,1C~ytlrd On!, S17 000 1 STORY I ROOMS IN VINTON Sol1 d 4 bedr oo m rv IU(I• ':. lrvrnq roorn k t! Chen & bath FA otl fur n.1, '11<•· '> / f'(IIOT lronts on R! 160 Only S18.500. Call Dlltl\rlll'-, 3BitH11\orJ888555 CENTERPOINT Prl'ltf ':tL'ITtnq on 1' 1 ac . l'ot Ve r y ,J I)+ droOt' t11 )('vo•l w th ICirg e hv1 ng r oo m & .'. o l (l 1-.tlrn~·n 1<\tlh plt'nly of Cr1bln t? I S & 1'r1 bath s , ,r,l~ <l1lf1HH ctoocl uorocnsoot SSO.OOO w e hav e qualtf ied Real Es1ate Buyers. If st ncere about sell ing, catt today. we need properties $2l,OOO to S4S,OOO range , w e hav e many 11acant land seek ers. Ca ll Today. LUXURY HOMES - Stxf y f 1ve thousa nd upwa rd We • have se11era 1 C~tf today INVESTMENT - Dup lex , bOIM Si des presently rented And no letu o on the oem and for r enlals . WE HAVE OTHER LISTINGS & PICTURES OF ALL OUR LISTINGS IN THE OFFICE COME IN & LET US HELP WITH OUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS . WE BUY . SELL OR TRADE Douglos Welherhott- Broker , 446· 4H4 SALES ASSOCIATE earl W1nter s 446-3828 John C•udttt•IS·~ 167: Charles Kiesling 446-l964 Lee 'Johnson 1lH740 REDUCE D T O ~21 , 000 Ownrr tn ft 01nd & n eeos 10 ,,, l,~,r,; ,11 Mr • <. ~,~, th J Of'ct r oom )lom e near V into n Hn n • 11•'1'11'> '>orr, r. p,lrr tlUPClQOIS beau l tf UL A pprox I~ ,v r•''> rJ TIJ 1l'::>1ur• 8. wOOcf~ w th bdiMlC(' !rl la bl e. A lSO !tJ"(' IOlltJ "'' pon J & OTI1 er ou tbuddtngs BARGAI NS ARE HARD TO FIN D LOOKING FOR SOMETHIN G tn the Ew tn gfor' orca n We have listed a corner tot wtlh stat 1on buddtng oltrs an ad dtftonal lot across the sl re-el Crtlf for rnorf• 1nformafton N EW LIST ING : 2 bedroom , carpe ted home Situated (lr u pp er 2nd A11e . Gall •polts One lloor . Ideal tor young or ' rel 1r ed couo le L1vrng , uldtty r oo ms. , k dchen and bath New wtrtng and pl umb1ng Newlv renovated (dlt 1or m ore Informa tion NEW LIST I NG : In Gall1p0ltS , Locust Sf , larqf' 110mt only 11 7 bl ock;s f r om sc 11oo rs, co nvcn1cnl tocrl1 10n c r1n be used as two apar tmrnts, f! r 1~,: Qn t >y S76,9lJO lW YES we n a~o~e nou se fr a iler s a nd lot s. Ldfge 7 stor y VA OR FH A Ov1 r 1 acrr r1MU 1 I mt te from Ct l y 1 tlOt l <., N1w11 r1 rno<t( trd 3 bc droor"l nome tne w Std 1ng ll•ltWIHllt t1<r l w,lfr r tlPrlfr r fur nncc. porc hes, e tc.) In ILtW'" n l.tr<w rtvtnQ room 3 '::>PtiCIOU3 bedroom s, very tll( ~ !r'l, t>'i,,.Jrtl! ctrn.n q room Also full ba5.e ment Wt l h 11lll'ltl f or rl'r "'""1oom & lnundr 1 room Low S30s lliJ'"'' CROWN .C ITY - Three or tour bedroom w tth lar ge !tiJ ing room and kitchen Full balh, k1tchen ap p lia nces go wt th house A barg a tn throu ghout, w b fr p l i n l tv r m . uf ti ii Y rm Th ts home is neat as a pin _ BABY FARM - 1 68 ACRE FARM BUILDIN G LOTS : 75'x.120' , all underground utdthes r ural wa ter, central sewage collecl1on, bladtop streets No m ob ile homes Pnce $3,500 00 buy . LETTHEGALLERYSELL YOURPROP E RTY In EXCEL LE NT BU SINE SS LOC ATIO N 155' 1ro nlagc on PI 1'-i diJC'Il!l o 1111 tr orn ro ....m Allrn cl tve ra nch horne Rod ney Rural w ater , no mobile hom es Pr1ce S5 000 ea ch BRICK RANC H. RT . lS t\ TO SELL - LARG E MO D E RN HOME IN TOWN Pertcc t pl ace t,J r 1 tldt!r, n r v~cJik. ro <::.chooiJ Th•~ orcnar a h tll nom e w Uil"'> t 1 1rr.J• twclrooms l oa tn3 f'(l1 tn k i tChen , l,tmlll rocrm m tn mMvPiou<:. vr·'W 2 large patt oS and r ,J rTI ,ll IJ.t''' n11111 ,u,o oversut>(.J t.No 1.. ar ga r ilge ThE , • ., , p 11 t r;f l1<, It" prl (l' S.19 500 ONE ACRE LEVEL LOTS on Hamsb ur g Rd ncar BOB LANE, BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE GALLI POLlS , OH 10 AN~ IOU S lop co ndtlt on <ln(l on(• ol th " bes t locrrtrons J large IJt uroom-. l or m.11 clrnonq quJI• Ii lt'cl t tn} kiiChen , 1 'l tJrlll1'> lt i ~> pld c •' 7 r ,,r qd ra ql IMQ" landsca ped lol n 1, OVE R • Owner!:. MP ; r,xtou s to se ll 1111r) .11rroosf new hom e ~ p c'ICIOU3 ktf Cil n W!lll Cal 10 rtrt:'a Almo"' c111 .1P p lt Unces qo.;.:t\\, t\c llg 11drm s., I '!1tJ~ ltvin g room, tw .... <1r gMoge Pl{'n ty storilfJC' New p aved ctr tiiCWt'lY Close Ia Hol zer M c d Center . Immedia te OWN E R TR ANSFER RED P r rrl(ir~tS4 11 000 SprrnqVc~ lll'f 59 900 LOOK TH II OVER' Tht'J l arm houst- has ~~:or. r ooms. bdlh , fu l l bascmr"''tl. carport , ~ f orm w lrtl.f'~ , r ural wa l er or 0 "' C\\\""~ 15oo lbs ..ll•!tc, $2S.OOO.OO ex cep t huntmq &. camptng 40 acre :. of tnP Wildes.! cou nt r y tn G.-JIItcl Co Local('d tn !h e N r!f n( Na I10n ill For cs. l & prrcf <J i'll OHIO RIVER REALTV, INC. · men t only , STR OU T REA LTY 4•16 OOOB PRI CE REDU CED : 3 bedr oom carpe ted home located on L ower Rive r Rd , 011er lookrng th e Oh 1o R1ver Somrr~ver frontage , newly redeco rated . prtce reduced to 101 ACRES A ll c tcc1n mosll y l d lnbl e, presen tl y 1n g r ass 2 poncts, sever at uoocl l)a rn s & sneds , J cow mtl k p nr l o~. tot) l>ase, 1lx60 rnob 1l(' nom e tS now r en tC'a , 6SO II fr on ta ge on Sta te R t S5•t rll E no, Ohro, 1,000 ft fron taqc on coun t ( r d S7S,OOO Call for mor e de I a do;, 1 JUST LIKE NEW Canterbury 446 3408 NEAR LECTA 101 ac r P !arm w t111 45 A ttll fl bl r. 5 rm hou se, 3 bar ns. sc ver r1 t oth er oulbutldr ngs ce ll r~r house, sprtng wntC'r & ,, 3500 lb l ob . base $50,000 IO yo CAlL NOW Conventcn tl y toea ted 1 Ar e you l ook1ng for a n tc e l arge nome close fo sc hool s. grocer y etc ? The n her e ts the one, a n tce '1 s tor y f r a me Fea fu rcs. 4 bed roo m s, bath s, form al entry w ith open sfa ,rcase rtnd lt"Vtng r oom , fam ily room M oder n eat tn k tt wen w1 lh a 1drge pantry, ultft l 't' on The matn fl oor Also a u t ili t y bud d ing a nd a garage, al l th is located on a lM ge lot w i th a new cha tn l1 nk fence LO OK T HI S Mos~ - Level ~ ml r olltng la n(l, Rnc coon Twp , Gii llr pol ts Ci t y School Dr s! , front s on I rds , w ater line on 2 St drs, poten t ta l pl u s ................... "'''"'d·· .... ' ' ' '' CITY PROPERTY 446-1066 BEAUTIF UL CONTEMPORARY The m ost 1JI 'duldul woodPd !;.Pt1r ny m lt1t3 are,1 18 wood ed acres rn Crlr 5ct'lool Oro:,! Lovcl f J br"d room home w 1th rrow' s nr~t 1 frrPpt nu•o:, lamtl •t room plus hug e r ec room, oflt r1 rlnd J 1Mih":~ Wrap around dec k - V er v <lOO<I old 11rn" tJMn fou mus t sec rn ts one t~ e ntly RANNY BLACKBURN, BRANCH MANAGER 8 R homf' ·I or 5 BR . co m pl ete k11 c hen. DR . L R new woot1burncr , F /\ Otl fur 1wcc , loq cabtn, work shop, co m bldg Over 8 dC r e~.­ bcauti i UI land , leve l to r oll mg Bldg lots Many ways REALTOR 512 .500 tage o n Sfa l e Reu l e 7 i'I P prox 6 m 1, nor I h o f town Wtl ll ease a l l or par t VA APPROVED HO MES PLUS- TREMENDOUS GOODI ES• 160 RUSSELL WOOD 13 A SOU ND IN VESTMENT COM MERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - 400 II Ir on n. AREA 097 1 GOOD FOR NOTHING MORGA N TOWNSHIP COMMERC IAl 511 P E R BUY• RANCH4BEDRODM S Spa ce abou nds tn fh 1s room y home. Spac• ous tty tng r oom ca thedral cetl lngs an d w .b: fire pla ce. for mat d rn 1ng <Hea , m odern fullv equ1pp(' d k i tc hen, 3 ful l bath s, ce ram tc ! tie , fu ll fin ts hed basem ent wtth large tam tl y room a nd w b f tr eplace, ta rg e u t ttrt y room , r ec roorn and a playr oom for th e l r!f le ones Double ca r gar age f w i l h el ec trt c open er Set ft ng on a good si ze lo t most ly c hat n l 1nk fence d L oc ated off fro m St ate Rf FOR LEASE New 6,000 -..q I! Brtc k (o rnmr ' f Cittl ~o r LP(l~l' NoN' .' QOQ SQ N ow (Oi npi!' INI :• 000 'lq f 1 Nnw BP• nq R l'IIOV c llt •{ I .' 000 r;,q It to 01• Q.,nov,l tt'CI ~ 100 P,tvt•d PMkrn<l qO(''l ,vr ll r ti lt' It .t '; i' (rlll N 0w .t wdl Ill' h'(1'.>t•CI LOG CAQI N - LMQ f' ston C' t trcpl ace. rn o<ler n b<J!h, toll, log s ar e hilnd newn, 14 wogoC'd acres, g r eat p lace to r;Tt> t away EKCELLENT BU SIN ESS OPPORTUNITY BEA UTIFUl VALLEY VIE W SEClUSIO N CMhedral ce 111ng Roug h saw ed cedar L011ely lrv1 ng r oom wrlh hu ge beau t tfu l WB l1rcplace . Lo ts of other ex tras .n cludt n Q l ull base men ! /\!1 lh tS on o sccntc 6 7 a c r('~ M O'.'t ll (j IO lilt ':. M C'il? You' ll be glad y ou Inspec ted lll1 s. oul sl ,lnct1 nq tH)IllC H Js J IJectr oo m s, P4 ba ths. d1 1ng room , rll ((' nletlcrn k.t1 ct1en, l tVtng room w rt h ft r C'p lno'. lu ll y Lclrp<' l t'cl na t u r ,~l gr~s neat, g ar aq e, shown b y n ppo1ntmen r CROWN CITY E)(trllrn l !Ju tl rl rn (! tor 11u <., 1nrs or ol fr ee, but l d 1ng rs sc·t up tor 11 bc c~uly ~h op or rl bnrbcr bo th Wtltl cq utp mC'n t, luc.l li'Cl on r1 n rcr lo t Pr 1cc re1juc:ed t: alll od•lV RODNEY 4 ~6 ROul e 27 ACR: ES 160, approx 5 acres lev el lnnct , good tn veslrn cnr fo r HANDYMAN SPi;C I AL GoocJ otclr-r nome, bedroom s. bal ll, Otn1nq room alm os t nf' w turn ace, needs. a 11 t tie work bu 1 •.., ,, qoou t1uy tor SI? 800, I oc Mled on a nt ce l ot .n IJ, ct w(' ll Br tc k hom e stt uoted on a spacto us wooded lot w tth 1n Ctly Ll m tf s Step IN SIDE a nd see fh 1s lov ely l1 v 1ng r oom, wdh a coz y w b i! rep lll cc , 3 bedr oo m s, cm y famrl y r om , cq u rpped k tl c hen. 2 bath s, large Ultlr f y r oo m w tlh severa l bU1!1 tn c ab1nets New car pcttn g, gas to rccd ,11 r f ur nace and ce n Ira I dtr 2 Cdr ga r ag e A good qua l tt y ~J ut II t1om c LOO K T HI S OVER! On t:' story , atum in ut'll s•dt ng, 2 bedroom s bath , m o<tern k1 tchen ltvtng r oo m . l ull ct1vt dl•d LJiHie+llent , dou bl e c .1r 9Mi'IQC pl us a n ex. Ir a QM itlJt' A ll 1t11s : > rlltng on 'l ,,crcc;. ol w oodl and Ctl y ~c h oo l <II S! r tc t Won 1 l as t to nq Cn l l now WE I acr es, tOO acr es p a~ tu rP & cropland , coal & l t~n cs t o n f' rrpcr ted , nea r- pr oposed U S 35, QOOd tO YCSI IYlen t propcr fy $100.000 ' ROONEY VILLA GE II N tcc r .-1n ch w tlh 3 1Jectroom s, bafh Wtlh sl1ower , Ct1rpc fc d, 1 cdr ga r<19e, co unty water , Ctfy 5c hool d rsfrt cl vf'r y qoocl buy tor S25.000 NEW LISTING Good J bt d rootn llOU~P, ba th . e,_, tertOr has atum•num Std1nq , 2 \ lr ,1wber ry pil tchcs, 9 acr es loca ted on Detv 1s R<l , low prr cc ot Sl 5 900 CAL L NOW FOR MORE INFORMAT ION AND AN AP POIN TM E NT' 446-288S E vt• n1ngs SALE GREENFIELD TWO Ml LES OUT bc~lh FOR Lo ca ted on o ld Rout e \60 rt t E ver gree n, Ltn co lq P 1kf' & Gcoq,J('S Cr e('k Ret Co water a vn tlabl e M ob il e hOmes we lcome mg only ss.soo M ER N HOME AND28ACRES Be lh C' l tr sl to see lhts very we ll ke pt 3 l>ed room nome A ll bu lf t 111 kt tchen, b a th, lt vt n g room, has u wood burne r D•vtdcd l>ao;;('m ent & r cc r oom Th 1S r•omc tS on ly 6 yro;; old Loca rcct o ff !r om St R ! 554 Nor1t1 C<1 11 fo1 111 r1 ny m ar l"' (teta tl s LOTS fl c1 11 c o unty wa t e r avatl abl c, mob ile homes we lco m e , to cclf e d tn Ccn tenilry on L1 nco1 n Ptk e TOWNSHIP 18 acre s, steep, roc ky bru shland, good for hunt ing and ca mp IMMACUA TELY KEPT HOME REAL TO 992 Jl l S 216 <,.Second Street COMPACT HOME - TillS lOT FOR SALE BOx 180. 446-7013 EW 44t)-3Cll434 K en Morga n fl SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE . Ru s. sel l 0 Wood - Ev e m nq ~ 4~6 4111B "We Sell !Jetter Living" $3,500 .. . VIRGILB SR CALL show r1 of! Arthur A . Nibert Sen•or M ember Amencan Soct efy of Apprais er s THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENtY H•·al Estatr fur ~alt• Heal E state for Sa I<· GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENC~ ,Y ilt II ilOUS\l lei li S •" - - " " • Heal E•tate tor Sale - 1218 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I we're the Neighborhood Professionals." TEAFORDm H.,aJ Eslat., fur Sale BAIRD & -FULLE~ REALTY EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED to ll'dl l'<t<~lu ru tr~s c111d requla tr o r1 s Wtwl1 rl s trrn clur yuu to :,ell :tt; ~'Mtate tor Sale Heal Estate l~fW-i Kral ),;•tate for ::iale Use Sunday Times-Sent_inel Classifieds 23 LOCUST STREET • • [).7'--The Sunday Tunes&ntinel, Sunday, Aprtl9, 1978 For Best Results Use Sun.d ay Times-Sentinel Classifieds " cH r• NEW L I ST IN G 50 r~cre'J. '}s tory l rrunt 11 onw lO<illt'CI on Frrcndly RtdQ(', 3 becrroom , lu c f orl t urnitct~ one born , property len cNt. Prt CC'S30.000 00 IF YOU ' RE THINKING ABOUT SELLING , GIVE US A CALL AND WE ' LL BE HAPPY TO DIS CUSS OUR LISTING CONTRACT WITH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LISTINGS! !! LET US SELl YOUR HOME WHEN YOU ' RE REAOY . '"' t;1•• ,HJ..,, nr r,· ', Don' t s top look best buy you're go1 ng to see L.,.,.,nq {I r11no oro10 3 bedrooms. butlt 111 eat tn k. tt r .•n 1u11 1" t'lnl·nr ta l ":. of qoo(l space for fa mi lY or roorn r:: 1,1 1 It nccctlot il!lCI Qriraqe $.32,900 r. lh,~ NES Tl ED IN THE WOO DS 5 MIL ES FROM TOWN JTMtltnt ,lornu un lht<:. Tr N~ ltnt'rJ drtve, w"t :: hi ng the .. <lUll r<·ls ol,, f ,1s fOU •lDPrOa cl1 tn•s r f' i'lll y beaut iful I J'ilf( rf'rl\\000 } <,'Or { tnal rS (QtllO!t•tcty surrounded n, t>IO ln~.-~·ty \1\0Q(!<., 1 n1s nous1• 1nctu.df\S a fo rmal en trdtHt writ d/1 •..JP''" c., to rW'dp lilrQe,llvrng r oom wifh tot'> ol ttlr~c.,.., ct' nor liiJr nry buil t 111 k ttct1en wtlh bi g vtr'w ot 11'~ wood<, clml pool 21 , ba th s, a or 5 bedroo ms 1 P1r'1S it•r tlt'(lf oo1n hilt:, <.,f' ll 1nq: roorn oM pr ,vate ba th ) Full brl':!t m1 nlDrlt""ltal! y llntSh t cl lr1 mtly & rec . room 2 Cr;H QMil~~' YOU N On I lin d c1 fltC(•r llOirlC IMMEDI ATE PO SS E SS ION Owner na s moved, tnUC..I q II niJ\\ )p, ~ IOU'i ..t b<'droom t10me Ill town Wt lh liHlH' l"n11 y room&. lrvnlQ r oom plu.., 2 bat hs Nt ce y,lr£1 \\>1!11 Utlrrlill S,'B 800 ATTRACTI VE HOME ON 3 ACRES 2 story home •n C<'n l efi>Otnt wtll1 a oanoram•c v1cw of the countryst de Tn,o;, t 1 ro om llom(' •ncludes. d C.O lY 11v•ng room wttn w I) t p qooo ~tlNt D+'(lroorns& pr(' ll y k1tc nen. F .A. otl turn.lLi &. e~ 1!,173 l h60 rnobtlf> t1orn£' plus e)( Ira hookup tor rratlt' r Low $40 '3 BUILDING LOTS & ACREAGE wOODED HOME SITE 4 ac res rnore or less on Ch('rry Rtclqc rn Rt o Gto noc No mob ile homes p lt'<l S(' S12 900 LOTS Wh tl c Oat-: Roact Good spot for but ldlnQ or mobrlc hom e Lot s are approx 2 acres. >t .soo.ooea . LARGE BRICK IN TOWN Good 10 room Mom e on 2nd Ave Down ~l ~1r s has been rem od eled, upsta irs needs a t1tfle w ork Could bee orne alt ne homft or rent a l •nveslm('n t FL'n cc d tJac kyard {'lnd 2 car carport . Cal l Toctay AnENTION DON'T ' GIVE IT AWAY!!! YOUR HOME MAY BE WOR TH MORE THAN YOU THIN K... Don ' t fry to se II it '( our se lf . Let a pro fessronal do 1t for yo u. It may sav e you t1m e and money' Think Rea I Estate Think Strout Really 446-0008 " The only Broker yo u' ll e11er need " • You can't sell Apples out of an empty ba skel. Residentia l Proper·ly N"dtd . $25,000 to $55,000. We absolutely do h1ve Qualified Buyers waiting for us to find the right pr operly for them . ' · E.M. WISEMAN. BROKER 446-3796 tvE. E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER 446-4500 JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446-7811 EVE. 500 2ND AVE. CALL 446.3643 GAlliPOLIS �1).6- The Sw1day Tunes-&nl111el, Sw1day, <}pnl9, 19i 6 Heal Estate for Sa.IP lt<Jal E• tate for Sale H<!al t :statc for :Sale Heal Estate·for ;;ale • 446-6610 We Don't just Show Your House. We Sflow It Off. We slww f)Oicrllr.ll ht.yor s .111. 1118 lillllqs ilicll lndKP d I'UUSe d i'Llilll' J IK(' 8Xird Sllli"dC]L' SIJdC8 Or tile ''l"ll Ill n ,,~I URY 2 1ll.iCit '·' c"·IJL' ' •,,,,,, ',1 specr, l lly lr .mwd t"•'li",', llldl w 111 t,rltlWit>dqc ol <'1<'1 , il' 11(i 110111 ~ilUW111Q ilOUSOS VJIIU" li 21 SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE Loc nfed 3 miles · Gall 1polts on Sl Rt 7 Stor y & ha lf. fr am e, J bedrooms, ba th , modern kttchcn, d 1n tng llreil , lt vtng roo m ft re ptace, doub le CM q .;rr agc Al ~o has a rC'nl a l p rOIX' I ty wtt h tt Cll Y scnoo l d tslrt c t Good 1nve stmen 11 Tt1 1s very n1 cc home fea ture s 3 bedr oo m s, and a ha lt . large modern k tfche n, d tn tng area, hvtng room w1th a con1ca l f1re plil cP uttl i fy ro om , se ltrng on a good stz e lot Th1 s home 1S very tastefully dec orat ed Ther e ts ai50 a n {1bove tne qround s wtm mt n ~ poo l Buy t nts hom e a nd you ' ll be r ea dy l or the not su mm er d a ys 1 Bonnte Stutes Evenmgs CITY PROPERTY, E~CELlE N T CO NDITION LIST WITH US Merrr.t Carter Eventngs J79-2184 WILL SELL PLAN TATION COU NTRY HOME ACRES & 5 Loc af ed oh Slat e Rl 141. n•cc nome, k ilChen l tvtn Q room , 4 bed r oom s, ba tll , llc15('!ll(•n l Ow ner Wi ll sen wr th sm a ll down pa ym ent & lnnd co nt re~c t to (tny quali fi ed bu yer GOOD IN VESTME NT OR RENTAL PROPERTY 1? 11crrs mor e or tess of vil cn n t 1.1nct mo:. tt y tcvct n r:~s a !.Jrfl dll pond on 11 ,l nd d W1•rt Possrbll' !lOok up to( IW O rn OIJtl(' llOITll'S Close l o llliiii!S ACRE AGE Sr )t' .1crr-s on l}lr!Ckt op ro"(l Each off 1c e IS Independen tl y owned and operated CF NTU RY /1 ~OUT HERN H ILLS C<:El~L ESTA TE . ?3 LOCUS f.., I , PHONt: J46 6010 • • Hill ! ot ilfCi'l or morro IS woo<! to • Sellt ng "'' " Jt'c1SOI1tl bl l' pncc Hnnndn 1 r f\CC' Sc hool Dr s! Lol s ot lor f'WOO (I Cnll Now lAND FOR DE VE LOPMENT VS REA·LTY u:::! BRANCH has 3 bedrooms , c1ty wdter and natu ra l gas Good for sta r ting ou1 or ret 1red couple Has leve l lot 1n Sy ra cuse Just S1,500 SIS , OOO Renovated 3 b ed room home wtlh · 7 baths . Na t ural gas and c1 1y w ate r Home wtl l take li ttle upkeep Wal k to the ~!ores COUNTRY LIVING BUD McGHEE MANAGER 428 SECOND AVE. PH. 446~552 ANYTIME IN TOWN - Wa tch the nver boa t s tr am thts 5 room home Newly redecorated wllh woodburntng f treplace Start out or re ti re here tor $7 ,500 1 ranch Wtltl lo ts of c lar; s wd.llove theiOCi11r On 01117 Two mtles f tom Gallipolis Thre r BR '" 11 1 ball•s . u1r! tl y Ml'cl kll chrn (lnd d1n1nQ (trr" a ,epMa l ed b{ <i' l)fH fht s IO"Vt•l y home tS comple te ly <lril PC<I . and 11;. c at pr tf'd throug hout except nT(• k.1t /\It f' l(l( ! rrc W111l trn lral arr , at Inch C'<l onro:lqe w•tn £1lr-c tr 1c ooor op ene r and ov(•r llead s lor aq •~ Call now fh tS I tO<' 110rnc •sava lla b le Hnml'Otillt ly New L rs ttng Lt' ! us ~Mw you a vPrv trrtct rv•• 4 { t' tl' old hornP rn Gnll1 pol rs I t t1n., n1r1 •P B R c., r ;"trp~· l lhr ouohou l (' ( f_(' pt kd fH'Id tJrrn rn,.., vo•r f nf'tll hom r• r"> all el ~ ·c lr1 C ~nd r"> urtCNJ tn ttw Mtd S1 0'~ Cr1l l nov., tor an clOPO•ntnH•nt BR ICK HOME NEAR STORES - J bedrooms , bath . centra l heattng , and p art tal basement Has forma l dtntng . ltvmg and sit1 tng rooms N tce o a ~ tr lm mstde A home to be proud of for onl y $73 ,500 SYRACUSE - L1 ke new 3 bedroom home w th la r ge l e11e l lot Natura l gas centra l heat tng and equtpped ~liChen Just 5 year s ol d An 1nve!.lment ot $25,000. Recreat ton at pa r ~ lust a walk away NEW LISTING s 16.500 W~l trade NEW USTtNG - 9 acres on State Route Ha s electr ic and Le adtn g Creek wa t er a11ad ab le Good budding slle for S10,000 NEW L ISTI NG - S 96 acre J bedroom home w tth bath E lectrtc baseboard heal Carpetedpa ll the way lhrough Good dug wel l sprtng ted . 4 ou 1bu11 dt ngs & Insulated $2 3,500 YOUR WEALTH IS DETERMINED BY YOUR ASSETS INVEST NOW. G. Bruc f Tea ford Helen L. Tea lord Sue P . Murphy ASSOCIATES t etter c hec k th1 s on e ou t soon Pr tC PCt ,g1 .. wr:ll wonn tt Natural g.1s hh~l .l'lCI rrn lr.ll r~rr nw ec11 1n to: rtcnrn tn CH.Idf''> lo ts ol v~> r y n r(.P ( .:tbtnl' IS. W1lh tor !1ll( n top<, Tl1l•rr ,., lo t') rnor•· to f'nJO'r' 1n !l11<, Nr•ll k1•pt honw GtVt' U\ n c,1Ji tocla f tor coml r•lf' d•' lrl tl.., '!.J~.SOO r1n(l tl I'> I ' , .. , ocre fol targ ll gmoge .... or k ar90 OI!.O cellar budd•ng wr fh uttlrly room cement porth ~E'' up fo1 rnob 1if' home l ocated"' long~ ..nlle A~k1ng S5600 wi th US Steel • 1n g BR 'S, oa n1, u t tlt t Y arNl, butl t tn kt tchen 1nctudt ng rang e Wtlt1 1100d , r et nq and Ursposa l AI30 a onr t M allclCnNt garage wrth Ovc rhr•nd !.I Or agr il ncl Ntr(.> d Wt l h 270 t•le<. l r1c ltw, hOil'l(' Arll v /o or FHA Call now tor (ln flppo.ntmf'n t ~:-'_•.,...!. . lll.....~...'ii-1_••1 Sprl ll9 IS here r1 n(l l10111f'S dr (' scl lrnq At il '•'!J '(J Pil CP 11 you Me tn iN C5 1CCl tn ou r ll<;ltnn on LPCrnn<IP Boutevar<J , per naos (OU c;.hould qrvr> u<, n r Milloddy Thts bl'au lv Cr1 n I IdS! rnur t1 longf'r Srluai("CI or• n co rnrr tot LO IS of f')'lrt1 ':1 Crlll now tor e~ n r1PPOin tnwn1 New Lt~ ltng Lol s of 1 1 Mr>rt tn thrc; ot<Jrr I)Omr L d<E' nrw r (1r ' ttn d INlnl'!r'(l w,11tc; plus fl WOOd ou rn 11 ttreplitcr· nrP !>OinP Of lh(' I"OIUfC'S YOV mil ,11'>0 rniO't lhr wmm(' r S.1 ll1pq on l h+> ~noor•d fr on t porrh w a tchJ nq Th e bOitiS o ~ lhf'y en l ('r (lnd r'ICr l ltlc lowr>r lor k chamt)rrs G'Vl' U'-1 a r dll l od(h' ~ hown by ~ppor n tm en l only Pl an to build th rs sor1nq on a lot you wtll be prouo of Wfl arc oflcrtng I acres tn a SP! ec. leditr eaonO J Wh 1t!'Rtl .so ' Yob dt'Ctd e 1f you wan t ont> ere or as much morP ac; rou nrrd Cal! now Cr t y schoo ls y.:-ar s old , 3 bed room mo(lcrn home w1lh conve ntcnf rnode rr' kt!c hen and dtnrnq arr~ Wtl h 5evc r ~11 bull 111 Crlbtnel s N 1Ct' lg b~tlh, l tvt n g r oom Total t• l cc tn c <lnd d wood bu r ner Locitlecl oil Stale Rou tt• 7 Re.=tsoni'lbl ( pr rced Ex r f'llen r s tart er Mrnf' Cnl l for ma r c clel r1tls MODER N HOM E PR ODUCTIVE FARf;l Roct'n tl y r c m octc ted hom e 15 Ac o t I t liabl e land , ! tied, ltrncd, r er.dy for top pro du Cfton , Sb ac lr mber One ly bnr n. ne w fool shed or loa l tno bMn . 1800 lb tob base HOu5<' th1 S new oatn. ul tlt l y rm , furnace , water sy str:,> m , 1nsu1ate d , fw o qood WOO<! burn tng f r pldCf!') Farm wel t tak('n car(• of A GOOD MO NE Y a n•cc clean nome o r ked in I he Gn.t(' u '!> rl ca ll Tn1s 110mr t3 l,t iUr11ccJ on neMiy an <1 cre ot l c1 ncr tn the Vtlla Qf' ot F"u r ek A C-1 11 now tor an apl)otn l mpn t Showpla ce rtw:, tS rour cnance ro own one ot Gnllrrl Countv '3 l rne tlomrs 1n1s IOIIC IY hOmf' •"• <:.u rr ound~d by 35 a cre ~ of r olltnq IM rn land and 1! ts !outT E>d 1ust 7 rn1I£>S fr om town Coli now We ha ve rece ntly sold ~ ~ v era! prop(lrtr es an d ar e !teektng hst.ng s for our many pro· spect s. . II you ar e tnter ested .n sellrn g your property , gtve us a cal l It is very pa si bl e that we hcwc a buy er W11img to pay a fa 1r P•• ce for your hom e . We Are Offering Financing Through VA, FHA and Conventional Loans. Check With Us· Before You Buy. 1-------~ A LOVELY CDU NT R Y HOME AN D8AC RES Sl ofy anu n hi! II co mpl etely re mode led inst de <tnd ou t wllh new S1cllng, d rywal l, wl111 PAp er , An d ca r petr ng very de l i ghtfull y de cor .-H Nl , J becJ r ooms,, opcn sta•rca5(.• , nt ce bi!fh, lrJ r gc to. rtchtm anu drn.ng .u crt w ll h QUcl l tl y buil t Cc10 ti1C IS Good water 5Upp ly , toq bMn , garagt', l"l.:tY shed , rJnd COftf Ul rltly butldt ng Beaut i fUlly rehnrs hed ll 's. JUS! tops tor "l he money' Ca ll tor mor e oe tntls TO DAY • ;18.900, Tom Wh1te, Salesman, Hom e Phone 44 6· 9557 Phof1e 7 • 7 7965 HOUSE AN D b u~lllPS~ budd1 11'J ',,, i(Aed •,I t• iH'J J5?9 ~ -_ __ Reall':s tah• fur Sa le SYRA CUSE IHIH E bedr oom housr l or <.olf' rolol elcttr•( ro rport .,rorOQ" (Qrpetr ng 01 1 co nd rrt ottlr1g 5 yeoiS old Prt( ed r r>O '>onnbl'y' Q9J 534A COMFORTABLE AFFORDABLE RANCH JU ST LIS TED 1 Only 1 MAKER 30 acres ou t of town w 1lh repatrable 6 roo m house Ha o; a dril led -N ell .and dug we ll to be ptped 1n to the house n ~lU('S wr 111!1l four m .t cs 01 (.,lllrpolrS l d('i11 buiiCI IIlCf SI IC'S, f'ilh€'r l€'Vf'l 1anct or wo oded Mei1 G,'l ll rpol l':> sr liool sys tem nluc:. Kl op .. oi'ld c~nd ru r al Wo1 1("r Over WF. NEED LISTINGS COMFORTABl E BRICK AND FHAME Th rs new t1orne rs se ll rng on JO J a t r es of g r ou nd ThtS 11orne ha3 3.200 square tee t For ma l toyer . 3 3 vPry rn od.e rn o.:ttns, sunken la r ge llvt ny room Wtfh wooden pl an k lloo r 1nq and a la r ge bcd ut •fut Co lor ado ~ t o n e tr r epl acc, fll m tty room , ve r v modern lar ye k.tt chen W1lh l nrg 1• pan tr y , el abOr afc oa k c ab tn rs, Corn 1ng SfOVe, d i.shwasher, lrds.n comp aCior , il l so utili t y r oom w11n oak c ab tnets for m al dl n• ng ar ea, 2 ca r q,Ha gc wtlh automati C oo e ne r M any m or e fl'iH ures Ver y tast efu lly oeco n eo! One of the most gracious hom es tn Gal li a County w1th a fanta st ic .XJ r•w 1 O'' N aft t)Cdr o om~ . EXCEL lENT STARTER HOM E 69 Acr es Whaf a beau f tf ul hom e St Rt 325 an d Cor a M il l Rd E1 ghl room s, bath and pl enty wette r F arm wel l lt>n ce d Good out bu tl d 1ngs 35 Ac r es leve l ftll abl e l and M uch m or e - SELLI NG RE ASONABL E ! 10 ACRE BUILOING SIT E · Good ro ll tnq lrmd on tJ iciC kl op rortU Most all l tl l.-t iJie h •nC t '~ rlf(' fcltr Spr 111q av il tlntJif' !or w.l lf'r r f' VPiop nwn r "( I ns.!' to church GOO D t3U Y 1 MOBILE HOME COURT Three good m obil e homes located c lose to C1 fy Th es(' are tn good co ndi t ron E tt sy to k ee p 'r' e"n fet1 G ood n vestm ent owner wtll se ll wtt n sm a ll da wn pa yme nt or la na con tret c t to any qua ll t ted buye r CALL TO DA Y! 1 AUTHENTIC LOG CAB IN Th• s hom e wd s buil l troll\ orrOrllr'l togs, S•fl tng .n ! i'olf' ilUf'S o l wo ndtr~ n cl Wl lh a beaut tt ul v1cw f111s t10mr features a larqc ltvtng room w rHl a f teld stone l trPpi.Ke, an opt' n Ma rr w,w lead1nq Ia upstarr~ bedr oom, n tce moctcrn ktl chf'n , one IMth ~ncl tutl bn!>cme nl Cn l l for morf' par t iCUla r s ' BRAN O NEW RANOt _or dh (I rn ,111 1llt dl i{Jl ,l !ton ') 1,1 1f' Rout(' NO 141 0 ppro'IC •I mrli..''l tr am tow n r!l t IV ~c tt OOI clt<., Tr tCI on ,1 llt(t' tit' to! S 1~ roorn llU tn l', ntCI' <om •or l ,ll)l•' con"~'' v,l i Pwr nom r I IH '>r)l11 ,., for 111" "l0' 10tny n tt i HI ~ ·rl' VACANT LAND LARGE HOME IN CITV L g two story ~o u se co nve n te ntl y loca t ed In Gallt pol ls Nrne r oo ms, 4 r oo m s on t rr sl fl oor pl us halh, 5 room s wr th t)c1 th on second floor Hou se ts m ode rn ttnd 111 g ood co nd N Ke nom e or t wo good r t>n Pr tccd r~aso na b f e tal s Please catl tor m or e tn for m aft on If you wan t v,; c;mt land lor 1nvestment or o ~m,'ll l f arm , h ow Ct'ln you tw en ty IWO OVNIOOk tht S acr es 10 lttl,lblf> 1l pasrure Older or~rn r cpc=ttr ilb lc for tobn cco Base 1300 lb~ Good len l L' S piL•n l y Wclh.' t 700 It rottd l r onlttg C', $ 11 ,.)00 160 C1ty Schoo l O•sl r lc t. Shown by ap po intm ent' Call for more defatl s! NEW FARM LIST IN G 70 Acres , 1b ac good fNt dt• bo tt om litnd, 10 ac wood lot The rt':! t 10 pft slurt • Pl en t y wate r , n•cc stn· rtrn LQ runs rnrougtl l.'lfm c.oun rry nome, 2 s tory , b rooms , ? por c. nc s, new floors ctown5 1c1Jrs )!1 actP trees 111 ntlC co unt ry ~f· l ltnQ , oli<,.O ch• Ckf>n 110USf:' , CC•IIM Wt lh ll OUSi'!, 01C1! Sr/C' tarm tn <JDOU condtlton lo b baSe MAKE US liN OFFER CE DAR - A FR AM E L oc afNl on ,1 on e cK re woodecttr' ln•s'oec1uty Stt tt ng tn the woodla nds fedl urt;ts three bed r oo m ~. I' 1 bath ~ lt11tt19 rOOill . mode r n ktt c hen , oppn ftr p lace and open "> l •11r Wt)'( Jead u'lg to th e 'l up~l at r bedr ooms E l ectri C hC,1 1 1 nts ty pe ot no me tS 11 1 ver y muc ll d mc'ln d 1 (A ll NOW 1 MODERN J BEDROOM HOM E Ow ne r mus t se ll 11n m cd1a tety Ra nch ty pe Com N ice s11e roo m s. for trtbiP cat tn k. 1tcht n, bu d! in CAbi nets One car gar age Lg l eve l lot Plcn l y open space fo r cnt ld rcn to PiltY, end of str ee t MAKE US AN OF FE R MOBILE HOM E IY70 c na mp 10r1 mOdel , one corner 101 F our roo m s. wtt n t>a tn Cood condition. 1500 yr. I, sept ic tank a nd d r tl led wAt er furn ts hed Rur a l w.'lt er close by H oo ku p a ll r ea dy tor extra moorte nom e Thr s can o e a Qood tnv es tm ent Own f wo, li ve in one, wri t go a to ng wil ys. lowarcl pa ym ent Ren t them bolh . shouldn ' t be any prob lem Ca ll now. $ 13.500 l)j) <;0011' SPR 1NG SPECIAl I;~ ;~t r P!) Good it'JIC('S., '>111 .111 ponct .1nct ,, '.> lro114 '>prt no lor -A rl i N ,\npro x II)\ tob.ln o two bid a IOU', olJl(l ··,()1111' DrrL<.'O to ':.1'11 •no WHISPERING PINES 17.8B Acres more or less ot vac ant la nd l nr~ • cd 1n a super loc con.' 1 mtl es fr om R 10 ~\JI .: H('lS S(•v eral Jar~~ p ine trees on • ,, and d good t}ur!d tng tot IN TOWN N tce c111 r,l c l tv p hO II lf' Wt lh J l> cO r oom s, 1' ; ba ths , la r ge l 1vtng room, l orrn cll dm1nq room ,1 n tce k1 t chen , f ull br! SC'mf'n t, ow nr t m ovt'dou r o f town wtl l con Sider off er s EDGE OF TOWN - lovely Rou1e Bu st nes.'\wt th unlrmrlt•cl p oll'll l trll II youw c~n l to be tndepen dent and hnvr <1 mon t' Y !nilk.rnq bu-,r ness of your own , stop tn a r ou r of ft CC' l or c!Pidtl t:, • l11t 5 w01 1k nown CM r y Ou t ,c:, one- ot rnc area's bes t A money m,lkti1Cl t) UStllf''1S lllo'll lllCiudPS the propert y', ntu.• lol to Ollio R1vrr !r):turrc, nnct tnven tor y Bu s1nPSS has n v er y qooct rwl tncotllf' pt•r tt•r~ r Stop tn and tel us. QIVL you the ell !,ttl\ NICE LO T GoocJ mob de Mnw or butlclulo 'i t!(' over 1 2 acr e n1ce lanCI, loco trct ci 03 \' ro town on Rt 1-1 1 Prt cC r ed uced to $4,100 • 18 ACRES VNy n 1cc 1,1nct 101 tnVI'S 1t11Pnl or (ll? vl.'lop LDL!lftd c lose to Ad m en!, smr1 tl fMm or llom (' lie Sc hool "I"' lOS ACRES Good tarm w• l tl .'l moorrn 7hNtroom nome. ful ly ca r pe ted . nt ce kt tch pn w ou ld br '" qood bee f farm , na s i'l IMCJC' t>ar n, 40 ):[50' w11 11 equtprnC'n l for ra1 s1ny pou l tr y, n1ce pond , Fc>r quson 3) w 1th all f'QUtp m en! , l et us show you lil tS I 1nt· f .11 rn WE NEED LI STINGS NE HAV E A WAITING liST OF ~UYERS . LIST WITH US FOR FAST fOUR PROPERT Y. Evenings Call Oscar Baird, Realtor 446-4632 John Fuller, Kealtor 446-4327 VACA NT LA ND FOR SALE 12 A cr f> s ol qood lr-rlll f' level te~nd , has b!'('n !tiled 10 acres or more f tmbcr, cut ou t '" 19T/, t ne res t tS pasture 48 acr es tn all Goocttr"vcst ment , S7 5, 000 NEW MO L>U'- •R HOMF 1400 SQUARE FEET li VIN G SPACE Lor ,1 1 ~ o rll lilt ' t'( l<l\' ot Rr o "' 'r1 11' Rl Gt <~r1W• Vrt t,1qt' No J J~ on ,, llt Cl' ~ ''' lor (1 11[1 d(l{lr lt 011rll Jot l ,111 Dt' purllr.t'L'cl Ve r f SCI' Ilt l IIII'W uvt·rloo k.t~Ht B oh Evrtn<, F,1rm., Ft'tl1Urt 3 furmc1l rn tr y, frvtno room •'HHJ dtnrnq room M Od!'rn r<;l,lll(! ktl r lwn ,11 1bud! rn I P.l l' r', Jltl h ,1 ~unkl'll ltrv ru1 ru t,ll t I••( Till 'mok.r ,lldrrn C.1n U\1' mrtny t ,l (lil!rl'':t Wll1~ 11 1lfl' riV t~ ll,liJIP tll r ou ql• 1.!1o Gr,111(1r Co lli'tll' ly 110,000 2 BR ran ch 1S c lean as a P•n and offe r s a llx20 f am rt y rm , L R , modern k1t chen , laund ry rm , stee l Std1ng, storm door s and w i ndow s, cen t a•r and over I ilUf' ol land sn own b y ilPPOtnl mcn t OWN YOUR OWN CAMPStT E tn thE' wtl derness of l h" Wny nc Na ltOn ill For es t 5 to B a cre tra cts ot wooUiand now ava1lab lc actt o tntn g rnou sa nds of cl UCS Of govcr nrnc nl lan<l Publ iC nunltng , l tsl).tn y a nct carn ptng pcrm tii C'd Prr cc-:. si M I a t S2500 w rth fr nan c 1ng avn tl c1 biP, n:J !rM 36 acres nea r M c 1gs M tn cs, S ncres leveL mos t of br~ J uncc co uld be p as tu re, smel l! stream , rown sn tp rOi'ICI, lo ll ,900 RACCOON CREEK acr es of fl at lan d Wtlh 11p prox 1500 It ot cr ee k Iron sa ndy sort , barn lr19(' loc.;, ted 1n North ern Ga ll ta Co 11 3, 000 IN COME PROPERTY 12,000 sq 11 butld. ng locciiCd 1n M iddlepor t. r ent po1en ltal of over SJO.OOO per YCM Ca ll to r morr tn ton natlon EIGHT THOUSAND DOLL ARS 4 rm s, bfl! h, pa ri brt sem('n l, neect s s.Om(' r('pa• r s. woocl bur nt'n g S.IOVI , p l m05o l 7 il Crf'S On l hf' Bar cus Hollow Ref , ( lilY t ownsl,lp, Ga l l 1polrs Cr l y scnoo t D1s1 FARM FOR SALE - Qua li tY buil l ra nCili S less th an I yr old.!.. must be ~ce n fo ap pr ec1M e Spe c tat l ea tu res ar e qual 1ty c arpet thr oughou t , wrf(l" appr ovt•d k ttchen witn stove & refrig. , lh crm opnne wtndows. tnMble si ll s, garage & a l arge fl a t lo t on Jht> Floyd Clark Rct , 1 1 m i. west of State R t 160 S31,900 She Nn /)y r1ppornl SITE Located on Stall' Route 7 a t Kanau ga Cor ner tot h tts npprox 170 It tr onfetge on 1 !dea l for (11most an y t ype bUSt nCSS deSC fl bC5 I h i S 47 A Ir rl CI of ltl nU L oca t('d a pprox 3 ~ mr from Hol zc • Hospt!nl near K err Roll1nq l rrl Ct ;.., most l y clean {JrrlS51r1nd & pr tccd a t $.40,000 HUNT ER ' S D ELIG HT 53 S a cr('o:, M L mo~ t ly wooded, 1dCitl tor you r w('ck cnd ca mp Loc,llcd •n Mor gan Twp .1nd prr cNI il l PAST UR E F AR M S50,000, 150 as; r e~. mosll 'f c l(•c!ll ' ro tltng !H I! prt stur £' Goocl woven wrr e tcnc ,..,s, lo t s. ol r cl fr on tage old nousc <lncl barn and rob bose LI STI NG S NEE DE D WE ADVERTISE• NA · TIONAlL Y - WE BUY SElL - TR ADE 'oc.\\V barn~ . · ,·~ _. .dgs 30 Acrr 11\nd, s om e SO a .~ t ure , most a ll trit c l<. lcl nd GoOd wood to t , some saw ltm ber . 100 ac r es tn a ll r n ts w i ll sell, WC' ' d ltkC tO ~C' II I f tO 'Y OU 614-446-3434 I ~ ... SOUT HERN HIL LS SPECIAL PR ICE D LOW Srx roam s, 'lor 3 BR . bath, complete k itchen L R, T V Rm , ut i lity rm , lull base m ent Almost new FA ga s • fu r na ce, and water l'lcafer New plu m bing, new shingle roo t House pai nt ed l ast year . Lg g ar den a r ea Good sto ra ge bldg Rt 141 , just Out ol ct ly l!m•ts shou ld se ll lasf. Worth every pe nny - $25,000. PR ETTY AS A PICTURE The lOOk of luxury and el egance in thrs nome con taming 2,343 sq . ll . 4 !>pac1ous b d r ms ., 21' ba ths , love ly famrty room , f ormal liv ing r oom and din tng , m od ern krtch en, 2 c ar g a r a ge , ful l basement Qu.al l t v workm a nsh i p! Th ts home ha s so many ex tra s you wtll lust have to call l or more details . .. OFFICE 446-7900 Po" PRICE RED UCE D FOR Q UICK SALE' SMAlL INVESTMENT LOTS OF COMFORT , EASTERN AVENUE Nice 2 BR hom e for small family 2 POrches, new storm windows and doors, ut il ity bldg . garden ara Low utilities, , OB$ NEW LISTING . Double wtdc, ~tlua t ed on Tllff' lot 111 Co untry A 1re ESI .)t es 3 bedr oom. ( Jrpcted. 2 ba th s, ce nt a c, nel l ur al yas Some aoo ltr1nces S26.000 00 ' J N EW LI ST ING I tJNi r oom B+ !Ill I Rei I ,l(rf' l.t tld, well or rur ~ll wat 1 r tuf 1 01 1 hJ•Ildll' P1 rr PCJ to r uutc k o:.atr s11 000 00 TWO BEDROOM HOME . ne.vly carpeted , l arge por ch rural wat er conslrucled . located on Bear Run Rd P roce $35 ,000 00 3 BEDROOM ca rpeted home tn P lantz SO, nat gao; heat , 2 a dd lltondl Jots tncfudecl (180' x140 '1 Pn ce S3d, 900 very QOOd· Meat. Lot •o·x 170' , SJ,oob worth of new fur nllure goe$ with sat• Good hOme for older couple or n)9<1erate i~• tamttv . fl'..OOO SMALL ACREAGE MOBILE HOME 21,, acr es cl ean and w~IJ kept . Mob . hom e tn good cond Good wafer svpty, sprtng dev . wifh new c te c· !ric pump. Garage wl1h handv work benches built In_ Some tree s around to add to th e beau ty ot the acra ge Good loca tion for more homes of any type you may C1esl r c T hts and more forst 3,500. We're ~he Neighborhood Professionals~M .. I S.JJ soo - Th is cut ie ll a~ 3 Br s , lg ltv rm , tom r m , lg. 'ki1. d i n~ com bi n, wh ic h tS completely CQU! PPeCI, .a utility r m Selltng on a r oomy lol wt th , an 1ngr ou nd sw 1mmin g pool tor tt")OSC hot summe r ctay s a hcitd. S17 soo - small fr am e nom e w1 111 3 Br s. ea t 1n k.tt chcn, Jo ts of closet space 'h base. wlfh out side entr an ce on t;, acr e lot SJ4 ,000 - J BR . tr a m e home wllh ca rport. carpeled PORTER - Bri ck t ronf on lg level tot , 3 bedn>Orn s. lg l tving r oom w rth bcau trl ut f trcpla ce. formal d 1ni ng r oom , ~it c hen, diShwasher & rang e, l g 2 ca r q ar age, carpet ed th r oughout Gr ea t NEW LISTING Bus1ness butl dtng srtuated m tnctudes Galltp olts 80 ' frontage on Eas1ern Ave business bldg and t rental s Call for more tn formatton COMM ERC I AL PROP E RT Y J,lC I<. 'lon Oh10 1\-•, o budd 1ngs, pr eo:.cn t l~ k'ilSCd and occuorNI Jlso two apnr l m en ts over bUSinr!,cs Presrn t <'HH'U •ll1ncome ex creds $4,000 00 Buy now for S-10 000 00 2 BEDROOM COMPACT HOM E. loc ated 1n Gallopol,; on 2nd Av e. Newly patn led JUS I rtght for 1nlown ltvt ng Pnce 516 ,000 WHERE ELSE can you purchase ,, 3 bedroom. carpeted hom e, St luated on 120 x.75 lot a ll undergrou nd ut ilt t 1es. Gall tpolts Cil y School Dtstr1c l Ttl e prtce ts $25 000 bu t you Cdn t R EPLACE FOR THAT 1 30AC RE S,wtth mode-r n 3 bedroom home npa.r Porter a pprox.tm a tely 10 mtn fro m hosp•tal plenty ol prt 11acy Pnce S5Q 000 15 1 ACRES, near Vtn ton , 4 be droom home 2 outb ut ld tngs. some equtpmen t rwarlable sorne !Imber pa st ure and bo tt om land Prtce $75.000 2JO' x !SO ' BUILDING LOT near E vfJrgrPl'n htg hway , r ural water, prtcc $5 ,900 BUILDING ON UPPER 2Nt'f' AVE alonq needs som e r epatr Buy for ~t -1.50000 All the room s ar e lar ge in this lo vely frttm e ho~ e If has 11 fa m . rm ., 3 Br s. ki t wilh for m al d rn with ni ce cabinet s, 112 bath s, a 2 car garAge Wtt h J 11 acres of tand. need we your proper t ies to r our tist of qu a lif ie~ .buy er s. "four house may be the on e fhey are waiting lor DOJoi'T D ElA Y, CALL US TODAY CALL AT HOME VICKIE HAULDR EN 808 LANE BECKY LANE WALT LANE DENVER HIGLEY KENNY RATLI Fi' 441-4042 446·1049 446·04SB 446-04S8 446-0001 307·7l29 t, nl ,a nd sewer Cctl l for rnorr tn torm At ron NEW LIST ING . 111 KnnclUQa , )In Av t 3 lwuroOtn home St fua ted on n•ce lot Pr 1ced to <;t tl I 21 st S2l 000 00 NE'w LI STING Commerr ral butld rng rn G{111q)olt') Cou r t St 12 apil rt mcnt s over bustnrss Cilll l or more 111 l orri1 at to n EDGE OF TOWN - NEW LI S f I NG : l Bedroom , LOWN R tvt'•r kt1 C1 l y waiN , tuPI otl llCrll Pr t( C' 'S 1),000 00 Three bedrooms, WOOdburn 1ng fi rep la ce , $27 gas bud ge t, sun deck off .kttchen, f ull bae men! , family room , a realgoodt e and pnced rig ht. Call us for an appotntment. 10 ACRES - Lovely bu dd ing s1te , sept tc tank of pro perty ready- tQ build on sss 000 - 15, 000 SQ FT. BUILDIN G, located Wtltl1n thr Gallrpolt~ PM k tng lot no S!('pc; to cfrml> Ct l-1 w11t•r COUNTRY SETTING - N1ce home on a l arge lot one mile fr om Rio Grande Thre e bedroom s, two bath s, woodbur n lng f trelac e, Jots of ex tra s. NEW liSTING - home The downsta i r s and out s1de have had cx l en..,tve r'emodel lng There areS Br s , ltv r m .• l am rm w1th a wood burner , lg countr y kitc hen, baf h and part i al base Also a lg barn . tool shed , stl o, lots ot oufbu tld tng s wit h 18 a cr es of nice I and . On R t 160. FA BU L OU S 1-?A NCH Qual tlf bUill L Sh aped br i Ck r .. c,,u,•nc• em dn cl Ttra ci •V(> ,. a< lrlndsca ped tot Th1s tuv1 1, t tj• w0om nom( of IN':. formal entrance Bt aut tul -,un lr.J n l•vrng roorn W11t1 a stone f ir eplace, fo(tndl rlr'l no & ? baths Ful l t)fi3 1~men t 1ncl udes a <,prrCollu'> lrtrl"'ltlf room wrlh w b l tr•' pli! Cf' rec roo m & lrrlr 7 r nr t•lr" If' & 111 rll pump Call for {l POOt1'1 1mc nt w+ lll llr!frlqt & l,n cl(' to t wrth rno1Jt1 1..110111L' hook up Call tod,l'f for Hila MEIGS CO. PROPERTY M I DD LEPO RT - HAND Y MAN Don' t mt SS m,o:, I)MCii"l•n Good 7 510(( 3 1}1 Uroom nom e 1n Jlf, <I o t c..o n11 r. pa1r lnclu<JPr, I rooms. & ga ra ge utll J rootn ,1p· & lr•ncrct plr<J Wtll ac cept Is. ! r. 1~on,11) • oil· r 14 uol{ll•n opoor tunr fy awat i S th• t>uf• rot 1t115 diiiCICfnn• ft'nlOdete d 2 stor y tdrm nome ln(lu{lf'':> 5 IJC'ctroorns larqe ltvtng f'"00fT1 IS. • Dcl ' h" 15 a cr ro, ot l tiiClbiE' land & lidlrlnr. Ill pcoSTur·· & >t.'OOOiclncl Well wo rfh the l ... ~ IIIIJ 01 II I Uf <;,.!6 900 a ACRES 'lm 111 houc,p 1'l QOO{t cond1I10n w tth 2 ri10Ltl•· ~lOtnl lo ' o., .v rtn sco t c tan k Excellent tn ,p<.,trrrn· SIROOO PR I CE D TO SELL Owner mo vtn g , need s to ">l'll m., I', -.T~Jr f horne 1n Porn ero .., Inc ludes a JOO(l t.o~•, , •n"~'lll wr'h Jamily room, a bed roo ms, 11VIf11J ~oom ~ I l l ll t'n & hn lh Larg e lot Wt th fenc •'rt tl,1C~ytlrd On!, S17 000 1 STORY I ROOMS IN VINTON Sol1 d 4 bedr oo m rv IU(I• ':. lrvrnq roorn k t! Chen & bath FA otl fur n.1, '11<•· '> / f'(IIOT lronts on R! 160 Only S18.500. Call Dlltl\rlll'-, 3BitH11\orJ888555 CENTERPOINT Prl'ltf ':tL'ITtnq on 1' 1 ac . l'ot Ve r y ,J I)+ droOt' t11 )('vo•l w th ICirg e hv1 ng r oo m & .'. o l (l 1-.tlrn~·n 1<\tlh plt'nly of Cr1bln t? I S & 1'r1 bath s , ,r,l~ <l1lf1HH ctoocl uorocnsoot SSO.OOO w e hav e qualtf ied Real Es1ate Buyers. If st ncere about sell ing, catt today. we need properties $2l,OOO to S4S,OOO range , w e hav e many 11acant land seek ers. Ca ll Today. LUXURY HOMES - Stxf y f 1ve thousa nd upwa rd We • have se11era 1 C~tf today INVESTMENT - Dup lex , bOIM Si des presently rented And no letu o on the oem and for r enlals . WE HAVE OTHER LISTINGS & PICTURES OF ALL OUR LISTINGS IN THE OFFICE COME IN & LET US HELP WITH OUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS . WE BUY . SELL OR TRADE Douglos Welherhott- Broker , 446· 4H4 SALES ASSOCIATE earl W1nter s 446-3828 John C•udttt•IS·~ 167: Charles Kiesling 446-l964 Lee 'Johnson 1lH740 REDUCE D T O ~21 , 000 Ownrr tn ft 01nd & n eeos 10 ,,, l,~,r,; ,11 Mr • <. ~,~, th J Of'ct r oom )lom e near V into n Hn n • 11•'1'11'> '>orr, r. p,lrr tlUPClQOIS beau l tf UL A pprox I~ ,v r•''> rJ TIJ 1l'::>1ur• 8. wOOcf~ w th bdiMlC(' !rl la bl e. A lSO !tJ"(' IOlltJ "'' pon J & OTI1 er ou tbuddtngs BARGAI NS ARE HARD TO FIN D LOOKING FOR SOMETHIN G tn the Ew tn gfor' orca n We have listed a corner tot wtlh stat 1on buddtng oltrs an ad dtftonal lot across the sl re-el Crtlf for rnorf• 1nformafton N EW LIST ING : 2 bedroom , carpe ted home Situated (lr u pp er 2nd A11e . Gall •polts One lloor . Ideal tor young or ' rel 1r ed couo le L1vrng , uldtty r oo ms. , k dchen and bath New wtrtng and pl umb1ng Newlv renovated (dlt 1or m ore Informa tion NEW LIST I NG : In Gall1p0ltS , Locust Sf , larqf' 110mt only 11 7 bl ock;s f r om sc 11oo rs, co nvcn1cnl tocrl1 10n c r1n be used as two apar tmrnts, f! r 1~,: Qn t >y S76,9lJO lW YES we n a~o~e nou se fr a iler s a nd lot s. Ldfge 7 stor y VA OR FH A Ov1 r 1 acrr r1MU 1 I mt te from Ct l y 1 tlOt l <., N1w11 r1 rno<t( trd 3 bc droor"l nome tne w Std 1ng ll•ltWIHllt t1<r l w,lfr r tlPrlfr r fur nncc. porc hes, e tc.) In ILtW'" n l.tr<w rtvtnQ room 3 '::>PtiCIOU3 bedroom s, very tll( ~ !r'l, t>'i,,.Jrtl! ctrn.n q room Also full ba5.e ment Wt l h 11lll'ltl f or rl'r "'""1oom & lnundr 1 room Low S30s lliJ'"'' CROWN .C ITY - Three or tour bedroom w tth lar ge !tiJ ing room and kitchen Full balh, k1tchen ap p lia nces go wt th house A barg a tn throu ghout, w b fr p l i n l tv r m . uf ti ii Y rm Th ts home is neat as a pin _ BABY FARM - 1 68 ACRE FARM BUILDIN G LOTS : 75'x.120' , all underground utdthes r ural wa ter, central sewage collecl1on, bladtop streets No m ob ile homes Pnce $3,500 00 buy . LETTHEGALLERYSELL YOURPROP E RTY In EXCEL LE NT BU SINE SS LOC ATIO N 155' 1ro nlagc on PI 1'-i diJC'Il!l o 1111 tr orn ro ....m Allrn cl tve ra nch horne Rod ney Rural w ater , no mobile hom es Pr1ce S5 000 ea ch BRICK RANC H. RT . lS t\ TO SELL - LARG E MO D E RN HOME IN TOWN Pertcc t pl ace t,J r 1 tldt!r, n r v~cJik. ro <::.chooiJ Th•~ orcnar a h tll nom e w Uil"'> t 1 1rr.J• twclrooms l oa tn3 f'(l1 tn k i tChen , l,tmlll rocrm m tn mMvPiou<:. vr·'W 2 large patt oS and r ,J rTI ,ll IJ.t''' n11111 ,u,o oversut>(.J t.No 1.. ar ga r ilge ThE , • ., , p 11 t r;f l1<, It" prl (l' S.19 500 ONE ACRE LEVEL LOTS on Hamsb ur g Rd ncar BOB LANE, BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE GALLI POLlS , OH 10 AN~ IOU S lop co ndtlt on <ln(l on(• ol th " bes t locrrtrons J large IJt uroom-. l or m.11 clrnonq quJI• Ii lt'cl t tn} kiiChen , 1 'l tJrlll1'> lt i ~> pld c •' 7 r ,,r qd ra ql IMQ" landsca ped lol n 1, OVE R • Owner!:. MP ; r,xtou s to se ll 1111r) .11rroosf new hom e ~ p c'ICIOU3 ktf Cil n W!lll Cal 10 rtrt:'a Almo"' c111 .1P p lt Unces qo.;.:t\\, t\c llg 11drm s., I '!1tJ~ ltvin g room, tw .... <1r gMoge Pl{'n ty storilfJC' New p aved ctr tiiCWt'lY Close Ia Hol zer M c d Center . Immedia te OWN E R TR ANSFER RED P r rrl(ir~tS4 11 000 SprrnqVc~ lll'f 59 900 LOOK TH II OVER' Tht'J l arm houst- has ~~:or. r ooms. bdlh , fu l l bascmr"''tl. carport , ~ f orm w lrtl.f'~ , r ural wa l er or 0 "' C\\\""~ 15oo lbs ..ll•!tc, $2S.OOO.OO ex cep t huntmq &. camptng 40 acre :. of tnP Wildes.! cou nt r y tn G.-JIItcl Co Local('d tn !h e N r!f n( Na I10n ill For cs. l & prrcf <J i'll OHIO RIVER REALTV, INC. · men t only , STR OU T REA LTY 4•16 OOOB PRI CE REDU CED : 3 bedr oom carpe ted home located on L ower Rive r Rd , 011er lookrng th e Oh 1o R1ver Somrr~ver frontage , newly redeco rated . prtce reduced to 101 ACRES A ll c tcc1n mosll y l d lnbl e, presen tl y 1n g r ass 2 poncts, sever at uoocl l)a rn s & sneds , J cow mtl k p nr l o~. tot) l>ase, 1lx60 rnob 1l(' nom e tS now r en tC'a , 6SO II fr on ta ge on Sta te R t S5•t rll E no, Ohro, 1,000 ft fron taqc on coun t ( r d S7S,OOO Call for mor e de I a do;, 1 JUST LIKE NEW Canterbury 446 3408 NEAR LECTA 101 ac r P !arm w t111 45 A ttll fl bl r. 5 rm hou se, 3 bar ns. sc ver r1 t oth er oulbutldr ngs ce ll r~r house, sprtng wntC'r & ,, 3500 lb l ob . base $50,000 IO yo CAlL NOW Conventcn tl y toea ted 1 Ar e you l ook1ng for a n tc e l arge nome close fo sc hool s. grocer y etc ? The n her e ts the one, a n tce '1 s tor y f r a me Fea fu rcs. 4 bed roo m s, bath s, form al entry w ith open sfa ,rcase rtnd lt"Vtng r oom , fam ily room M oder n eat tn k tt wen w1 lh a 1drge pantry, ultft l 't' on The matn fl oor Also a u t ili t y bud d ing a nd a garage, al l th is located on a lM ge lot w i th a new cha tn l1 nk fence LO OK T HI S Mos~ - Level ~ ml r olltng la n(l, Rnc coon Twp , Gii llr pol ts Ci t y School Dr s! , front s on I rds , w ater line on 2 St drs, poten t ta l pl u s ................... "'''"'d·· .... ' ' ' '' CITY PROPERTY 446-1066 BEAUTIF UL CONTEMPORARY The m ost 1JI 'duldul woodPd !;.Pt1r ny m lt1t3 are,1 18 wood ed acres rn Crlr 5ct'lool Oro:,! Lovcl f J br"d room home w 1th rrow' s nr~t 1 frrPpt nu•o:, lamtl •t room plus hug e r ec room, oflt r1 rlnd J 1Mih":~ Wrap around dec k - V er v <lOO<I old 11rn" tJMn fou mus t sec rn ts one t~ e ntly RANNY BLACKBURN, BRANCH MANAGER 8 R homf' ·I or 5 BR . co m pl ete k11 c hen. DR . L R new woot1burncr , F /\ Otl fur 1wcc , loq cabtn, work shop, co m bldg Over 8 dC r e~.­ bcauti i UI land , leve l to r oll mg Bldg lots Many ways REALTOR 512 .500 tage o n Sfa l e Reu l e 7 i'I P prox 6 m 1, nor I h o f town Wtl ll ease a l l or par t VA APPROVED HO MES PLUS- TREMENDOUS GOODI ES• 160 RUSSELL WOOD 13 A SOU ND IN VESTMENT COM MERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - 400 II Ir on n. AREA 097 1 GOOD FOR NOTHING MORGA N TOWNSHIP COMMERC IAl 511 P E R BUY• RANCH4BEDRODM S Spa ce abou nds tn fh 1s room y home. Spac• ous tty tng r oom ca thedral cetl lngs an d w .b: fire pla ce. for mat d rn 1ng <Hea , m odern fullv equ1pp(' d k i tc hen, 3 ful l bath s, ce ram tc ! tie , fu ll fin ts hed basem ent wtth large tam tl y room a nd w b f tr eplace, ta rg e u t ttrt y room , r ec roorn and a playr oom for th e l r!f le ones Double ca r gar age f w i l h el ec trt c open er Set ft ng on a good si ze lo t most ly c hat n l 1nk fence d L oc ated off fro m St ate Rf FOR LEASE New 6,000 -..q I! Brtc k (o rnmr ' f Cittl ~o r LP(l~l' NoN' .' QOQ SQ N ow (Oi npi!' INI :• 000 'lq f 1 Nnw BP• nq R l'IIOV c llt •{ I .' 000 r;,q It to 01• Q.,nov,l tt'CI ~ 100 P,tvt•d PMkrn<l qO(''l ,vr ll r ti lt' It .t '; i' (rlll N 0w .t wdl Ill' h'(1'.>t•CI LOG CAQI N - LMQ f' ston C' t trcpl ace. rn o<ler n b<J!h, toll, log s ar e hilnd newn, 14 wogoC'd acres, g r eat p lace to r;Tt> t away EKCELLENT BU SIN ESS OPPORTUNITY BEA UTIFUl VALLEY VIE W SEClUSIO N CMhedral ce 111ng Roug h saw ed cedar L011ely lrv1 ng r oom wrlh hu ge beau t tfu l WB l1rcplace . Lo ts of other ex tras .n cludt n Q l ull base men ! /\!1 lh tS on o sccntc 6 7 a c r('~ M O'.'t ll (j IO lilt ':. M C'il? You' ll be glad y ou Inspec ted lll1 s. oul sl ,lnct1 nq tH)IllC H Js J IJectr oo m s, P4 ba ths. d1 1ng room , rll ((' nletlcrn k.t1 ct1en, l tVtng room w rt h ft r C'p lno'. lu ll y Lclrp<' l t'cl na t u r ,~l gr~s neat, g ar aq e, shown b y n ppo1ntmen r CROWN CITY E)(trllrn l !Ju tl rl rn (! tor 11u <., 1nrs or ol fr ee, but l d 1ng rs sc·t up tor 11 bc c~uly ~h op or rl bnrbcr bo th Wtltl cq utp mC'n t, luc.l li'Cl on r1 n rcr lo t Pr 1cc re1juc:ed t: alll od•lV RODNEY 4 ~6 ROul e 27 ACR: ES 160, approx 5 acres lev el lnnct , good tn veslrn cnr fo r HANDYMAN SPi;C I AL GoocJ otclr-r nome, bedroom s. bal ll, Otn1nq room alm os t nf' w turn ace, needs. a 11 t tie work bu 1 •.., ,, qoou t1uy tor SI? 800, I oc Mled on a nt ce l ot .n IJ, ct w(' ll Br tc k hom e stt uoted on a spacto us wooded lot w tth 1n Ctly Ll m tf s Step IN SIDE a nd see fh 1s lov ely l1 v 1ng r oom, wdh a coz y w b i! rep lll cc , 3 bedr oo m s, cm y famrl y r om , cq u rpped k tl c hen. 2 bath s, large Ultlr f y r oo m w tlh severa l bU1!1 tn c ab1nets New car pcttn g, gas to rccd ,11 r f ur nace and ce n Ira I dtr 2 Cdr ga r ag e A good qua l tt y ~J ut II t1om c LOO K T HI S OVER! On t:' story , atum in ut'll s•dt ng, 2 bedroom s bath , m o<tern k1 tchen ltvtng r oo m . l ull ct1vt dl•d LJiHie+llent , dou bl e c .1r 9Mi'IQC pl us a n ex. Ir a QM itlJt' A ll 1t11s : > rlltng on 'l ,,crcc;. ol w oodl and Ctl y ~c h oo l <II S! r tc t Won 1 l as t to nq Cn l l now WE I acr es, tOO acr es p a~ tu rP & cropland , coal & l t~n cs t o n f' rrpcr ted , nea r- pr oposed U S 35, QOOd tO YCSI IYlen t propcr fy $100.000 ' ROONEY VILLA GE II N tcc r .-1n ch w tlh 3 1Jectroom s, bafh Wtlh sl1ower , Ct1rpc fc d, 1 cdr ga r<19e, co unty water , Ctfy 5c hool d rsfrt cl vf'r y qoocl buy tor S25.000 NEW LISTING Good J bt d rootn llOU~P, ba th . e,_, tertOr has atum•num Std1nq , 2 \ lr ,1wber ry pil tchcs, 9 acr es loca ted on Detv 1s R<l , low prr cc ot Sl 5 900 CAL L NOW FOR MORE INFORMAT ION AND AN AP POIN TM E NT' 446-288S E vt• n1ngs SALE GREENFIELD TWO Ml LES OUT bc~lh FOR Lo ca ted on o ld Rout e \60 rt t E ver gree n, Ltn co lq P 1kf' & Gcoq,J('S Cr e('k Ret Co water a vn tlabl e M ob il e hOmes we lcome mg only ss.soo M ER N HOME AND28ACRES Be lh C' l tr sl to see lhts very we ll ke pt 3 l>ed room nome A ll bu lf t 111 kt tchen, b a th, lt vt n g room, has u wood burne r D•vtdcd l>ao;;('m ent & r cc r oom Th 1S r•omc tS on ly 6 yro;; old Loca rcct o ff !r om St R ! 554 Nor1t1 C<1 11 fo1 111 r1 ny m ar l"' (teta tl s LOTS fl c1 11 c o unty wa t e r avatl abl c, mob ile homes we lco m e , to cclf e d tn Ccn tenilry on L1 nco1 n Ptk e TOWNSHIP 18 acre s, steep, roc ky bru shland, good for hunt ing and ca mp IMMACUA TELY KEPT HOME REAL TO 992 Jl l S 216 <,.Second Street COMPACT HOME - TillS lOT FOR SALE BOx 180. 446-7013 EW 44t)-3Cll434 K en Morga n fl SOUTHERN HILLS REAL ESTATE . Ru s. sel l 0 Wood - Ev e m nq ~ 4~6 4111B "We Sell !Jetter Living" $3,500 .. . VIRGILB SR CALL show r1 of! Arthur A . Nibert Sen•or M ember Amencan Soct efy of Apprais er s THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENtY H•·al Estatr fur ~alt• Heal E state for Sa I<· GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENC~ ,Y ilt II ilOUS\l lei li S •" - - " " • Heal E•tate tor Sale - 1218 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I we're the Neighborhood Professionals." TEAFORDm H.,aJ Eslat., fur Sale BAIRD & -FULLE~ REALTY EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED to ll'dl l'<t<~lu ru tr~s c111d requla tr o r1 s Wtwl1 rl s trrn clur yuu to :,ell :tt; ~'Mtate tor Sale Heal Estate l~fW-i Kral ),;•tate for ::iale Use Sunday Times-Sent_inel Classifieds 23 LOCUST STREET • • [).7'--The Sunday Tunes&ntinel, Sunday, Aprtl9, 1978 For Best Results Use Sun.d ay Times-Sentinel Classifieds " cH r• NEW L I ST IN G 50 r~cre'J. '}s tory l rrunt 11 onw lO<illt'CI on Frrcndly RtdQ(', 3 becrroom , lu c f orl t urnitct~ one born , property len cNt. Prt CC'S30.000 00 IF YOU ' RE THINKING ABOUT SELLING , GIVE US A CALL AND WE ' LL BE HAPPY TO DIS CUSS OUR LISTING CONTRACT WITH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LISTINGS! !! LET US SELl YOUR HOME WHEN YOU ' RE REAOY . '"' t;1•• ,HJ..,, nr r,· ', Don' t s top look best buy you're go1 ng to see L.,.,.,nq {I r11no oro10 3 bedrooms. butlt 111 eat tn k. tt r .•n 1u11 1" t'lnl·nr ta l ":. of qoo(l space for fa mi lY or roorn r:: 1,1 1 It nccctlot il!lCI Qriraqe $.32,900 r. lh,~ NES Tl ED IN THE WOO DS 5 MIL ES FROM TOWN JTMtltnt ,lornu un lht<:. Tr N~ ltnt'rJ drtve, w"t :: hi ng the .. <lUll r<·ls ol,, f ,1s fOU •lDPrOa cl1 tn•s r f' i'lll y beaut iful I J'ilf( rf'rl\\000 } <,'Or { tnal rS (QtllO!t•tcty surrounded n, t>IO ln~.-~·ty \1\0Q(!<., 1 n1s nous1• 1nctu.df\S a fo rmal en trdtHt writ d/1 •..JP''" c., to rW'dp lilrQe,llvrng r oom wifh tot'> ol ttlr~c.,.., ct' nor liiJr nry buil t 111 k ttct1en wtlh bi g vtr'w ot 11'~ wood<, clml pool 21 , ba th s, a or 5 bedroo ms 1 P1r'1S it•r tlt'(lf oo1n hilt:, <.,f' ll 1nq: roorn oM pr ,vate ba th ) Full brl':!t m1 nlDrlt""ltal! y llntSh t cl lr1 mtly & rec . room 2 Cr;H QMil~~' YOU N On I lin d c1 fltC(•r llOirlC IMMEDI ATE PO SS E SS ION Owner na s moved, tnUC..I q II niJ\\ )p, ~ IOU'i ..t b<'droom t10me Ill town Wt lh liHlH' l"n11 y room&. lrvnlQ r oom plu.., 2 bat hs Nt ce y,lr£1 \\>1!11 Utlrrlill S,'B 800 ATTRACTI VE HOME ON 3 ACRES 2 story home •n C<'n l efi>Otnt wtll1 a oanoram•c v1cw of the countryst de Tn,o;, t 1 ro om llom(' •ncludes. d C.O lY 11v•ng room wttn w I) t p qooo ~tlNt D+'(lroorns& pr(' ll y k1tc nen. F .A. otl turn.lLi &. e~ 1!,173 l h60 rnobtlf> t1orn£' plus e)( Ira hookup tor rratlt' r Low $40 '3 BUILDING LOTS & ACREAGE wOODED HOME SITE 4 ac res rnore or less on Ch('rry Rtclqc rn Rt o Gto noc No mob ile homes p lt'<l S(' S12 900 LOTS Wh tl c Oat-: Roact Good spot for but ldlnQ or mobrlc hom e Lot s are approx 2 acres. >t .soo.ooea . LARGE BRICK IN TOWN Good 10 room Mom e on 2nd Ave Down ~l ~1r s has been rem od eled, upsta irs needs a t1tfle w ork Could bee orne alt ne homft or rent a l •nveslm('n t FL'n cc d tJac kyard {'lnd 2 car carport . Cal l Toctay AnENTION DON'T ' GIVE IT AWAY!!! YOUR HOME MAY BE WOR TH MORE THAN YOU THIN K... Don ' t fry to se II it '( our se lf . Let a pro fessronal do 1t for yo u. It may sav e you t1m e and money' Think Rea I Estate Think Strout Really 446-0008 " The only Broker yo u' ll e11er need " • You can't sell Apples out of an empty ba skel. Residentia l Proper·ly N"dtd . $25,000 to $55,000. We absolutely do h1ve Qualified Buyers waiting for us to find the right pr operly for them . ' · E.M. WISEMAN. BROKER 446-3796 tvE. E. N. WISEMAN, BROKER 446-4500 JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446-7811 EVE. 500 2ND AVE. CALL 446.3643 GAlliPOLIS �!}.3-TheSunday Times-Sentinel , Sunday, Aprif9, 19i6 CommiUee meets . The organization com· mittee of the Big Bend Jaycee-ettes met April 3' at the Meigs Inn. Marty Rice and Ca rol McCauley, representatives of the Belpre Jaycee Wives, attended and discussed their t\Jnstitution and by·laws. Three representatives from. Meigs· Jaycee-ettes plan to attend"theApril tO meeting of the Belpre Jaycee Wives to become bett er acquain ted ~ith the program. Plans . for a concession >tand to sell balloons at the Hegatta were made. They also di.•rn.o.ed the possibilit y : :• f ee• of having a float in the Regatta. This will be decided later , hbwcver . 1l1e n ~x t meeting of the Big Bend Jaycee-ettcs "·ill be Sunday , April 23, at 4:30p.m. at the Pomeroy Library . SQUAD, FIRE RUNS POMf:ROY Th e Pomeroy Emergency Squilrl was ca lled to 5\.ibert)· Ave.. Frida y m<u·mng for flrcnrla Petrie who was taken to Holzer Medica l Cmter . AI 2:54 p.m .. the Pomeroy Ftr<' Depa<1menl was railed In Union Ave. to extin guish a brush fire . ~ • • Willi s T. Leadingham Realtor .• • • ZONING A_ND TH[,_ LAN. DOWNER • A good comm unity ha~ • zoning laws to orot ect 1ts 'om~wne However , • " L-v rs . Also . look nto the •·,pe ol home which your IS allowable in zo n ing is e ven more Important to th b I 0 •• land who are plann e uyers 1ng to erec t their own home wn1ng area . You may plan to build a sec?nd lloor apartment , poSSibly lor another' member ol your family or even for rental Some comm uniti es may purposes lllhe properly" • • have zoning that will make • it Im possibl e lor you to • build the home you plan • For instan ce one e commun ity may requ ire a e speci f ic a moun t of a crea ge • lor a one family zone It • you bu y a small er lot than • the . zon m g ord ina nce requ 1res , you m ay not be • able to build the house you • • COf,U MBUS I UPI I - Ohio • State's 1969 nati onal Championship football team . • the Bu ckeye coachi ng starr • from that yea r. and Texas • Coach Fred Akers wi ll par1 !ClpHte in the Ohio Hi gh • Sd10ol football coaches clinic • ,· ,t Oh 1 .,1 Sta e Ma\' 5 ' . • "'\) osu Conch w"ooti)' l'," • 1 l)'CS • • e Said Si!turday thafScn . J ohn e a one family res idential • zone , you may be ou 1 ot • luck No need to worry a s long as you check ou t lhe : zoning before you buy • • If there is anyth1ng we : ca n do to help you m the field of real es1ate please e phone or drop in at e r;tenn. D-Ohio. will be the featu red spea k er at th e a w;:~rds banquet Ma.v 5. ,\ )so s peakin ~ will bt~ Ark ansas Coach Lou Hnltz , a L1r!ller OSU etss istHnt. Io wa Sta!(' Coach F:arle I3rucc, Floridcl A&M Ct 1al'h Hudy Hubbard and North CnroJin;J Hu Hcin. LEADINGHAM REAL e Members of the 19lill tea m. ESTATE . 512 Second Ave .. e ll"hich defea te d Southern GallipoliS. Phone 44 6-7699 . e Califorpia with O..J. Simpso n • We're here lo help ! • 111 the 1969 Rose Bowl at· • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • tcnd1ng the clini c w111 be.' Rex • want on the lot you owe . • • voc PLEASANT W. Grant Shell, 13, Ht. 2, Jericho Rd., Point Pleasant,died Saturday morning at Pleasant Valley Hospital. He was a retired carpenter in construction work and a member of Carpenters Local 1159. He was \)om Aug. 20, 1904 at West Columbia to the late William H. Shell and Mame Shell McDaniel. He is survived by his wife, Mina Shuler Shell; two dau ghters, Mrs . Carrol (Barbara) Robie, Bidwell, 0. and Mrs . · Bob (Nancy) McCa llister, Des Moines, Iowa : a son, George Shell, Point Pleasant; fo ur sisters, Mrs. Carl Owens, Middleport, 0 ., Mrs. Howard Johnson, Point Pleasant; Mrs. George Swisher and Mrs. H. E. Men, both of Columbus, 0.; a brother, Jimmy Shell , Kern. Jim Otis, J 1l hn Bruckington. Jock Tatum. Hoswell, N.M.; and seven Jan White. J im Si111wagon. grandchildren. Dave Foley, Hufus MHycs The funeral will be held and TPd Pro\'ust . Monday at 2 p.m. at the Crow Hussell Funeral Home with Rev. Herman Hayes of· ficiating. Burial will follow in n'/ • ,, v.·tnan reet~tve s the Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may call at the • funeral home after 3 p.m. It'll IllS Contract Sunday. OAKLA ND 1UPI 1 - The G<Jl den Gater S cu mpleted !heir 1978 World Tl•mn Tenn is roster Sa tu rd ay with the signing of Britain's Micha el Wyma n to a une-yca r conIract. Wyman , 24, whu played at the Universit y of Southern Ci<l ifornia , wi ll huld do""' the No. 3 spot on the · Gaters' men's s1de beh ind Sandy Maye r and Frew McMillan. • SEE SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S LARGEST SELECTION OF CLEAN 5a1s. LATE MODEL USED CARS. MOST OF THESE CARS CARRY SMITH'S SPECIAl 100% WARRANTY. SEE GENE JOHNSON, BOB BRICKlES, HARLAND WOOD OR GREG SMITH TODAY FOR THAT EXTRA SPECIAL DEAl! 1977 CUTLASS SUPREME 1976 ElECTRA liMITED 1977 MONTE CARLO Buckskin exter ior wi t h matching landa u top and sa ddl e vinyl exterior . Th is intermed iate Old s is extra s harp & fully equipped . This is it! The last of distincf"ively designed full size luxury sedans Jinished in dark blue wi th vinyl roof. equipped wllh mos t of Buick 's luxury & power options . Only 12.864 miles Fi ni s hed in can d ya pple red with con tr asting whi te landau lop . We invite you r closes! ins peclion of thi s immaculat e au la driven only 6,108 miles . '5795" SEE IT NOW 1977 ELECTRA liMITED 1977 CHR;tSlER NEWPORT '6995 '4995 SEE THIS CLEAN CAR TODAY 1976 MONTE CARlO 1977 CHEVY MAliBU 1977 CHEVY PICKUP Burgundy m e tall ic pa int. vi nyl top. Rallye wheels ,_ cru ise control, lilt wheel. AM- FM , bea utiful car . , . Check fh is one toda y . '3995 '3995 1977 MONTE CARLO 1977 BUICK SKYLARK 1976 CHEVY VEGA Fini s hed 111 cleser l sand w<lh malch<ng <n terior , autom at<c lactory air . power s leenn g . po1,er brakes . low mi le s . '2695. 1977 CAMARO 1976 TRANS AM 1973 FORD T-BIRD Finish e d in Sta rlight black . AM-FM; till wheeL fa ct ory a ir , automat ic, rallye w hee ls, super s harp . 17 ,056 m ile s. · $SAVE$ '4995 ITH 446-2282 They've se t 6 : :mrun. ThursdCJv as the tin1e and cloy for a volleyball clini c for adult women in the 0. 0. Mcintyre Park District league. The place will be Southwestern High School. Joel C. Dennis, director of Dark blu e m e lallit exte rior , vinyl top, AM F M. power wi ndow s, split seal. Le ss than 50,000 miles Local owne r By Fred J. Dec!, Cou nty Extension Agent, 4·H GALLIPOLIS - Several persons including 4-H advisors, parents, pa st 4-H campers , and othe r in· terested individuals attended a meeting Thursday night as plans for new permanent improvements for Canter's Cave 4-H Camp were an· nounced . Canter'.' Cave 4-H Ca mp , which is owned and operated · by 4·11 orga nizations in Gallia, Jackson, Mei gs , Adams, Lawrence and Highland counties, is located five miles west of Ja ckson. ' the distmt, said that J~ckle Knight would co nduct the clime. Deadline fur sign up of ad ult women was extended to 4' p.m. W.~clncsday . iney are tu telephone Denn is' offi ce at 416-4612 extension 45 . lnclu(led in these per- recreational facilities, manent improvement plans winterization of present was the architect's sketch or facilities and a two acre Jake, a $400,000 lodge which would which the lodge will overlook. replace the aging facility The lodg e and all of these which is bei ng used at other improvements will present. This new lodge will require a fund raising be a rusti c style, two-story campaign to raise $650,000 for brick building with a dinin g Canter's Cave 4-H Camp. roum large enough to serve This fund drive has already 225 persons. In addition to started with the anbeing available for 4-H Camp noun cement that one in· and ofher 4-H activities; this dividual has offered a si ngle facility will also be available pledge of $250,000 with the for ijSe by business and stipulation that it be matched comm unity groups. This by December 31 of this year. At a recent meeting of lodge, besides serving as a dining hall will also have a representatives from the six seco nd stor y multi-purpose counties, which own Canter's room, which will be used for Cave 4-H Camp, enthusiastic recreation or meeting support was shown by fa ci liti es. The lodge will representa tives from all feature firepla ces on both these counties . The same levels and provides for ent·hus<asm was shown at the possible elceping facilities meetin g held at the Cr ed it during cold months which P r o du c tion will enable 11 to be en joyed Association building Thurs· day evening for Gallia Cuunly year round. 1'he present dining hall· 4·H suppoflers. Those recreation buildin g wa s present were very impressed originally built as a dance by the fact that these im· hall when the camp was a pro ve ments were designed to commercial recreation resort mak e Cante r's Cave 4-H Camp more useful the year area in the 1920's. In addition to the lodge, round and will permit ex· several other facilities that pansio n of edu ca t i u ~al were included in the plans are programs for the youth in a camp manager's residence, Southern Ohio. / '2995 BUICK PONTIAC BANK & GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE _:_ SUNDAY SHOPPERS WElCOME VOL XXVIII NO. 251 TOLEOO - THREE OF THE quadruplels born to a Monroe, Mich. , couple were on respirators Sunday to aide breathing, silid a Toledo Hospital spokesman. The quads, two boya and two girls, were born bere at one-minute intervals last Tuesday to Dr. and Mrs. Martin Drozdowicz. Holly weighed 2 J)!>Wlds, 12 ounces at birth, Jay 3 pounds, 4 ounces, Erin 3 J)!>Wlda,l ounce and Joel3pounds, 1.5ounce. All four developed symptoms or inunature lungs, requiring supplemental oxygen, and were placed on a , respirator, the spokeSil\an said. LEXINGTON, KY . - STONIE <BAHKER JR ., president and chief executive officer of Island Creek Coal Co., has been elected chairman of the board of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. The Chapmanville, W. Va . native, now a resident of Lexington , Ky., will serve a one-year term as head of the Washington-based BCOA. Barker, who began working for Island Creek as union laborer whi le attending Virginia Polytechnic Institute, was a member of the BCOA 's final bargaining unit during the recently settled national coal strike. ' I I Ohio only coal state without forced cutbacks GIRLS CHAMPS - Eastern's girls ba sketball team was honored during Saturday's annual banquet . Members of the 1976 sectional championship team are, first row, left to right , Jeannie McClure, Vida Weber, Kim Batey, Becky Windon. Terresa Hannum , 2nd Sue Thompson , Laura E11c:tun. ger Renee Trussell, Pebbles Blake, third row, Kaleen Millhone, Uta Young and Brenda Riffle . Absent was Terri Sorden . ~page 3for additional pictures and story . Woman shot to death, husband being held · Kathr.yn Ellen Fitchpa tri ck. 21. Middleport , is dead from an apparent shotgun blast and her 21year-old husband, Leonard M. Fitchpatrick is lodged In Meigs Count y Jail pending inv estigation. According to Sheriff Jim Proffitt, Fitchpatrick wa s taken into custody followi ng the 2:10 a.m. Sunday shooting . death of his wife of Jess than one year. Mrs. Fit chpatrick was apparently shot in the head by a 12 gauge shotgun. The Middleport ER Squad and poli ce department received a call at 2:12a.m. of the shooting. Both depart· ment s along with sheriff deputies responded to. the call. At the scene were Dr. H. R. Pickens, co unty coroner , Middleport Police Chief J. J . Cremeans, Sheriff Proffitt, Patrolmen Bill Miller, David Woolard, deputies Randall Carpe nter. Dana Aldrige and Gary Wolfe, sher<!t 's lll · vcstigator. BCJ agent , Herman Henry was also at the scene to a_ssist in the investigation . No olher details arc being released at thi s time . Mrs. Fitchpatrick was born Jan. 28, 1957. She is survived by her husband , Leonard, one son, Charl-es, and one daught er, Tara Dawn ; her parents, Honald and Kathryn Hichards , Pomer oy: nne brother, Ronnie Hichards, Pomeroy; five sisters, Rh onda Wilson, Ci ndy Hichards, Julie Hi chards and Alberta Ri chards, all of Pomeroy and Brenda Espes of Ma so n. and mat ernal grandparents, Mr . and Mrs. Woodro w Lemon , Parkers· burg . She attended the Pomeroy Church of Chfisl Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 p, m. at Ewing C'hapel with the Rev. William Kn ittle officiating . Burial will be in Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. Funding approval confirmed totaI of $742,992 in State assistan ce fund s for the const ruction of the Com munity Mental Health portion of a multi-portion facility in Pomeroy. This amount combined with fund s fr om Housing and Urban Development and Appa lchia Regional Com· mission, provided a total of $2,462,366 for the mult i· The Gallia · Jack son • Meigs Communi ty Mental Health Mental Retardation 648 Board Executive Dire<:tor, Maxine Plummer. announ ced her office has received a letter from the Department of Mental Helath confirming approval of the Gallia • Jackson · Meigs Community Mental Health (648 ) Board's request for a purp ose project whi ch is ready to be bid. . The multi-purpose facility wjll provide space for Meig s Community Mental Hea lth , Senior Citizens and Meigs County Hea lth se rvices. Funds were made available without any cash dollars from the County Commissioners. (Continued on Pill' 8) EXTENDED FORECAST Wednesday thru Friday United Presslnternallonal Fair Wednesday with a chance of showers late Thur.day and Friday . Highs will be In the upper 50s and 60s and lows In the upper 30s and low 40s. Weather Sh owers and possible thunderstorms tonight ~1th lows in the 50s and low 60s. Showers and thundershowers ending Tuesday and turning cooler with highs in the 60s. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. businesses, we became the James A. Rhodes said only coal state in the region to y Monday Ohio was the only escape the crisis without e coal state in the region not to mandatory curtailments of k imp os e manda to r y electric power," said Rhodes .~ curtailments of electric "During the days near the y power during the recent coal end of th e strike when coal •t supplies reached danger k strike. Rhodes, in a report of state levels, we took the position Y government actions during that Ohioans would respond ; the strike , said several voluntariy in an effort to keep factors were involved schools, factories and busi' I including the use of the Ohio nesses open . "Ohioans everY,.here cut highway patrol to escort nondown on electric consumption union coa l shipments. The report showed that the and nobody was laid off," patrol escorted nearly 50,000 said Rhodes. "At the same truckloads of non-union coal lime, our electric utllities to Ohio's coal-starved shared power and purchased out of state, electri c utilities in a little power supplementing what we were , over a monU1 . Rhodes also praised the able to generate in Ohio. "Finally, we were quietly co nservation pra cticed by consumers during the strike . moving coal into our electric "Through the cooperation utilities beginning in Febof Ohio residents and ruary .'' he said . Deputies probing vandalism Meigs Co unty Shcriif's deputies received a report from Dale Roush, St. Alba ns , W. Va .. wh o reported last weekend his vehicle wa s parked at a residence on Bailey Run and the front hubcapa were stolen. Sometime between mid· night and 1 a. m. Saturday, someone broke out windows in three residences. Mrs. Ada VanM eter had five large windows broken out at her house. Ra)'mond F. Elberfeld, had two windows broken and also sel'e ra l places on the side of his house had paint chipped where rocks had struck th e side of the house, and F. H. Gilland reported two storm window glass and two inside window glass were broken with rocks and pieces of asphalt. While deputies were out taking reports, a motorist came along and advised them CR25 had been blocked by two 55 gallon drums and two large logs. The incident is under investigation. In other activity, dep uties investigated a t wo-<Oar accident in Racine Village at the intersection of 3rd Street and Sycamore. According to the report , ~~· \ -~_) Rodney Neigler, 22, Rt. 2, Hacine, was traveling south on Third Street and decided to tum left onto Sycamore, but he had just passed the intersection, so he stopped and proceeded to ba ck up his vehicle in order to make the tum . In the meantime , Debra "' Nelson, 23, Rt. 2, Racine, was travelin g east on Sy~amore Street and was turning right onto Third Street. She had pulled out and saw what was l)appening and started blowing her hom. Neigler, loo king in his left side mirror (CmUnued on Jllllf 8) .C ' - Te rry c loth - polyester knit - denims . Large selection of styles in iu nior and misses sizes . yours now . I benefits under the two leading tax credit bills. Tbe bills would cost $1.2 billion and $4.4 billion, respectively, during the first year. They said tax credits for college students would have · ,• no bearing on whether teenagers from wealthy families went to college and would provide "too little support to be of any real help" to a needy family . '111irt y workers of the Meigs additional 15 cents per hour County Department of High- increase each year beyond ways, members of the the set rate of the contract. Ameri can f'ed eration of In addition, the new con· State, County and Muni cipal tract provides for the county Emplo yes, AFL -C IO , paying one-third of the returned to their jobs today hospital insurance costs of following the signing of a the employes during the first three-year contract over the "year; an adilitional onethird weekend . during 1979, and the entire f'red Hay nes, reg iona l insurance premium during representative, said the new the third year of the contract. three -year contract provides .. Negotiations for the new workers with a 40 cent hourly contract broke off on April I. raise effectiv e April 1 for the Workers went on strike at first year ; an additional 25 that time. cents an hour for the second llayn es sa id this morning yea r beginning April 1, 1979, one point should he clarified, and an additi onal 2tJ cent s an that was an incident during hour for the th ird year the week-long strike when a ·beginning April t. 1960 or a lea fl et was distributed cost of Jiving raise at a bearing the union's name. maximum or 30 cents an hour Haynes said the leaflet was whichever is greater based not issued by the union and on 1979 livin g costs. did not carry the official Employes with more than statements of the union . five years service receive an CINCINNATI - SOME OF THE STATE'S "MOST prestigious" law firms , including some special counsels to Attorney General William J. Brown, are expected to be named in connection with what may be one of the largest securities fraud schemes in Ohio history, the Cincinnati Enquirer reported Saturday. In a copyrighted story, the newspaper quoted one unnamed deputy to Brown as saying there is a "real possibility" some of the attorney gene ral's special counsels will be named as defendants in upcoming suits. COLUMBUS, OHIO - FIVE CARLOADS OF' CITY police stood by, bot prO<hoice and pro-life advocates who met in Columbus Sunday battled on ly with words and signs. Abortion advocate William Baird of Boston, asked to address Ule 4th annual Ohio Pro-Life Convention about the need to end violence against abortion clinics. Told he would not be welcome because the ooly speakers allowed were those who "support life from conception to natural death," Baird and 15 followers came to Columbus anyway. Senske, however, said that "based on what constitutional lawyers have told me, f feel it is constitutional." He argued the credits would provide across-theboard aid to people who pay tuition and that the aid would go to parents and not schools. Califano and Blumenthal said familie s with incomes over $30,000. would get 20 percent or more of the en tine WUISVILLE , KY. - NORTH-CENTRAL STATE SUBMARINE veterans of World War II, their nutnbers diminished by the years, wrapped up their convention Saturday with a memorial service for the sailors killed aboard 52 U. S. subs sunk during the war. Much of the three-day convention was given to socializing by the veterans, most of whom are in their late 50s and early 60s. Three-year-old Megan She was taken to the Wolfe is in satisfactory hospital by the Racine ER condition at Holzer Medical squad where she underwent Center following a mower surgery. accident Sunday morning at her Rt I, Racine residence. The child, a daughter of BRUSHFIRE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolfe, was At 8:37 p. m. Sunday the oo a riding mower with her father when She jumped. The Pomeroy fire department mower apparently ran over was called to extinguish a the youngBter and her left brush fire near the Tall ann was severely mangled Timbers Nile Club on Route 7. and broken. \ Blum.enthal and · HEW Secretary Joseph Califano said lhe net effect of tax credits would be "a major and undesirable change in federal policy ." They said the credits would provide three or lour times more federal support for private school children than for public school children, and the credits would be inflationary and unconstitutional. By United Press International SPRINGFIELD, OHIO-LARRY HOSS, 18, ROCK FALL, ill., was killed Sunday in an accident during a dirt-track American Motorcycle Association race at the Clark County Fairgrowxls. Ross was oronounced dead at the scene. His cycle flipped Rver in the middle of a heat race duri"ll the junior competition . Mower victim satisfactory r administration and attacked as unconstitutional by church-state separationists. Two Cabin et officials blasted the proposal Sunday, on grounds it would provide more finanCial aid to those attending private sc ho ols than public schools - against public policy. In a letter to Ways and Means Committee C'hairman Al Ullman, D-{)re., Treasury Secretary W. Michael M·e igs highway employes sign ===MO=N=DA=Y,=AP=RIL_l_0._19_78_ _- ,_ _ _P_RI_CE_F_IFT_EE_NC_EN_TS_- fi ew, CO fitr act at y POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO COLUMBUS - CI.ASSROOM CIJ.>SINGS brought on trouble being felt by school districts could affect as many as an estimated 40 percent of Ohio 's 2.2 million school children this fall. Almost !15,000 public school students missed classes in 15 districlll around the state last year because their school systems were broke and had to close. ' schools. The Yanik bill allows $100 for each child in a private elementary or secondary school and $250 lor a son or daughter in college. A tax credit is taken directly from taxes owed as opposed to a deduction or which is exemption subtrac ted from income before taxes are calculated. The Packwood-Moynihan proposal has been strongly opposed by the • e becaus~ of financial I Means Committee today· was beginning to debate a substitute version or the Packwood-Moynlhan legislation proposed by Rep. Charles Yanik, D-Dhio . Under the PackwoodMoynihan plan, ·strongly supported by Senske and other advO<!ates of aid to private schools , parents would receive a tax credit of up 1\> $500 for any sort of tuition paid to private ~ revealed f9r 4-H camp program Volleyball clinic set / Economy Plus Black exte r io r an d matching inter ior . Au to. lrans , honeycom b w h eel~ wi th billboard rad ial tires . What e lse c an we say . Permanent improvement plans Hat chback, f in<she d in a r c lic whi te , cus tom sad dl e vinyl se ats . Factor y air and only 11.632 mi les . Almos t new . '5795 TYPE lT REPRESENTATIVES FROM the Gallia County 4-H Program recently had the opportunity w view the unveiling or an architect's sketch of the proposed new lodge for Canter's Cave·4-H Carup. Left to right, Vickie Powell, Jackie Graham, Maude Persinger and Jieniece Newberry. Back rc•v left to right, Bettie Clark, Joyce McKean, Bob Powell, and J_erry Deel. CLUT1'0 MEET The Gal li a Cou nty Hum em akers Extension Club will meet Wednesday HI 10:30 a.m. at the PCA Building on Up per River Road . Bud Carter will speak on gar· dening tips . Installation of offi cers will be held . In the afternoo n Mr s. Jose ph Godwin will show slides on the Holy Land . Ladies arc Guing brukc rs the unl y way asked to bring an arts and yuu l'lUI possibly tri::l\'t'l these crafts item for show and tell days. GAI.I.IPOLIS - everything we want. " Senske, past president of CAPE and secretary of elementary and secondary schools for the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod, said in an interview he believed tuition tax credit legislation proposed by Sens. Robert Packwood, R.Qre., and Daniel Moynihan, D-N .Y., would stand a constitutional challenge. The House Ways and I ' This' ' Jon picku p has lhe economical 6-en g ine. std . lran sm1ssion . ra dio , step bum per , and long wide bed . Low m iles. '4495 Wh ile exteri or wi th red landau lop . This clean Mont e has th e rallye whe els and air conditioning . Extra clean inside and out. Compare at ~: 1975 GRAND PRIX Solar go ld linish with matchmg v1nyl top and in ler<or Dr<ven only 9,2 32 miles by one local o wner . New Bonne vi lle trad e Dark blue l11115h wilh match<ng i nler~or This GM fa clory off icial's ca r is equ<pped w<ih air condilioning , power steer in g and powe r brak es. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A leading advocate of tuition tax credits is optimistic Congress will .approve some fonn of aid to parents who send their children to private schools, including . colleges. "We're very optimistic about getting something this tlme," said AI Senske, a member of the board of directors of the Council for American Private Educatio~. "But I don't think . we'll get '5995 Finisiled in Ar ctic while , with whi te bucket se al s, loa ded wi th op l ions . Thi s beautiful auto was so ld new by us and dr ive n onl y 29,311 miles. New Grand Prix tr ade th is week. Two door . med iu m gree n with matching landau top , crushed velour clolh seat s. Loaded with al l the op tions you expect on Buick 's top of the line. Pr iced to se ll. ·' W. GMNT SHELL WI' . Today : to grid clinic By e e Help •may be .on way for private education "'!j.gal . C£state!• OSiJ 69ers coming e • • e e e e ·• • e e e e ,e e e e e e :e e PLAY PLANNED CHES HJ-Hf: - The S!'!llor class of Kyge r Creek High School will present ··rinder's Creepers" tln April 2!1 and 29 ill 6 p.m. "' the small MARY E. JONES auditorium . Ti cket s may be GAL LIPOLI S~ Mrs. Mary purchased from <c~ ny class E. 1Chafflin 1 Jones, 66 , di ed membPr for $2, general March 25 at Columbus. ~~Ht ing . Ltmitcd seating is She was born at Bulaville. m•ailable Ill 150 pe r night. and spent Ihe first 20 years of her life in Bula ville and the Vint on area. Her parent s di ed OAR TO MEET when she was young and she POME HOY _ Return made ber home with her Jon athan Meig s Chapt er sister , Ali ce (Chaffin 1 Daughters of the American Spir.es until she was 20 . Hevolu lion will meet ApriiH She was an aunt of Myrtle al 1 p.m. at th1• home of Mrs. Davis uf Vinton . Geo rge Morri s, Lincoln Hill "Foods ur the President s" is the thernr uf the progrmn to Mi ss Lucille Smith. Mrs. :be presented by Mrs. Thereon Edison Hobst efter . and Mrs. .Jnhnson. Co-hostess es will be 'Owrne Cottrill. ___, 01 \ are looking _/ greaterthan ever And the nice thing about that is the better they get ... the. better you look! Don't let your wardrobe b e "without at least a f·e w cotton denim "staples" . .. like new detail pants, jacs. • vests . . . right here! ....., READY -TO-WEAR 2ND FI,.OOR ~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MAN AND WIFE TEAMS WITII COORDINATORThere were two man and wife teams who completed the Basic Pollee Training recently. Shown left to right are, Manning and Becky Mohler, Mandy Lefebre, coordinator of the school, and Alan and SUW1 Darling . ' SUCCESSFUL DRIVE - The kindergarten class~s of Southern Local School District had a very successful pop bottle and pop ·cap drive !laturday. They canvassed Syracuse, Minersville, Racine, Letart Falls and Portland . The proceeds wilt be uaed to purchase an air conditioner. Anyooe wishing to send dpnations are as~ed to call Judy Williams at 992-5866. Shown, left to right, .re Melinda Lemley, Aimee Wolfe, Alisa Willford , Chastity Jacks, Misty Swisher, Jane Ann Williams, Jerod Moore, Kevin Btum, Sheri Roush, Aimee Hill, Becky Roush, Scott Hilf, Chris Murphy, Jason Quillen and Olris Stewart. ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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