http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f4a60665c0c5f9071b203b4f4e99cc54.pdf 6e2fcdb48282cd1e57a008e130ab4607 PDF Text Text **********************•**************************************************************************************** Meaning for Memorial Day Memorial Day 1978. What does it mean? No more, it can be said, than Memorial Day 1968 meant ... or Memorial Day 1918. Because man has not yet learned how to solve international problems without killing his fellow man. Be the slain soldiers Ethiopians, Somalis, Vietnamese, Ca mbodians, Israelis or Arabs- or, in earlier connicts, Americans , Englishmen, Germans, Russians , Frenchmen, Japanese or Chinese - it has not, yet, made a dlfference. Yes, we have freedom still . Yes, fascism was conquered and communism has been circumscribed. But no, the world is not at ease, not at peace. And the works of peace go neglected by tne demands of mutual deterrence. The communist world threatens the West, the West as the Russians see it, threatens them . Arabs scream at Jews and Jews berate Arabs. The face of Africa is pockmarked with connicts. World War I did not "end all wars" and "make the world safe for democracy." World War II, fought in large part on the same soil, left scars still unhealed. This is not to say that soldiers of this century's wars have died in vain. No soldier dies in vain . No young man who takes up his country's arms, who goes to the front to fi ght for the policies and principles his nation judges to be right. dies fruitlessly. A soldier has spoken ** eloquently when he dies . lie has made the supreme sacrifi ce for us who live. Rut when du we who live stop demanding that sacrifice'' What do we human beings, who have been gifted wiU1 the ability to reason say, "Nu 'more deaths' "! We living American• who pay honor this Memorial Day to our dead, will say "no more deaths" only when we with other nation s finally commit ourse lves who lehea rt edly to the pnnciples of cooperation and the rule of law rather than force in internationa l as well as national affairs. 'l11en will this Memorial Day and past Memorial Days give more credibility to the rhetoric that flows each year in front of white crosses. *** ** *** # ** * * ~ ;;:d':h::;·i:;;;:u··;:;;-···i GALLIPOLIS - The Old French City's Memorial Day parade, featurin g 41 units, will begin at 10 a.m. Monday from Penny Fare's parking lot, with Vance Rees the parade marshal. The paraders will form at the parking lot , corner of Fourth Avenue and Court rSt. at 9 a.m. Guest speaker during the ceremony in the Public Square will be Donald R. Lanthorn, American Legion Service Director of Ohio. After the park services there will be brief appearances of the firing squads at Pine Street Cemetery, Mound Hill Cemetery, and Memory Gardens. Units in the parade will be: VFW color ~ u ard. VFW women's NO. 17 iI * * i: i~)Jffd!:~l(~\~ · GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT · . ~u:l . ii 1****************************************************;. • tmts unbm: VOL. 13 !# Sco uts, Patty Fellure's hilton group, Ann Rieser's baton group. two umts of the Ga lli a Co unt y Vo lun teer Eme rgency Squad. Ga llipOlis Shrine Club fire truck, Hiu Grande antique fire truck, four ski boats from the French City Ski Club ; Pam McMahon, 1977 River Recreation Festiva l queen; Amsbary boys' two decorative bicycles, Amsbary antique car. Ja ne Vinson antique car, Elwood Lewis antique ca r ; Rene Oesch, driver of the year; driver-education car with James Enyart; three riding horses of the Sloan family , two riding horses of the Swisher family , Harley George's poni es, and miscellaneous ot her units. auxiliary, VFW District 12 president, Neta Wood; VFW Comma nder Dovel Myers, state of Ohio judge-advocate of the VFW . American Legion Commander Cliff Dixon, Am eri ca n Legion Auxiliary President Helen Welker ; Donald lanthorn , Legion state service director, Am vets. Maj .-Gen. George E. Bush (U. S. Army, ret.), James L. Clark, Wor)d War I distinguished service cross. U. S. Marine Corps; Miss Ga llia County Pam Miller, Little Mr. ancl Miss Gallia County Rene Ward and Rodney Bloomer. ' Gallia Academy High School band, GAHS cheerleaders, six units of the GalliP<>iis Volunteer Fire Department , two units of theSEOEMS, Boy Scouts and Girls I tntint MIDOLE PORT- POMEROY SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1978 PRICE 25 CENTS .:.:•-:.:.;-:- :.:- .·.·.·.·.·.·.·.-:-:·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· .. ·.·.·.·........ . .·.·.·. EXTENDED FORECAST Munday lhrnu gh Wednes da y, pussible thundershnwers Munday, but ntherwisc fair and warm through Iht• periud . Highs will be in the 80s with a lnw in the 60s. -:-:-:-:.:-:·:-:.:.:-:.:-:-: ·.·:.·.·.· . ............... . Rio Grande to graduate 136 seniors today .........._.. HONORED - Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, center , was given special recognition fur her long teaching career in the Middleport schools at the Middleport Alumni Association banquet Friday night. An engraved locket was presented to her by Mrs. Iva Sisson, president. Lt. Gen . James V. Hartinger, a graduate of the class of '43, was master of ce remonies for the banquet. 1See additional pictures and story on B-1 today.) Community development block grant is topic POMEROY - Charles Blakeslee, Meigs County Planning Commission, Ms. Ca rol Costonzo, Farmer Horne Ad· ministration, and Bill Wickline, HUD Grants ' Admini~trator , met with Meigs County Com mi ssione rs Thursday to di sc uss the Community Development Block Grant for Meigs County which was originally intended to be administered by the Community Action Agency. The board deCided to withhold the program from the CAA and place it with the Plaming Commission. It authorized Blakeslee and Costanzo to contact the proper authority to change the grant to a program for housing rehabilitation only. Also meeting with the commissioners was Judge Manning Webster who presented contracts for a grant from the Ohio Youth Commission for a direct probationary subsidy to provide $8,000 for the juvenile court at no cost to the county. The Co unty Budget Com mission members, Howard Frank, Rick Crow and George Collins held a joint sesston with the t•ommissioners and welfare director. Barbara Shuler . A lengthy discussion was held concerning the state reimbursements for welfare services and how the com· mission should certify for the Wclfarr Department budget. '11le matter of the site preparation work for the Multi-Purpose Hea lth Cent er was discussed at length. It was decided immediate steps should be taken to contact contractors and get prices on preparing the building site. Since bids arc due on June 7, it is hoped someone could be found to begin the work no later than May 30 or 31. Richard Jones, commissioner, he would vote to advised approve transfers as requested by the highway department. If after reviewing the budget, funds could not be found in other categories. Attending were Henry Wells, Jones and Jim Roush, commissioners, and Mary Hobstetter, clerk. £ kill d Horse e ' lOUr persons • • dm • IDIS • hap • WJure Th patrol said an eastbound vehicle GALLIPOLIS - A horse was killed driven by David I.. Davis, 30, Huntington, and four persons injured in eight traffic struck the rear end of the Thacker vehicle accidents investigated Friday by the then slid off the roadway into a parked GaUia-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol. truck owned by Jerry L. Harding, 22, The horse accldent occurred 4:15a.m. Bluefield, W. Va . 'n1ere was minor on SR 160 at the junction of SR 160 and Mt . datnage . David was charged with hilure Zion Rd. where the animal owned by Bob to stop within the assured cle·t~ distance. Evans' Hidden Valley Ranch ran into the Two perStJns were injured in n headon path of a vehicle operated by Mabel V. collision at 7 a.m. Friday on SR 124 in Collins, (1(), Rt. 1, Bidwell. Meigs Count y, 200 feet from the Rutland Beulah V. Thacker, 51, Gallipolis, was Corporation limits. Troopers satd vehicles injured In a three vehicle collision at 6:30 driven by Phyrean B. Wallace, 61, a.m. on US 35, one tenth of a mile west of Continued on A-5 SR 160. RIO GRANDE - Forty-seven Gallia Counti ans and 10 Meigs Cuunt ians will graduate from Rio Grande College and Community College 1n commencement ceremontes at 2:30 thi s afternoon nn the College c:rcen. A tota l of 136 students will dun caps and gowns fur the 102nd commencL'IIlent of Rio Grande College and the fuurl h an· nivcrsary ceremony for Riu (;randc Community College. Many will graduate wtll t !ugh H('adc rn il' h<m ors. Those desq.! IHitNI Sumllli:l Cu m l.audt• hHvc nutinta mt•tl at lt~ast a 3.8 grade pomt average dun ng tlll'ir t·u llegc ('arecr . Magna Cum l.audt• graduates have mamtaincd at lca:-.1 it :1 5 m·erage and Cum Laude student s at least it 3.25 average. Gallipolis residents who will rt·ceil'c BadJCior of Sdence degrees includt• Ka y i\dkins (magna cum laude ), Htdtard Barcus !magn a rum laude), Jacqurl tne Coonen, Pam ela P.shcnaur, Handa!\ Finney . Twila Harrison 1cum !;tUde 1. Marshall French. Shcrri Jarvis IS Ut tun a cum laudet, Henry Johnson . Mar) l•rU K111g ts umma cum laude I, PatriciH ~1at1tn I cu m laude I, Hichard Mitchell , Gtl !'nee. Sheila Hoettker t magna cum laude 1, lluw Saunders. John Saunders !cum laude 1. Jenny WeHver . Nancy Molnar 1cum l<ntdc 1 and Mary Jane Hockwcll (cum laodt•t were participants in Rio Grande's two year Medical Laboratory Tcl'illll l'tHn program in conj un ction with ll rrll.cr Medi cal Cent er, and will receive Assoctal c of Applied Science degrees . Clwrles Burdette will receive an Associa te of Ap· plied Seicnt·e degree in E le('truntl' S Teehnolugy. and both William Johnstun and Jimmie Stokes will receive As:.u('tat e of Arts degrees. Rio Grande resident.>; who will recetve Bachelor of Science degrees include Jud ) Blazer 1magna cum laude 1. Dcbbte Maples , Marcia Payton, and Jo:dwtn Rickett s !magna corn laude 1. H1ch<trd Miller will receive an Associate of Appln·d Continued on A-5 Three resolutions approved by city GALLIPOLIS - city commission, in special session Friday afternoon , ap· proved three resu iutions. Commission authorized City Manager Chris Morris to seek a grant apph ·alton from the Appalachian Regional 'ommission for a $300,000 supplement gr nt fur the water treatment plant prujec!. Commission also approved a motion to finance the city's non-federal share uf the water tr>eatm cnt plant construc110n project through the sa le of mortgage revenue bonds . Murris was authorized lo advertise for bids for the final phase of the new recreation complex once the commission receives approval of constru(1ion plans by the Ohio Department of Nat ural Reso urces. MARGUP.HITE C. Hirner . manager of industrial relations, Federal Mogul Corp. was guest speaker during Friday evening's t978 commencement program on Memorial Field. Two-hundred and thirty-five GAHS st'niors received their diplomas . Others pictured on the platform, left to right, are Bob Marchi , board of education president; Rev . 0 . C. Morrison, baccalaureate speaker and Supt. Don Staggs. See A·2 for mnre pietures and story . Agony of Japanese prison camp recalled by ex-Marine ./. 'Ill 1111 I\ 1'1111 II II ,,,,,., ,,.,,,1/1''' ,.,,,,., ,. Sll'phen Nebon . Ill. I. Crown l'tly , ha s Memunal Day mon· p;nnfulthan those held by most other W<tr \'l'lcnms : the ctguny uf :P ~ years 111 a .JcqJancsc pl'ison L'il111p 1:111d nearly tl year ~dUng back on Ins fed <titer a mortar ' hell burst in till' Kureaneonfltrl. Tlus man was l~n· n at Ballantine, Munt. , :15 tulles west of Btllmgs .. just a week I.-fore World War I hustihtics slopped. Nelson ·., father . Thumas. was w1th the !l;nnbow i)ivlston 111 Franee Nul' 4, 1!118. the da1 hl' was !Jorn . ,\ t i 1yt.'itrs of age he Wii lked 1i1tu the ~1 ill'llll' n.·~ TUitlllg ~ tallon . ;uul un Aug. 2. l!14tl. Itt• hcratnt' a full -:h·dged tncmiJer of tite U. S Marine Corp, , On Ma; li. t!l42. ln' offtt't• rs snt'l'ctnicred hun ami lhl' ot her ~1ill'llll1 S arid soldiers u11 Cltrrcgulur , When h(• enlisted . Steve Nelson "Jl"t tl ll tdl' 11 " lie was 5-8 and wt· t ~ lll'd 147 !MIItds. but after buul ca mp and S!'<t St'hiiol at San 1\tcgo he grew 111 stn·ngtit , ll l'tghl , nnd sk tl l. After four ttHrnths he shtppwlt o Shanghai . ('hum . and Sept. I JOIIH'd a Murine battalion at Cavttt·. l'luhpptn•· lslauds . Thet·e he stayed until tlw .Jap;mese !Jombt.od Pearl ilaruor Det· H Ithat 's the date beyond the lntt•rnallonal IJatl' l.tm• ; it was Dec. 7 111 f:allipoh s 1. On !let·. 10 the Japanese bombed Cavtle Naval yard t\1 destroyed it. and Nelson was trunsft• t ed to l'ubcabaon on Bat<tan, wh!'l'l' ht· hd }Jt.'d set up anti·aireraft batll'l'les. Stxty men in Battery C got crLodit for <!owtllljg :l4 Nl ppunt•st• dive bombt•rs. WIH•nllll' UIV<Hil·rs IJruke through the army litH'S un Batwu1. Nelsun and the ollwr M<tnnL'' w•·nt to till' tslaud of Corrcgidor. wht•rt• most of th1• Mul'im•s were whcnlla · l<WII fdl Tlto •tt. ll'tlh on\) l'tll'l't'gulur fl)'lllg tltt' llll'IIJO!'I cs on tin s Star' ;md Stnpt•s. tiw fu·st enemy lamhng' for them tol'lunc out wtlll tnetr hands up. Wt'l'!' blol'ked by Nebun and the ulht•r gun· Tlu:. the)' dtd , bctn~ pushed around b; ner, , who lett he .Japanese t'OIII<' wtlhln 200 tltt•tr t'aplur' 0111d marc hed off to jotn ) ants and then destruyt•d them . Hut at; ·:111 ~uwtht• r ~ r ou p of pn suncrs. Mtt•r \lilt IH•o•k'h. the l'll'lortous foe put a rn . Ma\ H. l!l12. 120 ,{~)0 .Japarlt'si! l'~lllll' 111 bargts, iwlf fruml'a\'1 a i3ay . Stew and tlt('lilllll ill'oalburntng 'ht p to cross Mamla Ius L'olttpilnwns rl'll'l'illtd to the M1ddle lla1 tnlo Mantia . where the; marched Sule of the tsland and touk refuge 111 a httie d,,;,.n tltl' street. till' .Japan(•se showmg the l 'i:I\'Cl'll . •Japanest• l rnpen~1l Mannes yt•lletl pe11ple how grc<tt llwrr \'lt'lur y \\'HS. From titt' streets thc1 went to old. abandoned lltlbtd pnson · · Mt,·r approx imate!) t11 o months, these pnstHlt'rs \\'L'I'l' put f.tboanl trctins and t<tkt•n to a l"orth l.uLon pnson camp near t'ab;tnatu.ut. Steve Nelson wetghed 163 pollll(b "hen ea ptun·d . The; worked hun and other prt"111l'rs on ga rdens for about ftl'(' month., . They ate twt ee ada). morn· mg and t' \'t' lllng, a " menu· · of barley CJnd nct• ami 1\orl'an tmllct dtshcd up out of a ftve-gall onean for 5{) men . When, at last, their t•aptors took them lxtrk to Matula . Nl' lson wet g hc~l 97 pounds. Of the :100 who wt'nlto Manila, only five ot· SIX WCI'P Mannt•s. From Mantia tht•y W!'llt by shtp to .Japan. Kept L'onstanti; below deck , the Amcncans got thetr meals from a five· gallon t'onla tner which the Japant'sc lowered by rope tntu the hold . Bathiess, the men hved hkt• anunals . Nel son rememb(•red .wnh a gnmace . Men died . ·n,e boat s ftnall\' arrived at Fom1osa 1Taiwan t, where 'they st<tycd long enough to pick up supplies, and set sail early the next morning . Two days out of ~'onn osa, the Japanese decided to let their ca ptives come up to air out. No talk . No lllHSe . The t·onvoy of 10 mert'hant slups had two destroyers with it. STEPHEN NEUlON, Rt. 1, Crown City, remembers three and half years When the lead destroyer blew att<tck as a Japanese prisoner of war and the stgnuls, the Japanese told the Americans to get duwn bci!Jw dt•ck again . mnrtar shell in the Kurean cunic t which iu<'aparilaled him . Continued on A-5 I I ' r I ' ,. ) I fl �A-3- The Sunday Times-Sentinel!~,~~~ . !A ·-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1976 GARS graduates 235 seniors Friday evening GA LLIPOLIS Appr oximat ely 2,000 persons filled the Memorial Field bleachers and surrounding area in lawn chairs Friday evening for Gallia Academy High School's !64th annual bacca laur ea te and co m- D9nomorh ®10 H.P. ' 32" RIDING MOWER 95 Edelma nn was co-recipient of the John Phillip Sousa Band Award Ialong with Kolleta Ann Kemper) and also received a full tuition academic scho lars hip a t Marsha 11 Un ive rsity. Abels, an advanced college prep st udent , was a member Tw<>-hundred and thirtyof the GAHS choir , Key Club, five seniors received their J unior Cla ssica l League , diplomas in the school's basket ball team, Na tional first outdoor ·exercise in Honor &1ciety and serv ed as modem history. Tempera tures were in the student body president this lo w OOs with bright sunshme past term. Groth , a co ll ege prep wh en a c ti vities got un· st udent. was a member of the derway . Otherwise. it was a band, choi r . Madri gals , perfect ending fo r the ·'Class Junior Classical League and of 1976" which included I 22 Nationa l Honor Society. girls and 113 boys. Miss Ply male , also a Class members marched to their seats down the gridiron college prep student, was a steps onto the football fie ld mem ber of the band, choir , while Rodney Tolliver's band Future Nurses of America, pl ayed "Po m~ and Cir· Spanish Club. and National Honor Society. cum ~t ance . " Miss Spencer. an advanced Rev . 0 . C. Morrison, pastor of Trinity Baptist Temple, led · college prep st udent , was a the call to worship , then gave mem ber of the choir. Future Teachers of America, Ga lha a prayer of dedication. Foll owing a Scripture Script. Gymleaders. Photoreading, the GA HS band Science Club, Thespians, Tripresented several selections. Hi-Y, Spa nish Club an d foll owed bv th e annual National Honor Society. Jarv is. also an advanced bacca la ureat e se rm on by college prep student, was a Rev. Morrison . homeroom officer, member R ev. Mo rri so n of the Key Club, Photochallenged gr adu ating Science Club and National seniors to build character Society. Honor as lhey entt'r a new phasr Miss Griffin , a college prep of life. student. was a member of the The co mmen ce ment band and National Honor program began wit h th e Society. conce rt band pla ying, J arv is, over the past four "America the Beautiful." yea rs. demonst rated a keen Honora ry awards were in science and the interest presented byGAHS Principal scie nti fi c me thod. Hi s J ames N. M. Davis. assisted scholastic record includes a by E. L. IEdi Stewart, 4.0 in IPS', biology, physics I assistant principal. and II , chemistry I and II. Sharin g the !2nd ann ual Academic Key were : Bradley The Science Award is Abels, son of Dr. and Mrs. sponsored by Holzer Clinic Gene Abels ; Peter Gruth, son Ltd. Edelma nn , during the past of Dr. and Mrs. John Groth : Ca rol Plymale, daughter of years. demonstrated ability Mr. and Mrs. Lester to master fu ndamental adPlymale; Mel inda Spencer. ,·anced math concepts . His daughter of Mr . and Mr s. schtdast ic record incl uded a Robert Spencer : Gary 4.0 in alge bra I and II , Jarvis, son of Mr . and Mrs. geomet ry, and college ma th I 'lowell Jarvis and Cheryl and II . He received a $1 00 Griffin, daughter of Mr. and check from Millard Cassidy, Mrs. Richard Griffin. All preSi de nt of the Kiw a ni s owned perfect 4.0 averages . Club. Groth 's musica l acPeter Groth , son of Dr. and Mrs. Joh n Groth , received comp lishments included : the 41st ann ual Music Key. trumpet player in marching Terry Wa ll. son of Mr . and band for fou r years, concert Mrs. Gamer Wall and Mike band one year. symphonic Staggs, son of Supt. and Mrs. band three years, rated Donald Staggs, shared the outstand ing mallot per· cussionist, participated in the !2nd ann ual Athletic Kev . Tina Nibert , daughte.r of Ohi o Music Education Mr. and Mrs . Arthur A. Assoc iati on solo and en· I Pete I Nibert , captured the semb le competition with the third annual girls Athletic band and choir, Madriga Is four years and had leading Key. Cheryl Baird, daughter of roles in Iwo musicals. Athletic Key co-winner Mr . and Mrs. Donald Baird, Wall played t hree Terry received the annual Corn· varsity sports and earned me rcia! Offi ce Education eight varsity awards during award . lour-yea r career. He his Ga ry Jarvis. son of Mr. and base ball four yea rs, played Mrs. Howell Jarvis. received basketball three years and the annual Science Award. fouthall one year . . He was A n e ~ a"' a rd in named Best DeferJS>ve Back mathematirs, sponsored rn footb•ll h>s ju nior year. In by the Ga llipolis Ki" ani s ba sketball, he was named Club, was presrnt(·d tn Best DefenSive Plaver and Tom Edelm ann . son of Mr. ~·as lhc team 's leadir{g scorer a nd Mrs. F n•d F.dl•lmann . menceme nt / exercises . MODEl ··~ BRADLEY ABELS t C<>-Academlc ) this past year. He was also a First Tea m Ali,SEOA L honoree. Wall is a member of the 1978 Class AA District Alibase ball team . Siar C<>-wiooer Staggs played tw o var sity sports footba ll and track. He was a member of the varsity footba ll team four years and track team two years . ha vin g missed hi s sophomore year, due tn a broke n leg suff ered in footba ll . He was the I97Btrack team captain and wa s the Blue O.vils third leading scorer. In foot ball, Staggs was First Tea m Associated Press All-Ohi o in 1977: Fi rst Team AII -SEO AL in 1977-7 6: Honora ble Ment ion United Press International Ohio in 1977; Outstanding Receiver in !977-78: Outstandi ng Defensive Li nema n in 1977· i6; Must Valuable Player in 1977 and Out standi ng Receiver in 1976. Miss Nibert played three va rsity sports - volleyball, basket ball and softball. She was MVP in both volley ball and basketball during her three· year varsity career and was AII.SEOAI. Fi rst team in basketball. The music and athletic key winners also recei vcd the fourt h a nnual Ma ll onee Ro b inson Memo r i a l Schola rship Awards . Miss Ba ird was a member of t he Nat iona l Hono r Society , COE Club a nd severa l other co-c urricular activit ies. In a dd itio n to receiving the COE Awa rd . Miss Baird received a $1 00 chec k fr om e merso n E . Evans and famil y. Scholarships and awards went to P eter Grot h, Meli nda Spence r, Julia Lynch, Brad ley Abels. Caro l Gar y Jarvi s, Plymale, Lyon Smith and Eu ge ne Gloss. Miss Spencer walked off with a lour-year scholarsh ip at Ohr o State Un ive rsity 1 Nation al Merit fina li st I wort h $1,400 a year: a 11 .000 scholarship from the Ohio Hoard of Regents: the Elks' $600 Most Va lua ble Student PETER GROTH 1C<>-A cademlc 1 !Music ) CAROL PLYMALE (Co-Academic 1 MIK E STAGGS tC<>-A thletic ) TERRY WALL I Co-Athletic I Awa rd : Buckeye Ru ral Electric 's $250 sc holarship and was appointed a freshman schu,lar by Ohio State Unive rsity. Groth rece ived $1,000 Nati onal Merit Scholarsh ip Award ; Miss Lynch won a free tnp to South America and back lor being the top national wmner in the 1~78 Propeller Club essJy contest; Abels and Jarvis received Certificate of Achievements; Miss Plymale received a $5,1100 scholarship from Rio Gra nde College-Comm unit y College: Mi ss Smith recei·:ed a $1 ,000 Ohio Aca dem ic Schola rsh ip and Gl oss a $3,1100 scholarship from the American Electric Power Co. Principal Davis point ed out that the top ropercent of this yea r 's gradua tin g class t1wned :t505 point averages or bett er . The top 10 percent were Identified by gold t•ssels on thei r caps. They were : Bra dley Abels, Pe ter l:rut h , Caro l Ply male . Meli nda Spence r , Gary Ja rvis, Ki mberl y -Nott er. Cheryl Griffi n. Letty Walker, Eliza beth Cla rk. Koletta Kemper . Jamie Montgomery FiSher, Nancy LeMasters. Tht,ma s Edelmann , Alf red Workm an, Carol Da iley , Lu Elle n Sa unde rs, J ill Coll ier , Eugene Gloss, Mary Bell e Martin , Cheryl Baird , Ell en Waugh, Noree n McGovern , Kimberly Golji, Linda l<Jwery , Julie Lynch and EliZ<Ibeth Salyer . Friday's commencement speak er, Marguerit e C. Hirn er, man ager of Indu strial Relations, Federal Mogul Corp., was introduced bl' City Schools Supt. Don Staggs . . Ms. Hirner's top ic was cent ered a round the word .. Amerjca n." Point ing out the last ha lf of the eight letter word spell s "I ca n" the speaker to ld how, by putting the fir st four letters of the word to work , wi ll mak e the last fou r a reality. She bega n with the first lett er ~ A ~ for ambition, and followed wit h M mot ivation: E ~ enthusiasm and R - responsibility. "If you, the young men anti women of this graduating class, put to work your ambition , mot iv ati on, en· thu siasm and rcspon· sibilities, you will fin d the · 1 ca n' will become for each of yo u a r ea lit y. To each member of the 1976 graduating class, my sincere congratuations and my wish that you may all atta in your goals.11 The se nior rlass was present ed by P r incipa l Davi s. Robert Marchi, president of the Gallipolis Board of Edu ca ti on, presented diplomas. Membe rs of the 1976 GAHS graduating class receiving diplomas Friday were: GARY JARVIS t C o-Ac~d em lc 1 (Science Award) MELINDA SPENCER (Co-Academi cI TINA NIBERT tAthletic ) CHERYL BAIRD iCOE Award ! Senior Class - 1978 Terr y Jay Abbott , Bradley Stevens Abels, Br ian Jeff rey A bs h ir e, Ch arl es Je f f er y Adk ins, Art hur Ray All ison , Cheryl Lynn Angell, Cheryl Ly nn Bai rd, Greg ory Lee Bai rd . Kim ber ly Sue Bai rd, Debora h Ann Barcus, John W. Barcus, Jr ., John Wyman Bar cus, Kenn y Lee Barcus, Teresa Robi n Barcus . Wend y Pa t ri ci.1 Bas t ia ni , De nn is Alan Beman . Kim berl y All yn Beh . Mel vin Lee Biars, Ann Mari e Biland , Gar y Blankenship, Bar ba r a Gayl e Boone, Car olyn Sue Bost ic , Jef fer y Ross Brown, Thomas W. Brum f iel d, Br enda Sue Burdette. Rowan Dee Burdette, Debra Kay Bur r ows. Char les All en Burr is, Char les Car los Caldwell . Ra nd a ll Edwar d Ca ldwe ll, Br end a Sue Call, Stephen Ca lvert , Kim ber ly Carroll , L. Joseph Car fer, Pamela Sue Carter. Morri s A ll en Casey. Steven Ca udiII, Robert a Sue Cha pman , Timo t hy All en C h eval i er . Da n i el Chr istopher Cla rk. Elil abeth Irene Clar k, Regina Ga ll Clar k, Teresa M.ar ie Cla r k, Deborah Annette Clay . Debra Da r lene Clevenger , Ji ll Anne Coll ier , Irene Cook , Rober t L. Co rnwell. Jr ., Sharon Eliz ab et h Corne tt . St even Eugene Coulson , Teresa Ann Cox , Mar y Lou Cra w ford , M arga r et An n Culpepper , Mark A. Cunning ham , Gary Dale Da bney, Am anda Carol Dail ey, Carol Lynn Dai ley, Dana Wayne Daniels, Terr y Curt is Davis , Jay A ll en De ll ing er , Pa ul Phill iP Douahman . Va nce E. Dray , Sam Allen Dru mand Oonna S. Golden. Dia na Lynn Gol dsber r y, Kimbe rly Go lj i, M ic ki e Lee Gra ha m, Brian Da vid Gr iff in , Cher yl Lynn Gr i ff in , Peter Benson Groth , Robert John Grubb, L. A. Gui nther, Cath y Louise Glover, Da vid Harmon, Ray Harra h, Cindy Lou Har ri n g. ton , Rhonda Kay Harris , Kevi n Ray Hawk , Christ ine Eli zabeth Heck , Stephanie R . Hem phi ll , Susa·n Louise Hemphi lL Bonn ie Ann Her n, L y nne Renee Her dma n , Nae Holt er , Ma r cia Howard . Teresa Houck , Kevin C. Lau r a Y"onn e Hughes , Ricky Al len Haycrall . John Irw i n , Kim ber l y Sue Jackson, Anna Mar ie Jar rell , Gary Lee Jar vis, Jane El len Joh nso n . Ran d al l Ge ne Johnson , Dery l Gene Jones , Wi ll iam Thomas Jones , Vick ie Ly nn Jordan , Koll eta An n Kem per , Beli nda Dar lene K1 r bv , Connie Faye Knighting , N ancy Ruth . LeMas l ers, Debbie Lamber 1. Ra nd a l l Wil lard La ne . Sha ron L. Larson , Freida Mile Lee , John Fos ter Lee, Eddie Br ya n Lew is. David Mi chael l owma n. Dallas Ja mes Love , linda Sue Lower y , Jul ie Ann Lynch, Norma G. Li ttle , Nor een Ma v M cGove r n, Paul 0. McKinney, Robert William M ackenlie , Ly nn Anne Mar t yn. MarJ Bell e M art in , Lisa Maynar , Patr icia Lynn Denise Irene M iller , Elizabeth L. M ilstead , Jamie F is her Mon t gomer y , Paul Roger Montgom er y , Marcus L. M ooney , Ka r en Morgan, .Mark Al lan M orrison . Donna Lou ise Myers, Gregory Lee Eads, Ryan Eas ley . Tami L. Ea ston , Thomas Antho ny Mye r s, Jer r y E. M ssa r , Ed el man n , Da nny Ronal d Sharon Lynn Neal, Jeffrey Evans , Don na Jean Fel lure, Ral ph Edward Fellure. Barbara Da rl ene Fish. Jack Ru ssell Fos ter , Elilabelh Lynn Gauze, Rebecca Lynn Blackburn presented top award TOM EDELMANN 1Mathematics I Ci ALLI PO LI S - TIIC loca l rep rese nt ativ e of Si rout Heally, Inc ., R. E. Bi•ckburn , Jr .. has rece ived the highest honor awarded by his company. it was announced Sat urday . A co mpa ny of fi cia l prese nted Mr . Blackburn with the President 's Awa rd , wh ich is given to an elite few among the more than 750 Strout Offi ces in 13 states. Th e 1n nu al a wa rd is presented to those Strout Pame la Sue Pasquale . James Dav i d Patrick , Pat ric ia Jo l ene Pa trick . Karl a Rakel Pau lsen . Donna Mar ie Persinger , Jeff r ey Alan Petrie , Jennifer Ann Pe1r ie, Susan Lynn Petrie , Craig Pinke r ton, Arlene F . Pitchford . Ca r ol Ann Pl ymale , Mar cia Lynn Pl ymale. Pa t rlcid Ja ne Par ler . Phil ip Watson Price . Willi am Qualls , F elicia Rag l and , Terry Jean Raike, Steven Burdell Rainey , Davi d Glen Ri ce, Kimberly Sue Robb ins , Leshl a M ae Roberts . Stephen Jefl rey Edd ie Dean Hill , Nic ky A. Rocchi . Jetl rey R. Roth , Ma ynard . Donald Sco tt A. Me lvan, Joseph A. Merry, deLa mer ens, Lorena Lynn Der ks, James Alan Di xon, William E. Donnett , Jer ome m ond , Gilber t and Timo thy Evan Gi llespie. Eugene Er ic Gloss. James Sco tt Nelson , Rh onda · Lynn Nel son, Oelor es . Zola Newell, Tina M ic hell e Nibert , Lisa K. Niday , Kimber ly Ann Notter , Louis M. Pasqua le, Jr ., and exhibited extraord inary skill in sa les, list ing and customer serv ice throughout th e previous yea r. Onl y 61 offices wer e se lected as hav in g achieved a 1977 performance record _significant enough to qualify them for the award. Mr. Blackbunr has bee'" associated wiih Stro ut Realt y sin ce 1970. Hi s offi ce is located at 514 Second .\ ve. Todd Saunders, Lu Sayre , Ellen Dallas Dwig ht Roy A. Sayre , Catherine Austin Sc hm idt . Ca thy Lynn Shaver , De borah Shaw, Johnny L. Shee ts, Violet Jean Sheet s, Te r esa Lynn Sheline , Craig Shockey , Will iam Michael Sibley , James Richard Simms . Jeffrey Dean Simms, Li nda Lou Skaggs , L isa Jeannine Smdh , Lynn E. Smi t h , Tamar on Lee Smllh, Meli nda Barbara Li sa Stewart . Janis St r oop , Naom i Eu g enia Brown Swain ; Ri cky Allen Swain , Debra A. T ... flor, St even Tha cke r , John Thomas Thaler , Daniel Scot t Thoma s, Kevin Ray Thompson , Brenda Lee Treible, Roger L. Vance. Cecil Glenn V1nson , Terry Scott Wall , Le tt y Jo Walke r, RICk Al len Wa ller , Steven Edward Wandling , Mar k Al len Wal son, Timothy G. Wa tson, Ellen Anne Waugh , Je f frey Th omas Wh al ey, Tamara L. Wickline , Melody Kay Wisem an , Alfred W. Workman , Ann Ell2 abeth Wood , Ellen Frazee Wood , Te r ri Lynn Wrig ht and Virginia (droline Young . • ~ n,w " - ~ · • I\ ' '\ .I ·: '· . ~)l&fn~ I) i ... 2 . 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Fined by Judge Ho bert E. Buck were Cecil Haning, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, $150 and costs, three days co nfinement. license suspended 30 days, DWI ; Paul Spencer , Middleport , $10 and costs, unsare vehicle. Forfeitin g bon ds were Ralph Say re, New Haven: Donald R. Temple. Russell , Ky. ; Thomas R. Moo re, Crown City ; Robert K. Me· Donnell, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Vrolet C. Eash, Huntington: Guy R. Morr is, Ht. 2, Pomeroy: Grant D. Jacobs, Palmyra, Mich., and Elvon L. Coart ney, William;t own, W. Va., $30.50 each. Terr y J. speedi ng: Kni ghti ng, Ra cine, $30 .50. following too close ; Charles R. Wright , Middleport , $30.SO, insecure load. ...,. l MODEL7308 12 cases terminated S. Slewar1 , Cyn thia Di ane '234 • Stee l w ra p a r ou nd own Gay Spencer , Michae l Stagg s, Robert Dan iel Steele, 5 H.P. TILLIR shoe • Doubl e insula ted • Sawdust e jecti on chule • Safe ly button • I '!J HP • 5300 RPM branch m an a ~er s whu hH ve Danie l L. Rowan , Dona ld Carl Roy , Sandra Lynn Rutt, Richa r d Allen Roberts . An n Sa l ye r . El i zabeth Kimberly Saun ders . Kim Saunder s, MART JOINS Century 21 Sales Staff - James R. Stutes Is licensed with the State of Ohio as a real es tate sales pers on after co m· pletlng cours es a t ltlo Grande College in Real Estate Pra cti ce and Principles and Real Estate Law. As a member of the Gallipolis Area Jaycees, he has worked on many civic projec ts, rece ived several awards, such as Jaycee of the Month, a nd was a former board mem ber of the club. Jim also ·served six years with the Na tional Guard Arm ory a nd is presen tly employed with. Ohio Power Electri c Co., Inc. He Is married to Bonnie Stutes, who Is also a sales person for Ce ntury 21. They have two children, Kimberly, 10, and Michael, 7, and reside on Buhl Morton Road, Gallipolis. CHERYL GRIFFIN (C<>-Academicl SAV E $5 0 , WTD· 56 YARD . @1386 l!~r ~ ' ' ' 1 .98 Pol, (":, tr• r 111 tcrlo. ~ ~n,1 Pull on \ 'I. U! \ ' Sol, d olf'lr \ ........__ ~~ SliP ' Mc tnl lt1nk. de co roled N OO d - seat ~. Ad1 u~ roblc , pro !ecltve su n shodP 36 1 l " lo ng, JS '1 .. w1de A g rea1 f un 1dea fo r the k 1ds1 10 18 SOLD UNASSEMBLED 35 LB. BAGS PLAZA ONLY Our Own Brand JUMBO ROLL PAPER TOWILS •MICHIGAN PEAT •TOP SOIL •POTIING SOIL o UR LOW pa re£ ( DISCOUNT PRIC£} 50' VINYL HOSE lile 1nlorc ed cot d· b oo,d 1n l lorol or woodg1o•n 2-t 120 2·ply ~heet~ per rol l . liMIT6 ROllS 111 tJ~ 10 , E o~v I O p u l TOge Ther 2-ply vmyl h ose wdh a 1'2" diameter . ' I' 2 BIDDING PLANTI 77 ss~ Var1e ty to R~G . ptc l hom $3.84 $ 47 OUR LOW PRICE Sunday Timcs-&ntinel PuUhsllctl c v~ ry Suuda) h,l ' TIM: Ohu \INI/cy PuhiH:> hllll( Cu .· Mult unL·tha . lm· GAI .l.I I•Ot.J:; !)All.\' TIUHUNE • !1.25 Thlrtl A vt~ . , GNihpoll!>, Ohlu ~I PuiJJI!i/ll,.'(j ever) W4't-Ktlll)' tJ\'CIIil lt-: cJU:tpl SHLurdl1)' St:eum.l Clfu1s f'usUl~t' PH id ut GllilljMths, Oh iO 4l)GJI. Tilt: OA II.Y Sf:NTINE L Ill Cllurt St.. Pvmt.'ruy, u. 45769. PUIJlishcU n~ ry wt•t•k dlly tJVC/1111!\ . CXl'ClJI Suturtl<ly . En t cr~t ll !l ~'t'Uikl da:.s m11ilinl! Hl<ltkr at 1\nm·ruy , Uhw Pi#il Uffrcc. lly 1'11 rrt1•r 1httly ttllcJ !iumltty 75c; Jlt'r Wl.'t! k Motur ruuk SJ.Z5 1~r GuHLite CHARCOAL STARTER 42 munlh. MAl t. SUIISCHIP'rtON { • ••• '• • .. .. ~ . .. Olnu . . .. .. . ~ We:.! Vt r ~uuu ont Yt:lt r rn.oo; ~• x nwnLI~ SIJ .f!,O : thn-e mutl· ll • ••• • •I I ' • ' • •I • •1 ·1 " tI ~ I• " ,. • 4 HA l'F~I Tilt• Gi!lllpvlis Du lly Tril)(llll! in <IIlli ths $7 ,00. F:lst:ll'hcrc t:!ti .OO vcr ;'cat ; SIX lllOIJ lh.'l $1 :1 50 ; thrft' l!loll lhli S1.5CJ ; mol uf ruulc S:l t$- mont hi)' • The Dally ~n\ilwl , ont' ycwr $'l2.00 ; Slx ltlti!Jtlt:. sIJ.&o. lhl't!t! HIUII· Ulli 11.00. ~: Lsc~o~· ht• l 'c s ~ . oo : s1x ttloo· U1~$1~.MI ; thrcc mtmlh•., S7.50 ., Titt Umtt'(t J>rcM. lrltcrntlotlHI •~ tlldUsl\'tl)' cnlltlrtl lu lht' · THIS is how Fri day's 1976 GAHS graduati on ceremonies looked from the speaker's stand on Memorial Field. That's Bob Marchi on left , president of the Gallipolis City School Board. More than 2,1100 attended the · outdoor ceremonies VIEW FROM PRESS BOX - This is how ~'riday 's GAHS graduation ceremonies looked from tbe Memorial Fjeld pressbox as 235 Gallipolis seniors w~ited anrdously in 00 degree temperaturs Ill receive their diplomas. U.'* hw of !tll 1\t:WS th.S j)H! Chl'S lht• llt' WSI)ItiJCr ural IIIMJ tlw lvt'MIIItW~ publt!>ht'll ht.•rcm fmiJ hC11\IUII tT\.ilftctl tu I QUART ·-.. -.-... STARTIR ONE 64( REGUlAR 96' CHARCOAL BRIQUITS l ,!o!o BAG REGUlAR · 1.64 1 100 COUNT PK,. Paper Plates :J(_u~ar 6JC 9" di o . Wh ite wit h fluted $1 ~~CH 6 OUN CE LO W CALORIE OR 32 OUNC E REGULAR 51 INSULATED FOAM CUPS Reguiar3Jc 66 c Pl osric foam . 7 oz . Reusable/ disposable. PLASTIC ICE Wyler's 6 lbs. Lemonaile_••• Reg ula r 53.99 $299 Natural lemon fla vor, vit am in C , sugar . SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE- DOWNTOWN G CHEST 2 LITER PEPSI 4 R e gu lar $199 $2 .99 ~ C~C~I a 73 7-Up , Regular 99c PLAZA ONLY �A-3- The Sunday Times-Sentinel!~,~~~ . !A ·-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1976 GARS graduates 235 seniors Friday evening GA LLIPOLIS Appr oximat ely 2,000 persons filled the Memorial Field bleachers and surrounding area in lawn chairs Friday evening for Gallia Academy High School's !64th annual bacca laur ea te and co m- D9nomorh ®10 H.P. ' 32" RIDING MOWER 95 Edelma nn was co-recipient of the John Phillip Sousa Band Award Ialong with Kolleta Ann Kemper) and also received a full tuition academic scho lars hip a t Marsha 11 Un ive rsity. Abels, an advanced college prep st udent , was a member Tw<>-hundred and thirtyof the GAHS choir , Key Club, five seniors received their J unior Cla ssica l League , diplomas in the school's basket ball team, Na tional first outdoor ·exercise in Honor &1ciety and serv ed as modem history. Tempera tures were in the student body president this lo w OOs with bright sunshme past term. Groth , a co ll ege prep wh en a c ti vities got un· st udent. was a member of the derway . Otherwise. it was a band, choi r . Madri gals , perfect ending fo r the ·'Class Junior Classical League and of 1976" which included I 22 Nationa l Honor Society. girls and 113 boys. Miss Ply male , also a Class members marched to their seats down the gridiron college prep student, was a steps onto the football fie ld mem ber of the band, choir , while Rodney Tolliver's band Future Nurses of America, pl ayed "Po m~ and Cir· Spanish Club. and National Honor Society. cum ~t ance . " Miss Spencer. an advanced Rev . 0 . C. Morrison, pastor of Trinity Baptist Temple, led · college prep st udent , was a the call to worship , then gave mem ber of the choir. Future Teachers of America, Ga lha a prayer of dedication. Foll owing a Scripture Script. Gymleaders. Photoreading, the GA HS band Science Club, Thespians, Tripresented several selections. Hi-Y, Spa nish Club an d foll owed bv th e annual National Honor Society. Jarv is. also an advanced bacca la ureat e se rm on by college prep student, was a Rev. Morrison . homeroom officer, member R ev. Mo rri so n of the Key Club, Photochallenged gr adu ating Science Club and National seniors to build character Society. Honor as lhey entt'r a new phasr Miss Griffin , a college prep of life. student. was a member of the The co mmen ce ment band and National Honor program began wit h th e Society. conce rt band pla ying, J arv is, over the past four "America the Beautiful." yea rs. demonst rated a keen Honora ry awards were in science and the interest presented byGAHS Principal scie nti fi c me thod. Hi s J ames N. M. Davis. assisted scholastic record includes a by E. L. IEdi Stewart, 4.0 in IPS', biology, physics I assistant principal. and II , chemistry I and II. Sharin g the !2nd ann ual Academic Key were : Bradley The Science Award is Abels, son of Dr. and Mrs. sponsored by Holzer Clinic Gene Abels ; Peter Gruth, son Ltd. Edelma nn , during the past of Dr. and Mrs. John Groth : Ca rol Plymale, daughter of years. demonstrated ability Mr. and Mrs. Lester to master fu ndamental adPlymale; Mel inda Spencer. ,·anced math concepts . His daughter of Mr . and Mr s. schtdast ic record incl uded a Robert Spencer : Gary 4.0 in alge bra I and II , Jarvis, son of Mr . and Mrs. geomet ry, and college ma th I 'lowell Jarvis and Cheryl and II . He received a $1 00 Griffin, daughter of Mr. and check from Millard Cassidy, Mrs. Richard Griffin. All preSi de nt of the Kiw a ni s owned perfect 4.0 averages . Club. Groth 's musica l acPeter Groth , son of Dr. and Mrs. Joh n Groth , received comp lishments included : the 41st ann ual Music Key. trumpet player in marching Terry Wa ll. son of Mr . and band for fou r years, concert Mrs. Gamer Wall and Mike band one year. symphonic Staggs, son of Supt. and Mrs. band three years, rated Donald Staggs, shared the outstand ing mallot per· cussionist, participated in the !2nd ann ual Athletic Kev . Tina Nibert , daughte.r of Ohi o Music Education Mr. and Mrs . Arthur A. Assoc iati on solo and en· I Pete I Nibert , captured the semb le competition with the third annual girls Athletic band and choir, Madriga Is four years and had leading Key. Cheryl Baird, daughter of roles in Iwo musicals. Athletic Key co-winner Mr . and Mrs. Donald Baird, Wall played t hree Terry received the annual Corn· varsity sports and earned me rcia! Offi ce Education eight varsity awards during award . lour-yea r career. He his Ga ry Jarvis. son of Mr. and base ball four yea rs, played Mrs. Howell Jarvis. received basketball three years and the annual Science Award. fouthall one year . . He was A n e ~ a"' a rd in named Best DeferJS>ve Back mathematirs, sponsored rn footb•ll h>s ju nior year. In by the Ga llipolis Ki" ani s ba sketball, he was named Club, was presrnt(·d tn Best DefenSive Plaver and Tom Edelm ann . son of Mr. ~·as lhc team 's leadir{g scorer a nd Mrs. F n•d F.dl•lmann . menceme nt / exercises . MODEl ··~ BRADLEY ABELS t C<>-Academlc ) this past year. He was also a First Tea m Ali,SEOA L honoree. Wall is a member of the 1978 Class AA District Alibase ball team . Siar C<>-wiooer Staggs played tw o var sity sports footba ll and track. He was a member of the varsity footba ll team four years and track team two years . ha vin g missed hi s sophomore year, due tn a broke n leg suff ered in footba ll . He was the I97Btrack team captain and wa s the Blue O.vils third leading scorer. In foot ball, Staggs was First Tea m Associated Press All-Ohi o in 1977: Fi rst Team AII -SEO AL in 1977-7 6: Honora ble Ment ion United Press International Ohio in 1977; Outstanding Receiver in !977-78: Outstandi ng Defensive Li nema n in 1977· i6; Must Valuable Player in 1977 and Out standi ng Receiver in 1976. Miss Nibert played three va rsity sports - volleyball, basket ball and softball. She was MVP in both volley ball and basketball during her three· year varsity career and was AII.SEOAI. Fi rst team in basketball. The music and athletic key winners also recei vcd the fourt h a nnual Ma ll onee Ro b inson Memo r i a l Schola rship Awards . Miss Ba ird was a member of t he Nat iona l Hono r Society , COE Club a nd severa l other co-c urricular activit ies. In a dd itio n to receiving the COE Awa rd . Miss Baird received a $1 00 chec k fr om e merso n E . Evans and famil y. Scholarships and awards went to P eter Grot h, Meli nda Spence r, Julia Lynch, Brad ley Abels. Caro l Gar y Jarvi s, Plymale, Lyon Smith and Eu ge ne Gloss. Miss Spencer walked off with a lour-year scholarsh ip at Ohr o State Un ive rsity 1 Nation al Merit fina li st I wort h $1,400 a year: a 11 .000 scholarship from the Ohio Hoard of Regents: the Elks' $600 Most Va lua ble Student PETER GROTH 1C<>-A cademlc 1 !Music ) CAROL PLYMALE (Co-Academic 1 MIK E STAGGS tC<>-A thletic ) TERRY WALL I Co-Athletic I Awa rd : Buckeye Ru ral Electric 's $250 sc holarship and was appointed a freshman schu,lar by Ohio State Unive rsity. Groth rece ived $1,000 Nati onal Merit Scholarsh ip Award ; Miss Lynch won a free tnp to South America and back lor being the top national wmner in the 1~78 Propeller Club essJy contest; Abels and Jarvis received Certificate of Achievements; Miss Plymale received a $5,1100 scholarship from Rio Gra nde College-Comm unit y College: Mi ss Smith recei·:ed a $1 ,000 Ohio Aca dem ic Schola rsh ip and Gl oss a $3,1100 scholarship from the American Electric Power Co. Principal Davis point ed out that the top ropercent of this yea r 's gradua tin g class t1wned :t505 point averages or bett er . The top 10 percent were Identified by gold t•ssels on thei r caps. They were : Bra dley Abels, Pe ter l:rut h , Caro l Ply male . Meli nda Spence r , Gary Ja rvis, Ki mberl y -Nott er. Cheryl Griffi n. Letty Walker, Eliza beth Cla rk. Koletta Kemper . Jamie Montgomery FiSher, Nancy LeMasters. Tht,ma s Edelmann , Alf red Workm an, Carol Da iley , Lu Elle n Sa unde rs, J ill Coll ier , Eugene Gloss, Mary Bell e Martin , Cheryl Baird , Ell en Waugh, Noree n McGovern , Kimberly Golji, Linda l<Jwery , Julie Lynch and EliZ<Ibeth Salyer . Friday's commencement speak er, Marguerit e C. Hirn er, man ager of Indu strial Relations, Federal Mogul Corp., was introduced bl' City Schools Supt. Don Staggs . . Ms. Hirner's top ic was cent ered a round the word .. Amerjca n." Point ing out the last ha lf of the eight letter word spell s "I ca n" the speaker to ld how, by putting the fir st four letters of the word to work , wi ll mak e the last fou r a reality. She bega n with the first lett er ~ A ~ for ambition, and followed wit h M mot ivation: E ~ enthusiasm and R - responsibility. "If you, the young men anti women of this graduating class, put to work your ambition , mot iv ati on, en· thu siasm and rcspon· sibilities, you will fin d the · 1 ca n' will become for each of yo u a r ea lit y. To each member of the 1976 graduating class, my sincere congratuations and my wish that you may all atta in your goals.11 The se nior rlass was present ed by P r incipa l Davi s. Robert Marchi, president of the Gallipolis Board of Edu ca ti on, presented diplomas. Membe rs of the 1976 GAHS graduating class receiving diplomas Friday were: GARY JARVIS t C o-Ac~d em lc 1 (Science Award) MELINDA SPENCER (Co-Academi cI TINA NIBERT tAthletic ) CHERYL BAIRD iCOE Award ! Senior Class - 1978 Terr y Jay Abbott , Bradley Stevens Abels, Br ian Jeff rey A bs h ir e, Ch arl es Je f f er y Adk ins, Art hur Ray All ison , Cheryl Lynn Angell, Cheryl Ly nn Bai rd, Greg ory Lee Bai rd . Kim ber ly Sue Bai rd, Debora h Ann Barcus, John W. Barcus, Jr ., John Wyman Bar cus, Kenn y Lee Barcus, Teresa Robi n Barcus . Wend y Pa t ri ci.1 Bas t ia ni , De nn is Alan Beman . Kim berl y All yn Beh . Mel vin Lee Biars, Ann Mari e Biland , Gar y Blankenship, Bar ba r a Gayl e Boone, Car olyn Sue Bost ic , Jef fer y Ross Brown, Thomas W. Brum f iel d, Br enda Sue Burdette. Rowan Dee Burdette, Debra Kay Bur r ows. Char les All en Burr is, Char les Car los Caldwell . Ra nd a ll Edwar d Ca ldwe ll, Br end a Sue Call, Stephen Ca lvert , Kim ber ly Carroll , L. Joseph Car fer, Pamela Sue Carter. Morri s A ll en Casey. Steven Ca udiII, Robert a Sue Cha pman , Timo t hy All en C h eval i er . Da n i el Chr istopher Cla rk. Elil abeth Irene Clar k, Regina Ga ll Clar k, Teresa M.ar ie Cla r k, Deborah Annette Clay . Debra Da r lene Clevenger , Ji ll Anne Coll ier , Irene Cook , Rober t L. Co rnwell. Jr ., Sharon Eliz ab et h Corne tt . St even Eugene Coulson , Teresa Ann Cox , Mar y Lou Cra w ford , M arga r et An n Culpepper , Mark A. Cunning ham , Gary Dale Da bney, Am anda Carol Dail ey, Carol Lynn Dai ley, Dana Wayne Daniels, Terr y Curt is Davis , Jay A ll en De ll ing er , Pa ul Phill iP Douahman . Va nce E. Dray , Sam Allen Dru mand Oonna S. Golden. Dia na Lynn Gol dsber r y, Kimbe rly Go lj i, M ic ki e Lee Gra ha m, Brian Da vid Gr iff in , Cher yl Lynn Gr i ff in , Peter Benson Groth , Robert John Grubb, L. A. Gui nther, Cath y Louise Glover, Da vid Harmon, Ray Harra h, Cindy Lou Har ri n g. ton , Rhonda Kay Harris , Kevi n Ray Hawk , Christ ine Eli zabeth Heck , Stephanie R . Hem phi ll , Susa·n Louise Hemphi lL Bonn ie Ann Her n, L y nne Renee Her dma n , Nae Holt er , Ma r cia Howard . Teresa Houck , Kevin C. Lau r a Y"onn e Hughes , Ricky Al len Haycrall . John Irw i n , Kim ber l y Sue Jackson, Anna Mar ie Jar rell , Gary Lee Jar vis, Jane El len Joh nso n . Ran d al l Ge ne Johnson , Dery l Gene Jones , Wi ll iam Thomas Jones , Vick ie Ly nn Jordan , Koll eta An n Kem per , Beli nda Dar lene K1 r bv , Connie Faye Knighting , N ancy Ruth . LeMas l ers, Debbie Lamber 1. Ra nd a l l Wil lard La ne . Sha ron L. Larson , Freida Mile Lee , John Fos ter Lee, Eddie Br ya n Lew is. David Mi chael l owma n. Dallas Ja mes Love , linda Sue Lower y , Jul ie Ann Lynch, Norma G. Li ttle , Nor een Ma v M cGove r n, Paul 0. McKinney, Robert William M ackenlie , Ly nn Anne Mar t yn. MarJ Bell e M art in , Lisa Maynar , Patr icia Lynn Denise Irene M iller , Elizabeth L. M ilstead , Jamie F is her Mon t gomer y , Paul Roger Montgom er y , Marcus L. M ooney , Ka r en Morgan, .Mark Al lan M orrison . Donna Lou ise Myers, Gregory Lee Eads, Ryan Eas ley . Tami L. Ea ston , Thomas Antho ny Mye r s, Jer r y E. M ssa r , Ed el man n , Da nny Ronal d Sharon Lynn Neal, Jeffrey Evans , Don na Jean Fel lure, Ral ph Edward Fellure. Barbara Da rl ene Fish. Jack Ru ssell Fos ter , Elilabelh Lynn Gauze, Rebecca Lynn Blackburn presented top award TOM EDELMANN 1Mathematics I Ci ALLI PO LI S - TIIC loca l rep rese nt ativ e of Si rout Heally, Inc ., R. E. Bi•ckburn , Jr .. has rece ived the highest honor awarded by his company. it was announced Sat urday . A co mpa ny of fi cia l prese nted Mr . Blackburn with the President 's Awa rd , wh ich is given to an elite few among the more than 750 Strout Offi ces in 13 states. Th e 1n nu al a wa rd is presented to those Strout Pame la Sue Pasquale . James Dav i d Patrick , Pat ric ia Jo l ene Pa trick . Karl a Rakel Pau lsen . Donna Mar ie Persinger , Jeff r ey Alan Petrie , Jennifer Ann Pe1r ie, Susan Lynn Petrie , Craig Pinke r ton, Arlene F . Pitchford . Ca r ol Ann Pl ymale , Mar cia Lynn Pl ymale. Pa t rlcid Ja ne Par ler . Phil ip Watson Price . Willi am Qualls , F elicia Rag l and , Terry Jean Raike, Steven Burdell Rainey , Davi d Glen Ri ce, Kimberly Sue Robb ins , Leshl a M ae Roberts . Stephen Jefl rey Edd ie Dean Hill , Nic ky A. Rocchi . Jetl rey R. Roth , Ma ynard . Donald Sco tt A. Me lvan, Joseph A. Merry, deLa mer ens, Lorena Lynn Der ks, James Alan Di xon, William E. Donnett , Jer ome m ond , Gilber t and Timo thy Evan Gi llespie. Eugene Er ic Gloss. James Sco tt Nelson , Rh onda · Lynn Nel son, Oelor es . Zola Newell, Tina M ic hell e Nibert , Lisa K. Niday , Kimber ly Ann Notter , Louis M. Pasqua le, Jr ., and exhibited extraord inary skill in sa les, list ing and customer serv ice throughout th e previous yea r. Onl y 61 offices wer e se lected as hav in g achieved a 1977 performance record _significant enough to qualify them for the award. Mr. Blackbunr has bee'" associated wiih Stro ut Realt y sin ce 1970. Hi s offi ce is located at 514 Second .\ ve. Todd Saunders, Lu Sayre , Ellen Dallas Dwig ht Roy A. Sayre , Catherine Austin Sc hm idt . Ca thy Lynn Shaver , De borah Shaw, Johnny L. Shee ts, Violet Jean Sheet s, Te r esa Lynn Sheline , Craig Shockey , Will iam Michael Sibley , James Richard Simms . Jeffrey Dean Simms, Li nda Lou Skaggs , L isa Jeannine Smdh , Lynn E. Smi t h , Tamar on Lee Smllh, Meli nda Barbara Li sa Stewart . Janis St r oop , Naom i Eu g enia Brown Swain ; Ri cky Allen Swain , Debra A. T ... flor, St even Tha cke r , John Thomas Thaler , Daniel Scot t Thoma s, Kevin Ray Thompson , Brenda Lee Treible, Roger L. Vance. Cecil Glenn V1nson , Terry Scott Wall , Le tt y Jo Walke r, RICk Al len Wa ller , Steven Edward Wandling , Mar k Al len Wal son, Timothy G. Wa tson, Ellen Anne Waugh , Je f frey Th omas Wh al ey, Tamara L. Wickline , Melody Kay Wisem an , Alfred W. Workman , Ann Ell2 abeth Wood , Ellen Frazee Wood , Te r ri Lynn Wrig ht and Virginia (droline Young . • ~ n,w " - ~ · • I\ ' '\ .I ·: '· . ~)l&fn~ I) i ... 2 . REGULAR ' 25.99 PLAZA ONLY FLOOR STAND HIBACHI I SAVE $100 I REGULAR •17.94 • 12 vo lt bn tter y w1·h al terna to r • ,4 .. speed tro nso.(le • Float tng deck • Rear dtschorge • Dtsc brake s • Rock and ptn IOn steer tng ( 6 to 1 ra t1 o) • ElectriC start • 2 heodltoht s • Tr o 1ler h itc h Sreel body w/ wood handles. Ped esta l bose . 3-pos:t ,on gn d. 20 3 sq . NO in . coo king or.ea . Draf t co ntr o l OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 6 PM OPEN MONDAY 11 to 4 PM '( I 8' CENTER HEI GHT I I ' '' . I' -r' 12' X 12' DINING CANOPY A d1 u ~ r nt/ t• Fl ame Cf" nle r pol e. ret ar ded p oly· ethr l ene roo f. W 1r h REG. $28 .96 2 96 PKG. OF 48 DISPOSABLE DIAPERS OUR LOW PRICE Our MODE! 37 $ 47 REGULAR 11.76 YARD PICNIC TABLE TWO SEATER 1\ SANDBOX MISSES' JAMAICA SHORTS ' '" 17 I. ' SOLID COLOR CREPES, JACQUARDS 60" WIDE NO RAIN CHECK Sold Unossembled CHILDREN 'S POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS POMERO Y Two defendants were fi ned and 10 ot her s fo rfe it ed bonds in . M ei ~s County Court Friday . Fined by Judge Ho bert E. Buck were Cecil Haning, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, $150 and costs, three days co nfinement. license suspended 30 days, DWI ; Paul Spencer , Middleport , $10 and costs, unsare vehicle. Forfeitin g bon ds were Ralph Say re, New Haven: Donald R. Temple. Russell , Ky. ; Thomas R. Moo re, Crown City ; Robert K. Me· Donnell, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Vrolet C. Eash, Huntington: Guy R. Morr is, Ht. 2, Pomeroy: Grant D. Jacobs, Palmyra, Mich., and Elvon L. Coart ney, William;t own, W. Va., $30.50 each. Terr y J. speedi ng: Kni ghti ng, Ra cine, $30 .50. following too close ; Charles R. Wright , Middleport , $30.SO, insecure load. ...,. l MODEL7308 12 cases terminated S. Slewar1 , Cyn thia Di ane '234 • Stee l w ra p a r ou nd own Gay Spencer , Michae l Stagg s, Robert Dan iel Steele, 5 H.P. TILLIR shoe • Doubl e insula ted • Sawdust e jecti on chule • Safe ly button • I '!J HP • 5300 RPM branch m an a ~er s whu hH ve Danie l L. Rowan , Dona ld Carl Roy , Sandra Lynn Rutt, Richa r d Allen Roberts . An n Sa l ye r . El i zabeth Kimberly Saun ders . Kim Saunder s, MART JOINS Century 21 Sales Staff - James R. Stutes Is licensed with the State of Ohio as a real es tate sales pers on after co m· pletlng cours es a t ltlo Grande College in Real Estate Pra cti ce and Principles and Real Estate Law. As a member of the Gallipolis Area Jaycees, he has worked on many civic projec ts, rece ived several awards, such as Jaycee of the Month, a nd was a former board mem ber of the club. Jim also ·served six years with the Na tional Guard Arm ory a nd is presen tly employed with. Ohio Power Electri c Co., Inc. He Is married to Bonnie Stutes, who Is also a sales person for Ce ntury 21. They have two children, Kimberly, 10, and Michael, 7, and reside on Buhl Morton Road, Gallipolis. CHERYL GRIFFIN (C<>-Academicl SAV E $5 0 , WTD· 56 YARD . @1386 l!~r ~ ' ' ' 1 .98 Pol, (":, tr• r 111 tcrlo. ~ ~n,1 Pull on \ 'I. U! \ ' Sol, d olf'lr \ ........__ ~~ SliP ' Mc tnl lt1nk. de co roled N OO d - seat ~. Ad1 u~ roblc , pro !ecltve su n shodP 36 1 l " lo ng, JS '1 .. w1de A g rea1 f un 1dea fo r the k 1ds1 10 18 SOLD UNASSEMBLED 35 LB. BAGS PLAZA ONLY Our Own Brand JUMBO ROLL PAPER TOWILS •MICHIGAN PEAT •TOP SOIL •POTIING SOIL o UR LOW pa re£ ( DISCOUNT PRIC£} 50' VINYL HOSE lile 1nlorc ed cot d· b oo,d 1n l lorol or woodg1o•n 2-t 120 2·ply ~heet~ per rol l . liMIT6 ROllS 111 tJ~ 10 , E o~v I O p u l TOge Ther 2-ply vmyl h ose wdh a 1'2" diameter . ' I' 2 BIDDING PLANTI 77 ss~ Var1e ty to R~G . ptc l hom $3.84 $ 47 OUR LOW PRICE Sunday Timcs-&ntinel PuUhsllctl c v~ ry Suuda) h,l ' TIM: Ohu \INI/cy PuhiH:> hllll( Cu .· Mult unL·tha . lm· GAI .l.I I•Ot.J:; !)All.\' TIUHUNE • !1.25 Thlrtl A vt~ . , GNihpoll!>, Ohlu ~I PuiJJI!i/ll,.'(j ever) W4't-Ktlll)' tJ\'CIIil lt-: cJU:tpl SHLurdl1)' St:eum.l Clfu1s f'usUl~t' PH id ut GllilljMths, Oh iO 4l)GJI. Tilt: OA II.Y Sf:NTINE L Ill Cllurt St.. Pvmt.'ruy, u. 45769. PUIJlishcU n~ ry wt•t•k dlly tJVC/1111!\ . CXl'ClJI Suturtl<ly . En t cr~t ll !l ~'t'Uikl da:.s m11ilinl! Hl<ltkr at 1\nm·ruy , Uhw Pi#il Uffrcc. lly 1'11 rrt1•r 1httly ttllcJ !iumltty 75c; Jlt'r Wl.'t! k Motur ruuk SJ.Z5 1~r GuHLite CHARCOAL STARTER 42 munlh. MAl t. SUIISCHIP'rtON { • ••• '• • .. .. ~ . .. Olnu . . .. .. . ~ We:.! Vt r ~uuu ont Yt:lt r rn.oo; ~• x nwnLI~ SIJ .f!,O : thn-e mutl· ll • ••• • •I I ' • ' • •I • •1 ·1 " tI ~ I• " ,. • 4 HA l'F~I Tilt• Gi!lllpvlis Du lly Tril)(llll! in <IIlli ths $7 ,00. F:lst:ll'hcrc t:!ti .OO vcr ;'cat ; SIX lllOIJ lh.'l $1 :1 50 ; thrft' l!loll lhli S1.5CJ ; mol uf ruulc S:l t$- mont hi)' • The Dally ~n\ilwl , ont' ycwr $'l2.00 ; Slx ltlti!Jtlt:. sIJ.&o. lhl't!t! HIUII· Ulli 11.00. ~: Lsc~o~· ht• l 'c s ~ . oo : s1x ttloo· U1~$1~.MI ; thrcc mtmlh•., S7.50 ., Titt Umtt'(t J>rcM. lrltcrntlotlHI •~ tlldUsl\'tl)' cnlltlrtl lu lht' · THIS is how Fri day's 1976 GAHS graduati on ceremonies looked from the speaker's stand on Memorial Field. That's Bob Marchi on left , president of the Gallipolis City School Board. More than 2,1100 attended the · outdoor ceremonies VIEW FROM PRESS BOX - This is how ~'riday 's GAHS graduation ceremonies looked from tbe Memorial Fjeld pressbox as 235 Gallipolis seniors w~ited anrdously in 00 degree temperaturs Ill receive their diplomas. U.'* hw of !tll 1\t:WS th.S j)H! Chl'S lht• llt' WSI)ItiJCr ural IIIMJ tlw lvt'MIIItW~ publt!>ht'll ht.•rcm fmiJ hC11\IUII tT\.ilftctl tu I QUART ·-.. -.-... STARTIR ONE 64( REGUlAR 96' CHARCOAL BRIQUITS l ,!o!o BAG REGUlAR · 1.64 1 100 COUNT PK,. Paper Plates :J(_u~ar 6JC 9" di o . Wh ite wit h fluted $1 ~~CH 6 OUN CE LO W CALORIE OR 32 OUNC E REGULAR 51 INSULATED FOAM CUPS Reguiar3Jc 66 c Pl osric foam . 7 oz . Reusable/ disposable. PLASTIC ICE Wyler's 6 lbs. Lemonaile_••• Reg ula r 53.99 $299 Natural lemon fla vor, vit am in C , sugar . SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STORE- DOWNTOWN G CHEST 2 LITER PEPSI 4 R e gu lar $199 $2 .99 ~ C~C~I a 73 7-Up , Regular 99c PLAZA ONLY �>\-4- The Sundav Times-sentineLSundav. Ma.v 28, 1978 Pre-entrance test slated A RIO GRANDE Pra cti cal Nursing Pre· entrance Test for persons inlerested in entering \he Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center will be administ ered Thurs· day , J une I, at 9 a.m. at Buckeye Hills Career Center here. Mrs. Glenn, Coo rdinator, ann ounce d Saturday a ll perso ns who a re seeking admi ssion to the October 1978 Practi ca l Nurs ing class A.S- The Sunday Times.,Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center, Rio Grande. PB.ISOWDS dr W.d MAIL Of the Bend CINDY CROOKS. Angela Hatfield and Cli fford Icenhower, left to right, were presen ted the seventh grade awards for their contributions to the voca l music program of the Meigs Jumor H1gh & hool at a concert Thursday evening. There's much action on Route 33 at Burlingham where a new bridge is going in. A detour has been set up along with a tempora ry bridge. Let me warn you, the detour is a bit tricky at nigh t and particularly if it's raining so handle with care. ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs Mr s. Hunt kept the J uni or arid Scnt or Ht gh prog ram moving on the hot School vocal students ap- even ing with bits of humor to parently like what they're nicely lie together the three doing . segments of the present ation. 'Th is was ubviuus Thursday St ud e nts, a pp a rcn t ly ni ght at the high sehoul pleased to be doing '' loday 's" auditorium when the choral music, danced and moved 'groups presented a concert of easily to th e " bea t" and to the primarily pop music under pleasure of a rece pti ve the direction of Mrs. Paige audience . Hunt. Seventh graders used such TO BE ANNOUNCED SUNDAY JUNE 18 7:30 PM TICKETS ON SALE NOW $' 00 LIMITED AOVAI'«Jf'ESl iVAL SEATif'(i FlUS OUT!Fl SERYICf CHAR3E C: IC CFNTEA & All EN1AM 11CKE1 OtJilfTS ORDER BY MAIL NOW ~· 1. 0 !>PE:fCWAGOO CO CIVIC Cl:N IER Pl YNO....DS S !Ht£1 CHARU: STOO W VA 25JO' Ct.Rrlf/ED CHEer S ~ ,VCJNfY ORC£RS ONU' CALL J 4ll&J10 FCYl !NF()RM A, roN numbers as " You Light Up My Life" , "Make Your Own Kind of Music" and "Don't It Make Your Brown Eyes Blur · and concl uded with ·Climb Every Mountain" in merr. ur y of a class mate Sherry Marshall , who died sever a I weeks ago. Rece iving th e seve nt h grad e a ward s for th eir cont ributions to the voca l music program were Cindy Crooks, Angela Hatfi eld and Clifford Icenhower . Eighth graders present ed " Tomor row" from the Broadway show, "Ann te" . "Ticket to Ride" , · Nobody Does It Better" and "Black Wate r 11 • Winnin g awa rd s were J eff Nash , selected by students, and Greg Bush, the director' s award. 'fll e madriga l· group from the senior hi gh sang a nd danced to a well blended verston of "Bye, Bye Blues" to open the senior hi gh pa rt of the program . TI1e madrigals also sang two ser ious numbers before movi ng int o a comedy b1l " My Bonnte Lass. She Smell et h" . The se ni or hig h choi r presented an interesting an d numbe r . d if fere nt "Geographical Fugue" and sa n~ and danced well th rough numbers from th e Broadway musica l. " Chor us Line'' . • ·" N ATIO:'i ~~~:!:\' .£ ~ t.S.~lr' tf.;/-1 £i · /C A.IY .. ltANK ~~tvA- rE e~~r c 'A MI' . .£__ ~ write home once every six months. Steve Jl;elson, now marr ied to the former RosalieO Daniels, was interviewed about his war ordeals. bl ast bet ore lle <'O UIUwalKagain. li e ltves now in southern Gallia Co unty, ECONOMY 8 HP LAWN TRACTOR Agony ••• Continued from A·l " By the timt' I gut to Lhc gan~way. " Nelson recalled. "one deslr<r)'cr burst 111 two, rising straight uut of till' water. Fleluw deck , all hell broke out. with nwn scream· tng and yelling a nd explliSiuns blasting CiW8 Y. " MRS. PAIGE HUNT, voca l music supervisor, presented a troph y to Laura Hoover , a semor, in recogn ition of Miss Hoover's contributions to the Meigs Senior High vocal music progra m <tl Thursday night's conce rt . Othe r num bers included "Ease on Down the Road", " Today" and a closing, combined with the eighth gra de chorus, "The Last Words of David" . Senior members of the high sc hoo l group rece ived awards. They mcluded La ura Hoover. Ca th y Bl aettn a r. Susan Wr ig ht , Tam my Simms. Mt1rv Brown , Da wan na Dav is, Ma rcia Holcom b, Terri To bin and Tim Coa tes. Miss Hoove r , who had 34 ·IN. MOWER INCLUDED B~ilt se r vl~.l ;15 student direetor for the grou p's presentation of " Music Man" this spring, received a lrophy for conlribuling mosl to the senior high voca l music program . ln slrumcnta li sts for th e et•nccrt were Ci ndy Crooks, l.tnda f.asiln. Laura H!Krver , Jeff Nash, Fred Yo un ~ and Lon Woud . 1<> lake !he btg mowing jobs in stri de. Elcc a l ~t.·rn a t nr . J - ~ r ee d rr ansax lc . disc tn c sta n . brakes . The raid lasted 20 mmutt•s, bu t when 11 was all over lht• eun'voy kept moving. 11 trip which should ha\'l' tuken, tHH·mally. nine or 10 days, rccui red 2l days, fu r the J<Ip;mese skirted close to the sltore tu avoid submarines. Tiley disembarked at Mugi City' Japan. From Mugi City. 301len· lrained fur Nii getta . J<J p a11 , and 200 went tu Osaka , and , of tile 500, lhc ll nuslh and Canadians made up 200. or the 500, only 18i l'<l 111l' hurnt . The prisoners shuvl'IL•d t·oal 12 hours a day , but living was slightly bcttl'l' . Till·\· had every 151h day off. 1-:l'l'r)' :10 <ilt )'S till') had a OOth. Thrrl' WlH' un h" t wn M rHIIIL'~ at Niiga ta : Stephen Ne ls~n and ll<t rr1 Feldman . Nelson t·unl<ll'ted Fe ldm<tn 111 Chk a gu a half~oze n years ago. They wurked tJ t a hugl' ruCJ! y;u d. ti ;un . to 6 p.m. and thr ee ti mes a day till'\' lt<td " brief rest. totaling pel'lwps " ltalf·llllu r. Once was lil rwun. Nl•lsun stll l werghctlless them 100 puumls. but wcrs abll· lu g ucrg~· hrs work so ltk! ' he Wi-1 !-1 ti!H: of till' 187 sur- $6 9995 POMEROY LANDMARK vivors . JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. It came to 1945 . It was tll tdilu gust. Tht• Japonest! rrum.:heU them mtu thl' !)tockalil' at noon, sumellung thll t had rwver huppen· cd before at that hour. They had a bl'ltt•r rCt tion than usual. SumL· uf thl· pn sunL·r~ nunured l1. Jt~ pei n~Sl' surrl'mlcr, bul nu unl' Drive A Little and Save A Lot - Free Delive ry w ithin 7l Miles - Ye5! We Ser vice At Your Loc1l Hotpoint Dea ler . . s tore Hour s : i :JO to l : J~ Mill Closes a ll :OO P .M.-Servl1111 LAIIDMARK Mei gs, Ga llia & Ma son Counties . knew. Next rn urmng . when they wok<' up. the) notit'ed the guard tuwers were empty Tilt• board wall s u rro u ndi n~ thl' pr isun camp had barbed wire un tup, but one g;ll<' wa s open, una ttended. At last. Three and a half years uf duse und hostile supen ·tstllll 11·as m tlt•d. Or h~d it 1 A J apanese In terpreter Ins rw tm• wa' Shiga -.annoUJu:ed tl t<.t t thl' Wiir wa ~ 11\' t•r·. Navy !hers located the r <trnp and dtd \'[( '· tory rolls. M cssa~es ( 'i-lrtll' d 11W1 1 b) rnimature pa rachu te that H-2~'!; 11 uuld br· ing food supplies . Next da) tht')' dtd ' f' tfty· fi ve·~a llo n drums were dropped wtlh Spam. soups. d garclt es. In a week trams carne up tu th.: camp. Trarks were thcrl', fur tht• pnsuners' j11 h had been to lo11d ra tlroad eMs wllh ru<tl. And the fr eed Amen cans wen· taken tu Yukuhama. There they had their ftrst hut-water showers with soap. There they g11l dea n cl othes and chsca rdcd the J"p<•ne><· P.O.W. apparel, which Htd uded wrap !egg· Devoe WHITEHOUSE PAINT even loose change can tum togs. into solid • sav1ngs ••.' "• .,. SUGG ES TE D RETAIL PRI CE $2 1 98 2 GAL PA IL When you invest in our long term savings certificates, your Double Wh ite House Paint • Ex ce ll en t La tex House Pa1nt • Ht· Ht dtng Whtt e for Wood Stdmg Tnm and Masonry • Ones Ou1ckly to a Bea ut if ul Flat FiniS h money can yield the highest posSible interest. . . A big 6\ol% annual~ w~h a minimum deposit of only $1,000. It's a great way to secure the future and give your money substantial earning power. See us soon and get all the details. Ninet y day in teres t pe na lly il wilhd rawn before ma tu ri t y da te. Meigs Branch CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Athens County Savings & Loan 675-1160 Point Pleasant Store Hours : Monday-Friday 8 a.m. · 5 p.rr . Saturday 8 p.m. . 12 noon Headf~!~a!'ters for Devoe: Quality Paints Since 1754 Richard E. ]ofles, Manager 216 W. MAIN STR EET Pomeroy, 0 . During their Imprisonment, the men were permitted to wn lc one eard home every si x months. Stel'c Nelson. sta rl'ccl for sweets, wrote home : " flow 's your un· rl~ Baby Ruth 1 How 's your t• ousln 0 . Henry)" The folks at home w1t candy bars. But Steve never got them. Steve Nelson and othe r mi li ta ry people from the prison ca m p.~ went to UHkknull Naval Hospil<ll in Cal ifornia fur two weeks observation. Then he h<Id 00 days' rehabi litation leave. He gat nl'd back 111 134 pounds in twu months. Nelson then was given Ius choice of duty . He chose two ye~ rs of ordna nce sehoul at Quantico, Va . Escorted war dead. Had l'fremonial duty at the graves of 1\'ar dead . In December, 1949, Steve Ncls11n was transferred to Bremerton. Wash. In stx months the Korea n eonflict eruptl'd, a n~ Nelson went to Ca mp Joseph Pendlclon . seven miles from Sarrarnenlu, tu join the First Marine Division. It was loaded on a transport and sat led fur ~obc , Japan. Steve Nelson took part in Gen . Duuglus MacArthur's "end run" at inchon. Korea . by which the Americans repelled the North Korearu; in a rout. Now in counter· intelllgenL'f and in chargeof a !1-rnan crew of riflemen whose wea pons had telescopic sights, Nelson IL'd the wa)' safely past booby traps un the beaches. One evening while they were gomg up a slupe. the Nelson outfit was spotted by a North Korean patrol who turned louse a blast of morl<lr shells on them . 11 was two days later that Steve Nelson came to. He was on a Navy hospital sh ip, the Us S Hope (known toda y, he says, as the US S Con.~te llatlon r. The morl<lr shell had blown lhc left shoe off his fool, had shredded his pack and clothing, and he landed on his back. Thcrt• was no blood. Just the euncusswn. It. however , ended his career as a Umted Slates Marine. He was out of the Mart ncs May 22, 1951. It was nine months after tiw . . . - .. tUli:l ble to hold a jub, Uut his Mi:!rin e t.:u r~ pora l's penstun ami Social Security keep him go ing. In June, 1964, he married the former Hosa lie Dani els. daughter uf the lcttt (;<:~I lia ru unty Commissioner ThumC:Is . F.. Dm1iels . The)' have a da ughter , Hoset· ta. who real'iwd her 11th birtltday in May . Stephen Nebon is 11 111Cll1bc r uf VFW Post 4464 Gen. Sherman :.;Hid it. emU Cpl. Nelsun agrees : .. War is hell. " If some veterans like him would share ltll'ir memories un Memoria l DHy. rwrtw ps people and nil tiuns, would fi nd sor nl' othL•r W<IYto se ttle disputes. · Horse •.. Continued from A·l Pomeroy, and Ricky L. Yost, 11 , Rt. 1, Hut land, collided headon. Yost was pinned in his vehicle for awhile. Holh dril'c rs were taken to Veteran s Memo ria l Hospita l fur treatment of in· juries. Yost was c ha r~e d for driving left of cent er. Carolyn Griffin , 24, Ht. 1, Heedsville, was taken tu St. Joseph Hosrital in Pa rkersburg for treatm ent of in juries suffered in an accident at 1 p.m. Frida y on SH fill l , one and five tenths miles east of SH 7. The patrol said the Griffin car ra n off the roadway and overturned. An acCident occurred at I :50 p.m. Friday on SH 7 at Crown City where an auto drive n by Betty J . Wa ugh, 20, Hun· tin gton, was struc k by objects flying fro m an unknown \'Chi cle. F.a rl McGrath . 62 .llt. 4. Pomeroy, was charged with having no va lid operator's license following an acci dent at 3: 10 p.m. Friday on SR 143, two tenths of a mile east uf Harrisonvill e. The pa trol sa id th e McG rat h ca r and a vehicle drive n by Pa ul M. McElroy, 28 , Rt. 4, Pomeroy, co llided. At 9:55 p.m. Friday on White Oak Rd. four tent hs Ill' a mile east ol SR ~~4 an aut o dnven b) Ernest R. North . 18, Ht. I. Ga ll tpolis, burned . Vi nt on Volu nteer firem en wer e called but were unabl e to save the vehicle. Rio ••• Port smouth, was elected vice president , a nd Harold Howe , Jackson Building , Loan, and Savings of Jac ks0 n, was elected Secretary. The Gall ia Aca demy High Schoo l Madriga ls, under the dir ec tion of Mr s. Anne Fischer, pre,ented a ha lfhour of m u~ selections. Graduatio Gift Advisory hoard has May meeting GALLIPOLIS - The May Comm unity Mental Health meeting of the Alternatives Center in Gallipolis. Area Advisory Board wa s con· residents inter ested in at· ducted recent ly at the tending these public meetings Comm unity Mental Health are cordiall y invited to do so . If you plan to go the disabled or a bsentee voting route for Center in Gallipolis. the Ju ne 6 election, better get with it. The deadline for such Pat Amol d of Meigs voting is at noon on J une 3. That's next Saturday . Coun t y, Chairp e r so n, pr esided . Attendin g we re Registrations Paul and Allie Simon are really devoted to their project of Lesli e Tr eleve n, Gallt a keeping the river ba nk in Pomeroy looking good. It' s no easy County; Joanne MeLaughlin , task and we all owe the Simons a vote of tha nks for their effor ts Meigs County; Carla Miller, heing accep ted to keep it all loo king good. Ja ckson County ; Bob Binion , Ja ckson County; Bud O'Dell •. Agnes Hill. whose bi~ love is delving into Meigs County Ja ckso n County ; Ph yllis GALLI POLIS - On June history, recently was give n an old map of Meigs County . 19, Gallia Co unt y Day Camp Hibinger, Pat Leegan and The map had been printed on oil cloth by the Pomeroy Carl Tucker of the Alter- opens and continues for two Democrat . It lists property owners for the period of from abo ut nat ives Staff. Immediately weeks on Mon days through 1890 to 1900. She has reproduced it for the Meigs Museum and followin g t he busi ness Thu rsd ays . The ca mp is got great reproduction . However , the big problem is that the meet in g, Pa t Leegan , located on the Gilman Fann map was four townships - Olive, Orange, Bedford and Chester Ed uca ti on · Prev ention on Mill Creek Road. - short. Mrs. Hill is wondering if anyone else has a copy of the Specialist of th e Alternatives Day Cam p of.f ers a map which she might borrow so that those four townships can Prog ram , conducted a program in the eigllt basic be reproduced. I can assure you, your map will be m good pr esentati on and group skills plus the e.perienee of ha nds with Mrs. Hill. discussion rega rding "What enioving a pioneer lifestyle. If you have such a ma p and would loan it, please conta ct is Dru g Use, Abu.se , and Individual s nee din g a Mrs. Hill at P. 0 . Box 172, Tuppers Platns, Ohio, 45783. regist ration form or those Misuse.' ' Th e next regula rly who hav e qu estions should Frankly, I am not a high school alumni reunion person - scheduled meeting will be ca ll Judy Ball at 446-2952 or thank heavens many are - but I admit it was a bit of a treat to held on J une 21 at 7: 30 p.m,. , Irene Clark at 446.0025. All drop by the Middleport High reunion Fr iday evening to do a in the multi-purpose room of regist ration should be in by coup le of news shots. the Gallia · Jackson • Me i ~s June 5. I played the "guess who" game with a number of a lumni . I reall y got stumped on Mary Eunice Harris - just as pretty as ever and hard ly any change but it had been many years and TO MEET Tl:ESDAY too many faces for me. MIDDLE POR T - Middleport village The Middleport group had a lot of activity and e veryone council will meel.jjl spectal session at 7:30 seemed w enjoy the reunion thoroughly . The icing on the cake p.m. Tues da y to consider r ezoning was the appearance of the Rio Grande Chorale which property between Locust and La ur el Sts., presented an excellent program . The young people of the and Sycamore and Bos worth Sts.. from R·3 chorale are directed by Merlyn Hoss and, of course, Mrs . Ross status to B·l status and for the purpose of is accompan ist - and a great one at that . The talented Mr . and vacal!ng the Plum St. , right of way from Mr s. Ross really do a great job with the young people and the Locust St. to Laurel St. chorale people appear to hold Mr. and Mrs. Ross in such high •.., •· II __ _ Vocal music students of Mrs. Paige Hunt just seemed to be bursting with en thusiasm and spirit at their conce rt Th ursday night at the Meigs High & hool. Hopefully, ~ me of that spirit will overflow into other directions in the district. It's needed , that's for sure . Lea gue of Savin gs Associations were featu red speakers. Hugh H. Graham , Jr ., Secretary · Treasurer of The Gallipolis Savin gs & Loan Co. and president of Dist rict 5, presided. Th eodore Wain of Leesburg Federal Savings & Loan, Lees burg, Ohio, was elected pres ident for 1978·1979. Edw a rd Turitt of First Federal Savings & Loa n of ,._ • FRONT AND BACK of the envelope fu rnished prisoners by the ir Japanese captors tor On a 2 Gal. pail of 312 Sixth Slteet Flt 0 M NA ~!£-.\ N(lJT~ V...£. at 2 GALLONS La st week's column mention of long-time married Meigs County couples brought in information on probably the longest married couple in the county. Ellis R. and Carrie Miller were married 71 yea rs when they marked their a nniversary on Dec. 16, 1977. They reside in Langsv ille and take care of their own home, la wn and all of the work involved. She is 91and he's 92 . Jsn'tlhat something' • GREG BUSH, received the director's award and Jeff Nash, the student award for their contribution to the eighth grade vocal mustc program of the Meigs Jun ior High School Thursday even ing. Pop concert enjoyed by vocal musicians GALLIPOLIS Th e Gallipolis Sa vings & Loan Co: was the host Wednesday for the ann ual District 5 meeting of the Ohio League of Savings Associations at the Holiday Inn . Seventy-five persons from Savings & Loan Associations from II co unti es in Southeastern Ohio attended. Dr. Kirk Roberts, Federal Hom e Loan Bank Board of Cincinn ati , Philip W. Cramer <:~ n d Don Bas!'ani r1f th p Ohi 0 By Bob Hoeflich PO.MEROY LANDMARK LAWN AND GARDEN ·Gallipolis Savings & Loan hosts District 5 meeting Beat••• should plan to take the pre· entranc• exam at this time. Applicatmns for admission are now being accepted. Persons interested in applying are urged to gel their SECOND ,4TTACK FATAL applications in before June 1, HONOLULU (UP!) 1978 so they can take the preThomas Ha Mon, 47, regional entrance test, as this may be administrator of the General the last testing date before Services Administ ration, admission. The lee for the died Thursday night in Ka!Jer test is $1 0, payable on th e Hospital after suffering his testing date. second heart attack In two Applications may be obtained by call ing or writing weeks. esteem ll wonder. le willin be presentiMonday ng the program... sma at the Memor ialThe Daychora services Pomeroy morning. cu Second Av111ut tct .tC4 7 OllilfiOIIl, Olllt \r·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Memorial Jay weekend, the cemetery visits - truly a time for reflecting and remembering. You keep smiling they'd want it that way. r ----- -- --~--- --------- ---- , II Area Deaths !I Jeep C.J.7 RALPH UA ~ tli GALLIPOLIS - Ralph M. Davis, i5, a resi dent of Rt. I, Northup . died at 12:10 a.m. Sa turda y tn Holzer Medi cal Center. He had been in fathng healt h two wee ks. Mr . DaviS was acuve 1n farm ing ci rcles in Galha Co unt v. He was born Oct. 19. 1902, in Walnut Twp . sun of the late Rees and Rell a Greenlee Davis. He is survived by his w1fe. Anna Keller Da vis whom he married on Sept. II, 1943. at Iront on. Mr s. D.avis had done e.<· per iment al farm methods. produ cllon and management. for Ohio State University for several yea rs. He spent all his life in Gall ia Count y. Mr . Davis was a member uf the First Bapt ist Church of Gallipolis, a member of the Gallia County So il and Water Conservalion District Board of Supervisors 1a chart er mem ber \ and a member of the Gallia Co unt y Agricultu re Society Boa rd. Funeral services will be he ld 2 p.m. Monday at the Waug h · Hall ey • Wood Funeral Home wilh Rev . Charles Lusher and Rev. Ernest Baker officiating . Buria l will be in Ty n Rhos Ce metery. Friends rn ay call al the funeral ho me betwee n 24 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Pallbearers will be Ne al Tavlor . Bill Smith . Cha rles HoSe . Ed Martin. John K. Oa rk and Clay Baker. MRS. TRESSIE STAATS Mrs. Tressie Irene Sta ats, 65, 1322 W. Patr ic k St. , Kissimmee , died Monday. A nali ve of Ripley , W. Va., she moved from Rutland, Ohi o, to Kiss immee in 1952. She was a licensed practica l nurse and a mem ber of the First Christ ia n Chu rch , Ki ssim· mee . Surv ivors in clu de daug hte rs, Mrs . Connie Black, Rutland; Mrs. Jean Lyman , Provo, Utah, and Mrs. Lmda Sheph erd , Kissimmee ; sons, Le wis C. and Paul, bot h of Kissimmee ; sisters, Mrs . Sadie Staa ts, Sa ndyvi lle , W. Va.; Mrs. Gtwgia Farnsworth , Akron; and Mrs . Loraine Andrews, Kissimmee; brothers, Clyde Hh odes, Parkers burg, W. Va.; Winford Rhodes, Akron, and Wendell Rhodes, San· dyville; 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Ser· vices and intenn ent werr he ld May 25 , 19 78 u1 Kissimmee. Continued fr om A· l Science deg ree in Electronics Technology. Bidwell residents who will receive flachelor of Science degrees in cl ude John Denney Icum lau de ), J oh n Hutchtson. Clla rles Jacobs, Hita Taylor, and Valorie Tomlinson (c um laude l. Alfred Workman tmagna cum laude) will receive an Associate of Applied Sci ence deg ree in Electronics Tec hnology, and Patty Hunter will receive an Associate of Arts degree. Patriot resident s who will receive Bachelor of Science degrees include Caryl Kiser fmagna cum laude) , William Kiser 1cum laude I, J ane L. Smith (cum laude I, and Ruth Wood (cum laude ). Thurman residents who will receive Bachelor of Science degrees include Ca rol Banks tmagna cum laude ), and William Smit h. Louella Halley will receive an Associate of Art~ degree. Debbie Baird !magna cwn laude t. Cheshire; Na ncy Hood (cum laude!. Addison ; Dennis Hunter, Rodn ey : and Phillip Snyder. Vinton; will all rcceil'e Bache lor of Science degrees. Kathleen Garnes of Kerr was a par· ·~- · ~··••••••••••••••••• ticipant In Rio Grande's two year Medical Laboratory Tec hnicia n program in con· junction with Holzer Medical Center and will receive an Associate of Applied Science degree. George Miller, also of Kerr. will receive an Associate of Arts deg ree . Middleport residents who will rece ive Bachelor of Science degrees include Diana Carsey fmagna cum laude ), Judy Crow 1summa cum laude 1, and William Hens· ler. Pomeroy residents who will receive degrees include Sandra Korn (magna cum laude), Bachelor of Science degree; Barbara James , Associ ate of Applied Business degree; and J ane Sno uffer , Associat e of Ans degree. . Martie Baum, Chester, will receive a Bacll elor of Science degree, and Kathy Newell {magJJa cum laude ), alSo of ' Chester, will re<'eive an Associate of Applied Science degree. Ms. Newell was a part ici pant in Rio Gra nde's two year Medical La boratory Technician program SHOES in conjunction with Holzer Medical Center. Connie Gilkey, Rutland, and Valerie SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Johnson. Ra cin e, will both re ceil·e Bacllelor of Science degrees. SIDEWALK SALE CONTINUES THRU SUNDAY DOZENS OF GOOD BUYS••• * riil(l ll.••••••!!ll••••••.liili-•llilll Jeep Cheroke< Jeep J· 10 Honcho P1ckup LIMITED 1978 SUPPLY Our final allocation of 1978 Jeep vehicles ha s been made . These vehicles won't last long so stop in and pick one out for yourself before they' re all gone. THESE JEEP VEHICLES ARE NOW IN STOCK : 3 • CJ-5's 3 e CHEROKEES 1 e CJ-7 AUTOMATIC TRUCK l e HONCHO TRUCKS THE FOLLOWING JEEPS ARE NOW ON ORDER: 3 8' • CHEROKEES 1 • WAGONEER 1:r • HONCHO TRUCKS 2 --3" • J-10 lfz-TON TRUCKS 4.f • REGULAR CJ-5's 7 • CJ.5 RENEGADES 1 • CJ-7 SOFT TOP 1 • CJ-7 HARDTOP Wide Variety of Engines, Equipment and Colors Available. New m odel pr ice in cr eases are a certainty so g et your Jee p now and save money . RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP• ,.. GALLIPOLIS, .OHIO 446 9100 �>\-4- The Sundav Times-sentineLSundav. Ma.v 28, 1978 Pre-entrance test slated A RIO GRANDE Pra cti cal Nursing Pre· entrance Test for persons inlerested in entering \he Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center will be administ ered Thurs· day , J une I, at 9 a.m. at Buckeye Hills Career Center here. Mrs. Glenn, Coo rdinator, ann ounce d Saturday a ll perso ns who a re seeking admi ssion to the October 1978 Practi ca l Nurs ing class A.S- The Sunday Times.,Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 the Practical Nursing School of Buckeye Hills Career Center, Rio Grande. PB.ISOWDS dr W.d MAIL Of the Bend CINDY CROOKS. Angela Hatfield and Cli fford Icenhower, left to right, were presen ted the seventh grade awards for their contributions to the voca l music program of the Meigs Jumor H1gh & hool at a concert Thursday evening. There's much action on Route 33 at Burlingham where a new bridge is going in. A detour has been set up along with a tempora ry bridge. Let me warn you, the detour is a bit tricky at nigh t and particularly if it's raining so handle with care. ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs Mr s. Hunt kept the J uni or arid Scnt or Ht gh prog ram moving on the hot School vocal students ap- even ing with bits of humor to parently like what they're nicely lie together the three doing . segments of the present ation. 'Th is was ubviuus Thursday St ud e nts, a pp a rcn t ly ni ght at the high sehoul pleased to be doing '' loday 's" auditorium when the choral music, danced and moved 'groups presented a concert of easily to th e " bea t" and to the primarily pop music under pleasure of a rece pti ve the direction of Mrs. Paige audience . Hunt. Seventh graders used such TO BE ANNOUNCED SUNDAY JUNE 18 7:30 PM TICKETS ON SALE NOW $' 00 LIMITED AOVAI'«Jf'ESl iVAL SEATif'(i FlUS OUT!Fl SERYICf CHAR3E C: IC CFNTEA & All EN1AM 11CKE1 OtJilfTS ORDER BY MAIL NOW ~· 1. 0 !>PE:fCWAGOO CO CIVIC Cl:N IER Pl YNO....DS S !Ht£1 CHARU: STOO W VA 25JO' Ct.Rrlf/ED CHEer S ~ ,VCJNfY ORC£RS ONU' CALL J 4ll&J10 FCYl !NF()RM A, roN numbers as " You Light Up My Life" , "Make Your Own Kind of Music" and "Don't It Make Your Brown Eyes Blur · and concl uded with ·Climb Every Mountain" in merr. ur y of a class mate Sherry Marshall , who died sever a I weeks ago. Rece iving th e seve nt h grad e a ward s for th eir cont ributions to the voca l music program were Cindy Crooks, Angela Hatfi eld and Clifford Icenhower . Eighth graders present ed " Tomor row" from the Broadway show, "Ann te" . "Ticket to Ride" , · Nobody Does It Better" and "Black Wate r 11 • Winnin g awa rd s were J eff Nash , selected by students, and Greg Bush, the director' s award. 'fll e madriga l· group from the senior hi gh sang a nd danced to a well blended verston of "Bye, Bye Blues" to open the senior hi gh pa rt of the program . TI1e madrigals also sang two ser ious numbers before movi ng int o a comedy b1l " My Bonnte Lass. She Smell et h" . The se ni or hig h choi r presented an interesting an d numbe r . d if fere nt "Geographical Fugue" and sa n~ and danced well th rough numbers from th e Broadway musica l. " Chor us Line'' . • ·" N ATIO:'i ~~~:!:\' .£ ~ t.S.~lr' tf.;/-1 £i · /C A.IY .. ltANK ~~tvA- rE e~~r c 'A MI' . .£__ ~ write home once every six months. Steve Jl;elson, now marr ied to the former RosalieO Daniels, was interviewed about his war ordeals. bl ast bet ore lle <'O UIUwalKagain. li e ltves now in southern Gallia Co unty, ECONOMY 8 HP LAWN TRACTOR Agony ••• Continued from A·l " By the timt' I gut to Lhc gan~way. " Nelson recalled. "one deslr<r)'cr burst 111 two, rising straight uut of till' water. Fleluw deck , all hell broke out. with nwn scream· tng and yelling a nd explliSiuns blasting CiW8 Y. " MRS. PAIGE HUNT, voca l music supervisor, presented a troph y to Laura Hoover , a semor, in recogn ition of Miss Hoover's contributions to the Meigs Senior High vocal music progra m <tl Thursday night's conce rt . Othe r num bers included "Ease on Down the Road", " Today" and a closing, combined with the eighth gra de chorus, "The Last Words of David" . Senior members of the high sc hoo l group rece ived awards. They mcluded La ura Hoover. Ca th y Bl aettn a r. Susan Wr ig ht , Tam my Simms. Mt1rv Brown , Da wan na Dav is, Ma rcia Holcom b, Terri To bin and Tim Coa tes. Miss Hoove r , who had 34 ·IN. MOWER INCLUDED B~ilt se r vl~.l ;15 student direetor for the grou p's presentation of " Music Man" this spring, received a lrophy for conlribuling mosl to the senior high voca l music program . ln slrumcnta li sts for th e et•nccrt were Ci ndy Crooks, l.tnda f.asiln. Laura H!Krver , Jeff Nash, Fred Yo un ~ and Lon Woud . 1<> lake !he btg mowing jobs in stri de. Elcc a l ~t.·rn a t nr . J - ~ r ee d rr ansax lc . disc tn c sta n . brakes . The raid lasted 20 mmutt•s, bu t when 11 was all over lht• eun'voy kept moving. 11 trip which should ha\'l' tuken, tHH·mally. nine or 10 days, rccui red 2l days, fu r the J<Ip;mese skirted close to the sltore tu avoid submarines. Tiley disembarked at Mugi City' Japan. From Mugi City. 301len· lrained fur Nii getta . J<J p a11 , and 200 went tu Osaka , and , of tile 500, lhc ll nuslh and Canadians made up 200. or the 500, only 18i l'<l 111l' hurnt . The prisoners shuvl'IL•d t·oal 12 hours a day , but living was slightly bcttl'l' . Till·\· had every 151h day off. 1-:l'l'r)' :10 <ilt )'S till') had a OOth. Thrrl' WlH' un h" t wn M rHIIIL'~ at Niiga ta : Stephen Ne ls~n and ll<t rr1 Feldman . Nelson t·unl<ll'ted Fe ldm<tn 111 Chk a gu a half~oze n years ago. They wurked tJ t a hugl' ruCJ! y;u d. ti ;un . to 6 p.m. and thr ee ti mes a day till'\' lt<td " brief rest. totaling pel'lwps " ltalf·llllu r. Once was lil rwun. Nl•lsun stll l werghctlless them 100 puumls. but wcrs abll· lu g ucrg~· hrs work so ltk! ' he Wi-1 !-1 ti!H: of till' 187 sur- $6 9995 POMEROY LANDMARK vivors . JACK W. CARSEY, MGR. It came to 1945 . It was tll tdilu gust. Tht• Japonest! rrum.:heU them mtu thl' !)tockalil' at noon, sumellung thll t had rwver huppen· cd before at that hour. They had a bl'ltt•r rCt tion than usual. SumL· uf thl· pn sunL·r~ nunured l1. Jt~ pei n~Sl' surrl'mlcr, bul nu unl' Drive A Little and Save A Lot - Free Delive ry w ithin 7l Miles - Ye5! We Ser vice At Your Loc1l Hotpoint Dea ler . . s tore Hour s : i :JO to l : J~ Mill Closes a ll :OO P .M.-Servl1111 LAIIDMARK Mei gs, Ga llia & Ma son Counties . knew. Next rn urmng . when they wok<' up. the) notit'ed the guard tuwers were empty Tilt• board wall s u rro u ndi n~ thl' pr isun camp had barbed wire un tup, but one g;ll<' wa s open, una ttended. At last. Three and a half years uf duse und hostile supen ·tstllll 11·as m tlt•d. Or h~d it 1 A J apanese In terpreter Ins rw tm• wa' Shiga -.annoUJu:ed tl t<.t t thl' Wiir wa ~ 11\' t•r·. Navy !hers located the r <trnp and dtd \'[( '· tory rolls. M cssa~es ( 'i-lrtll' d 11W1 1 b) rnimature pa rachu te that H-2~'!; 11 uuld br· ing food supplies . Next da) tht')' dtd ' f' tfty· fi ve·~a llo n drums were dropped wtlh Spam. soups. d garclt es. In a week trams carne up tu th.: camp. Trarks were thcrl', fur tht• pnsuners' j11 h had been to lo11d ra tlroad eMs wllh ru<tl. And the fr eed Amen cans wen· taken tu Yukuhama. There they had their ftrst hut-water showers with soap. There they g11l dea n cl othes and chsca rdcd the J"p<•ne><· P.O.W. apparel, which Htd uded wrap !egg· Devoe WHITEHOUSE PAINT even loose change can tum togs. into solid • sav1ngs ••.' "• .,. SUGG ES TE D RETAIL PRI CE $2 1 98 2 GAL PA IL When you invest in our long term savings certificates, your Double Wh ite House Paint • Ex ce ll en t La tex House Pa1nt • Ht· Ht dtng Whtt e for Wood Stdmg Tnm and Masonry • Ones Ou1ckly to a Bea ut if ul Flat FiniS h money can yield the highest posSible interest. . . A big 6\ol% annual~ w~h a minimum deposit of only $1,000. It's a great way to secure the future and give your money substantial earning power. See us soon and get all the details. Ninet y day in teres t pe na lly il wilhd rawn before ma tu ri t y da te. Meigs Branch CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Athens County Savings & Loan 675-1160 Point Pleasant Store Hours : Monday-Friday 8 a.m. · 5 p.rr . Saturday 8 p.m. . 12 noon Headf~!~a!'ters for Devoe: Quality Paints Since 1754 Richard E. ]ofles, Manager 216 W. MAIN STR EET Pomeroy, 0 . During their Imprisonment, the men were permitted to wn lc one eard home every si x months. Stel'c Nelson. sta rl'ccl for sweets, wrote home : " flow 's your un· rl~ Baby Ruth 1 How 's your t• ousln 0 . Henry)" The folks at home w1t candy bars. But Steve never got them. Steve Nelson and othe r mi li ta ry people from the prison ca m p.~ went to UHkknull Naval Hospil<ll in Cal ifornia fur two weeks observation. Then he h<Id 00 days' rehabi litation leave. He gat nl'd back 111 134 pounds in twu months. Nelson then was given Ius choice of duty . He chose two ye~ rs of ordna nce sehoul at Quantico, Va . Escorted war dead. Had l'fremonial duty at the graves of 1\'ar dead . In December, 1949, Steve Ncls11n was transferred to Bremerton. Wash. In stx months the Korea n eonflict eruptl'd, a n~ Nelson went to Ca mp Joseph Pendlclon . seven miles from Sarrarnenlu, tu join the First Marine Division. It was loaded on a transport and sat led fur ~obc , Japan. Steve Nelson took part in Gen . Duuglus MacArthur's "end run" at inchon. Korea . by which the Americans repelled the North Korearu; in a rout. Now in counter· intelllgenL'f and in chargeof a !1-rnan crew of riflemen whose wea pons had telescopic sights, Nelson IL'd the wa)' safely past booby traps un the beaches. One evening while they were gomg up a slupe. the Nelson outfit was spotted by a North Korean patrol who turned louse a blast of morl<lr shells on them . 11 was two days later that Steve Nelson came to. He was on a Navy hospital sh ip, the Us S Hope (known toda y, he says, as the US S Con.~te llatlon r. The morl<lr shell had blown lhc left shoe off his fool, had shredded his pack and clothing, and he landed on his back. Thcrt• was no blood. Just the euncusswn. It. however , ended his career as a Umted Slates Marine. He was out of the Mart ncs May 22, 1951. It was nine months after tiw . . . - .. tUli:l ble to hold a jub, Uut his Mi:!rin e t.:u r~ pora l's penstun ami Social Security keep him go ing. In June, 1964, he married the former Hosa lie Dani els. daughter uf the lcttt (;<:~I lia ru unty Commissioner ThumC:Is . F.. Dm1iels . The)' have a da ughter , Hoset· ta. who real'iwd her 11th birtltday in May . Stephen Nebon is 11 111Cll1bc r uf VFW Post 4464 Gen. Sherman :.;Hid it. emU Cpl. Nelsun agrees : .. War is hell. " If some veterans like him would share ltll'ir memories un Memoria l DHy. rwrtw ps people and nil tiuns, would fi nd sor nl' othL•r W<IYto se ttle disputes. · Horse •.. Continued from A·l Pomeroy, and Ricky L. Yost, 11 , Rt. 1, Hut land, collided headon. Yost was pinned in his vehicle for awhile. Holh dril'c rs were taken to Veteran s Memo ria l Hospita l fur treatment of in· juries. Yost was c ha r~e d for driving left of cent er. Carolyn Griffin , 24, Ht. 1, Heedsville, was taken tu St. Joseph Hosrital in Pa rkersburg for treatm ent of in juries suffered in an accident at 1 p.m. Frida y on SH fill l , one and five tenths miles east of SH 7. The patrol said the Griffin car ra n off the roadway and overturned. An acCident occurred at I :50 p.m. Friday on SH 7 at Crown City where an auto drive n by Betty J . Wa ugh, 20, Hun· tin gton, was struc k by objects flying fro m an unknown \'Chi cle. F.a rl McGrath . 62 .llt. 4. Pomeroy, was charged with having no va lid operator's license following an acci dent at 3: 10 p.m. Friday on SR 143, two tenths of a mile east uf Harrisonvill e. The pa trol sa id th e McG rat h ca r and a vehicle drive n by Pa ul M. McElroy, 28 , Rt. 4, Pomeroy, co llided. At 9:55 p.m. Friday on White Oak Rd. four tent hs Ill' a mile east ol SR ~~4 an aut o dnven b) Ernest R. North . 18, Ht. I. Ga ll tpolis, burned . Vi nt on Volu nteer firem en wer e called but were unabl e to save the vehicle. Rio ••• Port smouth, was elected vice president , a nd Harold Howe , Jackson Building , Loan, and Savings of Jac ks0 n, was elected Secretary. The Gall ia Aca demy High Schoo l Madriga ls, under the dir ec tion of Mr s. Anne Fischer, pre,ented a ha lfhour of m u~ selections. Graduatio Gift Advisory hoard has May meeting GALLIPOLIS - The May Comm unity Mental Health meeting of the Alternatives Center in Gallipolis. Area Advisory Board wa s con· residents inter ested in at· ducted recent ly at the tending these public meetings Comm unity Mental Health are cordiall y invited to do so . If you plan to go the disabled or a bsentee voting route for Center in Gallipolis. the Ju ne 6 election, better get with it. The deadline for such Pat Amol d of Meigs voting is at noon on J une 3. That's next Saturday . Coun t y, Chairp e r so n, pr esided . Attendin g we re Registrations Paul and Allie Simon are really devoted to their project of Lesli e Tr eleve n, Gallt a keeping the river ba nk in Pomeroy looking good. It' s no easy County; Joanne MeLaughlin , task and we all owe the Simons a vote of tha nks for their effor ts Meigs County; Carla Miller, heing accep ted to keep it all loo king good. Ja ckson County ; Bob Binion , Ja ckson County; Bud O'Dell •. Agnes Hill. whose bi~ love is delving into Meigs County Ja ckso n County ; Ph yllis GALLI POLIS - On June history, recently was give n an old map of Meigs County . 19, Gallia Co unt y Day Camp Hibinger, Pat Leegan and The map had been printed on oil cloth by the Pomeroy Carl Tucker of the Alter- opens and continues for two Democrat . It lists property owners for the period of from abo ut nat ives Staff. Immediately weeks on Mon days through 1890 to 1900. She has reproduced it for the Meigs Museum and followin g t he busi ness Thu rsd ays . The ca mp is got great reproduction . However , the big problem is that the meet in g, Pa t Leegan , located on the Gilman Fann map was four townships - Olive, Orange, Bedford and Chester Ed uca ti on · Prev ention on Mill Creek Road. - short. Mrs. Hill is wondering if anyone else has a copy of the Specialist of th e Alternatives Day Cam p of.f ers a map which she might borrow so that those four townships can Prog ram , conducted a program in the eigllt basic be reproduced. I can assure you, your map will be m good pr esentati on and group skills plus the e.perienee of ha nds with Mrs. Hill. discussion rega rding "What enioving a pioneer lifestyle. If you have such a ma p and would loan it, please conta ct is Dru g Use, Abu.se , and Individual s nee din g a Mrs. Hill at P. 0 . Box 172, Tuppers Platns, Ohio, 45783. regist ration form or those Misuse.' ' Th e next regula rly who hav e qu estions should Frankly, I am not a high school alumni reunion person - scheduled meeting will be ca ll Judy Ball at 446-2952 or thank heavens many are - but I admit it was a bit of a treat to held on J une 21 at 7: 30 p.m,. , Irene Clark at 446.0025. All drop by the Middleport High reunion Fr iday evening to do a in the multi-purpose room of regist ration should be in by coup le of news shots. the Gallia · Jackson • Me i ~s June 5. I played the "guess who" game with a number of a lumni . I reall y got stumped on Mary Eunice Harris - just as pretty as ever and hard ly any change but it had been many years and TO MEET Tl:ESDAY too many faces for me. MIDDLE POR T - Middleport village The Middleport group had a lot of activity and e veryone council will meel.jjl spectal session at 7:30 seemed w enjoy the reunion thoroughly . The icing on the cake p.m. Tues da y to consider r ezoning was the appearance of the Rio Grande Chorale which property between Locust and La ur el Sts., presented an excellent program . The young people of the and Sycamore and Bos worth Sts.. from R·3 chorale are directed by Merlyn Hoss and, of course, Mrs . Ross status to B·l status and for the purpose of is accompan ist - and a great one at that . The talented Mr . and vacal!ng the Plum St. , right of way from Mr s. Ross really do a great job with the young people and the Locust St. to Laurel St. chorale people appear to hold Mr. and Mrs. Ross in such high •.., •· II __ _ Vocal music students of Mrs. Paige Hunt just seemed to be bursting with en thusiasm and spirit at their conce rt Th ursday night at the Meigs High & hool. Hopefully, ~ me of that spirit will overflow into other directions in the district. It's needed , that's for sure . Lea gue of Savin gs Associations were featu red speakers. Hugh H. Graham , Jr ., Secretary · Treasurer of The Gallipolis Savin gs & Loan Co. and president of Dist rict 5, presided. Th eodore Wain of Leesburg Federal Savings & Loan, Lees burg, Ohio, was elected pres ident for 1978·1979. Edw a rd Turitt of First Federal Savings & Loa n of ,._ • FRONT AND BACK of the envelope fu rnished prisoners by the ir Japanese captors tor On a 2 Gal. pail of 312 Sixth Slteet Flt 0 M NA ~!£-.\ N(lJT~ V...£. at 2 GALLONS La st week's column mention of long-time married Meigs County couples brought in information on probably the longest married couple in the county. Ellis R. and Carrie Miller were married 71 yea rs when they marked their a nniversary on Dec. 16, 1977. They reside in Langsv ille and take care of their own home, la wn and all of the work involved. She is 91and he's 92 . Jsn'tlhat something' • GREG BUSH, received the director's award and Jeff Nash, the student award for their contribution to the eighth grade vocal mustc program of the Meigs Jun ior High School Thursday even ing. Pop concert enjoyed by vocal musicians GALLIPOLIS Th e Gallipolis Sa vings & Loan Co: was the host Wednesday for the ann ual District 5 meeting of the Ohio League of Savings Associations at the Holiday Inn . Seventy-five persons from Savings & Loan Associations from II co unti es in Southeastern Ohio attended. Dr. Kirk Roberts, Federal Hom e Loan Bank Board of Cincinn ati , Philip W. Cramer <:~ n d Don Bas!'ani r1f th p Ohi 0 By Bob Hoeflich PO.MEROY LANDMARK LAWN AND GARDEN ·Gallipolis Savings & Loan hosts District 5 meeting Beat••• should plan to take the pre· entranc• exam at this time. Applicatmns for admission are now being accepted. Persons interested in applying are urged to gel their SECOND ,4TTACK FATAL applications in before June 1, HONOLULU (UP!) 1978 so they can take the preThomas Ha Mon, 47, regional entrance test, as this may be administrator of the General the last testing date before Services Administ ration, admission. The lee for the died Thursday night in Ka!Jer test is $1 0, payable on th e Hospital after suffering his testing date. second heart attack In two Applications may be obtained by call ing or writing weeks. esteem ll wonder. le willin be presentiMonday ng the program... sma at the Memor ialThe Daychora services Pomeroy morning. cu Second Av111ut tct .tC4 7 OllilfiOIIl, Olllt \r·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Memorial Jay weekend, the cemetery visits - truly a time for reflecting and remembering. You keep smiling they'd want it that way. r ----- -- --~--- --------- ---- , II Area Deaths !I Jeep C.J.7 RALPH UA ~ tli GALLIPOLIS - Ralph M. Davis, i5, a resi dent of Rt. I, Northup . died at 12:10 a.m. Sa turda y tn Holzer Medi cal Center. He had been in fathng healt h two wee ks. Mr . DaviS was acuve 1n farm ing ci rcles in Galha Co unt v. He was born Oct. 19. 1902, in Walnut Twp . sun of the late Rees and Rell a Greenlee Davis. He is survived by his w1fe. Anna Keller Da vis whom he married on Sept. II, 1943. at Iront on. Mr s. D.avis had done e.<· per iment al farm methods. produ cllon and management. for Ohio State University for several yea rs. He spent all his life in Gall ia Count y. Mr . Davis was a member uf the First Bapt ist Church of Gallipolis, a member of the Gallia County So il and Water Conservalion District Board of Supervisors 1a chart er mem ber \ and a member of the Gallia Co unt y Agricultu re Society Boa rd. Funeral services will be he ld 2 p.m. Monday at the Waug h · Hall ey • Wood Funeral Home wilh Rev . Charles Lusher and Rev. Ernest Baker officiating . Buria l will be in Ty n Rhos Ce metery. Friends rn ay call al the funeral ho me betwee n 24 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Pallbearers will be Ne al Tavlor . Bill Smith . Cha rles HoSe . Ed Martin. John K. Oa rk and Clay Baker. MRS. TRESSIE STAATS Mrs. Tressie Irene Sta ats, 65, 1322 W. Patr ic k St. , Kissimmee , died Monday. A nali ve of Ripley , W. Va., she moved from Rutland, Ohi o, to Kiss immee in 1952. She was a licensed practica l nurse and a mem ber of the First Christ ia n Chu rch , Ki ssim· mee . Surv ivors in clu de daug hte rs, Mrs . Connie Black, Rutland; Mrs. Jean Lyman , Provo, Utah, and Mrs. Lmda Sheph erd , Kissimmee ; sons, Le wis C. and Paul, bot h of Kissimmee ; sisters, Mrs . Sadie Staa ts, Sa ndyvi lle , W. Va.; Mrs. Gtwgia Farnsworth , Akron; and Mrs . Loraine Andrews, Kissimmee; brothers, Clyde Hh odes, Parkers burg, W. Va.; Winford Rhodes, Akron, and Wendell Rhodes, San· dyville; 12 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Ser· vices and intenn ent werr he ld May 25 , 19 78 u1 Kissimmee. Continued fr om A· l Science deg ree in Electronics Technology. Bidwell residents who will receive flachelor of Science degrees in cl ude John Denney Icum lau de ), J oh n Hutchtson. Clla rles Jacobs, Hita Taylor, and Valorie Tomlinson (c um laude l. Alfred Workman tmagna cum laude) will receive an Associate of Applied Sci ence deg ree in Electronics Tec hnology, and Patty Hunter will receive an Associate of Arts degree. Patriot resident s who will receive Bachelor of Science degrees include Caryl Kiser fmagna cum laude) , William Kiser 1cum laude I, J ane L. Smith (cum laude I, and Ruth Wood (cum laude ). Thurman residents who will receive Bachelor of Science degrees include Ca rol Banks tmagna cum laude ), and William Smit h. Louella Halley will receive an Associate of Art~ degree. Debbie Baird !magna cwn laude t. Cheshire; Na ncy Hood (cum laude!. Addison ; Dennis Hunter, Rodn ey : and Phillip Snyder. Vinton; will all rcceil'e Bache lor of Science degrees. Kathleen Garnes of Kerr was a par· ·~- · ~··••••••••••••••••• ticipant In Rio Grande's two year Medical Laboratory Tec hnicia n program in con· junction with Holzer Medical Center and will receive an Associate of Applied Science degree. George Miller, also of Kerr. will receive an Associate of Arts deg ree . Middleport residents who will rece ive Bachelor of Science degrees include Diana Carsey fmagna cum laude ), Judy Crow 1summa cum laude 1, and William Hens· ler. Pomeroy residents who will receive degrees include Sandra Korn (magna cum laude), Bachelor of Science degree; Barbara James , Associ ate of Applied Business degree; and J ane Sno uffer , Associat e of Ans degree. . Martie Baum, Chester, will receive a Bacll elor of Science degree, and Kathy Newell {magJJa cum laude ), alSo of ' Chester, will re<'eive an Associate of Applied Science degree. Ms. Newell was a part ici pant in Rio Gra nde's two year Medical La boratory Technician program SHOES in conjunction with Holzer Medical Center. Connie Gilkey, Rutland, and Valerie SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA Johnson. Ra cin e, will both re ceil·e Bacllelor of Science degrees. SIDEWALK SALE CONTINUES THRU SUNDAY DOZENS OF GOOD BUYS••• * riil(l ll.••••••!!ll••••••.liili-•llilll Jeep Cheroke< Jeep J· 10 Honcho P1ckup LIMITED 1978 SUPPLY Our final allocation of 1978 Jeep vehicles ha s been made . These vehicles won't last long so stop in and pick one out for yourself before they' re all gone. THESE JEEP VEHICLES ARE NOW IN STOCK : 3 • CJ-5's 3 e CHEROKEES 1 e CJ-7 AUTOMATIC TRUCK l e HONCHO TRUCKS THE FOLLOWING JEEPS ARE NOW ON ORDER: 3 8' • CHEROKEES 1 • WAGONEER 1:r • HONCHO TRUCKS 2 --3" • J-10 lfz-TON TRUCKS 4.f • REGULAR CJ-5's 7 • CJ.5 RENEGADES 1 • CJ-7 SOFT TOP 1 • CJ-7 HARDTOP Wide Variety of Engines, Equipment and Colors Available. New m odel pr ice in cr eases are a certainty so g et your Jee p now and save money . RIVERSIDE AMC-JEEP• ,.. GALLIPOLIS, .OHIO 446 9100 �'' -1i- Tl•c Sunday Tunes-&ntinel, Sunda¥, May 28, 1978 Note progress in • • tra1nmg course Kaye Seyerle announ.n.o" candidacy· for GOP M<'CONN F: f.SVl LL R Kaye Seyerle of MeConnels'''llt' HlllllJUrJ('ed her bid for a :<•at on the lOth l't>ng ressional District Slate l 't•nt ra l Committ ee Weiman Saturday . The dist rict indudes Muskingum, Perry, Fatrfi e ld, Washing t on . Hoc k ing, Athens, Vi nto n, ~lt·igs , Jac kso n , Ga lli a, l.nwr en ct' and M or~an t "o unt ies, pl us pa rt of No ble L'ounty . Mrs. Seyerle Is a vetera n in 'ervice to the Republica n Pa rt y, She is secretary of the Citizens issue two questions EAST ME IGS - The Concerned Cuiz ens Co mmittee fo r Belter F.ducation in th e Eastern f .ocal School Db1rict has issued two mo rt' questions and an swers in rega rd to the ten milL one yea r t ax levy t n tx• vot ed upon in the district un June£ : Question Vlll - How have sa la ries and \\·ages lncreast:d for those employed in Eastern Local Dt s1 ri cl 111 the \CJst four years'! An swer - Money paid to those employed as teache rs in this district is at a state minimum . Those workmg as coo ks , c u s t (l d ia n s. secretaries, etc .. me dra wing wagt's compa rable to the minimum wage standards. Ques tion IX - What does the futu re ho ld fo r uut· student s in Eastern l..(ltal If thrs levy should nut pass ? An S\Hr - Give this yt;~ ur sCri ous lhought. I s wha t you are thinking what you want for you r chi ld'! A-7 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING Morgan Co unty Republi can pruvided In conformance RIO GRANDE Ex ec utiv e Com mittee, a with sjandards established by During the past nine weeks form er member of the the U. S. Department of the members of the Southeast Ce ntr a l Co mmitt ee, pa st Tran sportati on, the State ·Ohi o Emergen cy Medica l pr<•sidenl and member of th e Department of Education, Servi ce tSEDEMS ) ha ve Morgan Co unty Hepubli can and the Stale Emergency been receiving instruction in Wumen's Club, and is a past Medical Technician - Ampre- ho s pital lif e- sa ving delega te and alt ernate to the bulance Training Advisory techniques for the citizens of Slate Republican Convention. liallia and Jackson counties. Committee. She is a past matron of The final examination will According to a report from Va lley Chapter No . 19, Order be proc tor ed by Adult Earl Fry, a cert ified Trade of the Eastern Star, m~m be r Education Supervisor , Scott and Industrial Service in.,f Thea C" urt Ladies Shrin e Coddington, on June 21, 1978 strudor , the cla~s is making Club of North America, as 6:30p.m. in room 208 at the at ex cellent progress . The \\'L'Il as a mem ber of th e KAYESEVERI.E Career Cent er. program is being conducted Dance Uni1 uf Theil Co u11 , Bu ckeye Hi ll s Career at and past president of •the Center . Morga n Count y Lady Shrine The trainihg is provided as ville, Morgan County with Club. In 1973, American a part of public service Kaye Seyerle IS listed in the thei r two sons, Kevin and astronauts Charles Conrad , programs of the Trade and 1970 edtlion of Out st andin~ Kraig. David and Kay are ph Kerwin and Paul Jose Industrial Education in Young Women of Ameri ca-. blllh Certifi ed Emerg ency blasted off from Weitz cooperation wit h the Adult She is presently employed by Medical Technicians with the the Morgan Co unty Engineer Malta - McConn elsvill e Education Department a t Florida and , after nine Gallia - Jackso n - Vint on unsuc cessf ul at temp ts, and has ha d eleven yea rs Emergency Squad. decked with the Skylab space JVSD. Pauline Nelson of Malta is exp eri ence tn Count y The training program is . station her Campaign Manager and Govern men t. Lovell of McConnelsEarl Kaye and her husban d David n•slile In McConnels- ville, is Finance Chairman. RODNEY UN ITED METHODIST CHURCH, 121 yea rs old, ha s a brand new addition pictured here on the left or the ancient edifice, and ils ded ication will be held nex t Sunday (June 4), according to announcement of the pastor, the Rev. Damon Stapleton. Guest speaker for the 7:30p .m. dedication service will be the Rev. Wesley Clarke, superintendent of the United Methedist Athens Distriel. For the 11 a.m. worship service the speake r will be the Rev. Hughey L. ~ones, assistant to the bish op of the West Ohio United Methodist Conference and one time pastor or Ga llipolis' Grace Uni ted Method ist Church. Other highlights of the day will be 2-4 p.m·. open house , a 6 p.m. fellowship potluck dinn er, and the regular 10 a_m . Sunday SchooL The addition includes fi ve classrooms, a large fellowship room , nurser y, kitchen, pastor 's study , and rest rooms. Decoration Day remembered Qu estion nain· ~t'l for solons CINC INN ATI 1UPI 1 - A headquartered in Cincinnat i Midd le and headed by Hobert group ca ll ed American Federa titln, Inc. , Acomb, said it is preparing which bill s ttse lf as " a si mi la r questionna ir es for bi pa n ts~n poli ti cal educa tion Ohio's 23 con ~ ressm en . orga nizatlun," says 11 has sent questwnmllres to Ohi o's twn U . S. send tors co ncerni ng Asks motorisb the 1r rn conu:, ··e xtra benPfits," budgets, staffers a~oid downtown and ca mp.a 1gn ~.:o ntributi <;n s . the a ntici pated responses form Sens. John Glenn and Howard Mctzenba um will be released to the news media to " help the ritrzens uf Ohio better unders"r nd" the job of a U, S. S<'nalor and the I wo senators' ··points of \ ' l£'W . " The orga n izat i o n, 111e gn ! UP S<:t l d COLO\' · • • l'ltr 'lllr, SunMonTue Wed May 28 29 30 31 Tonight thru Thursday LARCENY! LAUGHTER! MYSTERY! INDICT EXPORTER WASHINGTON tU Pl l - A federal grand jury has indicted Ne w Jersey rice export er Grover Connell on cha rges he illegally used So uth Korea n businessman Tongs un Park , wh o wa s nam.ed an uni ndi ct ed coconspirator in the case, as his agen t in Food for Peace sa les. Marsha Mason in AUDREY ROSE PG CIN CINNATI ! UPf r - The Ctn c inna ti Atr Pollution Contro l Divi ston Frtday as ked mol uri sts to avoid do wnt own th is holiday weekend to keep air pollution below the unhealth y leveL Offi cial s sa id ·polluti on probabl y will reac h th e " unhea lthy" level, posing a threat to pe rsons wtlh heart and res piratory problems. Pollution levels passed the unhealthy mark 59 times last summ er tn Cin ci nn a ti . During une severe period in July, Gov . James A. Rhodes ordered operation cutba cks tn so me hydr o-c arbon produ cing industries. About 89 percent of air po llution loc ally comes from motor vehi cles, poll ution officials say . CARTOON FATIIER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE I9TII .!~~!N~~~~~""~~e such days anymore We stood in ragged format' · f f run 111 ront o the school at the top . of Main Street htll , loolhng our horns scufning ; th " h t' , . "' unc anut er, rot and unpau ent in th e glaring Midwest sun Tl . . . · . . . 11 s wa s the hrsl lnne I had pla)'ed in the sc·ltoof band un Deco ration Da)' . I.'fhat' •s whatwealwayscalledtt - nut M, ·. 1D· ernona ay. I II was Saturday May 31 1932. ' ' Profcssor l.ahou soon arrived on. the st:ene, in shirtsleeves but wearing the gill· trimml>d unifun.n cap he had worn when he was dtrec tor of a t'i rt:u.s ba nd . He was a white-haired, black-browed, ~ lwnp y ma n. decrstve a nd abrupl. "Fall in '" he shouted. .. i.A!t's go!" The drums set the tempo and we stepped off smarllv . Professor Lanuu had no culleH e deg ree - the school board had htred him offi cially as a jantlor - but he knew how tu run Cl Uand . We hal ted by the courtlwuse square. nea r tire brunzc marker that said : " Abra ham fjncufn pleaded cases in cirt uil cou rt on this site ... ·· In front of the band , the A.JnLncan I .eg10n cu lur-guard took 1ts pla ce wilh fla gs, n flcs anti while gloves. The rm:n y,·ere perspmng, grimfaced. Dtrectly behind the band was Bud Gilmore's ye llow Bu1ck touring car - the one wt th the wtre wheels. The top was folded back, and in the em sa t our town ·s three rentrllll lng CJvil Wetr veterans. Bruad-brimmetl ha ts shaded their fa ces. On the fron t of each hal was a go ld emblem that had GAR Ifur Grand ArlllYof the Repul!hc 1 within a wrea th . Tirey wore dark blue tuuforrns. f tlwughllhey must IJe lerrr bly hut. Relund · the car came the Women 's Relief C'urps. The , d ,., , d bl , , ·h ,: an rl'u an uc sas es slanted across thetr ample busoms.. M), gr,anwnot ·'- her . tl . be h wets m us grouu. •ea use . er fa ther had been 111 the Ctvil War. . . Next Ill the hne uf march were the Boy Scouts stagger. un der tl1e burden' of hcavy tng . I th em were the ags. .etrmt , f h •A , . .. ,,. men t e '""' call LegiOn , manv tn World War I .f - , wu orrns. ., , , Bnngtng up the rear were the schuuf , cluldren, up through the erghlh grade - at least those who had been ~ma?lc tu ftgure oul ~r ow to .be absent wtlhoul suffcnng du e co nsequ ences. Te ache rs hovered close, as tf fearing that their charges might flee before the miss io11 was accumplished. "Semper Fidel is!" Profcssor Lanuu announced as he moved through lhe ranks uf lhe band , We clamped the music into lire lyre-shaped holders un uur instrwnents and stood al attentio11 . n- r·. ° We deliftr the Saturday before ~c-·­ WILL BE OPEN MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY MAY 29th nelist. We had changed our music according to ms lruclions and were rea dy for lhc next piece. But Professor Lanou wasn't trusting our memories. "Baltft' Hymn! " he croakc•l in a hoarse stage whisper. "f:lattle Hymn'" Then the drums started. Slowly. Like a dirge. Gradually Professor Lanou He ~ a ve the down beat, and built the volwn e and tempo we blasted the summer arr until . at the end , it seemed we wi th brass and t )'mba l, · persona lly had trampl ed out st~ rtlin g pigeons from under the vineya rds where the the ea ves of lbc courthouse . gra pes of wrath were stored. We stepped off , hea ded west Then there was silence. I toward tht: river, and the had Cl sudden cunsdousness pa rade wa s on. People lin ed · t11al t1re. se.cunds.· of my life the sidewalks, '"'cast'urtally were llckmg awo y, and I shouting encoura gement to should be doing something . • • . ti ll; lnCJrchcrs. !!1 ~ ~Pi fij Pi ~ ~ !Iii l:A ~ We fin ished " Semper ~~~ilmg - like fi ghting '" IJat- IMiSi~ 10 A.M. TILL 7 pM I.A. aa FRIDAY,MAY24, 1978 SUNDAY,MAY28, 1978 6:oo-AG-USA 4; For You ... Biack Woman 8· This Is The Ute 10. ' 6:3CI-Chrlstopher Closeup 3; JerryFalwell 4: Talking Hands 8; American Problems & Cha llenges 10. 7:oo-Th ls Is The Lite 3; Thinking in Black 8; Treehouse Club 10 ; Newsmaker ' 78 13. 7:3CI-TV Chopet 3: Your Health 4; Show My People 6; Jerry Fa lwell; Btble Answers 13; Jimmy Swaggart 15, 8:0()--Mormon Choir 3; Day of Discovery 4; Grace Cathedral 6; Church Service 10: Christ for the World 13; Some of God's Children IS; Sesame St, 20 . 8:30--<lral Roberts 3: Jimmy Swaggart4 ; Ce lebration of Pralse6; Day of Discovery 8; Willard Wilcox 13; Open Bible 15; James Robison Present s TO . 9:0()--Gospel Singing Jubllee3 ; Robert Schul ler 4; Rex Humbbord 6; Rev . 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Co . 20 . 12 :oo-At Issue 3; News Conference 4; Issues & An· swers 6, 13 ; Face The Nation B; The Issue 10; This Is The Life15 ; In Search of the Real America 20 12:30-Meet The Press 3,4, 15; Communique 6: Testimony Time Today 8; Face The Nali on 10: Evangel ist Calvin Evan s 13; Dic k Cav ell 20. 1:oo-Tony Brown's Journal 3: Truth or Cons. 4: America's Black Forum 6; Bob J ones Un iversity 8: Wash ington Week In Review 33 ; Th ree On Three 10; Town Topics 13; PTL Club IS: How To 10. 1:30-Funny Farm 3; Little Ras cals 4; Tony Brown's Journal 6; NBA Play ·Oif 8, to ; Wall Street Week 33 Movie " Come Blow Your Horn" 13; Ho ·: i<lng Va lley Bluegrr ass 20 1:45-Merry .Go.Round 4; 1:oo-Movle " Requiem for a Heavyweight" 3: Movie " Ta r.zan & the Great River" 4: Aware 6: Advocates 33; Soundstage 20 . 1:30-Tennls 6: 3:oo-Theater in Amer ica 33; Wrestling 15; TV On Tr ia l 20. 3:30-Tenn ls 13; Movie " Bugles in th e Alt ernoon " 6 ; 3:45-Cupldelles 4. 4:oo-Basebal l3,4; Sport sworld 15: Lawrence W<•lk 8: Festival of Lively Arts for Young People 10. 4:30-Through Al l Time 33. Consumer Survival Kit 20,s3. 9:00---Amer ica , America , Amer ica 33; Art Am erica 20 MOVIE CHANNEL - 4 Sand9p .m - TheLate Show iPG i 7 atnd 11 p.m. - Hollywood Oldie. CHANNEL FIVE 6:30p.m. - Test imony Time. 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness. 10:00 - 700 Club. cars Bank announces two new ways to make your money grow faster. II C:--r &·year Certificate Effective June I, we can o ffer 8-year certifi cates of deposit th at pay an annual interest rate of 7.75%. Minimum investment : $ 1,000. 6 ·month Certificate Effective June 1, we can offer 6-mo nth certifica tes or deposit that pay a variable rate . Contact lis for complete details on the rate. Minimum investmen t: $10,000. 12:00-Newscenle r 3; News 4,6,1 0: Sanford & Son 15: Gambit B: Midday Magazine 13 . 12:30-Ryan' s Hope6,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Searc h for Tomorrow 8, 10; E lee. Co. 33. 1:oo-For Richer, For Poorer 3; News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. I :30-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; As The World Tur ns 8, 10 . 2:00-Dne Life to Live 6,13; 2:30-Doctors 3,4,15; Gu iding Light 8, 10. 3:00-Another World 3,4, 1S; General Hospita l 6,13; Lilias Yoga & You 10. 3:30-AII In Th e Family 8, 10; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 4:oo-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; Merv Gr ilfln 6:For Ri cher, For Poorer 15; Addams Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC tO; Dinah 13. 4: 30-Litl le Rascals 3,1S ; Gilligan 's Is. 4,8; Brady Bunch 10. S :00-Here Come The Br ides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8; Mister Rogers 20,33 : Hogan '' Heroes tO ; s :oo-Amer ican Sport sman 6. 13; Fes tival of Li vely Arts for Young People 8: Lions Are Free 10 : Old Frlends ... New Friends 20, Nova 33 . 5:30- lnsighl 15: El ec . Co. 20. 6:oo-Let's Deal With It 6;; Cha mpmpi onship Fishing 8: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10: Tr i·Siate: Today & Tomorrow 13; Ma rly Robbins' Spotl ight IS; Zoom 20; Turnabout 33. 6:3CI-News 4,6; Newsmagazin e 4; NB C News 1S : Concern 8: Newsmaker '78 13; Nova 20; Feeling Free 33. 7:oo-Wor ld ol Dis ney 3, 4,15; Movie " Van ishing Wilderness " 6,13; 60 ·Minutes 8,10: Once Upon A E merg enc y One 13; Petticoat Junction 15 . · 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15 . 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,13,1 5; ABC News 6; Zoom 33: Fee li ng Free 20 . 6: 30-NBC News 3,4, 15 ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Fr iends 6; CB S News 8,10; Over Easy 2Q ,33 . 7 oo-Cross-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Pop Goes The Coun try 8; News 10; Gilliganls' Is. IS; French Chef 20: To Be Announ ced 33. ' 7 30- Hollywood Squares 3; Let's Go To he Races 8: Minor League Baaseball 4: Candid Camera 6: MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20.33; Price is Righi 10; That's Hollywood 13 : To Be. Announced 1S . 8:oo-Dan Haggerty Goes To The Ci rcus 3; Happy Days 6,13; Polnesla : For The Fun Of It IS ; Mo vie " The Year ling" 8, 10; National Geographic 20,33. 8 30- Laverne & Shirley 6, 13; 9:oo-Coontry Night of Stars 3,15; Three's Company 6,13; NBA Play.Otf 8,1 0: Bar tleby the Scrivener 20,33. 9:30-Carler Country 6; Mary Tyler Moore 13. IO:oo-Barbara Wa lters 6,13; Marcus Welby M.D. 4, Class!..: 33 . 7:30-C rocketl's Vic tory Garden 20; 8:oo-Rhoda 8,10: Previn & the Pittsburgh 20,33. B:3o-Dn Our Own 8,10 : 8:SCI- Indianapo lls 500 6,13. Q:oo-Poll ce Slory 3,4,15; Our Mutual Friend 20 ,33; Al l In The Family 8,10, 9:30-AI Ice 8.10 .. 10 :oo-PIIot " The Buste rs" 8, Super Special 10: Austin City Li mits 10: Fir ing Line 33. 11 :oo-News 3,A,6,8,10,1 3,15: Jana kl 33: 11 :15-ABC News 6; CB S News 8,10; PMA Pu lse 15. 11:30-Movle " Nobody Liv es Forever ·' 3; Movie " Titanic" 4; Mo11ie " Ale:<ander : The Othe r Si de of Dawn " 15 15; FBI 6: 700 Club B: Movie "The Nanny" 10; PTLCi ub 13. 8; Publ ic Atfalirs 10. 6:45-Morning Report 3; 6:5()-Good Mor ning, West Virgin ia 13: 6:55- News 13; 7:oo-Toda y 3,4,15. : Good Morning 6, 13 ; CB S News 8; Porky Pig 10; 7 25-Chuck White Reports 10 . 7·30-Schoolles 10; 7:45- Se same St. 33 8 oo-Capt. Kangaroo 8, tO; 9:oo-Merv Grltfin 3; Ph il Donahue 4,13, \5; Emer gency One 6: Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10. 9:30-Andy Gritf lth 8; Family Atf ai r 10. tO :oo-Card Shar ks 3,4,15, Edge of Night 6: Pass The Buck 8; J oker 's Wil d 10 ; To Tell The Tru th 13. 1():30-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15 ; High Hopes 6; Price is Rlqht 8, 10; S20,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :oo-High Rollers 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,13; 11:30Wheel of Fortune 3,15 ; Family Feud 6,13; Pa r. !ridge Family 4: Love of Lif e 8,10; Sesame 51 33: 11 :ss-CBS New s 8; Loving Free tO . 12 :oo-Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10; Sanfor d & Son IS; Gambit B;; Midday Maga zi ne 13 . 12 :30-Ryan's Hope 6,1 3; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search tor Tomorrow 8,10; E lee . Co. 33. :oo-For Richer , For Poorer 3: Al l My' Chi ldren 6, 13; News 8: Young & the Restless 10; No t For Women Only 1S. t :30-Days ot Our Lives 3, 4, 1S; As The World . Tu rns 8,10; 2:oo-One Life to Li ve 6,13. 2:30-Doctors 3,4, IS; Gu iding Light 8, 10. 3:oo-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13: Lilias, Yoga and You 20; Old Friends.. New Friends 33. 3:30-AII in the Fam ily 8,10; Prime Time 20; French Chef 33. 4 :oo-Mr . Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, tor Poorer 15; Merv Gr iffi n 6 ; Addams Fam il y 8; Sesame Street 20,33: Gomer Pyle, USMC tO ; Dinah! 13. 4:30-Litlle Rascals 3, 15: Gill igan's Island 4, 8: Brady Bunch . s : ~ H ereCome the Brides 3; Sta r Trek 4; Gun smoke 8: Mr. Rqgers' Neighborhood 20,33; Emergency One! 13 ; Pett icoa t Jun ction 1S. 5:»--News 6; Electric Company 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes IS. 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6: Zoom 20,33. 6:oo-NBC News 3,4,ll : ABC News 13; Carol Burnet' GUN CABINETS AND SMOKERS ALSO MAKE NICE GIFTS Bas ell Recliners C8rS Bank The Bank Member FDIC AORTA Ot'F MONDAY ATHENS - Th e Ap palachian Ohio Regional Transit Association (AOR· TA) wishes to announce the following change in ils operational schedu le for the Memorial Day holiday _ AORTA will not operate Monday, May 29, Normal scheduling will be In effect Tuesday, May !10. For further Information, contact AORTA P786l0 at 592-3061. JOSEPH BITONTE Honorary degrees to he awarded RIO GRANDE -· The firs\ woman assistant superintendent of publ ic instru cti on wi ll join an associ at e professor of ophth almology at The Ohio State University in rec eiv ing honurat")' de grees at the Ri o Grande Co llege and Community Co lle ge co mmenc e me nt ceremoni es this afternoon. Dr. Paul Ha yes, President , announced the awards will be pr esent ed to Vtrgini a Lloyd Kunkl e a nrl lnq •nh I. DRIVER CITED GALLI PO LIS - St even Thacker, 18 , Gallipolis, was charged with failure to obey a traffi c signal following an acc ident at I :02 p.m. Friday on Third Ave . and Locust St. City poli ce her e sa id Thacker's vehicle struck an auto operated by Bruce Ma ynar d, 24, Gal lipoli s. There was minor damage. te remunies will be preceded by bat ca laureate services at 10:30 a.m. and a concert at 1 r .m. lhn1 ughuut the aca demic · c () m m u n i t y . His ur ganizat ional a cti vttics , tnc lud tng bo~ r d memberships in 111e N(ltiOnet l Society r1Jr Preventiun of Bl indness , the Ohi•> Society ft~ r Prevcntiun of Blindness, tht Centr<ll Oh tll LH~ n s Club E)c Ba nk, and Hio Crande Ct11l egc , stress his UeU ic(.ttiun Bitonte . One hundred and forty l\io Grande ~ ra d ua tes will receive two and fou r yea r diplomas nl th e eeremtltlies . Vir ginia Ll oy d Ku nkl e began her Clircl'r in educat ion as a cl assruum teacher in Pen nsyl va nia . Her adva nce men t p rugre ss cd through st: huo l principal, school director of special ed ucati on, sehou l system dire ctor (J f el etnen ta ry ed ucil li un, SUtt e t.~ ss1s t<tnl U1 t he lar~cr stat e and lliJI Ionril C!iln lnU!l lt)' . Mr . Bituntl' is JlliirrJed lu Cusm a M. Bitonte. ·n tc} have Iwo ~Jil S, bulh uf whom <trL' graduates of .Hio r:r ande t'ullege . Commencement eereJil llnics will bc~ in un the college green at 2:30 p.m The When you're a stone's throw from the altar choose abeautiful stone. Columbia Tawney's Jewelry 424 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio ~elsonville student speak•·r POMEROY - Tim Bentz, a student at Nelsonv ill e's Hocking Tech Colleg e was the guest speaker a\ the noon luncheon Wedn esda y uf the Pomeroy - Middleport Lions Club held at tire Metg s Inn . Bentz showed t wu film s t ill crim e pre vrn li 11 Jl a nd ela bur ct tc d on IJli SU!kcs people ma ke that tn\it e crim e. He told how to sa feg uard property and business establ ishlt Jcnts. A question RECEIVE DEGREES POINT PLF. ASANT - Two Mason Count y st udents were am ong th e 249 rec ei vin g degrees and certificat es in commen cem ent cer emonies Saturday 1Ma y 201 at Pa rk ersbur g Commu nit y College. Candidates for graduall rrll included : Debra Ranee Fields. ll attfo rd, Associate in Arplied Scien ce Ha di ologtc Tec hnology. Roy Dale Henry, Rt. I, Sandhill Road, Pt. Pleasant , cert ificate, Air Conditi oning and Rdri geratiun. Cjnd HOMEMADE OXYGEN RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM answ('r per iod fol lowed . Twen t ~·- t,Ji l' pe rsuns attended . ATTEND f UNERAl. PO MER OY The daught ers of the late Kat i<· IFcl lr Yo ung attentletl the fune ral of their great undc. F.mmett Stet hem , recently :r\ the Mt . Oli ve Church. Attending were Mrs. Bettie McG ui re. Pome roy : Mr s. Bern ice Bail ey . L(mg B'lttom; Mr s. Rdith Manuel, Racrnc: Mrs. El\'a Hudson (lnd :vf rs . J (' an Housh, _ Miue rsv ille and Mr s. Lynne Arm s and Jcanre, PiJ!liCroy COMPlETE INVENTORY OF RESPIRATORY ' THERAPY EQV/PMENT &SVPPl/ES NO HIGH 'IUSU~E CYUN OUS OR CHEMICALS- TME M.t.IX ()1 AND lfNOI~ SUPPOII:T SYSTEMS PERfORM WJlHOUT UQUICS CH!MICAts, MECHANICAL CHANCEs, oJ.S mL tNOs, OR HIOH PlESSUIE TANKS ANO THE HIOM COST OF MAU UNG HEAVV CTUNDEII:S IS ELIMINAlEO ~ THOSE P.t.TIENTS REQUIItiNG CONnNUOU$ OKYOEN 011 FUOU!NT SEIVlCE. Home Delivery Aw Discount coupon sale on Dean &Barry paints. Men of Bronze 33 ; News 20 . 10: 30- Bia ck Perspective On The New s 10. 11: oo-News 3,4,6, 13, 1S : II :45- Columbo 8: Movie " Hush .. Hush , Sweel Charlotte " 10. 11:oo-Janakl 33; I :oo-Tomorrow 3,4; 1:15-Ko iak 8; 2:oo- News 13. Movie Channel ~ S & 9 P.M. - Cous lne, Cous in (PG) 7 &. 11 P.M. - Island of Dr . Moreau (PG I Cable Ch•nnel s 6:30 P.M. - Test imony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino 7·30 - Mem orial Day Special 10:00 - 700 Club. Deputies probing complaints and save! "'' Ck Inti Dean !. Barr ~ pJrn: 1ou war1 1 t1 p •r,,. :J.rp:lll ,,, 1 ~~Jf' lllio.f• t l'•~ "'" It> ~·1 f\ ! 0 you r Dea n & B an~ slot<' ;Ul(! s a v~> ~~ "'~t 'I il~ SJ DUnn f(op 1uat 11 Uear ~ O~rr 1 Pll 1115 The lmest pa rnt~ 'or vour nom" ·<•s, Jr. "out ;11 tlrg •!•S(Ol•''' ~oo1 Q~ 'rJo.. ca n tbeatl hat t Sopr :•oto arr-1 P• • aJei\'1 \ Borr,o~··t ,11 a .pnr• ,l nt!~~·r· But l'lurry tl'lrs b1g drscounl parnt sat to ,.~d' 5 8 •~·:~ ~ 1 Jyne 1 tt;a f /V O •rmrr en g • llo~ s o• Q~•''llll' coup"" been taken from the storage area . Wiliiam Connolly, HL I, Reedsville, Success Road, report s an aluminum boat had been va ndaliled on hts farm [l<Jnd. The boat had been beaten wi th large rocks. The in cid ent is und er in vestigat ion . POMEROY Meigs Co unty Sh eriff Jame> J. Proff ill reports deputies are investigating the theft of an Allis-Chalmers riding tract or from an Orange Townshi p famr . Robert Dorst, Tuppers Plains , said sometim e Wednesday of las t wee k hi s riding tract or val ued at $2 ,300 wa s stolen frum the home place on Orange Township 444 near Sumner. In 0ther compl aints Eugene Coleman, Ashland Bulk Plant at Min e r s~ lll e reported sometim e Tirursday night a secti on of the fenl' e surrounding the Minersville fa ci lity was dama ged . Nothing was believed to have Federal regulations require a rubs tantia l interest penalty fo r early withdrawal or certificates. ' Strato Lounge ophtha mologist, published Ohto Sla te ,p ro fessor , and lll i! HiiJe r IJ f the Hic1 Grande Col lege Board of Trustees, wil l receive a n honorary Ductur'utc uf Science Degree. Mr . Hi to nt e ·s cu nli nued wurk in the field (Jf eye c£1 re, most recently in the field uf c,,nt uct lenses and prust hesis, ha s brought him high regard 8; Loving Free 10. Club 15; Su mmer Semester 10 - · Joseph !.. Bitontc, lliJted VIRGINIA KUNKLE TUESDAY , MAY 30, 1978 5:45- Farm Report 13; 5 : ~PTL Club 13; 6:oo-PTL Club 15; Su mmer Semeste r 10. 6:30--Focus on Columbu s 4; News 6 ; Summer Semester 8; Concerns & Co mments tO ; 6:45---Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morni ng, West VIrginia 13; 6:55- News t3, 7:00-Today 3,4, 1S; Good Morn ing Ameri ca 6, 13; CBS News 8; Porky Pig 10. 7:25- Chuck White Reports 10; 7:30-Schoolles 10. 8:oo-Capl. KanQaroo 8,10: Sesame St n 9:00-Merv Griff in 3: Ph il Donah ue 4; Emergency One 6; Brady Bunch 8: Mat ch Game 10. Y:31}---Andy Griffith 8: Fam ily Affair 10. 10 :oo-Card Sharks 3,4, IS ; Edge of Night 6 ; Pass the Buck 8; Joker·s Wild tO; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 :30-Holl ywood Squares 3,4, 15; High Hopes 6; Pri ce is Right 8, 10; S20,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :00-High Ro llers 3,4, 1S; Happy Days 6, 13 . 11 :30-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15 ; Family Feud 6, 13; Love ofLife8,10; ToBeAnnounced 33; 11:55-C BS News - 6:3()-(olumbu s Today 4; News 6; Summe r Se mes ter J (~ , mpa n y . I :00--- Tomorrow 3,4, . MONDAY , MAY 29, 1978 5:45-Farm Report 13; 5·50- PTL Club 13 : 6·oo- PTL ' ' , 9:30-MASH 8, 10; Art America 10. 10 :oo-Lou Grant 8,10; News 20. 10 :30-0ver Easy 10: Dr. Carl Hoffman 33. 11:00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 1S ; Dick Cavell 20; Over . Easy 33. 11 : ~~Johnny Carson 3,4, IS; Poli ce Story 6,13 : Movie The Love Boat" 8; Movie "Old Acquaintance" 10 ABC News 33. ' , 12 :00-Janaki 33 . 12:40-Bewltched 6: News 13. 7 & 11 P.M. - Voyaae of lh P n"' m nPti ' ' 8:30-Baseball 6,1 3: Turnabout 20.33. 12 : 30-Second City TV 6: AB C News 13: I:30-Marc us Welby , M.D. 4. MOvre cnannel 4 5 & 9 P.M. - J amboree in The Hills I , . Ftdchs, and at Hatlroad Street where the Taylor ' House l •dsluod , tlon lhe Tl corner. 'I' 1we urne sou 1. re ay or House was known as ·the · h ~ t ~ l , wher e Ltnco fn stayed . 1 After a block we turned . ' . towa rdd the nver agam , and went 1 b ·down a gentle slope to t1 ? n ge,wherewehallcd. rhe larl tes uf the Hclief • . . , Corps walked uut unto the bridge, carrying a large while wreath trimmed wit h fl owers and red and blu e ril>bun s. With them went the He v. Matthew Boland and fnell Hallard , the tall , quiet girl who was our fi rst-c hai r cur- diretlur of element ary and sec•mdary education, to her present position. Du n n ~. her career, Ms. Kunkl •· urga nized the Ohio Hight Tu Hea d Effort and the Archie Gr iffin 11 eadin g Mouva ti un P ro~ raw . 'Ms. Kunkl e . who will r·ccc tvc the degree uf llonorcrr y Ducto ra le of Edut:i.ition, is marri ed tc.J 'llwmas Kunkle, retireu fi elu re presen ta tive of the Wes ting h<1Use E lect ric and Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Ea sy 20 33 7:oo-Cross;Wi ts J, 4; Newlywed Game 6,1 3:' Marty Robbins Spotlight 8: News 10; Gill igan 's Island 15· Oanlel Foster , M.D. 20 ; Know Your Schools 33 ' 7:30-That Nashville Music 3; In Search of 4: Muppet Show 6; Match Game . PM 8: MacNeii ·Lehrer Report 20,33; Wild Kingdom 10; Candid Camera 13 · Nashville on the Road 15 , ' 8 : 00- H?PP,~ Blr t ~day , Bob 3,4,15 ; Sugar Time! 6,13; Movre A Boy Na med Charlie Brown" 10 a· Holiday with care C11J{)y yo ur wll And ll ~ut hol!da\ lndudf' ~tom t> t lm· m~ plvas" d1liA' WITH r XTRA CNW .;o yolt i'lnd ~lut f11nul\• 1'1111 PnJnv m<~ny hnlid.w~ 111 p lan~ cr· rw t Furntture St•nley St..meci 417 Se<Of\d Avo. .. sc~.bai!~· Gallipolis. 0 . su rE f'AAM •NSUfWtCE COtoW.HIU & Vinton Co. 614 446-4208 good nt-lghhnr Sturr F'11rm Is rhtl# , Ukr CJ K, SNOWDEN Phoftt 446-4290 ... "'" , Hotftt Ofloctt ~ llrtOt _PROTECTION Gallia. Meigs WHITE'S DEAN & BARRY PAINT TOWN ~SECOND AVENUE PHONE 446-2513 GALLIP9LIS �'' -1i- Tl•c Sunday Tunes-&ntinel, Sunda¥, May 28, 1978 Note progress in • • tra1nmg course Kaye Seyerle announ.n.o" candidacy· for GOP M<'CONN F: f.SVl LL R Kaye Seyerle of MeConnels'''llt' HlllllJUrJ('ed her bid for a :<•at on the lOth l't>ng ressional District Slate l 't•nt ra l Committ ee Weiman Saturday . The dist rict indudes Muskingum, Perry, Fatrfi e ld, Washing t on . Hoc k ing, Athens, Vi nto n, ~lt·igs , Jac kso n , Ga lli a, l.nwr en ct' and M or~an t "o unt ies, pl us pa rt of No ble L'ounty . Mrs. Seyerle Is a vetera n in 'ervice to the Republica n Pa rt y, She is secretary of the Citizens issue two questions EAST ME IGS - The Concerned Cuiz ens Co mmittee fo r Belter F.ducation in th e Eastern f .ocal School Db1rict has issued two mo rt' questions and an swers in rega rd to the ten milL one yea r t ax levy t n tx• vot ed upon in the district un June£ : Question Vlll - How have sa la ries and \\·ages lncreast:d for those employed in Eastern Local Dt s1 ri cl 111 the \CJst four years'! An swer - Money paid to those employed as teache rs in this district is at a state minimum . Those workmg as coo ks , c u s t (l d ia n s. secretaries, etc .. me dra wing wagt's compa rable to the minimum wage standards. Ques tion IX - What does the futu re ho ld fo r uut· student s in Eastern l..(ltal If thrs levy should nut pass ? An S\Hr - Give this yt;~ ur sCri ous lhought. I s wha t you are thinking what you want for you r chi ld'! A-7 - The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 TELEVISION VIEWING Morgan Co unty Republi can pruvided In conformance RIO GRANDE Ex ec utiv e Com mittee, a with sjandards established by During the past nine weeks form er member of the the U. S. Department of the members of the Southeast Ce ntr a l Co mmitt ee, pa st Tran sportati on, the State ·Ohi o Emergen cy Medica l pr<•sidenl and member of th e Department of Education, Servi ce tSEDEMS ) ha ve Morgan Co unty Hepubli can and the Stale Emergency been receiving instruction in Wumen's Club, and is a past Medical Technician - Ampre- ho s pital lif e- sa ving delega te and alt ernate to the bulance Training Advisory techniques for the citizens of Slate Republican Convention. liallia and Jackson counties. Committee. She is a past matron of The final examination will According to a report from Va lley Chapter No . 19, Order be proc tor ed by Adult Earl Fry, a cert ified Trade of the Eastern Star, m~m be r Education Supervisor , Scott and Industrial Service in.,f Thea C" urt Ladies Shrin e Coddington, on June 21, 1978 strudor , the cla~s is making Club of North America, as 6:30p.m. in room 208 at the at ex cellent progress . The \\'L'Il as a mem ber of th e KAYESEVERI.E Career Cent er. program is being conducted Dance Uni1 uf Theil Co u11 , Bu ckeye Hi ll s Career at and past president of •the Center . Morga n Count y Lady Shrine The trainihg is provided as ville, Morgan County with Club. In 1973, American a part of public service Kaye Seyerle IS listed in the thei r two sons, Kevin and astronauts Charles Conrad , programs of the Trade and 1970 edtlion of Out st andin~ Kraig. David and Kay are ph Kerwin and Paul Jose Industrial Education in Young Women of Ameri ca-. blllh Certifi ed Emerg ency blasted off from Weitz cooperation wit h the Adult She is presently employed by Medical Technicians with the the Morgan Co unty Engineer Malta - McConn elsvill e Education Department a t Florida and , after nine Gallia - Jackso n - Vint on unsuc cessf ul at temp ts, and has ha d eleven yea rs Emergency Squad. decked with the Skylab space JVSD. Pauline Nelson of Malta is exp eri ence tn Count y The training program is . station her Campaign Manager and Govern men t. Lovell of McConnelsEarl Kaye and her husban d David n•slile In McConnels- ville, is Finance Chairman. RODNEY UN ITED METHODIST CHURCH, 121 yea rs old, ha s a brand new addition pictured here on the left or the ancient edifice, and ils ded ication will be held nex t Sunday (June 4), according to announcement of the pastor, the Rev. Damon Stapleton. Guest speaker for the 7:30p .m. dedication service will be the Rev. Wesley Clarke, superintendent of the United Methedist Athens Distriel. For the 11 a.m. worship service the speake r will be the Rev. Hughey L. ~ones, assistant to the bish op of the West Ohio United Methodist Conference and one time pastor or Ga llipolis' Grace Uni ted Method ist Church. Other highlights of the day will be 2-4 p.m·. open house , a 6 p.m. fellowship potluck dinn er, and the regular 10 a_m . Sunday SchooL The addition includes fi ve classrooms, a large fellowship room , nurser y, kitchen, pastor 's study , and rest rooms. Decoration Day remembered Qu estion nain· ~t'l for solons CINC INN ATI 1UPI 1 - A headquartered in Cincinnat i Midd le and headed by Hobert group ca ll ed American Federa titln, Inc. , Acomb, said it is preparing which bill s ttse lf as " a si mi la r questionna ir es for bi pa n ts~n poli ti cal educa tion Ohio's 23 con ~ ressm en . orga nizatlun," says 11 has sent questwnmllres to Ohi o's twn U . S. send tors co ncerni ng Asks motorisb the 1r rn conu:, ··e xtra benPfits," budgets, staffers a~oid downtown and ca mp.a 1gn ~.:o ntributi <;n s . the a ntici pated responses form Sens. John Glenn and Howard Mctzenba um will be released to the news media to " help the ritrzens uf Ohio better unders"r nd" the job of a U, S. S<'nalor and the I wo senators' ··points of \ ' l£'W . " The orga n izat i o n, 111e gn ! UP S<:t l d COLO\' · • • l'ltr 'lllr, SunMonTue Wed May 28 29 30 31 Tonight thru Thursday LARCENY! LAUGHTER! MYSTERY! INDICT EXPORTER WASHINGTON tU Pl l - A federal grand jury has indicted Ne w Jersey rice export er Grover Connell on cha rges he illegally used So uth Korea n businessman Tongs un Park , wh o wa s nam.ed an uni ndi ct ed coconspirator in the case, as his agen t in Food for Peace sa les. Marsha Mason in AUDREY ROSE PG CIN CINNATI ! UPf r - The Ctn c inna ti Atr Pollution Contro l Divi ston Frtday as ked mol uri sts to avoid do wnt own th is holiday weekend to keep air pollution below the unhealth y leveL Offi cial s sa id ·polluti on probabl y will reac h th e " unhea lthy" level, posing a threat to pe rsons wtlh heart and res piratory problems. Pollution levels passed the unhealthy mark 59 times last summ er tn Cin ci nn a ti . During une severe period in July, Gov . James A. Rhodes ordered operation cutba cks tn so me hydr o-c arbon produ cing industries. About 89 percent of air po llution loc ally comes from motor vehi cles, poll ution officials say . CARTOON FATIIER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE I9TII .!~~!N~~~~~""~~e such days anymore We stood in ragged format' · f f run 111 ront o the school at the top . of Main Street htll , loolhng our horns scufning ; th " h t' , . "' unc anut er, rot and unpau ent in th e glaring Midwest sun Tl . . . · . . . 11 s wa s the hrsl lnne I had pla)'ed in the sc·ltoof band un Deco ration Da)' . I.'fhat' •s whatwealwayscalledtt - nut M, ·. 1D· ernona ay. I II was Saturday May 31 1932. ' ' Profcssor l.ahou soon arrived on. the st:ene, in shirtsleeves but wearing the gill· trimml>d unifun.n cap he had worn when he was dtrec tor of a t'i rt:u.s ba nd . He was a white-haired, black-browed, ~ lwnp y ma n. decrstve a nd abrupl. "Fall in '" he shouted. .. i.A!t's go!" The drums set the tempo and we stepped off smarllv . Professor Lanuu had no culleH e deg ree - the school board had htred him offi cially as a jantlor - but he knew how tu run Cl Uand . We hal ted by the courtlwuse square. nea r tire brunzc marker that said : " Abra ham fjncufn pleaded cases in cirt uil cou rt on this site ... ·· In front of the band , the A.JnLncan I .eg10n cu lur-guard took 1ts pla ce wilh fla gs, n flcs anti while gloves. The rm:n y,·ere perspmng, grimfaced. Dtrectly behind the band was Bud Gilmore's ye llow Bu1ck touring car - the one wt th the wtre wheels. The top was folded back, and in the em sa t our town ·s three rentrllll lng CJvil Wetr veterans. Bruad-brimmetl ha ts shaded their fa ces. On the fron t of each hal was a go ld emblem that had GAR Ifur Grand ArlllYof the Repul!hc 1 within a wrea th . Tirey wore dark blue tuuforrns. f tlwughllhey must IJe lerrr bly hut. Relund · the car came the Women 's Relief C'urps. The , d ,., , d bl , , ·h ,: an rl'u an uc sas es slanted across thetr ample busoms.. M), gr,anwnot ·'- her . tl . be h wets m us grouu. •ea use . er fa ther had been 111 the Ctvil War. . . Next Ill the hne uf march were the Boy Scouts stagger. un der tl1e burden' of hcavy tng . I th em were the ags. .etrmt , f h •A , . .. ,,. men t e '""' call LegiOn , manv tn World War I .f - , wu orrns. ., , , Bnngtng up the rear were the schuuf , cluldren, up through the erghlh grade - at least those who had been ~ma?lc tu ftgure oul ~r ow to .be absent wtlhoul suffcnng du e co nsequ ences. Te ache rs hovered close, as tf fearing that their charges might flee before the miss io11 was accumplished. "Semper Fidel is!" Profcssor Lanuu announced as he moved through lhe ranks uf lhe band , We clamped the music into lire lyre-shaped holders un uur instrwnents and stood al attentio11 . n- r·. ° We deliftr the Saturday before ~c-·­ WILL BE OPEN MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY MAY 29th nelist. We had changed our music according to ms lruclions and were rea dy for lhc next piece. But Professor Lanou wasn't trusting our memories. "Baltft' Hymn! " he croakc•l in a hoarse stage whisper. "f:lattle Hymn'" Then the drums started. Slowly. Like a dirge. Gradually Professor Lanou He ~ a ve the down beat, and built the volwn e and tempo we blasted the summer arr until . at the end , it seemed we wi th brass and t )'mba l, · persona lly had trampl ed out st~ rtlin g pigeons from under the vineya rds where the the ea ves of lbc courthouse . gra pes of wrath were stored. We stepped off , hea ded west Then there was silence. I toward tht: river, and the had Cl sudden cunsdousness pa rade wa s on. People lin ed · t11al t1re. se.cunds.· of my life the sidewalks, '"'cast'urtally were llckmg awo y, and I shouting encoura gement to should be doing something . • • . ti ll; lnCJrchcrs. !!1 ~ ~Pi fij Pi ~ ~ !Iii l:A ~ We fin ished " Semper ~~~ilmg - like fi ghting '" IJat- IMiSi~ 10 A.M. TILL 7 pM I.A. aa FRIDAY,MAY24, 1978 SUNDAY,MAY28, 1978 6:oo-AG-USA 4; For You ... Biack Woman 8· This Is The Ute 10. ' 6:3CI-Chrlstopher Closeup 3; JerryFalwell 4: Talking Hands 8; American Problems & Cha llenges 10. 7:oo-Th ls Is The Lite 3; Thinking in Black 8; Treehouse Club 10 ; Newsmaker ' 78 13. 7:3CI-TV Chopet 3: Your Health 4; Show My People 6; Jerry Fa lwell; Btble Answers 13; Jimmy Swaggart 15, 8:0()--Mormon Choir 3; Day of Discovery 4; Grace Cathedral 6; Church Service 10: Christ for the World 13; Some of God's Children IS; Sesame St, 20 . 8:30--<lral Roberts 3: Jimmy Swaggart4 ; Ce lebration of Pralse6; Day of Discovery 8; Willard Wilcox 13; Open Bible 15; James Robison Present s TO . 9:0()--Gospel Singing Jubllee3 ; Robert Schul ler 4; Rex Humbbord 6; Rev . Leonard Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10; Jtm Frank lin 13 ; Er nest Angley 1S; Mister Rogers 2Q . 9:30-W hat Does The Bible Plainly Say' 8: II Is Wr itten 10; Church Service 13 : Zoom 20 . 10:oo-Chrlst Is The Answer 3; Church Servi ce 4; World-Wide Church of God 6: Christ ian Center 8; Sesa me St. 20: Movie "The Wheeler Dealers" 10; J immy Swaggart 13; Gospel Sing ing Jub ilee IS. 10 :30-Rex Humbard 3; Yours for the Asking 4; Hot Fudge 6 ; Dr . Thea Jones 8; Garner Ted Armstrong 13. 11 :0(}-.-Doctors on Cal l 4; Big Blue Marb le 6: Ernest Angley8 ; Rex Humbard 1S : Rev . Henry Mahan 13: Infinity Factory 10. 11 : 30-Big Blue Marble 3; Anima ls, Animals, Animals 6, 13; Focus on Columbus 4: Elec. Co . 20 . 12 :oo-At Issue 3; News Conference 4; Issues & An· swers 6, 13 ; Face The Nation B; The Issue 10; This Is The Life15 ; In Search of the Real America 20 12:30-Meet The Press 3,4, 15; Communique 6: Testimony Time Today 8; Face The Nali on 10: Evangel ist Calvin Evan s 13; Dic k Cav ell 20. 1:oo-Tony Brown's Journal 3: Truth or Cons. 4: America's Black Forum 6; Bob J ones Un iversity 8: Wash ington Week In Review 33 ; Th ree On Three 10; Town Topics 13; PTL Club IS: How To 10. 1:30-Funny Farm 3; Little Ras cals 4; Tony Brown's Journal 6; NBA Play ·Oif 8, to ; Wall Street Week 33 Movie " Come Blow Your Horn" 13; Ho ·: i<lng Va lley Bluegrr ass 20 1:45-Merry .Go.Round 4; 1:oo-Movle " Requiem for a Heavyweight" 3: Movie " Ta r.zan & the Great River" 4: Aware 6: Advocates 33; Soundstage 20 . 1:30-Tennls 6: 3:oo-Theater in Amer ica 33; Wrestling 15; TV On Tr ia l 20. 3:30-Tenn ls 13; Movie " Bugles in th e Alt ernoon " 6 ; 3:45-Cupldelles 4. 4:oo-Basebal l3,4; Sport sworld 15: Lawrence W<•lk 8: Festival of Lively Arts for Young People 10. 4:30-Through Al l Time 33. Consumer Survival Kit 20,s3. 9:00---Amer ica , America , Amer ica 33; Art Am erica 20 MOVIE CHANNEL - 4 Sand9p .m - TheLate Show iPG i 7 atnd 11 p.m. - Hollywood Oldie. CHANNEL FIVE 6:30p.m. - Test imony Time. 7:00 - Paul Gaudino Family Fitness. 10:00 - 700 Club. cars Bank announces two new ways to make your money grow faster. II C:--r &·year Certificate Effective June I, we can o ffer 8-year certifi cates of deposit th at pay an annual interest rate of 7.75%. Minimum investment : $ 1,000. 6 ·month Certificate Effective June 1, we can offer 6-mo nth certifica tes or deposit that pay a variable rate . Contact lis for complete details on the rate. Minimum investmen t: $10,000. 12:00-Newscenle r 3; News 4,6,1 0: Sanford & Son 15: Gambit B: Midday Magazine 13 . 12:30-Ryan' s Hope6,13; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Searc h for Tomorrow 8, 10; E lee. Co. 33. 1:oo-For Richer, For Poorer 3; News 8; Young & the Restless 10; Not For Women Only 15. I :30-Days of Our Lives 3,4, 15; As The World Tur ns 8, 10 . 2:00-Dne Life to Live 6,13; 2:30-Doctors 3,4,15; Gu iding Light 8, 10. 3:00-Another World 3,4, 1S; General Hospita l 6,13; Lilias Yoga & You 10. 3:30-AII In Th e Family 8, 10; Consumer Survival Kit 20. 4:oo-Mister Cartoon 3; Superman 4; Merv Gr ilfln 6:For Ri cher, For Poorer 15; Addams Family 8; Sesame St. 20,33; Gomer Pyle, USMC tO; Dinah 13. 4: 30-Litl le Rascals 3,1S ; Gilligan 's Is. 4,8; Brady Bunch 10. S :00-Here Come The Br ides 3; Star Trek 4; Gun smoke 8; Mister Rogers 20,33 : Hogan '' Heroes tO ; s :oo-Amer ican Sport sman 6. 13; Fes tival of Li vely Arts for Young People 8: Lions Are Free 10 : Old Frlends ... New Friends 20, Nova 33 . 5:30- lnsighl 15: El ec . Co. 20. 6:oo-Let's Deal With It 6;; Cha mpmpi onship Fishing 8: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 10: Tr i·Siate: Today & Tomorrow 13; Ma rly Robbins' Spotl ight IS; Zoom 20; Turnabout 33. 6:3CI-News 4,6; Newsmagazin e 4; NB C News 1S : Concern 8: Newsmaker '78 13; Nova 20; Feeling Free 33. 7:oo-Wor ld ol Dis ney 3, 4,15; Movie " Van ishing Wilderness " 6,13; 60 ·Minutes 8,10: Once Upon A E merg enc y One 13; Petticoat Junction 15 . · 5:30-News 6; Elec. Co. 20,33; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes 15 . 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10,13,1 5; ABC News 6; Zoom 33: Fee li ng Free 20 . 6: 30-NBC News 3,4, 15 ; ABC News 13; Carol Burnett & Fr iends 6; CB S News 8,10; Over Easy 2Q ,33 . 7 oo-Cross-Wits 3,4; Newlywed Game 6, 13; Pop Goes The Coun try 8; News 10; Gilliganls' Is. IS; French Chef 20: To Be Announ ced 33. ' 7 30- Hollywood Squares 3; Let's Go To he Races 8: Minor League Baaseball 4: Candid Camera 6: MacNeil -Lehrer Report 20.33; Price is Righi 10; That's Hollywood 13 : To Be. Announced 1S . 8:oo-Dan Haggerty Goes To The Ci rcus 3; Happy Days 6,13; Polnesla : For The Fun Of It IS ; Mo vie " The Year ling" 8, 10; National Geographic 20,33. 8 30- Laverne & Shirley 6, 13; 9:oo-Coontry Night of Stars 3,15; Three's Company 6,13; NBA Play.Otf 8,1 0: Bar tleby the Scrivener 20,33. 9:30-Carler Country 6; Mary Tyler Moore 13. IO:oo-Barbara Wa lters 6,13; Marcus Welby M.D. 4, Class!..: 33 . 7:30-C rocketl's Vic tory Garden 20; 8:oo-Rhoda 8,10: Previn & the Pittsburgh 20,33. B:3o-Dn Our Own 8,10 : 8:SCI- Indianapo lls 500 6,13. Q:oo-Poll ce Slory 3,4,15; Our Mutual Friend 20 ,33; Al l In The Family 8,10, 9:30-AI Ice 8.10 .. 10 :oo-PIIot " The Buste rs" 8, Super Special 10: Austin City Li mits 10: Fir ing Line 33. 11 :oo-News 3,A,6,8,10,1 3,15: Jana kl 33: 11 :15-ABC News 6; CB S News 8,10; PMA Pu lse 15. 11:30-Movle " Nobody Liv es Forever ·' 3; Movie " Titanic" 4; Mo11ie " Ale:<ander : The Othe r Si de of Dawn " 15 15; FBI 6: 700 Club B: Movie "The Nanny" 10; PTLCi ub 13. 8; Publ ic Atfalirs 10. 6:45-Morning Report 3; 6:5()-Good Mor ning, West Virgin ia 13: 6:55- News 13; 7:oo-Toda y 3,4,15. : Good Morning 6, 13 ; CB S News 8; Porky Pig 10; 7 25-Chuck White Reports 10 . 7·30-Schoolles 10; 7:45- Se same St. 33 8 oo-Capt. Kangaroo 8, tO; 9:oo-Merv Grltfin 3; Ph il Donahue 4,13, \5; Emer gency One 6: Brady Bunch 8; Match Game 10. 9:30-Andy Gritf lth 8; Family Atf ai r 10. tO :oo-Card Shar ks 3,4,15, Edge of Night 6: Pass The Buck 8; J oker 's Wil d 10 ; To Tell The Tru th 13. 1():30-Hollywood Squares 3,4,15 ; High Hopes 6; Price is Rlqht 8, 10; S20,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :oo-High Rollers 3,4,15; Happy Days 6,13; 11:30Wheel of Fortune 3,15 ; Family Feud 6,13; Pa r. !ridge Family 4: Love of Lif e 8,10; Sesame 51 33: 11 :ss-CBS New s 8; Loving Free tO . 12 :oo-Newscenter 3; News 4,6,10; Sanfor d & Son IS; Gambit B;; Midday Maga zi ne 13 . 12 :30-Ryan's Hope 6,1 3; Bob Braun 4; Gong Show 15; Search tor Tomorrow 8,10; E lee . Co. 33. :oo-For Richer , For Poorer 3: Al l My' Chi ldren 6, 13; News 8: Young & the Restless 10; No t For Women Only 1S. t :30-Days ot Our Lives 3, 4, 1S; As The World . Tu rns 8,10; 2:oo-One Life to Li ve 6,13. 2:30-Doctors 3,4, IS; Gu iding Light 8, 10. 3:oo-Another World 3,4,15; General Hospital 6,13: Lilias, Yoga and You 20; Old Friends.. New Friends 33. 3:30-AII in the Fam ily 8,10; Prime Time 20; French Chef 33. 4 :oo-Mr . Cartoon 3; Superman 4; For Richer, tor Poorer 15; Merv Gr iffi n 6 ; Addams Fam il y 8; Sesame Street 20,33: Gomer Pyle, USMC tO ; Dinah! 13. 4:30-Litlle Rascals 3, 15: Gill igan's Island 4, 8: Brady Bunch . s : ~ H ereCome the Brides 3; Sta r Trek 4; Gun smoke 8: Mr. Rqgers' Neighborhood 20,33; Emergency One! 13 ; Pett icoa t Jun ction 1S. 5:»--News 6; Electric Company 20,33 ; Mary Tyler Moore 10; Hogan's Heroes IS. 6:oo-News 3,4,8,10, 13, 15; ABC News 6: Zoom 20,33. 6:oo-NBC News 3,4,ll : ABC News 13; Carol Burnet' GUN CABINETS AND SMOKERS ALSO MAKE NICE GIFTS Bas ell Recliners C8rS Bank The Bank Member FDIC AORTA Ot'F MONDAY ATHENS - Th e Ap palachian Ohio Regional Transit Association (AOR· TA) wishes to announce the following change in ils operational schedu le for the Memorial Day holiday _ AORTA will not operate Monday, May 29, Normal scheduling will be In effect Tuesday, May !10. For further Information, contact AORTA P786l0 at 592-3061. JOSEPH BITONTE Honorary degrees to he awarded RIO GRANDE -· The firs\ woman assistant superintendent of publ ic instru cti on wi ll join an associ at e professor of ophth almology at The Ohio State University in rec eiv ing honurat")' de grees at the Ri o Grande Co llege and Community Co lle ge co mmenc e me nt ceremoni es this afternoon. Dr. Paul Ha yes, President , announced the awards will be pr esent ed to Vtrgini a Lloyd Kunkl e a nrl lnq •nh I. DRIVER CITED GALLI PO LIS - St even Thacker, 18 , Gallipolis, was charged with failure to obey a traffi c signal following an acc ident at I :02 p.m. Friday on Third Ave . and Locust St. City poli ce her e sa id Thacker's vehicle struck an auto operated by Bruce Ma ynar d, 24, Gal lipoli s. There was minor damage. te remunies will be preceded by bat ca laureate services at 10:30 a.m. and a concert at 1 r .m. lhn1 ughuut the aca demic · c () m m u n i t y . His ur ganizat ional a cti vttics , tnc lud tng bo~ r d memberships in 111e N(ltiOnet l Society r1Jr Preventiun of Bl indness , the Ohi•> Society ft~ r Prevcntiun of Blindness, tht Centr<ll Oh tll LH~ n s Club E)c Ba nk, and Hio Crande Ct11l egc , stress his UeU ic(.ttiun Bitonte . One hundred and forty l\io Grande ~ ra d ua tes will receive two and fou r yea r diplomas nl th e eeremtltlies . Vir ginia Ll oy d Ku nkl e began her Clircl'r in educat ion as a cl assruum teacher in Pen nsyl va nia . Her adva nce men t p rugre ss cd through st: huo l principal, school director of special ed ucati on, sehou l system dire ctor (J f el etnen ta ry ed ucil li un, SUtt e t.~ ss1s t<tnl U1 t he lar~cr stat e and lliJI Ionril C!iln lnU!l lt)' . Mr . Bituntl' is JlliirrJed lu Cusm a M. Bitonte. ·n tc} have Iwo ~Jil S, bulh uf whom <trL' graduates of .Hio r:r ande t'ullege . Commencement eereJil llnics will bc~ in un the college green at 2:30 p.m The When you're a stone's throw from the altar choose abeautiful stone. Columbia Tawney's Jewelry 424 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio ~elsonville student speak•·r POMEROY - Tim Bentz, a student at Nelsonv ill e's Hocking Tech Colleg e was the guest speaker a\ the noon luncheon Wedn esda y uf the Pomeroy - Middleport Lions Club held at tire Metg s Inn . Bentz showed t wu film s t ill crim e pre vrn li 11 Jl a nd ela bur ct tc d on IJli SU!kcs people ma ke that tn\it e crim e. He told how to sa feg uard property and business establ ishlt Jcnts. A question RECEIVE DEGREES POINT PLF. ASANT - Two Mason Count y st udents were am ong th e 249 rec ei vin g degrees and certificat es in commen cem ent cer emonies Saturday 1Ma y 201 at Pa rk ersbur g Commu nit y College. Candidates for graduall rrll included : Debra Ranee Fields. ll attfo rd, Associate in Arplied Scien ce Ha di ologtc Tec hnology. Roy Dale Henry, Rt. I, Sandhill Road, Pt. Pleasant , cert ificate, Air Conditi oning and Rdri geratiun. Cjnd HOMEMADE OXYGEN RESPIRATORY SUPPORT SYSTEM answ('r per iod fol lowed . Twen t ~·- t,Ji l' pe rsuns attended . ATTEND f UNERAl. PO MER OY The daught ers of the late Kat i<· IFcl lr Yo ung attentletl the fune ral of their great undc. F.mmett Stet hem , recently :r\ the Mt . Oli ve Church. Attending were Mrs. Bettie McG ui re. Pome roy : Mr s. Bern ice Bail ey . L(mg B'lttom; Mr s. Rdith Manuel, Racrnc: Mrs. El\'a Hudson (lnd :vf rs . J (' an Housh, _ Miue rsv ille and Mr s. Lynne Arm s and Jcanre, PiJ!liCroy COMPlETE INVENTORY OF RESPIRATORY ' THERAPY EQV/PMENT &SVPPl/ES NO HIGH 'IUSU~E CYUN OUS OR CHEMICALS- TME M.t.IX ()1 AND lfNOI~ SUPPOII:T SYSTEMS PERfORM WJlHOUT UQUICS CH!MICAts, MECHANICAL CHANCEs, oJ.S mL tNOs, OR HIOH PlESSUIE TANKS ANO THE HIOM COST OF MAU UNG HEAVV CTUNDEII:S IS ELIMINAlEO ~ THOSE P.t.TIENTS REQUIItiNG CONnNUOU$ OKYOEN 011 FUOU!NT SEIVlCE. Home Delivery Aw Discount coupon sale on Dean &Barry paints. Men of Bronze 33 ; News 20 . 10: 30- Bia ck Perspective On The New s 10. 11: oo-News 3,4,6, 13, 1S : II :45- Columbo 8: Movie " Hush .. Hush , Sweel Charlotte " 10. 11:oo-Janakl 33; I :oo-Tomorrow 3,4; 1:15-Ko iak 8; 2:oo- News 13. Movie Channel ~ S & 9 P.M. - Cous lne, Cous in (PG) 7 &. 11 P.M. - Island of Dr . Moreau (PG I Cable Ch•nnel s 6:30 P.M. - Test imony Time 7:00 - Paul Gaudino 7·30 - Mem orial Day Special 10:00 - 700 Club. Deputies probing complaints and save! "'' Ck Inti Dean !. Barr ~ pJrn: 1ou war1 1 t1 p •r,,. :J.rp:lll ,,, 1 ~~Jf' lllio.f• t l'•~ "'" It> ~·1 f\ ! 0 you r Dea n & B an~ slot<' ;Ul(! s a v~> ~~ "'~t 'I il~ SJ DUnn f(op 1uat 11 Uear ~ O~rr 1 Pll 1115 The lmest pa rnt~ 'or vour nom" ·<•s, Jr. "out ;11 tlrg •!•S(Ol•''' ~oo1 Q~ 'rJo.. ca n tbeatl hat t Sopr :•oto arr-1 P• • aJei\'1 \ Borr,o~··t ,11 a .pnr• ,l nt!~~·r· But l'lurry tl'lrs b1g drscounl parnt sat to ,.~d' 5 8 •~·:~ ~ 1 Jyne 1 tt;a f /V O •rmrr en g • llo~ s o• Q~•''llll' coup"" been taken from the storage area . Wiliiam Connolly, HL I, Reedsville, Success Road, report s an aluminum boat had been va ndaliled on hts farm [l<Jnd. The boat had been beaten wi th large rocks. The in cid ent is und er in vestigat ion . POMEROY Meigs Co unty Sh eriff Jame> J. Proff ill reports deputies are investigating the theft of an Allis-Chalmers riding tract or from an Orange Townshi p famr . Robert Dorst, Tuppers Plains , said sometim e Wednesday of las t wee k hi s riding tract or val ued at $2 ,300 wa s stolen frum the home place on Orange Township 444 near Sumner. In 0ther compl aints Eugene Coleman, Ashland Bulk Plant at Min e r s~ lll e reported sometim e Tirursday night a secti on of the fenl' e surrounding the Minersville fa ci lity was dama ged . Nothing was believed to have Federal regulations require a rubs tantia l interest penalty fo r early withdrawal or certificates. ' Strato Lounge ophtha mologist, published Ohto Sla te ,p ro fessor , and lll i! HiiJe r IJ f the Hic1 Grande Col lege Board of Trustees, wil l receive a n honorary Ductur'utc uf Science Degree. Mr . Hi to nt e ·s cu nli nued wurk in the field (Jf eye c£1 re, most recently in the field uf c,,nt uct lenses and prust hesis, ha s brought him high regard 8; Loving Free 10. Club 15; Su mmer Semester 10 - · Joseph !.. Bitontc, lliJted VIRGINIA KUNKLE TUESDAY , MAY 30, 1978 5:45- Farm Report 13; 5 : ~PTL Club 13; 6:oo-PTL Club 15; Su mmer Semeste r 10. 6:30--Focus on Columbu s 4; News 6 ; Summer Semester 8; Concerns & Co mments tO ; 6:45---Mornlng Report 3. 6:50-Good Morni ng, West VIrginia 13; 6:55- News t3, 7:00-Today 3,4, 1S; Good Morn ing Ameri ca 6, 13; CBS News 8; Porky Pig 10. 7:25- Chuck White Reports 10; 7:30-Schoolles 10. 8:oo-Capl. KanQaroo 8,10: Sesame St n 9:00-Merv Griff in 3: Ph il Donah ue 4; Emergency One 6; Brady Bunch 8: Mat ch Game 10. Y:31}---Andy Griffith 8: Fam ily Affair 10. 10 :oo-Card Sharks 3,4, IS ; Edge of Night 6 ; Pass the Buck 8; Joker·s Wild tO; To Tell The Truth 13. 10 :30-Holl ywood Squares 3,4, 15; High Hopes 6; Pri ce is Right 8, 10; S20,000 Pyramid 13. 11 :00-High Ro llers 3,4, 1S; Happy Days 6, 13 . 11 :30-Wheel of Fortune 3, 15 ; Family Feud 6, 13; Love ofLife8,10; ToBeAnnounced 33; 11:55-C BS News - 6:3()-(olumbu s Today 4; News 6; Summe r Se mes ter J (~ , mpa n y . I :00--- Tomorrow 3,4, . MONDAY , MAY 29, 1978 5:45-Farm Report 13; 5·50- PTL Club 13 : 6·oo- PTL ' ' , 9:30-MASH 8, 10; Art America 10. 10 :oo-Lou Grant 8,10; News 20. 10 :30-0ver Easy 10: Dr. Carl Hoffman 33. 11:00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13, 1S ; Dick Cavell 20; Over . Easy 33. 11 : ~~Johnny Carson 3,4, IS; Poli ce Story 6,13 : Movie The Love Boat" 8; Movie "Old Acquaintance" 10 ABC News 33. ' , 12 :00-Janaki 33 . 12:40-Bewltched 6: News 13. 7 & 11 P.M. - Voyaae of lh P n"' m nPti ' ' 8:30-Baseball 6,1 3: Turnabout 20.33. 12 : 30-Second City TV 6: AB C News 13: I:30-Marc us Welby , M.D. 4. MOvre cnannel 4 5 & 9 P.M. - J amboree in The Hills I , . Ftdchs, and at Hatlroad Street where the Taylor ' House l •dsluod , tlon lhe Tl corner. 'I' 1we urne sou 1. re ay or House was known as ·the · h ~ t ~ l , wher e Ltnco fn stayed . 1 After a block we turned . ' . towa rdd the nver agam , and went 1 b ·down a gentle slope to t1 ? n ge,wherewehallcd. rhe larl tes uf the Hclief • . . , Corps walked uut unto the bridge, carrying a large while wreath trimmed wit h fl owers and red and blu e ril>bun s. With them went the He v. Matthew Boland and fnell Hallard , the tall , quiet girl who was our fi rst-c hai r cur- diretlur of element ary and sec•mdary education, to her present position. Du n n ~. her career, Ms. Kunkl •· urga nized the Ohio Hight Tu Hea d Effort and the Archie Gr iffin 11 eadin g Mouva ti un P ro~ raw . 'Ms. Kunkl e . who will r·ccc tvc the degree uf llonorcrr y Ducto ra le of Edut:i.ition, is marri ed tc.J 'llwmas Kunkle, retireu fi elu re presen ta tive of the Wes ting h<1Use E lect ric and Friends 6; CBS News 8, 10; Over Ea sy 20 33 7:oo-Cross;Wi ts J, 4; Newlywed Game 6,1 3:' Marty Robbins Spotlight 8: News 10; Gill igan 's Island 15· Oanlel Foster , M.D. 20 ; Know Your Schools 33 ' 7:30-That Nashville Music 3; In Search of 4: Muppet Show 6; Match Game . PM 8: MacNeii ·Lehrer Report 20,33; Wild Kingdom 10; Candid Camera 13 · Nashville on the Road 15 , ' 8 : 00- H?PP,~ Blr t ~day , Bob 3,4,15 ; Sugar Time! 6,13; Movre A Boy Na med Charlie Brown" 10 a· Holiday with care C11J{)y yo ur wll And ll ~ut hol!da\ lndudf' ~tom t> t lm· m~ plvas" d1liA' WITH r XTRA CNW .;o yolt i'lnd ~lut f11nul\• 1'1111 PnJnv m<~ny hnlid.w~ 111 p lan~ cr· rw t Furntture St•nley St..meci 417 Se<Of\d Avo. .. sc~.bai!~· Gallipolis. 0 . su rE f'AAM •NSUfWtCE COtoW.HIU & Vinton Co. 614 446-4208 good nt-lghhnr Sturr F'11rm Is rhtl# , Ukr CJ K, SNOWDEN Phoftt 446-4290 ... "'" , Hotftt Ofloctt ~ llrtOt _PROTECTION Gallia. Meigs WHITE'S DEAN & BARRY PAINT TOWN ~SECOND AVENUE PHONE 446-2513 GALLIP9LIS �B-J ~The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28,I978 ' l- The Sunday Times-sentinel. Sunday, May 28, 1978 Meigs health officers attend annual meeting POMEROY - Gene Lyons, Assistant Administrator, and Opal Grueser , R.N ., PHN, Meigs County Health Department were among over 300 publi c health professionals who attended the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Ohio Public Health Association, May 23-25, at Salt Fork State Park Lodge near Cambridge. Keynote speaker was E. Frank Ellis, M.D., Ad· ministrator of HEW Region V. and current President of the An1erican Public Health Association . Dr. Ellis, well· known to Ohioans as the one· tiffie director of the Cleveland Department of Public Health and Welfare , spok e on "P ublic Hea lth ... Your Rights and Responsibil ities." Other speakers included Lenore Kligman, Research Assoc tale of " ln terSt udy " E•celsior. Minnes ota: Helene Uhlman , Director of Sanitation for the City of Ga r y, Indi ana Health Department : Joya Lee Neff. R.N., 1\'l .P.H., Oh io Depart· ment of Health : C. William Keck . M.D., M.P H., Health Commissioner. Akron: Gary D. Dav idson. Dr. P. H., Ohio Department of Hea lth : and re presentative fr om the Disaster Services Agency uf the State Adjutant General 's Office. Sect iun programs we re held in environmental hea lth , mcdi<'al care, comm un ity health planning, statistJcal and clerical , lab oratory , veterinar)' (!Od pr ew nlable diseases , nursing , nulritton , health edu cation. ad· min istration and health uf· fleer s, and voluntary he all h agencies to discuss va rious prort~ssional concerns . Mrs. Ly ons att ended the Administration ·and Health Officers section meeting and Mrs. Grueser attended the met•tin~. Nursing section The Ohio Pub!tc Health r\sSociation represent s more than 1.200 of Ohio\ public health workers . lellen of opllllon are welcomed. They should be lesalhan 3eO words lon1 (or be subject to reduction by the editor) and must be alped with the algnee'a ICI· drm . Names may be withheld upon pubUcadou. However, on request, names wW be dtacloaed. Letten should be Ill good taste, addreuiDg taaues, not per· souaUtles. .s~J.~~- ••• ~- uuurc,: ·--;;;; :tJ•• , \Ill .' ' -'-- lncide11t CJiarms individu11l Three senior nursing students complete pediatric project Scouts • recetve GALLIPOLIS - Three of the senior students from the Holzer Medica l Center Schoo l of Nursi ng chose and completed their required leadership pro ject, necessary for gra duation, to be an e•tension of the Pedia tric Toy Fund program that is now in its second year at the Holzer · Medical Center . Kimb er ly Nutter, Doug Adkins and Jake Howa rd decided as a team, to build a large toy box that wou ld be placed in the playroom on the pediatric unit nt the hospil al , so that convenient and orderl y st or" ge would be avai lable for the growing toy and game collection that is used by the children who are hospitalized . HUNTING TON An additional $14,000 received in gi ft s has in creased the Scouts' "total development fund" $315 ,000 , General Chain11an Harold E. Kelley of Ashland announced. Orin Atkins, Chairman of the Board of Ashla nd Otl is the Campaign Cabine t Cha ir· man . The campaign goal for the 10 counties in I he Tn.State Area Council is $861.480. Hu gh Kirkcl, president of the Holzer Medica l Cen ter near Gallipolis. has named three key workers in the M-GM1Mei gs, Ga lli a and Mason I Di stri ct to work in the ra mpaign. Th ese thr ee arc Joh n Kauff , Meigs Cou nt y chairm an, uf Snuthcrn Oh10 In surance Services in Pomeroy, Ohi o: Harold Wi sermfn. Ga lli a Cou nt y chairma n, of Wiseman Ageru:y in Ga llipolis; an d Cha rle s Lan ham, Ma so n Cou nly cha irman. president of Citizen's National Ba nk in Puint Pleasant , W. Va . Dr. George J . Hill II , chainnan of the Spec1al Gift s Dl\' ISi on . ann oun ced a "kickoff" meeting in Catter Counlv, Kv .. fur May 30. Pledge crirds arc being distributed in th e northern section of the Tri·Stale Area Council , he sa id . SPECIAL ONLY 4 IN STOCK Round oak tabl e, wi c ker rocking chair , old woode n wa shi ng mach ine . trunk , 3 milk cans. o ld tobacco can , 2 pairs women 's old lime high top shoes, ant ique iron r unn e r sl ed . shoe las t . 32 X 4 tire (from a 1904 Max well) foot adz , 3 roc king chairs . Coca Co la ice box . platform scales. fodder cutte r , air conditi oner . one lot of s tone jars. 2 old chest of drawer s, old pic ture frames , stee l traps , iron pots . lanterns . anvil. vise , matto x. s ho vel s , tow ch a ins . potato fork . old bulk oil can, 3 hydrauli c ja cks . e lectric motor s , e le ctri c sweeper . r edi start cross cut saw . 3 metal beds. sand er . polisher . several wren ches and hand tools . whee l barrow . por ch swi ng . kr au t cutter. wood planes , level s. ca st iron sink , several chairs , B & 5 e ng ine . and severa l other misce llaneous and col lec tor s item s . Terms : Ca sh Lunch Available MACHINE SHOP SERVICES PORTABLE WELDING Publ ic wa lk in business, industria I or construction bu si ness welcomed . Lorge ll lhfS and bor ing mills Meta liti ng. welding and habbilintj . Steel f•bricolion . complele stock ot steel : rourtds, plates and structua ls. Free Estimates . No Job Too Large John W. Mvers, Own er Auct ionee r : Lee John son Crown City, Ohio 256 6740 or Too Small M&G MACHINE SHOP Upper Route7 Kanaulil;- , Ohio 61 4·446 4686 I I • I I I I banq uet wluch nul on ly featured the nxugnition program for Mrs. Heynultl s, but the ctwarch ng of SIX scholarships. The Suswl r;. l'a rk Sc holarship J\\'a rds were made tu .l tJ ni \1urray. dHughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. l·:ugene Mu rray. Putncruy; .Jenn ifer W1sc, dauglllt•r of Hnd Mrs . Huscoe Wi se, Mldd lepo'n : Mik e Wayland, sun u( Mr. ami Mrs. l:a ry Way laml , Hulland : Hidwnl Wincbt·enner. son of Mr . allll Mrs . Charles Winc llrt•!II H.' r, Nc \\'bury ; AI u11111 i Assot'iation. A graduate uf Middleport High Se huol 111 !922 aud a kin dergttrt en ll'aeher , Mrs. Reynolds wa s prese nted an c n ~nwcU lu<:kcl by Mrs. Iva SisS<m, president , \HI bchulf of the Alumni ,\ ssoeio tion . The onmge and Mr. and Mn. Hobart IVilson, Sr. 1'0 OBSERVE 60TH ANNIVERSARY - Mr . and Mr s. Hobart Wil son, Sr., 137 Second Ave ., Ga llipolis, will celebra te their 6{)th Wl'<iding anniversary on Sunday. June 4. They were married in Gallipolis in 1918 . They are the parents of four sons - William 1Bill) Wilson , Stuart , Fla .: John V. Wilson, Columbus: George E. Wilson, Grove City and Hobart WiiS(ln, Jr ., Ga llipolis . Mr . and Mrs. Wilson have fi ve gra ndsons and one granddaughter, Brenda Wilson , who will celeb rate her 21st birthday with the Wilsons on June 4. The Wilsons also have two greatgranddaughters in Wor thington. A family ga therin g is scheduled on Sunday, June 18 . SHOP NOW AND SAVE '100 OR MORE ON SELECTED ITEMS HERE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES: SOLID PINE BASSETT ROCKERS With plaid cloth seat & ba ck. REG . $179 .95 2 pc. BLUE FLORAL EARLY AMERICAN LIVING ROOM SUITE 2 pc. Traditional Loose Cushion LIVING ROOM SUITE REG. S699.95 I I I I I lung·tillll' r I I RUTLAND FURNITURE HAS NOW STARTED THEIR Weather Saturday , June 3,1978, 10 : 00 a .m . Located on West College Street in Rio Grande , !he following will be off ered to !he highest bidder : I f'nday night banquet ami reunion or the Middleport Hospital. At II a.m. the squad was ca lled tu 2!7 Mulberry Ave ., Middl eport , for Beau lah Mohler. a medi cal patient grade .poin t 1 . . . ·---:-----.. . ------·- 1 '«imu· ~ttdintt 1 ycct rs, was honored Ht the wh u wa s al so l~ken tu Vl'tNans Memorial Hospita l. made toy box to Maxine Little, R.N ., in th e Ped iatric Unit, whil e Earl Neff, who hand les all donations to the Pediatric Toy Fund looked on with obvious approva l. ~--· · -··-· · -·· -·· -··-·· -··~ MI DOI.EPOJ{'I' -· Mr s . Pearl Rey nolds. a teac her in tht• Middleport schools fur :ll taken tu Veterans Memoria l ave rage of 2.55, with all grades bemg fi gured on the three-pomt syst£>m . that. nnw adorn the toy bo• . Plaza provi ded a variety . Heck 's in Pt. Pleasant gave pa ck of small toys , crayons. the three nu rsing student s a chalk and games. Nursin g se nior st uden t.• number of puzzles to place in Adkins, Howard and Nutt er the new toy bo•, and Mur· proudly pr esented thei r hand phy 's in the Silver Bridge EARL NEFF , left, looks on approvingly as Jake Howard, right , and Kim Nutter present the Toy Box that th ey built, along with Doug Ad kins Ito the r ight of Neffl . to Maxi ne Little. R.N., center , in the Pediatric Playroom at the Holzer Medical Center. Middleport Alumni Association honors Mrs. Pearl Reynolds 3 PC. EARLY AMERICAN SUITE SQt;AU IWNS MJODLEPOHT - The Middleport EH squad was called Saturda) atl0 :59 a.m. tu Ga teway for Jeff Elliott. 14, Mulberry Ave.. I'OJnero)'. Elliott was riding a bicycle when the bra kes locked ca usi ng him to fall . He was attain ed <t do wntown ONLY sentiments exactly, concerning this wholt> idiotic incident. I PUBLIC AUCTION 1n Colonial high tufted back . lovesea l and chair in rich nylon ve lvet s ... se lf·decked wit h zipped reversible foam cushio ns. Deeply padde d wingbacks and box pl eated bottom s. A WONDERFUL VA LUE I · May 26, 1978 admire him as he wasn 't afraid to tell il like it is and wasn't afr aid to stand up for wha t is right. FinaUy, the Volunteer Squad was called at 3:08 a.m. to brmg their equipment to gel the victim extricated from the Sunny , hazy and qulle car. The victim was eKtricated fr om the car and enroute to wam1 Sunday with highs in Holzer Medical Center at 3:27 a. m. l was disgusted to think someone would ~ll ow a person to the mid or upper 80s. Clear , hazy and mild tonight with a be trapped in a car as long as this victim was. I just wonder what the problem was. I realize there has low ranging from the upper been controversy in the past vta SF:OEMS, the Volu ntee r 50s to mid liOs. Hot and humid Squad , and county commissioners but, in thi s case. prtde or Memorial Da y with possible th under shower s whatever should have been Ior~ otten by SEOEMS and the aft crntJvn and ht gh temperatures !rum Volunteers allowed to assist. When a life is at sta ke, pride and Pve ryt hing else be the mid 80s to low 90s. 111e damned , is the way I feel. I'm sur e everyone at that scene wanted to help and did help, but, to me , the issue here is extrication equipment wa s needed, such as power pack, bolt cutters, or whatever . I agree the Volunteer Squad needs a telemetry system as the county commissioners and SEOEMS offi cials keep sa ying, MAK ES LIST but it also looks as though SEOEMS needs extri calion equipment in their vehicles also. GRAYSON. Ky . - One I'm just glad the situation was not any worse or the victim Gallipolis st udcnt enrolled at would have died while waiting for S(lmeone tn dectde to ca ll for ' Kentuc ky Chmttan College, the proper equipment . Gra yson . ha s made the I'm a(S(l gla d the victim wa s not one of my family or Dean 's Lt st during the someone definit ely would answer for thi s one. recenlly compl eted second Thank you for allowing me to stale my views and I would semester , aecordmg to an advise anyone lo buy a scanner and hear it like it is. announcement from Dr . J. Sincerely Lowell Lu sby , Academi c AConcerned Citizen, Mrs. Wm . J. Moe ller Dean. Mi ss Ltnd a Murrah , da ughter uf Mr. and Mrs. William Marrah , who reside at 509 Ma ple Or .. Gallipolis, Compa ny Gallipolis. The A B C Ki ddie Shop in the Silver Bridge Plaza dona led two ve ry large pin k hippop otamus decals CREATE ACOZV COLONIAL SE~TT~IN~G~~:::::; I,rn writing concerning a very serious incidet:~t I heard on a police scanner. AI approximately 2:38a.m. Thursday, May 25, there was an auto accident in the vicinity of the Kanauga Drive-In Theatre. ASEOEMS ambulance was called to the sce ne by the Ohio State Patrol. On arrival all he scene they did no! have the necessary equipment to e•trlcate a male victim, who was trapped in the car. The Gallia County Volunteer Eme rgency Squad offer ed to come to the scene with their extrication equipment. They were told they were not needrrl that . SF.OEMS wanted the fire Jepartment. The nel<t lransmtsston was for someone to get wreckers up there to pull the doors off the car. The wreckers were not available at the time. At this time 11 was 3 a.m. The poor victim was s1ill trapped in the car . The Volunteer Squad then called to offer assistance with their equipment, but assistance was refused again . Thts message had been sent over the scarmer by a cerl<li n Jaw enforcement officer. I would like to comm end this officer as he made a certain statement o1•er the a1r tha t voiced my Contr ibuting the con;t ruttion ma terials that were necessa ry for these three seniors to implemen t thei r pro ject were severa l busincssts in the Gallipolis and Pl . Pleasa nt area . They included the O'Dell Lumber Company of Gallipolis, the Caro lina Lumber and Supply Company and the J. L. Wedge and Sons Lumber and Building Sup plies, both located in Pt. Pleasa nt : Spri ng Valley Hardware in the Spring Valley Plaza just west of Ga llipolis, and the Womeldorff and Th oma s 2 pc . Burnt Orange TRADITIONAL ~ LIVING ROOM SUITE REG . $799.95 REG. $699.95 Floor Sample$39995 Floor Sample$4999~ Sa le Pnce Floor Sample$138()0 ~ale Pnce Sale Pnce Floor Sampfe$49995 Sale Prtce (Below Wholesale) ~ july 4th exhibit planned by FA C GALLIPOLIS Th e French Art Colony ha s an· nounced the basic plans fur the Annual River llecreatiun Festival Exhibit to be in !he Ctty Park in downt own Gallipo lis on Tuesda y, July 4. from II a.m. until 5 p.m. Cot:h r~iring ===BASSETT & BERKLINE RECLINERS;==== WALl HUGGER ..........................................~.~.~:. ~:.9.~·.~ ~.~~~?.~..~~~~~-~- .~~~~..~.~.'.~.~ ... 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Artists who enter may elect to register at a profess ional or amateur level. with the amateur level divided <~ C­ cordi ng to age. The profe ssio na l cat egory in cludes those who arc or have eamed their living through their art and those actually se llin g th eir work and rccciv in,g commtssions. TI1e artist must determ ine his own category . A registrat ion ree of $5 will be required of non-member ex hibitors who are age IB and PINE SOFA BED REG. '130.0Q .................................. FLOOR SAMPLE SALE PRICE '69.95 ==BREAKFAST SETS 7 PC. BREAKFAST SETS ........................................................... ........................ 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DRIVE A LITTLE ANDSAVEALOT. HURRYf ONLY F EACH ITEM AVAILABLE. FIRST IR~·:j!p.~.. UAUGHTER BORN POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. William A. Young arc annou ncing the birth of a seven pound dau~hter , Rayan Elizabeth at 7:! 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 23, at Mt. Carm el Hos pital in Co lum· bus. Grandparents arc Dr . and Mrs. H K Boice of Pomeroy, and the late Mr. and Mrs . Hank Young , Pomeroy. :rwO GRADUATE POMEROY Meigs County students graduating from Marietta Co llege Sunday were David B. Wolfe, Middleport, bochelor of science degree in petroleum engineering , and Michael B May , Rutland , also a RS degree in pet roleum engineering . uldcr. and a fee of $2 for student s under age 17. A 15 perce nt service fee will be reta ined by the French Art Co lunv for !he sale of an y work ·,·esulti ng from the Ju ly 41 h ex hibit . All emnes will be judged and ribbons wtll be awarded' in each category . A limited number of purchase prizes will be awarded, to be sdccted by the judge in cooperation with th e pur· bli:!ck prognun Uuuks CtJ!Tied a picture uf l1er .. In lwr re spon se tu thl.! Mildred Jldiley. (;i ven :spcciol n.·('ugn ition dunng tile l' Wlllll g wert Mrs. GnH:e F rcm.:h uf the class uf '17 , the oldest uluntlll pre · sent : Mrs. Murjuric M tallll , Fla ., the one tr(lvclmg thl· farthest : Ctndu Murris Ab· boll , the oldest homccol\l lng quel' n: Charles F. nt.s min gcr, the oldest fuutball captain : Polly Karr Ma thews, the uldest cheerleader : Bruce Hmgham, the oldest drum 1na jor : Sura Dawn Ow ell, tht• oldest va ledic:torion : and 1\l Sra rbcrry , the uldest sen1ur class president F. cu:h unl' Mr. and Mrs . William wH s prese nted a fl uw~ r . Swisher, Mtddleport . and Heuniun dasscs rct:ogmzcd Mareta Celie. tlaughtu of ,\1r were 1918, the 60th: 1923 , the Velvet Sw JsiJCr. tlau ghi L'I' uf honor, Mrs. Hcynol ds asked fur h~.:r funner students lu sltmd ttnd mm1 y uf the over and Mrs. Kenn eth C<ilt• , Mtd - 55th : 19:!8, the 50th : 1933, the dleport. The scholarslup corn· 4oth : 1938. the ~Oth : 194:1, tlw rniUce 1s composed of Mrs. 30th : 19~8. Ute :lOth : 195:1. the :-lan Moore. Mr,. Lois 2.\th : 1958. the 20th. 196:!, the McElilinm• y, iind Mrs . 2.\lh : and 1968, the lOth . Officers fur 1979 presented were Mi ck Childs , prcsttlcnt : Cheryl Blake Bunklle, n cc prcs tdt·nt : ~hetla t'lnltl s HL'l' Vl'-". secrctr.u·y: rmd Ncmc\' Mlll ~ r Hci::lver. tn.·a ~ urcr . members sang Onward ·The i{JO Grandt· Cho ra le Chri stian Soldier s. Clyde w1dcr the direction of Mtrlyn Ferrell gave a rea ding on Huss presc ntf..I(J i:! uf ro ce~l and Values. Harley Denney gav e rnstrument(jl mus ir . Among stveral humorous sayings on the tr selcdwns. <~II well Thought s and Smiles A l'l'<'t' l\"t•d by llw alu rrmr a nd light•'!! ca ndle was placed on tllc rr gul.!sts, wt.·n· "liar·· tne attar for our deceased muny " . ·· ,\mazing 1;n1ce ", members the past year. Hcv. ·Pcoplt· Fcdin ' Fn•t•". ·Ftf· Clyde Ferrell ga ve the tl . Ntfty United States". prayer. Closing song was :Oiuu", and "Delta !lawn " In h1 s n :rmtrks at tilt' b~H l· Blest Be the Tie. quct. (; ~,:~ n era l ll artrn gt.•r spoke of Ius pnde 111 lht· Mtd 20(1 atll'lldl!lg rww. 1.1. (:en . .James V Har· linger statJUned at Shaw Air Force Basr 111 S. (' , wos llliiS l l'l' uf Cl'l'l' lllO f111' ."' f11r !IH' \!.14:\ grad uiitt· 11 f M i!ldli·p,wt .Jud y Van C_IK.Hlt: Y (~re enfu · ld . Hassi ngtr. lnd Htgh Sehoul. Mr . and Mrs. llo bert r: rn· Offi ce rs plan tllng tins til er . ('ol um bus: .Jacqudl rl t' yccu's reunion \H'rl' ,\ll r~ . Fn·. Si C' lral'lt•s. \1 u.: Helen S1ssun , pres1dellt . \l r:o. ~t il l· Btlrk Str rklt•) . Col umbus: cy Had dox Mur m . 111'1' preo t· .Jud\ M<-trtm Ca\'ute. \it.' l:-.un· dent : Mrs . BarlJ;_n ;r St il l'~ Fry . secretary , <-t !ld ,\rlrs. \ Ill(·: IJak <I IHI Lucllil' Huby Yt·et ger Vaugh:-rn . Wa rne r. CuiUI! lbu s: Ch ar lt.':- . ]){' !lSa c ul;t. Fl a .: Alnt n Btunganlncr NL" lson. CI J\UJI1 · bus: Polly Karr :vlaUll'wS, 1\uroll : SILlm•y Keefer cmd FntncPS Dallll.'!s K!•t•k r . ('ul· urn bus : CrJroi)·n l.l tdtfteld, Purnt Pleasant , W. Vi1 .: cmd .\b r·y llradky Ott. ll oswell. (;a El tzcrbeth Dan .s l'tsher . treasurer . "wk. Br,,kpark : Harold F otlowmg the bcmqul't i:t dance WH S held a t thl' .\1t•tgs l. loyt! . Rrook\' tlle: Jo1n · lltlt· l·. .\1an r· tta : Bell ' H•r· Hu rk . P<J r'Hia : Hml .Jal'k l' lt·ttnl. iilt·r . Fla : .l H) Huggs Lnng lk dn wn . ~d so n. W Vr.1 tli iL~·l' l" [.(HII l 'r . B! Uwel l ; CltllL·t·n Ohluq.;t· r , Durwan Stl'phaJtH' Pulli ns r;I rton. lll US IC by lht. · ( ; a r~ Slt..' \\ art Fa ll s: r:ary ..lult . Spr · lkl~~w ~t r t.·: \1ar y Muun nng Quartet. Jln n·. C l r n s t l.;Jn s lru r ~, Vd.: II !L: flt.: ld : \\ch.•11 f' I' CH\ I ' t '.'i Out--of-town ai U!Illl l l'l'tur ·n1 .lanl't and llarol d !li nklt'. Sle\\'fH'l. Mason W. Va.: 1 at· mg fur !Il l' n: unt 1J!t \\\'IT ( 'ht·~rt pt.• (lk l': ,\ 1 Sl'i.Irher ry . ('harl es W ln t· br t' ll lll' l' . 11 ·' " ()o.,(lltil• . llerea : Jud) Thun n;1n : Hay111U11d Kl ucs, (Al•rturf I >uwli ng, ( 1ft u nl hUs N<•w!Jury: Mr <rnd ' 1r,. Joiln ( 'olwtJbu~; ("h i:!rle~ l·:nLo., mB run· B1n g ha111 . Allensworth . Ttff Ill : lf;nT) lllgt.' r . SIJ \ll h Cha rl e~t un . W. Ht-t\Tlb\1. ood. W V a .: and Veal her stont·. W1tuster : \·;r . J-: stl1l'r ' 1tl'hl 1\'herle ) , Cha rles Kt lchetJ . Ma« HI, W. Crnd y t\l.J IJutt , l'ct r rull. l'l ~ ·H: l cm d : !\1(l!'jUI'It: Mwhl E rn t·stm t· ,o\ shury Bug ges:-.. Va .; Gunl1H1 l·hrrn ~. (' olum-Kl'iil'l' . Mtarn 1. Fir1 .: Hand )' hus; Md ry ll e n rH.'SS _\' llcHTl S. V!t'llJlll , W. VeL : Mary Mil dl , K ctk ~·r . Si.lll ,,nto1 1JO, Texas; V..~tt•t• l m g. W Va .: Huby Hyt•r Cui um bu s: ;-..ianc.r ('ouper. (;rq.~g Ba r r ow s. I A' WI:-., WL'Si t•l'\'tlle: Ma r j tli"I L' . l u Ll~ W c~ t CIH.'Stt:r. Per. I n ~ Van tii iH·n s: Ht l'il:m l Hal '''· l>tlcs ~\il !'h ell . Athens: .\1r L'w ney Stcmlty . Fr.an khn : · :md :Vtr·:, . Jctm t::-. Suudl'rS. !'!ant Clly . Jumor Ht gh Schuul l\'llh Hullett lfarrts. Cul umbus: Eno Grange meets On May 23 the regular meeting of the Eno Gra nge was held at Grange Hall. On the sick list were Mrs. Charles Mcinturf and Mrs. Ernest Green lee. After the report on Grange adivit ies. the lectures program was given with theme. May Day and Memories. Aft er the opening thought was given by Lectures all sa ng "America ." The Three Graces, Mrs. Harley Denney , Mrs. Cloyd Ferre ll and Mrs. Billy George read poems of pictu res I have in my mi nd. Ernest Greenlee read poem ern De fea t and colors. Grange dlt.•por1. Our fa\' ol'lll' bank mamtgL'r lu Wt..'slern!oi. :-io \\t ' t'<tll \11111 thl' Loan Hanger. IS wld!dcd schools and gave tnbute tu 1.. W. McC'Iatw >iillli N<n1 Moure and thl.' lessons tht·v taught hu n dun11g his ye;;J., at Mtddleport He Is a t'hascr. En! ries must have been produced stnce Ju ly, 1974 and not previously exhibited in the show. In addition, they must be framed or· matted and secur ely wired for h cw~ing . Matted works shou ld be covered with acetat e, have a protective ba c" ing and have a hangar attached. Mrs. Thaler will hav e available protective polyethylene coveri ng for sa le by the French Art Colony. However, the artist must have applied the coverin g before delivery for the exhibit. Painlings no! meeting these req uirement s will be di squa lified . Those ar1tsls part.lcipatl ng in the show tnust deliver their entr ies to lli verby on Tuesday or 111ursday, June 20 or 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., or on Saturday and Sunda y, June 24 or 25 bet ween I p.m. and 5 p.m. On ly five entries ma y be accepted frum an llldividual nrtist . No entries will be accepted after June 28 because of the time necessary for ca teloging and judging. Mrs. Thaler r•-quests thut th e entry and authorization forms reach Hlverby be!ore June 20. 1978. They may be sent to The French Art Colony, P. 0 . Box 472 , GalliP<lliS, Ohio 45631. If anyone has any qu esilons, they may ca ll Mrs. Bevet·Jy at 446·1906 or Mrs. 'lltaler at 446-44 25 11r 4!6-1HJ9 I PF 's l. .\ i' :. Rl I ~-•' !t!' \\1 t hJ t l ha1•e •u r e Cf'IYO :~ Jttc . .~ 'j d lllt' O!l't' til! f' I ~IIC't 1\ rt (D i ary ~ ~,· 11 I ') \ n l t1J• ,f•l·•~··l fr t '"l.! I" lt<!~.!l •1!< ~ t'l l t '< ~ "" I f C"l rl.i p J~y tfl!' ~ rt IIIOfk N r kN ' l or ule, • nd t o f'"-il l tl n·J lill' f <> fr OI'I I •. r.,t.• r :;t o~ o::l rt.1 t ttw I r tH.•1o lor • ro l ony ~i l l!• rott e t Special recogni tion was given to the oldest alumni in several categories at the Middleport Alumni Association banquet. Here are, left to nght , Bruce Bmgham . the oldest drum major : Polly Karr Matthews, the oldest cheerleader: Cmdy Morns Ab bott , the oldest homecoming queen : and Charles Enl.'lminger. the oldest footba ll captam. t he H l 1 ! ur thtJ r W!d<Hih nd ~ ~·· ;m~· t ~"BI'nn lllh! ll ty t o r • uch pro;>e r t y od~e r •oy ttw Ju,l )" 'lll l ••r.: \. 1t o~ r t •.,.,,1 0 [, (!lith n. orl Wlil .l 'olf' fo r t'IP lll ]l H V ,... • 'l l ::t lt s l'\ou l d I ------- .>Ill•'" ,. I ,,t " ''T.. ,' I I I !liN' o\ rlrl !t'1' .·) ~ ,,.,,,[! ! 11 Ill _ .c~.oo l ! 11 "''It \ l l ,., • r)o ftt• •'n I (httck onOJ JJ My I'I'IUi U .u e !Wt. f o t Judo:p nq -, .. \'fl. t ct ~·,Jl l t .ill. !. _ _ _ _ 'JI•ll >l t ~. - '. ). I. Mrs. Sarah Owen, the oldest valedictorian, Mrs. Grace French, the oldest alumni present ; Mrs. Marjorie Michl Kelley, the alumni tra veli ng the farthest, and AI Scarberry , the oldest senior class president , pictured left to right, were among the MHS ~ raduates recognized durin g the program . �B-J ~The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28,I978 ' l- The Sunday Times-sentinel. Sunday, May 28, 1978 Meigs health officers attend annual meeting POMEROY - Gene Lyons, Assistant Administrator, and Opal Grueser , R.N ., PHN, Meigs County Health Department were among over 300 publi c health professionals who attended the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Ohio Public Health Association, May 23-25, at Salt Fork State Park Lodge near Cambridge. Keynote speaker was E. Frank Ellis, M.D., Ad· ministrator of HEW Region V. and current President of the An1erican Public Health Association . Dr. Ellis, well· known to Ohioans as the one· tiffie director of the Cleveland Department of Public Health and Welfare , spok e on "P ublic Hea lth ... Your Rights and Responsibil ities." Other speakers included Lenore Kligman, Research Assoc tale of " ln terSt udy " E•celsior. Minnes ota: Helene Uhlman , Director of Sanitation for the City of Ga r y, Indi ana Health Department : Joya Lee Neff. R.N., 1\'l .P.H., Oh io Depart· ment of Health : C. William Keck . M.D., M.P H., Health Commissioner. Akron: Gary D. Dav idson. Dr. P. H., Ohio Department of Hea lth : and re presentative fr om the Disaster Services Agency uf the State Adjutant General 's Office. Sect iun programs we re held in environmental hea lth , mcdi<'al care, comm un ity health planning, statistJcal and clerical , lab oratory , veterinar)' (!Od pr ew nlable diseases , nursing , nulritton , health edu cation. ad· min istration and health uf· fleer s, and voluntary he all h agencies to discuss va rious prort~ssional concerns . Mrs. Ly ons att ended the Administration ·and Health Officers section meeting and Mrs. Grueser attended the met•tin~. Nursing section The Ohio Pub!tc Health r\sSociation represent s more than 1.200 of Ohio\ public health workers . lellen of opllllon are welcomed. They should be lesalhan 3eO words lon1 (or be subject to reduction by the editor) and must be alped with the algnee'a ICI· drm . Names may be withheld upon pubUcadou. However, on request, names wW be dtacloaed. Letten should be Ill good taste, addreuiDg taaues, not per· souaUtles. .s~J.~~- ••• ~- uuurc,: ·--;;;; :tJ•• , \Ill .' ' -'-- lncide11t CJiarms individu11l Three senior nursing students complete pediatric project Scouts • recetve GALLIPOLIS - Three of the senior students from the Holzer Medica l Center Schoo l of Nursi ng chose and completed their required leadership pro ject, necessary for gra duation, to be an e•tension of the Pedia tric Toy Fund program that is now in its second year at the Holzer · Medical Center . Kimb er ly Nutter, Doug Adkins and Jake Howa rd decided as a team, to build a large toy box that wou ld be placed in the playroom on the pediatric unit nt the hospil al , so that convenient and orderl y st or" ge would be avai lable for the growing toy and game collection that is used by the children who are hospitalized . HUNTING TON An additional $14,000 received in gi ft s has in creased the Scouts' "total development fund" $315 ,000 , General Chain11an Harold E. Kelley of Ashland announced. Orin Atkins, Chairman of the Board of Ashla nd Otl is the Campaign Cabine t Cha ir· man . The campaign goal for the 10 counties in I he Tn.State Area Council is $861.480. Hu gh Kirkcl, president of the Holzer Medica l Cen ter near Gallipolis. has named three key workers in the M-GM1Mei gs, Ga lli a and Mason I Di stri ct to work in the ra mpaign. Th ese thr ee arc Joh n Kauff , Meigs Cou nt y chairm an, uf Snuthcrn Oh10 In surance Services in Pomeroy, Ohi o: Harold Wi sermfn. Ga lli a Cou nt y chairma n, of Wiseman Ageru:y in Ga llipolis; an d Cha rle s Lan ham, Ma so n Cou nly cha irman. president of Citizen's National Ba nk in Puint Pleasant , W. Va . Dr. George J . Hill II , chainnan of the Spec1al Gift s Dl\' ISi on . ann oun ced a "kickoff" meeting in Catter Counlv, Kv .. fur May 30. Pledge crirds arc being distributed in th e northern section of the Tri·Stale Area Council , he sa id . SPECIAL ONLY 4 IN STOCK Round oak tabl e, wi c ker rocking chair , old woode n wa shi ng mach ine . trunk , 3 milk cans. o ld tobacco can , 2 pairs women 's old lime high top shoes, ant ique iron r unn e r sl ed . shoe las t . 32 X 4 tire (from a 1904 Max well) foot adz , 3 roc king chairs . Coca Co la ice box . platform scales. fodder cutte r , air conditi oner . one lot of s tone jars. 2 old chest of drawer s, old pic ture frames , stee l traps , iron pots . lanterns . anvil. vise , matto x. s ho vel s , tow ch a ins . potato fork . old bulk oil can, 3 hydrauli c ja cks . e lectric motor s , e le ctri c sweeper . r edi start cross cut saw . 3 metal beds. sand er . polisher . several wren ches and hand tools . whee l barrow . por ch swi ng . kr au t cutter. wood planes , level s. ca st iron sink , several chairs , B & 5 e ng ine . and severa l other misce llaneous and col lec tor s item s . Terms : Ca sh Lunch Available MACHINE SHOP SERVICES PORTABLE WELDING Publ ic wa lk in business, industria I or construction bu si ness welcomed . Lorge ll lhfS and bor ing mills Meta liti ng. welding and habbilintj . Steel f•bricolion . complele stock ot steel : rourtds, plates and structua ls. Free Estimates . No Job Too Large John W. Mvers, Own er Auct ionee r : Lee John son Crown City, Ohio 256 6740 or Too Small M&G MACHINE SHOP Upper Route7 Kanaulil;- , Ohio 61 4·446 4686 I I • I I I I banq uet wluch nul on ly featured the nxugnition program for Mrs. Heynultl s, but the ctwarch ng of SIX scholarships. The Suswl r;. l'a rk Sc holarship J\\'a rds were made tu .l tJ ni \1urray. dHughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. l·:ugene Mu rray. Putncruy; .Jenn ifer W1sc, dauglllt•r of Hnd Mrs . Huscoe Wi se, Mldd lepo'n : Mik e Wayland, sun u( Mr. ami Mrs. l:a ry Way laml , Hulland : Hidwnl Wincbt·enner. son of Mr . allll Mrs . Charles Winc llrt•!II H.' r, Nc \\'bury ; AI u11111 i Assot'iation. A graduate uf Middleport High Se huol 111 !922 aud a kin dergttrt en ll'aeher , Mrs. Reynolds wa s prese nted an c n ~nwcU lu<:kcl by Mrs. Iva SisS<m, president , \HI bchulf of the Alumni ,\ ssoeio tion . The onmge and Mr. and Mn. Hobart IVilson, Sr. 1'0 OBSERVE 60TH ANNIVERSARY - Mr . and Mr s. Hobart Wil son, Sr., 137 Second Ave ., Ga llipolis, will celebra te their 6{)th Wl'<iding anniversary on Sunday. June 4. They were married in Gallipolis in 1918 . They are the parents of four sons - William 1Bill) Wilson , Stuart , Fla .: John V. Wilson, Columbus: George E. Wilson, Grove City and Hobart WiiS(ln, Jr ., Ga llipolis . Mr . and Mrs. Wilson have fi ve gra ndsons and one granddaughter, Brenda Wilson , who will celeb rate her 21st birthday with the Wilsons on June 4. The Wilsons also have two greatgranddaughters in Wor thington. A family ga therin g is scheduled on Sunday, June 18 . SHOP NOW AND SAVE '100 OR MORE ON SELECTED ITEMS HERE ARE JUST A FEW EXAMPLES: SOLID PINE BASSETT ROCKERS With plaid cloth seat & ba ck. REG . $179 .95 2 pc. BLUE FLORAL EARLY AMERICAN LIVING ROOM SUITE 2 pc. Traditional Loose Cushion LIVING ROOM SUITE REG. S699.95 I I I I I lung·tillll' r I I RUTLAND FURNITURE HAS NOW STARTED THEIR Weather Saturday , June 3,1978, 10 : 00 a .m . Located on West College Street in Rio Grande , !he following will be off ered to !he highest bidder : I f'nday night banquet ami reunion or the Middleport Hospital. At II a.m. the squad was ca lled tu 2!7 Mulberry Ave ., Middl eport , for Beau lah Mohler. a medi cal patient grade .poin t 1 . . . ·---:-----.. . ------·- 1 '«imu· ~ttdintt 1 ycct rs, was honored Ht the wh u wa s al so l~ken tu Vl'tNans Memorial Hospita l. made toy box to Maxine Little, R.N ., in th e Ped iatric Unit, whil e Earl Neff, who hand les all donations to the Pediatric Toy Fund looked on with obvious approva l. ~--· · -··-· · -·· -·· -··-·· -··~ MI DOI.EPOJ{'I' -· Mr s . Pearl Rey nolds. a teac her in tht• Middleport schools fur :ll taken tu Veterans Memoria l ave rage of 2.55, with all grades bemg fi gured on the three-pomt syst£>m . that. nnw adorn the toy bo• . Plaza provi ded a variety . Heck 's in Pt. Pleasant gave pa ck of small toys , crayons. the three nu rsing student s a chalk and games. Nursin g se nior st uden t.• number of puzzles to place in Adkins, Howard and Nutt er the new toy bo•, and Mur· proudly pr esented thei r hand phy 's in the Silver Bridge EARL NEFF , left, looks on approvingly as Jake Howard, right , and Kim Nutter present the Toy Box that th ey built, along with Doug Ad kins Ito the r ight of Neffl . to Maxi ne Little. R.N., center , in the Pediatric Playroom at the Holzer Medical Center. Middleport Alumni Association honors Mrs. Pearl Reynolds 3 PC. EARLY AMERICAN SUITE SQt;AU IWNS MJODLEPOHT - The Middleport EH squad was called Saturda) atl0 :59 a.m. tu Ga teway for Jeff Elliott. 14, Mulberry Ave.. I'OJnero)'. Elliott was riding a bicycle when the bra kes locked ca usi ng him to fall . He was attain ed <t do wntown ONLY sentiments exactly, concerning this wholt> idiotic incident. I PUBLIC AUCTION 1n Colonial high tufted back . lovesea l and chair in rich nylon ve lvet s ... se lf·decked wit h zipped reversible foam cushio ns. Deeply padde d wingbacks and box pl eated bottom s. A WONDERFUL VA LUE I · May 26, 1978 admire him as he wasn 't afraid to tell il like it is and wasn't afr aid to stand up for wha t is right. FinaUy, the Volunteer Squad was called at 3:08 a.m. to brmg their equipment to gel the victim extricated from the Sunny , hazy and qulle car. The victim was eKtricated fr om the car and enroute to wam1 Sunday with highs in Holzer Medical Center at 3:27 a. m. l was disgusted to think someone would ~ll ow a person to the mid or upper 80s. Clear , hazy and mild tonight with a be trapped in a car as long as this victim was. I just wonder what the problem was. I realize there has low ranging from the upper been controversy in the past vta SF:OEMS, the Volu ntee r 50s to mid liOs. Hot and humid Squad , and county commissioners but, in thi s case. prtde or Memorial Da y with possible th under shower s whatever should have been Ior~ otten by SEOEMS and the aft crntJvn and ht gh temperatures !rum Volunteers allowed to assist. When a life is at sta ke, pride and Pve ryt hing else be the mid 80s to low 90s. 111e damned , is the way I feel. I'm sur e everyone at that scene wanted to help and did help, but, to me , the issue here is extrication equipment wa s needed, such as power pack, bolt cutters, or whatever . I agree the Volunteer Squad needs a telemetry system as the county commissioners and SEOEMS offi cials keep sa ying, MAK ES LIST but it also looks as though SEOEMS needs extri calion equipment in their vehicles also. GRAYSON. Ky . - One I'm just glad the situation was not any worse or the victim Gallipolis st udcnt enrolled at would have died while waiting for S(lmeone tn dectde to ca ll for ' Kentuc ky Chmttan College, the proper equipment . Gra yson . ha s made the I'm a(S(l gla d the victim wa s not one of my family or Dean 's Lt st during the someone definit ely would answer for thi s one. recenlly compl eted second Thank you for allowing me to stale my views and I would semester , aecordmg to an advise anyone lo buy a scanner and hear it like it is. announcement from Dr . J. Sincerely Lowell Lu sby , Academi c AConcerned Citizen, Mrs. Wm . J. Moe ller Dean. Mi ss Ltnd a Murrah , da ughter uf Mr. and Mrs. William Marrah , who reside at 509 Ma ple Or .. Gallipolis, Compa ny Gallipolis. The A B C Ki ddie Shop in the Silver Bridge Plaza dona led two ve ry large pin k hippop otamus decals CREATE ACOZV COLONIAL SE~TT~IN~G~~:::::; I,rn writing concerning a very serious incidet:~t I heard on a police scanner. AI approximately 2:38a.m. Thursday, May 25, there was an auto accident in the vicinity of the Kanauga Drive-In Theatre. ASEOEMS ambulance was called to the sce ne by the Ohio State Patrol. On arrival all he scene they did no! have the necessary equipment to e•trlcate a male victim, who was trapped in the car. The Gallia County Volunteer Eme rgency Squad offer ed to come to the scene with their extrication equipment. They were told they were not needrrl that . SF.OEMS wanted the fire Jepartment. The nel<t lransmtsston was for someone to get wreckers up there to pull the doors off the car. The wreckers were not available at the time. At this time 11 was 3 a.m. The poor victim was s1ill trapped in the car . The Volunteer Squad then called to offer assistance with their equipment, but assistance was refused again . Thts message had been sent over the scarmer by a cerl<li n Jaw enforcement officer. I would like to comm end this officer as he made a certain statement o1•er the a1r tha t voiced my Contr ibuting the con;t ruttion ma terials that were necessa ry for these three seniors to implemen t thei r pro ject were severa l busincssts in the Gallipolis and Pl . Pleasa nt area . They included the O'Dell Lumber Company of Gallipolis, the Caro lina Lumber and Supply Company and the J. L. Wedge and Sons Lumber and Building Sup plies, both located in Pt. Pleasa nt : Spri ng Valley Hardware in the Spring Valley Plaza just west of Ga llipolis, and the Womeldorff and Th oma s 2 pc . Burnt Orange TRADITIONAL ~ LIVING ROOM SUITE REG . $799.95 REG. $699.95 Floor Sample$39995 Floor Sample$4999~ Sa le Pnce Floor Sample$138()0 ~ale Pnce Sale Pnce Floor Sampfe$49995 Sale Prtce (Below Wholesale) ~ july 4th exhibit planned by FA C GALLIPOLIS Th e French Art Colony ha s an· nounced the basic plans fur the Annual River llecreatiun Festival Exhibit to be in !he Ctty Park in downt own Gallipo lis on Tuesda y, July 4. from II a.m. until 5 p.m. Cot:h r~iring ===BASSETT & BERKLINE RECLINERS;==== WALl HUGGER ..........................................~.~.~:. ~:.9.~·.~ ~.~~~?.~..~~~~~-~- .~~~~..~.~.'.~.~ ... '199.95 VINYL WALL HUGGE~................................. ~. ~.c;;:..5.~~?: ?~.~.~~~~.~~~-~-~~ . S_A_L!= . ~RICE .. '179.95 WALL HUGGER ...~!.~.~-~-~ . !~..~~~~~.~--~~~~ .. ~. ~.c;;: ..s.~~! :!~.~-~~~~ . ~~~.~~ ~ .~~ ~ ~ .~~. 1.~.~ •• '228.00 COLliNS ROCKERS ............... .....................~.~.<?:.~·1 •9·~-~~;,~~~-~• •~~~~~-~--~~~-~--~-~.~-~~-- '1 09." (Little Scratch) REG. $399.95 FLOOR SAMPLE *288 OQ HONEY PINE ROU TOP DESK ......................................................... SALE PRICE • € GUN PINE CABINET. .......... -...... ............. ~~~·..~~~?:!~~.~.<?~~.~.~~-~.~-~·~-~.~~.~~!~.~...•198.00 REG. $349.9s-FLOOR SAMPLE SALE PRICE 10 GUN MAPLE CA.BINET......... ............................................................................ . the arrangement s for this annua l outdoor exhi bit are Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly. TI1ey are Iss uing an invitation to arti sts throughout the area to participate. Artists who enter may elect to register at a profess ional or amateur level. with the amateur level divided <~ C­ cordi ng to age. The profe ssio na l cat egory in cludes those who arc or have eamed their living through their art and those actually se llin g th eir work and rccciv in,g commtssions. TI1e artist must determ ine his own category . A registrat ion ree of $5 will be required of non-member ex hibitors who are age IB and PINE SOFA BED REG. '130.0Q .................................. FLOOR SAMPLE SALE PRICE '69.95 ==BREAKFAST SETS 7 PC. BREAKFAST SETS ........................................................... ........................ STARTING AT 1119.95 MAPLE CORNER CABINET,................................................. ~~?.-~~~~·~~~~-~~~~. ?~~~~-~-~~.::.~~~~-~ .. 1179.95 VIRGINIA HOUSE SOLID OAK HUTCH 40" WIDE ......................... ~-~~...!~~~.t;.l..~?.~ -~ ~-':\':~~..s.~~.~. ~~ ~~~..... 1338.00 (1 ONLY) RED MAPLE GLASS DOOR HUTCH ......................... .. ~.~~:.~~.':~!. ::~.~<!?.~.~~.'!1.~~-~ .~~.L.~. ~.~!~.~ .. 1199.95 GOLD METAL KITCHEN CABINEl36" WIDE.. ...........................~.~?:.!~~~·~~.L:?.~~-~-~~~~-~.~~.':~.:.~~~.~ .... '68.00 SOLID OAK 4 PC. LANE BEDROOM SUITE ............................. ~~~·.~~~~:~!.~~~~..5.~~~-~~.~~~~..~~.1.~~ ••• '669.00 3 PC. PINE BEDROOM SUITE W/SHADOW BOX MIRROR ..............Re.~ : .15?':' 5-:-:F~.<??.~ .~~.~r,~~..s.~~.~-~~~~~-· '499.95 OTHER BEDROOM SUITES TO CHOOSE FROM 1 BASSETT DINING ROOM SUITE ·TABLE · CHAIRS & HUTCH ...... ~.~~·.!~!!~'.s;:-f.~~~~.-.s.~~~.~~.~!:~~..~~.'-~~.....'599.95 OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM MANY , MANY ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION. DRIVE A LITTLE ANDSAVEALOT. HURRYf ONLY F EACH ITEM AVAILABLE. FIRST IR~·:j!p.~.. UAUGHTER BORN POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. William A. Young arc annou ncing the birth of a seven pound dau~hter , Rayan Elizabeth at 7:! 2 p.m. Tuesday, May 23, at Mt. Carm el Hos pital in Co lum· bus. Grandparents arc Dr . and Mrs. H K Boice of Pomeroy, and the late Mr. and Mrs . Hank Young , Pomeroy. :rwO GRADUATE POMEROY Meigs County students graduating from Marietta Co llege Sunday were David B. Wolfe, Middleport, bochelor of science degree in petroleum engineering , and Michael B May , Rutland , also a RS degree in pet roleum engineering . uldcr. and a fee of $2 for student s under age 17. A 15 perce nt service fee will be reta ined by the French Art Co lunv for !he sale of an y work ·,·esulti ng from the Ju ly 41 h ex hibit . All emnes will be judged and ribbons wtll be awarded' in each category . A limited number of purchase prizes will be awarded, to be sdccted by the judge in cooperation with th e pur· bli:!ck prognun Uuuks CtJ!Tied a picture uf l1er .. In lwr re spon se tu thl.! Mildred Jldiley. (;i ven :spcciol n.·('ugn ition dunng tile l' Wlllll g wert Mrs. GnH:e F rcm.:h uf the class uf '17 , the oldest uluntlll pre · sent : Mrs. Murjuric M tallll , Fla ., the one tr(lvclmg thl· farthest : Ctndu Murris Ab· boll , the oldest homccol\l lng quel' n: Charles F. nt.s min gcr, the oldest fuutball captain : Polly Karr Ma thews, the uldest cheerleader : Bruce Hmgham, the oldest drum 1na jor : Sura Dawn Ow ell, tht• oldest va ledic:torion : and 1\l Sra rbcrry , the uldest sen1ur class president F. cu:h unl' Mr. and Mrs . William wH s prese nted a fl uw~ r . Swisher, Mtddleport . and Heuniun dasscs rct:ogmzcd Mareta Celie. tlaughtu of ,\1r were 1918, the 60th: 1923 , the Velvet Sw JsiJCr. tlau ghi L'I' uf honor, Mrs. Hcynol ds asked fur h~.:r funner students lu sltmd ttnd mm1 y uf the over and Mrs. Kenn eth C<ilt• , Mtd - 55th : 19:!8, the 50th : 1933, the dleport. The scholarslup corn· 4oth : 1938. the ~Oth : 194:1, tlw rniUce 1s composed of Mrs. 30th : 19~8. Ute :lOth : 195:1. the :-lan Moore. Mr,. Lois 2.\th : 1958. the 20th. 196:!, the McElilinm• y, iind Mrs . 2.\lh : and 1968, the lOth . Officers fur 1979 presented were Mi ck Childs , prcsttlcnt : Cheryl Blake Bunklle, n cc prcs tdt·nt : ~hetla t'lnltl s HL'l' Vl'-". secrctr.u·y: rmd Ncmc\' Mlll ~ r Hci::lver. tn.·a ~ urcr . members sang Onward ·The i{JO Grandt· Cho ra le Chri stian Soldier s. Clyde w1dcr the direction of Mtrlyn Ferrell gave a rea ding on Huss presc ntf..I(J i:! uf ro ce~l and Values. Harley Denney gav e rnstrument(jl mus ir . Among stveral humorous sayings on the tr selcdwns. <~II well Thought s and Smiles A l'l'<'t' l\"t•d by llw alu rrmr a nd light•'!! ca ndle was placed on tllc rr gul.!sts, wt.·n· "liar·· tne attar for our deceased muny " . ·· ,\mazing 1;n1ce ", members the past year. Hcv. ·Pcoplt· Fcdin ' Fn•t•". ·Ftf· Clyde Ferrell ga ve the tl . Ntfty United States". prayer. Closing song was :Oiuu", and "Delta !lawn " In h1 s n :rmtrks at tilt' b~H l· Blest Be the Tie. quct. (; ~,:~ n era l ll artrn gt.•r spoke of Ius pnde 111 lht· Mtd 20(1 atll'lldl!lg rww. 1.1. (:en . .James V Har· linger statJUned at Shaw Air Force Basr 111 S. (' , wos llliiS l l'l' uf Cl'l'l' lllO f111' ."' f11r !IH' \!.14:\ grad uiitt· 11 f M i!ldli·p,wt .Jud y Van C_IK.Hlt: Y (~re enfu · ld . Hassi ngtr. lnd Htgh Sehoul. Mr . and Mrs. llo bert r: rn· Offi ce rs plan tllng tins til er . ('ol um bus: .Jacqudl rl t' yccu's reunion \H'rl' ,\ll r~ . Fn·. Si C' lral'lt•s. \1 u.: Helen S1ssun , pres1dellt . \l r:o. ~t il l· Btlrk Str rklt•) . Col umbus: cy Had dox Mur m . 111'1' preo t· .Jud\ M<-trtm Ca\'ute. \it.' l:-.un· dent : Mrs . BarlJ;_n ;r St il l'~ Fry . secretary , <-t !ld ,\rlrs. \ Ill(·: IJak <I IHI Lucllil' Huby Yt·et ger Vaugh:-rn . Wa rne r. CuiUI! lbu s: Ch ar lt.':- . ]){' !lSa c ul;t. Fl a .: Alnt n Btunganlncr NL" lson. CI J\UJI1 · bus: Polly Karr :vlaUll'wS, 1\uroll : SILlm•y Keefer cmd FntncPS Dallll.'!s K!•t•k r . ('ul· urn bus : CrJroi)·n l.l tdtfteld, Purnt Pleasant , W. Vi1 .: cmd .\b r·y llradky Ott. ll oswell. (;a El tzcrbeth Dan .s l'tsher . treasurer . "wk. Br,,kpark : Harold F otlowmg the bcmqul't i:t dance WH S held a t thl' .\1t•tgs l. loyt! . Rrook\' tlle: Jo1n · lltlt· l·. .\1an r· tta : Bell ' H•r· Hu rk . P<J r'Hia : Hml .Jal'k l' lt·ttnl. iilt·r . Fla : .l H) Huggs Lnng lk dn wn . ~d so n. W Vr.1 tli iL~·l' l" [.(HII l 'r . B! Uwel l ; CltllL·t·n Ohluq.;t· r , Durwan Stl'phaJtH' Pulli ns r;I rton. lll US IC by lht. · ( ; a r~ Slt..' \\ art Fa ll s: r:ary ..lult . Spr · lkl~~w ~t r t.·: \1ar y Muun nng Quartet. Jln n·. C l r n s t l.;Jn s lru r ~, Vd.: II !L: flt.: ld : \\ch.•11 f' I' CH\ I ' t '.'i Out--of-town ai U!Illl l l'l'tur ·n1 .lanl't and llarol d !li nklt'. Sle\\'fH'l. Mason W. Va.: 1 at· mg fur !Il l' n: unt 1J!t \\\'IT ( 'ht·~rt pt.• (lk l': ,\ 1 Sl'i.Irher ry . ('harl es W ln t· br t' ll lll' l' . 11 ·' " ()o.,(lltil• . llerea : Jud) Thun n;1n : Hay111U11d Kl ucs, (Al•rturf I >uwli ng, ( 1ft u nl hUs N<•w!Jury: Mr <rnd ' 1r,. Joiln ( 'olwtJbu~; ("h i:!rle~ l·:nLo., mB run· B1n g ha111 . Allensworth . Ttff Ill : lf;nT) lllgt.' r . SIJ \ll h Cha rl e~t un . W. Ht-t\Tlb\1. ood. W V a .: and Veal her stont·. W1tuster : \·;r . J-: stl1l'r ' 1tl'hl 1\'herle ) , Cha rles Kt lchetJ . Ma« HI, W. Crnd y t\l.J IJutt , l'ct r rull. l'l ~ ·H: l cm d : !\1(l!'jUI'It: Mwhl E rn t·stm t· ,o\ shury Bug ges:-.. Va .; Gunl1H1 l·hrrn ~. (' olum-Kl'iil'l' . Mtarn 1. Fir1 .: Hand )' hus; Md ry ll e n rH.'SS _\' llcHTl S. V!t'llJlll , W. VeL : Mary Mil dl , K ctk ~·r . Si.lll ,,nto1 1JO, Texas; V..~tt•t• l m g. W Va .: Huby Hyt•r Cui um bu s: ;-..ianc.r ('ouper. (;rq.~g Ba r r ow s. I A' WI:-., WL'Si t•l'\'tlle: Ma r j tli"I L' . l u Ll~ W c~ t CIH.'Stt:r. Per. I n ~ Van tii iH·n s: Ht l'il:m l Hal '''· l>tlcs ~\il !'h ell . Athens: .\1r L'w ney Stcmlty . Fr.an khn : · :md :Vtr·:, . Jctm t::-. Suudl'rS. !'!ant Clly . Jumor Ht gh Schuul l\'llh Hullett lfarrts. Cul umbus: Eno Grange meets On May 23 the regular meeting of the Eno Gra nge was held at Grange Hall. On the sick list were Mrs. Charles Mcinturf and Mrs. Ernest Green lee. After the report on Grange adivit ies. the lectures program was given with theme. May Day and Memories. Aft er the opening thought was given by Lectures all sa ng "America ." The Three Graces, Mrs. Harley Denney , Mrs. Cloyd Ferre ll and Mrs. Billy George read poems of pictu res I have in my mi nd. Ernest Greenlee read poem ern De fea t and colors. Grange dlt.•por1. Our fa\' ol'lll' bank mamtgL'r lu Wt..'slern!oi. :-io \\t ' t'<tll \11111 thl' Loan Hanger. IS wld!dcd schools and gave tnbute tu 1.. W. McC'Iatw >iillli N<n1 Moure and thl.' lessons tht·v taught hu n dun11g his ye;;J., at Mtddleport He Is a t'hascr. En! ries must have been produced stnce Ju ly, 1974 and not previously exhibited in the show. In addition, they must be framed or· matted and secur ely wired for h cw~ing . Matted works shou ld be covered with acetat e, have a protective ba c" ing and have a hangar attached. Mrs. Thaler will hav e available protective polyethylene coveri ng for sa le by the French Art Colony. However, the artist must have applied the coverin g before delivery for the exhibit. Painlings no! meeting these req uirement s will be di squa lified . Those ar1tsls part.lcipatl ng in the show tnust deliver their entr ies to lli verby on Tuesday or 111ursday, June 20 or 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., or on Saturday and Sunda y, June 24 or 25 bet ween I p.m. and 5 p.m. On ly five entries ma y be accepted frum an llldividual nrtist . No entries will be accepted after June 28 because of the time necessary for ca teloging and judging. Mrs. Thaler r•-quests thut th e entry and authorization forms reach Hlverby be!ore June 20. 1978. They may be sent to The French Art Colony, P. 0 . Box 472 , GalliP<lliS, Ohio 45631. If anyone has any qu esilons, they may ca ll Mrs. Bevet·Jy at 446·1906 or Mrs. 'lltaler at 446-44 25 11r 4!6-1HJ9 I PF 's l. .\ i' :. Rl I ~-•' !t!' \\1 t hJ t l ha1•e •u r e Cf'IYO :~ Jttc . .~ 'j d lllt' O!l't' til! f' I ~IIC't 1\ rt (D i ary ~ ~,· 11 I ') \ n l t1J• ,f•l·•~··l fr t '"l.! I" lt<!~.!l •1!< ~ t'l l t '< ~ "" I f C"l rl.i p J~y tfl!' ~ rt IIIOfk N r kN ' l or ule, • nd t o f'"-il l tl n·J lill' f <> fr OI'I I •. r.,t.• r :;t o~ o::l rt.1 t ttw I r tH.•1o lor • ro l ony ~i l l!• rott e t Special recogni tion was given to the oldest alumni in several categories at the Middleport Alumni Association banquet. Here are, left to nght , Bruce Bmgham . the oldest drum major : Polly Karr Matthews, the oldest cheerleader: Cmdy Morns Ab bott , the oldest homecoming queen : and Charles Enl.'lminger. the oldest footba ll captam. t he H l 1 ! ur thtJ r W!d<Hih nd ~ ~·· ;m~· t ~"BI'nn lllh! ll ty t o r • uch pro;>e r t y od~e r •oy ttw Ju,l )" 'lll l ••r.: \. 1t o~ r t •.,.,,1 0 [, (!lith n. orl Wlil .l 'olf' fo r t'IP lll ]l H V ,... • 'l l ::t lt s l'\ou l d I ------- .>Ill•'" ,. I ,,t " ''T.. ,' I I I !liN' o\ rlrl !t'1' .·) ~ ,,.,,,[! ! 11 Ill _ .c~.oo l ! 11 "''It \ l l ,., • r)o ftt• •'n I (httck onOJ JJ My I'I'IUi U .u e !Wt. f o t Judo:p nq -, .. \'fl. t ct ~·,Jl l t .ill. !. _ _ _ _ 'JI•ll >l t ~. - '. ). I. Mrs. Sarah Owen, the oldest valedictorian, Mrs. Grace French, the oldest alumni present ; Mrs. Marjorie Michl Kelley, the alumni tra veli ng the farthest, and AI Scarberry , the oldest senior class president , pictured left to right, were among the MHS ~ raduates recognized durin g the program . �r::.T~~~~~~~!.~~~:::~~-, Communityt . • I I I I c rner 1 I I I j j 0 ' I 1 B.v Charlene Hoeflich f I i Elsie Cross, Beulah Maxr•y, [;Ja dys Art". and .Jo ~tal nakcr , all on the nursing staff at Vctenms Memuna l. were among thr thouS<Jnds that trave led last weekend to llollarrcl Michigan fo r the 49th annual tulip fl'sti \'id In addition to seei ng all till' bea ulrful Lir lips they toured tht• wooden shoc facto ry, w•·nt tu the Dutch Village fo r a lunclieun. tmd walt'hed a parade of O\'l'r 5U Oi:! rtd!'i. une wea nng wouden shoe_.; . There was also ~tll'l P to t hl' WuHlmtll Village wh ere they saw the on ly wurk tng wutdmill 111 lii!' Untted St;rt<•s, brought over fr01 11 tht• Nct hl•rland:-; l'n l%t Enroute to Holla nd til!')' Slopped ;t t Not re ll" me Univt•rsity , and enru ul l' horne at Dcct rborn . Mll'il. fur a tour of the ~~or d Musewn . They also r russcd over inlu \V imlsur, Canada for some sightseeing Ocf!tn• rt>t~lrnlng h u!lll' . Former Cheshire man weds .· Bruce i:; l'UITently appearing at iJ hutl'l in i 'J quH. Sin('c mut ·h of his work Is in th e south , lw emU lr rs wife. the former l.indCJ Chapman. and two thih.Jr't•n an.· pli-irrnrng 111 mun· soun to Fort Charlotte, Fla. Terry resid e' at H . ~ 1 .1 t•r lkad 1. I,. I" . and ngl1t now IS ctt tht.' Holiday lmi tlwrt.• Memortal Day, a timt:> tu l'l'll tember . The few remai ning rncmbl•rs of ,Ji.Jilt' H t~~r e ll Tent of thl' Daught('rs of the Univ11V d t'I'Clll ~ of t!Jt'l'I\'IJ War a n • not ones to forget. For· many yeCJrs til t'~ hrt\'l ' bt' t' ll bt•~ J utJ fyrn g tht' ~1rea on tlw Meigs County Courthoust' lawn where sta nd:-; tht• Civil Wc.r r Soldiers' Monument. This year with neither Pet:tr l Hcyrrold.s rwr Mrs. Herbert Mrller physicall)' able to put uot the fla gs aruuml tht• base of Ute monurnen l, Mrs. Miller's daughtn .. Jaehtt• Ht•t•tl . tl rd it fur them. Mrs. Miller, in ridl•rrtal ly. ltl MPr ~.s l' um1t( ~ uri! .\ rual d;;~u ~ hh•r uf a Civil Wa r soldwr. Today Mrs. Caddie Wie kham . now r'l'Sidr ng rn l ;rdlr pulr s. will plant tht' fl owers in the two la rge urns pul'rllHS('d rr wny Yl'ilf!; ago by the Da ughtcr!i of Union Vt• Lt•r~:~ n~. Tlw M't' nt ' 1s rmpressin• . J ust this remirrclerr\ teen t'('V I\'i:l l lS Ill prog ress at 1\ (J~ cr l Oa k Park With :;cnic('S to be ht~ld tonight and tolllorr uw ntght at 7<30 p.m. 111 thl' recreat ton build rng . Do n Nrcholsun 1 ~ the speaker w1d there are two singmg g r u u~s. The L'atTtcr> uf Belmont, W. Va. and The Gomb . Piqua . Tt•eua~ers. by the \\ ay . i:lft' encouraged tu take their )Xlrents. Here last weekend fur a prt•-Mcrnnnal Day vr.s it were Lt. CoL I Het. 1James M. H111ler and son ..II II lillY. Upper Marlboro, Md. and their da ughter amllre r husba nd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacko of San Anton to, Texa,. Ttit'l Mrs. Ewr Hartle\' and Mrs. Doroth .v Boller as well a; otlll'r rt· latJ n~:-; rn tilt' i:l rc~ . Mr. cmd Mrs. Dick Hollt.•r and tllt' rr twn t' hrldn·r1. Lon mul Bra d, Be lpre, ca me down fur a mil wllh Lire Huller fanll il . Many. rna ny w11llx• 111 town tin ~ 1\ l'Ckt•rrd. wh;rt w1th (.i ll tlw ~ ••mmi r euruor rs. ;md Wl•'ll bt• h.: 1ppy tn !war e~bout yuur gul.!sts. H's sun:' to be :1 great wt•L'kt'nd fllr farrrrlr t·s. and hl·n· ·s huprn g you €njoy C\'ery JJll null' of rl · and till'll go nrr ll1 ha\'l' a llll't' wl'ek. ""''''ri ' ' 1.1'1111 Im bode 11 ENCAr:UJ - Mr. an d Mr, . Frankl tn Imboden of fla CHi l! tll'l' <:illllOUilt'l /lg the Cngagl'lllCilt H!ld ct pp roetd llll/;; rnarrrag e of thl'rr daughte r , Tl' rcstt Lynn . tu PtiU l Glenn Sunpson. son of Mr . and Mrs. <:er;~ld Srmpsun. l{(J ('IIl(' . Thl1 bndc-1.:!ll'eliS a JlrnJ ur· HI Southl'nr l! rgh School whrlt' the prospcclive groorn IS i-l juru ur at Ohl!l ~J n ivers i ty rllil· jonng ur chemh.:;tl t:llMi nccn ng. Thl' 01wn d1Urd1 weddmg will be iill l'Vl' nt of SaLurday, .J une 10. ~~t 7::10 p.m . CJtlhc H.acme Ni:tZi:lrC/1(' Church . Tht• l((•v . .lntrn Coffm;ur wrll of· ftc1ate . tJOUJS made ll·3- The S11ndav Times-sentinel, Sunday, ·'-· ·-' ,• ·'· HY CATHERINE llENKI GALLIPOLIS - Charles Haner and Nora Joneti were o1arried on Wednesduy , Muy 24 . The bride was radiant and the groom slightly ner vous. Family, fri ends and onlookers wat cheu with carefu l scrutiny as the cuuplc CHESHIHF. - A former Cheshire m an, Boger Allen Hope, sun of Mr . nnd Mrs. St anley Hupe of Cleveland, was unrtcd m ma rrta 14e tn a double ring ceremony with Ma rie Karpinsky, claughtt·r of Zygmunt and Irene Kar· pin sky of Medina . Tho weddins was an event of April 22 at Sl. Francis XaviC:t Churrh in Medina wrt h Fa ther Wardego offici ating . The bnde, escort ed by her father, selected a noor length guwn uf imported Data lustre organz a. Vcni se lace a c· cen tcd he r hi gh necklin e shee r bodice and bis hop sleeves. Chantilla and Venise laee trimmed the flowi ng skirt that fell into a ch apel train behind hl•r. F'or her By Katie Crow :t~~:J . Uke to send birthday wishes to Dick Neutzling, Pomeroy. Drck ~elebrated his "day " Friday. Dtck has been confined to his home for sometime due to illness. BELATED BEST WillES TO A fine person. made their vows and then Hane r are re s ide nt s of Center. Mrs. Jones was given 1 Mr. and Mrs. l?oger N.upe in marriage by her gra ndson, Anthony Phillips, of Jackson. Mr. Haner was born August 3, 1888 in Ga lli a County. His only relative is a grandson. Charles Haner uf Columbus. Mrs. Junes was born July 5, t902 in Caralise, Ky. and came to Vinton County in 1904. Atten ding the weddin g were: Mrs. Mary Allie and hu sband, Mr s. Alma Holb rook, Mr s. Alzena Hcnrey and husband . Rev . Ernest Phi llips and wife. Grand children , Thomas Allie and wife, Phi llip Allie and J\1 r. 1111d .I Irs ( /wit' I 1/aner family, Bi chanl lk nrt'~ :rnd famil y, Mrs . l'Hrlllyn ll t,· k ~ and family.tlnlhtill)' l'lul lt p>. great grHrHlchthlrt•n . Bicha rd Haney, 1\ rny lh rk~ . Clll'islirutll r nry , Arl a111 :\ llh'. Tn mmra ll cne;·y . Weddin g mu sa· w a~ prov ided by Mrs. ~~~- n.•l An gel of Oak Htl l. Lorri I!:IITts , f lht' Tribune sta ff. .\ nwng thusc orga ni zing ttlc' Wt-'tldin ~ were Bessie ll ud!\4.111, dwr~e nurse; Diane · l'lr \l \l)f.!rttphl' r ll~~~.w t• r . wa s Sur Simpson, Bette :\lwc'l s and Tim Burnette. · ll t' w Mr. and Mrs. ·nw lb1\l'r arc nuw residing at enjoying some of the most beautiful country in the Park. The park helu a fa sc ination for the yow1g 11nd old alik e, narural water fall,, stre<lll lS, rock formations and pools. The church bus and SC\'era l cars left l'arly Ill tht• mo rni n~ to arrive at tile park just in Lime for the first hike to Old Man's Co\'e . Thts " "'strenuous fur the young and old but worthy of the effort . Afterwards they arrl\ etJ back at the picnit area just in time for hamburgers and hot dugs expertly preparl'<i b~ Bob \ elson, Dale Knottcr and Denny Coburn. Prayer was off ered by Danny Mann for lhe fot:<l . After a long rest the second hike wa s taken to Cedar ~· a lis. There were a few young me; who derided to 1<1ke a bi l of a shower at the falls to refresh U1eir tired feet and legs. All•·ere gratefu l for the bus riM back to the pi cnic area to return home. Tite day's activities were carefully plannl'l by Jirq Younkin , youth director and the youth committee. Denny Coburn is minister. The Kellogg- ll.rrund Peace Pact, named for the then U.S. Sec retary of St<1tc and Fren ch Foreign Minis te r res1>eetively. was signed by li2 natiuns irtl 928 andbannetl the US!.! of WCtl' CiS tlll instrurnent uf natt unal policy. 1 change - lostes change. !hot's why.., many smart brides choose contemporary din ing and M1. and M n . ;H,;xie jan,is kitchen acce5~rles . The grace· lui. elegant lln•s of cont•mi>O"· ary dulgn are OPt N HOUSE SLATED - Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Jarvis Wt'l' be honored wiU1;m llpen house on Junt'~ :l from 7 till 10 p.n1 . '111c celebration will be in honor of tlwir 40th wedchng iHH~ve rsar y mul will be hosted Uy their l'hildrcn. Th e open hu~e will be held at thei r homr on lkrger Street. Gal\i poh,. Tht.• t'nuple rcq u~ SL'i llwt no J.i lfts be Peddler 's Pantry would like to help every bride and groom enjoY" choosing , from 'our contemporary collection of masterpieces , the chi na , stoneware , crystl!ll. stainless, li nens arid cookware that they will treasure for years . 2 WEEKS - MAY 28 THRU JUNE 11 Pythian Sisters meet We Invi te you Ia come In and let us add your name to our br idal reg rstry . Glit*n'l Bast Flat Latax Ho• Pllnt al ~) present. Pythian Sisters welcomed in ne't\ members, Smitty a nd Sadie ltunyon , and F'reda .11 lflm as.'l .ast rnonlh Da ve r· and Dottie "''cCoy and Huth Wc!ls were acce pted a s mcmhe" . AT • Quick drylng durable flat llnl1h • Rt1l111 bl111111, PHIIng, mildew • Euy WI Itt cltan·up Peddler's Pantry STATE & THIRD----GALLIPOLIS , OHIO Hefr e, lt ment • followed with punch, chet~e sa ndT he frrsl ro und·l.rrp ;nr · , M , l w1ches and cookie!! Next Rerru ce "c 1 awn 1 . 1 as lTOS:>i l/lg uf till' 1\l /iilltll' \\ 11.'1 C' lt ie f: Sha rle ne Dix on, meeting will be \Yednosday, lll~t dt• 111 the Hn lt"'h drn grbll' 28 Exce ll ent St·rrior ; C hrr ~ Junt' at 7: 30 p.m. Anyone H<li rn IHI \1. r. II wish ing tu jo in the Sistcr.s IJT' A(H I ill S, ,·, xct.' l' n1 •1Ull i!J I' : K ~ n i g h ts of Pythir:ts please ('a ll Ma Y t h 0 r 11 (' K e c l l' r · Smit t} Hu ny on ut Hfi-:1606. Sen·crary; B<·v Cla rk, Musrcwn ;. Flurencr Willis, Tr ea sur er ; 1-: lla bell a Me· Donald, Man age r ; Mar y Marga ret Wrll rs, Prulcetor SUNDAY Hn d fill ed rn :1 s Gu t1rd . Kn ight' atl endlng wer e Toni HEV . JES~ E Kelly at \Ya~lUt Mill s ami Cl iff Dixon. 1\rm a Hidgc.Clwrch 7:30 p.m. Ogd in from Wilkesv ille was SUNDAY HOM ECOMI NG and basket dinner, Ehenezer Church at ~~~~~~~~ \~ ~~,~~~ ~~1 ~~res r~;~~:~ TURNS f'O UR - Srntt Brown, son of Steven and Yvonne Brown nf Rt. 1, llidwell , <'t iebr•ted his fourlh birth· day on May 23 with a cookout at the home of hi s maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Curti s Chrlsliao, Sr. of lronlon. Altendlog were hi s paternal grandfather, Mr. Lu•ler Brown ol Ash land , Ky.; Daon y Chrlsllan, an onr le: Mr . and Mrs . Chr b tlao , the gu esl of honor and his pareol8 . llomemad• Ire <ream and cake, de ~ orate d with a co• b•·y and Indian motif , was enjoyed. Sending gifts were Jim and Mary Brown of As hland, Ky., f'lorence Christian of Ironton and Kathi e Ferguson of Gallipolis. c;;n,, Sondo.J recu~r 112.49 SAVE s4.so 's l{Ou.J hro.dquo..rkfs bor ~oJs: 0tn.f>P-1 Md Stia.Pf-Y 1'5ll.SSlf Md sna.ppy. ~ Wl+h Co'rff'ltCtble. ~ DIDaiB IIIBt Blass Ho1111 and Trim Pilot • Chalk reslalant gloss flnllh • Oulc~ drylng, eeay lo un • Eny Wlllf cltan·up MONIJAV HEVIVAI. starting at Ch urch of God uf Prophecy running through J u11 e 3 at 7: 30 p.m. wt th Hev . Hohert Hanna, speaker. •J dLLrnb!e- ccnstructbn, ond Of pe_oj ' SAVE · ·-=· 4.50 1 .... Anthon y ,., ~ s-;lt£1~ - ·-·-- St NIMY FOUHT II 11nmwl Ctt~ Park to M 1)lllld JIJ/1 5.5 rnrlc ruad l'f-lf'('' .. p I'll n :.'iT F HI'OINT Freewtll Bapr tst l'hu rc lt rel'l\•al wrth Culv1n H>J ) F. v1nt'. 7::10 p.lll. TIJESDAY VINTON OES praL1i ce for Inspec tio n 7:30 ~ . m . at I .,dge . WF: ONESDA V EXE IU 'ISE (;ruu p Wek(Ji nt: \'t'lerans Mcmorialllospital Adrni tred - fli ck Yost, Hutla nd; Clarence Mur ray, Mtd tile port : Edith Well' h, tl lbany : C>•-rol Wines, Mid· dleport . D I St' h ar~l'd Tim Jl(j ndtdplt , ll cnu ce Clar k, ThunHJS St cw1.1rt Br ian Aei kcr, Seotl Dewees, Toni lludsun , St trliog Hayburn , Wu ncla S p rH ~ u e, Fl oss ie ll tll vn, Uer,lie l Lema ster, Hrck Yust , ll unn ah {irecn lee . 1 Wagon. HSVI', H6·20i0. Tlw P:warmt C11nal Zone Is THURSDAY , June I PHILAMATHE ON Garden a stn p of lcmd tXtt>ndrng- ftvc part y 6:30, home of p hyllis 111 11t•.'i on t·H r'h side of tht· 1 'mr HI wrd runnirrg 51 1111h•s Thomas. iHTt) SS til l! ( ~l h ii iiJ !'> of VINTON OES in spection 7:o0 l,(trwrrrc r ht'IWP<'II 1\t lantil' p.m., potl uek. .and Pa<·Jflt · Ot•t·a ns. - todey and tomorrow. gi ven. (;AL LI POI.I S Orr Wednc,day, May 24 Pythtan S1sters held inili t1tlun and rn spe cllon uf Gall ipolis Tetnpl c 76. Hobie C:o uu, Drstrr ct Deputy fro m Wilke,. vrl le IIISpcl'led lhe Tt•m pl c. Barb a ra Srrn s, Most Ex · c\'llcnl Chief , ca ll ed lit e tlmelen blending b.,.utlfully with any period or style - y..terdoy, noon. PLANS TO WED · Mr. and ' 'I" 1Jav1d Sexlun of Route I, Hid well, amJVUII! 'P till' t•rrgagerllcnt of their d<t ughter, His< Lynn , to H>Jmtld Jltll. " '"of Mr ;md MrR. Horner lltll of )(oute 2, Hi! lw!'i l. Tht· ll tHrTH•gc "til be pt:r· funned H1 tl1c meadow uf lht· bruli··s lronrt· on .Jrmt' :1 i:d fi p.rn . Mt" Sexton ""d II til atT gr1Jtlu11te; of Nort lr Ciillrll lftgh Sdwol ami arf' t·tnployl'd hy Dr l>nrr Nottl'r. L-emeteries of the county. Specia l hours for this weekend will be today and Monday , May 29, from 2-4. Admission is 25 cents for chi ldren and 50 cents fur adults. Times Change Tastes Change TINTS SLIGHTlY HIGHER $18 99 Wh it e & Brown Leather Thornton ~Crosby vows made at April wedding SALEM CF: NTEH ·· Arrangl•mcnts uf tulips and daffodils decor<tted the SHicm Center Uni ted Method ist Church fur the weddin~ of D1ane~ Luis Th urntun , dcwghtcr of Mr. ami Mrs. WJ!ll iHn 1. . Thornt on. l.angsv rllc, and W<tlter A. Crosby, ' on of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Cros by , Dayton. The weddi ng was an even! of ilprrl 15, HI I ::10 j>.m with the Hev. Hobert Bumgamer uffkilili rrg. Mu"c was presented by Mary Culwell ami C:reg Bane, piamsts, and l.1bby Smyse r, sn luist. C1vcn 111 marriage by her father, lite bride was attireu 111 a guwn of bndal set tr n fa shi otlt'd with a fitted bodiec, lung slecv<'S, and a O<tred full ' kirt nuwrng into a tn.11n. She won.· .a chetpl'l length vc 1l of 11/ usiun and Uercd blusher, li nd earrtt.•d H bouquet of yellow and red tulips ami daffodil,. Th ~ bndc's atte nd ants were Vtrk r McCurn bc r. , Chesh1n· . and La rarn e McEihanev, .lultnstuwn . The\' ' of green and. wur·e gowns vdl uw fa sluunr rl wi th lung sleeve,, high necklines. anti A·l ine skirt , . Tll cir buuq ueb were yellow daffud tls ami tulip, . Jmnes Harnmcl. Xt.'llli:L was best man, and the "' her was Htd rard Smith , Dayton. All of the 111ale member' uf the wedding p1:1rty were 111 beige tuxedos 11nd hHd daf· fudil bouton nieres. A reec1>tion hononug tht.· couple was helrJ tiered ca kl' topped with wedding bdls and having the traditiurw l miniaturt! bride ttnd gruom between the third a nd fou rth Licrs. Miss DonnH Thurnt nn AA II Wl!i t.' wul ,Joa n S rdt • r~.; presH.Icd at Llw tabl ~ . (; uesls Wl'I'L' ~(;··~~~ • Mon.&Frl.tlllp ,m. Tues. Wtd. Sat. Ill! Thurldly I 11112 \ (~ ' I mur~rnbr I "The Unisex Sh.op " f1 \ _, ___i. PLAN NOW FOR OUR GRAND OPENING JUNE 1 -2~3 REGISTER NOW FOR FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE Gallipolis , 0 . 46 State ·s t . li m ~. ~1 r ~ . Tll ornlnn Wtl l' l' a IJt'll.!l' Sil l! Wll fl i1 daffuthl l'O!'· .'<tgt· prnk 11'glstert•d by Mrss Darlt•m· Thorrr tun. A sccu nd I'Cl'l'plu rl'tc ptuHr hurwr·rng tlw l'uupl l· wus hcl tJ thal eveni ng at Dayton. Tlw ne w Mrs. Cros by 1s ;r ·grad ualt• - -.uf Mt•lgs 1-llgll Sd wlll ami atl endcd H1u C: ra rr dt• C oll e~e . Mr . C'ro,h)' grad uated from Ow Dayton ('r ly Sr hoHISHlld IS t•lll pluytd wrU1 Sl'hl'lhl' l'll lll Oa yton. Fur lwr daught er \ ll'<•d· vii.:- ~1 r~ <'roslJ~ w;r:-. Ill ~ ~,wn < m<l alsu 1\ PI'l' a ct ilafftK IJl l'llr~; r g e Dur lu i'a\ nunfa\'il l' ltl' 1s JUSt lrkt · Llwt uld radro prul! rarll . Hurnor lwth tlllt''s "'urniJ<•r 011<' 011 tlte lltt l :tra(lt·. t\111\J .... tt·r 1 IL. I IN Gabadrene Wlllf STAIN-EZE Emphatically Elegant. Winged Collar over loop·buttoned placket. Softly gathered mock buttoned skirt and pnncess style back. Our new collection by Bu lova proYes th at digital time can be beautifully styled and dependable . too. We haYe the newes t fa shtons an d leatures .. .for men and women .in both LED and LCD styles . All prog rammed for acc uracy lo within a minute a year. J'rom WHITI! SWAN UNIP'OftMS \ IIC--/-1-·- n:tts ~ ' 1\tl rs \Valier Crusb v • • ~ llll'l' illbr A NAME YOU KNOW ON A WATCH .YOU CAN TRUST • 1~ JUdgment a l w ~t y.~ dro~e lh!::' best brea d to L'al. Nccr rl y 40 pcrre nt of the people livmg 111 the wurld':o. ptJU I'l' l' c uunt rrc~ are less t!ran 15 Yl'lii'S uf age , The Cunft•rerH·c Hoard rellll i'L'i. Smart New Pro I; 'It~~~\: : : : : :·:·,· · · ,...,...::·····::',:' ~ SUNDAY The F'irst Step Mothers' Club held its fam ily picnic Wednesday, Ma y 17 , at the Elks Farm . Mrs. Jean Gillesp ie initiated the office rs for the t978·79 year as fo llows: Kathy Wray. preSi dent ; Car ol Th ompso n, vice president : Bridgette Sol es, secretary : Bar b Sheets, treasurer : Shcr la Ferguson, reporter : Cher yl Basi L historian. Eve ryone enjoyed th e picnic and partt cipated in a volley ball game late r that even i n~ . ilnc1ent Egyptians dcrflcd tht• rr~ t , \-..·hidr ~ yrrr bolr zcll 1 Spring (Valley 52S JACKSON PIKE ·HOURS MON·SAT. 9 am • 8 PM Picnic held in the tnp tu enroll now. We ar e makin g th e an nouncement early to give ad equate time fu r people to secure the necessa r y fina nces." Cost for th e program is $300 per student. This inclu des tuition , food, transportation and camp si te. Maximum enrollment is twenty st udents. A course int rod ucti on will he given .June 19 in Allen Hall on the ftio Grande campus. 'll1i' will be the deadline for C(lu r se registrati on. Fees for the workshop will also be due al th i' time Fu r lu1ther information. or to registe r for the worksho p, con tat1 Leo Hil l. Rio Granue Col lege a nd Commu ni!) Co llege , Riu Grande, Ohio, 45674 1245·5:1531, or stop by the Adrm ss iuns Office and pi ck up an information packet. Festival at Rio Gl·a nd e and the Wellston Hota ry Minstrel Show. The band was born in 1973, when B tuba playe r !stilt with the band ) and pianist agreed to lead sing·alongs at the tavern on Thursday nights. Ten members parti cipated in the recording sess ion : Luther Bolen and Gene Minn ey, trumpets; Hae Dett y, piano ; Jim Bruney and Dale Perry, banj os; Gord on Hix on, sa xoph one; Tom Burk e, clarinet ; Dan Coates, trombone : Dave Dea rth , dru ms, a nd J ohn Vanek, tuba . " I guess you could call us a 'non·pro fit ' grou p," said Burk e, who is also proprietor of the Crosskeys. "The album WC:iS recorded because we wanted to have something to gi ve the peop le whose en, thusi asm has kept us playing. The proceeds frum the album sa les will just about handle our reco rdi ng costs." The recordrng was done by Makin Tracks, Inc., a new ftr m opera ting out of Chill icothe. The band members all have other occupati ons ! two are muSic teachers), and regard the A;1onishers as a strictly "for·fu n" operation. Copies of the album 1$5.951 ar e av ail a ble fr om the Crnsskeys Tavern, 19 E . Main St .. Ch illicothe. Ohio 45601 1phone 614·77 4-<1157) . r----------------,·- ·- _,. _-- - ·- · - 1 • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HID GHA NDE - If you hav e dream ed about photographing rugged ro ast· lin es or s ket ching sc eni c seascapes, an CJrea workshop is just fur you. Biu Grande College and Community College is of· ferin g a fi eld experi ence trip to Bar Harbour , Maine, July I to Jul y 15. Area artists and art st udent s arc encoura ged to part tcipatc. Leo C. Hi ll and l.il rk Napi er will be the in structors. Six hours of coll ege credit will be a warded tu those students l' rl mpl cti ng the requi red work. h" tru ctor Hill , co m· men t1ng un work shop pr e p ar~t i u n s, sa id , " We cncuuragc anyone interested TO BE PRESENTED - The Design and Constru ction Committee of St. Peter's Episcopal Church will hold a formal presentation of architectural layouts and drawings of the proposed educational addition to the present church structu re, following the morning worsh.ip service on Jun e 4, at II : 15 a. m. in the Parish HalL Archi tect Hobert I. Grant a nd tile Committee will be available to answer questions about these sc hematic designs of the exterior and interior plans. Coflee and cookies will be served. The Committee, with Mrs. William Cherrington, chairperson, includes Timothy Betz, Mrs. William .Jenkin,, Gene West, Mrs. Richard MacKenzie, Thoma s Moulton, and Fr . Albert Mac Ken7.ie, Ht•t·tor of St. Peter's. The Vestry is planning a notable ground breaking ceremony as part of the June 18 morning worship service . Looking at plans are Mrs. Thoma' Mou lton, Srnior Warden of Vestry; Fr. Albert MacKenzie, Rector , and Mrs. Willinm Cherrington. charrperson of Design and Construction Committee. I j//;:}::::::::::<:::.::.:,::::.,.,.,,,··,:.. .. before a live audience on one of those Thursdays: Dec. 22, 1977 . Th e Astoni sher s ha ve played for civic groups and social fun ctions around central and southern Ohio for several years. Recent appearances have included the Bainbridge Festival uf Leaves, the Bob Evans Farm Artist workshop readied KYLE ALLEN is serving ·as chatrrnan ot the excursion rides on the P. A. Denny sternwheeier that will be in Pomeroy June 2.1 and 24 during Big Bend Regatta weekend . Friday rides will be from 8 to 10 p.m. and 10:30 to 12 :30 a.m. featuring a disco party one each ride. There wil1 be a Saturday cruise from 10 a.m. to noon for senior citizens. Saturday afternoon cruises will be at 12:45 to 2:45, 3:30 to 5:30 and 6:15 to 8:15. Saturday evening there will be an excursion dance from 9 to midnight. Music will be provided by Orlando Colwnbo and tl1e Tophatters orchestra . All rides are $5 per person except senior citizens rides whieh are $3 . The Saturday night excursion and dance is $20 a couple ar\d there are only 22 co uple reservations available. Persons wishing to make reservations are to call Kyle at Ewing Funeral Home, 992·212t or Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Office at992-5005 on Monda y, Tuesday and Friday. This added attraction is a welcome addition to the many festivities of the Big Bend Regatta . like the theme says, "Hiver ~· un for Everyone." MUSEUM OPENED Whether you live in Meigs Co unty or are just vi siting , a plea sant sf op is the Meigs County Muse um on Butternut Avenue in Pomeroy. Here you can tak e a trip back in history with lhc rnformation featured on the History Wall . The Locat or Unit gives you a IO<>k at different spots in the town ships of the county. 1n the mini th eater you can play a guessing game of wher e in the co unt y each picture wa s ta ken. Ther e is a lso an CXhibit O( gravestone rubbi ngs fr om vari ous The Chillirothe · based Dixieland band, has released it s first 33· LP album, "The Goosetown Astonishers - At flum e." The "horne" in the album title refer s to the Crosskeys Tavern, where the group plays every Thursday nrghL The albu m was recorded Hlll.'lll :~27 l'IIH'Cf CSt. Hupe, LJnc!c uf tlw ~ room , and Sia nley Karptnsky,brolher uf th e bride. All wore peach culur I uxedo,. Ea rme Hupc wc1s ringbcarer. Hr is 1.he son of Mr.llnd Mrs. Ma rion Hupc llf Wilmingt on. C't~ U si n or the gruom . F(lr her dc:tugh!cr'!i wtdding. Mr s. Karp tns k) ; cl<• t· red " peach co lore d gu wn uf text urcd crepe. Mrs. Hu pc: chose a gu wn uf mint !:{recn Pont e-de-roma . A reception was hel d aft er lhc ceremony al the V.f' .W. Hall in Ch atham. Th e bride's ta bl e fe alurcd a thr ce·ri cred wed din g cak e wit h CJ m rn iatur e W(' dding p<Hi y. '1110 cake was baked by the groom's mother and sistcr·s. A din ne r wa s cat ered by tht• fr rcnds of the bride. For a wedd ing trip tu Florida the lmdc changed rnt u tt thr ('e pi ece pant s !SU i t. 'llll' m·w Mr . and Mrs. Rupe a r ~ re sid in g in Shc rf il'ld l.il ke, Ohio . Uut of luwn guests included La rry and CCJ rulyn Little cmd daught ers. Cheshire; Nuw Hope, Kyger, La rr y and Beverly Hupe ami famtl) , Albany. Harlow ami H11 lh Tate, Chrl licotlic, and Ma rton and F:vely n Ho pe and swr of Wrlmington . CHILLI COTHE - Goosetown Ast onisher s, a I WOULD LIKE to clarify an article that appeared recently in the paper. So many readers think I am the new mayor of the village of Syracuse. This is incorrect. · When former Mayor Herman London resigned , the prestdent of council , Eber Pickens, automatically became Mayor . I was merely named as president of counciL Just thought I would straighten out the misinterpretation . Pinecrest Care Center. They met and love soon followed. When wedding bells were heard in the baekground they asked Nora 's son, Rev. Er· nest Phillips of Jacksun to perform the ceremony at the pi L1urc hat overl aid with organza. Att ached at the back of her hat was il flour· lcnglh veil of Vcnise lace . Sht• C'~lrl· ied B buuquct !lf whih· ~prin t..: nuwers Hlllid gret•ncry and baby's brt'a tlt . B ~r b Karpinsky, Sisler t.•f .the bride. served as maid t1f hunor . Bridesmaid s Wl 1'C Trud y M<i rshall , .sister uf tht groom. and Susie K~-trp insky , sister-in·law of the bride. '11Jey wore noor·length halt er drt.•sses of pe ach jersey with nnwing eapl cls of chiffon. 'lltcy also wore peach pi clurc hat s a nd ca rried spri ng fluwers annd g re ene ry. F luwer girl !; were Kl'l sti Littl e, daught er of Larry mrli Can~ iyn Littl e, Cheshire, and Mi ssy Sapata , daughter uf Hun and Ruth Sapat:l of PannH. They wor·c fl (Jo!'it' nglh pea ch and whit e dn•sses and white pic:: Iure lwts. They carried basket ' of spnng fl owers. Butb girls an• mt•ccs of the groom. Hupt' selected Guy Hregl rng ro be his best man . Hi s groomsme n wer e J ohn Mar,hall. and Mark Kar· pinsky. lshe rs were Marion Goosetown Astonishers rele(lses first live album ··'·'· Katie's Korner hurried off till their honeymoon ... just two doors down . The Haner·Jones wedding was like the thousanus of other wedd ings that take place every day with one small exceptiuu, Th e groom is 89 years old and ·his blushing bride all of 75. The new Mr. and Mrs. headpiece she chusc a whitt AND in utlk ing Lu J o Stal naker about I ill' trtp. ll't'. uf course .. asked about h~r two suns. Brut'e and '1\·r ry , both prufes~ r un al s1ngers. Haner-fones u edding I /Ji.~tril>utor The Uniform Center 3ss SECOND AVE.·- - - -·- '' I t ·- -·- ..- . . GALLIP,OLIS, OHIO __ j Thts gi ft season give a BuloYa Quartz Digital. A watch that 's easy on the eyes .. . in more ways than one. Fro m $69.95. illCO. Goldtont "111111. fi IYfiCIIOIIS $111.10 \ I . LC,D. Tel II hDUII , mlnllt!5 and C. l tD. Got dt ont case 1nd bJ rld Champa11ne tau . ~ tu nctlcns. s•.M D. tCD. ContOUJ!d IOidtone cue , ~ tl vt ) IICt! l l11rttlicn1 $U5.to f:. trD Jewelr ylly\e<l t)tJcetet • •lch In lll!lmJnl guldtone Dill lights up wllh time and date $1JI.INI F. l[ D. AU sh lnl!n Sll'et , RI!Ck tau . 6 htllttlons $.11.15 ! Will I . L£0 . Contoured fOidlone cue Brown COtflm JII I P ~ ,unchDIII . $H.00 11. LED . Coldtorte Chf . t llard &rained 1t rap. 5 funcllont . $140.00 Derifield Jewelry "Across From Theater'' -o1 SECOND AVE . ~ t!CO rltJ~ Cot dtone wil l\ champagne fact Ul.t5 �r::.T~~~~~~~!.~~~:::~~-, Communityt . • I I I I c rner 1 I I I j j 0 ' I 1 B.v Charlene Hoeflich f I i Elsie Cross, Beulah Maxr•y, [;Ja dys Art". and .Jo ~tal nakcr , all on the nursing staff at Vctenms Memuna l. were among thr thouS<Jnds that trave led last weekend to llollarrcl Michigan fo r the 49th annual tulip fl'sti \'id In addition to seei ng all till' bea ulrful Lir lips they toured tht• wooden shoc facto ry, w•·nt tu the Dutch Village fo r a lunclieun. tmd walt'hed a parade of O\'l'r 5U Oi:! rtd!'i. une wea nng wouden shoe_.; . There was also ~tll'l P to t hl' WuHlmtll Village wh ere they saw the on ly wurk tng wutdmill 111 lii!' Untted St;rt<•s, brought over fr01 11 tht• Nct hl•rland:-; l'n l%t Enroute to Holla nd til!')' Slopped ;t t Not re ll" me Univt•rsity , and enru ul l' horne at Dcct rborn . Mll'il. fur a tour of the ~~or d Musewn . They also r russcd over inlu \V imlsur, Canada for some sightseeing Ocf!tn• rt>t~lrnlng h u!lll' . Former Cheshire man weds .· Bruce i:; l'UITently appearing at iJ hutl'l in i 'J quH. Sin('c mut ·h of his work Is in th e south , lw emU lr rs wife. the former l.indCJ Chapman. and two thih.Jr't•n an.· pli-irrnrng 111 mun· soun to Fort Charlotte, Fla. Terry resid e' at H . ~ 1 .1 t•r lkad 1. I,. I" . and ngl1t now IS ctt tht.' Holiday lmi tlwrt.• Memortal Day, a timt:> tu l'l'll tember . The few remai ning rncmbl•rs of ,Ji.Jilt' H t~~r e ll Tent of thl' Daught('rs of the Univ11V d t'I'Clll ~ of t!Jt'l'I\'IJ War a n • not ones to forget. For· many yeCJrs til t'~ hrt\'l ' bt' t' ll bt•~ J utJ fyrn g tht' ~1rea on tlw Meigs County Courthoust' lawn where sta nd:-; tht• Civil Wc.r r Soldiers' Monument. This year with neither Pet:tr l Hcyrrold.s rwr Mrs. Herbert Mrller physicall)' able to put uot the fla gs aruuml tht• base of Ute monurnen l, Mrs. Miller's daughtn .. Jaehtt• Ht•t•tl . tl rd it fur them. Mrs. Miller, in ridl•rrtal ly. ltl MPr ~.s l' um1t( ~ uri! .\ rual d;;~u ~ hh•r uf a Civil Wa r soldwr. Today Mrs. Caddie Wie kham . now r'l'Sidr ng rn l ;rdlr pulr s. will plant tht' fl owers in the two la rge urns pul'rllHS('d rr wny Yl'ilf!; ago by the Da ughtcr!i of Union Vt• Lt•r~:~ n~. Tlw M't' nt ' 1s rmpressin• . J ust this remirrclerr\ teen t'('V I\'i:l l lS Ill prog ress at 1\ (J~ cr l Oa k Park With :;cnic('S to be ht~ld tonight and tolllorr uw ntght at 7<30 p.m. 111 thl' recreat ton build rng . Do n Nrcholsun 1 ~ the speaker w1d there are two singmg g r u u~s. The L'atTtcr> uf Belmont, W. Va. and The Gomb . Piqua . Tt•eua~ers. by the \\ ay . i:lft' encouraged tu take their )Xlrents. Here last weekend fur a prt•-Mcrnnnal Day vr.s it were Lt. CoL I Het. 1James M. H111ler and son ..II II lillY. Upper Marlboro, Md. and their da ughter amllre r husba nd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacko of San Anton to, Texa,. Ttit'l Mrs. Ewr Hartle\' and Mrs. Doroth .v Boller as well a; otlll'r rt· latJ n~:-; rn tilt' i:l rc~ . Mr. cmd Mrs. Dick Hollt.•r and tllt' rr twn t' hrldn·r1. Lon mul Bra d, Be lpre, ca me down fur a mil wllh Lire Huller fanll il . Many. rna ny w11llx• 111 town tin ~ 1\ l'Ckt•rrd. wh;rt w1th (.i ll tlw ~ ••mmi r euruor rs. ;md Wl•'ll bt• h.: 1ppy tn !war e~bout yuur gul.!sts. H's sun:' to be :1 great wt•L'kt'nd fllr farrrrlr t·s. and hl·n· ·s huprn g you €njoy C\'ery JJll null' of rl · and till'll go nrr ll1 ha\'l' a llll't' wl'ek. ""''''ri ' ' 1.1'1111 Im bode 11 ENCAr:UJ - Mr. an d Mr, . Frankl tn Imboden of fla CHi l! tll'l' <:illllOUilt'l /lg the Cngagl'lllCilt H!ld ct pp roetd llll/;; rnarrrag e of thl'rr daughte r , Tl' rcstt Lynn . tu PtiU l Glenn Sunpson. son of Mr . and Mrs. <:er;~ld Srmpsun. l{(J ('IIl(' . Thl1 bndc-1.:!ll'eliS a JlrnJ ur· HI Southl'nr l! rgh School whrlt' the prospcclive groorn IS i-l juru ur at Ohl!l ~J n ivers i ty rllil· jonng ur chemh.:;tl t:llMi nccn ng. Thl' 01wn d1Urd1 weddmg will be iill l'Vl' nt of SaLurday, .J une 10. ~~t 7::10 p.m . CJtlhc H.acme Ni:tZi:lrC/1(' Church . Tht• l((•v . .lntrn Coffm;ur wrll of· ftc1ate . tJOUJS made ll·3- The S11ndav Times-sentinel, Sunday, ·'-· ·-' ,• ·'· HY CATHERINE llENKI GALLIPOLIS - Charles Haner and Nora Joneti were o1arried on Wednesduy , Muy 24 . The bride was radiant and the groom slightly ner vous. Family, fri ends and onlookers wat cheu with carefu l scrutiny as the cuuplc CHESHIHF. - A former Cheshire m an, Boger Allen Hope, sun of Mr . nnd Mrs. St anley Hupe of Cleveland, was unrtcd m ma rrta 14e tn a double ring ceremony with Ma rie Karpinsky, claughtt·r of Zygmunt and Irene Kar· pin sky of Medina . Tho weddins was an event of April 22 at Sl. Francis XaviC:t Churrh in Medina wrt h Fa ther Wardego offici ating . The bnde, escort ed by her father, selected a noor length guwn uf imported Data lustre organz a. Vcni se lace a c· cen tcd he r hi gh necklin e shee r bodice and bis hop sleeves. Chantilla and Venise laee trimmed the flowi ng skirt that fell into a ch apel train behind hl•r. F'or her By Katie Crow :t~~:J . Uke to send birthday wishes to Dick Neutzling, Pomeroy. Drck ~elebrated his "day " Friday. Dtck has been confined to his home for sometime due to illness. BELATED BEST WillES TO A fine person. made their vows and then Hane r are re s ide nt s of Center. Mrs. Jones was given 1 Mr. and Mrs. l?oger N.upe in marriage by her gra ndson, Anthony Phillips, of Jackson. Mr. Haner was born August 3, 1888 in Ga lli a County. His only relative is a grandson. Charles Haner uf Columbus. Mrs. Junes was born July 5, t902 in Caralise, Ky. and came to Vinton County in 1904. Atten ding the weddin g were: Mrs. Mary Allie and hu sband, Mr s. Alma Holb rook, Mr s. Alzena Hcnrey and husband . Rev . Ernest Phi llips and wife. Grand children , Thomas Allie and wife, Phi llip Allie and J\1 r. 1111d .I Irs ( /wit' I 1/aner family, Bi chanl lk nrt'~ :rnd famil y, Mrs . l'Hrlllyn ll t,· k ~ and family.tlnlhtill)' l'lul lt p>. great grHrHlchthlrt•n . Bicha rd Haney, 1\ rny lh rk~ . Clll'islirutll r nry , Arl a111 :\ llh'. Tn mmra ll cne;·y . Weddin g mu sa· w a~ prov ided by Mrs. ~~~- n.•l An gel of Oak Htl l. Lorri I!:IITts , f lht' Tribune sta ff. .\ nwng thusc orga ni zing ttlc' Wt-'tldin ~ were Bessie ll ud!\4.111, dwr~e nurse; Diane · l'lr \l \l)f.!rttphl' r ll~~~.w t• r . wa s Sur Simpson, Bette :\lwc'l s and Tim Burnette. · ll t' w Mr. and Mrs. ·nw lb1\l'r arc nuw residing at enjoying some of the most beautiful country in the Park. The park helu a fa sc ination for the yow1g 11nd old alik e, narural water fall,, stre<lll lS, rock formations and pools. The church bus and SC\'era l cars left l'arly Ill tht• mo rni n~ to arrive at tile park just in Lime for the first hike to Old Man's Co\'e . Thts " "'strenuous fur the young and old but worthy of the effort . Afterwards they arrl\ etJ back at the picnit area just in time for hamburgers and hot dugs expertly preparl'<i b~ Bob \ elson, Dale Knottcr and Denny Coburn. Prayer was off ered by Danny Mann for lhe fot:<l . After a long rest the second hike wa s taken to Cedar ~· a lis. There were a few young me; who derided to 1<1ke a bi l of a shower at the falls to refresh U1eir tired feet and legs. All•·ere gratefu l for the bus riM back to the pi cnic area to return home. Tite day's activities were carefully plannl'l by Jirq Younkin , youth director and the youth committee. Denny Coburn is minister. The Kellogg- ll.rrund Peace Pact, named for the then U.S. Sec retary of St<1tc and Fren ch Foreign Minis te r res1>eetively. was signed by li2 natiuns irtl 928 andbannetl the US!.! of WCtl' CiS tlll instrurnent uf natt unal policy. 1 change - lostes change. !hot's why.., many smart brides choose contemporary din ing and M1. and M n . ;H,;xie jan,is kitchen acce5~rles . The grace· lui. elegant lln•s of cont•mi>O"· ary dulgn are OPt N HOUSE SLATED - Mr. and Mrs. Maxie Jarvis Wt'l' be honored wiU1;m llpen house on Junt'~ :l from 7 till 10 p.n1 . '111c celebration will be in honor of tlwir 40th wedchng iHH~ve rsar y mul will be hosted Uy their l'hildrcn. Th e open hu~e will be held at thei r homr on lkrger Street. Gal\i poh,. Tht.• t'nuple rcq u~ SL'i llwt no J.i lfts be Peddler 's Pantry would like to help every bride and groom enjoY" choosing , from 'our contemporary collection of masterpieces , the chi na , stoneware , crystl!ll. stainless, li nens arid cookware that they will treasure for years . 2 WEEKS - MAY 28 THRU JUNE 11 Pythian Sisters meet We Invi te you Ia come In and let us add your name to our br idal reg rstry . Glit*n'l Bast Flat Latax Ho• Pllnt al ~) present. Pythian Sisters welcomed in ne't\ members, Smitty a nd Sadie ltunyon , and F'reda .11 lflm as.'l .ast rnonlh Da ve r· and Dottie "''cCoy and Huth Wc!ls were acce pted a s mcmhe" . AT • Quick drylng durable flat llnl1h • Rt1l111 bl111111, PHIIng, mildew • Euy WI Itt cltan·up Peddler's Pantry STATE & THIRD----GALLIPOLIS , OHIO Hefr e, lt ment • followed with punch, chet~e sa ndT he frrsl ro und·l.rrp ;nr · , M , l w1ches and cookie!! Next Rerru ce "c 1 awn 1 . 1 as lTOS:>i l/lg uf till' 1\l /iilltll' \\ 11.'1 C' lt ie f: Sha rle ne Dix on, meeting will be \Yednosday, lll~t dt• 111 the Hn lt"'h drn grbll' 28 Exce ll ent St·rrior ; C hrr ~ Junt' at 7: 30 p.m. Anyone H<li rn IHI \1. r. II wish ing tu jo in the Sistcr.s IJT' A(H I ill S, ,·, xct.' l' n1 •1Ull i!J I' : K ~ n i g h ts of Pythir:ts please ('a ll Ma Y t h 0 r 11 (' K e c l l' r · Smit t} Hu ny on ut Hfi-:1606. Sen·crary; B<·v Cla rk, Musrcwn ;. Flurencr Willis, Tr ea sur er ; 1-: lla bell a Me· Donald, Man age r ; Mar y Marga ret Wrll rs, Prulcetor SUNDAY Hn d fill ed rn :1 s Gu t1rd . Kn ight' atl endlng wer e Toni HEV . JES~ E Kelly at \Ya~lUt Mill s ami Cl iff Dixon. 1\rm a Hidgc.Clwrch 7:30 p.m. Ogd in from Wilkesv ille was SUNDAY HOM ECOMI NG and basket dinner, Ehenezer Church at ~~~~~~~~ \~ ~~,~~~ ~~1 ~~res r~;~~:~ TURNS f'O UR - Srntt Brown, son of Steven and Yvonne Brown nf Rt. 1, llidwell , <'t iebr•ted his fourlh birth· day on May 23 with a cookout at the home of hi s maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs . Curti s Chrlsliao, Sr. of lronlon. Altendlog were hi s paternal grandfather, Mr. Lu•ler Brown ol Ash land , Ky.; Daon y Chrlsllan, an onr le: Mr . and Mrs . Chr b tlao , the gu esl of honor and his pareol8 . llomemad• Ire <ream and cake, de ~ orate d with a co• b•·y and Indian motif , was enjoyed. Sending gifts were Jim and Mary Brown of As hland, Ky., f'lorence Christian of Ironton and Kathi e Ferguson of Gallipolis. c;;n,, Sondo.J recu~r 112.49 SAVE s4.so 's l{Ou.J hro.dquo..rkfs bor ~oJs: 0tn.f>P-1 Md Stia.Pf-Y 1'5ll.SSlf Md sna.ppy. ~ Wl+h Co'rff'ltCtble. ~ DIDaiB IIIBt Blass Ho1111 and Trim Pilot • Chalk reslalant gloss flnllh • Oulc~ drylng, eeay lo un • Eny Wlllf cltan·up MONIJAV HEVIVAI. starting at Ch urch of God uf Prophecy running through J u11 e 3 at 7: 30 p.m. wt th Hev . Hohert Hanna, speaker. •J dLLrnb!e- ccnstructbn, ond Of pe_oj ' SAVE · ·-=· 4.50 1 .... Anthon y ,., ~ s-;lt£1~ - ·-·-- St NIMY FOUHT II 11nmwl Ctt~ Park to M 1)lllld JIJ/1 5.5 rnrlc ruad l'f-lf'('' .. p I'll n :.'iT F HI'OINT Freewtll Bapr tst l'hu rc lt rel'l\•al wrth Culv1n H>J ) F. v1nt'. 7::10 p.lll. TIJESDAY VINTON OES praL1i ce for Inspec tio n 7:30 ~ . m . at I .,dge . WF: ONESDA V EXE IU 'ISE (;ruu p Wek(Ji nt: \'t'lerans Mcmorialllospital Adrni tred - fli ck Yost, Hutla nd; Clarence Mur ray, Mtd tile port : Edith Well' h, tl lbany : C>•-rol Wines, Mid· dleport . D I St' h ar~l'd Tim Jl(j ndtdplt , ll cnu ce Clar k, ThunHJS St cw1.1rt Br ian Aei kcr, Seotl Dewees, Toni lludsun , St trliog Hayburn , Wu ncla S p rH ~ u e, Fl oss ie ll tll vn, Uer,lie l Lema ster, Hrck Yust , ll unn ah {irecn lee . 1 Wagon. HSVI', H6·20i0. Tlw P:warmt C11nal Zone Is THURSDAY , June I PHILAMATHE ON Garden a stn p of lcmd tXtt>ndrng- ftvc part y 6:30, home of p hyllis 111 11t•.'i on t·H r'h side of tht· 1 'mr HI wrd runnirrg 51 1111h•s Thomas. iHTt) SS til l! ( ~l h ii iiJ !'> of VINTON OES in spection 7:o0 l,(trwrrrc r ht'IWP<'II 1\t lantil' p.m., potl uek. .and Pa<·Jflt · Ot•t·a ns. - todey and tomorrow. gi ven. (;AL LI POI.I S Orr Wednc,day, May 24 Pythtan S1sters held inili t1tlun and rn spe cllon uf Gall ipolis Tetnpl c 76. Hobie C:o uu, Drstrr ct Deputy fro m Wilke,. vrl le IIISpcl'led lhe Tt•m pl c. Barb a ra Srrn s, Most Ex · c\'llcnl Chief , ca ll ed lit e tlmelen blending b.,.utlfully with any period or style - y..terdoy, noon. PLANS TO WED · Mr. and ' 'I" 1Jav1d Sexlun of Route I, Hid well, amJVUII! 'P till' t•rrgagerllcnt of their d<t ughter, His< Lynn , to H>Jmtld Jltll. " '"of Mr ;md MrR. Horner lltll of )(oute 2, Hi! lw!'i l. Tht· ll tHrTH•gc "til be pt:r· funned H1 tl1c meadow uf lht· bruli··s lronrt· on .Jrmt' :1 i:d fi p.rn . Mt" Sexton ""d II til atT gr1Jtlu11te; of Nort lr Ciillrll lftgh Sdwol ami arf' t·tnployl'd hy Dr l>nrr Nottl'r. L-emeteries of the county. Specia l hours for this weekend will be today and Monday , May 29, from 2-4. Admission is 25 cents for chi ldren and 50 cents fur adults. Times Change Tastes Change TINTS SLIGHTlY HIGHER $18 99 Wh it e & Brown Leather Thornton ~Crosby vows made at April wedding SALEM CF: NTEH ·· Arrangl•mcnts uf tulips and daffodils decor<tted the SHicm Center Uni ted Method ist Church fur the weddin~ of D1ane~ Luis Th urntun , dcwghtcr of Mr. ami Mrs. WJ!ll iHn 1. . Thornt on. l.angsv rllc, and W<tlter A. Crosby, ' on of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Cros by , Dayton. The weddi ng was an even! of ilprrl 15, HI I ::10 j>.m with the Hev. Hobert Bumgamer uffkilili rrg. Mu"c was presented by Mary Culwell ami C:reg Bane, piamsts, and l.1bby Smyse r, sn luist. C1vcn 111 marriage by her father, lite bride was attireu 111 a guwn of bndal set tr n fa shi otlt'd with a fitted bodiec, lung slecv<'S, and a O<tred full ' kirt nuwrng into a tn.11n. She won.· .a chetpl'l length vc 1l of 11/ usiun and Uercd blusher, li nd earrtt.•d H bouquet of yellow and red tulips ami daffodil,. Th ~ bndc's atte nd ants were Vtrk r McCurn bc r. , Chesh1n· . and La rarn e McEihanev, .lultnstuwn . The\' ' of green and. wur·e gowns vdl uw fa sluunr rl wi th lung sleeve,, high necklines. anti A·l ine skirt , . Tll cir buuq ueb were yellow daffud tls ami tulip, . Jmnes Harnmcl. Xt.'llli:L was best man, and the "' her was Htd rard Smith , Dayton. All of the 111ale member' uf the wedding p1:1rty were 111 beige tuxedos 11nd hHd daf· fudil bouton nieres. A reec1>tion hononug tht.· couple was helrJ tiered ca kl' topped with wedding bdls and having the traditiurw l miniaturt! bride ttnd gruom between the third a nd fou rth Licrs. Miss DonnH Thurnt nn AA II Wl!i t.' wul ,Joa n S rdt • r~.; presH.Icd at Llw tabl ~ . (; uesls Wl'I'L' ~(;··~~~ • Mon.&Frl.tlllp ,m. Tues. Wtd. Sat. Ill! Thurldly I 11112 \ (~ ' I mur~rnbr I "The Unisex Sh.op " f1 \ _, ___i. PLAN NOW FOR OUR GRAND OPENING JUNE 1 -2~3 REGISTER NOW FOR FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE Gallipolis , 0 . 46 State ·s t . li m ~. ~1 r ~ . Tll ornlnn Wtl l' l' a IJt'll.!l' Sil l! Wll fl i1 daffuthl l'O!'· .'<tgt· prnk 11'glstert•d by Mrss Darlt•m· Thorrr tun. A sccu nd I'Cl'l'plu rl'tc ptuHr hurwr·rng tlw l'uupl l· wus hcl tJ thal eveni ng at Dayton. Tlw ne w Mrs. Cros by 1s ;r ·grad ualt• - -.uf Mt•lgs 1-llgll Sd wlll ami atl endcd H1u C: ra rr dt• C oll e~e . Mr . C'ro,h)' grad uated from Ow Dayton ('r ly Sr hoHISHlld IS t•lll pluytd wrU1 Sl'hl'lhl' l'll lll Oa yton. Fur lwr daught er \ ll'<•d· vii.:- ~1 r~ <'roslJ~ w;r:-. Ill ~ ~,wn < m<l alsu 1\ PI'l' a ct ilafftK IJl l'llr~; r g e Dur lu i'a\ nunfa\'il l' ltl' 1s JUSt lrkt · Llwt uld radro prul! rarll . Hurnor lwth tlllt''s "'urniJ<•r 011<' 011 tlte lltt l :tra(lt·. t\111\J .... tt·r 1 IL. I IN Gabadrene Wlllf STAIN-EZE Emphatically Elegant. Winged Collar over loop·buttoned placket. Softly gathered mock buttoned skirt and pnncess style back. Our new collection by Bu lova proYes th at digital time can be beautifully styled and dependable . too. We haYe the newes t fa shtons an d leatures .. .for men and women .in both LED and LCD styles . All prog rammed for acc uracy lo within a minute a year. J'rom WHITI! SWAN UNIP'OftMS \ IIC--/-1-·- n:tts ~ ' 1\tl rs \Valier Crusb v • • ~ llll'l' illbr A NAME YOU KNOW ON A WATCH .YOU CAN TRUST • 1~ JUdgment a l w ~t y.~ dro~e lh!::' best brea d to L'al. Nccr rl y 40 pcrre nt of the people livmg 111 the wurld':o. ptJU I'l' l' c uunt rrc~ are less t!ran 15 Yl'lii'S uf age , The Cunft•rerH·c Hoard rellll i'L'i. Smart New Pro I; 'It~~~\: : : : : :·:·,· · · ,...,...::·····::',:' ~ SUNDAY The F'irst Step Mothers' Club held its fam ily picnic Wednesday, Ma y 17 , at the Elks Farm . Mrs. Jean Gillesp ie initiated the office rs for the t978·79 year as fo llows: Kathy Wray. preSi dent ; Car ol Th ompso n, vice president : Bridgette Sol es, secretary : Bar b Sheets, treasurer : Shcr la Ferguson, reporter : Cher yl Basi L historian. Eve ryone enjoyed th e picnic and partt cipated in a volley ball game late r that even i n~ . ilnc1ent Egyptians dcrflcd tht• rr~ t , \-..·hidr ~ yrrr bolr zcll 1 Spring (Valley 52S JACKSON PIKE ·HOURS MON·SAT. 9 am • 8 PM Picnic held in the tnp tu enroll now. We ar e makin g th e an nouncement early to give ad equate time fu r people to secure the necessa r y fina nces." Cost for th e program is $300 per student. This inclu des tuition , food, transportation and camp si te. Maximum enrollment is twenty st udents. A course int rod ucti on will he given .June 19 in Allen Hall on the ftio Grande campus. 'll1i' will be the deadline for C(lu r se registrati on. Fees for the workshop will also be due al th i' time Fu r lu1ther information. or to registe r for the worksho p, con tat1 Leo Hil l. Rio Granue Col lege a nd Commu ni!) Co llege , Riu Grande, Ohio, 45674 1245·5:1531, or stop by the Adrm ss iuns Office and pi ck up an information packet. Festival at Rio Gl·a nd e and the Wellston Hota ry Minstrel Show. The band was born in 1973, when B tuba playe r !stilt with the band ) and pianist agreed to lead sing·alongs at the tavern on Thursday nights. Ten members parti cipated in the recording sess ion : Luther Bolen and Gene Minn ey, trumpets; Hae Dett y, piano ; Jim Bruney and Dale Perry, banj os; Gord on Hix on, sa xoph one; Tom Burk e, clarinet ; Dan Coates, trombone : Dave Dea rth , dru ms, a nd J ohn Vanek, tuba . " I guess you could call us a 'non·pro fit ' grou p," said Burk e, who is also proprietor of the Crosskeys. "The album WC:iS recorded because we wanted to have something to gi ve the peop le whose en, thusi asm has kept us playing. The proceeds frum the album sa les will just about handle our reco rdi ng costs." The recordrng was done by Makin Tracks, Inc., a new ftr m opera ting out of Chill icothe. The band members all have other occupati ons ! two are muSic teachers), and regard the A;1onishers as a strictly "for·fu n" operation. Copies of the album 1$5.951 ar e av ail a ble fr om the Crnsskeys Tavern, 19 E . Main St .. Ch illicothe. Ohio 45601 1phone 614·77 4-<1157) . r----------------,·- ·- _,. _-- - ·- · - 1 • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HID GHA NDE - If you hav e dream ed about photographing rugged ro ast· lin es or s ket ching sc eni c seascapes, an CJrea workshop is just fur you. Biu Grande College and Community College is of· ferin g a fi eld experi ence trip to Bar Harbour , Maine, July I to Jul y 15. Area artists and art st udent s arc encoura ged to part tcipatc. Leo C. Hi ll and l.il rk Napi er will be the in structors. Six hours of coll ege credit will be a warded tu those students l' rl mpl cti ng the requi red work. h" tru ctor Hill , co m· men t1ng un work shop pr e p ar~t i u n s, sa id , " We cncuuragc anyone interested TO BE PRESENTED - The Design and Constru ction Committee of St. Peter's Episcopal Church will hold a formal presentation of architectural layouts and drawings of the proposed educational addition to the present church structu re, following the morning worsh.ip service on Jun e 4, at II : 15 a. m. in the Parish HalL Archi tect Hobert I. Grant a nd tile Committee will be available to answer questions about these sc hematic designs of the exterior and interior plans. Coflee and cookies will be served. The Committee, with Mrs. William Cherrington, chairperson, includes Timothy Betz, Mrs. William .Jenkin,, Gene West, Mrs. Richard MacKenzie, Thoma s Moulton, and Fr . Albert Mac Ken7.ie, Ht•t·tor of St. Peter's. The Vestry is planning a notable ground breaking ceremony as part of the June 18 morning worship service . Looking at plans are Mrs. Thoma' Mou lton, Srnior Warden of Vestry; Fr. Albert MacKenzie, Rector , and Mrs. Willinm Cherrington. charrperson of Design and Construction Committee. I j//;:}::::::::::<:::.::.:,::::.,.,.,,,··,:.. .. before a live audience on one of those Thursdays: Dec. 22, 1977 . Th e Astoni sher s ha ve played for civic groups and social fun ctions around central and southern Ohio for several years. Recent appearances have included the Bainbridge Festival uf Leaves, the Bob Evans Farm Artist workshop readied KYLE ALLEN is serving ·as chatrrnan ot the excursion rides on the P. A. Denny sternwheeier that will be in Pomeroy June 2.1 and 24 during Big Bend Regatta weekend . Friday rides will be from 8 to 10 p.m. and 10:30 to 12 :30 a.m. featuring a disco party one each ride. There wil1 be a Saturday cruise from 10 a.m. to noon for senior citizens. Saturday afternoon cruises will be at 12:45 to 2:45, 3:30 to 5:30 and 6:15 to 8:15. Saturday evening there will be an excursion dance from 9 to midnight. Music will be provided by Orlando Colwnbo and tl1e Tophatters orchestra . All rides are $5 per person except senior citizens rides whieh are $3 . The Saturday night excursion and dance is $20 a couple ar\d there are only 22 co uple reservations available. Persons wishing to make reservations are to call Kyle at Ewing Funeral Home, 992·212t or Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Office at992-5005 on Monda y, Tuesday and Friday. This added attraction is a welcome addition to the many festivities of the Big Bend Regatta . like the theme says, "Hiver ~· un for Everyone." MUSEUM OPENED Whether you live in Meigs Co unty or are just vi siting , a plea sant sf op is the Meigs County Muse um on Butternut Avenue in Pomeroy. Here you can tak e a trip back in history with lhc rnformation featured on the History Wall . The Locat or Unit gives you a IO<>k at different spots in the town ships of the county. 1n the mini th eater you can play a guessing game of wher e in the co unt y each picture wa s ta ken. Ther e is a lso an CXhibit O( gravestone rubbi ngs fr om vari ous The Chillirothe · based Dixieland band, has released it s first 33· LP album, "The Goosetown Astonishers - At flum e." The "horne" in the album title refer s to the Crosskeys Tavern, where the group plays every Thursday nrghL The albu m was recorded Hlll.'lll :~27 l'IIH'Cf CSt. Hupe, LJnc!c uf tlw ~ room , and Sia nley Karptnsky,brolher uf th e bride. All wore peach culur I uxedo,. Ea rme Hupc wc1s ringbcarer. Hr is 1.he son of Mr.llnd Mrs. Ma rion Hupc llf Wilmingt on. C't~ U si n or the gruom . F(lr her dc:tugh!cr'!i wtdding. Mr s. Karp tns k) ; cl<• t· red " peach co lore d gu wn uf text urcd crepe. Mrs. Hu pc: chose a gu wn uf mint !:{recn Pont e-de-roma . A reception was hel d aft er lhc ceremony al the V.f' .W. Hall in Ch atham. Th e bride's ta bl e fe alurcd a thr ce·ri cred wed din g cak e wit h CJ m rn iatur e W(' dding p<Hi y. '1110 cake was baked by the groom's mother and sistcr·s. A din ne r wa s cat ered by tht• fr rcnds of the bride. For a wedd ing trip tu Florida the lmdc changed rnt u tt thr ('e pi ece pant s !SU i t. 'llll' m·w Mr . and Mrs. Rupe a r ~ re sid in g in Shc rf il'ld l.il ke, Ohio . Uut of luwn guests included La rry and CCJ rulyn Little cmd daught ers. Cheshire; Nuw Hope, Kyger, La rr y and Beverly Hupe ami famtl) , Albany. Harlow ami H11 lh Tate, Chrl licotlic, and Ma rton and F:vely n Ho pe and swr of Wrlmington . CHILLI COTHE - Goosetown Ast onisher s, a I WOULD LIKE to clarify an article that appeared recently in the paper. So many readers think I am the new mayor of the village of Syracuse. This is incorrect. · When former Mayor Herman London resigned , the prestdent of council , Eber Pickens, automatically became Mayor . I was merely named as president of counciL Just thought I would straighten out the misinterpretation . Pinecrest Care Center. They met and love soon followed. When wedding bells were heard in the baekground they asked Nora 's son, Rev. Er· nest Phillips of Jacksun to perform the ceremony at the pi L1urc hat overl aid with organza. Att ached at the back of her hat was il flour· lcnglh veil of Vcnise lace . Sht• C'~lrl· ied B buuquct !lf whih· ~prin t..: nuwers Hlllid gret•ncry and baby's brt'a tlt . B ~r b Karpinsky, Sisler t.•f .the bride. served as maid t1f hunor . Bridesmaid s Wl 1'C Trud y M<i rshall , .sister uf tht groom. and Susie K~-trp insky , sister-in·law of the bride. '11Jey wore noor·length halt er drt.•sses of pe ach jersey with nnwing eapl cls of chiffon. 'lltcy also wore peach pi clurc hat s a nd ca rried spri ng fluwers annd g re ene ry. F luwer girl !; were Kl'l sti Littl e, daught er of Larry mrli Can~ iyn Littl e, Cheshire, and Mi ssy Sapata , daughter uf Hun and Ruth Sapat:l of PannH. They wor·c fl (Jo!'it' nglh pea ch and whit e dn•sses and white pic:: Iure lwts. They carried basket ' of spnng fl owers. Butb girls an• mt•ccs of the groom. Hupt' selected Guy Hregl rng ro be his best man . Hi s groomsme n wer e J ohn Mar,hall. and Mark Kar· pinsky. lshe rs were Marion Goosetown Astonishers rele(lses first live album ··'·'· Katie's Korner hurried off till their honeymoon ... just two doors down . The Haner·Jones wedding was like the thousanus of other wedd ings that take place every day with one small exceptiuu, Th e groom is 89 years old and ·his blushing bride all of 75. The new Mr. and Mrs. headpiece she chusc a whitt AND in utlk ing Lu J o Stal naker about I ill' trtp. ll't'. uf course .. asked about h~r two suns. Brut'e and '1\·r ry , both prufes~ r un al s1ngers. Haner-fones u edding I /Ji.~tril>utor The Uniform Center 3ss SECOND AVE.·- - - -·- '' I t ·- -·- ..- . . GALLIP,OLIS, OHIO __ j Thts gi ft season give a BuloYa Quartz Digital. A watch that 's easy on the eyes .. . in more ways than one. Fro m $69.95. illCO. Goldtont "111111. fi IYfiCIIOIIS $111.10 \ I . LC,D. Tel II hDUII , mlnllt!5 and C. l tD. Got dt ont case 1nd bJ rld Champa11ne tau . ~ tu nctlcns. s•.M D. tCD. ContOUJ!d IOidtone cue , ~ tl vt ) IICt! l l11rttlicn1 $U5.to f:. trD Jewelr ylly\e<l t)tJcetet • •lch In lll!lmJnl guldtone Dill lights up wllh time and date $1JI.INI F. l[ D. AU sh lnl!n Sll'et , RI!Ck tau . 6 htllttlons $.11.15 ! Will I . L£0 . Contoured fOidlone cue Brown COtflm JII I P ~ ,unchDIII . $H.00 11. LED . Coldtorte Chf . t llard &rained 1t rap. 5 funcllont . $140.00 Derifield Jewelry "Across From Theater'' -o1 SECOND AVE . ~ t!CO rltJ~ Cot dtone wil l\ champagne fact Ul.t5 �B-5- TIJe Sunday Times-senti nel, Sunday, May m, 1978 , Tilt! Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 Senior Citizen Scene Chester .UM Church setting for Hein-Osborne wedding l'HF:STER- Miss Deborah II<·Jn, daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Richard .J . Hc1n . Mlltersv il le. and Gal e d !-J IJurnr, ::;on of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Osborne, Long l:lotlliiiJ. uxl'han gt.~d wetllli ng ~ o\.\ ~ · in an open church at the Chester t:ll tlt•d Methodist Church . •\ pi il l at 2::lO p.m. The Hev . ( t ' l' t 'IIHI IlY l lui.>ert Hayden l) ~ t.lo u~l c (; l'urge offil'iau~d at rmg t·~re mo u y . Pickens, second sludent at !he Kentucky ! 'l1r1stian College, Grayson, h. ~· .. re<~ d from Ephes.1ans 5: · 11 ovcs submit yourse lves l•'il l' ' UJ l 11 yuur h u~ b a nds , as untu : l~c Lord .... " Bruce Bissel l. Long llollom. and Mik e La rkins. Long Bot· tum; cousin of the groom, Da ve Sorden. Middleport. and Willi a m Amb erge r, Cl1est!•r. They wore e~ m e l rolurcd tuxcducs trinunt...'CI with black velvet. and ivory ruffled sil trls. The groom wur~ a canwl tuxt..•du with 1\lory tritn , black v el~.tt'l vest ::md tic . and <nr ivory shi rt With bruwn rufflt's. Todd Osbornt•. Flemming. nephew uf the groom was the ring bt.•.a rc r. Hl' wo re a light leu\ SUit With a da rk brown ~ tur1 and tan tit' and carri ed~~ whrtt•Sii l 111 ptl luw. t\ rt..Te pt 1011 was .':it'rved !11 Soloist was Miss Kim B11tey \', ht1sc selections ind udl•d ·\ \wa ys and rorever" , " You i .tgilt Up My Life", and We vc Only Just Begun ." ,t,·nnifer Madur, orgamst. played !he three songs for ;,1" s Bate) and also i!ld udcd Hnan's Song". "If" and Sl'I'VIllg wer(• lll{'mbcrs of the dHuTh ~l ung wit.h K.:rthy Pu\lius and Pam H1ffle. ilflcr tlw rceeption. the bndc ehanged intu ~ l avender ruffl cxl skirl and a white rot· tun shirt for (l huneym.uon trip to tile Smoky Mountains. Tht•y spent limP at Gatli n· burg, Cherokl!l'. Townsend, Pigt•nn Forge, Ten n .. and in thl' Curolinas. They now rcsid<' a t Houle I, C'oun try l..ct nt.•, Shade. Tire new Mrs. Osborne is <J IniB gradua(l' of F:astern 1 \ t ~ lt Sehoul nn d dut• s \'Oi untec r work with PPrsoncd ,\ dvoc.aq ·. The groom, a 19H greid£t ull' of F.ast(•nt, cmd a 19/G gn:tduat.l' uf Hucklllg the cilur eh soe tal room ful lowt11g the l'crcmuny Tht· '1\ ·duural tltret• Ur red \\·t·dding cakt·' degn·t• m tl'<.:rcC:Jtiun cmd was decorawt! with pink rust.:'s cmd (;nTI<III l'ulumns and fe(ltured tlw \\'L'ddin ~ coupl e bct wct.'n trc rs. A ~s r stt ng with tlw reccptvn wildlife. is employed 11s a laiJurer fur Blunt lli'Ut hcrs Culh•gc with a l'oiL"trud ton · uf Wa shington D upont. Bllltlll ll, Long ButtPII1 . Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carr J.: \t· r~ rccn . ·· An arch ed t· e~mh.: lrlb r ;t . dv11g wtth tw o nme IJnmch , andelnbrH dcmnned tiH' ANN IVERSARY MARKED - Mr. and Mrs . Leslie 13. Carr. Pomeroy, celebrated teir 38th wedding anniversary on Mother 's Day at the home of their daughter and son-inlaw, Mr . and Mrs . Gene Wolfe , Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Carr are also the parents of Mrs. Rita Huges, Mrs. Nancy Griffith, and Ronald Carr who were unable to at· lend due to illness. Other guests of honor allhe celebrallon were Mr. Ca rr's sister. Edna Marie Watson, Point Pleasant. whose birthday was celebra ted, and his mother, Mrs. Garnet Carr. Point Pleasa nt, honored as the eldest living mother of the fam ily having five children, ni ne - ~l'anilch il rlren , :l8 greal-gran dchildren, and seven great· gre~ l ·g rundchildren . Also attending the dinner were Mrs. Jeanie Boggs, Steve Schneider. Troy Gri ffith . Rick Tay lor, and Juice Wolfe, grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Ca rr. Doves and ga rlands dec or~ted the tiered anniver· S<J ry cake . Both the anniversary cake and the birthday cak e were i><1ked by Mrs. Nancy Roush of Tuppers Plains. , ilurch. The fan ul.1 pews \\t' tT marked with whltt' S<-Jll n lii 1\\ S. in marnage by' ht•r !;1ther. tlw bnde wure a slll'er pol) t'ster O\' CI' taHew guwn lilshiuncd with a s tand u~ cui· Iii r, full , sheer sleeves !:<~ lhe rcd at the wrisl. an empi ll' waist. with the skirt flow· mg intu a trO:Jin . Venict• lcu.'l' 111\)tifs were featured un the ~~ow n . The bride's VI! II was at!ad!l'd to a cC:Jmelut c t~ p ;tnd \\aS also decorated wtth \ cntt'l! l~;~ ct! motifs. Site cotrricd a white le~ ce f<.t n .h.'tTnted with peppernu nt. ( ;l Vl'll Hli ll Ul'l l l' ~ ~ll' a t h, f OS l'S , RSVP POMEHOY - Our lhHnks go to several male membt'rs of the Retired Seni or Volunt eer Program . The next time you drive pas! the Center or •re at the Center, take the time to look at !he river bank and !he flower beds and observe what they have accomplished . The following volunlcers have been working Vl'ry hard the past two weeks sprucing up the outside appea rance of lhe Center. They provid ed not on ly the labor but many brought their own tools wilh which to work with. This is certa inly above and beyond the ca ll of duly and il is much appreciated by everyone . Thank you, Cliff Christy . Virgil , Gene, Daylon and Kermit McElroy. Cl•rence McNeal, Jerome Cook. Charles David, FtanR Clark , Homer Young and Charles !Wgers. Also thank you lo Hugh and Wayne Leofhei t and Delmas Kearns. Thi s chore is a never ending job and we could use your help. Just one hour of your time wo uld be of great assistance. If you can help wilh the mowing, call the RSVP offi ce at 992·7884. There is a new paint job on the floor of the activities room at the Center. thank s to members of !he square dance gro up. Th~ feeling was that it would be eas ier to dance if the floor w•s painled. fn addition to making it easier to da nce it certamly gives the room a nicer appearance. Tha nks go to· Paddle Lambert, Darell Tay lor, Andrew Warner. Jerome Coo k, Ann Cook, Bob McElhinney and Cli ff Christy. Governor 's Conference Th e 1978 " Governor 's Conference on Aging" will be held June 20 and 21 at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus. Transportation will be • lJ a iJy' ~ sprtngert fe rn cmd \\httc .Stltln bows. lh-11)' Wrtlesel. aunl of till' I.Jt tdt·, was tht> matron uf l1oJ1or . an d the bridesmaids "''"' Terri Bailr. Lung llot· !1111 1. Jeanne Bahr, Tuppt'r!i I l<:tl!lS , De lJbt e :mU whtte gluvcs. 1n light gret•n ~;o 11 ns and white dr ess hats. l\\ o tn hght pink gowns and p111k hats. and the matron uf ltnnur wa s 111 a lighl bl ue• g U\ \11 wtd a wh1tc dress h;;~t dl'cu rated wtth H light !Jiul' :•;olt n ribbon and daisy . Atny Conno lly, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Warren Connol· I; . HeedsvJIIe. was the fl ower ~n l. She wore a long sleel'ed la;ht pmk gown . a dress hcl! , a nd ei-l rri cd a wlutr Wl t:kl'r \,;1skel of ramiJowpeta ls. Terry Stelhem .-as best lt tHII ttnd the ushers were Receives award GALLI POLIS - Mary Waugh Crump. daughter of the late John W. and Goldie J. Waugh . Crown City, recenlly recei ved the Faculty Award for being named !he must outstanding scnlor nursin g student for the past spring semest er . Mrs . Cru mp gr aduate d from No rt heasl Loui siana Uni versit y, Monroe. La . with a BS deg ree in nursing on May 13. A member of Phi Kappa Phi n;otoonal honor soc1 r1y, Mrs. · Cru mp gradoaled Cum laude. She is married lo Roger M . POMEROY .. Pian s hal'c been completed for the open chureh wedding of Miss Rita Casci , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P<tul CascJ, Middleporl, and Terry Whillalch. son of 1928 Welcome Wagon club activities Mr. May 24 - Exercise group Julie Ormsby RSVP 446'2070 7:3P p.m. May 26 - Couple bowling at Skyline Lanes, 9 p.m. May 31 - Exercise group. Julie Ormsby, RSVP 44&-2070, 7:30p .m. June 2- Garage Sale at Cindy Poller, 375 De bby Drive, 9 a.m. til 5 p.m. June 5 - Board meeting for boa rd members 7:30p.m. at Cindy Potter's. June 7 - Exercise group at Julie Ormsby RSVP 44&-2070. Morning bridge 9:30a .m. at Teresa Bih\'s RSVP 4#-1937 . June 8 - Crafi.S 1 p.m . T·shirt transfer at Ann Rauh RSVP :188-98W. Canasta 7:30p.m. RSVP Garren Snyder 367.0007. June 9 - Co uples bridge 7:30 p.m. RSVP Janice Hanley MARY W,\ t:G H CHUMP 446-&70. June 14 - Get acquainted coffee 10 a.m. RSVP Gina Crump . Th ey hav e 1wo Kosmo 44&-3191. ch ild r en, Brian , II . an d June 15 - Evening bridge Pam Terrizzi RSVP 446-44115. Angela. 9. They reside at 643 Welcome Wagon is open to any inleresled party in !he West Highland. Ave. in Wesl area. Ca ll Joy Alwood al44&-8599 or Marl' Ann Jamison al 446' M l lll i'UC . 2649 for inf o;mation. · · Mrs. Crump is a 1959 grad ual e of r;,. ll ta Academy High School. Allendmg the graduation cercmnnres from thi s area wen• CHrr ol Waug h. GaiiipuiJs and Iva n Waugh, l11i lli l'O Ihe. rI -----..-----------1I I FLEXSTEEL FINE FURNITURE BEGINS ON THE INSIDE TO ASSURE QUALITY, COMFORT, BEAUTY AND DURABILITY I ! _ !DT-11111,.._,... - IUIIIAill II! ..... IIIII If 01 0111! IIOinT • POUUTU fllll :"'<.liM! 111 roau ""*.D MTII fi!Ul llrUJAU lht• Ct•ntt'l' at H 11.1 11 . and nrr! vt• lwntt' lit uppnl :till llllt' l)' 6 p.m . t..'ost for lhr e.mft•renl'<' IS $:1 Pl'J'Hblc bl' .lum· 5, 1978. ··n,r d~n· 's u(1ivltit•s in· dmks workSIHIJ)S whirh will ctwt•r sud1 tuph's ns n•llgaon un d spirltullll y. Cl'i ii i C. scxuai it v und the l•l dl'r mlult, nnd m~lti-pu rpllSC senior ('\'ll lt~rs . A \ s~~ plnnnNI is a eombinn tion wurkstlop ln ~ volv in~ pr('\'t,mtiv(' h~'~llth ha bit s und lru•orpnrutln g, fHtis on free heullh 1csting, ph)'Sicul fit ness pro~nuus tt nd nutrition . Aiwther work shop t•u n- ecnlrlltt•s on setlin g uiJ· jectives fur !he Ohiu Com· mission on Aging for the eoming )'CHr. Speukers fur lht• day Ul· elude Martin Janis. Din,.,lor or !he Oh io Commiss ion un Aging. and Govl•rnur .Junws Rhodes . Let's have n good 111 tendance from Meigs Counl)' !his year. Call us al 99H IIIIl or 992·711116 by June 5 if yu u would like lo allend !he Confcrtm<.·c June 20. Old Man 's Cnve We are planning 10 vi sil Old Man's Cave on Thu rsday, June :zg_The day .-ill be spent in enJoying nalure's bcnuly and a picnie lun eh. An AORTA bu s has been reserved fur thts trip. Co;1 will be approximalcly $5 per tht' L"t:·ntt~r and mor e t•nn be ordered for until'r $1 each. If you are inlrrcsted in a riledici ne dispenser , please ca ll 992· 73 11. The sta ff at the Center will help you fill your dispenser, if you will bring you r medicine and dispenser with you to the Center. Remember the Center will be elo sed Monday for Memoria I Day . Have a nice .... k. RIO GRANDE, Ohio - Th e School of Homestead Living, an early Ameri can craft program, will beg in instruction June 12. in Rio Grande, Ohio. Rio Grande College and Community College (RG CCC ), in coo peration with Bob Evans Farms, has developed this new edu cation al program to help preser ve and pa ss along to future ge nerations the crafts to our forefathers. Classes and dates for the progra m are: Tole Painting, June 12·16; Basket Weaving, June 19·23 ; Leather craft , June 26'30 ; Wooden Fann Tool Making, July 10.14 ; Woo l Spinning, July 17·21; Rug Making, July 24·28; Basic Chair Caning, July 31·Aug. 4; ~. ,_ Basic Pottery, Aug. 7-11 ; and Blacksmithing, Aug. 14-18. All classes run Monday th rough Friday. Times are 9 a .m. to 4 p.m . Monday through Timrsday and 9 a.m. to II a.m. Friday. Location for the classes is the Bob Eva~s Farms Craft bam , just ouls1de of R10 Grande on Ro ute 35. Costs for each individual class ra nge from $30 to $50. Meals at the co llege can be arranged . · Dormitory living arran gement s are also available for four nights at an additional fee. the Registration for program ca n be made in person at Rio Grande Coll ege m the Office of Continuing Ed ucation. Regist ration by mail or ph one is also Republican Candidate MADRIGAtS NAMED Gi\LLIPOLIS - Mr. Ja mes N. M. Davis, Principa l of Ga llia Academy High School announced the students who had been chose n lo !he Madriga ls for school year 1978-79 . The students are: Sporanos - Mae Kemp, Renae Quails, Lynn Set lie, Mi chelle Va llie ; Alios Janel Groves. Lori Naskey, Caro l r ellur e, Ma rga ret E:vans, Ann Eplin g: Tenors - Clarence McCabe. Mark Pyles, Bobby Gurdon, Mike Rowan , Dav id Ro bin so n: Basses - Scott Morrison, Allen Rutz, l 'harlie Corbin , Brad Harve y and Dou g Briggs. Di rector for !he Mad rig11ls is Mr s. Anne , For . Gallia Co. Commissioner Sliturda y is UlC day yuu spend in bed Ucnmse you 're l'X htttiSil'd fr om thinking VOTE FOR l!J G. GORDON FISHER ,;a- - Pd . Pol. Adv . Fischer. i:J bout all the chores vou were gui11g 1o d{) thrJtd<ly. · SUNDAY, MAY 28 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 3 ROAST BEEF SANDWICH ~ ~cJU-e~-; :;~ ~ u an d Mr s. James Whitlaldl, Houle I, 'Mid· diepurl. The wedding wil l be a n el'cntn f SH iurday, .June 3, al 2::!0 p.m. at the Saered Hca11 Church tn Pomeroy. Mos tc will begin at 2 p.m. wllh Mrs. Phyllis Hackett al · the or gan. The Rev. Fr. Paul Welt on "'Ill officiate . Miss llai·ba ra Archer of Middleport will be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Moss Teresa Casrt, Middleptu·t: ~nd .Mrs. Ida Counts, ilal'lne, sisters of the IJI'ide..,lecl. Wtlliam i\u\1, Middleport , wi ll be IJesl man , and the lL'hers wolt 1x: Joe Wisecup, Pomeroy, and .Jim Hutton, Middlep.ort. (;uests will be registered by Miss Peggy r;irolami . Pomeroy. A receplion will be held following !he wedding at the Amerocan Legion Hall in Pomeroy . Scr·v i n ~ at the rcccpllon will be Mi ss Sha ron Wi lson, Middleport. and Mrs. Sheila Powell, Mhens. P il EP~RED PARTY HF. IJ) - Mr. and Mrs . Mark Da vis enterta in· ed recently with a party in celebration of the birthday of George Nidnsky. Attendin g were Mrs. Nicinsky, Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Werry, Gallipolis. ~II(\ Mr. and Mrs. Willie Davi.<i. Middleport. Also observed was the SJxlh month birttnlay of Mark Todd Davi s. son of the hosls. Pi ctuccd arc George Nicmsky and hi):; .s ix month old gram.lson. Mark . ACCEPTS POSITION GRADUATES HONORED Km1 D. Pope. daughter of Walter and Phyll is Pope , Rl. Mr. and Mr s. C. E. Norton, 2. Patriol. Oh io, has accepted 31885 Minersville Rd. served a posilion as F:nvironmental a dinner Tuesda y, May 16, Technici an for !he State of honoring !heir son. Michael South Carolina.· She slart ed her job Frida y, May 26. She A. Norton, and Mr . Norton's will be locat ed 111 l.aneasler. daughler , Mary Annett e Cory, on !heir graduation S<luth Carolina. from !heir respcttfve schools, Kim is a 1978 graduate of Southern Hi gh School and Salem College. Salem. W.Va . C.' h illicolhe High School. with a l! .S. in Biology . She did her student teaehing al Doddridge High School. She . . is a 1974 grad uate of S<> uth· Attendmg were Mr . and weslern High Sehoul. Kim 's ~rs. ~o~on. ta.nclmothers, sisler . Tami , graduated at rs. al ryn rvm and Mrs. S<lulhwestern May 7 1978 and Della Norton . Mr . and Mrs. Ru ssell. Virgini a her So(h er S'Jster'' . l .e Jl~ Pearl B Haney , is a 1970 graduate of ea ~h , Va . a~d Steve Norton . So ~thw estern and is em- Miss Cory s 181h birthday played at SEOEMS. of May 15 was eelebra ted w1th a cake and ~i£ts . WITH HORSERADISH SAUCE, BAR·B.tUE SAUCE OR YOUR FAVORITE DRESSING. "Lettuce & Tom ato Add~ional Charge" "DELICIOUS" . ~nppr Corner of Second & Olive GAI..l.IPOIJS - Exhibit for !he month of June , 1978 "Multi-Faceted Perceptions, " Pedro L. and Laszlo G. KoeKrompecher, Artists and Architects of AU1ens, Ohio. Oils, ucrylics, walercolors. etchings, silk screen and graphics. Gallery Hours - Saturdays and Sundays, 1 p.m. until 5 p.m.; 'l'uesdays and Thursdays, IOu .m. until3 p.m. June 2 - Heception for Pedro L. and Laszlo G. Koe· Krompecher , Riverby. Members invited to mee t the artists and vi ew their exhibil. June 20 - Entry and authorization forms for the July 4 River Recreation Festiva l Exhibit in the City Park du e Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly, c<K:hairwomen . 7:30p.m. - F.A.C. Interdepartmental Meeting. 9 p.m. - F .A.C. Trustees Meeting, Hiverby . Ju ly 4 - It a.m.-45 p.m. - River Recreation Festival E><hibit. Gallipolis City Park . What to w ear for casu al t1mes? T ry these wood ~ ttom ed beau ti es for mu lt •nie occasions. The •r ntf ty hardwa re tr.mm mgs plus genume leathel uppers plus so ft padded •nsoles equal versatile wardrobe add1 t1ons. conn1e® unrrustalia blv PORK TENDERLOIN SANDWICH LETTUCE, MAYONNAISE, TOMATO, ONION, PICKLE $ .09 REG. S1,25 -lti .,.,._ llmiiiD mn T1tllT11111lD -l1ll "IIICit" liD 1111 10!1 1111 lltlN..! SIAl lllllC IIIMAal SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be an opening tor beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays, or night classes. Both are being offered. ENROLL NOWI For more information contact Lee E. Tyler, 446·4367 . No. 75·02·0472 8 HoiDt' F... ·•lnomlrw Utur PLAZA i or an old one !hat you'd like to polish up and use to get the swnmer season off to a good slart? A good menu for a Memorial D~y supper in !he backyard rm ghl be: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs Coleslaw Baked Beans Vege table Relish Tra y Strawberry Short Ca ke When should you buy your ground beef ? Preferable, a day or two before \h e party - no longer. unless you pla n to freeze U1e meal for a short period lo preserve ils freshness . Thaw frozen meat in tile refrigerator to prevent the growtll of bacteria. Don't allow th is meat lo stand out, unrefrigerated, for more than an hour at the most. Cook both hamburgers and hot dogs in ba tehes small enough to be used quiekly so they don't stand around to allow bacteria to grow . Clea nliness in preparing food is always important, bul especially with hamburgers. Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap ~ nd hot water before and after handling raw meal. 1\nd, dun'! hand le meat if you ha ve cuts or sores on your hands. Keep coleslaw dulled. Plan 10 bring it to the table right from the refri gerator. Instead of Jelling a large dish of coleslaw sit oul a! a warm temperature, replace the doshes often with new ba lches from the refr igerator. Don 'I ~II ow the baked beans lo sta nd for more lhan 2hours at room temperature . Slr awberry shof!cake is a popular summer desserl bul a ve ry perishable one .-especially if you usc whi~ped cream . Add the whipped eream jus! befor e serving. If you do have to wail lo se rve shortcake, ref rigerale il promp tly. Don't lett! stand a! a warm temperalure. Heturn leftovers to the refrigerator and plan to use !hem soon. Where will the mea l be prepared - <II home, in the bo ckyard , or away from home al some outdoor pi cnic site' Where will the meal be ea ten ' Can you prepare and ser ve the food to avoid fooct .bor ne illness? Your fam il y may enjoy me~ Is every d ~ y wilhoul probl ems. but on holidays when large groups get together . meals are sometimes lra nsporlc'(\ wilhout adequate refrigeration. Bacteria can cause food poisoning. All they need lo grow is the right cpmbinalion of lime. temperature, and moisture . Foodborne illness can ca use diarrhea, vomiting, stomach cramps , and oth er unpleasant symploms whi ch can last for severa l hours or even days. With young chi ldren and elder ly people, !he result' ca n be more severe. Often, people mistake foodborne illn ess for a simple "bug '' or v1rus. The real ea use may be food thai was not pr operly handled. prepared . or serve'(\ . This ca n be prevented. Can perishable foods such as cream pies , seafoods, and dishes made with eg gs. fi sh, me al, and poullry be kept COLD (below 40 degree F J' Do not let lhese foods stand at roo m temperature more th~ n 2 hours . Can perishable foods such as seafood , pou ltry, and cooked mea l.'; br kept HOT 1~bo vt• HO degree F J' Bacteria grow best in lukewarm foods . Never let lhe se foods stand al room temperature more lhcl n 2 hours. Hol iday meals arc fu n but need careful plan ning. How many peopl e c;1n you sa fely serve ' And, how much time will it take lo prepare the food '! Don't lry lo feed more people than you can h11ndlc. Co nsider !he size and quan ti ly of th e cooking equipmcn l you have, your supply of eati ng utensils and dishes. Figure oul how much refrigerator spa ce you 'll ne ed lo store foods or hnw man y insu lated contmners you 'II need to transporl food to a picn ic sile. Wlil wa shing faci li tie s be avai lab le'! \J not, plan a lll'ad by Laking disposable ulcnsils, dishes and paper towels ln help w1lh food preparation and clean -up CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY, MAY 29th . I ' AUTHENTIC WESTERN JEANS 100% COTTON DENIM GENUINE LEE RIDERS' STRAIGHT LEG PRE-WASHED SAN FORIZED WITH LEE When you wear 'em, you'll know they 're right . WAIST SIZES 28 to 40 SET FDR SMOOTH SEAM S. WR IN KLE look tor tn 1~ omncl ed L<X! lut>el RES ISTANTS AN D CONTROLLED SHRINKAGE. BOOT CUT STYLE ALSO AVAILABLE "t' _, .._, I Social : Calendar I / . ,. ,r I SUNDA Y DA NCF. Sunday al Royal Oa l< Pitrk from 7 lu 11 sponsored by cily co uncil of Bela Sigma Phi. Music by George Hall. Proceeds \o be use d In Meigs Museum projects. CHI CKEN B a rbec ue Sunday at Rac ine Fire Slalion be ginning at 11 a.m. Di nner inl'iud es one-ha lf chicken , baked beans, slaw ' , and roll for $2.50. Sponsored by fi re department. • KEITII DARST TURNS ON F. ·- Kt•ilh Darst n•h•brall•d his llrsi bir lhday Sa lurd~y wilh ire 4'rt•am und f·akl' at tht· homt• or hi s pa rents. Jdf and Kitty IJ;orsr, ~lid· d\q.,rl . A Mic·key Muu<t· t'akt• m~dt• by Keith 's gr.:wdpun·nts, Mr . a mi 1\·l rs. Thomas Uarst. was St: nt•fl with otht•r rcfrt•shmt•nls to thost• u:tlll · t·d ;.uul his matnnal ~ rand ­ p.art'l!lS, Mr . and Mrs. .lohu Melzgcr. Cru ig Uarst. Mr . and Mrs. f:ruit· Mt•tzgt•r, Mr. and Mrs . l{khard Mel· zgl'l' and t·hlldrcn. ''""' mod ·Shelly, Mrs . Johnni~ Sending gi fls Wl'rt' Mr. und Mrs. Millurd Wildcrmulh . Mr. and ~Irs . Glen ll enslt•r, und Mr. and Mrs. Frunk llrodt•ric k. A party was also held Sundu y ut lht• home of IIPILAI SILVER BRIDGE Are you une of those people who cook oul even when tllere is snow on Uoe b'I'Ound ' Or do you have a new barbe cue grill - Mt'tzgt'r, Chris and l>t.•vin . PHONE 446-1611 LARK EJt.elllllt'O A)Z4' 0 t , Saturday thru June 3 8~:1Tit . l BY Gallipolis, Ohio May28 1:00 to 6:00 featun n[l( An111e An ytMl,. Sunday thru 1~--------------------~ I count on Connie's I lumber numbers SUNDAY HOURS Homemakers ' Circle available. For a detailed brochure or to register contaCI : Bernie Murph y, Rio Grande Coll ege and Communi ty College, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 (6 14·245·5353 1. Regist ration deadlines are four days before the start of each class. Plans finalized D i t \'I S, ;\IJJ H' I'SI'ille, ami Judi Pern . i' up ~Jt· rs Plains. They wun• full , floresn•nt colored gown s 11 Jil t shaws. spn ng dress hats ·1\\ o were Mr. and M I'S. Gale Osbome fu11dsl1NI IO lht• l'tlllfi'r<'IICI' <>11 'l'ut•<dH y, Juu<· 2ll fl·o111 !he Ct•nlt•r. Wt• will be clt•pm1in~ person. l)cplu'!urc time from the Cenlcr ts 8:30 a.m. with arrival home at 5:30p.m. Pkasc give us your name by June 26 if you are planning lo ~o . We will not be taking the rnilroud trip In Nel spn· ville th is trip as gro up tours nrc nolnvai lable until later in the .sununer. Medicine Awareneso Till' " Medicine Aware· tJ t•ss series conducted by Pnt Lccgn n of Community Mental Hea llh has alerted ntn ny seniors to the in· divid unl 's responsibili ty and impor tance of taking prescribed medications daily nnd Ul'('Ording lo directions. One way to help regulate yourself to taking the right pi lls on the right days is lh rough the aid of a medicine dispense r. Thi s handy, e,,npaCI, plastic device Is divided !,nto 7 comp•rtments whi ch hol ds an entire week's wor th of medicat ion. A limiled nu mber of dispensl' n arc avai lable at Homestead Living class to begin at Rio Grande Kt~ ilh 's gn·at- gr:uulniotht·r. Mrs. llculah Whitt·. Also relt•brultod lhul dU)' was the set•ond blrthda)' of Anl ill'r Wdi. duughtcr uf Mr . 11 11d Mrs. Howard Well, Pumt•ruy. A t•nokout \\as twld allfl h·t• c•rt•:1m and c•ukt.' wt.•rt• s~ rv­ •11 . Allt-ndlng FlureiH't' ~•·n· IIanna\' Mrs. whn rcs idt•s with Mrs.' Whilt·. Mr . and Mrs. Charlt•s I ·J , ' . MAKES LIST GAI.I .J POLtS - Sherree Ktng, daught er uf Mr. and Mr s. Ger ald Kin g of G~ llipulis was placed on the Dec111 's List Uecausc of her ha\' tng matntain ed hig h aca democ s1andards and achrenn g honor grudes . Sherrer IS now a S4"1phomore, majorin ~ in Special F: duca li on at Marshall IJnil' ersily and was a 1977 gradua le of GAHS where she gradu aled in the lop 10 ~ I'{'C flt of her Class. DAUG HTER, 25, SHOOTS SELt' IN HEA RT I'AH\S IUPI ) - Pollee lod<Jy offi cially classed as a sui code. !he death of MarieGeorge Simenon, 25 , t he dau ghter of · celebrated police-nove\ writ er Grorge Simenon, shot herself in \he hea11 wllh a pistol Thursday at her studio on the Champs F. lyses. While. Mr . and Mr s. ll erbert Gil kt')', Mrs. Myr· lit• Watkins and Ann Chris· 1y of Akrun. Tht· blrthdaJ· ur Mrs. Walkins was abc. uhs<•rwd during tht· day . Bobbie Brooks bring s lres h. fem inon e fashions to \he s umm e r scene . For a perle ct daytime to date -li me loo k, pa" a ruff led camisole top with drawsl nng pan ts. Just pa rt of our colle c liOn. Top s izes S . M. L., Pants, sizes 5 to 13. • �B-5- TIJe Sunday Times-senti nel, Sunday, May m, 1978 , Tilt! Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 Senior Citizen Scene Chester .UM Church setting for Hein-Osborne wedding l'HF:STER- Miss Deborah II<·Jn, daughter uf Mr. and Mrs. Richard .J . Hc1n . Mlltersv il le. and Gal e d !-J IJurnr, ::;on of Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Osborne, Long l:lotlliiiJ. uxl'han gt.~d wetllli ng ~ o\.\ ~ · in an open church at the Chester t:ll tlt•d Methodist Church . •\ pi il l at 2::lO p.m. The Hev . ( t ' l' t 'IIHI IlY l lui.>ert Hayden l) ~ t.lo u~l c (; l'urge offil'iau~d at rmg t·~re mo u y . Pickens, second sludent at !he Kentucky ! 'l1r1stian College, Grayson, h. ~· .. re<~ d from Ephes.1ans 5: · 11 ovcs submit yourse lves l•'il l' ' UJ l 11 yuur h u~ b a nds , as untu : l~c Lord .... " Bruce Bissel l. Long llollom. and Mik e La rkins. Long Bot· tum; cousin of the groom, Da ve Sorden. Middleport. and Willi a m Amb erge r, Cl1est!•r. They wore e~ m e l rolurcd tuxcducs trinunt...'CI with black velvet. and ivory ruffled sil trls. The groom wur~ a canwl tuxt..•du with 1\lory tritn , black v el~.tt'l vest ::md tic . and <nr ivory shi rt With bruwn rufflt's. Todd Osbornt•. Flemming. nephew uf the groom was the ring bt.•.a rc r. Hl' wo re a light leu\ SUit With a da rk brown ~ tur1 and tan tit' and carri ed~~ whrtt•Sii l 111 ptl luw. t\ rt..Te pt 1011 was .':it'rved !11 Soloist was Miss Kim B11tey \', ht1sc selections ind udl•d ·\ \wa ys and rorever" , " You i .tgilt Up My Life", and We vc Only Just Begun ." ,t,·nnifer Madur, orgamst. played !he three songs for ;,1" s Bate) and also i!ld udcd Hnan's Song". "If" and Sl'I'VIllg wer(• lll{'mbcrs of the dHuTh ~l ung wit.h K.:rthy Pu\lius and Pam H1ffle. ilflcr tlw rceeption. the bndc ehanged intu ~ l avender ruffl cxl skirl and a white rot· tun shirt for (l huneym.uon trip to tile Smoky Mountains. Tht•y spent limP at Gatli n· burg, Cherokl!l'. Townsend, Pigt•nn Forge, Ten n .. and in thl' Curolinas. They now rcsid<' a t Houle I, C'oun try l..ct nt.•, Shade. Tire new Mrs. Osborne is <J IniB gradua(l' of F:astern 1 \ t ~ lt Sehoul nn d dut• s \'Oi untec r work with PPrsoncd ,\ dvoc.aq ·. The groom, a 19H greid£t ull' of F.ast(•nt, cmd a 19/G gn:tduat.l' uf Hucklllg the cilur eh soe tal room ful lowt11g the l'crcmuny Tht· '1\ ·duural tltret• Ur red \\·t·dding cakt·' degn·t• m tl'<.:rcC:Jtiun cmd was decorawt! with pink rust.:'s cmd (;nTI<III l'ulumns and fe(ltured tlw \\'L'ddin ~ coupl e bct wct.'n trc rs. A ~s r stt ng with tlw reccptvn wildlife. is employed 11s a laiJurer fur Blunt lli'Ut hcrs Culh•gc with a l'oiL"trud ton · uf Wa shington D upont. Bllltlll ll, Long ButtPII1 . Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carr J.: \t· r~ rccn . ·· An arch ed t· e~mh.: lrlb r ;t . dv11g wtth tw o nme IJnmch , andelnbrH dcmnned tiH' ANN IVERSARY MARKED - Mr. and Mrs . Leslie 13. Carr. Pomeroy, celebrated teir 38th wedding anniversary on Mother 's Day at the home of their daughter and son-inlaw, Mr . and Mrs . Gene Wolfe , Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Carr are also the parents of Mrs. Rita Huges, Mrs. Nancy Griffith, and Ronald Carr who were unable to at· lend due to illness. Other guests of honor allhe celebrallon were Mr. Ca rr's sister. Edna Marie Watson, Point Pleasant. whose birthday was celebra ted, and his mother, Mrs. Garnet Carr. Point Pleasa nt, honored as the eldest living mother of the fam ily having five children, ni ne - ~l'anilch il rlren , :l8 greal-gran dchildren, and seven great· gre~ l ·g rundchildren . Also attending the dinner were Mrs. Jeanie Boggs, Steve Schneider. Troy Gri ffith . Rick Tay lor, and Juice Wolfe, grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Ca rr. Doves and ga rlands dec or~ted the tiered anniver· S<J ry cake . Both the anniversary cake and the birthday cak e were i><1ked by Mrs. Nancy Roush of Tuppers Plains. , ilurch. The fan ul.1 pews \\t' tT marked with whltt' S<-Jll n lii 1\\ S. in marnage by' ht•r !;1ther. tlw bnde wure a slll'er pol) t'ster O\' CI' taHew guwn lilshiuncd with a s tand u~ cui· Iii r, full , sheer sleeves !:<~ lhe rcd at the wrisl. an empi ll' waist. with the skirt flow· mg intu a trO:Jin . Venict• lcu.'l' 111\)tifs were featured un the ~~ow n . The bride's VI! II was at!ad!l'd to a cC:Jmelut c t~ p ;tnd \\aS also decorated wtth \ cntt'l! l~;~ ct! motifs. Site cotrricd a white le~ ce f<.t n .h.'tTnted with peppernu nt. ( ;l Vl'll Hli ll Ul'l l l' ~ ~ll' a t h, f OS l'S , RSVP POMEHOY - Our lhHnks go to several male membt'rs of the Retired Seni or Volunt eer Program . The next time you drive pas! the Center or •re at the Center, take the time to look at !he river bank and !he flower beds and observe what they have accomplished . The following volunlcers have been working Vl'ry hard the past two weeks sprucing up the outside appea rance of lhe Center. They provid ed not on ly the labor but many brought their own tools wilh which to work with. This is certa inly above and beyond the ca ll of duly and il is much appreciated by everyone . Thank you, Cliff Christy . Virgil , Gene, Daylon and Kermit McElroy. Cl•rence McNeal, Jerome Cook. Charles David, FtanR Clark , Homer Young and Charles !Wgers. Also thank you lo Hugh and Wayne Leofhei t and Delmas Kearns. Thi s chore is a never ending job and we could use your help. Just one hour of your time wo uld be of great assistance. If you can help wilh the mowing, call the RSVP offi ce at 992·7884. There is a new paint job on the floor of the activities room at the Center. thank s to members of !he square dance gro up. Th~ feeling was that it would be eas ier to dance if the floor w•s painled. fn addition to making it easier to da nce it certamly gives the room a nicer appearance. Tha nks go to· Paddle Lambert, Darell Tay lor, Andrew Warner. Jerome Coo k, Ann Cook, Bob McElhinney and Cli ff Christy. Governor 's Conference Th e 1978 " Governor 's Conference on Aging" will be held June 20 and 21 at the Ohio State Fairgrounds in Columbus. Transportation will be • lJ a iJy' ~ sprtngert fe rn cmd \\httc .Stltln bows. lh-11)' Wrtlesel. aunl of till' I.Jt tdt·, was tht> matron uf l1oJ1or . an d the bridesmaids "''"' Terri Bailr. Lung llot· !1111 1. Jeanne Bahr, Tuppt'r!i I l<:tl!lS , De lJbt e :mU whtte gluvcs. 1n light gret•n ~;o 11 ns and white dr ess hats. l\\ o tn hght pink gowns and p111k hats. and the matron uf ltnnur wa s 111 a lighl bl ue• g U\ \11 wtd a wh1tc dress h;;~t dl'cu rated wtth H light !Jiul' :•;olt n ribbon and daisy . Atny Conno lly, daughter of Mr . and Mrs . Warren Connol· I; . HeedsvJIIe. was the fl ower ~n l. She wore a long sleel'ed la;ht pmk gown . a dress hcl! , a nd ei-l rri cd a wlutr Wl t:kl'r \,;1skel of ramiJowpeta ls. Terry Stelhem .-as best lt tHII ttnd the ushers were Receives award GALLI POLIS - Mary Waugh Crump. daughter of the late John W. and Goldie J. Waugh . Crown City, recenlly recei ved the Faculty Award for being named !he must outstanding scnlor nursin g student for the past spring semest er . Mrs . Cru mp gr aduate d from No rt heasl Loui siana Uni versit y, Monroe. La . with a BS deg ree in nursing on May 13. A member of Phi Kappa Phi n;otoonal honor soc1 r1y, Mrs. · Cru mp gradoaled Cum laude. She is married lo Roger M . POMEROY .. Pian s hal'c been completed for the open chureh wedding of Miss Rita Casci , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P<tul CascJ, Middleporl, and Terry Whillalch. son of 1928 Welcome Wagon club activities Mr. May 24 - Exercise group Julie Ormsby RSVP 446'2070 7:3P p.m. May 26 - Couple bowling at Skyline Lanes, 9 p.m. May 31 - Exercise group. Julie Ormsby, RSVP 44&-2070, 7:30p .m. June 2- Garage Sale at Cindy Poller, 375 De bby Drive, 9 a.m. til 5 p.m. June 5 - Board meeting for boa rd members 7:30p.m. at Cindy Potter's. June 7 - Exercise group at Julie Ormsby RSVP 44&-2070. Morning bridge 9:30a .m. at Teresa Bih\'s RSVP 4#-1937 . June 8 - Crafi.S 1 p.m . T·shirt transfer at Ann Rauh RSVP :188-98W. Canasta 7:30p.m. RSVP Garren Snyder 367.0007. June 9 - Co uples bridge 7:30 p.m. RSVP Janice Hanley MARY W,\ t:G H CHUMP 446-&70. June 14 - Get acquainted coffee 10 a.m. RSVP Gina Crump . Th ey hav e 1wo Kosmo 44&-3191. ch ild r en, Brian , II . an d June 15 - Evening bridge Pam Terrizzi RSVP 446-44115. Angela. 9. They reside at 643 Welcome Wagon is open to any inleresled party in !he West Highland. Ave. in Wesl area. Ca ll Joy Alwood al44&-8599 or Marl' Ann Jamison al 446' M l lll i'UC . 2649 for inf o;mation. · · Mrs. Crump is a 1959 grad ual e of r;,. ll ta Academy High School. Allendmg the graduation cercmnnres from thi s area wen• CHrr ol Waug h. GaiiipuiJs and Iva n Waugh, l11i lli l'O Ihe. rI -----..-----------1I I FLEXSTEEL FINE FURNITURE BEGINS ON THE INSIDE TO ASSURE QUALITY, COMFORT, BEAUTY AND DURABILITY I ! _ !DT-11111,.._,... - IUIIIAill II! ..... IIIII If 01 0111! IIOinT • POUUTU fllll :"'<.liM! 111 roau ""*.D MTII fi!Ul llrUJAU lht• Ct•ntt'l' at H 11.1 11 . and nrr! vt• lwntt' lit uppnl :till llllt' l)' 6 p.m . t..'ost for lhr e.mft•renl'<' IS $:1 Pl'J'Hblc bl' .lum· 5, 1978. ··n,r d~n· 's u(1ivltit•s in· dmks workSIHIJ)S whirh will ctwt•r sud1 tuph's ns n•llgaon un d spirltullll y. Cl'i ii i C. scxuai it v und the l•l dl'r mlult, nnd m~lti-pu rpllSC senior ('\'ll lt~rs . A \ s~~ plnnnNI is a eombinn tion wurkstlop ln ~ volv in~ pr('\'t,mtiv(' h~'~llth ha bit s und lru•orpnrutln g, fHtis on free heullh 1csting, ph)'Sicul fit ness pro~nuus tt nd nutrition . Aiwther work shop t•u n- ecnlrlltt•s on setlin g uiJ· jectives fur !he Ohiu Com· mission on Aging for the eoming )'CHr. Speukers fur lht• day Ul· elude Martin Janis. Din,.,lor or !he Oh io Commiss ion un Aging. and Govl•rnur .Junws Rhodes . Let's have n good 111 tendance from Meigs Counl)' !his year. Call us al 99H IIIIl or 992·711116 by June 5 if yu u would like lo allend !he Confcrtm<.·c June 20. Old Man 's Cnve We are planning 10 vi sil Old Man's Cave on Thu rsday, June :zg_The day .-ill be spent in enJoying nalure's bcnuly and a picnie lun eh. An AORTA bu s has been reserved fur thts trip. Co;1 will be approximalcly $5 per tht' L"t:·ntt~r and mor e t•nn be ordered for until'r $1 each. If you are inlrrcsted in a riledici ne dispenser , please ca ll 992· 73 11. The sta ff at the Center will help you fill your dispenser, if you will bring you r medicine and dispenser with you to the Center. Remember the Center will be elo sed Monday for Memoria I Day . Have a nice .... k. RIO GRANDE, Ohio - Th e School of Homestead Living, an early Ameri can craft program, will beg in instruction June 12. in Rio Grande, Ohio. Rio Grande College and Community College (RG CCC ), in coo peration with Bob Evans Farms, has developed this new edu cation al program to help preser ve and pa ss along to future ge nerations the crafts to our forefathers. Classes and dates for the progra m are: Tole Painting, June 12·16; Basket Weaving, June 19·23 ; Leather craft , June 26'30 ; Wooden Fann Tool Making, July 10.14 ; Woo l Spinning, July 17·21; Rug Making, July 24·28; Basic Chair Caning, July 31·Aug. 4; ~. ,_ Basic Pottery, Aug. 7-11 ; and Blacksmithing, Aug. 14-18. All classes run Monday th rough Friday. Times are 9 a .m. to 4 p.m . Monday through Timrsday and 9 a.m. to II a.m. Friday. Location for the classes is the Bob Eva~s Farms Craft bam , just ouls1de of R10 Grande on Ro ute 35. Costs for each individual class ra nge from $30 to $50. Meals at the co llege can be arranged . · Dormitory living arran gement s are also available for four nights at an additional fee. the Registration for program ca n be made in person at Rio Grande Coll ege m the Office of Continuing Ed ucation. Regist ration by mail or ph one is also Republican Candidate MADRIGAtS NAMED Gi\LLIPOLIS - Mr. Ja mes N. M. Davis, Principa l of Ga llia Academy High School announced the students who had been chose n lo !he Madriga ls for school year 1978-79 . The students are: Sporanos - Mae Kemp, Renae Quails, Lynn Set lie, Mi chelle Va llie ; Alios Janel Groves. Lori Naskey, Caro l r ellur e, Ma rga ret E:vans, Ann Eplin g: Tenors - Clarence McCabe. Mark Pyles, Bobby Gurdon, Mike Rowan , Dav id Ro bin so n: Basses - Scott Morrison, Allen Rutz, l 'harlie Corbin , Brad Harve y and Dou g Briggs. Di rector for !he Mad rig11ls is Mr s. Anne , For . Gallia Co. Commissioner Sliturda y is UlC day yuu spend in bed Ucnmse you 're l'X htttiSil'd fr om thinking VOTE FOR l!J G. GORDON FISHER ,;a- - Pd . Pol. Adv . Fischer. i:J bout all the chores vou were gui11g 1o d{) thrJtd<ly. · SUNDAY, MAY 28 THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 3 ROAST BEEF SANDWICH ~ ~cJU-e~-; :;~ ~ u an d Mr s. James Whitlaldl, Houle I, 'Mid· diepurl. The wedding wil l be a n el'cntn f SH iurday, .June 3, al 2::!0 p.m. at the Saered Hca11 Church tn Pomeroy. Mos tc will begin at 2 p.m. wllh Mrs. Phyllis Hackett al · the or gan. The Rev. Fr. Paul Welt on "'Ill officiate . Miss llai·ba ra Archer of Middleport will be the maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Moss Teresa Casrt, Middleptu·t: ~nd .Mrs. Ida Counts, ilal'lne, sisters of the IJI'ide..,lecl. Wtlliam i\u\1, Middleport , wi ll be IJesl man , and the lL'hers wolt 1x: Joe Wisecup, Pomeroy, and .Jim Hutton, Middlep.ort. (;uests will be registered by Miss Peggy r;irolami . Pomeroy. A receplion will be held following !he wedding at the Amerocan Legion Hall in Pomeroy . Scr·v i n ~ at the rcccpllon will be Mi ss Sha ron Wi lson, Middleport. and Mrs. Sheila Powell, Mhens. P il EP~RED PARTY HF. IJ) - Mr. and Mrs . Mark Da vis enterta in· ed recently with a party in celebration of the birthday of George Nidnsky. Attendin g were Mrs. Nicinsky, Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Werry, Gallipolis. ~II(\ Mr. and Mrs. Willie Davi.<i. Middleport. Also observed was the SJxlh month birttnlay of Mark Todd Davi s. son of the hosls. Pi ctuccd arc George Nicmsky and hi):; .s ix month old gram.lson. Mark . ACCEPTS POSITION GRADUATES HONORED Km1 D. Pope. daughter of Walter and Phyll is Pope , Rl. Mr. and Mr s. C. E. Norton, 2. Patriol. Oh io, has accepted 31885 Minersville Rd. served a posilion as F:nvironmental a dinner Tuesda y, May 16, Technici an for !he State of honoring !heir son. Michael South Carolina.· She slart ed her job Frida y, May 26. She A. Norton, and Mr . Norton's will be locat ed 111 l.aneasler. daughler , Mary Annett e Cory, on !heir graduation S<luth Carolina. from !heir respcttfve schools, Kim is a 1978 graduate of Southern Hi gh School and Salem College. Salem. W.Va . C.' h illicolhe High School. with a l! .S. in Biology . She did her student teaehing al Doddridge High School. She . . is a 1974 grad uate of S<> uth· Attendmg were Mr . and weslern High Sehoul. Kim 's ~rs. ~o~on. ta.nclmothers, sisler . Tami , graduated at rs. al ryn rvm and Mrs. S<lulhwestern May 7 1978 and Della Norton . Mr . and Mrs. Ru ssell. Virgini a her So(h er S'Jster'' . l .e Jl~ Pearl B Haney , is a 1970 graduate of ea ~h , Va . a~d Steve Norton . So ~thw estern and is em- Miss Cory s 181h birthday played at SEOEMS. of May 15 was eelebra ted w1th a cake and ~i£ts . WITH HORSERADISH SAUCE, BAR·B.tUE SAUCE OR YOUR FAVORITE DRESSING. "Lettuce & Tom ato Add~ional Charge" "DELICIOUS" . ~nppr Corner of Second & Olive GAI..l.IPOIJS - Exhibit for !he month of June , 1978 "Multi-Faceted Perceptions, " Pedro L. and Laszlo G. KoeKrompecher, Artists and Architects of AU1ens, Ohio. Oils, ucrylics, walercolors. etchings, silk screen and graphics. Gallery Hours - Saturdays and Sundays, 1 p.m. until 5 p.m.; 'l'uesdays and Thursdays, IOu .m. until3 p.m. June 2 - Heception for Pedro L. and Laszlo G. Koe· Krompecher , Riverby. Members invited to mee t the artists and vi ew their exhibil. June 20 - Entry and authorization forms for the July 4 River Recreation Festiva l Exhibit in the City Park du e Jan Thaler and Sue Beverly, c<K:hairwomen . 7:30p.m. - F.A.C. Interdepartmental Meeting. 9 p.m. - F .A.C. Trustees Meeting, Hiverby . Ju ly 4 - It a.m.-45 p.m. - River Recreation Festival E><hibit. Gallipolis City Park . What to w ear for casu al t1mes? T ry these wood ~ ttom ed beau ti es for mu lt •nie occasions. The •r ntf ty hardwa re tr.mm mgs plus genume leathel uppers plus so ft padded •nsoles equal versatile wardrobe add1 t1ons. conn1e® unrrustalia blv PORK TENDERLOIN SANDWICH LETTUCE, MAYONNAISE, TOMATO, ONION, PICKLE $ .09 REG. S1,25 -lti .,.,._ llmiiiD mn T1tllT11111lD -l1ll "IIICit" liD 1111 10!1 1111 lltlN..! SIAl lllllC IIIMAal SECRETARIAL REFRESHER On June 12 there will be an opening tor beginning and advanced Typing and Shorthand Classes at Gallipolis Business College. Weekdays, or night classes. Both are being offered. ENROLL NOWI For more information contact Lee E. Tyler, 446·4367 . No. 75·02·0472 8 HoiDt' F... ·•lnomlrw Utur PLAZA i or an old one !hat you'd like to polish up and use to get the swnmer season off to a good slart? A good menu for a Memorial D~y supper in !he backyard rm ghl be: Hamburgers, Hot Dogs Coleslaw Baked Beans Vege table Relish Tra y Strawberry Short Ca ke When should you buy your ground beef ? Preferable, a day or two before \h e party - no longer. unless you pla n to freeze U1e meal for a short period lo preserve ils freshness . Thaw frozen meat in tile refrigerator to prevent the growtll of bacteria. Don't allow th is meat lo stand out, unrefrigerated, for more than an hour at the most. Cook both hamburgers and hot dogs in ba tehes small enough to be used quiekly so they don't stand around to allow bacteria to grow . Clea nliness in preparing food is always important, bul especially with hamburgers. Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap ~ nd hot water before and after handling raw meal. 1\nd, dun'! hand le meat if you ha ve cuts or sores on your hands. Keep coleslaw dulled. Plan 10 bring it to the table right from the refri gerator. Instead of Jelling a large dish of coleslaw sit oul a! a warm temperature, replace the doshes often with new ba lches from the refr igerator. Don 'I ~II ow the baked beans lo sta nd for more lhan 2hours at room temperature . Slr awberry shof!cake is a popular summer desserl bul a ve ry perishable one .-especially if you usc whi~ped cream . Add the whipped eream jus! befor e serving. If you do have to wail lo se rve shortcake, ref rigerale il promp tly. Don't lett! stand a! a warm temperalure. Heturn leftovers to the refrigerator and plan to use !hem soon. Where will the mea l be prepared - <II home, in the bo ckyard , or away from home al some outdoor pi cnic site' Where will the meal be ea ten ' Can you prepare and ser ve the food to avoid fooct .bor ne illness? Your fam il y may enjoy me~ Is every d ~ y wilhoul probl ems. but on holidays when large groups get together . meals are sometimes lra nsporlc'(\ wilhout adequate refrigeration. Bacteria can cause food poisoning. All they need lo grow is the right cpmbinalion of lime. temperature, and moisture . Foodborne illness can ca use diarrhea, vomiting, stomach cramps , and oth er unpleasant symploms whi ch can last for severa l hours or even days. With young chi ldren and elder ly people, !he result' ca n be more severe. Often, people mistake foodborne illn ess for a simple "bug '' or v1rus. The real ea use may be food thai was not pr operly handled. prepared . or serve'(\ . This ca n be prevented. Can perishable foods such as cream pies , seafoods, and dishes made with eg gs. fi sh, me al, and poullry be kept COLD (below 40 degree F J' Do not let lhese foods stand at roo m temperature more th~ n 2 hours . Can perishable foods such as seafood , pou ltry, and cooked mea l.'; br kept HOT 1~bo vt• HO degree F J' Bacteria grow best in lukewarm foods . Never let lhe se foods stand al room temperature more lhcl n 2 hours. Hol iday meals arc fu n but need careful plan ning. How many peopl e c;1n you sa fely serve ' And, how much time will it take lo prepare the food '! Don't lry lo feed more people than you can h11ndlc. Co nsider !he size and quan ti ly of th e cooking equipmcn l you have, your supply of eati ng utensils and dishes. Figure oul how much refrigerator spa ce you 'll ne ed lo store foods or hnw man y insu lated contmners you 'II need to transporl food to a picn ic sile. Wlil wa shing faci li tie s be avai lab le'! \J not, plan a lll'ad by Laking disposable ulcnsils, dishes and paper towels ln help w1lh food preparation and clean -up CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY, MAY 29th . I ' AUTHENTIC WESTERN JEANS 100% COTTON DENIM GENUINE LEE RIDERS' STRAIGHT LEG PRE-WASHED SAN FORIZED WITH LEE When you wear 'em, you'll know they 're right . WAIST SIZES 28 to 40 SET FDR SMOOTH SEAM S. WR IN KLE look tor tn 1~ omncl ed L<X! lut>el RES ISTANTS AN D CONTROLLED SHRINKAGE. BOOT CUT STYLE ALSO AVAILABLE "t' _, .._, I Social : Calendar I / . ,. ,r I SUNDA Y DA NCF. Sunday al Royal Oa l< Pitrk from 7 lu 11 sponsored by cily co uncil of Bela Sigma Phi. Music by George Hall. Proceeds \o be use d In Meigs Museum projects. CHI CKEN B a rbec ue Sunday at Rac ine Fire Slalion be ginning at 11 a.m. Di nner inl'iud es one-ha lf chicken , baked beans, slaw ' , and roll for $2.50. Sponsored by fi re department. • KEITII DARST TURNS ON F. ·- Kt•ilh Darst n•h•brall•d his llrsi bir lhday Sa lurd~y wilh ire 4'rt•am und f·akl' at tht· homt• or hi s pa rents. Jdf and Kitty IJ;orsr, ~lid· d\q.,rl . A Mic·key Muu<t· t'akt• m~dt• by Keith 's gr.:wdpun·nts, Mr . a mi 1\·l rs. Thomas Uarst. was St: nt•fl with otht•r rcfrt•shmt•nls to thost• u:tlll · t·d ;.uul his matnnal ~ rand ­ p.art'l!lS, Mr . and Mrs. .lohu Melzgcr. Cru ig Uarst. Mr . and Mrs. f:ruit· Mt•tzgt•r, Mr. and Mrs . l{khard Mel· zgl'l' and t·hlldrcn. ''""' mod ·Shelly, Mrs . Johnni~ Sending gi fls Wl'rt' Mr. und Mrs. Millurd Wildcrmulh . Mr. and ~Irs . Glen ll enslt•r, und Mr. and Mrs. Frunk llrodt•ric k. A party was also held Sundu y ut lht• home of IIPILAI SILVER BRIDGE Are you une of those people who cook oul even when tllere is snow on Uoe b'I'Ound ' Or do you have a new barbe cue grill - Mt'tzgt'r, Chris and l>t.•vin . PHONE 446-1611 LARK EJt.elllllt'O A)Z4' 0 t , Saturday thru June 3 8~:1Tit . l BY Gallipolis, Ohio May28 1:00 to 6:00 featun n[l( An111e An ytMl,. Sunday thru 1~--------------------~ I count on Connie's I lumber numbers SUNDAY HOURS Homemakers ' Circle available. For a detailed brochure or to register contaCI : Bernie Murph y, Rio Grande Coll ege and Communi ty College, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 (6 14·245·5353 1. Regist ration deadlines are four days before the start of each class. Plans finalized D i t \'I S, ;\IJJ H' I'SI'ille, ami Judi Pern . i' up ~Jt· rs Plains. They wun• full , floresn•nt colored gown s 11 Jil t shaws. spn ng dress hats ·1\\ o were Mr. and M I'S. Gale Osbome fu11dsl1NI IO lht• l'tlllfi'r<'IICI' <>11 'l'ut•<dH y, Juu<· 2ll fl·o111 !he Ct•nlt•r. Wt• will be clt•pm1in~ person. l)cplu'!urc time from the Cenlcr ts 8:30 a.m. with arrival home at 5:30p.m. Pkasc give us your name by June 26 if you are planning lo ~o . We will not be taking the rnilroud trip In Nel spn· ville th is trip as gro up tours nrc nolnvai lable until later in the .sununer. Medicine Awareneso Till' " Medicine Aware· tJ t•ss series conducted by Pnt Lccgn n of Community Mental Hea llh has alerted ntn ny seniors to the in· divid unl 's responsibili ty and impor tance of taking prescribed medications daily nnd Ul'('Ording lo directions. One way to help regulate yourself to taking the right pi lls on the right days is lh rough the aid of a medicine dispense r. Thi s handy, e,,npaCI, plastic device Is divided !,nto 7 comp•rtments whi ch hol ds an entire week's wor th of medicat ion. A limiled nu mber of dispensl' n arc avai lable at Homestead Living class to begin at Rio Grande Kt~ ilh 's gn·at- gr:uulniotht·r. Mrs. llculah Whitt·. Also relt•brultod lhul dU)' was the set•ond blrthda)' of Anl ill'r Wdi. duughtcr uf Mr . 11 11d Mrs. Howard Well, Pumt•ruy. A t•nokout \\as twld allfl h·t• c•rt•:1m and c•ukt.' wt.•rt• s~ rv­ •11 . Allt-ndlng FlureiH't' ~•·n· IIanna\' Mrs. whn rcs idt•s with Mrs.' Whilt·. Mr . and Mrs. Charlt•s I ·J , ' . MAKES LIST GAI.I .J POLtS - Sherree Ktng, daught er uf Mr. and Mr s. Ger ald Kin g of G~ llipulis was placed on the Dec111 's List Uecausc of her ha\' tng matntain ed hig h aca democ s1andards and achrenn g honor grudes . Sherrer IS now a S4"1phomore, majorin ~ in Special F: duca li on at Marshall IJnil' ersily and was a 1977 gradua le of GAHS where she gradu aled in the lop 10 ~ I'{'C flt of her Class. DAUG HTER, 25, SHOOTS SELt' IN HEA RT I'AH\S IUPI ) - Pollee lod<Jy offi cially classed as a sui code. !he death of MarieGeorge Simenon, 25 , t he dau ghter of · celebrated police-nove\ writ er Grorge Simenon, shot herself in \he hea11 wllh a pistol Thursday at her studio on the Champs F. lyses. While. Mr . and Mr s. ll erbert Gil kt')', Mrs. Myr· lit• Watkins and Ann Chris· 1y of Akrun. Tht· blrthdaJ· ur Mrs. Walkins was abc. uhs<•rwd during tht· day . Bobbie Brooks bring s lres h. fem inon e fashions to \he s umm e r scene . For a perle ct daytime to date -li me loo k, pa" a ruff led camisole top with drawsl nng pan ts. Just pa rt of our colle c liOn. Top s izes S . M. L., Pants, sizes 5 to 13. • �,-· · · ' · · , · · · , II Sr. Citizens I. 1 Calendar I - { The Sund~y Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1976 Alisa Ann Harris marries of silk illusion. She carried il<iby blut• daisy pompons mixed with white pompons and baby 's breath w1th babJ' blue ribbun tied in lover's knots . Lori Guinther of Svracuse was th~ me~id of ho;1or ami sht won • et blue polyester lung gown with Cl .squart· neck trmuned in blue la ce. puffed sleeves, a ruffle at the bot· tum , ami a long sash which tied 111 back. Ht• r sun hat was B CJCI' \\ tth SL' kl'tiOllS l/1· dueli ng " IVt'\·,· Dnll' Just tied with blu<' ribbon and she Begun .. . · · E \ ' l' q.!·n·en ". r.a rn ed whilL' daisy pmupun!o) · ·S mndllnt·." Whl·n We nuxed \'r·1th !Jab~' blut• ones Touch ... ·· Fu·st T!nw Erer I Hlld paby 's breath w1th whitt• Saw Your f;tce" . and · ·1\ Sum - laee trim . Michelle Harris. s 1~ter uf the Uridl! was in a mer ·~ Place " lJiu e lung pol~·cstcr dress with Tht~ dlUtTh 1\a.S dt•curalt:d !ugh m•ckl ine trimmed 111 w1th staudmg ntse~ of v..' htte gla dioli ami b<ib1 bl ue nb- bl ue la ce, puffed sleeves. rufbons. · n ~·d bottom. etnd {I sash. She worl' blu e et nd whitt• flmn!rs Gl\'t'll 11 1 JtlatTI<:tgl' by her PO MI': IWY ·· The Mt. Moriah 1-tacHJC Church uf God was the sett mg fur tlw May 6 wt'!ldmg of Miss AI isH Ann H~ rns. daughter uf Mr. and Mrs . Paul E. Harris, Minersv ille, and i{lck Alliin findley , sun of Mr. and Mrs. Charels Fo lllll'). Jr ., Hacine. The wcddmg was pt'rfunnt'!l by till' Hrv Donalrll'ombs at 6::!0 p.1n. foll owing a pro· greun uf ttlll.~tl' l>y Jut·clyn fath er. thl' bndl' was attired in a gu \1 11 of whllt' sheer urgarll.H a11d chantilly lal'L' . Tht.• bod t\'l.' 11 as tu~~hllghted by H high !lt'ckllltl' C Hld full bishop sit-J'I t'S. The bouffwll sk1rt wa~ aLlvrn cd wit/1 fiw rufflt·~ row:-. of and L'Xb'ndl'd to H ctm pt'l tril!ll 111 haC"k. Her heodpll'l'L' \1 a:-. t'o\·L· n·d with lal'l' and twld a fn1ge r l!p \ 't•il MEMORIAL WEEK EN D SPECIAL Fn . thr u Mon . Colorful decorated pots , 8", reg . 'l -\5 . Now 2-S4 .i S 6", reg . 2-)3.50 Now 'l - ~J . OO Larg e ~ele ction of , Memor1al Dav Flowers. Hr s.: 10-9 Dailv ; 11·7 Sun . Closed Tu esday Rt. Jl SHANENDOAH GIFT SHOP Ri o Grande, 0 twr hau·. 111 The bride to earn out the tr<-~ditJun uf "!WIIletiting old" ce~r n l'd her mother 's hand- kerchief. for ·something lll' \r ". her \H~tlding alti n.~ . for ··surnething borrowed'', lhe huop fur her gown , ctnd for "sOJnctlung blue ". a blue garter. Ringbca rer was Jt•remr Huush. neptlew uf Uw grooni . Wayne Satterfield of Wellstun was the best man. and the ushers wen• P.nc i-lfHTlS, Mi tH.'t'S \ "llle . brother of Uw bride, Hnfl Oa vt• Fi ndh•r , Hacine . brother uf the gro01n For her daug h lt.·r ·~ wed · dtng, Mr s. HetrTI :oo wore a lung gu wn of turquo1sr polyrster <:111d while atTessoril~S . Her duubll· c-arnatiOn rursagc wets tJpped in blue and t1ed w1th blue nbbon . Mrs. Findley wa s 111 a mint green dress \\llh wlult' acn:ssones and wore a carnatiOn cors~:~gc with green ribbons . A reception honoring ihe couple was was held in the Racine American Legion hall. The table was det·urated with blue and white streamers and blue and white daisies. The three tiered cake decorated with roses, doves and cupids, fe;oturc'l two satin bells on top. Separating the second and third tiers uf the cake was em etrrangenu~nt of baby 's b1·eath . Donna Gibbs bakl>d and served the cake . Others assisting at the table were Sharon Bailey. Angela Mar· cinko. and Mary Gui nther. Registering guests were C'ttr· ne Guinther Cmdy i-llld Warden. , for her wedding tri p. the bride changed into d polyester dress tmruned in navy blue. The eou plc now resides in Syracuse. The bride is a 1977 graduate of Southern High School. Mr. Find ley, also a gmdualc of Soul hem, is emp loyed at the G. and J. Auto Parts. Out-<Jf· town guests at llw weddmg werl' Mr. ami Mrs. James Satterfield and fam ily, Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. (~lt· n RObinson and Glen , Louist', Ky.: Tammy Spa ngler. Ripley, IV . Va.: ami Mr. and Mrs. Gar·y Gibbs ami Julie. MdsOn, W. Va . Mr. and Mn Rick Findley Shirley Turner gets crown ~ For sight Always wear eye cream out on the tennis courts so you don't ge t crinkles after squinting at the ball. Or wea r sunglasses instead. ) MARY ANN IJURST TU RNS TlllllTEEN Mary Ann Durst recen tl y ce lebrated her 13th birthday with two parti es. One part)' was atte nd ed by her "REMEMBER now thy Creator in the days of thy Youth" classmates United Pentecostal Church venue ' GREAT NIGHTS • • ' .. PENTECOSTAL • POWER - Friday, June 2 Master Youth Rally June 2 t' riday Evening. Youth Choir· Special Singing • Preaching • ., . :" ~ EVERYONE WELCOME ~r. Seed Transportation ? Call 992-2502 tl 'j . f1 •~ -~ i ~ . ~ ·"I ' I , ...~· ,'''!I Evangeli~t wen• Store' Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm · Support Your Community Vote Yes For School Bond Levy on June 6. Prices Effective Thru June 3, 1978 MIXED FRYER PARTS ••L~; ••• and wure tlle Tops red J'Ol.Jc du nn~ 1he rcrcmorw. She ser ved rake, punch and abu wa.-; pn:sented a· flower candy favors. The second Tup ~ c harm an d each party was attendfd b\' llll' JIIbtT ga\"l' ht·r H gift. Mrs. members of the United Ft;r Turner lost a total of :11 Centervill e Electrons 4-H Opportunity 4-H Club. This puumb . 1\ll three lost a tot"! Club met May 15 at Cen· group went to the Burger of ~,!J puund:.. terville Town Hall . Troy Chef to ea t then returned to Plan,<, wen• made for a rw w Daniels presided and had the Durst re sidl'nct• fur ('UIItest tu bt gin and add!· charge of the prog ram . cake and ke <'ream and to twr wl cha rms wrltl;e ordered Stacey and Kelly Arrowood play games. Guests at· for thuse <H.:h!C\'Iflg Wl'ight led devotions. There will be a tending were Grnelle Cox, loss . Since Ult' rtH.:elmg plan• yard sa le June 17 in front of Kelly Sa nd er s, Denis e at the dlUrth is betng the Town Hall. The next Sroll, Judy Ours!, Julie l'l'IIWdded . a lll' W lul'illtun is meeting will be May 23 at Durst and Paige Layne. l~m g ~o u gh t lJy the Clul.J. In· Centerv ille Town Hall. Ad· Other guests w,ere Tammy fon nrt iJO n itS tu tlwt lon ttlun visor s are Ann Danlels and Patrick, Kenny Patrick , lllfl)' IJl' oiJ I<IIII Cd f rurn Sue Huff. Members present Virginia Overturf and Mr. !r.J2-i202 or un-:~ 1 9 . were Mindy Arrowood, Lori and Mrs. Halph IJursl. Mrs. Wood gurc a n:purl 011 Arrowood , Tcri Arrowood , thl' n·t·e nl workshop held at Kelly Arrowood , Sharon l k~· erly . Offu•t•rs of tl1l' lucHI Arrowood, Stacey Arrowood , d Japlt'l' :trHI l' l'IJ I"L'~ Cilli.ltl \' l' S Troy Daniels, Angle Boster , of other l'h;t pll'r::. along w1th Tra cey Lewi s, David Hainey, Srtnd.i (fin . an·;t S U Jll' r\"l~ur , Julie Hall , Becky Co x, Karen <ll \ l' Jll lt•d .\1 rs . C1er Hose, Joha nna Donta, Pete pl't'Sl'llh.•d lhl' dub Wltl l two RECITAL SLATED Crews, Jeff Co x. A guest GALLIPOLIS - Al len 11rkets f1w \Ill' lll.'Xt area present was Josh Huff. Hepon er Mindy Arrowood. Saund ers, son uf Mr . and n "{ ugru t 11'n d;t .\ . Mrs. Hobert IV . Saunders, Will present a vr.cal reci tal Tui)Sday, Ma y >O. 8:30 p.m.. 111 the Recital Hall of the Mu sic Buildi ng of Ohio University . All en 1s a thiJ'(! year >1 udent in the Sr hool of Fine Arts in Vocal Per· · forma nee at Ohio University and has stud1cd fo r the past three yea rs under Mrs . ' Margaret Stephenson The recital is open to the pu bli c. 4-H News WHO'S ;il: • '· Rt•v. lluanl' Kram1•r, who P OMEHOY -- Shirlcv Turner wCJs crow ned "' Mis:., Spnnglinw '' in n·remonics cond ucted t:tt 't recent nweling of thL' Meigs County TOPS 1Take Off Pounds Sensi bly 1l'ha ptcr 570 held at the PORTLAND - Telephone Pomeroy First Betpli st 843-3364 . COAD SENIOR C'hurt' h. NUTHITION Weekly Menu F1rst rull!w r-up in the cun· fo r the Satellite Site at the test was Virgtma Pooler who Heorganized Ch urch of Jesus rl'l'CI\'Cd a corsage and a Clll'ist of the Latter Day pl t'L' l' uf the Tups je\\'eiry . St·· Saints, Old Town Flats, is eund runner-up was .Judy similar to the above menu . Wulfc who <tlso rL't't'iVt'd a Please ca ll in your rese r· <.'tJr sngt• etml dw nu vation. Mrs. T urrwr' \Vi"tS nowned POWELL'S 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, May 30 - POMEROY . Meigs Senior Citizens Center ac· tivit ies located at the Pomeroy Junior High School is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m.. Monday thro ugh friday . Monday , May 29 - Center Closed - Memorial Day. Tuesday, May 30-Chorus, 12 :30-2 p.m. Wednesday , May 31 Social Security Re presentative, 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m.; Games, 12:30-2 p.m. Thursday , June I - Horse· shoes. 12 :30·2 p.m. Friday, June 2- Art Class, 10 a.m.-12 noon; Bowling, 1·3 p.m. Senior Nutrition Program, 12 noon-12 :45 p.m., Monday lhrough Friday. COAD Se ni or Nutrition Menu for May 29 through June 2, 1978. Closed Monday fo r Memorial holiday. Tuesday - Beef patty · gravy , egg noodles. broccoli, citrus sections, cookies, roll, butter, milk. Wed nesday - Creamed chicken on biscuit, buttered beets. cottage cheese, banana cake, milk. Thursday - Meatl oaf, whipped potatoes · gravy , glazed ca rrots. ice cream, bread, butter milk . Friday - Ba ked fish, ha sh brown potato es, ste wed tomatoes, tapioca with fruit sa uce , bread, butter, milk. Coffee, tea , b utt cnn~lk, skm1 milk and juice ser ved da ily. Please REGISTER the day befo re you plan to eat. Rev. William Knitt el. PaHtor HEAD LETTUCE ...... . 5-LB. BAG 89~ W;C· Limit! Per Customer Good On ly at Po we ll' s Off er ·res June J, 1978 We Acce pt BankAmerica rd -Ma ster Charge. And Buckeye Go ld Cards · MACARONI &CHEESE -------- ~~~ YNJ can 't he wat ching vou r child every muHIIC uf eve ry day . That 's why yo u need klmlt-ryrrnl , 1hc child protection latch for t ahint:l \ and drawcrl!.. To a small child all those bottles and co ntainer; under 1he sink are toys or some thin g to eat or drmk . killlfiTfJfl1Yf will keep curious and mischievous tots out of ca binet s and drawers. Yet, adult s can get in qu ickl y and easi ly. Protect your children . lnslalllrlndf'I'!IUI"' kindergard. LATCHES ·t0 •( ~ FLORIST E. MAIN ·POMEROY, OHIO · ~S7l.'t PHO NE 992-2644 or 992-6298 FREE PARKING W/C FLAVORITE YOWl t"XTRA TDOCH 1-'WIUST :U ~ 6/$1 Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June J, 1978 -~· ~ helps kl'flp tots out ,., lets adults in . U=~,S;:ZI I AVAILABLE AT FRUTH PHARMACIES All LOCATIONS c 1976 KlNOEAO~A O CORPORA.TION Ot lt11s Tlt I':/J.4l Milfl PLASTIC GAlLON ~1114 OZ. 5/$1 W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June 3, 1978 LOOK POR OUR MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY/ Sliced WhiteBread Yogurt 8-o:~. Ctn. BO)WISeot Margarine Green Beans FRENCH SfYU or CUT 1-lb. Con 1-lb . loaf zs~ 19~ SJ38 1-lb. Qffl, 3Z~ J9" 3Zt Pillsbury Gravy Mi1es ''•'"'" ... , ""''·"•· 10' Thorofare Tomato Paste, . .. , , , , "'"'"' 22' · Green Giant Niblets Com """'"~·~ . "•'·c. 32' McCormick Garlic Salt .. , , , , •• ,,,., "'·48' Argo Peas ,,,, .... ,., .• ,,, . , . ..c.. 22' Friskies Cot Food ""'"'" , , , , .. , .......c.. 26' Thorofare Fro I , Cone , Orange Juice .....c.34' A, Janes Kosher Mini lceburg Dills , .....,. 48' Campbell's Soup v.,.,.to~. ,, v,,,, ...Mn v.,. 1o.n .. ,.c. 22< Libby Deep Brown Pork & Beans , , ..... c.. 28' Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix , . , , . , , . " " ... 44' Thorofare Snack Crackers . , , . , , 11 ..."'•·48' ARGO YELLOW CLING THOROFARE STOKELY Catsup ' 14-o:r . Bot . Mushrooms STEMS & PIECES Slicu Cups 51 · 7-o~ . 22-oz . Bot. 9--oz. Bog Nort,._,. Bathroom Tissue FOAM INSULA TEO Detergent TWIST PRETZELS 1-lb . 13-o:r. Can 4Z~ SWHTHEART PtNlltQUID DIIH Reisman Peaches 4-oz. Can 34t Cups WHITE or ASSORTED 4-PACK 48~ 48~ 78~ ••: 4 4 t 48t Tootsie Roll Drops w ... or Midgees '·'"·"•· 48' Irish Spring "",..,'"' ,..•'"'"', , • • , .!.'';,,. 58' Early Calif . Select Pitted Olives .. ,. ....c.. 68' Pillsbury Flour. , , , .• , , , • , . , , . ,.,. .., 78' Rich's Fral , Coffee Rich , , , . , , , , ·" ..."'· 48' Kellogg's Pop Torts 11'"'"'" . "".. .. ....,., 59' Tidy Cot Cot litter . , ... , , . , , , .... ..., 78' Thorofare Frozen Cut Broccoli. , .. ,.., c.. 78' Pennsylvania Dutch Noodles Plus .., , ,. .."•·48' Th oro f are Bleach , , , , • , . , , , , , 1o.1. "'· 64' Airwick Stick Ups Air Freshener , '"'""''.c' "• 78' Breath 0' Pine Disinfectant . , , •• , ...c. 88' l•····· THOROFARE SMOOTH BLUE BIRD Nabisco Oreos Peanut Butter 15 -o~. Rich's White Paper Plates Regular, Double Slut HI-or:. Jar Bread Dough IOO·Ct. Pkg. Pllg. Calgon h·~··'· aw••t• ltfh , kttl Otl k•d• • • • • • 11\ ,k,.88c Kellogg 's Com FlakeSH.. ,;,. , ... , ,. ., ....,.94' Hunt's Snack Pack av.,.,,.. .,,•. h t 1o 1" <"" 94c Six Flavor Popsicles ... '""' ''" '·'" ,,,, 1 1.38 .... 1 GALLIPOUS - Activities at the Senior Citizens Center for this week are as follows: Monda y, May 29 CLOSED (Memorial Day ), Tuesday, May 30 Physical Fitness, 11 :15 a.m.; S.T.O.P., 10 :3() a.m .; Foam Art Class (Li bby Hill , in· structor ), 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, May 31 - Card Games , 1·3 p.m.; Movies, I : 3Q. Thursday, June I Physical Fitness, 11:15 a.m.; l!ible Study, 12:45-1:40. Friday, June 2 - Advisory Co uncil, 1 p.m.; Art Class 1-3; Social Hour, 7. The Senior Nutrition Program will se rv e the following meals at 12 noon: Monday - CLOSED. TuesdaY - Baked Swiss steak with gravy, egg noodles, broccoli, fruit sa lad on lettuce leaf, roll , butter, oatmeal cook ies, milk. Wednesday - Creamed chicken on biscuits, buttered beets, cottage cheese and pear on lettuce leaf, roll, biscuits, butter, banana ca ke, milk, · · Thursday - Meatloa f, parsley boiled potatoes, glared carrots, bread, butter, Ice cream, milk. Friday - Liver with onions, baked potato, stewed tomatoes, bread, butt er, tapioca with fru it sauce, milk. Choice of beverage served with each meal. "Services rendered on a non-dlecrim1natory basis." DOLE, LARGE SIZE Carrots Pineapples .... lb.zs~ Bananas Grou"d Beef BeefPaUie Mb ,. ,9~ FRESH, ROASTED Peanuts Chuck Steak SJ09 Ground Chuck '"' ., . ... Sf39 I b, lb.88" lJITU lt.l NGIOUND IU ff orrur1y lUN GIOUND IUJ ftrmul I 0 • Ground Round "'' • .... 0 Cube Steak l.,,, 1..~ . . . . . •· '2.69 U.I.D.A.CHOICIIUJ Sliced Beef liver • zq Pork loin Roast • • Pork Chops U.S.D.A. CHOICEliEF IONELISS Shoulder Roast Chuck Roast .... S f 5 9 SJ45 HI Of IOU NO 511U ..... •'2,49 lb. U.I.D.A.CHOICI Bllf ROUND BON! .. .. .. . . .69' . Shoulder Steak Roasting Chickens Pork Chops SLICED RIB SIDE Our lb. ).Jbo . 38 75t s.,.rlor Polish S.Usege .. . . . . . . .' • '11.19 Atwlour Stw Hot Dogs , ..•. , • •·•·"' 1.09 • 0 • • 0 I o •$1.68 Frozen Foods Perch Fillets . , "' ,., s1. 55 Cod Fillets , . , "' ,., 1 1.59 Ch~ese Piua • u... "'' s1.09 H~~burg Pina "-'•• ,.,,1 1.09 "" Pepperoni Pina u.... .. ,.~.1.09 ilr Stw Beef Mot Do 1 , , • •·• ·"•· 1• • ...$ J • • 59 U.S.D.A.CHOJCIIUf 0 • • s1. 35 1 24-ot. $1~ Pkg. ?...a., 'PoJ Chlcflen Parts Beef Shanfl lONE IN J b . S J· H lb.49~ lOIN HAlf Pork loin Roost 0 I 0 0 • $1.45 THICK CUT BLADE CUt SJI8 0 Bottom Round Chucfl Roast I It, o U.S.D.A, CHOICE BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICEIEIF lb.sz oq IHOITIIBI .... , .. , , ... . 'I." Boneless Stew Beef • • • • • U.S,D.A. CHOICE lllf 1S" I lt. Ill .... U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF RIB QUARTER ~~.SJ 1• • 1 35 SLICED LOIN SlOE lb.SJ 79 Ill \lUI\ 0 $ Jb_SJ lOIN ouum U.S.D.A. CHOICE BIEF I lONE IN 01 lb. SAlTID OR UNSAlTID Leg or Breast . Quarters l ·lb1. or More i·Mm "'· .59c Bog U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SpareRibs Sf67 Green Peppers Onions ~ ,~ COUNTRY STYLI U .5-oz. Can FRESH, CRISP Yellow Squash ••••• lb. ~ To Ground Beef Salmon Chef 2 Pepperoni Pina Mix , , . ,.., ...,.11. 79 Cold Power Detergent ,.. .. ,... .. ~ ••.,., 12.08 Modess Sanitary Napkins,.,., ..,., "''·"'•·s2.58 Carnation Instant Dry Milk , , , ..... ,.....14.48 U.S. NO, 1 MEDIUM SIZE . 99~ GREEN OR YELLOW ~\\ Economical Allornatlvo FAISH Con~entrate Lemon / range, 22 oz. Orange, Punch bol Kingsford Charcoal , , ..... , , "·"·.., 1 1.41 Thorofare Tea Bogs , ... , ... '"'·" ·"•·51.49 Tylenol Ex . Strength . , , c., ,._,, ""' ...c•.s1.58 Thorofare Trash Bags , .. . , , , JO.<•·"• 1 1.58 FRESH , CRISP 39~ z~49c PINK sa~ 88~ 88" Westinghouse,.,"" M , , , , , • , , " " " '· 98' Ora Brite Denture Cleaner , , , , . '•• "" s1.08 .,. ~, $1 38 Breck Shampoo M.uuC o.-,. Olly ~ .~, u. .. "'· • Hawaiian Punch Drink Mi1 1'"'""' "·' " ·,Ms 1.48 Blennd ECONOMY PACK 300-Ct. Pkg. FIVE 1 -lb. LOG\1 01 Prelate RlYMER 'S Scott Napflins FROZEN 78~ 88~ 88~ 1 Sr. Citizens 1 Calendar Ught N' Lively J VARIETIES 15.5-oz. Can GOLDEN, RIPE , 10lf4 OZ. Fr anc1 1 Flo rist. your " we dd ing specialists" now offer a secon d ser vice t o brides to be. Now vu'"""' can comb1ne your wedd ing flower s and ph otographs in to one pa ckage . We can now otter a pr ofessJon ally arranged and ph otogr aphed wedd ing . A mem ber of our staff is tra i ned and expen enced 1n wedding photography. He offers for m~ ls. casuals, mis tys , do uble expos ures and spe cial effects . Stop by for complete d eta ils . Z% RETAILS EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1978. "'"''""Itt r\Pt ''limit .,will•• t~~.tl itMI in rtlls H . ltm 101ti to -Hier1 . M.l ... ,...,~ ltr tr,.,...,-lul trrort UATE FARE STOKELY Dad's Dog Rations THOROFARE Shop Pennyfare week in and week out and watch your TOTAL FOOD BILL GO DOWN ••• ''TOTAL DOWN PRICES" mean more items that you buy each week will be priced less to keep your total down. You get total savings with our '10TAL DOWN PRICES". OPEN MEMORIAL OAY 10 AM TIL 5 PM SUPER MARKETS r--.-.-·--·- ·- ·l I Brownie Troop 240 was a materiaL Our staff and residents on special guest . She also presented each resident with second floor welcome home a favor. Thse two groups Theodore Gordon who has were sponsored by the been a patient at Holzer Medical Center. Masons. Rev. Charles Lusher, Get well wisl)es go to Margaret Kress, James pastor of the Ca lvary Baptist Matheny, Ed. Waugh and Church, Rio Grande , will be Reba Long who are patients our speaker for the month of June. at Holzer Medical Center. We wish to thank Hev. Lynn Chapel Hlll Church of Christ furnished favors for all · Lahaie, pastor of Faith Baptist Church, members of residents recently. Mrs. Amos Waugh and the church and their youth daughter called on Wretha group for their inspirational services during the month of Finley Monday . We would like to thank May . Our residents and staff Charlene Batey, of fre nch on the evening shift have City Fabric Shoppe, for her received many blessings gener ous consi derat ion during these services. May regarding our purchase of God bless you in your work. Charlotte, visited ThursdaY with John Lewis, Millie Folden and Aldean Miller. Rita Noon was all smiles as she arrived b3ck home on Tuesday. Rita was a patient at Holzer Medical Center .several days. Wann and special birthday tho ughts go to Edith Hut· sinpiller who was 88 on May· 23 and Elmer Rose , 63, on May 16. We all enjoyed birth· day cake made by our head cook, Lena Adkins. Representatives of the Fleur de Leis Chapter DeMolay Mothers a ub spent May 17 with our residents. They presented each resident with a favor. Samantha Phillips, representative of Down Prices To Keep Your Total Down Lettuee CAMPBELL'S I Mr. and Mrs . to:rvm ~· mtey, our church service. Dorothy Catlettsburg , Ky . came Whittington gave a very Saturday and got his mother, inspiration al talk from St. Wretha Finley and took her to John 15:13 " What a friend we Providence cemetery to have in Jesus." Sister Nada Kittle cond ucted th e decorate their family graves. devotional service and From there they went to her prayer by Pearl Markins. old home place where several After service they visited of her family had met to with our residents and surprise her. In the afternoon · distributed flower favors to they all enjoyed a picnic. Our staff and residents all mothers. Hussell Eblin visited his extend our sincere sympathy brother, Willie Eb lin , to Sherri Coin in the loss of her mother·in·law . Sherri is Tuesday. daughter, Karen, and fami ly from Proctorville came and took her for a drive. Rev. !Wbert Colvin, Jr., pastor of lhe Good News Baptist Chu rc h conducts services every Tuesday on second floor. He brings to us the meat of the Word which is most nourishing to our souls when we are obedie nt followers of Christ. Thursday, several women from the Church of Christ in Christian Uni9n conduded SUGAR TOMATO SOUP et us put your wedding in bloom. Day was a very busy day here at the Care Center. The mothers visited were: Gamet Johnson , by Mrs. Herbert Bush; Orpha Wooten, by Mr, and Mrs. Carl Wooten, Dayton: aara Mae Frey, Westerville; Mr. and Mrs, Walter Pope and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wooten, GalllpolilJ. Ruby Taylor, by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Taylor, Chillicothe; Mrs. l<lis Wolfe, Columbus; Orland and Willard Taylor, Gallipolis. Aldean Miller, by Mr. and Mrs , Dave Owens 'and son, Michael, Proctorville. Ethel Lewis and roommate Carrie Rife by Mr. and Mrs. Owen Edson Lewis and daughter Keary. Wreaths finley, by Mr, and Mrs. Elwin Finley . Ola Keeton, by Mr. ond Mrs. Stewart Keeton, Ewington; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keeton, Mariett a. Stella' Mohr, by Mr , ond Mrs. Blain Mohr, Gallipolis, Ferry, W. Va. Ruby Bennett, by Dena Baise. Ora Coon, by Mrs. Jack !Wgers, l't. Pleasant, W. Va. Ida Orr by Orlan Harrison, South Solon, Ohio. Hita Truesdell , by Janet Northup, and Hastie Shoemaker, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith. It was an especially wonderful Mother's Day for Millie Folden. Her entire family met with her at the home of her son, Irvin. All mothers of Pinecres Care Center wish to express their appreciation to the administration fo r the bea utiful · red ca rnat ion corsages they received on Mother's Day, Evelyn Ramsey visit ed her aunt, Olive Watso n, recentl y. Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Barcus visited Orpha Wooten and Virgil Rllberts Sunday. Our sympathetic prayers go to the families of: Jennie lies, Gertrude Bateson and Everett Sims who passed away last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Tay lor, Jeanie Harold and son, Mark, Chi llicoth e, visi ted Huby Taylor Saturday. Henry Taylor, Co lumbu s, visite d Saturday ana Sunday. Brenda Farley took John Peters and Virgil !Wberts to Rodney Church of God Sunday evening. Kay Johnson, Columbus, called on her mother, Gamet J ohnson Sunday, May ,21. · Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cullwns and son and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bu ck and daughter, Columbus, spe nt Sunday aft ernoon with their mother , Linnie Leifh eit. Ci nda Irwin o( Miller visited her mother, Aldean Miller on Tuesday. Lucille Wood, Joyce Bame, Proc· torville, visited on Thursday . She spent Saturday with her mother, Bessie Swain of Crown City, and Sunday her ICEBERG YOUR NOW? Moth~r's our speech therapist here at Pinecrest. · Yolanda Howard a nd Juanita Workman donated two beautiful white tablecloths to our Care Center. Mark aark, Colwnbus, age 16, will be attending Guiding Hand School in the near future. Several of Mark's relatives spent Sunday af· temoon with him . Wayne Shoemaker visits frequently with his uncle, Ferry Saunders. We would llketo give a very special welcome to our new residents, Mary Gurley, Leon, W. Va.; Ada Thevenin and Charl es Young of Gallipolis. Edna French and daughter, $1 •59 Oticken Breasts U.S.D.A. CHOICE IIEEF IONILISS Top Round Stealr ,. szl9 r-it, ,... 0 ••• Sen1l Bonelas Ram Whole or Portion . 99~ Chicken ltgI. , , , , • , , ,11• . 89' Anllo11r Stw Slictd Bacon • , , , , , •·•· "'•·11 .71 69 . H... Slicu '"'~ '" , • , •• , , • , •. , •· • Antlow fl St• Slictd Lunch Meats "••· ..,.11.09 IIMII!PAIWMOU �,-· · · ' · · , · · · , II Sr. Citizens I. 1 Calendar I - { The Sund~y Times-Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1976 Alisa Ann Harris marries of silk illusion. She carried il<iby blut• daisy pompons mixed with white pompons and baby 's breath w1th babJ' blue ribbun tied in lover's knots . Lori Guinther of Svracuse was th~ me~id of ho;1or ami sht won • et blue polyester lung gown with Cl .squart· neck trmuned in blue la ce. puffed sleeves, a ruffle at the bot· tum , ami a long sash which tied 111 back. Ht• r sun hat was B CJCI' \\ tth SL' kl'tiOllS l/1· dueli ng " IVt'\·,· Dnll' Just tied with blu<' ribbon and she Begun .. . · · E \ ' l' q.!·n·en ". r.a rn ed whilL' daisy pmupun!o) · ·S mndllnt·." Whl·n We nuxed \'r·1th !Jab~' blut• ones Touch ... ·· Fu·st T!nw Erer I Hlld paby 's breath w1th whitt• Saw Your f;tce" . and · ·1\ Sum - laee trim . Michelle Harris. s 1~ter uf the Uridl! was in a mer ·~ Place " lJiu e lung pol~·cstcr dress with Tht~ dlUtTh 1\a.S dt•curalt:d !ugh m•ckl ine trimmed 111 w1th staudmg ntse~ of v..' htte gla dioli ami b<ib1 bl ue nb- bl ue la ce, puffed sleeves. rufbons. · n ~·d bottom. etnd {I sash. She worl' blu e et nd whitt• flmn!rs Gl\'t'll 11 1 JtlatTI<:tgl' by her PO MI': IWY ·· The Mt. Moriah 1-tacHJC Church uf God was the sett mg fur tlw May 6 wt'!ldmg of Miss AI isH Ann H~ rns. daughter uf Mr. and Mrs . Paul E. Harris, Minersv ille, and i{lck Alliin findley , sun of Mr. and Mrs. Charels Fo lllll'). Jr ., Hacine. The wcddmg was pt'rfunnt'!l by till' Hrv Donalrll'ombs at 6::!0 p.1n. foll owing a pro· greun uf ttlll.~tl' l>y Jut·clyn fath er. thl' bndl' was attired in a gu \1 11 of whllt' sheer urgarll.H a11d chantilly lal'L' . Tht.• bod t\'l.' 11 as tu~~hllghted by H high !lt'ckllltl' C Hld full bishop sit-J'I t'S. The bouffwll sk1rt wa~ aLlvrn cd wit/1 fiw rufflt·~ row:-. of and L'Xb'ndl'd to H ctm pt'l tril!ll 111 haC"k. Her heodpll'l'L' \1 a:-. t'o\·L· n·d with lal'l' and twld a fn1ge r l!p \ 't•il MEMORIAL WEEK EN D SPECIAL Fn . thr u Mon . Colorful decorated pots , 8", reg . 'l -\5 . Now 2-S4 .i S 6", reg . 2-)3.50 Now 'l - ~J . OO Larg e ~ele ction of , Memor1al Dav Flowers. Hr s.: 10-9 Dailv ; 11·7 Sun . Closed Tu esday Rt. Jl SHANENDOAH GIFT SHOP Ri o Grande, 0 twr hau·. 111 The bride to earn out the tr<-~ditJun uf "!WIIletiting old" ce~r n l'd her mother 's hand- kerchief. for ·something lll' \r ". her \H~tlding alti n.~ . for ··surnething borrowed'', lhe huop fur her gown , ctnd for "sOJnctlung blue ". a blue garter. Ringbca rer was Jt•remr Huush. neptlew uf Uw grooni . Wayne Satterfield of Wellstun was the best man. and the ushers wen• P.nc i-lfHTlS, Mi tH.'t'S \ "llle . brother of Uw bride, Hnfl Oa vt• Fi ndh•r , Hacine . brother uf the gro01n For her daug h lt.·r ·~ wed · dtng, Mr s. HetrTI :oo wore a lung gu wn of turquo1sr polyrster <:111d while atTessoril~S . Her duubll· c-arnatiOn rursagc wets tJpped in blue and t1ed w1th blue nbbon . Mrs. Findley wa s 111 a mint green dress \\llh wlult' acn:ssones and wore a carnatiOn cors~:~gc with green ribbons . A reception honoring ihe couple was was held in the Racine American Legion hall. The table was det·urated with blue and white streamers and blue and white daisies. The three tiered cake decorated with roses, doves and cupids, fe;oturc'l two satin bells on top. Separating the second and third tiers uf the cake was em etrrangenu~nt of baby 's b1·eath . Donna Gibbs bakl>d and served the cake . Others assisting at the table were Sharon Bailey. Angela Mar· cinko. and Mary Gui nther. Registering guests were C'ttr· ne Guinther Cmdy i-llld Warden. , for her wedding tri p. the bride changed into d polyester dress tmruned in navy blue. The eou plc now resides in Syracuse. The bride is a 1977 graduate of Southern High School. Mr. Find ley, also a gmdualc of Soul hem, is emp loyed at the G. and J. Auto Parts. Out-<Jf· town guests at llw weddmg werl' Mr. ami Mrs. James Satterfield and fam ily, Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. (~lt· n RObinson and Glen , Louist', Ky.: Tammy Spa ngler. Ripley, IV . Va.: ami Mr. and Mrs. Gar·y Gibbs ami Julie. MdsOn, W. Va . Mr. and Mn Rick Findley Shirley Turner gets crown ~ For sight Always wear eye cream out on the tennis courts so you don't ge t crinkles after squinting at the ball. Or wea r sunglasses instead. ) MARY ANN IJURST TU RNS TlllllTEEN Mary Ann Durst recen tl y ce lebrated her 13th birthday with two parti es. One part)' was atte nd ed by her "REMEMBER now thy Creator in the days of thy Youth" classmates United Pentecostal Church venue ' GREAT NIGHTS • • ' .. PENTECOSTAL • POWER - Friday, June 2 Master Youth Rally June 2 t' riday Evening. Youth Choir· Special Singing • Preaching • ., . :" ~ EVERYONE WELCOME ~r. Seed Transportation ? Call 992-2502 tl 'j . f1 •~ -~ i ~ . ~ ·"I ' I , ...~· ,'''!I Evangeli~t wen• Store' Hours: Mon.-Sat. 8 am-10 pm Sunday 10 am-10 pm · Support Your Community Vote Yes For School Bond Levy on June 6. Prices Effective Thru June 3, 1978 MIXED FRYER PARTS ••L~; ••• and wure tlle Tops red J'Ol.Jc du nn~ 1he rcrcmorw. She ser ved rake, punch and abu wa.-; pn:sented a· flower candy favors. The second Tup ~ c harm an d each party was attendfd b\' llll' JIIbtT ga\"l' ht·r H gift. Mrs. members of the United Ft;r Turner lost a total of :11 Centervill e Electrons 4-H Opportunity 4-H Club. This puumb . 1\ll three lost a tot"! Club met May 15 at Cen· group went to the Burger of ~,!J puund:.. terville Town Hall . Troy Chef to ea t then returned to Plan,<, wen• made for a rw w Daniels presided and had the Durst re sidl'nct• fur ('UIItest tu bt gin and add!· charge of the prog ram . cake and ke <'ream and to twr wl cha rms wrltl;e ordered Stacey and Kelly Arrowood play games. Guests at· for thuse <H.:h!C\'Iflg Wl'ight led devotions. There will be a tending were Grnelle Cox, loss . Since Ult' rtH.:elmg plan• yard sa le June 17 in front of Kelly Sa nd er s, Denis e at the dlUrth is betng the Town Hall. The next Sroll, Judy Ours!, Julie l'l'IIWdded . a lll' W lul'illtun is meeting will be May 23 at Durst and Paige Layne. l~m g ~o u gh t lJy the Clul.J. In· Centerv ille Town Hall. Ad· Other guests w,ere Tammy fon nrt iJO n itS tu tlwt lon ttlun visor s are Ann Danlels and Patrick, Kenny Patrick , lllfl)' IJl' oiJ I<IIII Cd f rurn Sue Huff. Members present Virginia Overturf and Mr. !r.J2-i202 or un-:~ 1 9 . were Mindy Arrowood, Lori and Mrs. Halph IJursl. Mrs. Wood gurc a n:purl 011 Arrowood , Tcri Arrowood , thl' n·t·e nl workshop held at Kelly Arrowood , Sharon l k~· erly . Offu•t•rs of tl1l' lucHI Arrowood, Stacey Arrowood , d Japlt'l' :trHI l' l'IJ I"L'~ Cilli.ltl \' l' S Troy Daniels, Angle Boster , of other l'h;t pll'r::. along w1th Tra cey Lewi s, David Hainey, Srtnd.i (fin . an·;t S U Jll' r\"l~ur , Julie Hall , Becky Co x, Karen <ll \ l' Jll lt•d .\1 rs . C1er Hose, Joha nna Donta, Pete pl't'Sl'llh.•d lhl' dub Wltl l two RECITAL SLATED Crews, Jeff Co x. A guest GALLIPOLIS - Al len 11rkets f1w \Ill' lll.'Xt area present was Josh Huff. Hepon er Mindy Arrowood. Saund ers, son uf Mr . and n "{ ugru t 11'n d;t .\ . Mrs. Hobert IV . Saunders, Will present a vr.cal reci tal Tui)Sday, Ma y >O. 8:30 p.m.. 111 the Recital Hall of the Mu sic Buildi ng of Ohio University . All en 1s a thiJ'(! year >1 udent in the Sr hool of Fine Arts in Vocal Per· · forma nee at Ohio University and has stud1cd fo r the past three yea rs under Mrs . ' Margaret Stephenson The recital is open to the pu bli c. 4-H News WHO'S ;il: • '· Rt•v. lluanl' Kram1•r, who P OMEHOY -- Shirlcv Turner wCJs crow ned "' Mis:., Spnnglinw '' in n·remonics cond ucted t:tt 't recent nweling of thL' Meigs County TOPS 1Take Off Pounds Sensi bly 1l'ha ptcr 570 held at the PORTLAND - Telephone Pomeroy First Betpli st 843-3364 . COAD SENIOR C'hurt' h. NUTHITION Weekly Menu F1rst rull!w r-up in the cun· fo r the Satellite Site at the test was Virgtma Pooler who Heorganized Ch urch of Jesus rl'l'CI\'Cd a corsage and a Clll'ist of the Latter Day pl t'L' l' uf the Tups je\\'eiry . St·· Saints, Old Town Flats, is eund runner-up was .Judy similar to the above menu . Wulfc who <tlso rL't't'iVt'd a Please ca ll in your rese r· <.'tJr sngt• etml dw nu vation. Mrs. T urrwr' \Vi"tS nowned POWELL'S 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , 7:30 P.M. Tuesday, May 30 - POMEROY . Meigs Senior Citizens Center ac· tivit ies located at the Pomeroy Junior High School is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m.. Monday thro ugh friday . Monday , May 29 - Center Closed - Memorial Day. Tuesday, May 30-Chorus, 12 :30-2 p.m. Wednesday , May 31 Social Security Re presentative, 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m.; Games, 12:30-2 p.m. Thursday , June I - Horse· shoes. 12 :30·2 p.m. Friday, June 2- Art Class, 10 a.m.-12 noon; Bowling, 1·3 p.m. Senior Nutrition Program, 12 noon-12 :45 p.m., Monday lhrough Friday. COAD Se ni or Nutrition Menu for May 29 through June 2, 1978. Closed Monday fo r Memorial holiday. Tuesday - Beef patty · gravy , egg noodles. broccoli, citrus sections, cookies, roll, butter, milk. Wed nesday - Creamed chicken on biscuit, buttered beets. cottage cheese, banana cake, milk. Thursday - Meatl oaf, whipped potatoes · gravy , glazed ca rrots. ice cream, bread, butter milk . Friday - Ba ked fish, ha sh brown potato es, ste wed tomatoes, tapioca with fruit sa uce , bread, butter, milk. Coffee, tea , b utt cnn~lk, skm1 milk and juice ser ved da ily. Please REGISTER the day befo re you plan to eat. Rev. William Knitt el. PaHtor HEAD LETTUCE ...... . 5-LB. BAG 89~ W;C· Limit! Per Customer Good On ly at Po we ll' s Off er ·res June J, 1978 We Acce pt BankAmerica rd -Ma ster Charge. And Buckeye Go ld Cards · MACARONI &CHEESE -------- ~~~ YNJ can 't he wat ching vou r child every muHIIC uf eve ry day . That 's why yo u need klmlt-ryrrnl , 1hc child protection latch for t ahint:l \ and drawcrl!.. To a small child all those bottles and co ntainer; under 1he sink are toys or some thin g to eat or drmk . killlfiTfJfl1Yf will keep curious and mischievous tots out of ca binet s and drawers. Yet, adult s can get in qu ickl y and easi ly. Protect your children . lnslalllrlndf'I'!IUI"' kindergard. LATCHES ·t0 •( ~ FLORIST E. MAIN ·POMEROY, OHIO · ~S7l.'t PHO NE 992-2644 or 992-6298 FREE PARKING W/C FLAVORITE YOWl t"XTRA TDOCH 1-'WIUST :U ~ 6/$1 Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June J, 1978 -~· ~ helps kl'flp tots out ,., lets adults in . U=~,S;:ZI I AVAILABLE AT FRUTH PHARMACIES All LOCATIONS c 1976 KlNOEAO~A O CORPORA.TION Ot lt11s Tlt I':/J.4l Milfl PLASTIC GAlLON ~1114 OZ. 5/$1 W/C Limit 1 Per Customer Good Only at Powell's Offer June 3, 1978 LOOK POR OUR MYSTERY SPECIAL SUNDAY & MONDAY ONLY/ Sliced WhiteBread Yogurt 8-o:~. Ctn. BO)WISeot Margarine Green Beans FRENCH SfYU or CUT 1-lb. Con 1-lb . loaf zs~ 19~ SJ38 1-lb. Qffl, 3Z~ J9" 3Zt Pillsbury Gravy Mi1es ''•'"'" ... , ""''·"•· 10' Thorofare Tomato Paste, . .. , , , , "'"'"' 22' · Green Giant Niblets Com """'"~·~ . "•'·c. 32' McCormick Garlic Salt .. , , , , •• ,,,., "'·48' Argo Peas ,,,, .... ,., .• ,,, . , . ..c.. 22' Friskies Cot Food ""'"'" , , , , .. , .......c.. 26' Thorofare Fro I , Cone , Orange Juice .....c.34' A, Janes Kosher Mini lceburg Dills , .....,. 48' Campbell's Soup v.,.,.to~. ,, v,,,, ...Mn v.,. 1o.n .. ,.c. 22< Libby Deep Brown Pork & Beans , , ..... c.. 28' Pillsbury Pie Crust Mix , . , , . , , . " " ... 44' Thorofare Snack Crackers . , , . , , 11 ..."'•·48' ARGO YELLOW CLING THOROFARE STOKELY Catsup ' 14-o:r . Bot . Mushrooms STEMS & PIECES Slicu Cups 51 · 7-o~ . 22-oz . Bot. 9--oz. Bog Nort,._,. Bathroom Tissue FOAM INSULA TEO Detergent TWIST PRETZELS 1-lb . 13-o:r. Can 4Z~ SWHTHEART PtNlltQUID DIIH Reisman Peaches 4-oz. Can 34t Cups WHITE or ASSORTED 4-PACK 48~ 48~ 78~ ••: 4 4 t 48t Tootsie Roll Drops w ... or Midgees '·'"·"•· 48' Irish Spring "",..,'"' ,..•'"'"', , • • , .!.'';,,. 58' Early Calif . Select Pitted Olives .. ,. ....c.. 68' Pillsbury Flour. , , , .• , , , • , . , , . ,.,. .., 78' Rich's Fral , Coffee Rich , , , . , , , , ·" ..."'· 48' Kellogg's Pop Torts 11'"'"'" . "".. .. ....,., 59' Tidy Cot Cot litter . , ... , , . , , , .... ..., 78' Thorofare Frozen Cut Broccoli. , .. ,.., c.. 78' Pennsylvania Dutch Noodles Plus .., , ,. .."•·48' Th oro f are Bleach , , , , • , . , , , , , 1o.1. "'· 64' Airwick Stick Ups Air Freshener , '"'""''.c' "• 78' Breath 0' Pine Disinfectant . , , •• , ...c. 88' l•····· THOROFARE SMOOTH BLUE BIRD Nabisco Oreos Peanut Butter 15 -o~. Rich's White Paper Plates Regular, Double Slut HI-or:. Jar Bread Dough IOO·Ct. Pkg. Pllg. Calgon h·~··'· aw••t• ltfh , kttl Otl k•d• • • • • • 11\ ,k,.88c Kellogg 's Com FlakeSH.. ,;,. , ... , ,. ., ....,.94' Hunt's Snack Pack av.,.,,.. .,,•. h t 1o 1" <"" 94c Six Flavor Popsicles ... '""' ''" '·'" ,,,, 1 1.38 .... 1 GALLIPOUS - Activities at the Senior Citizens Center for this week are as follows: Monda y, May 29 CLOSED (Memorial Day ), Tuesday, May 30 Physical Fitness, 11 :15 a.m.; S.T.O.P., 10 :3() a.m .; Foam Art Class (Li bby Hill , in· structor ), 1-3 p.m. Wednesday, May 31 - Card Games , 1·3 p.m.; Movies, I : 3Q. Thursday, June I Physical Fitness, 11:15 a.m.; l!ible Study, 12:45-1:40. Friday, June 2 - Advisory Co uncil, 1 p.m.; Art Class 1-3; Social Hour, 7. The Senior Nutrition Program will se rv e the following meals at 12 noon: Monday - CLOSED. TuesdaY - Baked Swiss steak with gravy, egg noodles, broccoli, fruit sa lad on lettuce leaf, roll , butter, oatmeal cook ies, milk. Wednesday - Creamed chicken on biscuits, buttered beets, cottage cheese and pear on lettuce leaf, roll, biscuits, butter, banana ca ke, milk, · · Thursday - Meatloa f, parsley boiled potatoes, glared carrots, bread, butter, Ice cream, milk. Friday - Liver with onions, baked potato, stewed tomatoes, bread, butt er, tapioca with fru it sauce, milk. Choice of beverage served with each meal. "Services rendered on a non-dlecrim1natory basis." DOLE, LARGE SIZE Carrots Pineapples .... lb.zs~ Bananas Grou"d Beef BeefPaUie Mb ,. ,9~ FRESH, ROASTED Peanuts Chuck Steak SJ09 Ground Chuck '"' ., . ... Sf39 I b, lb.88" lJITU lt.l NGIOUND IU ff orrur1y lUN GIOUND IUJ ftrmul I 0 • Ground Round "'' • .... 0 Cube Steak l.,,, 1..~ . . . . . •· '2.69 U.I.D.A.CHOICIIUJ Sliced Beef liver • zq Pork loin Roast • • Pork Chops U.S.D.A. CHOICEliEF IONELISS Shoulder Roast Chuck Roast .... S f 5 9 SJ45 HI Of IOU NO 511U ..... •'2,49 lb. U.I.D.A.CHOICI Bllf ROUND BON! .. .. .. . . .69' . Shoulder Steak Roasting Chickens Pork Chops SLICED RIB SIDE Our lb. ).Jbo . 38 75t s.,.rlor Polish S.Usege .. . . . . . . .' • '11.19 Atwlour Stw Hot Dogs , ..•. , • •·•·"' 1.09 • 0 • • 0 I o •$1.68 Frozen Foods Perch Fillets . , "' ,., s1. 55 Cod Fillets , . , "' ,., 1 1.59 Ch~ese Piua • u... "'' s1.09 H~~burg Pina "-'•• ,.,,1 1.09 "" Pepperoni Pina u.... .. ,.~.1.09 ilr Stw Beef Mot Do 1 , , • •·• ·"•· 1• • ...$ J • • 59 U.S.D.A.CHOJCIIUf 0 • • s1. 35 1 24-ot. $1~ Pkg. ?...a., 'PoJ Chlcflen Parts Beef Shanfl lONE IN J b . S J· H lb.49~ lOIN HAlf Pork loin Roost 0 I 0 0 • $1.45 THICK CUT BLADE CUt SJI8 0 Bottom Round Chucfl Roast I It, o U.S.D.A, CHOICE BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICEIEIF lb.sz oq IHOITIIBI .... , .. , , ... . 'I." Boneless Stew Beef • • • • • U.S,D.A. CHOICE lllf 1S" I lt. Ill .... U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF RIB QUARTER ~~.SJ 1• • 1 35 SLICED LOIN SlOE lb.SJ 79 Ill \lUI\ 0 $ Jb_SJ lOIN ouum U.S.D.A. CHOICE BIEF I lONE IN 01 lb. SAlTID OR UNSAlTID Leg or Breast . Quarters l ·lb1. or More i·Mm "'· .59c Bog U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SpareRibs Sf67 Green Peppers Onions ~ ,~ COUNTRY STYLI U .5-oz. Can FRESH, CRISP Yellow Squash ••••• lb. ~ To Ground Beef Salmon Chef 2 Pepperoni Pina Mix , , . ,.., ...,.11. 79 Cold Power Detergent ,.. .. ,... .. ~ ••.,., 12.08 Modess Sanitary Napkins,.,., ..,., "''·"'•·s2.58 Carnation Instant Dry Milk , , , ..... ,.....14.48 U.S. NO, 1 MEDIUM SIZE . 99~ GREEN OR YELLOW ~\\ Economical Allornatlvo FAISH Con~entrate Lemon / range, 22 oz. Orange, Punch bol Kingsford Charcoal , , ..... , , "·"·.., 1 1.41 Thorofare Tea Bogs , ... , ... '"'·" ·"•·51.49 Tylenol Ex . Strength . , , c., ,._,, ""' ...c•.s1.58 Thorofare Trash Bags , .. . , , , JO.<•·"• 1 1.58 FRESH , CRISP 39~ z~49c PINK sa~ 88~ 88" Westinghouse,.,"" M , , , , , • , , " " " '· 98' Ora Brite Denture Cleaner , , , , . '•• "" s1.08 .,. ~, $1 38 Breck Shampoo M.uuC o.-,. Olly ~ .~, u. .. "'· • Hawaiian Punch Drink Mi1 1'"'""' "·' " ·,Ms 1.48 Blennd ECONOMY PACK 300-Ct. Pkg. FIVE 1 -lb. LOG\1 01 Prelate RlYMER 'S Scott Napflins FROZEN 78~ 88~ 88~ 1 Sr. Citizens 1 Calendar Ught N' Lively J VARIETIES 15.5-oz. Can GOLDEN, RIPE , 10lf4 OZ. Fr anc1 1 Flo rist. your " we dd ing specialists" now offer a secon d ser vice t o brides to be. Now vu'"""' can comb1ne your wedd ing flower s and ph otographs in to one pa ckage . We can now otter a pr ofessJon ally arranged and ph otogr aphed wedd ing . A mem ber of our staff is tra i ned and expen enced 1n wedding photography. He offers for m~ ls. casuals, mis tys , do uble expos ures and spe cial effects . Stop by for complete d eta ils . Z% RETAILS EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1978. "'"''""Itt r\Pt ''limit .,will•• t~~.tl itMI in rtlls H . ltm 101ti to -Hier1 . M.l ... ,...,~ ltr tr,.,...,-lul trrort UATE FARE STOKELY Dad's Dog Rations THOROFARE Shop Pennyfare week in and week out and watch your TOTAL FOOD BILL GO DOWN ••• ''TOTAL DOWN PRICES" mean more items that you buy each week will be priced less to keep your total down. You get total savings with our '10TAL DOWN PRICES". OPEN MEMORIAL OAY 10 AM TIL 5 PM SUPER MARKETS r--.-.-·--·- ·- ·l I Brownie Troop 240 was a materiaL Our staff and residents on special guest . She also presented each resident with second floor welcome home a favor. Thse two groups Theodore Gordon who has were sponsored by the been a patient at Holzer Medical Center. Masons. Rev. Charles Lusher, Get well wisl)es go to Margaret Kress, James pastor of the Ca lvary Baptist Matheny, Ed. Waugh and Church, Rio Grande , will be Reba Long who are patients our speaker for the month of June. at Holzer Medical Center. We wish to thank Hev. Lynn Chapel Hlll Church of Christ furnished favors for all · Lahaie, pastor of Faith Baptist Church, members of residents recently. Mrs. Amos Waugh and the church and their youth daughter called on Wretha group for their inspirational services during the month of Finley Monday . We would like to thank May . Our residents and staff Charlene Batey, of fre nch on the evening shift have City Fabric Shoppe, for her received many blessings gener ous consi derat ion during these services. May regarding our purchase of God bless you in your work. Charlotte, visited ThursdaY with John Lewis, Millie Folden and Aldean Miller. Rita Noon was all smiles as she arrived b3ck home on Tuesday. Rita was a patient at Holzer Medical Center .several days. Wann and special birthday tho ughts go to Edith Hut· sinpiller who was 88 on May· 23 and Elmer Rose , 63, on May 16. We all enjoyed birth· day cake made by our head cook, Lena Adkins. Representatives of the Fleur de Leis Chapter DeMolay Mothers a ub spent May 17 with our residents. They presented each resident with a favor. Samantha Phillips, representative of Down Prices To Keep Your Total Down Lettuee CAMPBELL'S I Mr. and Mrs . to:rvm ~· mtey, our church service. Dorothy Catlettsburg , Ky . came Whittington gave a very Saturday and got his mother, inspiration al talk from St. Wretha Finley and took her to John 15:13 " What a friend we Providence cemetery to have in Jesus." Sister Nada Kittle cond ucted th e decorate their family graves. devotional service and From there they went to her prayer by Pearl Markins. old home place where several After service they visited of her family had met to with our residents and surprise her. In the afternoon · distributed flower favors to they all enjoyed a picnic. Our staff and residents all mothers. Hussell Eblin visited his extend our sincere sympathy brother, Willie Eb lin , to Sherri Coin in the loss of her mother·in·law . Sherri is Tuesday. daughter, Karen, and fami ly from Proctorville came and took her for a drive. Rev. !Wbert Colvin, Jr., pastor of lhe Good News Baptist Chu rc h conducts services every Tuesday on second floor. He brings to us the meat of the Word which is most nourishing to our souls when we are obedie nt followers of Christ. Thursday, several women from the Church of Christ in Christian Uni9n conduded SUGAR TOMATO SOUP et us put your wedding in bloom. Day was a very busy day here at the Care Center. The mothers visited were: Gamet Johnson , by Mrs. Herbert Bush; Orpha Wooten, by Mr, and Mrs. Carl Wooten, Dayton: aara Mae Frey, Westerville; Mr. and Mrs, Walter Pope and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wooten, GalllpolilJ. Ruby Taylor, by Mr. and Mrs. Lester Taylor, Chillicothe; Mrs. l<lis Wolfe, Columbus; Orland and Willard Taylor, Gallipolis. Aldean Miller, by Mr. and Mrs , Dave Owens 'and son, Michael, Proctorville. Ethel Lewis and roommate Carrie Rife by Mr. and Mrs. Owen Edson Lewis and daughter Keary. Wreaths finley, by Mr, and Mrs. Elwin Finley . Ola Keeton, by Mr. ond Mrs. Stewart Keeton, Ewington; and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keeton, Mariett a. Stella' Mohr, by Mr , ond Mrs. Blain Mohr, Gallipolis, Ferry, W. Va. Ruby Bennett, by Dena Baise. Ora Coon, by Mrs. Jack !Wgers, l't. Pleasant, W. Va. Ida Orr by Orlan Harrison, South Solon, Ohio. Hita Truesdell , by Janet Northup, and Hastie Shoemaker, by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Smith. It was an especially wonderful Mother's Day for Millie Folden. Her entire family met with her at the home of her son, Irvin. All mothers of Pinecres Care Center wish to express their appreciation to the administration fo r the bea utiful · red ca rnat ion corsages they received on Mother's Day, Evelyn Ramsey visit ed her aunt, Olive Watso n, recentl y. Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Barcus visited Orpha Wooten and Virgil Rllberts Sunday. Our sympathetic prayers go to the families of: Jennie lies, Gertrude Bateson and Everett Sims who passed away last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Tay lor, Jeanie Harold and son, Mark, Chi llicoth e, visi ted Huby Taylor Saturday. Henry Taylor, Co lumbu s, visite d Saturday ana Sunday. Brenda Farley took John Peters and Virgil !Wberts to Rodney Church of God Sunday evening. Kay Johnson, Columbus, called on her mother, Gamet J ohnson Sunday, May ,21. · Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cullwns and son and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bu ck and daughter, Columbus, spe nt Sunday aft ernoon with their mother , Linnie Leifh eit. Ci nda Irwin o( Miller visited her mother, Aldean Miller on Tuesday. Lucille Wood, Joyce Bame, Proc· torville, visited on Thursday . She spent Saturday with her mother, Bessie Swain of Crown City, and Sunday her ICEBERG YOUR NOW? Moth~r's our speech therapist here at Pinecrest. · Yolanda Howard a nd Juanita Workman donated two beautiful white tablecloths to our Care Center. Mark aark, Colwnbus, age 16, will be attending Guiding Hand School in the near future. Several of Mark's relatives spent Sunday af· temoon with him . Wayne Shoemaker visits frequently with his uncle, Ferry Saunders. We would llketo give a very special welcome to our new residents, Mary Gurley, Leon, W. Va.; Ada Thevenin and Charl es Young of Gallipolis. Edna French and daughter, $1 •59 Oticken Breasts U.S.D.A. CHOICE IIEEF IONILISS Top Round Stealr ,. szl9 r-it, ,... 0 ••• Sen1l Bonelas Ram Whole or Portion . 99~ Chicken ltgI. , , , , • , , ,11• . 89' Anllo11r Stw Slictd Bacon • , , , , , •·•· "'•·11 .71 69 . H... Slicu '"'~ '" , • , •• , , • , •. , •· • Antlow fl St• Slictd Lunch Meats "••· ..,.11.09 IIMII!PAIWMOU �C-l- The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 Heard grabs lead iunb~ ~imes· jtntintl SPORifS 1\Ti.ANTA iUPl ) - J erry Heard took advantage of Dave Ei chelberger's collapse Saturda y tCI surge into the lead midway through the th ird mund of the Atlant a (;o!f Classic. Head. three strokes back at the start of Saturday's play , play ed the frunt nine in 4und er - p~lr 32 l t1 go 14 und er for 45 holes while F:ichelberger. who had match ed this year's to ur low for 3G hol es when he started out 62-<i9 I:lt , started out with a double bogey on 1he ve ry ftrst hole and, po~ting <J 5-ov er-41. WiJ S six strokes uff Heard's p 1::lL:t! OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 10 A.M. TIL 7 P.M. at the I urn - a swing of nine 4117 GIRLS LINEUP - The following members of the French City Ski Club, Inc. will form a girls lineup during Monday'sOhio River ski show along the Upstream Public Use Area in Gallipolis. Left to right they arc - Marilu ~ # 5506 JUCi FREE WITH PURCHASE of # 5254 COOLER "~ 4" B-B-Q f! STRUCTO COLEMAN 6-PACK RC COLA LOWBOY COOLER &JUG Co ..,. '' h,gh- df' n\ oly polyethyle ne. ure th ane H'l)u lo h o n. \I'IOP lotck dtdon9 hand le 1 handy t•or kee p\ food dr y f1 11 plo,tor 17 qollon (oorn:oty konoe d l•d 180 ~q Hl <oo i •nQ g nd m ea , th11d leg de ta <he\ . o il l a id unrl !' o howl 4 p01th on po~ •lt ve gm l o d 1 u~l · rnent 5 · ('(I I )' roll whf'l,.ll ll u11p1 00 ( ( hro mt"- p ln ted qt od HECK'SIEG. 12 OZ. CANS '37.98 HECK'S REG. $14.88 NAIIDWAIE /191. / JOHNNY BENCH 10 LB. BATTER UP Improve CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ~ovr l11n•ng wooh ohe Johnn¥ 8e n.c h Botler Up Con1 lunl l ~ (h0"'11'"9 p ot d1 e s UTI P'O~e\ hmong,llelpr. develop lhf'oe ~ nothong 11l~e He ot t AT LEAST l4 PU o le, e l swu'lg nne~ 99< HECK'S REG. $1.59 . I I Heck's Reg. 115.99 SPORTS DEPT. ' \ ZEBCO OMEGA SPIICAST REEL $21 WELLINGTON NATIONAL 12' x 12' DINING CANOPY 99 $1888 Wonderf ul bock yard ' cool ovh'' o r d1n1ng o f the <o mp11tr l rln cop•"\J w llf!r polr Jo• nl ~ 11«1 <Or ner pol r1 Nrw " A. n~tr " ~p n ng \l erl ~tak e ~ He a vy ... O f t n coo ttod mil d ew pr oo l Blve and yt' llow po lyel ~yle n~ HECK'S lEG. $27.88 PICNIC TABLE COVER SET $644 HECK' SREG. $10.99 COPPER TONE e McGRAW EDISON 9 OZ. FOAM CUPS 20 INCH 2 SPEED e 204001 FAN - 4 oz. SUNTAN LOTION 4 oz. SUNTAN OIL . I CHOICE ' $1 ~!H 9" PAPER PLATES 59(..~ DEPT. ON THE NEW RffiiNA.ww Electrikbrush'· Nozzle KODACOLOR II FILM HICK' SIIG. $1.19 99( JEWEUr. .r. 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Ca r ew M in 4] 165 63 . 382 44 187 65 . 3.48 R ice Bos Lezcano M il l2 106 l6 .l40 Cubbag e M in l6110 l9.ll6 Pinieila NY 29 105 35 .lll 40 154 Sl .33 1 Chamb!IS NY 40140 46 .329 Sundberg Te• Reynolds Sea 42 137 45 .328 Carty To r l5 Ill 40 .m Oti s KC l91 22 l9.310 lightweight Electrikbroom • C126-1 Mator uaague Luders By United Pren lnternilf ional Batting Mazz ill i NY HICK'S lEG. $1.99 HARDWARE Saves sao Cll0-12 KODAK ARI.INGTON, Texas {UPI I - Any team looking for a still-talented ri gllt -hand pitcher who has a history of saying what he thinks - even if it means packing hi s bags - can probably make a ileal with the fax 1S Rangers. Although Ranger offici als say they hope the current disa greement bet ween manager Billy Hunter and pit cher Dock Ellis will be settled, sources in sid e the club say there is lilt le hope of ending the dispute. Ellis, the team's player representative, tri ed to lead a rev olt against th e club's liqu or policy during the !Ianger's most recent ruad trip. The incident occurred aft er a long night from Seattle to Ba ker e 4 OZ. SUNTAN OIL Heck's Reg. 122.88 601. NOIZEMA SKIN CREAM HECK'S lEG. $1.59 $1 09 in res pon se to football recruiting violations. It wa s the first time the Big Eight was ever depri'ved u member school of revenue distributed from the conference office and it will cost Kansas State roughly $125,1loo during each of the next three years . The Wildcats. in essence, arc losing one-third of cunferem:e - gcncraled revenue during each of the next three years in li eu of the possible loss of football scheduling priv ileges against other Big E:ight t earns. The second severest penHity in connection with the recruiting violation s of the since - been - fired Co ach Ellis ready to hit road Sm ith LA G r iff ey Cin HAWAIIAN TROPIC 100COUNT HECK' SIEG. 99' ll'tCG. KANSAS CITY , Mo. (UP! ) - The Big Eight levied the most severe punishment ever taken against a member instil ution Saturday by imposing an indefinite probation on weak sister Kansas Stat e and limiting scholarships and conference generated revenue . The conference action was Top hitters SJIOITSIBT. 50 COUNT 39(~~ Big 8 punishes Kansas State HECK'SIEG. $26.99 SIWTS . .T. HICK'S REG. 71' ll'tCG. NAIIDWAIE DEI'T. Simon , Tonya Simpson, Diane Ward, Chery l Baird, Judy Queen, Connie Harmon, Peggy Baird and Debbie Reiser . The show, sponsored by Zinn's Landing, will begin at 12 noon Memorial Day alon g the Gl(llipolis park front. L A 11 , Kingman , Ch i an d Bench. Cin 9; L uz insk i and Schm id t, Phi l 8. American league : R ic e , Bos 16 ; Ba ylor , Cal and Thom pson, Oe t 12 ; Zisk . Tex 10 ; Ma >r . Batt , Ale • Mder , Oll k and Mayberry , Tar 9. Runs Bilfted In Niltlonat lea gue M or gan , Cin 3_. ; Monda y, L A ana McCove>r . SF 33; Fos ler , Cin and Sm ith , LA 31. . American Lta;ue : Rice , Bos -48 ; Zisk , Te x 33, May. Bait , Baylor , Cal, St aub and Cham bli Ss, NY 31. Stolen Bases N~tionat League : Mor en o, Pllt 21; Cedeno, Ho u 18 ; Roy ster , All , L opes, LA Md Taveras, Pitt 12. American Lugue : Le Flore, Oet and Wilson , KC 17 : Cruz, Sea 16 ; DOone, Oak 1-4 ; Norwood, M lnn and Will s, Te)( Minn esota , durin g wh ic h some of the players drank several beers. On the bu s ride from lh e airport to their hotel ·in Minnea poli s, a rau co us scen e developed in whi ch Ell is urged his lcamrnates to drink in their hotel bar . a violation of Hunt er 's regulations. " lt wa s," said one Hanger pl aye r, " a n all -tim e bu s trip." Hunter , upset at the at1ions on the bus that night , ha s now bann ed alcohol on a ll team nights . On rctumin~ from the road trip, Hunter was obvi ously depressed over the incident. "You have to really like baseball to be a mana ~ cr these days," he said. " I hope this matter is resolved, but l don't know how long it will tak e before we know if i.t is res(Jived. "The players ought to be th inking abo ut baseball inl>1 cad of things like this. Maybe we would be winning more games if they did." During the bus trip in Minnesota, Hunte r fin ally became tired of Elli s' suggestion s to hi s fell ow players, and told Ellis to "sit down and shut up ." That infuriated Ellis, who a day later accused Hunter of bein g "a Hitler." Hunter feels the serving of beer on team flights was responsible for th e trouble on the bus. " I'm not saying Dock was in ebri ated," said Hunt er, "but some of the players were. Some just can't handle it." The drinking of al cohol on the team's flights now carries a fin e of up to $1,000. Elli s said he did not plan to follow any of Hunter'srul es if he did TOURNAMENT RECORD SPRINGrlELD, IJI. IUPI ) - Designated hitter Cam Kennedy drove in a record setting nine runs Saturday to lead Eastern lllinois to a 21-11 victory over Southwest Missouri in the NCAA Division II World Series. Southwest Missouri, suffering its second loss. becam e 11. the first team to be Pitching eliminated In the Round Most VIctories N1tlonal League : Gr imsle y, Robin tourney . Mtl7 ·2i Blue, SF 6 1; JOhn, L A Kennedy's nine RBI - a and Knepper , SF 6.2; Forsch, tournament record - inSI.L 6-l. Amtrlun Leaaue : Ta na na . cluded three homers . Eastern Cat 8-1; Lee. 8 os 7 1; Gu idry, NV 6-0 ; Torrtr. Bos 6-2; racked up a tournament Knapp , Cal 6·3. record seven home runs in E•rned Run Average the slugfest. 1 Bued on 45 Inn ing, plfchtd) Naflonal Lt•gut : R .Rei.J scf1el. Ch i 1,97 ; An dujar , Hou 2.09 ; Knepper. SF ?.?5; Forsc h, St. L 1.28 ; Swan , NY l .l'J. Amtrlun League : John son . Oa)l; 1.5J, GUidr y , NY 1.72, Tana na, Cal 2 A8 ; L ee, 8os 2.55, Keough , Oa k 2.60. SfriiCfOUtS Nation. I League : R ichard , Hou 79; Nlekro . Att 69 : Seaver, Cln 61 ; Blyteven , . P llt 60 ; 'Montefusco, SF SS. GAINS FrNALS ROME (UPI) - Italy's Adriano Panatta advanced to the Men 's Singles Finals in the Italian Open Tennis championships against Bjorn Borg of Sweden Saturday American League : Rval') , c.,,-1 alter his semifinal opponent 89 i Ftanaoan. Ba ll 52; Gu idry , Jose Higueras of Spain quit in NY • 7; Tl'lnl'lnl! , Cal 44 ; disgust over crowd behavior. Leonard . KC AI nul fee l like it. " f'Ve already sa id alone." said F.ll is. walk ·.. ·.·.·.-.·.·>:.:.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.:-.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· . .;.;·:·:-: rALCUNS UJSE PARKERSB URG Wahama's first shot at a Class A stale high school baseball championship ended ln the bottom of the seventh Inning her< Sa turda y when Tygarls Valley stored two runs with two out~ and two strikes on the batter to edge the Falcons, 3-2 for the 1978 crown. WHS led 2-0 going Into the final rung. Jell Collier, who gave up un_!y lhret• hits, was charged with the loss. Steve Wamsley was credltt•d with the win. Mark Smith had Wahama 's only hit , a single, Elli s Rain s b er g~ r was a scholarshi p cutback by 20 uver the next three years. A Big F.ight investigation reve aled the Wildcat s 111 be 13 over the legal li mit t40 ) during the !977-78 academic year , fi ve over the limit during 19/G-77 and two uv er lhc limit in t975-76. The penalty cuts Kansas State's footba ll scholar ship all otment by li during the 1978-79 academi c year. by ruur durin g 1979-80 and by three during 1980-81. " Thi s is nut r eall y a pena lty ," said Bi g Eight eommi ss iune r Charl es Nciuas. " 'll1C'Y look 20 grant· in aids over the limit during a thr ee -yea r period and now they ha ve to give them back over a 1hree-year period." Kans" s Stat e. whose footb<dl pro~ r• m had also been tJn pro bation fur three year s en ding 111 I!H3. was placed on pro bation by the Bi g Eight in Mctrch as a r esult o f the r ecru it ing violi.lt ions. The confere nce voted <~ I its annual mec t i n ~s last week to extend that pro bation mdefinitely. ·n,e Bi g E:ight's fin al step in the four-pan penalty was to e s t<~bli s h a cons ult ation com mitt ee to prov ide advic(• and couneil to aid Ka nsas State in mov ing forward in H pu ~ ll iv e rltann cr in con · for m ancc with l'o nfc rcn t't' and NCAJ\ rul es. shuts. Bob Zend er a nd Mark llayes, playing iu thc scum~ threesome, both shu t 9-u nder: par 63 Saturda y lu fmish 54 holes at 12-under 204, two shots behind Heard on the lead er buard . Mike M c•( 'u liuu~h . 9 und er thruugh 16 hulcs, wa s also Ht 12 under a mi ~o was Tom Watson , this yct~r ' s leading mon ey winnl'r , whr, w'l s 2 under for the day thro ugh mne. E i ch e lhe r ~ er sta l1cd the day at 1:1 under and thr ee shots ah ead of llru rd, Watson and Bo b Murra y. who wa s 11 under thrl! ugh H tl! dcs . '111e hill y Atlanta Country Club course. usually con· siden..'d one of 1he most physitally dcnwnding un lhe Pro (;ulf Tuur, co ntin ued Saturday to play like a pitchand-putt co urse uf th e third straight day. SPRING SPORTS HONOREES - These three Bl ue Devil s were named Most Valuable Players in th eir respectiv e sport at Ga ll ia Academy High School this spr ing. On left is Bub Kiesling, Most Valu able Player in tennis. In ce nter is Terry Wall , the base ball team's MV P. On right is Todd Rees , who was nained MV P in track. Investment pays off IND IA NAPOI.IS IUPf I A $5 million in vestment eigh t years ago in auto racing's rkhcst classic continues tu attr act an est imated AO mi lliun home view€rs of the Bruadca sting . Ame ri cHn Company's a nnual televising of the Ind ianapoli s 500. AB C ha s 1G ca mer as ruve t·ing the r<J ce th at is su ld as a del ayed broadcast with prod ucers, dirceto rs. edi tors and splicers work ing dil igently to put the prod uct on televisiOn about SIX hnur s aft er the nt ~t.· is uvcr. • C'h uck Huwa rd IS pruduccr of the show <J nd ma.l)tl: rnu nd of thl' vast ca mrra rwl wor k fiAfriT ORD, Co nn. 1 UPI 1 that is dPslgncd to catch New England Whal ers ev ery nuance of an l'Xl'l t i ng Co ach Ha rr y Neale has Spt1t't . n.•si ~ ned tu bc('(Jrn c the new " Ou r primar y ca mt.~ r a he:trl couch of the Natiurwl tn ' w is divided in1 u tWIJ Hockey I,eng u(' 's Vi.incuuve r gr oups," Huward says. " A Canu r ks. mobile unit of eil{hl cmn cras Neale , 41 , said Friday the IS bHsil'aiJ j· respllll Siblr for 111 Hin J'l'liSnn fur tlu· rnuve what lw ppt• ns around the from the WMld llfl ckcy lnu.:k. This secliun IS supAssod atirlll is .. a ctwnr e lu port ed by a cummumcatiuus. co ach at the Nfl l. level. I'm sysl t'lll 1hat enable~ me lo doing the right th ing for me." kn ow what's happening at He ca me to t11e WHA clu b t.•v c r ~ mumcnt. at the end of the 1975-76 " A secun d unit. <tlsu c1g ht seaS<IIl and led the Whalers tu it s set'u nd best re(:urd this yea r. Nea le has a 208 -175-2 0 record in the prus and will tHkc uver the Vnncouvcr cl ub as tts six th coach after a 20U -7 rccurd this year. Whalers mentor reszgns crew s, covers the pit and garage area , must of which is dnne by ha nd --carried television eamcrCJ s." Howard cx plams there CJ re fou r ca mer as muu ntcll high on each of 1he fuur turns, twu more at ~ relatively l(J w angl e, a . sixth camera mounted un a 200-fuut high t'ranl' ~tHt i on ed 11Ulslde the track and a sm ~ l e 'rv un it operat in g fr om a bli mp n rr ling the lr ld Jant-t puli s M1Jior Speed way . ·· we·re constant ly se eking the pr iw ary (Joi nt of action," says ~~~~wa nl. whusc fi rst assignment a s fjJl ABC producer wa s durin g lhe 19fiO's whe n he televised the barr e l-jum pin g cham piOnships at Grossingrr 's 111 upstatr Ne w York . " As an l' Xmnple , 1f II. . J. FuytJS lea d ing the pack by a qu arter m1 Je, we don't wnnt tu >1 ay on hi m. There r111 ght be a classic batt le fur seco nd place ond we'll con ~1a ntl y sh ift to that area." Howard mentions that his nc l work hrtsn't chm1 gl'CI thL' q mcept uf co vera ge smcc do1ng the pr une Itme delay of Here's starting Indy 500 lineup David Clyde, now 23, says Martin destroyed confidence IN DIANAPOLI S IUP II Sfarhng l1 neup tor Sund il y's lnd1anapoi 1S 500 M 1le aut o race Fir st Ro w Tom Sn e v a , Pens k e Coswor t h , 20 7. 156 Danny OngrHS, Pa r nelli Cosw orl h, 700 17? Rick Mear s, Pen ski Coswor lh, 100.078 rema rkable ' kiddie...·orps" of rooki e pitchers has been the gradual comeback of ve teran ri ghtha nder J oe Colemun . The last time most fa ns noticed, Coleman wus winning 20, 19 and 23 gruncs respectively for th e 1971-73 Detroit Tigers befor e fal li ng vietirn to an ann injury und driftin g to th e Nat ional League. Last sea son, Coleman woun d up with Charli e Finl ey's last pla t-e Oakland legioos but he appears to be far from th rough. ln43 games us a spot starter and reliever, Colem an was 4-4 last year , while his earned run average of 2.96 was his lowest in five yea rs. In his first 15 innings this season - all in re li ef, Coleman is 3-0 and has yet to give an ea rned run . ·'My arm is still not as strong as I'd like it tu be ," says the 32-ycar-old Coleman "but control and my forkball arc getting me by right now. My fa stball is si nking, but the biggest thmg is I've matu red. " \\'hen )'Ou're pitching out of the bullpen , you ca n't mess aruwtd . I used to mow 'em down when I was younge r. Now, however, I'm tryin g to change speed s and I'm ge tting ahead of the batter, gi ving me a chance to throw my pitch ... " What with the impact relief pitc her s ar c ha ving In ba se ball today, can you imagine what might have happened had the Red So• and Yankees not swung what looked to be a '' minor" deal back In March of 1~72·1 That was when the Yankees sent utilityman Danny Cater to & ston for Sparky Lyle. Ah , wha t the Red Sox wouldn't ha ve gi v ~n over the past few years to h;~v e that one ~o: etoed by Commi ssion er Bow ie Kuhn ! Bill Lee, the Hed Sox' r es id e nt s ou thp a w "spaceman " who is off w a 60 sl<rl thi s _vear and has appa ently rega ined the form whi ch enableJ him w win 17 games fo•· three straig ht S€asons, was talking about th e I yle trade after notching his !lOth ca reer victory for the Hed Sox this week. The 00 victories push ed Lee past Babe Ruth on th e a Utime Red Sox-vi ctory list. Huth, it will be recalled, also was sen t to the Yank ee s in a t•·ade tha t had a · major Impa ct on the pennant races for years to come. " U the)' had trad ed me to the Yankees instead of Lyle, 1 wonder how many horne r uns I'd have hit by now," said Lee, allu di ng to Ftuth 's accomplis hm e nts af t er l e<>~1n g B o~1 on for New York . "They wouldn 't 1.; ve needed Reggie Jackson that's for sure. I used to be able to hit until Bowie Kuhn, Charlie Finley and those oth er spoilsports came along with til e dcsigna t(.~l hitter." l.ee, who was disa bled in 1976 with a shoulder injury' suffered in a bench-d earing brawl against the Yankees, pitched well over the final five weeks of last season and up with a 9-5 mark . But he has won only 14 games Ill two year s and was """'ld consi dered a question ma rk when the Red Sox wen t lu camp this spring. " ( .ast year I wa s in and out of the rotation. " said the 31year old Lee. "Tht• y were LLSing me as a spol start er . but th is yea r I'rn pitchi ng with reb'lllarity anrl when ynu do tha t, you ~et your rhyth m. I'd say that's the prmcipal reason £or my improvement. When you don't get your rhyth m, a lot of balls go up the alley and abou t all you get is good leg exercise backing up third." nmun crcials. Second Row Joh n ny NEW YORK I UP I I Comebacks are a lwa ys among the mor e heartwarming sidelights to the baseball season, and th is year American League fan s ar c privil eged to be witnessing three of them one in the embryonic stage, another which mi ght be co nsidered more of a renaissance and the other which is now stretching ove r two seasons. l£ft-hander Davi d Clyde, the one-time 18-ye ar-old phenom fur the Tex as Rangers who was dealt to the Cleveland Indians thi s spring , won his first grune since May 15, 1974 last Tuesda y, limitin g the Oakland A's to just four hit s while striking oUI seven and walking only one , According to Clyde , now 23, ex·Texa s manager Billy Martin is as much to blame for his three-year slump as the nerve Injury in his left shoulder wh ich required surgery . " Billy Martin completely destroyed my confidence," Clyde charges . ' " He didn 't . allow me to pitch at Texas or even work on things oo the sidelines. When I was finally allowed to work on the side for the first time, I boun ced a curve in the dirt and Martin came out and said 'Sit down.' "When he allowed me to W!M'k in a game , as soon as , the first man got a hit, he'd have two guys ww-ming up In the bullpen ... " Almost overlooked In the early-season success of the Oakland A's and their race back in 197 1. Th e w~rmg . syst em only ha s to be cheeked for weath er damage when th e cr ew arrives in In dia na polis seve ral days befor e the fi rst qualifying weekend . "A lot of credit must go to (l UI' cmneramen," Howard s<~ ys. "They are veterans of the Olymp ic s. Nati onal Foot ball League games and iJt hcr sports events. They wt:nt th rough bas1 e training of stu dio work where they fnune a single person and llwn graduated into the field. "They are the elite few who reac h t he top of their profess\Un. We've had the S<HH C three guys on our hi gh cameras sin ce 197 1. They 've l'ovurcd oth er auto races "IHch enha nc ed thei r spei.'Ial! Jes.·· Howard said cover ing an i!Utu n 1c+: i.s one of the most diffi cult sport s assignments bcl'UU SC o£ its ver y nature. 'l11ere are no tim e-u uts as in fuolboll , ur a b.reak in the fH_t ion such as bet ween inntngs 111 ba seball. "Once the green nag drops, there's a nun-stop seri es of rn etkm g dcclstons. There's no crntri:l li zatinn of basi c areas lik e In other sport s. It's very ea.sy tu miss an ael'idcnt or a key passinK of ca rs beca use !.I H~r e il re so many import ant th i n gs ha pp e n i n g sitt l ultaneo usly.'' Thr hard pa rt comes after hr race when the thousands ,f fee t of fi lm must be condensed fo r a three-hour show ..r which on ly an hour of act un l HC!I on is shown IJC J'HIIse of t he numerous R u t herford , Mc l d ren Coswor lh, 197.098 AI Unser . Lol a Cosworlh, IQ6 J74 . Go rd on J oh (l coc k , W"dc"l Oi ly. 195.883 Third Row W ally Today's Oa llenb a ch , Mc laren Cosworth , 195 278 Johnnv Parsons, L tq h l nm q hurlers Sunday' s Probable Pilchers Unitt·d Press lnternalional ~ e n5 k e Los worm , t O,O J 4J.I Fourth Row tAll Times EDT) Di ck Sim on , Vollstedl 1\merican League Oily. 191 .96 1. Roger Me Toront o 1J effer so n 3-5 and Cluskey , Eag le AM( , 192 .256 Shel don Kin ser. l.cma nezyk 1-81 at New York Walson Oily , 192.051 1Guidry 6-0 and Clay 1-2), 2, I F1fth Row p.rn . Steve Krisiloff, Wildc at Det roit 1Bill ingham 4-2 and Ofly , 191 155 . Tom Bagley , Slaton 4-11 at Boston t Hipley Wa tson Otfy , 190 94 1. Ja ne t Gu lh roe , Wi Id ea I Off y. 1-3 and Wright 1-0), 2, 1:30 190.315 p.m. S t~th Row Oakland I John son 4-2 and Sp•ke Gehl ha usen. Eagle The Bobby Bonds trmle and , 190.325 John Mahle r, Keough 2-31 at Chi cago tl1e pr ed icted deal' involving Oily Eagl e Oil y, 189 723 Tom tKravee 1-4 and Schueler (). Rod Carew and S<Ul Dtego·s B1ge lo w. Wild ca t Oil y, 11, 2, 1:30 p.m. Gene Ten ace run true w 189 115 Cl eveland 1Hood 3-2 and Seve nth Row baseball tradition U1is time of Paxt(m 1-2 1, at Baltimore Bobby Unse r, Eagle year . With the J une 15 Coswor lh, 194 .658. A. J . Foy t. I Pa ~ne r 5-4 and D. Martinez trading deadline dr awin g Coyo te Foyl . 200.1 21. 3-3 ), 2, 2 p.m. near, it's usually been the Pa nc ho Carter , Lighln•ng Kansas City (Gale 4-0 I at teams going nowhere in t he Cosworlh, 196.829. Minnesota (Thonnodsgard 1Eighth Row standin gs whi ch try to swing S" ll Wa lther , Pcnsk e . 61. 2: 15 p.m. a major deal in an effort to Cosworl h, 193 .226. George Milwauk ee !Augustine H ) hype their lagg ing fa n Snider, Coyote Foyr. 192. 627 . at California t Ryan 3-3 1, 4 interest, while a lso clea nin g JO< Salda na. Eag le Ofly. p.m. 190.80'1 . ho use for next year. Ninth Row Seattle 1Pole 4-4 1 at Texa s Mik e Mosley , Li ght ni ng !Umbarger 2-31, 8 : ~ p.m. Thus, the White Sox with Oil y, 188.719, J im McElreath . Nutlonal League pitchers Wilbur Wood and Eag le Oily , 188.058. Cit II Montreal !Dues !l-21 at Lerrin LaGrow an10ng their Hu cul. Mc la r e n O lf y . Pittsburgh 1D. Robinson 4-1), more coveted chattels; the 187.803. Tenth Row 1 : ~ p.m. Padres, still hopeful of J e rry Karl. Me Lar en Ph iladelphia !Christenson landing a package for Tenace Of ly. 181.549. Ph il Thresh ie, or ev en slugge r Da ve L1ghrnmg Of ly, 187.520. 3-3 ) at Atl anta 1Hanna 3-0), Winfield: and the Twins, Larry Rice , Lightning . Ofly. 2:15 p.m. Chica go (B urris 2-3 1 at St. unable to satisfy Carew, ca n 18 7.393. Eleventh Row 1 -'luis IForsch 6-31, 2:15 p.m. be expected w be in the heat G a ry Be tt enha usen , New York !Zachry 4-1) at of the 11th hour bargainin g. Dragon Oil y, 18 7.32 4. Jerry Look lor some of the Snev·a . Mclaren . Offy , Huu;tun I Lern ongello 3-5 ), 187.766 . Mar lo Andrell l, 3:05 p.m. contendin~ clubs to lan d a Penski Coswor l h , 194.647. 11 couple of those b!g name" Cincinnati 1Norman 5-2) at (Note : An dr e tt i's car was types in exchange for more qua li f ied by M i k e Hiss for the San Diego (Jones 3-3 ), 4 p.m. minor league hopefuls than midd le spot ol the thlrd•row l1os An geles (Sutton 4-4) at but m u st s tar t i n JJrd p os i t ion proven commodities ... San rrancisco ( Montefusco~because of d r iver ch a nge . 1 21, 4:05 p.m. Of ly. 194 280. Larry DIC kson ' �C-l- The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 Heard grabs lead iunb~ ~imes· jtntintl SPORifS 1\Ti.ANTA iUPl ) - J erry Heard took advantage of Dave Ei chelberger's collapse Saturda y tCI surge into the lead midway through the th ird mund of the Atlant a (;o!f Classic. Head. three strokes back at the start of Saturday's play , play ed the frunt nine in 4und er - p~lr 32 l t1 go 14 und er for 45 holes while F:ichelberger. who had match ed this year's to ur low for 3G hol es when he started out 62-<i9 I:lt , started out with a double bogey on 1he ve ry ftrst hole and, po~ting <J 5-ov er-41. WiJ S six strokes uff Heard's p 1::lL:t! OPEN MEMORIAL DAY 10 A.M. TIL 7 P.M. at the I urn - a swing of nine 4117 GIRLS LINEUP - The following members of the French City Ski Club, Inc. will form a girls lineup during Monday'sOhio River ski show along the Upstream Public Use Area in Gallipolis. Left to right they arc - Marilu ~ # 5506 JUCi FREE WITH PURCHASE of # 5254 COOLER "~ 4" B-B-Q f! STRUCTO COLEMAN 6-PACK RC COLA LOWBOY COOLER &JUG Co ..,. 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Although Ranger offici als say they hope the current disa greement bet ween manager Billy Hunter and pit cher Dock Ellis will be settled, sources in sid e the club say there is lilt le hope of ending the dispute. Ellis, the team's player representative, tri ed to lead a rev olt against th e club's liqu or policy during the !Ianger's most recent ruad trip. The incident occurred aft er a long night from Seattle to Ba ker e 4 OZ. SUNTAN OIL Heck's Reg. 122.88 601. NOIZEMA SKIN CREAM HECK'S lEG. $1.59 $1 09 in res pon se to football recruiting violations. It wa s the first time the Big Eight was ever depri'ved u member school of revenue distributed from the conference office and it will cost Kansas State roughly $125,1loo during each of the next three years . The Wildcats. in essence, arc losing one-third of cunferem:e - gcncraled revenue during each of the next three years in li eu of the possible loss of football scheduling priv ileges against other Big E:ight t earns. The second severest penHity in connection with the recruiting violation s of the since - been - fired Co ach Ellis ready to hit road Sm ith LA G r iff ey Cin HAWAIIAN TROPIC 100COUNT HECK' SIEG. 99' ll'tCG. KANSAS CITY , Mo. (UP! ) - The Big Eight levied the most severe punishment ever taken against a member instil ution Saturday by imposing an indefinite probation on weak sister Kansas Stat e and limiting scholarships and conference generated revenue . The conference action was Top hitters SJIOITSIBT. 50 COUNT 39(~~ Big 8 punishes Kansas State HECK'SIEG. $26.99 SIWTS . .T. HICK'S REG. 71' ll'tCG. NAIIDWAIE DEI'T. Simon , Tonya Simpson, Diane Ward, Chery l Baird, Judy Queen, Connie Harmon, Peggy Baird and Debbie Reiser . The show, sponsored by Zinn's Landing, will begin at 12 noon Memorial Day alon g the Gl(llipolis park front. L A 11 , Kingman , Ch i an d Bench. Cin 9; L uz insk i and Schm id t, Phi l 8. American league : R ic e , Bos 16 ; Ba ylor , Cal and Thom pson, Oe t 12 ; Zisk . Tex 10 ; Ma >r . Batt , Ale • Mder , Oll k and Mayberry , Tar 9. Runs Bilfted In Niltlonat lea gue M or gan , Cin 3_. ; Monda y, L A ana McCove>r . SF 33; Fos ler , Cin and Sm ith , LA 31. . American Lta;ue : Rice , Bos -48 ; Zisk , Te x 33, May. Bait , Baylor , Cal, St aub and Cham bli Ss, NY 31. Stolen Bases N~tionat League : Mor en o, Pllt 21; Cedeno, Ho u 18 ; Roy ster , All , L opes, LA Md Taveras, Pitt 12. American Lugue : Le Flore, Oet and Wilson , KC 17 : Cruz, Sea 16 ; DOone, Oak 1-4 ; Norwood, M lnn and Will s, Te)( Minn esota , durin g wh ic h some of the players drank several beers. On the bu s ride from lh e airport to their hotel ·in Minnea poli s, a rau co us scen e developed in whi ch Ell is urged his lcamrnates to drink in their hotel bar . a violation of Hunt er 's regulations. " lt wa s," said one Hanger pl aye r, " a n all -tim e bu s trip." Hunter , upset at the at1ions on the bus that night , ha s now bann ed alcohol on a ll team nights . On rctumin~ from the road trip, Hunter was obvi ously depressed over the incident. "You have to really like baseball to be a mana ~ cr these days," he said. " I hope this matter is resolved, but l don't know how long it will tak e before we know if i.t is res(Jived. "The players ought to be th inking abo ut baseball inl>1 cad of things like this. Maybe we would be winning more games if they did." During the bus trip in Minnesota, Hunte r fin ally became tired of Elli s' suggestion s to hi s fell ow players, and told Ellis to "sit down and shut up ." That infuriated Ellis, who a day later accused Hunter of bein g "a Hitler." Hunter feels the serving of beer on team flights was responsible for th e trouble on the bus. " I'm not saying Dock was in ebri ated," said Hunt er, "but some of the players were. Some just can't handle it." The drinking of al cohol on the team's flights now carries a fin e of up to $1,000. Elli s said he did not plan to follow any of Hunter'srul es if he did TOURNAMENT RECORD SPRINGrlELD, IJI. IUPI ) - Designated hitter Cam Kennedy drove in a record setting nine runs Saturday to lead Eastern lllinois to a 21-11 victory over Southwest Missouri in the NCAA Division II World Series. Southwest Missouri, suffering its second loss. becam e 11. the first team to be Pitching eliminated In the Round Most VIctories N1tlonal League : Gr imsle y, Robin tourney . Mtl7 ·2i Blue, SF 6 1; JOhn, L A Kennedy's nine RBI - a and Knepper , SF 6.2; Forsch, tournament record - inSI.L 6-l. Amtrlun Leaaue : Ta na na . cluded three homers . Eastern Cat 8-1; Lee. 8 os 7 1; Gu idry, NV 6-0 ; Torrtr. Bos 6-2; racked up a tournament Knapp , Cal 6·3. record seven home runs in E•rned Run Average the slugfest. 1 Bued on 45 Inn ing, plfchtd) Naflonal Lt•gut : R .Rei.J scf1el. Ch i 1,97 ; An dujar , Hou 2.09 ; Knepper. SF ?.?5; Forsc h, St. L 1.28 ; Swan , NY l .l'J. Amtrlun League : John son . Oa)l; 1.5J, GUidr y , NY 1.72, Tana na, Cal 2 A8 ; L ee, 8os 2.55, Keough , Oa k 2.60. SfriiCfOUtS Nation. I League : R ichard , Hou 79; Nlekro . Att 69 : Seaver, Cln 61 ; Blyteven , . P llt 60 ; 'Montefusco, SF SS. GAINS FrNALS ROME (UPI) - Italy's Adriano Panatta advanced to the Men 's Singles Finals in the Italian Open Tennis championships against Bjorn Borg of Sweden Saturday American League : Rval') , c.,,-1 alter his semifinal opponent 89 i Ftanaoan. Ba ll 52; Gu idry , Jose Higueras of Spain quit in NY • 7; Tl'lnl'lnl! , Cal 44 ; disgust over crowd behavior. Leonard . KC AI nul fee l like it. " f'Ve already sa id alone." said F.ll is. walk ·.. ·.·.·.-.·.·>:.:.;.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.:.:-.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.· . .;.;·:·:-: rALCUNS UJSE PARKERSB URG Wahama's first shot at a Class A stale high school baseball championship ended ln the bottom of the seventh Inning her< Sa turda y when Tygarls Valley stored two runs with two out~ and two strikes on the batter to edge the Falcons, 3-2 for the 1978 crown. WHS led 2-0 going Into the final rung. Jell Collier, who gave up un_!y lhret• hits, was charged with the loss. Steve Wamsley was credltt•d with the win. Mark Smith had Wahama 's only hit , a single, Elli s Rain s b er g~ r was a scholarshi p cutback by 20 uver the next three years. A Big F.ight investigation reve aled the Wildcat s 111 be 13 over the legal li mit t40 ) during the !977-78 academic year , fi ve over the limit during 19/G-77 and two uv er lhc limit in t975-76. The penalty cuts Kansas State's footba ll scholar ship all otment by li during the 1978-79 academi c year. by ruur durin g 1979-80 and by three during 1980-81. " Thi s is nut r eall y a pena lty ," said Bi g Eight eommi ss iune r Charl es Nciuas. " 'll1C'Y look 20 grant· in aids over the limit during a thr ee -yea r period and now they ha ve to give them back over a 1hree-year period." Kans" s Stat e. whose footb<dl pro~ r• m had also been tJn pro bation fur three year s en ding 111 I!H3. was placed on pro bation by the Bi g Eight in Mctrch as a r esult o f the r ecru it ing violi.lt ions. The confere nce voted <~ I its annual mec t i n ~s last week to extend that pro bation mdefinitely. ·n,e Bi g E:ight's fin al step in the four-pan penalty was to e s t<~bli s h a cons ult ation com mitt ee to prov ide advic(• and couneil to aid Ka nsas State in mov ing forward in H pu ~ ll iv e rltann cr in con · for m ancc with l'o nfc rcn t't' and NCAJ\ rul es. shuts. Bob Zend er a nd Mark llayes, playing iu thc scum~ threesome, both shu t 9-u nder: par 63 Saturda y lu fmish 54 holes at 12-under 204, two shots behind Heard on the lead er buard . Mike M c•( 'u liuu~h . 9 und er thruugh 16 hulcs, wa s also Ht 12 under a mi ~o was Tom Watson , this yct~r ' s leading mon ey winnl'r , whr, w'l s 2 under for the day thro ugh mne. E i ch e lhe r ~ er sta l1cd the day at 1:1 under and thr ee shots ah ead of llru rd, Watson and Bo b Murra y. who wa s 11 under thrl! ugh H tl! dcs . '111e hill y Atlanta Country Club course. usually con· siden..'d one of 1he most physitally dcnwnding un lhe Pro (;ulf Tuur, co ntin ued Saturday to play like a pitchand-putt co urse uf th e third straight day. SPRING SPORTS HONOREES - These three Bl ue Devil s were named Most Valuable Players in th eir respectiv e sport at Ga ll ia Academy High School this spr ing. On left is Bub Kiesling, Most Valu able Player in tennis. In ce nter is Terry Wall , the base ball team's MV P. On right is Todd Rees , who was nained MV P in track. Investment pays off IND IA NAPOI.IS IUPf I A $5 million in vestment eigh t years ago in auto racing's rkhcst classic continues tu attr act an est imated AO mi lliun home view€rs of the Bruadca sting . Ame ri cHn Company's a nnual televising of the Ind ianapoli s 500. AB C ha s 1G ca mer as ruve t·ing the r<J ce th at is su ld as a del ayed broadcast with prod ucers, dirceto rs. edi tors and splicers work ing dil igently to put the prod uct on televisiOn about SIX hnur s aft er the nt ~t.· is uvcr. • C'h uck Huwa rd IS pruduccr of the show <J nd ma.l)tl: rnu nd of thl' vast ca mrra rwl wor k fiAfriT ORD, Co nn. 1 UPI 1 that is dPslgncd to catch New England Whal ers ev ery nuance of an l'Xl'l t i ng Co ach Ha rr y Neale has Spt1t't . n.•si ~ ned tu bc('(Jrn c the new " Ou r primar y ca mt.~ r a he:trl couch of the Natiurwl tn ' w is divided in1 u tWIJ Hockey I,eng u(' 's Vi.incuuve r gr oups," Huward says. " A Canu r ks. mobile unit of eil{hl cmn cras Neale , 41 , said Friday the IS bHsil'aiJ j· respllll Siblr for 111 Hin J'l'liSnn fur tlu· rnuve what lw ppt• ns around the from the WMld llfl ckcy lnu.:k. This secliun IS supAssod atirlll is .. a ctwnr e lu port ed by a cummumcatiuus. co ach at the Nfl l. level. I'm sysl t'lll 1hat enable~ me lo doing the right th ing for me." kn ow what's happening at He ca me to t11e WHA clu b t.•v c r ~ mumcnt. at the end of the 1975-76 " A secun d unit. <tlsu c1g ht seaS<IIl and led the Whalers tu it s set'u nd best re(:urd this yea r. Nea le has a 208 -175-2 0 record in the prus and will tHkc uver the Vnncouvcr cl ub as tts six th coach after a 20U -7 rccurd this year. Whalers mentor reszgns crew s, covers the pit and garage area , must of which is dnne by ha nd --carried television eamcrCJ s." Howard cx plams there CJ re fou r ca mer as muu ntcll high on each of 1he fuur turns, twu more at ~ relatively l(J w angl e, a . sixth camera mounted un a 200-fuut high t'ranl' ~tHt i on ed 11Ulslde the track and a sm ~ l e 'rv un it operat in g fr om a bli mp n rr ling the lr ld Jant-t puli s M1Jior Speed way . ·· we·re constant ly se eking the pr iw ary (Joi nt of action," says ~~~~wa nl. whusc fi rst assignment a s fjJl ABC producer wa s durin g lhe 19fiO's whe n he televised the barr e l-jum pin g cham piOnships at Grossingrr 's 111 upstatr Ne w York . " As an l' Xmnple , 1f II. . J. FuytJS lea d ing the pack by a qu arter m1 Je, we don't wnnt tu >1 ay on hi m. There r111 ght be a classic batt le fur seco nd place ond we'll con ~1a ntl y sh ift to that area." Howard mentions that his nc l work hrtsn't chm1 gl'CI thL' q mcept uf co vera ge smcc do1ng the pr une Itme delay of Here's starting Indy 500 lineup David Clyde, now 23, says Martin destroyed confidence IN DIANAPOLI S IUP II Sfarhng l1 neup tor Sund il y's lnd1anapoi 1S 500 M 1le aut o race Fir st Ro w Tom Sn e v a , Pens k e Coswor t h , 20 7. 156 Danny OngrHS, Pa r nelli Cosw orl h, 700 17? Rick Mear s, Pen ski Coswor lh, 100.078 rema rkable ' kiddie...·orps" of rooki e pitchers has been the gradual comeback of ve teran ri ghtha nder J oe Colemun . The last time most fa ns noticed, Coleman wus winning 20, 19 and 23 gruncs respectively for th e 1971-73 Detroit Tigers befor e fal li ng vietirn to an ann injury und driftin g to th e Nat ional League. Last sea son, Coleman woun d up with Charli e Finl ey's last pla t-e Oakland legioos but he appears to be far from th rough. ln43 games us a spot starter and reliever, Colem an was 4-4 last year , while his earned run average of 2.96 was his lowest in five yea rs. In his first 15 innings this season - all in re li ef, Coleman is 3-0 and has yet to give an ea rned run . ·'My arm is still not as strong as I'd like it tu be ," says the 32-ycar-old Coleman "but control and my forkball arc getting me by right now. My fa stball is si nking, but the biggest thmg is I've matu red. " \\'hen )'Ou're pitching out of the bullpen , you ca n't mess aruwtd . I used to mow 'em down when I was younge r. Now, however, I'm tryin g to change speed s and I'm ge tting ahead of the batter, gi ving me a chance to throw my pitch ... " What with the impact relief pitc her s ar c ha ving In ba se ball today, can you imagine what might have happened had the Red So• and Yankees not swung what looked to be a '' minor" deal back In March of 1~72·1 That was when the Yankees sent utilityman Danny Cater to & ston for Sparky Lyle. Ah , wha t the Red Sox wouldn't ha ve gi v ~n over the past few years to h;~v e that one ~o: etoed by Commi ssion er Bow ie Kuhn ! Bill Lee, the Hed Sox' r es id e nt s ou thp a w "spaceman " who is off w a 60 sl<rl thi s _vear and has appa ently rega ined the form whi ch enableJ him w win 17 games fo•· three straig ht S€asons, was talking about th e I yle trade after notching his !lOth ca reer victory for the Hed Sox this week. The 00 victories push ed Lee past Babe Ruth on th e a Utime Red Sox-vi ctory list. Huth, it will be recalled, also was sen t to the Yank ee s in a t•·ade tha t had a · major Impa ct on the pennant races for years to come. " U the)' had trad ed me to the Yankees instead of Lyle, 1 wonder how many horne r uns I'd have hit by now," said Lee, allu di ng to Ftuth 's accomplis hm e nts af t er l e<>~1n g B o~1 on for New York . "They wouldn 't 1.; ve needed Reggie Jackson that's for sure. I used to be able to hit until Bowie Kuhn, Charlie Finley and those oth er spoilsports came along with til e dcsigna t(.~l hitter." l.ee, who was disa bled in 1976 with a shoulder injury' suffered in a bench-d earing brawl against the Yankees, pitched well over the final five weeks of last season and up with a 9-5 mark . But he has won only 14 games Ill two year s and was """'ld consi dered a question ma rk when the Red Sox wen t lu camp this spring. " ( .ast year I wa s in and out of the rotation. " said the 31year old Lee. "Tht• y were LLSing me as a spol start er . but th is yea r I'rn pitchi ng with reb'lllarity anrl when ynu do tha t, you ~et your rhyth m. I'd say that's the prmcipal reason £or my improvement. When you don't get your rhyth m, a lot of balls go up the alley and abou t all you get is good leg exercise backing up third." nmun crcials. Second Row Joh n ny NEW YORK I UP I I Comebacks are a lwa ys among the mor e heartwarming sidelights to the baseball season, and th is year American League fan s ar c privil eged to be witnessing three of them one in the embryonic stage, another which mi ght be co nsidered more of a renaissance and the other which is now stretching ove r two seasons. l£ft-hander Davi d Clyde, the one-time 18-ye ar-old phenom fur the Tex as Rangers who was dealt to the Cleveland Indians thi s spring , won his first grune since May 15, 1974 last Tuesda y, limitin g the Oakland A's to just four hit s while striking oUI seven and walking only one , According to Clyde , now 23, ex·Texa s manager Billy Martin is as much to blame for his three-year slump as the nerve Injury in his left shoulder wh ich required surgery . " Billy Martin completely destroyed my confidence," Clyde charges . ' " He didn 't . allow me to pitch at Texas or even work on things oo the sidelines. When I was finally allowed to work on the side for the first time, I boun ced a curve in the dirt and Martin came out and said 'Sit down.' "When he allowed me to W!M'k in a game , as soon as , the first man got a hit, he'd have two guys ww-ming up In the bullpen ... " Almost overlooked In the early-season success of the Oakland A's and their race back in 197 1. Th e w~rmg . syst em only ha s to be cheeked for weath er damage when th e cr ew arrives in In dia na polis seve ral days befor e the fi rst qualifying weekend . "A lot of credit must go to (l UI' cmneramen," Howard s<~ ys. "They are veterans of the Olymp ic s. Nati onal Foot ball League games and iJt hcr sports events. They wt:nt th rough bas1 e training of stu dio work where they fnune a single person and llwn graduated into the field. "They are the elite few who reac h t he top of their profess\Un. We've had the S<HH C three guys on our hi gh cameras sin ce 197 1. They 've l'ovurcd oth er auto races "IHch enha nc ed thei r spei.'Ial! Jes.·· Howard said cover ing an i!Utu n 1c+: i.s one of the most diffi cult sport s assignments bcl'UU SC o£ its ver y nature. 'l11ere are no tim e-u uts as in fuolboll , ur a b.reak in the fH_t ion such as bet ween inntngs 111 ba seball. "Once the green nag drops, there's a nun-stop seri es of rn etkm g dcclstons. There's no crntri:l li zatinn of basi c areas lik e In other sport s. It's very ea.sy tu miss an ael'idcnt or a key passinK of ca rs beca use !.I H~r e il re so many import ant th i n gs ha pp e n i n g sitt l ultaneo usly.'' Thr hard pa rt comes after hr race when the thousands ,f fee t of fi lm must be condensed fo r a three-hour show ..r which on ly an hour of act un l HC!I on is shown IJC J'HIIse of t he numerous R u t herford , Mc l d ren Coswor lh, 197.098 AI Unser . Lol a Cosworlh, IQ6 J74 . Go rd on J oh (l coc k , W"dc"l Oi ly. 195.883 Third Row W ally Today's Oa llenb a ch , Mc laren Cosworth , 195 278 Johnnv Parsons, L tq h l nm q hurlers Sunday' s Probable Pilchers Unitt·d Press lnternalional ~ e n5 k e Los worm , t O,O J 4J.I Fourth Row tAll Times EDT) Di ck Sim on , Vollstedl 1\merican League Oily. 191 .96 1. Roger Me Toront o 1J effer so n 3-5 and Cluskey , Eag le AM( , 192 .256 Shel don Kin ser. l.cma nezyk 1-81 at New York Walson Oily , 192.051 1Guidry 6-0 and Clay 1-2), 2, I F1fth Row p.rn . Steve Krisiloff, Wildc at Det roit 1Bill ingham 4-2 and Ofly , 191 155 . Tom Bagley , Slaton 4-11 at Boston t Hipley Wa tson Otfy , 190 94 1. Ja ne t Gu lh roe , Wi Id ea I Off y. 1-3 and Wright 1-0), 2, 1:30 190.315 p.m. S t~th Row Oakland I John son 4-2 and Sp•ke Gehl ha usen. Eagle The Bobby Bonds trmle and , 190.325 John Mahle r, Keough 2-31 at Chi cago tl1e pr ed icted deal' involving Oily Eagl e Oil y, 189 723 Tom tKravee 1-4 and Schueler (). Rod Carew and S<Ul Dtego·s B1ge lo w. Wild ca t Oil y, 11, 2, 1:30 p.m. Gene Ten ace run true w 189 115 Cl eveland 1Hood 3-2 and Seve nth Row baseball tradition U1is time of Paxt(m 1-2 1, at Baltimore Bobby Unse r, Eagle year . With the J une 15 Coswor lh, 194 .658. A. J . Foy t. I Pa ~ne r 5-4 and D. Martinez trading deadline dr awin g Coyo te Foyl . 200.1 21. 3-3 ), 2, 2 p.m. near, it's usually been the Pa nc ho Carter , Lighln•ng Kansas City (Gale 4-0 I at teams going nowhere in t he Cosworlh, 196.829. Minnesota (Thonnodsgard 1Eighth Row standin gs whi ch try to swing S" ll Wa lther , Pcnsk e . 61. 2: 15 p.m. a major deal in an effort to Cosworl h, 193 .226. George Milwauk ee !Augustine H ) hype their lagg ing fa n Snider, Coyote Foyr. 192. 627 . at California t Ryan 3-3 1, 4 interest, while a lso clea nin g JO< Salda na. Eag le Ofly. p.m. 190.80'1 . ho use for next year. Ninth Row Seattle 1Pole 4-4 1 at Texa s Mik e Mosley , Li ght ni ng !Umbarger 2-31, 8 : ~ p.m. Thus, the White Sox with Oil y, 188.719, J im McElreath . Nutlonal League pitchers Wilbur Wood and Eag le Oily , 188.058. Cit II Montreal !Dues !l-21 at Lerrin LaGrow an10ng their Hu cul. Mc la r e n O lf y . Pittsburgh 1D. Robinson 4-1), more coveted chattels; the 187.803. Tenth Row 1 : ~ p.m. Padres, still hopeful of J e rry Karl. Me Lar en Ph iladelphia !Christenson landing a package for Tenace Of ly. 181.549. Ph il Thresh ie, or ev en slugge r Da ve L1ghrnmg Of ly, 187.520. 3-3 ) at Atl anta 1Hanna 3-0), Winfield: and the Twins, Larry Rice , Lightning . Ofly. 2:15 p.m. Chica go (B urris 2-3 1 at St. unable to satisfy Carew, ca n 18 7.393. Eleventh Row 1 -'luis IForsch 6-31, 2:15 p.m. be expected w be in the heat G a ry Be tt enha usen , New York !Zachry 4-1) at of the 11th hour bargainin g. Dragon Oil y, 18 7.32 4. Jerry Look lor some of the Snev·a . Mclaren . Offy , Huu;tun I Lern ongello 3-5 ), 187.766 . Mar lo Andrell l, 3:05 p.m. contendin~ clubs to lan d a Penski Coswor l h , 194.647. 11 couple of those b!g name" Cincinnati 1Norman 5-2) at (Note : An dr e tt i's car was types in exchange for more qua li f ied by M i k e Hiss for the San Diego (Jones 3-3 ), 4 p.m. minor league hopefuls than midd le spot ol the thlrd•row l1os An geles (Sutton 4-4) at but m u st s tar t i n JJrd p os i t ion proven commodities ... San rrancisco ( Montefusco~because of d r iver ch a nge . 1 21, 4:05 p.m. Of ly. 194 280. Larry DIC kson ' �\'·2- The Sunday Times.SPnlinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 M~jor League Stan di ng s By United Pren Internationa l Nat io nal League W L Pet. GB Chicago 22 17 56J Phil a 19 19 .500 2 11 Mon treal ?1 21 500 2 11 P i ttsbrgt~ 19 22 .463 .t New York 20 24 .455 4 1 2 St . Louis 15 28 349 9 wesr W L Pet. GB 17 14 .659 San Fran Cin ci nat i 27 24 19 19 Los Ang Houston San Diego Atlan t l!l 17 61~ 18 571 21 . .t75 23 ,452 11 2 31 1 71 2 81 7 400 l0 1 1 16 24 Friday ' s Resu ns Chice~go 6, St. Lou is 0 Atlanta 4. Ph iladelph ia 2 Hous ton 5. New York 4 P i ttsb u rgh 2, Mon t re <l l 1 Cincinnat i 3. San D ieg o 1 San Fran 6, Los Ange les 1 Sunda y's Gam es Montr eal at P illsburgh Ch icago at Sl LOV IS Ph iil ad elph ia at Atlant'a New York at Houston Cinc innaT i ar San D1ego Los Ang at Sa n Fr an cisco Amenc;tn leagu e Boston New York Detroit Milwa uke Battimor Clevelnd Toront o East W ?9 26 14 L Pet . 15 659 14 .650 16 6QO GB 1 3 ?0 10 500 7 10 n .476 a 18 n .450 9 \5 17 357 13 west W. ?S 25 7.7. Cat rt Oakland Kan C i ty Texas Minesota Seattl.4 e L Pet. 16 6 10 17 .595 19 53 7 GB 1} J 7. 1 20 511 4 17 26 39) 9 17 c 30 161 11 Ch icago 12 2? JOB 12 Frida y' s Resu lt s K . C at M inn , ood , ra rn Balt imor e 4, Cleveland J Boston 6, Detroit J New York 4, Torooto 3 Oa ktano J , Chic ago 1 Sea ttle 6, Texas <1 Cali!O, M il waukee S . Sunday ' s Games M ilwaukee at Cal iforn ia Kansas C~ly at Mmnesota Oakland at Chic ago , ?. Cle \leland at Balt imore, 2 Toronto at New York, 2 Detroi t at Boston , 2 Sea lite at Te)(as, night ROLAND EASTMAN Republican Candidate For MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR I have been employed by a manufacturing comp an y for 32 years . The pa st 18 years involved in vartous managemen1 positions , i ncludi n g opera ti ona 1 b udgets . Your vote needed & appreciated on June 6th . by Ro land & Dor is Eastman large Pd . Pol. Adv . .... ..--- ,~·---- SUMMER VACATION DEALS New '77 Chev. Sport 1 ton , 61 2' pi ck up, sllv t! r , bu c ket seats , 305 V-81 auto. trans .. P .S., P. 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Ma ntua Crestwood's 18 points leads the AA girls after U1e firs! day of competition. foll owed by Col umbus DeSa les wit h 14 and Mansfield Malabar , Norwal k and Pemberville Eastwood with 10 each . Terri Hyland of Crestwood slwttered !he old AA discus the loser. "I'm not used lo going that far yet." Seaver sa id, explaining that he is ove r· cumin g his prob lem uf SAN DIEGO <U PI I Cin cinna ti pit cher Tum Seaver , who nearly made it a fu ll game Friday night , says he 's throwing the ba ll better all the lime. "I'm gelling a lillie bit better each lime out ," Seaver said aft er evening his record 10 4·4 with a 3·1 viCiory over !he San Diego Padres. ··J was plea sed ~·ith the way I threw . I was able to get away with a couple of mistakes... Seaver . trying for hi s because of my legs," he said. "I pulled my calf muscles in spring lraming. If I don't have a solid foundation I don'! throw the way I'm supposed lu." Reds Mana ger Sparky se<·ond com plet e game in 11 Anderson said Seaver stans, gave way to Doug Ba<r with two outs in !he eighth when the Padres put together singles by pint h·hiller Derrel Thomas, B1ll Almon an d Oscar Gamble lo score !heir lune run . It wa s Seav er's th ird straight wtn ~tv ing him a "thrown well hi s las! four out. " His problem earlier in the season wa s thai he'd walk six ur ~ven men per game ." Anderson sa id. "! think what happened was that he started believing he should win 30 23 of them against lhe Padres. Bob Shirley, 2-5, was power equi pment , rad ial. tires , 305 V 8, air co nd , comfort tilt , cr uise control , radio & tape . rolling up a 17-poinl margin over runnersup Spencerville and Hoekford Parkway going into today's competition. Eiling, who also finbhed third in the high jump, won the long jump wilh a record leap of 17. feel, . 8 3-4 inches, whil e Oldiges shattered the old discus mark with a heave of 128 fee l. 6 inches. Oldiges also fini shed sixth in the shot pot. The other lwn Class Agirls final s Friday a lso saw records go by lh e boar~s. Theresa Cian ciolo of Spencer ville captured lhe ltigh jump with a leap of 5 fe el, 6 iil('hes and Bev Schum m of Rockford 1'<1rkway tonk the shot put with a toss of 13 feet. 4 H Wahama gazns state finals only new Class AA boys mark, winning the pole vaull with a mark of 15 feel , 8 inches, more than two feel better than runnerup Sieve Miller of Sandy Valley. Other AA boys winners were Steve Honeywood of Leavittsburg LaBrae in the high jump ; Mark Shaw of Warrensville Heights In the shot put; Brian Dowds of Columbus DeSales in lhe di scus; and Tom McCloskey of Dayton ChaminadeJulienne in the long jump . · mark with a ross of 134 feet, and finished second to Nancy Jenkin s of DeSales in the shot pul, as Jenkin s tied the meet · mark . Norwalk's Dia n e Tengowski won the AA high jump with a record lea p of 5 feet, 7 1-2 inches. Bluffton, !hanks to a first in the shot and a second in the discuss by Bruce Mauer , the UPI Class A football lineman of lhe year, holds an 18-16 edge over Canal Wmchester in Class A boys action . Winchester's points came on Ty Jordon's first in lhe discus and a th ird by Flhen Blais in the high jump. John Boylan of Strasburg captured lhe A high jwnp for the second straight yea r, outdueling Collins Western Reserve's Dave Timbs and selling a new record of 6 feel, 10 inches in the process. .Ja c kso n -Millon and Hanoverton United were lied for U1ird with 12 points apiece after the opening day of artion in sun drenched Ohio :iladium , while Columbu s Heady and Strasburg had 10. Dublin's Chris Mand sel lhe overthrowing. ··J was try ing to overth row and I · was ov erthrowing h~ s t uncs seventh inning Fridlly 1\ t~ h t as Wuh1111111 rallied tv ddt•al st unned Paden City 5-4 11 1 llh' Class M semifinals of !Ill' stale higl1 schoo l tJasd•lil tounuuncnt . Wnlmnat, 18-4, mt.'t un· beaten 'l'yga Ji s Valley i l!l-11 1 in Snturdi.iy 's slilh' final s. Earlit.•r Fr iday, Ty gM1 S Va lley rode the no-hil pil· ching of Kt.'lmer l..antwm Hnd the hilling of Slt,vt• Wamsley to rob Pi nev ille 11 -0. Logan an d South Clutrlcslon met in the Class AAA . championship gu me. J. 1>ga n edg ed Jefferson Cou nt y 3·1 and South l'hat' lcston defeated New Man insville 4·3. Behind ace right-hander l(ick Sidw ell, Paden City 112· 7- l l look a seeming ly safe 4·1 lead into · !he lop of the seventh, until disaster struck the Wildcats. Sidwell was hfled for previously unbeaten Wildcal hurler Jeff Fox after giving up a single lo Vince Weaver and a wa lk.lo Buddy Buse. yuu look up one day and sec he's about 15-(i." Johnny Bench st roked his ninth home run fur Cincinnati. The Reds tuuk a 1-0 lead in the fir st inning when Pete Rose doubl ed, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Ken Griffey and scored on Joe Morgan's infield out. Cincinnati added a run in !he sero nd when Dave Conce pcio n doub led, took third on an infield out and River Downs MAIL THIS COUPON Hockott Granulated Roofing 1 93 7th Avo. Middleport, 1). j Roof 0 ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - -I CITY _______________ IP - - - - · z ~~~~-----------------J you ' re re quire d complete for to taking th e wc·ek:t . Class beg .ns June 12. For more information contact Lee E . Tyler, 4<16 - <l67 . 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Saturday and Monday Games·uf·lhc · Week and the weekly Thi s Week In Baseba ll are bein g show n in Japan for the fit's! lime this season and Kuhn will be discussing those telecas!S am ong ot hers coming up, including the All· Star, League Championship NASHVILLE, Tenn . (UPI) - At torneys for form er Pittsburgh St ee ler quarterback Joe Gilliam said Friday they would ask the court to suspend the 4:Klay jail term he got for carrying a weapon and possessi ng marijuana in June 1976. Gilliam. who says he has been drug-free for some time, was sen tenced lo the Metro workhouse by Crim inal Court Judge John L. Draper after pleading guilty to the charges. 13ut, und er an agreement between defense attorney David Vincent and Assistant District Attorney Roger May, the judge stayed the se ntence until June 16. and World Series games. Kuhn will also discuss plans for a visit by the Cincinnati Reds to Japan this November. 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' Douglas, 20, was the second leading scorer last season with 01e Flin Flon Bombers of the Western Canada Hockey League . SPECIAL MEMORIAL J&R SPORT SHOP "Your Chevy Dealer" JOHN YOUNCE I''' work / POMEROY MOTOR CO. Va ldiene .42.20 I DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in alittle over 9 years ·' FOR THE GRADS Ohio State Examination comp let e in only 12 <l . PHOTOGRAPHY JUNE18 ) dT o, • in helping you save money( PASSBOOK SAVING Gallipolis Business College is oHering the acc.redlted class CINCINNAT I I UP I 1 Mike Ewing guided "Bold Sailing" to the lead with onehalf mil e to go Friday in the $5,000 feature at River Downs. The winner led 'l'r enlhor's Comet by 10 lengths at the finish line and ran the one 1)1ile and one-sixteenth eighth rac e in 1:44 3-5. " Bold Sailing" returned $5.80, $2. 80 ~nd $2.20 while Trenthor's orne! paid $2.40 and $2.40 ROd lhird-place Irish Kiss paid $3.00. In the Daily Double, No. 6 Master Fra nk and No 8. will be upen fiv e <layo a week supervise thl! pru g rt.~m . Trent between 9 a.m. and 12 noon will offidali y bcKin his duties and 4:30 lo 7 :30 p.m. her e un 1\u g. 15. Th e So uth easte rn Ohi o Ass istant coa ches will BIGINTE Cesar Geronimo . Ben ch homered with two outs in the ninth fur Cincinnat i's other run . WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? of I NAM~ ------------------------ 1 .FATHER'S DAY••• '" ' IJd ll l'llgt'r low 1 1 Sidewall [l (Please Check) both offen sively and defen· sivcly; and because ol tnis formal, we have not invited the linemen lo take part in the ra mp." program firm bel iever in a good A weight -lifting program will begin in the GAHS gym weighl-lifting program . on Monday, June 12. Coach Trent said lhe gym country during his 12-year career. The Morehead State University graduate said, "! know Gallipolis is a good foot· ball town . We expect to have a winner, but it's going to take a lot of hard work on everybody's part. Ohio Valley Bank takes a scored on a squeeze bunt by VAN CONVERSIONS & SNAPPER MOTOR HOMES CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 29TH I Plell se send me furtner Informati on on Gra nulated Roofing . If is understood 1 am 1.11der no obligation whahoever . GUARANTEE ON BOTH MATERIALS AND lABOR. posted a 2·8 season record. The new GAHS mentor is a SPRING VALLEY PLAZA IN STOCK! T:r:feTDP .. r---------------...---~~ games. "I still believe he' ll win 20 games and w1l h luck he cuul d win 25 . Dun '! be surprised if GA LLJ POLJS - "Si m· plicity" is how Gallipolis' new head foot ba ll coach described hi s program Friday aft ernoon during a visit to the Old French City one day aft er his employment by the Gallipolis Board of Education. "We'll use Ohio State's offen se, with lots of shifting - and a basic 52 defense," Trent said. Trent will bring his top assib1ant , John Younce, to Ga llipolis after lhre€ successful years at Greenup County , Ky . High School. Last year, Greenup County was Class AAAA at large champions in Kentucky . "We hope to play lots of boys in each game," con· Jinued the GAHS mentor. Gallipolis has approximately 20 lettermen returning from last year's squad which NEW YORK !U P!) Baseba ll Comm iss ioner Bowie Kuhn left Friday for a series of meeli n ~s in Japan . • Kuhn's visit 1s the latest in a series of exchanges be· tween the two countries. The FREE ESTIMATES Athletic League is nothing new to Trent. He served as assistant footba ll coach and head track coach at Ironton from 1968 until 1972. Last year's Kentu cky Coach of the Year has had 24 players signed by various college teamS around the GA.HS to run OSU offense, basic defense will he 52 Kuhn in Japan for meetings -Insulates against cold or heat. - Will not ctlip, crack or peel. - No need to tear off your roof to repair any slate, metal, shingle or built-up roof. Make it leakproof with beautiful Granules. -Choose yours in any color of your choice. - Add years of life to your present home or building. 53 players are invited to camp FOXBORO, Mass. (UPII The New England Patriots ha ve inv ited 53 phlyers to a lour-day passing camp in early June at Bryant College , in Smithfield , H. 1. Coach Chuck Fai rbank s said 29 veterans and 24 firslye ar players will attend the camp , whi ch runs June H , and participate in six on·fi eld drills that are open to the public. The sessions are scheduled for 2:45 p.m. on June I, 9 a.m. and 2:45p.m. on June 2 and 3, and 9 a.m. on June 4. Fairbanks said the pla yers would be " working on various aspects of Ihe passing game , PAHKEHS IJUHG Cen lel'fil•lder Tom !.1lchfirld sin~ll't.l humc tlw tying- t~ nd wi nnin ~ runs ut !I frurllk GIVE ABEAUTIAJL "NEW'' LOOK AND PROTECTION TO YOUR OLD ROOF Seaver records • • 4th wzn zn row career tot a! to 207 victon es, $5395 • Several marks broken in state track meets By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS !UP! ) - The girls stole the spolli gh l Friday al sun drenched Ohio Stadium in !he first combined stale High School Track and Fie ld Meet. Sports Transactions Pa ced by record-selling By Unit~d Press lnh~ rnat i onal performances by Trish Elting Fr iday Baseball and Lisa Oldiges of Minster, San Diego - Traded outfield the girls set or tied 20 new er George Hendr ic k to St. Lou is tor r 1g111 handed pitcher Harry marks in the com bined meet, Rasmv~sen which had earned the Ohio Chic ago Wh ite So)( Re Hi~h Schoo l. Ath leti c ca ll ed outfield er Thad Bosley from. Iowa ot the American Association wide criticism . Assoc i<H 1on . ·Mos t of the cri ticism Football P1thburgh - Steeter s signed center ed a round the size of center Ctar Singl etM y of west lhe meet - whether anv sort V1rgm ia and rv nnino back of a lime schedule co~ld be Dave G i ll~p i e ot Nebraska . Hock ey followed - and !hal the girls Hartford , Conn New England Whalers signed center would be overshadowed. by Jordy Douglas to multi year the lx>YS. con troct Saturday 69 final s were scheduled and the Class AAA ath letes get into the aCi ion. CHI CAGO 1UP() - The But the first day - under Ch icago White Sox Frida1• meet director Fred Beekman reca ll ed outf ielder Thad and assistant Ron Allhoff Bosley from their Iowa farm ran like clockwork. club of lhe American Minster , which has won lhe Association . last lwo Class A girls metls , The add1lion of Bos ley •II bu!locked up its third title brin gs the Sox back up lo th~ Friday, scoring '!I points and 25-!nan limit. C-3-The Sunday Times.Senlinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 Ga1l1p0I1S. Oh 10 Member FDI C The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank REG. 13.33 SIZES 5 to 10 "A ll existing certificntcs wi ll h1• t'o tn poun d('d dn dy .stnrlml_.{ wi th t he next a n d earliest in terest ~aring periud. ~ '\\~ �\'·2- The Sunday Times.SPnlinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 M~jor League Stan di ng s By United Pren Internationa l Nat io nal League W L Pet. GB Chicago 22 17 56J Phil a 19 19 .500 2 11 Mon treal ?1 21 500 2 11 P i ttsbrgt~ 19 22 .463 .t New York 20 24 .455 4 1 2 St . Louis 15 28 349 9 wesr W L Pet. GB 17 14 .659 San Fran Cin ci nat i 27 24 19 19 Los Ang Houston San Diego Atlan t l!l 17 61~ 18 571 21 . .t75 23 ,452 11 2 31 1 71 2 81 7 400 l0 1 1 16 24 Friday ' s Resu ns Chice~go 6, St. Lou is 0 Atlanta 4. Ph iladelph ia 2 Hous ton 5. New York 4 P i ttsb u rgh 2, Mon t re <l l 1 Cincinnat i 3. San D ieg o 1 San Fran 6, Los Ange les 1 Sunda y's Gam es Montr eal at P illsburgh Ch icago at Sl LOV IS Ph iil ad elph ia at Atlant'a New York at Houston Cinc innaT i ar San D1ego Los Ang at Sa n Fr an cisco Amenc;tn leagu e Boston New York Detroit Milwa uke Battimor Clevelnd Toront o East W ?9 26 14 L Pet . 15 659 14 .650 16 6QO GB 1 3 ?0 10 500 7 10 n .476 a 18 n .450 9 \5 17 357 13 west W. ?S 25 7.7. Cat rt Oakland Kan C i ty Texas Minesota Seattl.4 e L Pet. 16 6 10 17 .595 19 53 7 GB 1} J 7. 1 20 511 4 17 26 39) 9 17 c 30 161 11 Ch icago 12 2? JOB 12 Frida y' s Resu lt s K . C at M inn , ood , ra rn Balt imor e 4, Cleveland J Boston 6, Detroit J New York 4, Torooto 3 Oa ktano J , Chic ago 1 Sea ttle 6, Texas <1 Cali!O, M il waukee S . Sunday ' s Games M ilwaukee at Cal iforn ia Kansas C~ly at Mmnesota Oakland at Chic ago , ?. Cle \leland at Balt imore, 2 Toronto at New York, 2 Detroi t at Boston , 2 Sea lite at Te)(as, night ROLAND EASTMAN Republican Candidate For MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR I have been employed by a manufacturing comp an y for 32 years . The pa st 18 years involved in vartous managemen1 positions , i ncludi n g opera ti ona 1 b udgets . Your vote needed & appreciated on June 6th . by Ro land & Dor is Eastman large Pd . Pol. Adv . .... ..--- ,~·---- SUMMER VACATION DEALS New '77 Chev. Sport 1 ton , 61 2' pi ck up, sllv t! r , bu c ket seats , 305 V-81 auto. trans .. P .S., P. B., ra dio , W ·S·W t ires , roll bar , sliding re ar wmdow, Scott sdale cab. de luxe sport equipped Spec ial Pr ice 2 4 door , silver with red v inyl roof , vinyl in ter ior , fu l l 1977 Monte Carlo ......s6100 Red with wh ite 'V inyl top . ca ref ully dr iven and loa ded with option inc. air , tilt wheel, speed and cruise, tvll power . Comoany car , never t it led . $ Monte'Carlo 1976 Chev...~."~~~ ....... 4495 V-8 . automatic , P.S , P 8 , a ir con d., ra d ia l w -w tires, dark red wiih red vinyl rooL v tnyl bucket swivel seats , AM-FM radio , a sha rp car that ' s loaded with opt. equipment . Only 1978v.e Ford %Ton ..... 5295 5 engine. automat ic trans ., P. steer ing , rad io, w-w t ires, wheel covers, speci al 2 tone pa int . Less than 2,200 miles . 8' bed , 1976 GMC %Ton ••• ..S3695 1 owner , good t ires, V-8, dutom at ic, P 5., P. B., rad io. inches. Ma ntua Crestwood's 18 points leads the AA girls after U1e firs! day of competition. foll owed by Col umbus DeSa les wit h 14 and Mansfield Malabar , Norwal k and Pemberville Eastwood with 10 each . Terri Hyland of Crestwood slwttered !he old AA discus the loser. "I'm not used lo going that far yet." Seaver sa id, explaining that he is ove r· cumin g his prob lem uf SAN DIEGO <U PI I Cin cinna ti pit cher Tum Seaver , who nearly made it a fu ll game Friday night , says he 's throwing the ba ll better all the lime. "I'm gelling a lillie bit better each lime out ," Seaver said aft er evening his record 10 4·4 with a 3·1 viCiory over !he San Diego Padres. ··J was plea sed ~·ith the way I threw . I was able to get away with a couple of mistakes... Seaver . trying for hi s because of my legs," he said. "I pulled my calf muscles in spring lraming. If I don't have a solid foundation I don'! throw the way I'm supposed lu." Reds Mana ger Sparky se<·ond com plet e game in 11 Anderson said Seaver stans, gave way to Doug Ba<r with two outs in !he eighth when the Padres put together singles by pint h·hiller Derrel Thomas, B1ll Almon an d Oscar Gamble lo score !heir lune run . It wa s Seav er's th ird straight wtn ~tv ing him a "thrown well hi s las! four out. " His problem earlier in the season wa s thai he'd walk six ur ~ven men per game ." Anderson sa id. "! think what happened was that he started believing he should win 30 23 of them against lhe Padres. Bob Shirley, 2-5, was power equi pment , rad ial. tires , 305 V 8, air co nd , comfort tilt , cr uise control , radio & tape . rolling up a 17-poinl margin over runnersup Spencerville and Hoekford Parkway going into today's competition. Eiling, who also finbhed third in the high jump, won the long jump wilh a record leap of 17. feel, . 8 3-4 inches, whil e Oldiges shattered the old discus mark with a heave of 128 fee l. 6 inches. Oldiges also fini shed sixth in the shot pot. The other lwn Class Agirls final s Friday a lso saw records go by lh e boar~s. Theresa Cian ciolo of Spencer ville captured lhe ltigh jump with a leap of 5 fe el, 6 iil('hes and Bev Schum m of Rockford 1'<1rkway tonk the shot put with a toss of 13 feet. 4 H Wahama gazns state finals only new Class AA boys mark, winning the pole vaull with a mark of 15 feel , 8 inches, more than two feel better than runnerup Sieve Miller of Sandy Valley. Other AA boys winners were Steve Honeywood of Leavittsburg LaBrae in the high jump ; Mark Shaw of Warrensville Heights In the shot put; Brian Dowds of Columbus DeSales in lhe di scus; and Tom McCloskey of Dayton ChaminadeJulienne in the long jump . · mark with a ross of 134 feet, and finished second to Nancy Jenkin s of DeSales in the shot pul, as Jenkin s tied the meet · mark . Norwalk's Dia n e Tengowski won the AA high jump with a record lea p of 5 feet, 7 1-2 inches. Bluffton, !hanks to a first in the shot and a second in the discuss by Bruce Mauer , the UPI Class A football lineman of lhe year, holds an 18-16 edge over Canal Wmchester in Class A boys action . Winchester's points came on Ty Jordon's first in lhe discus and a th ird by Flhen Blais in the high jump. John Boylan of Strasburg captured lhe A high jwnp for the second straight yea r, outdueling Collins Western Reserve's Dave Timbs and selling a new record of 6 feel, 10 inches in the process. .Ja c kso n -Millon and Hanoverton United were lied for U1ird with 12 points apiece after the opening day of artion in sun drenched Ohio :iladium , while Columbu s Heady and Strasburg had 10. Dublin's Chris Mand sel lhe overthrowing. ··J was try ing to overth row and I · was ov erthrowing h~ s t uncs seventh inning Fridlly 1\ t~ h t as Wuh1111111 rallied tv ddt•al st unned Paden City 5-4 11 1 llh' Class M semifinals of !Ill' stale higl1 schoo l tJasd•lil tounuuncnt . Wnlmnat, 18-4, mt.'t un· beaten 'l'yga Ji s Valley i l!l-11 1 in Snturdi.iy 's slilh' final s. Earlit.•r Fr iday, Ty gM1 S Va lley rode the no-hil pil· ching of Kt.'lmer l..antwm Hnd the hilling of Slt,vt• Wamsley to rob Pi nev ille 11 -0. Logan an d South Clutrlcslon met in the Class AAA . championship gu me. J. 1>ga n edg ed Jefferson Cou nt y 3·1 and South l'hat' lcston defeated New Man insville 4·3. Behind ace right-hander l(ick Sidw ell, Paden City 112· 7- l l look a seeming ly safe 4·1 lead into · !he lop of the seventh, until disaster struck the Wildcats. Sidwell was hfled for previously unbeaten Wildcal hurler Jeff Fox after giving up a single lo Vince Weaver and a wa lk.lo Buddy Buse. yuu look up one day and sec he's about 15-(i." Johnny Bench st roked his ninth home run fur Cincinnati. The Reds tuuk a 1-0 lead in the fir st inning when Pete Rose doubl ed, moved to third on a sacrifice bunt by Ken Griffey and scored on Joe Morgan's infield out. Cincinnati added a run in !he sero nd when Dave Conce pcio n doub led, took third on an infield out and River Downs MAIL THIS COUPON Hockott Granulated Roofing 1 93 7th Avo. Middleport, 1). j Roof 0 ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - -I CITY _______________ IP - - - - · z ~~~~-----------------J you ' re re quire d complete for to taking th e wc·ek:t . Class beg .ns June 12. For more information contact Lee E . Tyler, 4<16 - <l67 . 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Saturday and Monday Games·uf·lhc · Week and the weekly Thi s Week In Baseba ll are bein g show n in Japan for the fit's! lime this season and Kuhn will be discussing those telecas!S am ong ot hers coming up, including the All· Star, League Championship NASHVILLE, Tenn . (UPI) - At torneys for form er Pittsburgh St ee ler quarterback Joe Gilliam said Friday they would ask the court to suspend the 4:Klay jail term he got for carrying a weapon and possessi ng marijuana in June 1976. Gilliam. who says he has been drug-free for some time, was sen tenced lo the Metro workhouse by Crim inal Court Judge John L. Draper after pleading guilty to the charges. 13ut, und er an agreement between defense attorney David Vincent and Assistant District Attorney Roger May, the judge stayed the se ntence until June 16. and World Series games. Kuhn will also discuss plans for a visit by the Cincinnati Reds to Japan this November. 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' Douglas, 20, was the second leading scorer last season with 01e Flin Flon Bombers of the Western Canada Hockey League . SPECIAL MEMORIAL J&R SPORT SHOP "Your Chevy Dealer" JOHN YOUNCE I''' work / POMEROY MOTOR CO. Va ldiene .42.20 I DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in alittle over 9 years ·' FOR THE GRADS Ohio State Examination comp let e in only 12 <l . PHOTOGRAPHY JUNE18 ) dT o, • in helping you save money( PASSBOOK SAVING Gallipolis Business College is oHering the acc.redlted class CINCINNAT I I UP I 1 Mike Ewing guided "Bold Sailing" to the lead with onehalf mil e to go Friday in the $5,000 feature at River Downs. The winner led 'l'r enlhor's Comet by 10 lengths at the finish line and ran the one 1)1ile and one-sixteenth eighth rac e in 1:44 3-5. " Bold Sailing" returned $5.80, $2. 80 ~nd $2.20 while Trenthor's orne! paid $2.40 and $2.40 ROd lhird-place Irish Kiss paid $3.00. In the Daily Double, No. 6 Master Fra nk and No 8. will be upen fiv e <layo a week supervise thl! pru g rt.~m . Trent between 9 a.m. and 12 noon will offidali y bcKin his duties and 4:30 lo 7 :30 p.m. her e un 1\u g. 15. Th e So uth easte rn Ohi o Ass istant coa ches will BIGINTE Cesar Geronimo . Ben ch homered with two outs in the ninth fur Cincinnat i's other run . WANT AREAL ESTATE LICENSE? of I NAM~ ------------------------ 1 .FATHER'S DAY••• '" ' IJd ll l'llgt'r low 1 1 Sidewall [l (Please Check) both offen sively and defen· sivcly; and because ol tnis formal, we have not invited the linemen lo take part in the ra mp." program firm bel iever in a good A weight -lifting program will begin in the GAHS gym weighl-lifting program . on Monday, June 12. Coach Trent said lhe gym country during his 12-year career. The Morehead State University graduate said, "! know Gallipolis is a good foot· ball town . We expect to have a winner, but it's going to take a lot of hard work on everybody's part. Ohio Valley Bank takes a scored on a squeeze bunt by VAN CONVERSIONS & SNAPPER MOTOR HOMES CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 29TH I Plell se send me furtner Informati on on Gra nulated Roofing . If is understood 1 am 1.11der no obligation whahoever . GUARANTEE ON BOTH MATERIALS AND lABOR. posted a 2·8 season record. The new GAHS mentor is a SPRING VALLEY PLAZA IN STOCK! T:r:feTDP .. r---------------...---~~ games. "I still believe he' ll win 20 games and w1l h luck he cuul d win 25 . Dun '! be surprised if GA LLJ POLJS - "Si m· plicity" is how Gallipolis' new head foot ba ll coach described hi s program Friday aft ernoon during a visit to the Old French City one day aft er his employment by the Gallipolis Board of Education. "We'll use Ohio State's offen se, with lots of shifting - and a basic 52 defense," Trent said. Trent will bring his top assib1ant , John Younce, to Ga llipolis after lhre€ successful years at Greenup County , Ky . High School. Last year, Greenup County was Class AAAA at large champions in Kentucky . "We hope to play lots of boys in each game," con· Jinued the GAHS mentor. Gallipolis has approximately 20 lettermen returning from last year's squad which NEW YORK !U P!) Baseba ll Comm iss ioner Bowie Kuhn left Friday for a series of meeli n ~s in Japan . • Kuhn's visit 1s the latest in a series of exchanges be· tween the two countries. The FREE ESTIMATES Athletic League is nothing new to Trent. He served as assistant footba ll coach and head track coach at Ironton from 1968 until 1972. Last year's Kentu cky Coach of the Year has had 24 players signed by various college teamS around the GA.HS to run OSU offense, basic defense will he 52 Kuhn in Japan for meetings -Insulates against cold or heat. - Will not ctlip, crack or peel. - No need to tear off your roof to repair any slate, metal, shingle or built-up roof. Make it leakproof with beautiful Granules. -Choose yours in any color of your choice. - Add years of life to your present home or building. 53 players are invited to camp FOXBORO, Mass. (UPII The New England Patriots ha ve inv ited 53 phlyers to a lour-day passing camp in early June at Bryant College , in Smithfield , H. 1. Coach Chuck Fai rbank s said 29 veterans and 24 firslye ar players will attend the camp , whi ch runs June H , and participate in six on·fi eld drills that are open to the public. The sessions are scheduled for 2:45 p.m. on June I, 9 a.m. and 2:45p.m. on June 2 and 3, and 9 a.m. on June 4. Fairbanks said the pla yers would be " working on various aspects of Ihe passing game , PAHKEHS IJUHG Cen lel'fil•lder Tom !.1lchfirld sin~ll't.l humc tlw tying- t~ nd wi nnin ~ runs ut !I frurllk GIVE ABEAUTIAJL "NEW'' LOOK AND PROTECTION TO YOUR OLD ROOF Seaver records • • 4th wzn zn row career tot a! to 207 victon es, $5395 • Several marks broken in state track meets By GENE CADDES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS !UP! ) - The girls stole the spolli gh l Friday al sun drenched Ohio Stadium in !he first combined stale High School Track and Fie ld Meet. Sports Transactions Pa ced by record-selling By Unit~d Press lnh~ rnat i onal performances by Trish Elting Fr iday Baseball and Lisa Oldiges of Minster, San Diego - Traded outfield the girls set or tied 20 new er George Hendr ic k to St. Lou is tor r 1g111 handed pitcher Harry marks in the com bined meet, Rasmv~sen which had earned the Ohio Chic ago Wh ite So)( Re Hi~h Schoo l. Ath leti c ca ll ed outfield er Thad Bosley from. Iowa ot the American Association wide criticism . Assoc i<H 1on . ·Mos t of the cri ticism Football P1thburgh - Steeter s signed center ed a round the size of center Ctar Singl etM y of west lhe meet - whether anv sort V1rgm ia and rv nnino back of a lime schedule co~ld be Dave G i ll~p i e ot Nebraska . Hock ey followed - and !hal the girls Hartford , Conn New England Whalers signed center would be overshadowed. by Jordy Douglas to multi year the lx>YS. con troct Saturday 69 final s were scheduled and the Class AAA ath letes get into the aCi ion. CHI CAGO 1UP() - The But the first day - under Ch icago White Sox Frida1• meet director Fred Beekman reca ll ed outf ielder Thad and assistant Ron Allhoff Bosley from their Iowa farm ran like clockwork. club of lhe American Minster , which has won lhe Association . last lwo Class A girls metls , The add1lion of Bos ley •II bu!locked up its third title brin gs the Sox back up lo th~ Friday, scoring '!I points and 25-!nan limit. C-3-The Sunday Times.Senlinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 Ga1l1p0I1S. Oh 10 Member FDI C The Leading Savings Plans Are At The Leading Savings Bank REG. 13.33 SIZES 5 to 10 "A ll existing certificntcs wi ll h1• t'o tn poun d('d dn dy .stnrlml_.{ wi th t he next a n d earliest in terest ~aring periud. ~ '\\~ �~ '-Th~ Sunday Times.Sentmel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 ' ;.;.;.:.:.:·:<·:·~·: · :· :·:· :·:·:·:·:·: ·:·:-:::::·:·:::· : ::·:· : : : ·:· ::: · :·: Vikings edge Eagles EAST MEIGS - It was a Kevin Buckley then socked a real slugfest Thursday night double , but Eastern could when Eastern hastes push only one rWl across. Symmes Valley with Symmes Valley got two in a tota l of 23 hits the third, but the Eag les poWlded out. But despite came back to tie it at 2·2 with a fine pitching performance a rWl of their own in the by Dan Spencer, the Vikings . bottom of the inning. The run outla sted t he hosts · 5·3 . was scored on a double by Spencer struck out eight and Spencer. Spencer also had a walked only two as he went single on the night . The visitors got two in the the route . Eastern took a l<l lead in sixth and added an insurance the bottom of the second rWJ in the seventh on three when Rusty Wigal and Jeff singles. Joe Bokovitch and Ktmes led off with singles, Flack each had three singles for the winners to raise their league record to 6·1. Eastern is 6-4 and 9-9 overall. Getting hits for Eastern besides those mentioned were Joe Kuhn , Brian Bisse ll , Steve Little and Greg Wigal, each with a single. Eastern rounds out its season Tuesday by ho>tin~ Southern. Symmes Val,ley 1 002 002 1- 5 13 2 Eastern 011 001 0-3 10 2 Burcham (wp ) and Payne. Spencer and Bissell. Giants keep on rolling By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer . Willie McCovey, the only link to the Giants' last World Series in t962, drove in five runs with a single and his 497th career homer to spark first-pla ce San Francisco to a 6-1 victorv over its arch rival, Los An-geles, before a Candlestick Park crowd of 43 ,646. The 4().year{)\d McCovey singled home two rWls in the first inning when the Giants scored three nms and belted his fourth honier of the year', a three-run shot. in the fi fth inning. " I'm glad the fans are coming out and getting to like the team ," said McCovey . " It ma kes a difference. You can't say enough for the fans . If we win , it will be their victor y, too ." Bob Knepper, a high school sophomore the last time the Giants won the NL West in 1971, also contributed mightily to the victory by stopping the Dodgers on six hits . Knepper , boosting his record to 6-2, blanked the Dodgers until the ninth when Ron Cey spoiled his shutout bid with a solo homer . "The three runs in the first inn ing helped,'' said Knepper . "I was a little more nervous than usual. But I decided not to let the pressure of the game get to me. Sure, th ey' re the Dodgers but you have to beat them all." In other NL games. Chicago blanked St. Louis, 60, At la nta topped Philadelphia , 4-2, Houston nipped New York. 5-4 . Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate • auto msurance. Why are so many drivers switch ing. their insura nce to Allstate'' We'll give you lots of reasons. Allstate offers lots of special rates and di scounts. Good Driver. Compact Ca r. Two Car . Low Mileage. Young Married. And more. And Allsta te offers today's most adva nced clai m handl ing. Coast to coast. Fast. Convenient. We. think you'll find a difference with Al lstate. So compa re companies. Find out why Lhe owners of over nine mill io n cars are now in "good hands. " Ca ll or come in. ....... 1 ~" "'' NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE McGINNESS-STANLEY AGENCY:INC . NICK JOHNSON ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Phone 446-1761 Gallipolis 452 2nd Avr Pittsburgh edged Montreal, 2-t. and Cincinnati beat San Diego, 3-1. ('ubs 6, Cardinals 0: Dave Rader drove in four runs with a single and a triple to support Dave Roberts' se venhit pitching and lead the Cubs to their sixth stnaight triumph . Roberts, who threw 86 pitches. said, "It felt like 186. It was hot and humid and I'm 33 years old." Braves 4, Phlllies 2: Phil Niekro tossed a sixhitter and singled home a run to pace the Braves' victory ove r the Phillies. Niekro struck out five and walked two in raising his record to 56. Jerry Martin hit a tw<rrun homer fo r the Phillies. Astros >, Mets 4: A three-run homer by Jesus Alou, his first since 1974, and a tw<>-run blast by Jose Cruz powered the Astros to victory over th e Mets . Willie Monlanez homered for the Mets. Pirates 2, Expos I: Manny Sanguillen smashed a two-run homer and John Candelaria and Kent Teku lve combin<'<l on a seven-h itter in leading the Pirates Ill victory over the Expos. Mariners 6, Rangers 4: Craig Reynolds singled in th e go-ahead run in the seventh inning and Enrique Romo pitched out of a basesloaded jam tn the seventh to record his fifth save. Sha ne Rawley, 2.,), in relief of starter Byron McLaughlin. gal the victory . A's 3, White S<1X 1: Alan Wirth , 2-3, and Bob Lacey , who notched his third save, combined on a sixhitter to exte~d Chicago's losing streak to five games. Angels 6, Brewers 5: Pinch-hitter Tonr Solaita 's bloop single with two outs in tlle seventh scored pinchrWJner ful nce Mu lliniks from fir st base and ga ve the the Angels their fourth stra ight victory. Lyman Bostock hit hi s fir st horner in a Ca lifornia uniform . ALLmBDODGI TRUCD '1'111 980UT CINC INNATI iUPI) More than a month ahead of time, the Frldav nl2ht. June 30 twl ·nlght douheade r between the Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Dodgers at River· front Stadium has been sold out. The Reds and Dodgers, one of the hottest rivalries In baseball, have atiracted more than 3 million fans for their enco unters thi s decade. The two teams have finished 1·2 In the National League West six times In the past eight seasons. Indians drop 4-3 ·decision By RICHARD ROTIKOV UPI Sports Writer When he plays, which is not every day, he doesn't hit very muc h, so what does Baltimore's Billy Smith do that makes people notice him' " I'm just hittin g them where tlley aren't," said the Oriole second ba.sema n, invokin g th e immortal approach of Wee Willie Keeler. "But I am hitting the ball a lot harder than 1 did last year. " Friday ni ~ ht , Smith homered lo tie the game in th e eighth inning and delivered a game-winning double with two outs in the ninth - his third three-hit game in .a row ...c to lead the ·Orioles to a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. He lined his second double of the game off losing pitcher Ri ck Wise, now 2-.1, after Doug DeCinces singled and Larry Harlow walked. Tippy Martinez earned the victory with 4 1-3· innings of two-hit relief after replacing starting pitcher Nelson Briles who guve up the thr ee Cleve land run s, including Rick Manning's first homer of the year. fn other American League games, Boston tripped Detroit, &-3, New York edged Toronto, 4..:1, Seattle topped Texas, 6-4, Oakland downed Chicago, 3-1, and California slipped by Milwaukee , lh\'. Kansas City at Minnesota was rained out. Red So• 6, Tigers a: Dwight Evans hit two solo Cal State WOOSTER, Ohio (UPI ) California State University at Stanislaus won its third consecutive NCAA Division Ill golf championship Fr iday by nine strokes over Alleghney College of Pennsylvania . Cal State.Stanislaus was led to the title by Ken Webb, who shot a 74 in his fina l round over the par 72 Wooster County Club course. Cal State totaled 1,223 for the 72 holes. Ramapo College of New Jersey was third , Slippery Rock State College, Pa ., was fourth and fifth among the 20 teams was the Rochester In stitute of Technology. Oswego State University o( New York's Jim Quinn was medalist for the four-day tournament. Quinn carded a 299 for the 72 holes, including a two-under 70 on Friday . Webb and Quin n we re among six com pe ti tors named to the Division lll AllAmerica team. Others were Gerald Maatman of Washington & Lee, Craig Nye of the College of Wooster, John Zack of Slippery Rock and Mike Hrycak of Rochester Tedt. Pioneers Cash·in on Cassette Savings Tape, System, Deck Sale! I 60-MINUTE • rn tourney HUNTINGTON , Pa . !UP!) - Marietta defeated Juniata, 5-2, in the completion of a suspended game and then blanked Wooste r, 1 2~. Friday to remain un beaten in the double · eliminations NCAA Division III Mideast regional baseba ll pl ayoff. Wilkes eliminated Juniata, 11-4, to also remain unbeaten, and Wid ener eliminated dePauw, 3-2. Tite Marietta · Juniata game had been suspended afte r .<lx inni ngs Titursday due to darkness wi th the sco re tied 2-2. 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Thursday , June 1 - Mid· dleporl Cubs at Middlepor t Phone 44,-3670 Hours: Daily 9 Iii 5:30 Closed Sunday CINCINNAT I tUPi t - The Cincmnati Bengals Frida y signed William Miller, a 6foo t-8, 282-pound off ensive t<tckle from Western Illinois drafted in the 8th round . Miller was the third player from this season's draft to sign with the club. 1978 FORD TBIRD Russett wi th whi te top , V·B engine , power steering and brak es. automat1c transm ission . dua l paint str ipes. 302 engine. inferior decor , 1i It wheel. speed con trol. power seat. bu mper gro up, air , am .fm stereo with tape , wire wheel covers , fr nt group, wide col or keyed mldg Wa s Special Price 17805 1 dr .• light blue wi th half vinyl roof , dua I accent.pa int str ipes . a II vi ny l seat . trim w s w tires , air condilion , t inted glass, left hand re mote mirror , full wheel cov ers . 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T.. 35 1 V-8, Limited 1978 FORD LTD Stereo casse tte recording at a huge t / 3 oft! Dolby reduces no1se, extends tape 11nd FM performance . Auto-s top, dull VU meters. pause control. Now cut 33%1 * man." 1 1 Pizza Shack. but still got Mustangs ; Rutland Angel s at Rutland Dodgers Rutland Red s ; Pizza Shack at M iddleport Ind ians 1 1 stung with a 3-2loss. The only Dale C. War ne r ; Bye · Harr isonville 0 2 hit in the game was a first Powe ll 's. Thi s week's schedu le: inning t wo·run homer by Monday , May 29 - Middleport Indians at M iddl epo rt Eads. The youth fann ed ten Middleport . Harrisonvi lle· Braves . and walked seven. Rutland · · Wednesday , May Jl Brian Tannehill got the win Week of May 22 Harrisonvil le at M idd leport by teaming with Artie little League Indians . Standings Se~turday , June 3 - M id . Hunnel. The pair allowed just Team W. L. dl eport Bra ... es at Rutland that one hit. fanned thirteen Middlepor t Bra ves 2 0 Dodgers. and walked eight. R 200 00-2 I P 012 Ox- 3 0 14-141 SCT·11 F1ts unde1 dash or 1n gl ovebOit l S1de ·1nserted cassene ope rat es eBSJI V Sl1d1 ng tone . volume , ba lante con tr o ls ClnC I 000000001 QUALITY CANOES 17" RANGER ..........~265 NEW LOCATION Sanguill en (2 ). m ai n . Howeve r. she's changed her mind and accep1ed an invitation to attend as a gue>t of the owner of Sa lt Walther's car . Walther's 1973 car was the one that erupted in flames and burned her. Not wanting to sit near the track again , she will have a pentho use seat high above I he track and out of hann 's way. MOHAWK (MOST STORES) SAVE 36°/o the this year. or t1ve Headphone ta ck, t11nged dust CO\Ie r Two 22 '' h•gh spea kers w•t h 8 " woolers, 3 " lweeters Wal nut v1nyl veneer Sa-ve 23% at The ShacK• San Dgo · LA Indy race A com pa ct system that puts 11 aii!Oge th er fo r you w1\h · ou t cu1t1ng corners· savmg you space as well as PM il adel · 000 000 100 I 1 ( 000 000 700~ 2 4 1 !NDIANAPOUS {UPI ) - field . There is specu la tion Who will win the rich race isn't the only guessing game Hu~n a n's widow, Mary. will su1TOunding the running of do the honors. It could also be his daughter, Marie, or it the 62nd Indianapoli s 500. Randy Stewart also got a rould be his grandson. Tony no· httter as he hurl ed Take, for instance, the HulnHln George. Powell 's Giants to a IIHJ win It co uld also be the new traditional com mand that over the Mason Rangers. starts the 33 chargers on their president of the Indianapolis Stewart fann ed eleven and way . Motor Speedway Corp ., Joe walk ed just one and he also For years. the late tr ack Cloutier, a long·lime Hulman socked a home run and owner, Tony Hulman, issued assuc.iate. . double. Dav id I.a ndaker got Just a handful, perhaps the command, "Gentlemen, three doubles for the winners, even fewer trusled aides. start your engines!" It had to be cha nged last probably know both secrets. Hicha rd Davis 1wo and Gary year when Janet Guthrie But to I he world at large, they Coleman one. B. Kropka took became the first woman to will remain secr et s until the loss although he fanned qualify and make th e race. minutes before the noon EDT ten. 1100 00- 0 0 0 After much tho u~ht and in Slart of the holiday classi c. Mason Powell 's 321 31 - 10 II 2 great secrecy , Hulm an finally decided on, " In In Pee Wee action, Kent company with the first lady Ead s losse d a no- hitt er ever to qualify at In· against the host Pomeroy dianapolis, gentlemen. stan your engines !" CHAHLO'ITE, N.C. I UP! I Hulman died last fall and 'I11e field for Sunday's now, two questions remained World 600 stock l'llr rat-e to be unanswered : held at the Charlotte Motor Who will give the command Speedway ha s bee n is one. The olher is what will cnmpl eted . she or he say ? \.ary Myer s led Friday 's Some ~ l ose Hulman aides qual ifiers with a speed of speculate one of three per· 155 .525 mph , p'u tling his sons will give the co mmand. ll>evrolel in position 31 for But they don 't know - al the ·tart of the $350,000 race. (east they insist they don't Dick May was the final know - whether it will be I he qualifier in a Ford with a same command as last year spcl'<i of l!it052 mph. INDIANAPOLIS 1UP! ) since Guthrie is again in the Sue Ra nkin at first didn 't want to atlend Sunday ' s Indianapolis 500, but she's cha nged her nund . She was a teen-age d speclat or at the 1913 race and .su ffered seri ous bums when flames frum a crash li cked part of the crowd in the stra ightaway . Earlier this spring, Mi ss Rankin was as ked if she wanted to attend the rare. Someday, she said, but not NY Mit PISbgh 62nd Indy 500 today SAVE S&O Phil a 000 000 010-- 2 6 0 Alia 021 010 OOx 4 7 1 Le r ch. Reed IJL Ga rber (5). Brusstar (8J ana Boone . N1ekro and Pocoroba W- N1ek.ro (5 6l. 00020\001 4 17 1 003 002 OO;.; 5 90 Koosman , ME-tzg er (7) and Hodges . Lemongel lo, For sch (7) and Ferguson w Lemon · geiiO (4 51 L- Koosm an (] 5l. HRs- New York , Montane1 ( 5); Ho us ton , A lou ( 1), Cr uz (?) Guessing game hegins~ By Greg Bailey MIDDLEPORT - In boys sunm1er baseball programs, th ree no-hitters were hurled last week. In Littl e Leag ue, Trey Casse ll pit ched the Mid· dlepon Braves to a 12-1 win ove r the Ha rri sonville Bobcats, not giving up a hit and >lriking out seven. Shawn Baker got three hits, as dtd Bob South ern, a nd Tim Wamsley and John Blake each got two for the winners. Dave Hendricks took the loss. strikin g out four. Middlepon 056 I- 12 11 1 Harrisonville 001 0- 1 o 5 grandstands on . Ro ber ts lind Rader , Fal cone, Ham il ton l6l. L 1tt e11 (BJ ana Sim mons . W- Rob er ts ( 20 ). L - Fa lcone 10 J l Hous bea t both Chevy and Fo •d. But toughness and dependabil itY aren't enoug h. Not lo r us . . not for you . So we re busy bulidtng a Reg. 211 Ea. wmd1 n g 95 . So uthea>tern District S<:Con d team Class A; All Ohio U.P.l . first team Class A. He was selected to play on South team in the North-South game , Canton, Ohio, Aug. 4. Capita l Coac h Gene Slaughter sa id . " We are Summer league action underway in Meigs area will attend casseltes - made only by Aad1o Shack 1n o~ r own l actorv' For •e cord1ng fr om any sou •ce H1gh out pu t. eK t ended res ponse E~t tra by Reall•tlc4!l Reg. 25995 yaras scormg mne touch· downs and 201 yards and fou r touchd owns by air . He averaged 32.6 yards punting and 20.8 on ktck off retums. Honors won in 1977 were : Team captain, M.V.P. trophy. North Gall is foolba ll ; All S.V.A.C. firSI le"m : All '73 victim Be pre pared lor summ er fu n by COMPACT CASSETTE/ PHONO AM-FM STEREO SYSTEM Nation al Leagu@ 000 JOJ ooo- 6 10 0 000 000 000 0 I 0 St L • 169 Ea. advance Ch1 VINTON - Rex Justice, North Ga llia senior tailba ck will be going lo Capital University this fall . He is expected to be used as an offensive ta ilback. Just ice at 6<) 172 had a grea t year, rushing for 1,165 REX JUSTICE golf crown L LercM (J J ). HR s pM 1a, Marlm (3) And th at"s good enough to home runs and major-league, home-run leader Jim Rice ' slammed his 16th homer , a two-run shot , to power Boston. Bill U!e, 7-1, gave up seven hits: Yankees 1, Blue Jaya 3: Pinch-hitter Jim Spencer belted a grand-slam homer with one out in the seventh to off set a pair of homers by John Mayberry. Sparky Lyle relieved starter Jim BeatUe in the seventh and registered Ius Utird triumph in four decisions. 1elha cops third ST. LOUIS (UP I) - The St. ST. LOUIS ( UPI) Louis Cardinals. Friday Veteran infielder Gary traded righl-handed starting Sutherland was placed on pitcher F:ric Rasmussen to waivers by the St. Louis the . SHn Diego Padres for Cardinals Friday to give him outfie lder George Hendrick. his unconditional release . Hendrick, 28, joined San The release of Sutherland , Diego last year in a trade 33, returned the Cardina l from the Cleveland Indians roster to 24. Pitcher George for John Grubb , Hector Frazier had been called up extrel[lely happy Rex will be Torres and Fred Kenda ll. earlier in the week from the with us next year. It is ou r Rasmussen, 26, was in his learn 's Springfi eld, lll., farm opinion that he is the type of fourth season with St. Louis. ·tub. young man that in his four years at Capital University will be a definite asset to our program. He's a class yoWJg North Gallia's Rex Justice will attend Capital in fall r By United Press Intern ational mLL C~-The Sunday Times-sentinel , Sunday, May 28, 1978 4320 NOW 1 1978 FAIRMONT FUTURA .a cyl. engine , wn ite with r ussett vinyl roof , B7h14 W· S· W tires, power st eering. automatic trans ., front and rear bumper guard s, AM radio, dual br ight mirrors . Was S4602 Now'4390 l4 Hr . Wrecker Service Phone : 446-357! Day 446-3560 Night For a good dell stt Tom Spr1gue, Melvin little, John Koehn, Morris ShHsh. Gory PH. 440·3515 Rudolph, Nancy Fowler, Sandy Ge1ewood, o,..,id Be1ver . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO �~ '-Th~ Sunday Times.Sentmel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 ' ;.;.;.:.:.:·:<·:·~·: · :· :·:· :·:·:·:·:·: ·:·:-:::::·:·:::· : ::·:· : : : ·:· ::: · :·: Vikings edge Eagles EAST MEIGS - It was a Kevin Buckley then socked a real slugfest Thursday night double , but Eastern could when Eastern hastes push only one rWl across. Symmes Valley with Symmes Valley got two in a tota l of 23 hits the third, but the Eag les poWlded out. But despite came back to tie it at 2·2 with a fine pitching performance a rWl of their own in the by Dan Spencer, the Vikings . bottom of the inning. The run outla sted t he hosts · 5·3 . was scored on a double by Spencer struck out eight and Spencer. Spencer also had a walked only two as he went single on the night . The visitors got two in the the route . Eastern took a l<l lead in sixth and added an insurance the bottom of the second rWJ in the seventh on three when Rusty Wigal and Jeff singles. Joe Bokovitch and Ktmes led off with singles, Flack each had three singles for the winners to raise their league record to 6·1. Eastern is 6-4 and 9-9 overall. Getting hits for Eastern besides those mentioned were Joe Kuhn , Brian Bisse ll , Steve Little and Greg Wigal, each with a single. Eastern rounds out its season Tuesday by ho>tin~ Southern. Symmes Val,ley 1 002 002 1- 5 13 2 Eastern 011 001 0-3 10 2 Burcham (wp ) and Payne. Spencer and Bissell. Giants keep on rolling By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer . Willie McCovey, the only link to the Giants' last World Series in t962, drove in five runs with a single and his 497th career homer to spark first-pla ce San Francisco to a 6-1 victorv over its arch rival, Los An-geles, before a Candlestick Park crowd of 43 ,646. The 4().year{)\d McCovey singled home two rWls in the first inning when the Giants scored three nms and belted his fourth honier of the year', a three-run shot. in the fi fth inning. " I'm glad the fans are coming out and getting to like the team ," said McCovey . " It ma kes a difference. You can't say enough for the fans . If we win , it will be their victor y, too ." Bob Knepper, a high school sophomore the last time the Giants won the NL West in 1971, also contributed mightily to the victory by stopping the Dodgers on six hits . Knepper , boosting his record to 6-2, blanked the Dodgers until the ninth when Ron Cey spoiled his shutout bid with a solo homer . "The three runs in the first inn ing helped,'' said Knepper . "I was a little more nervous than usual. But I decided not to let the pressure of the game get to me. Sure, th ey' re the Dodgers but you have to beat them all." In other NL games. Chicago blanked St. Louis, 60, At la nta topped Philadelphia , 4-2, Houston nipped New York. 5-4 . Find out why people all over are switching to Allstate • auto msurance. Why are so many drivers switch ing. their insura nce to Allstate'' We'll give you lots of reasons. Allstate offers lots of special rates and di scounts. Good Driver. Compact Ca r. Two Car . Low Mileage. Young Married. And more. And Allsta te offers today's most adva nced clai m handl ing. Coast to coast. Fast. Convenient. We. think you'll find a difference with Al lstate. So compa re companies. Find out why Lhe owners of over nine mill io n cars are now in "good hands. " Ca ll or come in. ....... 1 ~" "'' NOW AVAILABLE THROUGH THE McGINNESS-STANLEY AGENCY:INC . NICK JOHNSON ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Phone 446-1761 Gallipolis 452 2nd Avr Pittsburgh edged Montreal, 2-t. and Cincinnati beat San Diego, 3-1. ('ubs 6, Cardinals 0: Dave Rader drove in four runs with a single and a triple to support Dave Roberts' se venhit pitching and lead the Cubs to their sixth stnaight triumph . Roberts, who threw 86 pitches. said, "It felt like 186. It was hot and humid and I'm 33 years old." Braves 4, Phlllies 2: Phil Niekro tossed a sixhitter and singled home a run to pace the Braves' victory ove r the Phillies. Niekro struck out five and walked two in raising his record to 56. Jerry Martin hit a tw<rrun homer fo r the Phillies. Astros >, Mets 4: A three-run homer by Jesus Alou, his first since 1974, and a tw<>-run blast by Jose Cruz powered the Astros to victory over th e Mets . Willie Monlanez homered for the Mets. Pirates 2, Expos I: Manny Sanguillen smashed a two-run homer and John Candelaria and Kent Teku lve combin<'<l on a seven-h itter in leading the Pirates Ill victory over the Expos. Mariners 6, Rangers 4: Craig Reynolds singled in th e go-ahead run in the seventh inning and Enrique Romo pitched out of a basesloaded jam tn the seventh to record his fifth save. Sha ne Rawley, 2.,), in relief of starter Byron McLaughlin. gal the victory . A's 3, White S<1X 1: Alan Wirth , 2-3, and Bob Lacey , who notched his third save, combined on a sixhitter to exte~d Chicago's losing streak to five games. Angels 6, Brewers 5: Pinch-hitter Tonr Solaita 's bloop single with two outs in tlle seventh scored pinchrWJner ful nce Mu lliniks from fir st base and ga ve the the Angels their fourth stra ight victory. Lyman Bostock hit hi s fir st horner in a Ca lifornia uniform . ALLmBDODGI TRUCD '1'111 980UT CINC INNATI iUPI) More than a month ahead of time, the Frldav nl2ht. June 30 twl ·nlght douheade r between the Cincinnati Reds and Los Angeles Dodgers at River· front Stadium has been sold out. The Reds and Dodgers, one of the hottest rivalries In baseball, have atiracted more than 3 million fans for their enco unters thi s decade. The two teams have finished 1·2 In the National League West six times In the past eight seasons. Indians drop 4-3 ·decision By RICHARD ROTIKOV UPI Sports Writer When he plays, which is not every day, he doesn't hit very muc h, so what does Baltimore's Billy Smith do that makes people notice him' " I'm just hittin g them where tlley aren't," said the Oriole second ba.sema n, invokin g th e immortal approach of Wee Willie Keeler. "But I am hitting the ball a lot harder than 1 did last year. " Friday ni ~ ht , Smith homered lo tie the game in th e eighth inning and delivered a game-winning double with two outs in the ninth - his third three-hit game in .a row ...c to lead the ·Orioles to a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians. He lined his second double of the game off losing pitcher Ri ck Wise, now 2-.1, after Doug DeCinces singled and Larry Harlow walked. Tippy Martinez earned the victory with 4 1-3· innings of two-hit relief after replacing starting pitcher Nelson Briles who guve up the thr ee Cleve land run s, including Rick Manning's first homer of the year. fn other American League games, Boston tripped Detroit, &-3, New York edged Toronto, 4..:1, Seattle topped Texas, 6-4, Oakland downed Chicago, 3-1, and California slipped by Milwaukee , lh\'. Kansas City at Minnesota was rained out. Red So• 6, Tigers a: Dwight Evans hit two solo Cal State WOOSTER, Ohio (UPI ) California State University at Stanislaus won its third consecutive NCAA Division Ill golf championship Fr iday by nine strokes over Alleghney College of Pennsylvania . Cal State.Stanislaus was led to the title by Ken Webb, who shot a 74 in his fina l round over the par 72 Wooster County Club course. Cal State totaled 1,223 for the 72 holes. Ramapo College of New Jersey was third , Slippery Rock State College, Pa ., was fourth and fifth among the 20 teams was the Rochester In stitute of Technology. Oswego State University o( New York's Jim Quinn was medalist for the four-day tournament. Quinn carded a 299 for the 72 holes, including a two-under 70 on Friday . Webb and Quin n we re among six com pe ti tors named to the Division lll AllAmerica team. Others were Gerald Maatman of Washington & Lee, Craig Nye of the College of Wooster, John Zack of Slippery Rock and Mike Hrycak of Rochester Tedt. Pioneers Cash·in on Cassette Savings Tape, System, Deck Sale! I 60-MINUTE • rn tourney HUNTINGTON , Pa . !UP!) - Marietta defeated Juniata, 5-2, in the completion of a suspended game and then blanked Wooste r, 1 2~. Friday to remain un beaten in the double · eliminations NCAA Division III Mideast regional baseba ll pl ayoff. Wilkes eliminated Juniata, 11-4, to also remain unbeaten, and Wid ener eliminated dePauw, 3-2. Tite Marietta · Juniata game had been suspended afte r .<lx inni ngs Titursday due to darkness wi th the sco re tied 2-2. 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Rutland Week of May 22 TEAM Rulla nd Red s Middlep ort Mustangs P1Ha Shack Rutland Angels Middlepor t Cubs SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA W. 2 2 2 L. 0 0 0 1 1 ENROL NOW FOR JUNE 8 Rulland Reds: at SOUTHERN HILLS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Dal e C. Powel l 's. Bye : Pizza Shack . Wedne sday , May 31 - 10 A.M. CLASSES CALL 446-2239 OR VISIT 0 2 0 2 Powell ' s 0 2 This week 's schedule : Monday , May 29 - Rutland Ange l s at Middl eport Cu bs; Middlep ort Mu stangs at Warner OPEN MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY MAY 29th Graduate Yourself To A Good Job - Quality Education Is The Key - Pee Wee League Standings Dale C. Warner WILL BE MORE JOBS THAN GRADUATES At Southern Hills School of Business Middleport - Pomeroy . TILL JP.M. Thomas C. Breech, Director 412 2nd Ave . Gallipolis RN 05858 Pi zza Shack at Powell 's. Thursday , June 1 - Mid· dleporl Cubs at Middlepor t Phone 44,-3670 Hours: Daily 9 Iii 5:30 Closed Sunday CINCINNAT I tUPi t - The Cincmnati Bengals Frida y signed William Miller, a 6foo t-8, 282-pound off ensive t<tckle from Western Illinois drafted in the 8th round . Miller was the third player from this season's draft to sign with the club. 1978 FORD TBIRD Russett wi th whi te top , V·B engine , power steering and brak es. automat1c transm ission . dua l paint str ipes. 302 engine. inferior decor , 1i It wheel. speed con trol. power seat. bu mper gro up, air , am .fm stereo with tape , wire wheel covers , fr nt group, wide col or keyed mldg Wa s Special Price 17805 1 dr .• light blue wi th half vinyl roof , dua I accent.pa int str ipes . a II vi ny l seat . trim w s w tires , air condilion , t inted glass, left hand re mote mirror , full wheel cov ers . 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T.. 35 1 V-8, Limited 1978 FORD LTD Stereo casse tte recording at a huge t / 3 oft! Dolby reduces no1se, extends tape 11nd FM performance . Auto-s top, dull VU meters. pause control. Now cut 33%1 * man." 1 1 Pizza Shack. but still got Mustangs ; Rutland Angel s at Rutland Dodgers Rutland Red s ; Pizza Shack at M iddleport Ind ians 1 1 stung with a 3-2loss. The only Dale C. War ne r ; Bye · Harr isonville 0 2 hit in the game was a first Powe ll 's. Thi s week's schedu le: inning t wo·run homer by Monday , May 29 - Middleport Indians at M iddl epo rt Eads. The youth fann ed ten Middleport . Harrisonvi lle· Braves . and walked seven. Rutland · · Wednesday , May Jl Brian Tannehill got the win Week of May 22 Harrisonvil le at M idd leport by teaming with Artie little League Indians . Standings Se~turday , June 3 - M id . Hunnel. The pair allowed just Team W. L. dl eport Bra ... es at Rutland that one hit. fanned thirteen Middlepor t Bra ves 2 0 Dodgers. and walked eight. R 200 00-2 I P 012 Ox- 3 0 14-141 SCT·11 F1ts unde1 dash or 1n gl ovebOit l S1de ·1nserted cassene ope rat es eBSJI V Sl1d1 ng tone . volume , ba lante con tr o ls ClnC I 000000001 QUALITY CANOES 17" RANGER ..........~265 NEW LOCATION Sanguill en (2 ). m ai n . Howeve r. she's changed her mind and accep1ed an invitation to attend as a gue>t of the owner of Sa lt Walther's car . Walther's 1973 car was the one that erupted in flames and burned her. Not wanting to sit near the track again , she will have a pentho use seat high above I he track and out of hann 's way. MOHAWK (MOST STORES) SAVE 36°/o the this year. or t1ve Headphone ta ck, t11nged dust CO\Ie r Two 22 '' h•gh spea kers w•t h 8 " woolers, 3 " lweeters Wal nut v1nyl veneer Sa-ve 23% at The ShacK• San Dgo · LA Indy race A com pa ct system that puts 11 aii!Oge th er fo r you w1\h · ou t cu1t1ng corners· savmg you space as well as PM il adel · 000 000 100 I 1 ( 000 000 700~ 2 4 1 !NDIANAPOUS {UPI ) - field . There is specu la tion Who will win the rich race isn't the only guessing game Hu~n a n's widow, Mary. will su1TOunding the running of do the honors. It could also be his daughter, Marie, or it the 62nd Indianapoli s 500. Randy Stewart also got a rould be his grandson. Tony no· httter as he hurl ed Take, for instance, the HulnHln George. Powell 's Giants to a IIHJ win It co uld also be the new traditional com mand that over the Mason Rangers. starts the 33 chargers on their president of the Indianapolis Stewart fann ed eleven and way . Motor Speedway Corp ., Joe walk ed just one and he also For years. the late tr ack Cloutier, a long·lime Hulman socked a home run and owner, Tony Hulman, issued assuc.iate. . double. Dav id I.a ndaker got Just a handful, perhaps the command, "Gentlemen, three doubles for the winners, even fewer trusled aides. start your engines!" It had to be cha nged last probably know both secrets. Hicha rd Davis 1wo and Gary year when Janet Guthrie But to I he world at large, they Coleman one. B. Kropka took became the first woman to will remain secr et s until the loss although he fanned qualify and make th e race. minutes before the noon EDT ten. 1100 00- 0 0 0 After much tho u~ht and in Slart of the holiday classi c. Mason Powell 's 321 31 - 10 II 2 great secrecy , Hulm an finally decided on, " In In Pee Wee action, Kent company with the first lady Ead s losse d a no- hitt er ever to qualify at In· against the host Pomeroy dianapolis, gentlemen. stan your engines !" CHAHLO'ITE, N.C. I UP! I Hulman died last fall and 'I11e field for Sunday's now, two questions remained World 600 stock l'llr rat-e to be unanswered : held at the Charlotte Motor Who will give the command Speedway ha s bee n is one. The olher is what will cnmpl eted . she or he say ? \.ary Myer s led Friday 's Some ~ l ose Hulman aides qual ifiers with a speed of speculate one of three per· 155 .525 mph , p'u tling his sons will give the co mmand. ll>evrolel in position 31 for But they don 't know - al the ·tart of the $350,000 race. (east they insist they don't Dick May was the final know - whether it will be I he qualifier in a Ford with a same command as last year spcl'<i of l!it052 mph. INDIANAPOLIS 1UP! ) since Guthrie is again in the Sue Ra nkin at first didn 't want to atlend Sunday ' s Indianapolis 500, but she's cha nged her nund . She was a teen-age d speclat or at the 1913 race and .su ffered seri ous bums when flames frum a crash li cked part of the crowd in the stra ightaway . Earlier this spring, Mi ss Rankin was as ked if she wanted to attend the rare. Someday, she said, but not NY Mit PISbgh 62nd Indy 500 today SAVE S&O Phil a 000 000 010-- 2 6 0 Alia 021 010 OOx 4 7 1 Le r ch. Reed IJL Ga rber (5). Brusstar (8J ana Boone . N1ekro and Pocoroba W- N1ek.ro (5 6l. 00020\001 4 17 1 003 002 OO;.; 5 90 Koosman , ME-tzg er (7) and Hodges . Lemongel lo, For sch (7) and Ferguson w Lemon · geiiO (4 51 L- Koosm an (] 5l. HRs- New York , Montane1 ( 5); Ho us ton , A lou ( 1), Cr uz (?) Guessing game hegins~ By Greg Bailey MIDDLEPORT - In boys sunm1er baseball programs, th ree no-hitters were hurled last week. In Littl e Leag ue, Trey Casse ll pit ched the Mid· dlepon Braves to a 12-1 win ove r the Ha rri sonville Bobcats, not giving up a hit and >lriking out seven. Shawn Baker got three hits, as dtd Bob South ern, a nd Tim Wamsley and John Blake each got two for the winners. Dave Hendricks took the loss. strikin g out four. Middlepon 056 I- 12 11 1 Harrisonville 001 0- 1 o 5 grandstands on . Ro ber ts lind Rader , Fal cone, Ham il ton l6l. L 1tt e11 (BJ ana Sim mons . W- Rob er ts ( 20 ). L - Fa lcone 10 J l Hous bea t both Chevy and Fo •d. But toughness and dependabil itY aren't enoug h. Not lo r us . . not for you . So we re busy bulidtng a Reg. 211 Ea. wmd1 n g 95 . So uthea>tern District S<:Con d team Class A; All Ohio U.P.l . first team Class A. He was selected to play on South team in the North-South game , Canton, Ohio, Aug. 4. Capita l Coac h Gene Slaughter sa id . " We are Summer league action underway in Meigs area will attend casseltes - made only by Aad1o Shack 1n o~ r own l actorv' For •e cord1ng fr om any sou •ce H1gh out pu t. eK t ended res ponse E~t tra by Reall•tlc4!l Reg. 25995 yaras scormg mne touch· downs and 201 yards and fou r touchd owns by air . He averaged 32.6 yards punting and 20.8 on ktck off retums. Honors won in 1977 were : Team captain, M.V.P. trophy. North Gall is foolba ll ; All S.V.A.C. firSI le"m : All '73 victim Be pre pared lor summ er fu n by COMPACT CASSETTE/ PHONO AM-FM STEREO SYSTEM Nation al Leagu@ 000 JOJ ooo- 6 10 0 000 000 000 0 I 0 St L • 169 Ea. advance Ch1 VINTON - Rex Justice, North Ga llia senior tailba ck will be going lo Capital University this fall . He is expected to be used as an offensive ta ilback. Just ice at 6<) 172 had a grea t year, rushing for 1,165 REX JUSTICE golf crown L LercM (J J ). HR s pM 1a, Marlm (3) And th at"s good enough to home runs and major-league, home-run leader Jim Rice ' slammed his 16th homer , a two-run shot , to power Boston. Bill U!e, 7-1, gave up seven hits: Yankees 1, Blue Jaya 3: Pinch-hitter Jim Spencer belted a grand-slam homer with one out in the seventh to off set a pair of homers by John Mayberry. Sparky Lyle relieved starter Jim BeatUe in the seventh and registered Ius Utird triumph in four decisions. 1elha cops third ST. LOUIS (UP I) - The St. ST. LOUIS ( UPI) Louis Cardinals. Friday Veteran infielder Gary traded righl-handed starting Sutherland was placed on pitcher F:ric Rasmussen to waivers by the St. Louis the . SHn Diego Padres for Cardinals Friday to give him outfie lder George Hendrick. his unconditional release . Hendrick, 28, joined San The release of Sutherland , Diego last year in a trade 33, returned the Cardina l from the Cleveland Indians roster to 24. Pitcher George for John Grubb , Hector Frazier had been called up extrel[lely happy Rex will be Torres and Fred Kenda ll. earlier in the week from the with us next year. It is ou r Rasmussen, 26, was in his learn 's Springfi eld, lll., farm opinion that he is the type of fourth season with St. Louis. ·tub. young man that in his four years at Capital University will be a definite asset to our program. He's a class yoWJg North Gallia's Rex Justice will attend Capital in fall r By United Press Intern ational mLL C~-The Sunday Times-sentinel , Sunday, May 28, 1978 4320 NOW 1 1978 FAIRMONT FUTURA .a cyl. engine , wn ite with r ussett vinyl roof , B7h14 W· S· W tires, power st eering. automatic trans ., front and rear bumper guard s, AM radio, dual br ight mirrors . Was S4602 Now'4390 l4 Hr . Wrecker Service Phone : 446-357! Day 446-3560 Night For a good dell stt Tom Spr1gue, Melvin little, John Koehn, Morris ShHsh. Gory PH. 440·3515 Rudolph, Nancy Fowler, Sandy Ge1ewood, o,..,id Be1ver . GALLIPOLIS, OHIO �. . .. ~· ,.,; The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 C-7- The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday. May 28, 1978 Girls summer league rosters announced GALI.lPOLIS -· '111e city junior girls league will be made up of fi ve teams this year. Each team will play games fur a 10-week period. Ct~ a ch cs are volunteers whu tak e their time to teach suft ba ll skills to the girls aged 8-1 2. Recreation Director Jen ny Wf'::ne r a1sn annou nced • Suzie Watkin s, coach - Doyle , Tr acy ·Henessy, Julie Lane , Mela ni e Ba les. Lee ea·w~rs , Amy Fulks. Tina Hennessey , Natal ie Wr i g~t . Amy Wi lli s, M ichell e Sk 1d· m ore and Robi n Da vis . Jean t<o smo, coac h - Kelly Jean Kosmo, Mickey Rpy. Debbie Kuhn , Amy Smrth , Tia Orebau gh, Kr is ten Sheets, JoAnn Stewart, Ll esl Shee ts. Paula Ru ssell, Sher ry Sa turd ay that tennis in· Victo r 1a Willia ms. Tina struct ions w1ll be offered Jones , Jo y Janes , T in i3 througho ut th e summe r. Barso tti , Kri ste n Carty , Schedules for classes will be Karole Leigh Paulsen, Tracy ler , Pa tricia M urphy , listed during the week of June Fow Kr is tin Shu pe, Cassandra 5. No pre regist ration fur McGuire , Gen elle Cox, tennis instruct ions will be Mic hel le Holley, Sandy Morrow, Kim Ja n(y. Jody needed. Bur ns. K ris tina Berki ch, Here are the ju ni or Samantha Phi lli ps, Ter es a league rosters : Lon g and E I iza beth . Sl ick ler . Ell is, Chris lie Haley, Cyn thia Lor et'ta Bennett. Kim Swonge;r. Lisa Vi ll an ova , Chri st i Clark , Tam my Ellyson , An ne Bet h Berkich, Lettie Stewart , Spurlock and Sara Hood . Tim Weaver , coach - Ka te MacKemie, Jo Ellen Fuller , Tara Orebaugh , Tanya Sat Her , Ca r ole Ca rm ichael, John Alfite r, coach A lti zer , Dane lla Greene , Li sa Woodall , Jill Moore , Kim Rathbur n, Kel ly Brow ning , Wendy Smith , Missouri Southern San d y Patt erson, Sa nd r a Ell en J e ff ers, M as ter s, Pame la Johnson. Gina Jones, Donise Be vins, He a t her Fi sher, Janella Gi lm ore a nd advances in NAJA Ca rol yn Goodman . Peggv Tope , coach - Lor i Beth Tope. Angi e Bell , Jill Am y Nea l. Missy McDade, Angela Wright. Sarah Daniel , Bren da Bal es, Angi e Me Pherson, Gabr iela Pehlinger , Ca rey Hood, Owen Ross. Star Tackett , Bever l y Dru m mond , Emily Daniel and K im Polcyn . ST. JOSEPH, Mo . tUPI J tournament as the NAIA 's Misso uri Southern and Lewis· lop-ranked team in the fin al Al len, Kelly Sa nder s, Rocky Miller, Julie Allen , Tracy Clark Sta te (Idaho 1 scored season poll. Ouall c; , Suza nne Martin , J o~y easy victories Friday night in Fred Riesgo led off the the opening game of the 22nd second inning for Emporia annu al NAIA World Series. S\ate with a single and was Mike Scott's two·run single erased on a double play . The USED FORD TRACTOR, 800 SERIES. in the top of the fifth inning Hornets only got runners as snapped a 1-1 tie and led far as second base on two IN GOOD CONDITION. Lewis-Clark to a 5-2 upset other occasions. over William Ca ry College . Missouri Southern scored twice in the seventh inning on . .1. CALL 992-2692 DURING DAY; (MISS Mi sso uri Southern 's asinglebyGregCurran, Bob righthander Barry Jenkins McAfee's triple and a Mike 992-2562 DURING EVENING. allowed only a second-inning Allen sa crifice fl y. Th ey single for a 4-{J shutout over added two more in th e ninth Emporia State (Kan.l in the on Randy Ca ble's two-run other first·round game. homer. Scott produced two of Lewis-Clark 's six hit s and drove in three runs. Glen Johnson limited the William Ca rey Cru saders to six Lorain Clearview singles. The Crusaders entered the FOR SALE ., '-'"''""~~ -t,.. ;;.:.· '\" SV AC TRACK CHAMP!Ol\'S - The North Gallia Pi rates captured the 1978 Southern Valley Athletic Confen·nee track and field meet. Pictured abo\'e: first ·row, left to right. arc : C. Tackett and Marty Glassburn Second row, C. Kirby, S. Franklin, R. Cremeens. James Plants, P. Uvingston, K. Day and S. Smith. Back row. K Payne, Dan Shaw , Tim Howell, Joe Peck, Cisco Minnis, Rex Justice, Chuck Phillips, S. Lewis, Rill Lookado and Bruce Gabriel. Fred W. Crow Stroud fourth .m stale event JIGOOD "tREASONS Class A champion COLU MBUS Vi cki Stroud , Rt. I, Gallipo li s, Kyger Creek's seni or female tra ck star. finished fourth in the !00-meter low hurdles at the Class A State Track meet Saturday. The event was won by Darlene Kemp , Columbus School for Girls with a time of :14 .5. Stroud was fifth ill the long jump Friday. to see your good neighbor agent CAR •HOME LIFE e HEALTH Defiance Coach Resigns DEFIANCE, Ohio tUPIJ Roger Lenz, basketball coach at Defiance H1gh Sch ool for the past seven years, has resigned to take a similar job at Findlay . He will repla ce John Stozich who is retiring after 14 years with the Trojans. Mike Swiger 992 -7155 149 S. Third St . Middleport , 0 . Like a good ll t' iyhbnr, SWtl" Farm is tht-rt". CHI CAGO I UP! ) - The Chi ca go White Sox said Friday they would ask Ba se ball Comm issione r Bowie Kuhn and the American League to place o utfielder Cla ude !! Wa~h ington on the I~ay supplemental disabled list retroactive to May 22. Washington was obtained in a trade with the Texas Rangers for outfielder Bobby Bo nds last week an d reported with an injured ankle. White Sox team doctors found a bone chip in the ankle but ex pecte d Wa shin gton to reeover withoul permanent damage. Ko•• p 786 ' begms at 12 noon . AB OVE THE REST ' BOWLING The Tuesday Tr io Summer Bow ling League bega n t he sea!lon at Sky l1 ne Lanes on ~ ~y NOWf SAVE NOWf Mav 16 Due to ever yo ne ' s busy scneaute during 1t1e sum mer months. we we r e pledsant tv surpnsed to l1nd so many grrls ready to bo w l tor the ne)(1 17 weeK s. Although !>Orne o f t he tedms were shor t some of their membe rs due Ia oth er comm11ments, bow lr ng took p l a ce as sch eduled w ilh the standmgs an d i ndividual accom pl , shm ents I i s ted below learn N o 6, ca pTa in ed by Opal Casl o won 8 and lost 0 Th e1 r h1gh bo wler was Sh.,r on Poller W1lh a 198 oam e and 354 E. Mai'1 , Pomeroy , 0 . 992 -6292 ~~· SONNY Gre11t De111! ...:z: PEPSI AND CARTOON GLASS 0 1111 e 5 CANCER FATAL •' OR GRID STAR SEATTLE tUPI ) - For· me r University of Washin gton foot ball star Roland Ktrkby died Thursday BULOV A, .. ;\ Serve for Cones. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE DAIRY ISL E ONLY Middle port. 0 . Garoen TuH:ror .1nrt SPicr. t ~>d <lt!arhment Offer good o.'lly wh1 ~stock Hld rtventory lasts BUY NOW WHILE YOU CAN SAVE BIC! RIDENOUR SUPPLY GAUIPOLIS . . 342 SECOND AVE. 0\!/ darry ' rs • re Locust & 41h St . narn~ yo u know on a watch yo u ca nt rust. Flavors Soft· of cancer . He was 48. 992 -5248 OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 8 ~.M. Makalt your business to kaep cool. Now. Closed Sunday ·the 28th th~ r e ·s an eleganll~ H&ilnred husi ness s uJI m sutHie or bold pin· srri pes und patterns lhat keeps you cool und rashionuhle AND 9, capta ined by Mar1a Han son , won 6 and lost 2 Mar ia was hr9h with 401 series , 151 game . Team N o A, cap ta ine d by Mary Look ado. won 2 and los t 6 H t'gn was Violet Cox w i th ORIAL DAY 174 gam e, 490 ser 1es rh roughourthe honest husiness d11 y. Skillfully tailnretl in the British style , usi ng just a few ounces of imporu:d lf'O% polyes ter. ir ,!o:i,·n you 11 great, cool look of go.:xl taste and ~ualir y . OUR NEW HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER. HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY ()fll' W(ly ACE HARDWARE • MEIGS PLAZA lh t· rll'Jg hhnr lo Si:l} her 45· intt tul e gundiJye:, LK: f or c you npt·nl ht •dnor ., place in judging Holsteins and secon d place in overall questions. She also placed fifth in overall placings and third in ove rall, both questions and placings. Mills not only took home a blue ribbon for being a member of the winning team but also pla cPrl first in judging colored breeds and third· in overall placings. The con testants were required to place several classes of dairy cattle, with four animals in each class. They also respond ed ·to questions from the official judges as to why they placed the animals as they did. Grain results DR . SIGEL (left) , coordinator ~f the ATI Dairy Production and Management Technology , presents the first prize team trophy to David Mills of Crown City, member of the fi rst place team at the April 28 North Eastern Association of Technical Colleges (NEAT1 judging con test at the University of Ne wHampshire. Mills also placed first in judging colored breeds and third in overall placi ngs. FIRST INTO THE FU Proper crop rotation absolutely necessary BY STEV E HIBINGER District ConservatlonJst Soil Cons. Service GA LLIPOLIS - Tho pa st fe w weeks I've noticed that severa l pastured areas and hay fi elds have been plowed . Previously, these fields were used in a permanent grass cuv er and weren't cultivated . Generally the reason is that they 're too steep and \larying degrees of erosion occ urred. Apparently , now, the economics of grain crops have over-po wered the fea r of erosion and an attem pt is made to rai se corn or soybeans. At1ua lly, most land that can be travelled safely with a tractor can withstand so me culti va tion . However , a proper crop rotation 1in some ca ses. a fi ve or silt yea r rotationJ is abso lut ely ne cess ary to protec t the topso il from erosion. II you decide to cultiva te a steeper fiel d or one that is fairl y uneven - give sum(' seri ous thought to a rotation that won't "crop your farm lu death." Don 'I be like the old· tim er wh o ridic ul ed a yo unge r " bo ok-t a ug ht " fanner for his conservation practices because he had worn out mo re farm s than the kid had ever bee n on . Ex· perience in farming is a valuable thing to ha ve but on ly If you learn from the past experiences. If enough eros ion occurs, it co uld be difficu lt to get a good grass cover established after a cropping series. So don'I let the topso il wash too long before you cover the ground aga in. Equally important to crop rotation for soil conserva tion on these steeper fi elds is contour tillage. By plowing, discing and planting across the slopes you'll be helping to keep gullies from eroding in the field. No two fields lay exactly the same and sometin1es the length of the fi eld is in an upand-down hill manner In this case it saves turning the tractor a few more times if you can plow lengthwise, but you'll su ff er . exte nsive erosion losses thi s way, too. Pointed rows and man euve r ability with ma chinery are annoy ing if cont our tilla ge res ult s in •160.00 TWO LOCATIONS th ese inconveniences . But serious soil losses are a guaranteed result if cun· louring is neglected . And in so il erosion - the first to be lust IS always the best! curn, un c hart~etl : ~o . 2 oats, Wlc:hanged ; No . l ~~ybean s, sha rply lower. Kyger BY RITA J . WHITE Mr. and Mrs. David Jividen and daught ers, Trade and Mandy , Brunswick, 0. , spent the wee kend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronial Ji viden. Visiting Saturday evening with Mr . and Mrs. Clinton Jones wer e Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Grant. Mr. and Mrs . Mari on Darnell were in Columbus over the weekend where they visited his mother , Mrs. Laura Daniel, and Dr. and Mrs. Burdette Holmes. They also d1d some shopping. Jeremy Lee Markin was honored on his fi rst birthday with a party given by his pa rents. George and Rhonda Markin , May 17. Helping him ce leb rate were his grand· mot her, Irm a Bal es, hi s great·grandmother, Muriel Spires and his aunt , Patsy Spires. Gifts were presented to Jeremy and refreshments of cake , ice cream and Kool· Aid were served. Sending gifts were Ralph, Connie and Rachel Bales. Mr . a nd Mrs . Lucky Landers and Mrs . Iva Stewart called on Mrs. Rita White Sat urday evening. Wilmer B. Halfhill wa s discha rged from University Hospital, Columbus, May 20. The Ladies Ai d of the Pine Grov e Baptist Church cleared $189 on their hotdog sa le, held at the Allie Tribble Sale, May 20. Delma and Don Carr were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells and fam ily. Mrs. Iris Tate, Dayton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs . Charles Tate. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mulford ca lled on Mr. and Mrs. Doug Da rst Mond ay . Mr. and Mrs. David Zech IOrtha Roush) arc an· CLOSE OUT ELCONA 14X70 STOP IN ON TUESDAY AND LOOK OVER tu l'Ut doW II Ull l'U:,I uf em •·undJ1 Jofltng : Pt.:r.su<Jdt: ---.. We have a s up e rb selection of all kinds ol Bulova digital. electro ni c. quartz and co nventiona l watches ... In every price range. In eve ry styl e. We have them all . And we serv1c e th em well . With watch repai r ex perts who lake p1id e in their work . When you want a watch. chOose a name you ca n Irust ... Bulova . And a jeweler who cares ... Featuring 4 Team No A rHHIS lrdCI';r<; ,!1(1 rl\l"!dilt.Jit• lfl gear CIIVC Or Stell a, died three yea rs ii J.:I l. Hi s brother, Ch arley. and brother. Bud Shafer . died several yea rs agu. fll' has t hrC<' sisters and ""'' brnthcr li\' ing. Gena and Mar), uf Akron , Mai1ha, of Ca 1Tu ll. 0., and Tum Shafer. or Florida . Hi s fa lhcr· lll·IHW, Lester Hale and fami ly uf Harnsburg survive . BULOVA ,---,-"""l'r:z: GALLIPOLIS - Dav id Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills Jr. of Crown City · RD 2, has been notified that he was a member of the winning team at the April 28 North Eastern Association of Technical Colleges (NEAT) judging contest at the University of New Hampshire at Durham. He com· peted on the Ohio State University Agri cultural Technical Institute 's Dairy Judging Team. Mills also won individual ribbons, including · a first pla ce in judging co lored breeds and a third in ove rall placings. He is a 1977 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and a first year dairy student at AT!. The team competed against eight other judging teams and was coached by William Wachtel, a B1g Prairie dairy farm er. Other team members were Mark Hochstetler of Dan· ville; Susan Eselgroth of Chillicothe ; and Norma n. Carpenter of Marshallville. Hochstetler ea rned the top honor of the entire contest by accumulating 546 points out of 600 to take the overall blue · rtbbon . He also won first prize for overall placings; secon d prize for judgin g Holsteins: and two third priz" , one for judging co lored breeds and the other for overall questions. Eselgroth earned the top soybea ns to local markets fur soybeans. If the corn is fall deli very at around $2.20 needed for livestock feed , and and $5.85 per bushe l, cha nging would require respectively . Us in g th ese buying corn next win· then reducing prices and average yield te r, reductions. each day's delay corn acreage might prove will reduce return.s per acre to be very expensi ve. If for corn about $2.20 and such a change is ma de, it is return per acre for soybeans htghly probable that the corn needed for feed should be about $2.34. June corn is usuall y bought at harvest time rather seriously hurt by the dela y in than waiting until the feed is planting and may not reach needed. Certified soybean seed is maturity in time for a timely har vest. June soybean s in short supply and, where typi cally perform satisfa c- available , may be selling for t'"' il y, alt hough they Will $1 3 per bushel and up . If you mature later and yields Will alrea dy have your seed corn , it can usually be held over be reduced . In order to make a·rational sa fely until the next year. if decis ion about s wil('hin g sto red properl y, Polson says. In the yea r of planting, from corn to boybeans, you need to know your costs as nitrogen fertilizer isn't well as expected yields and necessa ry on soy beans . expected price. Costs vary However, if you have already from $10 to 140 an acre more plowed down nitrogen and 1u produ ce corn than plantmg gets dela yed into soybea ns, Polson says. If the June, you may be better off to rhuice uf crops is to be made fo rget about the nitrogen and so lely on comp arative switc h to soybea ns, says returns, it is possib le tu Polson. Soy beans also quickly make a ch01ce by require slightly more potash multiplying th e expected tha n corn . · Co nsider al so the her· ) iclds of each crop by the expected pr ice and subtract bicides that have been used the costs of producing each . recently in a field . Where Fattors othe r than yield hi gh rates of so me herbicides COLUMBUS I UP! I - The average cash ~ram prices also affect the decision of ha ve been used, switching to {pe r bltshel) paid to farrners rhcmging from co rn to beans may be a mistake. by grain e l e vt~U)r s tn the principal m a rke tin ~ areas of Oh1o after the markPts dnsed Friday un til the 111arkets close Tuesda y : Nort heast Ohio: No . 2 wheat $2.92: No. 2 shelled corn $2.39: No. 2 oats $1.5:!: No. l soybea ns $6.90. !'lorthw cst Oil in : No. 2 wheat $:1.02: 1\n. 2 shelled corn !2.42: No. 2 oats $1.44 : The new Hondo CX-500 is here, No. l soybe;ms 17.10 I, Central Ohio: No . 2 wheat $3.08: No . 2 siH'Iled corn HONDA $2.45 : No. 2 oats $I. GO: t\o . I GOIIK. srRONG! soybeans $7.11. West Central Ohio: No. 2 wheal $:!.05 : No. 2 shelled corn $2.51; No. 2 oats 11.58 , No. I soybeans $7. 12. Southw est Ohi n. :"l'n . 2 wheat 13 .08 : ~ " 2 shelled corn $2.48 : No. 2 rmts $1.50 : No. I soybeans $7 .15. Trend : Nn . 2 wheat, unchanged : No. 2 shelled RY J(IHN C. 1\ICE Ext Agent, Agriculture Meigs County SWITCH FROM CORN TO SOYBEANS? POMEROY - It may be time to switch some of your corn acreage to , soy bea ns, says Jim Polson, Area Farm Management Agent at the Wa shing ton Court House Area Ext ension Ce nte r. Research and far m experience ha ve shown that, r1n an average, delay in planting corn after th e fi rst week in Ma y results in a yiel d reduction of one bushel fo r each day of delay . Simila rly , soybean yields are typically reduced by one-third to onehalf bushel per acre per day when planted aft er the lOth of May. Last year . it didn't work that way , generally. but over a period or yea rs th ese red ucti ons are avc r a~e. Polson says. About the middle uf May, you could contract corn and clau ~htt•r, FOR 0 -1 BURGER u 0 _, Kirkby, a member of the Husky varsity team from t948 through 1950, set a school record against Kansas State in 1950 when he ca ught three touchdown passes. His teammates named him to receive the Flahert y Inspi rationa l Medal in 1950 , and hi s number , 44, wa s retired when he gradua ted . s.urviw·d by hi s wife. Lelia , :1nd 1w1 1d ~:~ u gl l le r~. Hid oldest We're Headquarters ID game hydr oc: t11 cdr·,(' mor1r> 5 A r1 t•ns enlu~1ve F II'~ N Flr>rJ1 Plu~ m0wer rlt•r ~ r"' av<~rL3ble ror opr,mum l<1wrr c,u e d'> , If'-' m.tr1~· uttrf'r u<>e lt d .:!IIF!rllrnf'nl', SPP yor.n f"li1r1•trfnlmg ArrAnS rtea!Pr lot a !Jm.rr':l \!fTl" scl, ,nqo:; 111 up 10 S300 .•.nth tfJ 11 pur<,h,,5f' ol n df•pc nd,,tlle A· '..!OS Word has been received that Ca rl Shafer, a long time resident of Ga llia Co unt)' in Harrisburg area , has died in Cha rlest on, W. Va. in a hospita l there. lie was lhl' St'cond son of Albert and P.sther Shafer, whu rnovt•t1 here from Arnoldsbu rg, W. Va. in lhr twenties . HC' is 89C c( Dart in Thornton . won 6 and lost 2 oar 11n Tnornton was h•gh wllh 437 ~e r i es ana 161 Te am N o 7, capta ined by Pafly N •bert , won 2 and lo51 6 H rgh was L i llian N ibert w i th 130 Qdme and 312 series Te am No 10, capta ined by Colen e Rece . won 1 and lost 6 High was Nell ie Ja c kson wi th 33 1 ser ies , 115 game . Team No 6, capta ined by Pegg ie Com bs, won 0 and lost 8. High was Pego 1e combs w i th 434 ser ies , 159 game Team No 1, captained by Ail een Long . won 0 and lost 8. H i g h wa s Aileen Lono w 1th 168 ga me . 390 se r ies . Pi ck ing up sp li ts were : Mar ia Hanson the 5 10 and Vio le t Cox !he 5-7 Sever al ot the gir ts p ic ked up the babv split. GALUPOLIS - Now'is a good time to mark dales on your calendar foc several Agricultural and related summer activities coming up in June and July . The ftrst one I want to mention is the Dairy Princess contest set for Saturday evening , June 17 at the Callis County Junior Fatrgrounds. Then the annual Sheep Princess contest will be held (place and time to be announced) . More details wlll be coming on both of these event.s and enlry forms may be obtained at the County Extension Office. On Tuesday, June 27, during the daytime, ctairy farmers from our county and surrounding cou nties will participate in an Mea Dairy Tour in Lawrence County. I do not yet know the , location ?f the.farm or farms that we will be visiting but this information will soon be available. This will be a similar tour to the one we had at the Old Town Dairy farms in Mason County last year. On Thursday evening, July 6 the Extension Beef Committee and the Soil Conservation Service will work lllgether again on the Twi·light Fora ge and Beef Cattle Field Day at the Marion Caldwell farm nea r Northup. Plans are being made for another worthwhile even t witl1 some new features this year . _You'll ha.ve the opportunity to observe the results of using vanous weed control herbicides in corn at the John Pay ne fa nm during a twi·light meeting on either June 26 or July 20. (We're not certain yet as to the date, but it will proba bly he July 10). And by all means be sure to mark July 3l·August 5 as the dates of the 1978 Gallia County Juntor Fair. U you picked up one of the Soil Conservalion Service survey forms at our Beef Princess contest a few weeks ago then be sure and return it to the Soil Conser vation office on Jackson Pike. They do need this informa lion and will ap preciate you getting it to them right away . FOR GRADUATION .0-.. PITTSBURGH (UPI J Th e Pittsbur gh Steelers announced Friday they have sig11ed their lith and 12th free agents to the 1978 roster, center Clay Sing letary of West Virginia and runni ng ba ck Dave Gillespi e of Nebraska. A team spokesman said Si ngletary and Gillespie will aucnd the roo kie camp that begins Tuesday at Three Rivers Stadium . game Team No 3, ' apta 1ned by V1rgm1a Gro ver won 6 and lost 7 The ir high bo wler wa~ Shelby Hoffman w i th a booming 533 wh 1Ch also c on~ is ted of h 1gh game o f 102 . Team N o 8, t aptamed by an Ariens Ga rden Tractor and selected attachment Gallia County Extension Agent MAY 27 z 500 ~er 1 e5 Terlm N o 1. capta in ed by P a t Johnston won Bend lo~ t 0 Bev H oucJashell wa~ th err h 1gh bowler wi th 453 ser ies and GMnel Ett ,ott w1lh 161 Save up to 1300 with purchase of By Bryson R. (Bud l Carter Kerr News Ill .... STATE FUM lN!!IURANC E CONPANIEI Offk•• = 1!11-•l•tt••· llll•oU our community POPULAR ,, .. " , STATUE OF LI BE RTY - Mary Roy and Keith Sheets Will take part in the Memori al Day ski show along the (;allipolis park front. Here, the French City Ski Club members drill un their Statue of Uberty act. The show COLUMBUS I UP! ) Lorain Clear view, on the strength of its mile relay team, won the Class A Boys State Track Meet Sa turday while Minster ran away with th e Girls title for the third straight year. Lorain Clearview, trililing throughout much of the meet, finished second in the mile relay, the last event, for the wln. tArain Clearvi ew compiled 30 points in two days while Bluffton came in second with 26. Minster, which scored 27 points the first day, finished with 59, fa r ahead of Youngslllwn North which had 27. County agent's corner David Mills member of · top dairy judging team Agriculture and Ridge, Maryland. Mr. and Mr s. Vcrnun Gri nstead, Ha1tfurd . W. V<t., visited his sister. Mr . and Mrs. Virgi l Wamsle) . Sun· day. Ot her recent ,·isitors were Mrs . Phyllis Larktns, Long Bott om, and Mr s. Shirl ey Sa lisbury and son, Adam. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Fife were Sunday dinner guc•ts of Mr. and Mrs. M1cky Maynard. Visitin g Wednesday af· ternoo n with Mr s. Nina Hupe were Mrs. Gladys Re)nol ds. Mason. W. Va .. and Mrs. Iva Clark . Cheshire. Mr. and Mr s. Hussell Por ter . Gallipo li s, were Frida y ove rnight guesls of their daughter, Mr. and ~Irs. Bob Elk ins and fa111ily . Other recen t vi sitors of the l-:lk1ns were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Elkins and suns, Larry and L<slic, Eno , Mr. and Mrs. Clar en ce Easton and children, Hence. Candy , TiltH and C. H., Chip Kirby, Oalr Molloha n. De\'e 1\ife nou ncing the birth of a daughter. born at a Cin· l'i nnati hospital, May 28. The infant weighed 7 lbs., 7 uzs .. and was named Hea ther Ann. Heather is being welcomed by a two-year·u ld sister, Gay le Jo y. Mrs. Louise Roush is the maternal grandmother. Recent Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sea rls were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook and children . Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sea rls and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Searls and son, Chris, Goldsboro, North Carolina, and Mrs. Della Miller an d Mrs. Florence Reibel. Tucson, Arizon a. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Spires and son, Timmy, and friend , Kelly Veith. attended the lled· Padres Ba se ball double-header at River Front Stadiwn, Cincinnati, May 21. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Oxyer and family spent the weekend wtth Mr . and Mrs. Willard Oxye r and family , Oak See Jirn Staats or Joe Giles Phone 446-9. <-!I IIi polis. Ohio UPPER RT. I PHON E 44&·1140 CAUIPOUS Go to work in quality Outdoors man . . work shoes for work men. Ouat rly burlt to stay "on duty " when you 're "on duty .·· Des igned to keep you comfortable all day and deliver the kind ol lo ng wea1 you expect for your We've got the Supplies for cY~~, MOBILE HOMES INC. BEU HONDA SALES you ••• CARTER & EVANS --.... ........... , ~----------------------~ OLIVE STR EEl GAU.IPOLIS, OHIO �. . .. ~· ,.,; The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 C-7- The Sunday Times.Sentinel, Sunday. May 28, 1978 Girls summer league rosters announced GALI.lPOLIS -· '111e city junior girls league will be made up of fi ve teams this year. Each team will play games fur a 10-week period. Ct~ a ch cs are volunteers whu tak e their time to teach suft ba ll skills to the girls aged 8-1 2. Recreation Director Jen ny Wf'::ne r a1sn annou nced • Suzie Watkin s, coach - Doyle , Tr acy ·Henessy, Julie Lane , Mela ni e Ba les. Lee ea·w~rs , Amy Fulks. Tina Hennessey , Natal ie Wr i g~t . Amy Wi lli s, M ichell e Sk 1d· m ore and Robi n Da vis . Jean t<o smo, coac h - Kelly Jean Kosmo, Mickey Rpy. Debbie Kuhn , Amy Smrth , Tia Orebau gh, Kr is ten Sheets, JoAnn Stewart, Ll esl Shee ts. Paula Ru ssell, Sher ry Sa turd ay that tennis in· Victo r 1a Willia ms. Tina struct ions w1ll be offered Jones , Jo y Janes , T in i3 througho ut th e summe r. Barso tti , Kri ste n Carty , Schedules for classes will be Karole Leigh Paulsen, Tracy ler , Pa tricia M urphy , listed during the week of June Fow Kr is tin Shu pe, Cassandra 5. No pre regist ration fur McGuire , Gen elle Cox, tennis instruct ions will be Mic hel le Holley, Sandy Morrow, Kim Ja n(y. Jody needed. Bur ns. K ris tina Berki ch, Here are the ju ni or Samantha Phi lli ps, Ter es a league rosters : Lon g and E I iza beth . Sl ick ler . Ell is, Chris lie Haley, Cyn thia Lor et'ta Bennett. Kim Swonge;r. Lisa Vi ll an ova , Chri st i Clark , Tam my Ellyson , An ne Bet h Berkich, Lettie Stewart , Spurlock and Sara Hood . Tim Weaver , coach - Ka te MacKemie, Jo Ellen Fuller , Tara Orebaugh , Tanya Sat Her , Ca r ole Ca rm ichael, John Alfite r, coach A lti zer , Dane lla Greene , Li sa Woodall , Jill Moore , Kim Rathbur n, Kel ly Brow ning , Wendy Smith , Missouri Southern San d y Patt erson, Sa nd r a Ell en J e ff ers, M as ter s, Pame la Johnson. Gina Jones, Donise Be vins, He a t her Fi sher, Janella Gi lm ore a nd advances in NAJA Ca rol yn Goodman . Peggv Tope , coach - Lor i Beth Tope. Angi e Bell , Jill Am y Nea l. Missy McDade, Angela Wright. Sarah Daniel , Bren da Bal es, Angi e Me Pherson, Gabr iela Pehlinger , Ca rey Hood, Owen Ross. Star Tackett , Bever l y Dru m mond , Emily Daniel and K im Polcyn . ST. JOSEPH, Mo . tUPI J tournament as the NAIA 's Misso uri Southern and Lewis· lop-ranked team in the fin al Al len, Kelly Sa nder s, Rocky Miller, Julie Allen , Tracy Clark Sta te (Idaho 1 scored season poll. Ouall c; , Suza nne Martin , J o~y easy victories Friday night in Fred Riesgo led off the the opening game of the 22nd second inning for Emporia annu al NAIA World Series. S\ate with a single and was Mike Scott's two·run single erased on a double play . The USED FORD TRACTOR, 800 SERIES. in the top of the fifth inning Hornets only got runners as snapped a 1-1 tie and led far as second base on two IN GOOD CONDITION. Lewis-Clark to a 5-2 upset other occasions. over William Ca ry College . Missouri Southern scored twice in the seventh inning on . .1. CALL 992-2692 DURING DAY; (MISS Mi sso uri Southern 's asinglebyGregCurran, Bob righthander Barry Jenkins McAfee's triple and a Mike 992-2562 DURING EVENING. allowed only a second-inning Allen sa crifice fl y. Th ey single for a 4-{J shutout over added two more in th e ninth Emporia State (Kan.l in the on Randy Ca ble's two-run other first·round game. homer. Scott produced two of Lewis-Clark 's six hit s and drove in three runs. Glen Johnson limited the William Ca rey Cru saders to six Lorain Clearview singles. The Crusaders entered the FOR SALE ., '-'"''""~~ -t,.. ;;.:.· '\" SV AC TRACK CHAMP!Ol\'S - The North Gallia Pi rates captured the 1978 Southern Valley Athletic Confen·nee track and field meet. Pictured abo\'e: first ·row, left to right. arc : C. Tackett and Marty Glassburn Second row, C. Kirby, S. Franklin, R. Cremeens. James Plants, P. Uvingston, K. Day and S. Smith. Back row. K Payne, Dan Shaw , Tim Howell, Joe Peck, Cisco Minnis, Rex Justice, Chuck Phillips, S. Lewis, Rill Lookado and Bruce Gabriel. Fred W. Crow Stroud fourth .m stale event JIGOOD "tREASONS Class A champion COLU MBUS Vi cki Stroud , Rt. I, Gallipo li s, Kyger Creek's seni or female tra ck star. finished fourth in the !00-meter low hurdles at the Class A State Track meet Saturday. The event was won by Darlene Kemp , Columbus School for Girls with a time of :14 .5. Stroud was fifth ill the long jump Friday. to see your good neighbor agent CAR •HOME LIFE e HEALTH Defiance Coach Resigns DEFIANCE, Ohio tUPIJ Roger Lenz, basketball coach at Defiance H1gh Sch ool for the past seven years, has resigned to take a similar job at Findlay . He will repla ce John Stozich who is retiring after 14 years with the Trojans. Mike Swiger 992 -7155 149 S. Third St . Middleport , 0 . Like a good ll t' iyhbnr, SWtl" Farm is tht-rt". CHI CAGO I UP! ) - The Chi ca go White Sox said Friday they would ask Ba se ball Comm issione r Bowie Kuhn and the American League to place o utfielder Cla ude !! Wa~h ington on the I~ay supplemental disabled list retroactive to May 22. Washington was obtained in a trade with the Texas Rangers for outfielder Bobby Bo nds last week an d reported with an injured ankle. White Sox team doctors found a bone chip in the ankle but ex pecte d Wa shin gton to reeover withoul permanent damage. Ko•• p 786 ' begms at 12 noon . AB OVE THE REST ' BOWLING The Tuesday Tr io Summer Bow ling League bega n t he sea!lon at Sky l1 ne Lanes on ~ ~y NOWf SAVE NOWf Mav 16 Due to ever yo ne ' s busy scneaute during 1t1e sum mer months. we we r e pledsant tv surpnsed to l1nd so many grrls ready to bo w l tor the ne)(1 17 weeK s. Although !>Orne o f t he tedms were shor t some of their membe rs due Ia oth er comm11ments, bow lr ng took p l a ce as sch eduled w ilh the standmgs an d i ndividual accom pl , shm ents I i s ted below learn N o 6, ca pTa in ed by Opal Casl o won 8 and lost 0 Th e1 r h1gh bo wler was Sh.,r on Poller W1lh a 198 oam e and 354 E. Mai'1 , Pomeroy , 0 . 992 -6292 ~~· SONNY Gre11t De111! ...:z: PEPSI AND CARTOON GLASS 0 1111 e 5 CANCER FATAL •' OR GRID STAR SEATTLE tUPI ) - For· me r University of Washin gton foot ball star Roland Ktrkby died Thursday BULOV A, .. ;\ Serve for Cones. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE DAIRY ISL E ONLY Middle port. 0 . Garoen TuH:ror .1nrt SPicr. t ~>d <lt!arhment Offer good o.'lly wh1 ~stock Hld rtventory lasts BUY NOW WHILE YOU CAN SAVE BIC! RIDENOUR SUPPLY GAUIPOLIS . . 342 SECOND AVE. 0\!/ darry ' rs • re Locust & 41h St . narn~ yo u know on a watch yo u ca nt rust. Flavors Soft· of cancer . He was 48. 992 -5248 OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 8 ~.M. Makalt your business to kaep cool. Now. Closed Sunday ·the 28th th~ r e ·s an eleganll~ H&ilnred husi ness s uJI m sutHie or bold pin· srri pes und patterns lhat keeps you cool und rashionuhle AND 9, capta ined by Mar1a Han son , won 6 and lost 2 Mar ia was hr9h with 401 series , 151 game . Team N o A, cap ta ine d by Mary Look ado. won 2 and los t 6 H t'gn was Violet Cox w i th ORIAL DAY 174 gam e, 490 ser 1es rh roughourthe honest husiness d11 y. Skillfully tailnretl in the British style , usi ng just a few ounces of imporu:d lf'O% polyes ter. ir ,!o:i,·n you 11 great, cool look of go.:xl taste and ~ualir y . OUR NEW HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER. HAVE A HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY ()fll' W(ly ACE HARDWARE • MEIGS PLAZA lh t· rll'Jg hhnr lo Si:l} her 45· intt tul e gundiJye:, LK: f or c you npt·nl ht •dnor ., place in judging Holsteins and secon d place in overall questions. She also placed fifth in overall placings and third in ove rall, both questions and placings. Mills not only took home a blue ribbon for being a member of the winning team but also pla cPrl first in judging colored breeds and third· in overall placings. The con testants were required to place several classes of dairy cattle, with four animals in each class. They also respond ed ·to questions from the official judges as to why they placed the animals as they did. Grain results DR . SIGEL (left) , coordinator ~f the ATI Dairy Production and Management Technology , presents the first prize team trophy to David Mills of Crown City, member of the fi rst place team at the April 28 North Eastern Association of Technical Colleges (NEAT1 judging con test at the University of Ne wHampshire. Mills also placed first in judging colored breeds and third in overall placi ngs. FIRST INTO THE FU Proper crop rotation absolutely necessary BY STEV E HIBINGER District ConservatlonJst Soil Cons. Service GA LLIPOLIS - Tho pa st fe w weeks I've noticed that severa l pastured areas and hay fi elds have been plowed . Previously, these fields were used in a permanent grass cuv er and weren't cultivated . Generally the reason is that they 're too steep and \larying degrees of erosion occ urred. Apparently , now, the economics of grain crops have over-po wered the fea r of erosion and an attem pt is made to rai se corn or soybeans. At1ua lly, most land that can be travelled safely with a tractor can withstand so me culti va tion . However , a proper crop rotation 1in some ca ses. a fi ve or silt yea r rotationJ is abso lut ely ne cess ary to protec t the topso il from erosion. II you decide to cultiva te a steeper fiel d or one that is fairl y uneven - give sum(' seri ous thought to a rotation that won't "crop your farm lu death." Don 'I be like the old· tim er wh o ridic ul ed a yo unge r " bo ok-t a ug ht " fanner for his conservation practices because he had worn out mo re farm s than the kid had ever bee n on . Ex· perience in farming is a valuable thing to ha ve but on ly If you learn from the past experiences. If enough eros ion occurs, it co uld be difficu lt to get a good grass cover established after a cropping series. So don'I let the topso il wash too long before you cover the ground aga in. Equally important to crop rotation for soil conserva tion on these steeper fi elds is contour tillage. By plowing, discing and planting across the slopes you'll be helping to keep gullies from eroding in the field. No two fields lay exactly the same and sometin1es the length of the fi eld is in an upand-down hill manner In this case it saves turning the tractor a few more times if you can plow lengthwise, but you'll su ff er . exte nsive erosion losses thi s way, too. Pointed rows and man euve r ability with ma chinery are annoy ing if cont our tilla ge res ult s in •160.00 TWO LOCATIONS th ese inconveniences . But serious soil losses are a guaranteed result if cun· louring is neglected . And in so il erosion - the first to be lust IS always the best! curn, un c hart~etl : ~o . 2 oats, Wlc:hanged ; No . l ~~ybean s, sha rply lower. Kyger BY RITA J . WHITE Mr. and Mrs. David Jividen and daught ers, Trade and Mandy , Brunswick, 0. , spent the wee kend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ronial Ji viden. Visiting Saturday evening with Mr . and Mrs. Clinton Jones wer e Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Grant. Mr. and Mrs . Mari on Darnell were in Columbus over the weekend where they visited his mother , Mrs. Laura Daniel, and Dr. and Mrs. Burdette Holmes. They also d1d some shopping. Jeremy Lee Markin was honored on his fi rst birthday with a party given by his pa rents. George and Rhonda Markin , May 17. Helping him ce leb rate were his grand· mot her, Irm a Bal es, hi s great·grandmother, Muriel Spires and his aunt , Patsy Spires. Gifts were presented to Jeremy and refreshments of cake , ice cream and Kool· Aid were served. Sending gifts were Ralph, Connie and Rachel Bales. Mr . a nd Mrs . Lucky Landers and Mrs . Iva Stewart called on Mrs. Rita White Sat urday evening. Wilmer B. Halfhill wa s discha rged from University Hospital, Columbus, May 20. The Ladies Ai d of the Pine Grov e Baptist Church cleared $189 on their hotdog sa le, held at the Allie Tribble Sale, May 20. Delma and Don Carr were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells and fam ily. Mrs. Iris Tate, Dayton, is visiting Mr. and Mrs . Charles Tate. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mulford ca lled on Mr. and Mrs. Doug Da rst Mond ay . Mr. and Mrs. David Zech IOrtha Roush) arc an· CLOSE OUT ELCONA 14X70 STOP IN ON TUESDAY AND LOOK OVER tu l'Ut doW II Ull l'U:,I uf em •·undJ1 Jofltng : Pt.:r.su<Jdt: ---.. We have a s up e rb selection of all kinds ol Bulova digital. electro ni c. quartz and co nventiona l watches ... In every price range. In eve ry styl e. We have them all . And we serv1c e th em well . With watch repai r ex perts who lake p1id e in their work . When you want a watch. chOose a name you ca n Irust ... Bulova . And a jeweler who cares ... Featuring 4 Team No A rHHIS lrdCI';r<; ,!1(1 rl\l"!dilt.Jit• lfl gear CIIVC Or Stell a, died three yea rs ii J.:I l. Hi s brother, Ch arley. and brother. Bud Shafer . died several yea rs agu. fll' has t hrC<' sisters and ""'' brnthcr li\' ing. Gena and Mar), uf Akron , Mai1ha, of Ca 1Tu ll. 0., and Tum Shafer. or Florida . Hi s fa lhcr· lll·IHW, Lester Hale and fami ly uf Harnsburg survive . BULOVA ,---,-"""l'r:z: GALLIPOLIS - Dav id Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mills Jr. of Crown City · RD 2, has been notified that he was a member of the winning team at the April 28 North Eastern Association of Technical Colleges (NEAT) judging contest at the University of New Hampshire at Durham. He com· peted on the Ohio State University Agri cultural Technical Institute 's Dairy Judging Team. Mills also won individual ribbons, including · a first pla ce in judging co lored breeds and a third in ove rall placings. He is a 1977 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and a first year dairy student at AT!. The team competed against eight other judging teams and was coached by William Wachtel, a B1g Prairie dairy farm er. Other team members were Mark Hochstetler of Dan· ville; Susan Eselgroth of Chillicothe ; and Norma n. Carpenter of Marshallville. Hochstetler ea rned the top honor of the entire contest by accumulating 546 points out of 600 to take the overall blue · rtbbon . He also won first prize for overall placings; secon d prize for judgin g Holsteins: and two third priz" , one for judging co lored breeds and the other for overall questions. Eselgroth earned the top soybea ns to local markets fur soybeans. If the corn is fall deli very at around $2.20 needed for livestock feed , and and $5.85 per bushe l, cha nging would require respectively . Us in g th ese buying corn next win· then reducing prices and average yield te r, reductions. each day's delay corn acreage might prove will reduce return.s per acre to be very expensi ve. If for corn about $2.20 and such a change is ma de, it is return per acre for soybeans htghly probable that the corn needed for feed should be about $2.34. June corn is usuall y bought at harvest time rather seriously hurt by the dela y in than waiting until the feed is planting and may not reach needed. Certified soybean seed is maturity in time for a timely har vest. June soybean s in short supply and, where typi cally perform satisfa c- available , may be selling for t'"' il y, alt hough they Will $1 3 per bushel and up . If you mature later and yields Will alrea dy have your seed corn , it can usually be held over be reduced . In order to make a·rational sa fely until the next year. if decis ion about s wil('hin g sto red properl y, Polson says. In the yea r of planting, from corn to boybeans, you need to know your costs as nitrogen fertilizer isn't well as expected yields and necessa ry on soy beans . expected price. Costs vary However, if you have already from $10 to 140 an acre more plowed down nitrogen and 1u produ ce corn than plantmg gets dela yed into soybea ns, Polson says. If the June, you may be better off to rhuice uf crops is to be made fo rget about the nitrogen and so lely on comp arative switc h to soybea ns, says returns, it is possib le tu Polson. Soy beans also quickly make a ch01ce by require slightly more potash multiplying th e expected tha n corn . · Co nsider al so the her· ) iclds of each crop by the expected pr ice and subtract bicides that have been used the costs of producing each . recently in a field . Where Fattors othe r than yield hi gh rates of so me herbicides COLUMBUS I UP! I - The average cash ~ram prices also affect the decision of ha ve been used, switching to {pe r bltshel) paid to farrners rhcmging from co rn to beans may be a mistake. by grain e l e vt~U)r s tn the principal m a rke tin ~ areas of Oh1o after the markPts dnsed Friday un til the 111arkets close Tuesda y : Nort heast Ohio: No . 2 wheat $2.92: No. 2 shelled corn $2.39: No. 2 oats $1.5:!: No. l soybea ns $6.90. !'lorthw cst Oil in : No. 2 wheat $:1.02: 1\n. 2 shelled corn !2.42: No. 2 oats $1.44 : The new Hondo CX-500 is here, No. l soybe;ms 17.10 I, Central Ohio: No . 2 wheat $3.08: No . 2 siH'Iled corn HONDA $2.45 : No. 2 oats $I. GO: t\o . I GOIIK. srRONG! soybeans $7.11. West Central Ohio: No. 2 wheal $:!.05 : No. 2 shelled corn $2.51; No. 2 oats 11.58 , No. I soybeans $7. 12. Southw est Ohi n. :"l'n . 2 wheat 13 .08 : ~ " 2 shelled corn $2.48 : No. 2 rmts $1.50 : No. I soybeans $7 .15. Trend : Nn . 2 wheat, unchanged : No. 2 shelled RY J(IHN C. 1\ICE Ext Agent, Agriculture Meigs County SWITCH FROM CORN TO SOYBEANS? POMEROY - It may be time to switch some of your corn acreage to , soy bea ns, says Jim Polson, Area Farm Management Agent at the Wa shing ton Court House Area Ext ension Ce nte r. Research and far m experience ha ve shown that, r1n an average, delay in planting corn after th e fi rst week in Ma y results in a yiel d reduction of one bushel fo r each day of delay . Simila rly , soybean yields are typically reduced by one-third to onehalf bushel per acre per day when planted aft er the lOth of May. Last year . it didn't work that way , generally. but over a period or yea rs th ese red ucti ons are avc r a~e. Polson says. About the middle uf May, you could contract corn and clau ~htt•r, FOR 0 -1 BURGER u 0 _, Kirkby, a member of the Husky varsity team from t948 through 1950, set a school record against Kansas State in 1950 when he ca ught three touchdown passes. His teammates named him to receive the Flahert y Inspi rationa l Medal in 1950 , and hi s number , 44, wa s retired when he gradua ted . s.urviw·d by hi s wife. Lelia , :1nd 1w1 1d ~:~ u gl l le r~. Hid oldest We're Headquarters ID game hydr oc: t11 cdr·,(' mor1r> 5 A r1 t•ns enlu~1ve F II'~ N Flr>rJ1 Plu~ m0wer rlt•r ~ r"' av<~rL3ble ror opr,mum l<1wrr c,u e d'> , If'-' m.tr1~· uttrf'r u<>e lt d .:!IIF!rllrnf'nl', SPP yor.n f"li1r1•trfnlmg ArrAnS rtea!Pr lot a !Jm.rr':l \!fTl" scl, ,nqo:; 111 up 10 S300 .•.nth tfJ 11 pur<,h,,5f' ol n df•pc nd,,tlle A· '..!OS Word has been received that Ca rl Shafer, a long time resident of Ga llia Co unt)' in Harrisburg area , has died in Cha rlest on, W. Va. in a hospita l there. lie was lhl' St'cond son of Albert and P.sther Shafer, whu rnovt•t1 here from Arnoldsbu rg, W. Va. in lhr twenties . HC' is 89C c( Dart in Thornton . won 6 and lost 2 oar 11n Tnornton was h•gh wllh 437 ~e r i es ana 161 Te am N o 7, capta ined by Pafly N •bert , won 2 and lo51 6 H rgh was L i llian N ibert w i th 130 Qdme and 312 series Te am No 10, capta ined by Colen e Rece . won 1 and lost 6 High was Nell ie Ja c kson wi th 33 1 ser ies , 115 game . Team No 6, capta ined by Pegg ie Com bs, won 0 and lost 8. High was Pego 1e combs w i th 434 ser ies , 159 game Team No 1, captained by Ail een Long . won 0 and lost 8. H i g h wa s Aileen Lono w 1th 168 ga me . 390 se r ies . Pi ck ing up sp li ts were : Mar ia Hanson the 5 10 and Vio le t Cox !he 5-7 Sever al ot the gir ts p ic ked up the babv split. GALUPOLIS - Now'is a good time to mark dales on your calendar foc several Agricultural and related summer activities coming up in June and July . The ftrst one I want to mention is the Dairy Princess contest set for Saturday evening , June 17 at the Callis County Junior Fatrgrounds. Then the annual Sheep Princess contest will be held (place and time to be announced) . More details wlll be coming on both of these event.s and enlry forms may be obtained at the County Extension Office. On Tuesday, June 27, during the daytime, ctairy farmers from our county and surrounding cou nties will participate in an Mea Dairy Tour in Lawrence County. I do not yet know the , location ?f the.farm or farms that we will be visiting but this information will soon be available. This will be a similar tour to the one we had at the Old Town Dairy farms in Mason County last year. On Thursday evening, July 6 the Extension Beef Committee and the Soil Conservation Service will work lllgether again on the Twi·light Fora ge and Beef Cattle Field Day at the Marion Caldwell farm nea r Northup. Plans are being made for another worthwhile even t witl1 some new features this year . _You'll ha.ve the opportunity to observe the results of using vanous weed control herbicides in corn at the John Pay ne fa nm during a twi·light meeting on either June 26 or July 20. (We're not certain yet as to the date, but it will proba bly he July 10). And by all means be sure to mark July 3l·August 5 as the dates of the 1978 Gallia County Juntor Fair. U you picked up one of the Soil Conservalion Service survey forms at our Beef Princess contest a few weeks ago then be sure and return it to the Soil Conser vation office on Jackson Pike. They do need this informa lion and will ap preciate you getting it to them right away . FOR GRADUATION .0-.. PITTSBURGH (UPI J Th e Pittsbur gh Steelers announced Friday they have sig11ed their lith and 12th free agents to the 1978 roster, center Clay Sing letary of West Virginia and runni ng ba ck Dave Gillespi e of Nebraska. A team spokesman said Si ngletary and Gillespie will aucnd the roo kie camp that begins Tuesday at Three Rivers Stadium . game Team No 3, ' apta 1ned by V1rgm1a Gro ver won 6 and lost 7 The ir high bo wler wa~ Shelby Hoffman w i th a booming 533 wh 1Ch also c on~ is ted of h 1gh game o f 102 . Team N o 8, t aptamed by an Ariens Ga rden Tractor and selected attachment Gallia County Extension Agent MAY 27 z 500 ~er 1 e5 Terlm N o 1. capta in ed by P a t Johnston won Bend lo~ t 0 Bev H oucJashell wa~ th err h 1gh bowler wi th 453 ser ies and GMnel Ett ,ott w1lh 161 Save up to 1300 with purchase of By Bryson R. (Bud l Carter Kerr News Ill .... STATE FUM lN!!IURANC E CONPANIEI Offk•• = 1!11-•l•tt••· llll•oU our community POPULAR ,, .. " , STATUE OF LI BE RTY - Mary Roy and Keith Sheets Will take part in the Memori al Day ski show along the (;allipolis park front. Here, the French City Ski Club members drill un their Statue of Uberty act. The show COLUMBUS I UP! ) Lorain Clear view, on the strength of its mile relay team, won the Class A Boys State Track Meet Sa turday while Minster ran away with th e Girls title for the third straight year. Lorain Clearview, trililing throughout much of the meet, finished second in the mile relay, the last event, for the wln. tArain Clearvi ew compiled 30 points in two days while Bluffton came in second with 26. Minster, which scored 27 points the first day, finished with 59, fa r ahead of Youngslllwn North which had 27. County agent's corner David Mills member of · top dairy judging team Agriculture and Ridge, Maryland. Mr. and Mr s. Vcrnun Gri nstead, Ha1tfurd . W. V<t., visited his sister. Mr . and Mrs. Virgi l Wamsle) . Sun· day. Ot her recent ,·isitors were Mrs . Phyllis Larktns, Long Bott om, and Mr s. Shirl ey Sa lisbury and son, Adam. Mr. and Mrs. Bub Fife were Sunday dinner guc•ts of Mr. and Mrs. M1cky Maynard. Visitin g Wednesday af· ternoo n with Mr s. Nina Hupe were Mrs. Gladys Re)nol ds. Mason. W. Va .. and Mrs. Iva Clark . Cheshire. Mr. and Mr s. Hussell Por ter . Gallipo li s, were Frida y ove rnight guesls of their daughter, Mr. and ~Irs. Bob Elk ins and fa111ily . Other recen t vi sitors of the l-:lk1ns were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Elkins and suns, Larry and L<slic, Eno , Mr. and Mrs. Clar en ce Easton and children, Hence. Candy , TiltH and C. H., Chip Kirby, Oalr Molloha n. De\'e 1\ife nou ncing the birth of a daughter. born at a Cin· l'i nnati hospital, May 28. The infant weighed 7 lbs., 7 uzs .. and was named Hea ther Ann. Heather is being welcomed by a two-year·u ld sister, Gay le Jo y. Mrs. Louise Roush is the maternal grandmother. Recent Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sea rls were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook and children . Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sea rls and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Searls and son, Chris, Goldsboro, North Carolina, and Mrs. Della Miller an d Mrs. Florence Reibel. Tucson, Arizon a. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Spires and son, Timmy, and friend , Kelly Veith. attended the lled· Padres Ba se ball double-header at River Front Stadiwn, Cincinnati, May 21. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Oxyer and family spent the weekend wtth Mr . and Mrs. Willard Oxye r and family , Oak See Jirn Staats or Joe Giles Phone 446-9. <-!I IIi polis. Ohio UPPER RT. I PHON E 44&·1140 CAUIPOUS Go to work in quality Outdoors man . . work shoes for work men. Ouat rly burlt to stay "on duty " when you 're "on duty .·· Des igned to keep you comfortable all day and deliver the kind ol lo ng wea1 you expect for your We've got the Supplies for cY~~, MOBILE HOMES INC. BEU HONDA SALES you ••• CARTER & EVANS --.... ........... , ~----------------------~ OLIVE STR EEl GAU.IPOLIS, OHIO �D-1- The Sunday Ttmcs.Scntmel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 .- The Sunday Tunes-Sentme1, Sunday, May 211, 1978 Production of top Future of nation's conservation quality hogs goal program at stake; help sought GALUPOUS - Producmg top quality hogs IS the goal of Harry Pugh, member of the Gallta Academ) Htgh Schoo l FFA Chapter, was recently named wmner of the chapters' Swme ProductiOn Prnftctency Award The son of Mr and Mrs Harry Pugh of Rto Grande, Harry has been mvolved m a S\\me enterpnse smce enrollmg 10 the htgh school vocatwnal agnculture program He us presented an award medal and certtflcate recogmzmg hts achievement at the GAHS FFA Parent - Member Banquel The Sw tn e Production Proftctency Award , sponsored by Pftzer, Inc Agnculturai Dmston of New York, New York, IS one of 19 Agn cullu ra l Prohclenq Awards presented annually by the NatiOnal FFA Faundalton Inc , to recogmze achtevernent s of FF A members pursumg careers m spectf1c areas of agrtculture At the annual banquet Harry was also awarded a plaque b1 Prod uction Cred 1t Associat ion Appltcants for the S11 tne ProductiOn ProfiCiency Award must be 10vo\ved m acttvtttes and ente rpn ses requ1n ng the application of lessons taught m the vocational agnculture classroom for the profttable breedmg , feedmg , and marketmg of s•me For Harry, wmn10g the Proftctency Award 10 Swme ProductiOn ts the res ult of two years of work m the voc ational agrt c ul t ur al program and at home w1th h1 s swme product ton en terpnse Harrv has par tiC !pated 10 SO il JUdgin g contest , State FFA Con ventwn Offtccrs Tra10 mg aod has s howo p1gs at the count) fatr Ail FF A members who have Supervtsed Agncultural Occ upatiOnal Expenence Program m swine prod uctton are ellgtble for the S"tne Prod uc ti o n Pr ofiC iency Awa rd ReqUirements at the cha pter level Incl ud e mamtenance of a complete 4-H outdoor camp • • proves excttmg BY FRED J DEEL Ext Agent, 4-H Gall Ia County GALLIPOLIS - Jotn teens from all across Ohto m a new, exc1t10g adventure 10 co educatiOnal campmg 1 4-H-ers rna) mv1te thetr non 4-H fnends to attend thts full wee k of fun and learnmg PartiCipants at the ca mp rna) choose (1I aetlvlty from each of two maJor areas Approxunatel) 11-12 hours of class time IS spent m each maJor sesswn These areas 10clude Major Area I A B1k10g, campout, 40 mtie trtp overmght campout bnng own btke 5 and 10 speeds B Canoemg, learn baste skills take full day canoe tnp on stream C Cltff Rappelllng, Jearn baSic skills, rappellmg from stra1ght faced cliffs D F' 1eld Acllv!lte s lacrosse , held hock e), ar chery ortenteermg MaJor Area II A Baste Water Safety and Rescue - Red Cross centftcate eamed Rece1ve patches 1! you pass test B Ftshmg and Aquattc Life observe stream life, test net 10 Jake, seme check st ream pollution Bnng hshmg equ1pment C In sect Safari Gathe r 1dent1fy and mount msects of the area 0 Wilderness E• plorat1on, Htkmg expionng discovermg cliff overhangs forested land stream areas If l OU are between the ages of 12 and 19 and hke the great outdoors, you should )wnp at the opportumty to learn more about the hvmg world at thts spec1al Ex tension 4-H sponsored camp Thts year's camp IS scheduled from 10 a m July 10to4pm July13 1978atthe beautiful Ca nter s Cave 4 H Camp located m the scemc forested area of Southern Ohto s Jackson Co unty Outdoor Adventure Ca mp offers new dunens10ns for youth to learn more a bout the out-ofd oors ThiS project camp1ng program cente rs around the learn by dotng" atmosphere of tnvolvmg campers m some of the most exc!lmg o utdoor acttv!ltes to be found today Ltttle tune IS spent m tradtllonai class semngs You learn through act ton An) yo uth between 12-19 and 4-H advisors mterested m attendmg Outdoor Adventure Camp should contact the Galha Count) 1-H Agent for detatls and regtstratwns 1464612 ext 32 Courthouse m Gaihpohs Cost fur the four day event ts 130 INTERNATIONAr CUB~ ... the little tractor with a lot of muscle No o ther tr ac tor tn 1ts class can co mp r~ r e to a C ub The aggre sst ... e power ol a hdrd wo r k 1ng 15 hp w.1ter cooled eng me combmes wtth no ~ tr a n v s, b ,h ty one p omt Fast Httch _ Touch Contr ol hydtau ltc ~ lilt and ndependen l )\ J rea r wheel braktngeverylhtng vou want m a small tractor Ideal for mow tng plowtng r \ cult tvattng- ano other Racine Events Larpenter Personals is still going strong By John Cooper Soil Conservation Service PT PLEASANT - John R Sturgeon, 94, of Ashton, ts st1ll gomg strong and ts very much Interested m farmmg Roger Powell of the Dtstrtct vtstted Mr Sturgeon's fann recently to help htm and hts son, Earl, make plans for repatrtng a pond near the Sturgeon house Mr Sturgeon st1ll has 31 head of cattle on the !arm and was talkmg wtth Roger about hay harvest tfiat was soon to come Dunng the vtstt at the Sturgeon farm , he remtmsced about the early davs He satd that about ftfty to "stxty years ago he had a country store on Fees Branch near the present stte of hts house That was befor e the days of cars and trucks He satd that 11 took htm stx hours to get from hts home to Ga lltpohs Ferry He crossed the ferry and obtamcd suppiles from Galhpohs The tnp to Galhpohs and back would be more than a day for htm It ts mterestmg to note that the locatton of the store was on a road that IS now completely abandoned We were on the Bruce Brandt and Donald Means fanns on Cam Rtdge helpmg them wtth land use and conservallon plans Th e Brandts bought the !ann from Harold Cook and are now m the process of movmg to the farm They had prevlousl) lived m New Jerse) and had a small farn1 there Mr Brandt satd that he was glad to get away from the rat race' on the East coast and to a frtendly neighborhood where he was not crowded The !ann conststs of 53 acres and the plan that we helped them develop mcluded past ure and Carmel News, By the Day hayland unprovement and water development for hvestock He expects to do custom work during hay season for other landowners and IS a mechantc and expects to do some mechamcal work durmg the off fanning season The Donald Means famtly moved to thetr farm from Charleston He IS a stone worker by trade and built new house on thetr property He ts also mterested 1n developing the !ann as a grassland operation and wants to build a pond as a source of water for livestock a We have recetved word that the d1tcher belongmg to the State Sotl Conserval!on Comrntttee wtll make a VISit mto Mason County around the last of June Some landowners have already mdicated that they are 10terested m domg dramage at that t1me Others who mtght be mterested can contact our offt ce to make plans lor havmg the work done Landowners who have already tndtcated an mterest m domg dramage are Ed Ray burn, Ma son County F'ann Museum, and Francts Stevens Durmg a recent VISit to the Rayburn farm h• was tellmg Roger Powell that ftfteen or twenty )ears ago he had In stalled 71111 feet of tile and had dug the enl!re dttch htmself by hand l~bor It IS st ill workmg well but he expects to lay an extension from the ttle \me to ptck up a wet a rea nearby :I:I' 11111111111111111111111111111111111 aarl· lacts Lot'o dispel a Fer· tillzer doesn t repay 1ts cost If you feel the only way you can lower Ue';'"""" IS to cut back on fertiliZer, tht• fa c\9 won't back your thtnk1nK Let 'e use corn u1:1 an example Suppose we have 1deal rainfall condttions Wtthout fertilizer, you can grow 100 busbela per acre With a50 spent on fertilizer, :you can grow 140 bushels Here's a rundown on costa No Addittonal Fertilizera!OO land charge & taxes, •50 machinery, &14 pasucide control. $9 eeed. TOTAL EXPENSES U 73 W1th $50/acre Fertilizer $100 land charge & taxes, $55 machinery 114 pesttctde control, $9 eeed $50 fer· ttl1Zer TOTAL EX PENSES $228 Wtth a se lltng pnce of $2/bushel your gross on tOO bushels per acre equals ~200 and on a 140 bu shel per acre ymld, $280 Net mcome on the former ts $27 and the latt.er, $52 Ferttlizer IS an tn· vestment and w1thout tt, you can't produce top ytelds Fertdtzer ISthe va nahlc Llutt lowers t he per bushel ex· Melvm Ctrcle from Wtt· chtta, Kansas spent the weekend wtth hts mother, Mary Ct rcle and other relattves Mr and Mrs Tom O'Neti and famt ly and Evelyn Ingram of Columbus spent Saturday mght here at the Lee home w1th Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and famtly Mr and Mrs Douiga s Johnson of Racme called at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson and family and Betty Van Meter on Saturday evenmg Ktrn Folirod spent Sunday afternoon wtth Becky and Bob Btli Lee Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle, Mr and Mrs James penses and ensures greater Ctrcle of New Haven were at proftt the home of Mary Ctrcle on Sunday Florence Ctrcle was. guest of Mrs Beulah Circle and Spring Ave daughter, Elenore of Pomerov Ohia Columbus over the weekend FULTON·OOMPSON TIOCfOR SALES 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BE READY commerct al uses Come 1n now 101 dela tl s on ho w easy 11 ts to own WITH THESE SUPPLIES FROM CENTRAL SOYA a Cub 60" ROTARY MOWER Yours FREE with the purchase of 1977 Farmall Cab at List Price. A value of $650.00 We only have ONE m stock So hurry m Defore 1t's too tate 1 Stop by and see Mark for thiS great buy orcal1992 2176 • ··~R Lftr# PIII'ODiiCFS MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 992 -2176 future of the natwn's sot I and program that is responstve to the needs of the natton water resources The SCS will carry out the "The fu ture of our s01l and work 10 cooperation wt!h water resources depends on how wtsely we use them now ctttzen groups, soli and water dtstn ct s and how well we plan for the conserva!lon years ahead," says Robert E (SWCDj, and other federal, con- state and local agencies Qutiham, state servatwmst m Ohto for the 'The appraisal and program ISto be completed by the end scs HARRY PUGH Under the new law, the SCS of 1979," Qutlharn satd Sot! and water dtstncts, wtll appra tse the sot!, water, set of records mcludmg tn· wtth offices m each of Ohto's and related reso urces m Ohto come and expenses, an m88 counttes, wtli need to hold and across the natiOn The ventory of hogs and related law also requtres that SCS meet10gs for the public to eqUip men t owned by the evaluate thetr current con votce thetr opmtons, ask student, a flnanctal tton prog rams, and questions and help form new serva statement and a good develop an effecl!ve f1ve-year resource conservation policy knowledge of economtcal "Our natural resources can swme production tcchmques serve us well and for many As a chapter wtnner of the years tf they're used wtsely Swtne Prod u c tion Thts requtres the attention of Memorial D11y b11rbecue Proftctency Award Harry all cttlzens 10terested m the recetved a certificate and future," sa)s Qmlham medal fr om Pfizer Inc The conse rvatiOnist em Agncu lturai DlVIston phastzes that the developHarold Taylor IS GABS ment of a responstvc conFFA Chapter adv1sor servation program depends BY DIANA S EBERTS sometimes tran spor ted , the part tctpatton of Without adequate re- on Ext. Agent, Home Ec. frt gera uon Bactena ca n concerned mdtvtduals Meigs County throughout OhiO Input from POMEROY - Got a ne" cause food potsomng Ail they local unt!s of government, barbecue grill - or an old one need to grow IS the n ght and farm and environmental that you'd hke to polish up combmatJOn of tune, ternrga mzatJOns ts absolutely and use to get the summer perature, and m01sture ~cessary season off to a good start' Food borne Illness can Quilhamnotes that the door Have your Memon al Day cause dia rrh ea vomttm g 15 open _ we hope ali msupper 10 the backyard stomach cramps, and other terested Clttzens will get When should you buy your unpleasant symptoms whtch mv olved 10 thts dectstonground beef' Preferably a can last for several hours or makmg process Mrs Erma NorriS a nd day or two before the party - even days Wtth young To voice you r optmon or to daughters Debbte and Lmda no longer unless you pian to chtidren and elderly people, obtam more IOfonnatJOn, call ol So"th Potn t and Sandy of freeze the meat for a short the results can be more your local SCS offtce 0 U , Athens \\ ere guests of pen od to preserve tts severe Often, people mtstake Mr and Mrs Ntck Ihle freshness Thaw frozen meat Mother s Da) , attend ed m the refngeratur to prevent foodborne Illness for a stmple chur ch ser vtce at Ftrst the growt h of bactena Don t 'bug" or vtrus The rea l Bapttst and all " ere dmner allow th iS meat to stand out ca use may be food that was the Carpenter Baptist Church guests of Rev and Mrs unrefngerated, for more than not properly handled, 10cluded readtngs by several an hour at the most Cook prepared or se rved Thts can uf those present and each Freeland Noms Vts1tmg Mr and Mrs Cntt both hamburgers and hot be prevented mother present was gtven a Can penshable foods such potted flower Reverend Bradford Saturday and dogs tn batches small enough Moth ers Da y were Mr and to be used qutckly so they as cream pt es, seafoods, and Freeland Norns had serMrs Cntt Bradford, Jr of don 't stand around to allow dtshes made wtth eggs, fi sh, vu.: cs meat, and poultr) be kept Worthmgton, Mrs Herman bactcrta to gro\1 Mrs Ida Dentson spent a Carson of Coolvtlle and Mrs Clean imess 10 prcpann g COLD (below 40 degrees F)' few days wtth Mr and Mrs food IS al\\ays unprotant , but Do not let these foods stand at Mendal Jordan Ruth F'rank local Mr and Mrs Btll espectall) With hamburgers room temperat ure more than Mothers were honored on McKenzte, Jeff and Jozte of Always wa sh your hands two hours Mother s Day at Temp le Ga ihp ohs spent Saturday thoroughly wtth soap and hot Can penshable foods such Church w1th Murl Ca laway evenmg wtth Mr and Mrs water before and after as sea food. poultry, an d bemg the oldest mother Roy R1ffle handhng raw meat And, cooked meals be kept HOT present, Kathy Jordan, the Mr and Mrs Howard don t handle meat 1f )OU have (above 140 degrees F J' youngest mother , and Kathy Robmson of Flat Woods, W cuts or sores on you r hands Bactena grow best 1n Jordan and Leah Crabtree m Va . called on hts mother, Keep coleslaw chtlled Plan lukewarm foods Never let ,tile for the mother \\llh the Mrs Bertha Robmson and hiS to brmg 11 to t he table nght these foods sta nd at room most chtldren at church stster and husband Mr and from the refngera tor In- temperature more than two Guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Pete Shteld Mothers stead of lettmg a \.trge dtsh of hours Arthur Crabtree for Mothe r s Dal Mrs [lertha Robmson coleslaw stt out at a wann Holiday meals are fun but Day were Mrs Go ldte wa> a dinner guest of t he lemp erat ure, repl ace the need careful planmng How G1llogly and Mr and Mrs Slueids dishes oft en with new batches many people can you safely Ca rl Crabtree, Russell and Stephanie Radford and from the refngerator serve' And, how much tune Kev m Rtck Johnson called on Don't allow the baked wtll 1t take to prepare the Mr and Mrs Walter Bertha Robutson Sunday beans to stand for more than food ' Don't try to feed more Jordan Joshua and Jeremy afternoon two hours at room tem- people than you can handle JOined other famtl y members Mr and Mrs Brtan per•ture Co nstder the me and at the home of her parents, S1mpson so n Dann and Stra\1 berry short cake IS a quanttty of t he coo km g Mr and Mrs Clinton Gtlkey, daught£r !Jsa and frtend , popular summer dessert but equ1pment )ou ha1 e, yo ur Albany, on Mother's Day Gar Ph1lllps of Balttmore and a ve r y penshable one, supply of eatmg utenstls and Joan Wooten, who works 10 Mr nnd Mrs Il<t lph Badglev, espectall ) 1f you use whtpped dtshes Ftgure out how much Lancaster, spent the weekend local " ere dtMer guests a cream Add the \\htpped refrigerator space lou ll need w1th her parents, Mr and recent Sunda1 of Mrs Helen cream Just before se rvmg If to store foods or how many Mrs Donald Wooten Others Sunpson you do have to wall to serve msulated contamers you'll who were Mot her s Day Mtss Patty Sham of short cake refr~ ge r ate 11 need to transport food to a guests were Mr and Mrs 0 AntlQUltl spent Sunda) promptl y Don't lett! stand at ptcni C Site Wtll " aShln g M R1fe Chfford Wooten and aft£rnoon w1th Mr and Mrs a \\arm temperature Return fa ctht tes be ava ilable ' If not, Donny , Da nny and Rusty Hoy Rtffle leftovers to the refn gerator plan ahead by taktn g Wooten Mr and Mrs Dtck Be€gle and plan to use them soo n dtsposa blc utenstls dtshes, Cectl R1fe, who lives In of Barberton spent a weekend Where wtii the meal be and paper towels and other Cal1fornta, teleph one d wtth Mr and Mrs Bob Beegle prepared - at home, m the supphes to help With food Mother's Day greetmgs to hiS and olhcr rclauves backyard, or away from preparati on and clean-up mot her, Mrs 0 M Rtfe Pell) Gregory of Columbus horne at some outdoor ptcmc Births Announced VIS!Il'll Mr and Mrs Dave stte ' Mr and Mrs 0 M Rtfe are Sa)re rffen tiJ annou ncmg the btrths of Where w1ll be mea l be Mr and Mrs Cectl Wolfe eaten ? great - gra nddaughters, and ch tldren of Jackson •-pent Casey and Nevada, born to Can you prepare and serve the "eekend "1th Ius parents the food to avo1d foodborne Mr and Mrs James BrassMr aod Mrs Dory Wolfe ft eld , at Ba ker, Lolllstana tllness' Your fam1\ y may Mr an d Mrs Herbert enj oy meals eve ry day Grandparents are Mr and Sa~te and Mr and Mrs Dave Mrs Francts R1fe (Hazel Without problems, but on Sa) re spent SundaJ wtth Mr holidays when large groups Mr and Mrs Arthur Whtte) \\ho \\ ere reared on and Mrs F;dward Beegle at get together, meals are Crabtree, accom pamed b) thts commumty Zanesvill e her mother, Goldie Gtllogly viSited Mrs Gtllogly s stster Halll)ah Gregory, at Hu•ton s Nursmg Home near Wellston recently Dale Dye has ret umed home after spending a few days with hts son-m-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Peter Kcpnar and family, Hartford, Ohto Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers spent a few da) s "1th their children and fam tlt es Mr and Mrs John Dunham and famtiJ and Mr and Mrs Ht chard Jeffers a nd daughters at New Boston, Iihn01s !'hey called r n Mr and Mrs James Foster, South Vtenna, Ohto, as they were enroute home Mr and Mrs Leon Wood rum , McArthur a nd Mrs Beulah Cra btree vtstted thetr mother , Murl Ga laway The Women of the Temple Church held their Ma y mcetm~ at the church "1th Mr s Wilham Mtll er as hostess Plans were made for Gi~ a bake sale m June to asstst The Deu lz-Fahr Ro tary W1ndrow Rake gtves yo u 1< 1t h Btble Schoo l The c lean tangl e free fluffy wtndrows because of tis U M W group will meet wtth Mr s Arthur Crabtree tn c ~rc ular rak1ng pattern Gentle handl1ng preven ts June DevotiOnS wtth Mother leaf lo ss Jhus re tatn1ng rnax1rnurn pro1 e 1n Rake as theme were led by Mrs Mend~! Jordan ttne he.ght eastly adJus ted to crop co ndttt o ns Ht•verend Howard Mayne ca\ll'!l on frt cnds m the area recently He \\BS fo rmerly mmtster at Temple Church DIEUTZ and held a week's rev tvalln Vmton Cu unt) PoMeroy , 0 FAHA SpnnQ Ave Mother' s Day act!Vll!es at Serve it safely 'Long lines' gimmick by Celeste well-timed At 94, John Sturgeon WAITING FOR THE SUNSHINE TO SET YOUR TOBACCO? d• sk•ng planl tng for more detailS BYBOYURUTH Soil Cons Service Meigs County POMEROY - Would you hke a '01ce tn how tax money ts spent tn your county , state and nallon' The USDA Sot! ConservatiOn Servtce (SCS) ts ask10g for your advtce Now wtth the Resources ConservatiOn Act of 1977 1RCA), you, your neighbors - all ctttzens have a votce 10 long - ran ge pl a nntn g dects10n s These dec1s10ns wtll gutde the future of the USDA co n servat ion pro~ rams and affect t he Ohio politics Lay of the land Pomeroy , 0 *your Balan Uquid or Balan Granules for weed control in tobacco fields *TIIIam Uquid or TIIIam Granules for weed control in your tobacco fields *Oiazinon Insecticide for use in setter barrel water. AND Edge Burley Booster (6-18-') Uquid Transplant Solution Vigoro Soluble Powder (10.50-10) Soluble Transplan~ Solution Also 5-10.15 Tobacco Fertilizer s146/t A FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES CEJIIIAI. SOYA Ill OhfJ, Inc., s .,., OhiD By LEE LEONARD Rhodes' carnpatgn consultant, former Republican State UPI Statehouse Reporter Cha!fman Kent B McGough, made some tnterestmg tf not a:>LUMBUS (UPII - Some JOtliOgs from the Ohio prunary amusmg statements last week when he flied the governor's campatgn of )978 campa1gn fmance report Lt Gov Rtchard F Celeste 1s trytng to play upon the til McGough was asked about Rhodes' constant lack of humor of motonsts trapped 10 long ltnes while rene" mg thetr response to tssues of the day, such as school ftnancmg probauto regiStratiOns lems and public employee strtkes Celeste and hts volunteers are vtSlttng at least etght major "He's not responding m the sense ol answenng questiOns ctttes wtth 15,000 lea flets proclatmtng that 'Th1s Lme ts about them," sa td McGough "He's talkmg about other ISsues Brought to You By Governor Rhodes" - employment, mdustnal development, federal bureaucracy , The leaflet, showmg a hcense plate wtth the mscnptton Y- welfare, and so !01 th You don 't have to dtscuss the tssues by WAIT, " explams that Gov James A Rhodes started 3 '~ years 1esponding to quesl!ons that are ratsed ' ago to put together a plan to sell hcense plates by ma1l and 11 McGough was also asked about the enormous amount of sllll !Sn't tn effect money - $800,000 - rrused b) Rhodes' ca mpaign commt!tee, 'That's what the Rhodes admtntstratton calls good wtth most of 11 to go lor the general electiOn campmgn agamst management ," says the leafl et "How much longer are you Celeste going to S\\allow these hnes'" 'We've got to spend a lot of money to keep up wt!h the other Celeste has no prunary oppos1t10n and won't be runmng Side," satd McGough agamst Rhodes unttl fall , but tt's a ttmel) gm1m1ck to get hiS Cunousiy, the other stde" has spent $343,134 - abnMI as name befor e the public while tw1ttmg the governor much as 1! has ratsed - and now has a balance of only 127,753 McGough wams that wtll grow thts summer w1th contributions from btg labor and out-of-state sources, and that Rhodes wtll need up to II 5 mtibon to wm the election If he gets more, he promtses to divvy 1! up among other Republicans One of the first GOP benefiCJ an es of any Rhodes largesse mtght be the venerable secretary of state fed W Brown, who preceded Rhodes by a few years at the same h1gh school m Sprmgfleld Brown, the only contemporary of Rhodes left m state government has a to ugh ftght for re-electton on his hands 1 he wetght of the enl!re DemocratiC party and labor movement 10 Ohto ts commg down behmd state Sen Anthony J Celebt ezze of Cleveland Rtght now, 11 doesn't look hke Brown ne€ds any help from Rhodes He has already ratsed 179,311 , mamly from $5 and 110 contnbutwns from hundreds of old frtend>around the state for whom he has done favors and gtven handmade ceram1c ash trays over the years lrontcall) Celebrezze, the Democrat who IS supposed to be gcttm g money from the little man , has tapped the Urute<' Steelworkers m Washmgton for 11,000, the Corrunurucatwr Workers uf Amenca for 115,000 worth of servtces and the Ohi< Senate cam pa1gn com nuttee for a loan of 110,000 generated f1 om lobbyiSt donations State Audttor Thomas E Ferguson has gtven a clean btl! of health to state agencws headed by..,the two mam pohttcal nemeses of h1mseif and hts father , former Auditor Joseph T Ferguson In an audtt report of the governor's off1ce operations Since November 1975 Fergi..ISOn !'i ~x:cumners foWld everythmg 1n place and the recm ds 'neatly, cw-rentl) and properly mamtamed Stmilar hndmgs were reported 10 an audit of the diVISIOn of bu1ldmg and loan assouallons 10 the state Department of Commerce - headed by Roger W Tracy Jr , a former election opponent of both Ferguson and hts father The Ferguson famtly has long sought to ptle up black marks agamst Rhodes Could theaudt!or be mello"mg 0 Don t depend on 1t itnfintl VOL 13 SUNDAY, MAY 28 1978 NO 17 PAGE 1-D Carter-Gromyko clash WASHINGTON (UP!) Prestdent Ca rter and Sov tel Foretgn Mtntster Andrei Gromyko clas hed sha rply durmg more than fo ur hours of talks Saturday but Gromyku sa ul the) ma de "some headw.t y' toward resolvmg Strategtc Arm s Limttatton dtsputes Both stdes tnd1cated the two m en exchange d dtve rgent vtews over Moscow 's Alman and human rights pohctes, but agreed to keep those dtsputes from lnf\uen cmg SA L r negot tations Gromyko !old reporter s that Carter had been mts1n!ormc'!l about Sovtet Cuban milttary mterventtons Ill Africa He satd Moscow has no tnte ntt on of grabbmg" any part of that conllnent and added We don 't nted ~· Whtte House press secreta r y Jodl Powell descnbed the talks as full and very fr ank" - " phrase that usuall y means diSagreeme nts were atred and nn punches were pulled - and swd the) also covered Afma human nghts tssues and nuciea t test ban proposals On SA LT, Powell satd, ' 11lere \\ as some narrowtng of diff erences m some are.1s The Grom) ko-Carter talks ran more than tWJce as long as the two hours planned and , af'cordmg Ill the Russtan focused mamly on the small but complex hst of d1sputes block mg agreement on a second stage Stt ategtc Arms lJmlta lton Treaty We devoted a great part of our attentwn to the posstbthty of a nc" SA I1 agreement Grom) ko sa1d Some qu est1 ons still rernam , but there Yo t1S some headway on some p.trt s of the questions aio n gs td e St.1nd1ng Senetary uf State Cy rus Vance In the Wlute House dnve~Aa; he po mted out a nearby oak and satd, " the subjects are hke thts tree They branch out tnto subquestiOns If we ma nage to agree on some parts of the subJect, 1t doesn t mean we agree on the whole subject ' Later he sw1lched the meta phor and satd "It 's hke butldmg a house, bn ck after bnck I! whether Was hm gton and Moscow were totally at odds over Afrtca "We do have our dtfferences," he satd The 1nformal!on the prestdent has ts not correct We have no mtentton ol grabbmg the whole of Afrtca or any part of 1! We don 't need tt" Asked whether etther stde was iinkmg the dtfferences ove r Afnca to the disarmament negotiatiOns, Gromyko turned to Van ce and sa td " I have th e unpresswn that ne1ther stde IS hnkmg these two 1ssues " Vance nodded 10 assent Gromyko de clined to discuss the prospects for a Vance, who )Otned m the talks wtth Carter, nodded agreement, and Grorny ko added, 'The Important thtng RODNEY Tolltver's GAHS concert band performed 1s to create and not to durmg Fnda y m~ht 's outdoor com mencement program destroy " U S offtctals say the SALT talks ha1 e narrowed down to two maJor disputes Controls s ummtt over the Sov tet Backfire s umm e rt tm e conference between Carter bomber and luntts on the a nd Bre1 hn ev at " htch development of new landhmsh1ng touches mtght be based 1nter co nt tnen ta l By ROBERT 0 INDERMAN a black and whtte Oklahoma put on the SALT accord massales CADDO, Ok\a I UPI I - A H1ghway Patrol car "Nc1ther std e ts losmg Across the st reet from walked barefoot boy opt1m1sm,'' Gromyko satd where the children talked nervously among the Gromyko seemed m an qutetly, two bullet -nddled highway patrolmen carrymg affabl e mood but showed a WA SIIINGTON 1UPI I shotguns HIS eyes shteided bodies Ia) covered m front of nash of crnouon when asked Energy Secretary James from the bnght sun by Ius red a bullet-rtddled blue ptckup Schles in ger says baseball cap, he rea ched One wa s Claude Eugene congress ional approval of down and picked up a chunk Denms, the other Mtchael the natural gas pricing of shattered blue-green glass Lancaster <ompromtse could boost U Both \\ ere Oklahoma The boy tucked the glass m S gas supplies 2 trillion his pocket and ran ba ck priSOn escapees, both had cub!< feet a year, savtng across the dtrt road , pulling 11 been at large more U1an a percent 10 the Aprtl-to-Aprtl the nalton $5 btlllon an- ou t agam to show hts fn ends month and both were wanted per1od and down 6 perce nt 10 nually tn foreign 011 hts souve mr from the for murders m Oklahoma, the !ow--month comparison payments shattered tmted wmdshteld of Texas and Alabama Areas showmg mcreases m Schlesinger sa) s some of Apnl and m the four months the gas \lould come on th e were Akron.Summtt County, lnlerslale market almosl 8 percent and 4 percent lmmedlatclv because there Ca nt on Stark Co unt y, 21 Is a surplus of high priced percent and 21 per cent , gas bring offered for sa le Cmcumat1 Hamtlton County, today "llhln producing 14 perce nt , 12 per ce nt , states where federal price Cleveland-C uya hoga County, control s du not appl y 10 per cent , 11 perce nt, The pricing compromise. Columbus-Frank hn County , 9 worked out by a Housepercent, 10 percent, Da)1onSe nate co nf er ence co mMontg ornery County, 18 GALLI POl IS - Accordmg Add1son Twp . Or" tg Otl mittee, would boost th e perce nt , 25 perce nt a nd to th e monthl y repo rt Compa nv, on proper!) uwned lnt ers tutc pri ce ceiling foled o-Lu cas Co unty 4 pubhshed by the Oh10 0 11 and by H 0 J Corp In Addtson Immediately from $1 41 per percent , 10 pelcent thou san d cubi c fee t lo Gas AssoclBll on, 658 new Twp , H S D 0!1 and Gas about $1 85, then would let locat10n s for gas and o1l wells Company on lands o11ned b) the c r~lln g me gradually were found dur10g the months W Rathbum m Cheshu e of March and Apnl Twp , Brasel and Brasel on until controls were There were 127 new oti property owned by C W and eliminated In 1985 wells dr1lled , 283 new gas D Pnce tn Cheshtre T" p wells. 145 com btnatlon wells, Lydic 1nc on property o"11ed 37 dry holes and correctiOns by D R Warch1mc In were made on 18 wells The Galh pohs Twp and 111 Metg s new wells produced 3,395 Count), Ltberty Otl and Gas barrels of 01\ and 152 073 Corp on proper!) o"ned b) thousand cubtc feet of gas C M and M G Cald11eil 10 Wells completed tn Galha Orange T11 p County mcluded W J Ll dtc, New pernut s tssued by the Inc , on property owned by Dtvtston of Oti and Gas were Rate t;ornmtsston It IS Allan OJala m Add•son Twp fo r Brasel and Brasel Inc on expected to brmg 1n an Bra se l and Rrasel on 30 75 acres owned bJ Robert addt!tonal $1 9 bt lhon yearly property owned by Dr D R and JoAnn Conkle, Cheshire to the Postal SerVIce BUMPASS Va (UP! I - A and M J Warehtrne 1n Ad Twp Brasel and Br.ISel Inc The Postal Servtce shtpped out ~ 8 btlhon of the "A" V~rgtma man wa s apparently dtson Twp W J Lyd1c, Inc tO acres owned by Clark stamps to post offtce s ktlled and two Ohw men on properties owned b) J A Ha ge r m Addt so n Twp • throughout the natton, and at mJured when the twm-engme French and M T Eolmg m Brasel and Brasel, Inc , 13 acres a\I ned by Marhn A a nd a purchase rate of about 4011 plane m whtch thel " ere mtu Lake traveling crashed mtlhon fir st class stamps a week, the supply should last Aona nea r thts Loutsa County town uf Bumpass Friday about three months 'We want them to be mght A state pollee spokesman consum ed mean time, the Pre- pollee ufftcer and stop stgn sa1d authorllles beheve the GALLIPOLIS Postal Servtce plans to pnnt vtolatJOn fhs case will be body uf .John M Campbell, 36, innlnary h c artn~ s were more of the red-colored 15set for May 31 fur Btily J heard May 31 uf Leesburg, Va was sttli m cent Oliver Wen dell Holmes Byerly, 22, Rt 3, Ga ihpulls, Mtchaei Lee Busktrk , stamp, onginated m 1968 to thr plane, \\htch was subGai\lpolis, was fmed $11111 and merged 111 20 to 40 feet of and Joseph D Tipton,l9, Rt honor the former Supreme 3, Galhpohs, charged wtth the costs and sentenced to 90 Court JUStice as part of a water Mav 9 breakmg and entermg days m the count) tat! for Two other men , Henry C "Prom tnent Am encans" and gra nd larceny at the reststmg arrest and $30 and Neyer Jr 40, and Frank C sen es There also are plans to Timber Woolf Batt Shop on costs 1n the county )all for publish new 15-cent Star bruu k, 61, both of SR 7 at the junction to SR 218 reststmg arrest and $30 and Cleveland , Ohto, were treated cornmemorauves Bonds were ftxed at $2,5011 costs for dtsorderly conduct at Unlverstl) of Vtrginta On a cha rge of phySical hann Hospttal m Charlottesville for on each cha rge They were arrested Thurs- to Pti J D Taylor of the head and chest mjurtes and day by Galha County shertff's Gaillpolts Poltce DepartIacer at wns Meyer was treated and dcputtes Also arrested fo r ment , Busktrk requ ested a LEFTIST RULED VICTOR released and Starbrook was cumphctty m the B&E was JUry tnal No tnal has been SANTO DOMINGO In satisfa ctory condtl!on, a Steven Htil, 18 , Rt 3, set Dom1mcr n Republic (UP!) Galltpohs HIS hearmg was Other cases termmated hospital spokesma n sa td Le't•,t cattle rancher Antomo He sa1d the plane, which set for June 9 Bond was ftxed \\ ere Wtll iam Norville, 24, Rt Guzm a n, 67, had beeo was reportedly en route from at $2,5011 1, Letart, and Robert Nordeclared the winner m a West Palm Beach, Fla , to Contmued on the ments of ville, 23 Rt I, Letart, $46 dtsputed pres tdenual election Dulles Int ernattonal Airport , the case was the hearmg for bonds for dtsorderly co nduct, thai toppled tbe 12-ycar-rulc apparently went down about Ttrnothy D Nolan , 20, Rt 2, Garland E Parsons, 51, uf conserva tive J oa qutn 9 55 p m after both 1ts Patr iot, cha rged Wi th Ga lhpohs $27 left of cent cr , Balaguer reckless operatiOn, neemg a Mark Hort on, 18, Ga ihpulls , engtnes fatled Payrolls were higher COLUMBUS (UP 11 - The Ohio State Un1vers1ty Center for Busmess am! Econorn1c Resea rc h SllJ S produ ct1 on payrolls m Oiuo m Apnl \\ ere 10 percent higher than those of the prevwus year It also sa1d the payrolls for the first four monUIS of thts year were up 10 percent from Two killed in U1 c same l!lne m ,977 I he Center a Iso SHi d employme nt Incr eased 2 percent from one Apnl to )he other dnd ""s up one percent 1n the four month com Jlilri SU il Ali 1 II man ufacturing ca tegon es showed mcreases 111 th vehi cle prod ucers po stm g the largest gam 18 percent. foliowed by textile fJrl!I S wtth a 16 percent ln<.: rc;.~se crowded area Seven of the etght citycoun t) areas 1eported payroll Jill 1 cases Youngstown with only M aho ru ng County showtng a dechne By CHRIS KELLER I hat area was down 12 NEW YORK I UP ! l Whtl e hundreds of commuters screamed and ducked for cover at the crowded Port Authonty Bus Termmal, a barefoot ma n grabbed a pohceman s revolver and began f~rmg When the shooting was over, a 27-year-oid pollee offlt'er and the assatlant were dead a nd two passersby wounded Pohce satd a shoe less man By DREW VON BERGEN grabbed Por t Authority WASHINGTON (UP!) Off tce r Henry 1'heageo fthe 15-cent postage Pollee Koebel's revolver r' rtday stamp begtns Monday mormng while scores of bus At 12 01 a m local ttme commuters were movtng Monday , the 13-cent stamp through the terrnmal disappears from prornmence, Koebel was etther trymg to a setba ck for Prestdent arrest the man or escort htrn Ca rter, who wanted that away from the entrance to amount to remam for a the tennmai where he had special "ctl!zens rate" for been annoymg commuters, use on personal mail author1t1es satd In 1ts place, temporanly, One wttness satd he had wtll be an unpnced stamp, seen the man earlier tn the deptcl!ng an eagle over a mornmg "dancmg around' burn t orange background and the Greyhound l!cket stand bearmg the letter A ' heckling the customers It wtll be worth 15 cents A newspaper vendor who U you forge t at ftrst and fail watched Ute strugg le from hiS to affix the proper postage, a newsstand 15 feet a\\ay satd Postal Service spokesman he saw the shm assatlant satd 'common sense wtll grab Koebel s ptstol shoot prevail" on overmght matl him in the face at pomt-biank handled Monday range and ptstol-wh tp hun After that, Ute mail wtll not Then the man , later be retumed to the sender, but identified as Nem1ah Huger, a twa<ent postage due cost 25, put the gun 10 h1s ,back wtll be requtred of the pocket and began \\alking rec1p1ent away, pohce satd Officer 1t wtll take some tune for Wayne Konlje headed toward vending machmes to reflect Ute man and ordered him to the change, but the current halt, authonties sa td arrangement delivers stamps Huger went for the gun m denominatiOns that add up again, sprayed three shots to 15 cents through the crowd, and was The U S Postal Service killed by Kontje, who ftred board of governors approved twQ shotil inw Ute man's chest the higher rates May 19 as and hip, pollee satd recommended by the Postal on :vternonal Fteld 1n Galhpolls Picture abo1e shows band 10 foreground and huge throng of spectators m background Three troopers killed They killed three h1~ h way pa tr olmen Frtda ) before be mg k1lied themselves m a funous 3().second ftreftghl m front of an old house where they were fmally forced to make a ~ l and There were at least f11 e offiCer s Invo lved 1n the shootmg maybe more sa1d Bob Ca rlton a spokesman fur the htgh"a l pa trol Denms was lymg Ill front of the truck wher e he was shot Lan caster mad e 11 about maybe ftv e 1ard~ fa rther aod he went down ' On Apnl 23, Lancaster 25 and DenniS 35 slipped through a ut11lt) tunnel at the Oklahoma State Prtson al McAlester In the days tha t followed three Texans were killed m robberies altnbuted to thepa!r and a fourth ma n's body "hose p1ckup the) stole has yet to be found A few weeks la ter an Alabama " on1<1n v. as killed and her car stolen I hat car was fow1d ear her thts " eek ba ck m Oklahoma Report says 658 new gas and oil wells found in Ohio 15 cent stamp One dead, . M d begms on ay two hurt in crash Ruby C, R1fe , 10 Chesh1n 1 wp , R Gene Brasel on '18 67 acres owned b) Stella Bur nett m Add1son T"P H Gene Brasel for 74 57 arres ""ned b) Marshall M and Betty J Carh sle 1n Addtson 111p W J l)dtc Im 10 acres o"ned by Norns Nu nn m Addtson T"P Brasel and Brasel , In c 19 32 au es o" ned b) R 0 J Corp 111 Addtson T"p Great Lakes Gas Co rp 192 96 acres ""ned by Hannon and Oma Ha ger m Ra ccoon Twp Althetrs Otl Inc 78 61 acres o"ned b1 Mel vm Moone) , AddiSon T"p AhhclrS 0 1l Inc 52 52 acres owned bJ Rob ert Ja cobs, Cheshire T11 p Althetrs 011 Inc 217 52 acres m Add1son Twp owned b) Mabel Ha) cs and Althms 01l, Inc 68 97 acres 10 Addtson Twp 011ned by Ja ckie and M' mo Arro\HXJd Nt'Y. pcr m tt s 1 s ~wed 1n Mt tgs Count\ mclud ed H o~e r Ad~m s dumg busm('SS as Adams Dt llhng Co 1110 arrCS' In Lebanon r~~p on . prupert ) ""ned b) F:,Jrl (leek Hugl'r Adams Adams Dnllmg Cu on 95 .t<res owned b) Maxmc D}er m Rutland I wp Hoger Ada ms Adams Dnlhng Co on 56 9i acres o¥. ned bv I tHII Se Gravel) 1n Rutla nd 111p Roger Adam s Adams Dnllmg Co on 5I acres o\\ned b) James 1a)lor m Hutland Twp Charles A Orw1g domg busmes~ as, Or" tg 011 Company fur 10 acres u11ncd by Bobb1 Arn old m Sc1p1o f11 p and Charl es A On11 g db a Or111g 011 Com pany 10 acres owned b) D,mny Arnold m Sctplo Twp Preliminary hearings scheduled for May 31 127 passmg over l ellu" hnc Ma rk P EdmlnSion 20 Vmton $27 speed Pcggv QUARTET CHARGED WITH TORTURF DETROIT 1UP! 1 - Four persons have been charged wnh hoidtng a dtvorced mother capttve for 12 davs while they subjected her to beatmgs, sexual abuse and forced her to eat from a dog dish After her escape Wed nesday, the 32·) ear-uld woman from suburban Sterhng Hetghts had to undergo ma jor surger) because of mJurtes suffered m the ordea l The woman s name 11as not dtsclosed Gmn, Rt I. Chcshtre $10 and costs d1sturbmg the peace Norn1an I Gmn, Rt 1, Chcsht re $36 dtsorder ly cu nduc1 TmJolhJ A Bumhel mer IB Rt 2, Galhpohs , $50 and cost s rec kless operatlon Ra)mond E Short , HI 2, BICI\\cll $25 and costs nn vahd ft shlng lice nse Eiame L Short, 19. Rt 2 B1dwell $25 and costs, nu vahd ft shm g license, Harry Ro" ley, Gall1polls, charged " llh larceny was granted a contanuance until Jonc 20 due to the ments of the case, Sh elba Vtola11d, 21, Rt I, Crown Ctt y, $15 and et•sts, fmlure to driVe on the rtght stdc of the roadway , !loy A Baker , Sr 39, Athens, $22 speed and J ohn C Bosttc, 511 Galllpolt s, $27 fatl ure to )ICid �D-1- The Sunday Ttmcs.Scntmel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 .- The Sunday Tunes-Sentme1, Sunday, May 211, 1978 Production of top Future of nation's conservation quality hogs goal program at stake; help sought GALUPOUS - Producmg top quality hogs IS the goal of Harry Pugh, member of the Gallta Academ) Htgh Schoo l FFA Chapter, was recently named wmner of the chapters' Swme ProductiOn Prnftctency Award The son of Mr and Mrs Harry Pugh of Rto Grande, Harry has been mvolved m a S\\me enterpnse smce enrollmg 10 the htgh school vocatwnal agnculture program He us presented an award medal and certtflcate recogmzmg hts achievement at the GAHS FFA Parent - Member Banquel The Sw tn e Production Proftctency Award , sponsored by Pftzer, Inc Agnculturai Dmston of New York, New York, IS one of 19 Agn cullu ra l Prohclenq Awards presented annually by the NatiOnal FFA Faundalton Inc , to recogmze achtevernent s of FF A members pursumg careers m spectf1c areas of agrtculture At the annual banquet Harry was also awarded a plaque b1 Prod uction Cred 1t Associat ion Appltcants for the S11 tne ProductiOn ProfiCiency Award must be 10vo\ved m acttvtttes and ente rpn ses requ1n ng the application of lessons taught m the vocational agnculture classroom for the profttable breedmg , feedmg , and marketmg of s•me For Harry, wmn10g the Proftctency Award 10 Swme ProductiOn ts the res ult of two years of work m the voc ational agrt c ul t ur al program and at home w1th h1 s swme product ton en terpnse Harrv has par tiC !pated 10 SO il JUdgin g contest , State FFA Con ventwn Offtccrs Tra10 mg aod has s howo p1gs at the count) fatr Ail FF A members who have Supervtsed Agncultural Occ upatiOnal Expenence Program m swine prod uctton are ellgtble for the S"tne Prod uc ti o n Pr ofiC iency Awa rd ReqUirements at the cha pter level Incl ud e mamtenance of a complete 4-H outdoor camp • • proves excttmg BY FRED J DEEL Ext Agent, 4-H Gall Ia County GALLIPOLIS - Jotn teens from all across Ohto m a new, exc1t10g adventure 10 co educatiOnal campmg 1 4-H-ers rna) mv1te thetr non 4-H fnends to attend thts full wee k of fun and learnmg PartiCipants at the ca mp rna) choose (1I aetlvlty from each of two maJor areas Approxunatel) 11-12 hours of class time IS spent m each maJor sesswn These areas 10clude Major Area I A B1k10g, campout, 40 mtie trtp overmght campout bnng own btke 5 and 10 speeds B Canoemg, learn baste skills take full day canoe tnp on stream C Cltff Rappelllng, Jearn baSic skills, rappellmg from stra1ght faced cliffs D F' 1eld Acllv!lte s lacrosse , held hock e), ar chery ortenteermg MaJor Area II A Baste Water Safety and Rescue - Red Cross centftcate eamed Rece1ve patches 1! you pass test B Ftshmg and Aquattc Life observe stream life, test net 10 Jake, seme check st ream pollution Bnng hshmg equ1pment C In sect Safari Gathe r 1dent1fy and mount msects of the area 0 Wilderness E• plorat1on, Htkmg expionng discovermg cliff overhangs forested land stream areas If l OU are between the ages of 12 and 19 and hke the great outdoors, you should )wnp at the opportumty to learn more about the hvmg world at thts spec1al Ex tension 4-H sponsored camp Thts year's camp IS scheduled from 10 a m July 10to4pm July13 1978atthe beautiful Ca nter s Cave 4 H Camp located m the scemc forested area of Southern Ohto s Jackson Co unty Outdoor Adventure Ca mp offers new dunens10ns for youth to learn more a bout the out-ofd oors ThiS project camp1ng program cente rs around the learn by dotng" atmosphere of tnvolvmg campers m some of the most exc!lmg o utdoor acttv!ltes to be found today Ltttle tune IS spent m tradtllonai class semngs You learn through act ton An) yo uth between 12-19 and 4-H advisors mterested m attendmg Outdoor Adventure Camp should contact the Galha Count) 1-H Agent for detatls and regtstratwns 1464612 ext 32 Courthouse m Gaihpohs Cost fur the four day event ts 130 INTERNATIONAr CUB~ ... the little tractor with a lot of muscle No o ther tr ac tor tn 1ts class can co mp r~ r e to a C ub The aggre sst ... e power ol a hdrd wo r k 1ng 15 hp w.1ter cooled eng me combmes wtth no ~ tr a n v s, b ,h ty one p omt Fast Httch _ Touch Contr ol hydtau ltc ~ lilt and ndependen l )\ J rea r wheel braktngeverylhtng vou want m a small tractor Ideal for mow tng plowtng r \ cult tvattng- ano other Racine Events Larpenter Personals is still going strong By John Cooper Soil Conservation Service PT PLEASANT - John R Sturgeon, 94, of Ashton, ts st1ll gomg strong and ts very much Interested m farmmg Roger Powell of the Dtstrtct vtstted Mr Sturgeon's fann recently to help htm and hts son, Earl, make plans for repatrtng a pond near the Sturgeon house Mr Sturgeon st1ll has 31 head of cattle on the !arm and was talkmg wtth Roger about hay harvest tfiat was soon to come Dunng the vtstt at the Sturgeon farm , he remtmsced about the early davs He satd that about ftfty to "stxty years ago he had a country store on Fees Branch near the present stte of hts house That was befor e the days of cars and trucks He satd that 11 took htm stx hours to get from hts home to Ga lltpohs Ferry He crossed the ferry and obtamcd suppiles from Galhpohs The tnp to Galhpohs and back would be more than a day for htm It ts mterestmg to note that the locatton of the store was on a road that IS now completely abandoned We were on the Bruce Brandt and Donald Means fanns on Cam Rtdge helpmg them wtth land use and conservallon plans Th e Brandts bought the !ann from Harold Cook and are now m the process of movmg to the farm They had prevlousl) lived m New Jerse) and had a small farn1 there Mr Brandt satd that he was glad to get away from the rat race' on the East coast and to a frtendly neighborhood where he was not crowded The !ann conststs of 53 acres and the plan that we helped them develop mcluded past ure and Carmel News, By the Day hayland unprovement and water development for hvestock He expects to do custom work during hay season for other landowners and IS a mechantc and expects to do some mechamcal work durmg the off fanning season The Donald Means famtly moved to thetr farm from Charleston He IS a stone worker by trade and built new house on thetr property He ts also mterested 1n developing the !ann as a grassland operation and wants to build a pond as a source of water for livestock a We have recetved word that the d1tcher belongmg to the State Sotl Conserval!on Comrntttee wtll make a VISit mto Mason County around the last of June Some landowners have already mdicated that they are 10terested m domg dramage at that t1me Others who mtght be mterested can contact our offt ce to make plans lor havmg the work done Landowners who have already tndtcated an mterest m domg dramage are Ed Ray burn, Ma son County F'ann Museum, and Francts Stevens Durmg a recent VISit to the Rayburn farm h• was tellmg Roger Powell that ftfteen or twenty )ears ago he had In stalled 71111 feet of tile and had dug the enl!re dttch htmself by hand l~bor It IS st ill workmg well but he expects to lay an extension from the ttle \me to ptck up a wet a rea nearby :I:I' 11111111111111111111111111111111111 aarl· lacts Lot'o dispel a Fer· tillzer doesn t repay 1ts cost If you feel the only way you can lower Ue';'"""" IS to cut back on fertiliZer, tht• fa c\9 won't back your thtnk1nK Let 'e use corn u1:1 an example Suppose we have 1deal rainfall condttions Wtthout fertilizer, you can grow 100 busbela per acre With a50 spent on fertilizer, :you can grow 140 bushels Here's a rundown on costa No Addittonal Fertilizera!OO land charge & taxes, •50 machinery, &14 pasucide control. $9 eeed. TOTAL EXPENSES U 73 W1th $50/acre Fertilizer $100 land charge & taxes, $55 machinery 114 pesttctde control, $9 eeed $50 fer· ttl1Zer TOTAL EX PENSES $228 Wtth a se lltng pnce of $2/bushel your gross on tOO bushels per acre equals ~200 and on a 140 bu shel per acre ymld, $280 Net mcome on the former ts $27 and the latt.er, $52 Ferttlizer IS an tn· vestment and w1thout tt, you can't produce top ytelds Fertdtzer ISthe va nahlc Llutt lowers t he per bushel ex· Melvm Ctrcle from Wtt· chtta, Kansas spent the weekend wtth hts mother, Mary Ct rcle and other relattves Mr and Mrs Tom O'Neti and famt ly and Evelyn Ingram of Columbus spent Saturday mght here at the Lee home w1th Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and famtly Mr and Mrs Douiga s Johnson of Racme called at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson and family and Betty Van Meter on Saturday evenmg Ktrn Folirod spent Sunday afternoon wtth Becky and Bob Btli Lee Mr and Mrs George Ctrcle, Mr and Mrs James penses and ensures greater Ctrcle of New Haven were at proftt the home of Mary Ctrcle on Sunday Florence Ctrcle was. guest of Mrs Beulah Circle and Spring Ave daughter, Elenore of Pomerov Ohia Columbus over the weekend FULTON·OOMPSON TIOCfOR SALES 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111 BE READY commerct al uses Come 1n now 101 dela tl s on ho w easy 11 ts to own WITH THESE SUPPLIES FROM CENTRAL SOYA a Cub 60" ROTARY MOWER Yours FREE with the purchase of 1977 Farmall Cab at List Price. A value of $650.00 We only have ONE m stock So hurry m Defore 1t's too tate 1 Stop by and see Mark for thiS great buy orcal1992 2176 • ··~R Lftr# PIII'ODiiCFS MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 992 -2176 future of the natwn's sot I and program that is responstve to the needs of the natton water resources The SCS will carry out the "The fu ture of our s01l and work 10 cooperation wt!h water resources depends on how wtsely we use them now ctttzen groups, soli and water dtstn ct s and how well we plan for the conserva!lon years ahead," says Robert E (SWCDj, and other federal, con- state and local agencies Qutiham, state servatwmst m Ohto for the 'The appraisal and program ISto be completed by the end scs HARRY PUGH Under the new law, the SCS of 1979," Qutlharn satd Sot! and water dtstncts, wtll appra tse the sot!, water, set of records mcludmg tn· wtth offices m each of Ohto's and related reso urces m Ohto come and expenses, an m88 counttes, wtli need to hold and across the natiOn The ventory of hogs and related law also requtres that SCS meet10gs for the public to eqUip men t owned by the evaluate thetr current con votce thetr opmtons, ask student, a flnanctal tton prog rams, and questions and help form new serva statement and a good develop an effecl!ve f1ve-year resource conservation policy knowledge of economtcal "Our natural resources can swme production tcchmques serve us well and for many As a chapter wtnner of the years tf they're used wtsely Swtne Prod u c tion Thts requtres the attention of Memorial D11y b11rbecue Proftctency Award Harry all cttlzens 10terested m the recetved a certificate and future," sa)s Qmlham medal fr om Pfizer Inc The conse rvatiOnist em Agncu lturai DlVIston phastzes that the developHarold Taylor IS GABS ment of a responstvc conFFA Chapter adv1sor servation program depends BY DIANA S EBERTS sometimes tran spor ted , the part tctpatton of Without adequate re- on Ext. Agent, Home Ec. frt gera uon Bactena ca n concerned mdtvtduals Meigs County throughout OhiO Input from POMEROY - Got a ne" cause food potsomng Ail they local unt!s of government, barbecue grill - or an old one need to grow IS the n ght and farm and environmental that you'd hke to polish up combmatJOn of tune, ternrga mzatJOns ts absolutely and use to get the summer perature, and m01sture ~cessary season off to a good start' Food borne Illness can Quilhamnotes that the door Have your Memon al Day cause dia rrh ea vomttm g 15 open _ we hope ali msupper 10 the backyard stomach cramps, and other terested Clttzens will get When should you buy your unpleasant symptoms whtch mv olved 10 thts dectstonground beef' Preferably a can last for several hours or makmg process Mrs Erma NorriS a nd day or two before the party - even days Wtth young To voice you r optmon or to daughters Debbte and Lmda no longer unless you pian to chtidren and elderly people, obtam more IOfonnatJOn, call ol So"th Potn t and Sandy of freeze the meat for a short the results can be more your local SCS offtce 0 U , Athens \\ ere guests of pen od to preserve tts severe Often, people mtstake Mr and Mrs Ntck Ihle freshness Thaw frozen meat Mother s Da) , attend ed m the refngeratur to prevent foodborne Illness for a stmple chur ch ser vtce at Ftrst the growt h of bactena Don t 'bug" or vtrus The rea l Bapttst and all " ere dmner allow th iS meat to stand out ca use may be food that was the Carpenter Baptist Church guests of Rev and Mrs unrefngerated, for more than not properly handled, 10cluded readtngs by several an hour at the most Cook prepared or se rved Thts can uf those present and each Freeland Noms Vts1tmg Mr and Mrs Cntt both hamburgers and hot be prevented mother present was gtven a Can penshable foods such potted flower Reverend Bradford Saturday and dogs tn batches small enough Moth ers Da y were Mr and to be used qutckly so they as cream pt es, seafoods, and Freeland Norns had serMrs Cntt Bradford, Jr of don 't stand around to allow dtshes made wtth eggs, fi sh, vu.: cs meat, and poultr) be kept Worthmgton, Mrs Herman bactcrta to gro\1 Mrs Ida Dentson spent a Carson of Coolvtlle and Mrs Clean imess 10 prcpann g COLD (below 40 degrees F)' few days wtth Mr and Mrs food IS al\\ays unprotant , but Do not let these foods stand at Mendal Jordan Ruth F'rank local Mr and Mrs Btll espectall) With hamburgers room temperat ure more than Mothers were honored on McKenzte, Jeff and Jozte of Always wa sh your hands two hours Mother s Day at Temp le Ga ihp ohs spent Saturday thoroughly wtth soap and hot Can penshable foods such Church w1th Murl Ca laway evenmg wtth Mr and Mrs water before and after as sea food. poultry, an d bemg the oldest mother Roy R1ffle handhng raw meat And, cooked meals be kept HOT present, Kathy Jordan, the Mr and Mrs Howard don t handle meat 1f )OU have (above 140 degrees F J' youngest mother , and Kathy Robmson of Flat Woods, W cuts or sores on you r hands Bactena grow best 1n Jordan and Leah Crabtree m Va . called on hts mother, Keep coleslaw chtlled Plan lukewarm foods Never let ,tile for the mother \\llh the Mrs Bertha Robmson and hiS to brmg 11 to t he table nght these foods sta nd at room most chtldren at church stster and husband Mr and from the refngera tor In- temperature more than two Guests of Mr and Mrs Mrs Pete Shteld Mothers stead of lettmg a \.trge dtsh of hours Arthur Crabtree for Mothe r s Dal Mrs [lertha Robmson coleslaw stt out at a wann Holiday meals are fun but Day were Mrs Go ldte wa> a dinner guest of t he lemp erat ure, repl ace the need careful planmng How G1llogly and Mr and Mrs Slueids dishes oft en with new batches many people can you safely Ca rl Crabtree, Russell and Stephanie Radford and from the refngerator serve' And, how much tune Kev m Rtck Johnson called on Don't allow the baked wtll 1t take to prepare the Mr and Mrs Walter Bertha Robutson Sunday beans to stand for more than food ' Don't try to feed more Jordan Joshua and Jeremy afternoon two hours at room tem- people than you can handle JOined other famtl y members Mr and Mrs Brtan per•ture Co nstder the me and at the home of her parents, S1mpson so n Dann and Stra\1 berry short cake IS a quanttty of t he coo km g Mr and Mrs Clinton Gtlkey, daught£r !Jsa and frtend , popular summer dessert but equ1pment )ou ha1 e, yo ur Albany, on Mother's Day Gar Ph1lllps of Balttmore and a ve r y penshable one, supply of eatmg utenstls and Joan Wooten, who works 10 Mr nnd Mrs Il<t lph Badglev, espectall ) 1f you use whtpped dtshes Ftgure out how much Lancaster, spent the weekend local " ere dtMer guests a cream Add the \\htpped refrigerator space lou ll need w1th her parents, Mr and recent Sunda1 of Mrs Helen cream Just before se rvmg If to store foods or how many Mrs Donald Wooten Others Sunpson you do have to wall to serve msulated contamers you'll who were Mot her s Day Mtss Patty Sham of short cake refr~ ge r ate 11 need to transport food to a guests were Mr and Mrs 0 AntlQUltl spent Sunda) promptl y Don't lett! stand at ptcni C Site Wtll " aShln g M R1fe Chfford Wooten and aft£rnoon w1th Mr and Mrs a \\arm temperature Return fa ctht tes be ava ilable ' If not, Donny , Da nny and Rusty Hoy Rtffle leftovers to the refn gerator plan ahead by taktn g Wooten Mr and Mrs Dtck Be€gle and plan to use them soo n dtsposa blc utenstls dtshes, Cectl R1fe, who lives In of Barberton spent a weekend Where wtii the meal be and paper towels and other Cal1fornta, teleph one d wtth Mr and Mrs Bob Beegle prepared - at home, m the supphes to help With food Mother's Day greetmgs to hiS and olhcr rclauves backyard, or away from preparati on and clean-up mot her, Mrs 0 M Rtfe Pell) Gregory of Columbus horne at some outdoor ptcmc Births Announced VIS!Il'll Mr and Mrs Dave stte ' Mr and Mrs 0 M Rtfe are Sa)re rffen tiJ annou ncmg the btrths of Where w1ll be mea l be Mr and Mrs Cectl Wolfe eaten ? great - gra nddaughters, and ch tldren of Jackson •-pent Casey and Nevada, born to Can you prepare and serve the "eekend "1th Ius parents the food to avo1d foodborne Mr and Mrs James BrassMr aod Mrs Dory Wolfe ft eld , at Ba ker, Lolllstana tllness' Your fam1\ y may Mr an d Mrs Herbert enj oy meals eve ry day Grandparents are Mr and Sa~te and Mr and Mrs Dave Mrs Francts R1fe (Hazel Without problems, but on Sa) re spent SundaJ wtth Mr holidays when large groups Mr and Mrs Arthur Whtte) \\ho \\ ere reared on and Mrs F;dward Beegle at get together, meals are Crabtree, accom pamed b) thts commumty Zanesvill e her mother, Goldie Gtllogly viSited Mrs Gtllogly s stster Halll)ah Gregory, at Hu•ton s Nursmg Home near Wellston recently Dale Dye has ret umed home after spending a few days with hts son-m-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Peter Kcpnar and family, Hartford, Ohto Mr and Mrs Reed Jeffers spent a few da) s "1th their children and fam tlt es Mr and Mrs John Dunham and famtiJ and Mr and Mrs Ht chard Jeffers a nd daughters at New Boston, Iihn01s !'hey called r n Mr and Mrs James Foster, South Vtenna, Ohto, as they were enroute home Mr and Mrs Leon Wood rum , McArthur a nd Mrs Beulah Cra btree vtstted thetr mother , Murl Ga laway The Women of the Temple Church held their Ma y mcetm~ at the church "1th Mr s Wilham Mtll er as hostess Plans were made for Gi~ a bake sale m June to asstst The Deu lz-Fahr Ro tary W1ndrow Rake gtves yo u 1< 1t h Btble Schoo l The c lean tangl e free fluffy wtndrows because of tis U M W group will meet wtth Mr s Arthur Crabtree tn c ~rc ular rak1ng pattern Gentle handl1ng preven ts June DevotiOnS wtth Mother leaf lo ss Jhus re tatn1ng rnax1rnurn pro1 e 1n Rake as theme were led by Mrs Mend~! Jordan ttne he.ght eastly adJus ted to crop co ndttt o ns Ht•verend Howard Mayne ca\ll'!l on frt cnds m the area recently He \\BS fo rmerly mmtster at Temple Church DIEUTZ and held a week's rev tvalln Vmton Cu unt) PoMeroy , 0 FAHA SpnnQ Ave Mother' s Day act!Vll!es at Serve it safely 'Long lines' gimmick by Celeste well-timed At 94, John Sturgeon WAITING FOR THE SUNSHINE TO SET YOUR TOBACCO? d• sk•ng planl tng for more detailS BYBOYURUTH Soil Cons Service Meigs County POMEROY - Would you hke a '01ce tn how tax money ts spent tn your county , state and nallon' The USDA Sot! ConservatiOn Servtce (SCS) ts ask10g for your advtce Now wtth the Resources ConservatiOn Act of 1977 1RCA), you, your neighbors - all ctttzens have a votce 10 long - ran ge pl a nntn g dects10n s These dec1s10ns wtll gutde the future of the USDA co n servat ion pro~ rams and affect t he Ohio politics Lay of the land Pomeroy , 0 *your Balan Uquid or Balan Granules for weed control in tobacco fields *TIIIam Uquid or TIIIam Granules for weed control in your tobacco fields *Oiazinon Insecticide for use in setter barrel water. AND Edge Burley Booster (6-18-') Uquid Transplant Solution Vigoro Soluble Powder (10.50-10) Soluble Transplan~ Solution Also 5-10.15 Tobacco Fertilizer s146/t A FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES CEJIIIAI. SOYA Ill OhfJ, Inc., s .,., OhiD By LEE LEONARD Rhodes' carnpatgn consultant, former Republican State UPI Statehouse Reporter Cha!fman Kent B McGough, made some tnterestmg tf not a:>LUMBUS (UPII - Some JOtliOgs from the Ohio prunary amusmg statements last week when he flied the governor's campatgn of )978 campa1gn fmance report Lt Gov Rtchard F Celeste 1s trytng to play upon the til McGough was asked about Rhodes' constant lack of humor of motonsts trapped 10 long ltnes while rene" mg thetr response to tssues of the day, such as school ftnancmg probauto regiStratiOns lems and public employee strtkes Celeste and hts volunteers are vtSlttng at least etght major "He's not responding m the sense ol answenng questiOns ctttes wtth 15,000 lea flets proclatmtng that 'Th1s Lme ts about them," sa td McGough "He's talkmg about other ISsues Brought to You By Governor Rhodes" - employment, mdustnal development, federal bureaucracy , The leaflet, showmg a hcense plate wtth the mscnptton Y- welfare, and so !01 th You don 't have to dtscuss the tssues by WAIT, " explams that Gov James A Rhodes started 3 '~ years 1esponding to quesl!ons that are ratsed ' ago to put together a plan to sell hcense plates by ma1l and 11 McGough was also asked about the enormous amount of sllll !Sn't tn effect money - $800,000 - rrused b) Rhodes' ca mpaign commt!tee, 'That's what the Rhodes admtntstratton calls good wtth most of 11 to go lor the general electiOn campmgn agamst management ," says the leafl et "How much longer are you Celeste going to S\\allow these hnes'" 'We've got to spend a lot of money to keep up wt!h the other Celeste has no prunary oppos1t10n and won't be runmng Side," satd McGough agamst Rhodes unttl fall , but tt's a ttmel) gm1m1ck to get hiS Cunousiy, the other stde" has spent $343,134 - abnMI as name befor e the public while tw1ttmg the governor much as 1! has ratsed - and now has a balance of only 127,753 McGough wams that wtll grow thts summer w1th contributions from btg labor and out-of-state sources, and that Rhodes wtll need up to II 5 mtibon to wm the election If he gets more, he promtses to divvy 1! up among other Republicans One of the first GOP benefiCJ an es of any Rhodes largesse mtght be the venerable secretary of state fed W Brown, who preceded Rhodes by a few years at the same h1gh school m Sprmgfleld Brown, the only contemporary of Rhodes left m state government has a to ugh ftght for re-electton on his hands 1 he wetght of the enl!re DemocratiC party and labor movement 10 Ohto ts commg down behmd state Sen Anthony J Celebt ezze of Cleveland Rtght now, 11 doesn't look hke Brown ne€ds any help from Rhodes He has already ratsed 179,311 , mamly from $5 and 110 contnbutwns from hundreds of old frtend>around the state for whom he has done favors and gtven handmade ceram1c ash trays over the years lrontcall) Celebrezze, the Democrat who IS supposed to be gcttm g money from the little man , has tapped the Urute<' Steelworkers m Washmgton for 11,000, the Corrunurucatwr Workers uf Amenca for 115,000 worth of servtces and the Ohi< Senate cam pa1gn com nuttee for a loan of 110,000 generated f1 om lobbyiSt donations State Audttor Thomas E Ferguson has gtven a clean btl! of health to state agencws headed by..,the two mam pohttcal nemeses of h1mseif and hts father , former Auditor Joseph T Ferguson In an audtt report of the governor's off1ce operations Since November 1975 Fergi..ISOn !'i ~x:cumners foWld everythmg 1n place and the recm ds 'neatly, cw-rentl) and properly mamtamed Stmilar hndmgs were reported 10 an audit of the diVISIOn of bu1ldmg and loan assouallons 10 the state Department of Commerce - headed by Roger W Tracy Jr , a former election opponent of both Ferguson and hts father The Ferguson famtly has long sought to ptle up black marks agamst Rhodes Could theaudt!or be mello"mg 0 Don t depend on 1t itnfintl VOL 13 SUNDAY, MAY 28 1978 NO 17 PAGE 1-D Carter-Gromyko clash WASHINGTON (UP!) Prestdent Ca rter and Sov tel Foretgn Mtntster Andrei Gromyko clas hed sha rply durmg more than fo ur hours of talks Saturday but Gromyku sa ul the) ma de "some headw.t y' toward resolvmg Strategtc Arm s Limttatton dtsputes Both stdes tnd1cated the two m en exchange d dtve rgent vtews over Moscow 's Alman and human rights pohctes, but agreed to keep those dtsputes from lnf\uen cmg SA L r negot tations Gromyko !old reporter s that Carter had been mts1n!ormc'!l about Sovtet Cuban milttary mterventtons Ill Africa He satd Moscow has no tnte ntt on of grabbmg" any part of that conllnent and added We don 't nted ~· Whtte House press secreta r y Jodl Powell descnbed the talks as full and very fr ank" - " phrase that usuall y means diSagreeme nts were atred and nn punches were pulled - and swd the) also covered Afma human nghts tssues and nuciea t test ban proposals On SA LT, Powell satd, ' 11lere \\ as some narrowtng of diff erences m some are.1s The Grom) ko-Carter talks ran more than tWJce as long as the two hours planned and , af'cordmg Ill the Russtan focused mamly on the small but complex hst of d1sputes block mg agreement on a second stage Stt ategtc Arms lJmlta lton Treaty We devoted a great part of our attentwn to the posstbthty of a nc" SA I1 agreement Grom) ko sa1d Some qu est1 ons still rernam , but there Yo t1S some headway on some p.trt s of the questions aio n gs td e St.1nd1ng Senetary uf State Cy rus Vance In the Wlute House dnve~Aa; he po mted out a nearby oak and satd, " the subjects are hke thts tree They branch out tnto subquestiOns If we ma nage to agree on some parts of the subJect, 1t doesn t mean we agree on the whole subject ' Later he sw1lched the meta phor and satd "It 's hke butldmg a house, bn ck after bnck I! whether Was hm gton and Moscow were totally at odds over Afrtca "We do have our dtfferences," he satd The 1nformal!on the prestdent has ts not correct We have no mtentton ol grabbmg the whole of Afrtca or any part of 1! We don 't need tt" Asked whether etther stde was iinkmg the dtfferences ove r Afnca to the disarmament negotiatiOns, Gromyko turned to Van ce and sa td " I have th e unpresswn that ne1ther stde IS hnkmg these two 1ssues " Vance nodded 10 assent Gromyko de clined to discuss the prospects for a Vance, who )Otned m the talks wtth Carter, nodded agreement, and Grorny ko added, 'The Important thtng RODNEY Tolltver's GAHS concert band performed 1s to create and not to durmg Fnda y m~ht 's outdoor com mencement program destroy " U S offtctals say the SALT talks ha1 e narrowed down to two maJor disputes Controls s ummtt over the Sov tet Backfire s umm e rt tm e conference between Carter bomber and luntts on the a nd Bre1 hn ev at " htch development of new landhmsh1ng touches mtght be based 1nter co nt tnen ta l By ROBERT 0 INDERMAN a black and whtte Oklahoma put on the SALT accord massales CADDO, Ok\a I UPI I - A H1ghway Patrol car "Nc1ther std e ts losmg Across the st reet from walked barefoot boy opt1m1sm,'' Gromyko satd where the children talked nervously among the Gromyko seemed m an qutetly, two bullet -nddled highway patrolmen carrymg affabl e mood but showed a WA SIIINGTON 1UPI I shotguns HIS eyes shteided bodies Ia) covered m front of nash of crnouon when asked Energy Secretary James from the bnght sun by Ius red a bullet-rtddled blue ptckup Schles in ger says baseball cap, he rea ched One wa s Claude Eugene congress ional approval of down and picked up a chunk Denms, the other Mtchael the natural gas pricing of shattered blue-green glass Lancaster <ompromtse could boost U Both \\ ere Oklahoma The boy tucked the glass m S gas supplies 2 trillion his pocket and ran ba ck priSOn escapees, both had cub!< feet a year, savtng across the dtrt road , pulling 11 been at large more U1an a percent 10 the Aprtl-to-Aprtl the nalton $5 btlllon an- ou t agam to show hts fn ends month and both were wanted per1od and down 6 perce nt 10 nually tn foreign 011 hts souve mr from the for murders m Oklahoma, the !ow--month comparison payments shattered tmted wmdshteld of Texas and Alabama Areas showmg mcreases m Schlesinger sa) s some of Apnl and m the four months the gas \lould come on th e were Akron.Summtt County, lnlerslale market almosl 8 percent and 4 percent lmmedlatclv because there Ca nt on Stark Co unt y, 21 Is a surplus of high priced percent and 21 per cent , gas bring offered for sa le Cmcumat1 Hamtlton County, today "llhln producing 14 perce nt , 12 per ce nt , states where federal price Cleveland-C uya hoga County, control s du not appl y 10 per cent , 11 perce nt, The pricing compromise. Columbus-Frank hn County , 9 worked out by a Housepercent, 10 percent, Da)1onSe nate co nf er ence co mMontg ornery County, 18 GALLI POl IS - Accordmg Add1son Twp . Or" tg Otl mittee, would boost th e perce nt , 25 perce nt a nd to th e monthl y repo rt Compa nv, on proper!) uwned lnt ers tutc pri ce ceiling foled o-Lu cas Co unty 4 pubhshed by the Oh10 0 11 and by H 0 J Corp In Addtson Immediately from $1 41 per percent , 10 pelcent thou san d cubi c fee t lo Gas AssoclBll on, 658 new Twp , H S D 0!1 and Gas about $1 85, then would let locat10n s for gas and o1l wells Company on lands o11ned b) the c r~lln g me gradually were found dur10g the months W Rathbum m Cheshu e of March and Apnl Twp , Brasel and Brasel on until controls were There were 127 new oti property owned by C W and eliminated In 1985 wells dr1lled , 283 new gas D Pnce tn Cheshtre T" p wells. 145 com btnatlon wells, Lydic 1nc on property o"11ed 37 dry holes and correctiOns by D R Warch1mc In were made on 18 wells The Galh pohs Twp and 111 Metg s new wells produced 3,395 Count), Ltberty Otl and Gas barrels of 01\ and 152 073 Corp on proper!) o"ned b) thousand cubtc feet of gas C M and M G Cald11eil 10 Wells completed tn Galha Orange T11 p County mcluded W J Ll dtc, New pernut s tssued by the Inc , on property owned by Dtvtston of Oti and Gas were Rate t;ornmtsston It IS Allan OJala m Add•son Twp fo r Brasel and Brasel Inc on expected to brmg 1n an Bra se l and Rrasel on 30 75 acres owned bJ Robert addt!tonal $1 9 bt lhon yearly property owned by Dr D R and JoAnn Conkle, Cheshire to the Postal SerVIce BUMPASS Va (UP! I - A and M J Warehtrne 1n Ad Twp Brasel and Br.ISel Inc The Postal Servtce shtpped out ~ 8 btlhon of the "A" V~rgtma man wa s apparently dtson Twp W J Lyd1c, Inc tO acres owned by Clark stamps to post offtce s ktlled and two Ohw men on properties owned b) J A Ha ge r m Addt so n Twp • throughout the natton, and at mJured when the twm-engme French and M T Eolmg m Brasel and Brasel, Inc , 13 acres a\I ned by Marhn A a nd a purchase rate of about 4011 plane m whtch thel " ere mtu Lake traveling crashed mtlhon fir st class stamps a week, the supply should last Aona nea r thts Loutsa County town uf Bumpass Friday about three months 'We want them to be mght A state pollee spokesman consum ed mean time, the Pre- pollee ufftcer and stop stgn sa1d authorllles beheve the GALLIPOLIS Postal Servtce plans to pnnt vtolatJOn fhs case will be body uf .John M Campbell, 36, innlnary h c artn~ s were more of the red-colored 15set for May 31 fur Btily J heard May 31 uf Leesburg, Va was sttli m cent Oliver Wen dell Holmes Byerly, 22, Rt 3, Ga ihpulls, Mtchaei Lee Busktrk , stamp, onginated m 1968 to thr plane, \\htch was subGai\lpolis, was fmed $11111 and merged 111 20 to 40 feet of and Joseph D Tipton,l9, Rt honor the former Supreme 3, Galhpohs, charged wtth the costs and sentenced to 90 Court JUStice as part of a water Mav 9 breakmg and entermg days m the count) tat! for Two other men , Henry C "Prom tnent Am encans" and gra nd larceny at the reststmg arrest and $30 and Neyer Jr 40, and Frank C sen es There also are plans to Timber Woolf Batt Shop on costs 1n the county )all for publish new 15-cent Star bruu k, 61, both of SR 7 at the junction to SR 218 reststmg arrest and $30 and Cleveland , Ohto, were treated cornmemorauves Bonds were ftxed at $2,5011 costs for dtsorderly conduct at Unlverstl) of Vtrginta On a cha rge of phySical hann Hospttal m Charlottesville for on each cha rge They were arrested Thurs- to Pti J D Taylor of the head and chest mjurtes and day by Galha County shertff's Gaillpolts Poltce DepartIacer at wns Meyer was treated and dcputtes Also arrested fo r ment , Busktrk requ ested a LEFTIST RULED VICTOR released and Starbrook was cumphctty m the B&E was JUry tnal No tnal has been SANTO DOMINGO In satisfa ctory condtl!on, a Steven Htil, 18 , Rt 3, set Dom1mcr n Republic (UP!) Galltpohs HIS hearmg was Other cases termmated hospital spokesma n sa td Le't•,t cattle rancher Antomo He sa1d the plane, which set for June 9 Bond was ftxed \\ ere Wtll iam Norville, 24, Rt Guzm a n, 67, had beeo was reportedly en route from at $2,5011 1, Letart, and Robert Nordeclared the winner m a West Palm Beach, Fla , to Contmued on the ments of ville, 23 Rt I, Letart, $46 dtsputed pres tdenual election Dulles Int ernattonal Airport , the case was the hearmg for bonds for dtsorderly co nduct, thai toppled tbe 12-ycar-rulc apparently went down about Ttrnothy D Nolan , 20, Rt 2, Garland E Parsons, 51, uf conserva tive J oa qutn 9 55 p m after both 1ts Patr iot, cha rged Wi th Ga lhpohs $27 left of cent cr , Balaguer reckless operatiOn, neemg a Mark Hort on, 18, Ga ihpulls , engtnes fatled Payrolls were higher COLUMBUS (UP 11 - The Ohio State Un1vers1ty Center for Busmess am! Econorn1c Resea rc h SllJ S produ ct1 on payrolls m Oiuo m Apnl \\ ere 10 percent higher than those of the prevwus year It also sa1d the payrolls for the first four monUIS of thts year were up 10 percent from Two killed in U1 c same l!lne m ,977 I he Center a Iso SHi d employme nt Incr eased 2 percent from one Apnl to )he other dnd ""s up one percent 1n the four month com Jlilri SU il Ali 1 II man ufacturing ca tegon es showed mcreases 111 th vehi cle prod ucers po stm g the largest gam 18 percent. foliowed by textile fJrl!I S wtth a 16 percent ln<.: rc;.~se crowded area Seven of the etght citycoun t) areas 1eported payroll Jill 1 cases Youngstown with only M aho ru ng County showtng a dechne By CHRIS KELLER I hat area was down 12 NEW YORK I UP ! l Whtl e hundreds of commuters screamed and ducked for cover at the crowded Port Authonty Bus Termmal, a barefoot ma n grabbed a pohceman s revolver and began f~rmg When the shooting was over, a 27-year-oid pollee offlt'er and the assatlant were dead a nd two passersby wounded Pohce satd a shoe less man By DREW VON BERGEN grabbed Por t Authority WASHINGTON (UP!) Off tce r Henry 1'heageo fthe 15-cent postage Pollee Koebel's revolver r' rtday stamp begtns Monday mormng while scores of bus At 12 01 a m local ttme commuters were movtng Monday , the 13-cent stamp through the terrnmal disappears from prornmence, Koebel was etther trymg to a setba ck for Prestdent arrest the man or escort htrn Ca rter, who wanted that away from the entrance to amount to remam for a the tennmai where he had special "ctl!zens rate" for been annoymg commuters, use on personal mail author1t1es satd In 1ts place, temporanly, One wttness satd he had wtll be an unpnced stamp, seen the man earlier tn the deptcl!ng an eagle over a mornmg "dancmg around' burn t orange background and the Greyhound l!cket stand bearmg the letter A ' heckling the customers It wtll be worth 15 cents A newspaper vendor who U you forge t at ftrst and fail watched Ute strugg le from hiS to affix the proper postage, a newsstand 15 feet a\\ay satd Postal Service spokesman he saw the shm assatlant satd 'common sense wtll grab Koebel s ptstol shoot prevail" on overmght matl him in the face at pomt-biank handled Monday range and ptstol-wh tp hun After that, Ute mail wtll not Then the man , later be retumed to the sender, but identified as Nem1ah Huger, a twa<ent postage due cost 25, put the gun 10 h1s ,back wtll be requtred of the pocket and began \\alking rec1p1ent away, pohce satd Officer 1t wtll take some tune for Wayne Konlje headed toward vending machmes to reflect Ute man and ordered him to the change, but the current halt, authonties sa td arrangement delivers stamps Huger went for the gun m denominatiOns that add up again, sprayed three shots to 15 cents through the crowd, and was The U S Postal Service killed by Kontje, who ftred board of governors approved twQ shotil inw Ute man's chest the higher rates May 19 as and hip, pollee satd recommended by the Postal on :vternonal Fteld 1n Galhpolls Picture abo1e shows band 10 foreground and huge throng of spectators m background Three troopers killed They killed three h1~ h way pa tr olmen Frtda ) before be mg k1lied themselves m a funous 3().second ftreftghl m front of an old house where they were fmally forced to make a ~ l and There were at least f11 e offiCer s Invo lved 1n the shootmg maybe more sa1d Bob Ca rlton a spokesman fur the htgh"a l pa trol Denms was lymg Ill front of the truck wher e he was shot Lan caster mad e 11 about maybe ftv e 1ard~ fa rther aod he went down ' On Apnl 23, Lancaster 25 and DenniS 35 slipped through a ut11lt) tunnel at the Oklahoma State Prtson al McAlester In the days tha t followed three Texans were killed m robberies altnbuted to thepa!r and a fourth ma n's body "hose p1ckup the) stole has yet to be found A few weeks la ter an Alabama " on1<1n v. as killed and her car stolen I hat car was fow1d ear her thts " eek ba ck m Oklahoma Report says 658 new gas and oil wells found in Ohio 15 cent stamp One dead, . M d begms on ay two hurt in crash Ruby C, R1fe , 10 Chesh1n 1 wp , R Gene Brasel on '18 67 acres owned b) Stella Bur nett m Add1son T"P H Gene Brasel for 74 57 arres ""ned b) Marshall M and Betty J Carh sle 1n Addtson 111p W J l)dtc Im 10 acres o"ned by Norns Nu nn m Addtson T"P Brasel and Brasel , In c 19 32 au es o" ned b) R 0 J Corp 111 Addtson T"p Great Lakes Gas Co rp 192 96 acres ""ned by Hannon and Oma Ha ger m Ra ccoon Twp Althetrs Otl Inc 78 61 acres o"ned b1 Mel vm Moone) , AddiSon T"p AhhclrS 0 1l Inc 52 52 acres owned bJ Rob ert Ja cobs, Cheshire T11 p Althetrs 011 Inc 217 52 acres m Add1son Twp owned b) Mabel Ha) cs and Althms 01l, Inc 68 97 acres 10 Addtson Twp 011ned by Ja ckie and M' mo Arro\HXJd Nt'Y. pcr m tt s 1 s ~wed 1n Mt tgs Count\ mclud ed H o~e r Ad~m s dumg busm('SS as Adams Dt llhng Co 1110 arrCS' In Lebanon r~~p on . prupert ) ""ned b) F:,Jrl (leek Hugl'r Adams Adams Dnllmg Cu on 95 .t<res owned b) Maxmc D}er m Rutland I wp Hoger Ada ms Adams Dnlhng Co on 56 9i acres o¥. ned bv I tHII Se Gravel) 1n Rutla nd 111p Roger Adam s Adams Dnllmg Co on 5I acres o\\ned b) James 1a)lor m Hutland Twp Charles A Orw1g domg busmes~ as, Or" tg 011 Company fur 10 acres u11ncd by Bobb1 Arn old m Sc1p1o f11 p and Charl es A On11 g db a Or111g 011 Com pany 10 acres owned b) D,mny Arnold m Sctplo Twp Preliminary hearings scheduled for May 31 127 passmg over l ellu" hnc Ma rk P EdmlnSion 20 Vmton $27 speed Pcggv QUARTET CHARGED WITH TORTURF DETROIT 1UP! 1 - Four persons have been charged wnh hoidtng a dtvorced mother capttve for 12 davs while they subjected her to beatmgs, sexual abuse and forced her to eat from a dog dish After her escape Wed nesday, the 32·) ear-uld woman from suburban Sterhng Hetghts had to undergo ma jor surger) because of mJurtes suffered m the ordea l The woman s name 11as not dtsclosed Gmn, Rt I. Chcshtre $10 and costs d1sturbmg the peace Norn1an I Gmn, Rt 1, Chcsht re $36 dtsorder ly cu nduc1 TmJolhJ A Bumhel mer IB Rt 2, Galhpohs , $50 and cost s rec kless operatlon Ra)mond E Short , HI 2, BICI\\cll $25 and costs nn vahd ft shlng lice nse Eiame L Short, 19. Rt 2 B1dwell $25 and costs, nu vahd ft shm g license, Harry Ro" ley, Gall1polls, charged " llh larceny was granted a contanuance until Jonc 20 due to the ments of the case, Sh elba Vtola11d, 21, Rt I, Crown Ctt y, $15 and et•sts, fmlure to driVe on the rtght stdc of the roadway , !loy A Baker , Sr 39, Athens, $22 speed and J ohn C Bosttc, 511 Galllpolt s, $27 fatl ure to )ICid �. ~'-'F~; jj;t"R.'esults Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds D-3- The Sunday T1mes.Sentmel Sunday, May 28 1978 For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Total Cadil/JJc Value Makes It Number One • •• 1978 Cadillac Aeetwood Brougham Mr Karr s Demo $AVE 1977 Cadillac Deville Cpe. . . . .'8900 1976 Cadillac Sed. 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NOVA 4 Dr cond top & miles Sedan rad 1o auto trans fa c a1 r 6 cy l e n gme yell ow gold wlfh v m yl m a tchmg mte nor w s w t1res 22 000 l1ke new '3495 WOOD MOTORS Sealed Proposals w II be rece ved by t he R o G ra nde College at The Off ce of t he Pres de nt of R o Grande Co llege R 1o Grande Ga tt1a Co unt y OhiO unt I 12 00 Noon E D S T on the 12th day of June 1978 and opened mmed•ate ty th erea ft er for furn 1sh ng the mater at and perform ng the tabor t o r w 1n dow modd c at i ons roof ng and heat ng and ventilating mcd1f cat •ons on the O•n ng Hall Boyd H all Holler Hall Moulton Ha ll and Dav s Ha l tor th e R10 Gran de Col lege R o Grande Gal l1a County Oh o n ac co r dance with t he Plans a nd Spec111ca t ens prepa r ed by Robert F Beaty A r ch teet 403 Pott ers Sa¥ ngs and Loan Buil d ng 517 Broadway East L ¥er poo l Oh o 43920 and on f te n the Oft ce of the Pres dent o f R o G r ande College R o Gran de Gall Ia Co u nt y Oh o One se t o f P lans a nd Specl l lcal!on s ancl P ropos al Bla nk s toge th e r w lh any tu rth er m tormat on oes r ed may be se c ured from th e O ff ce of the Arch teet upon depos• t o t a check •n the amount of $1 00 00 made payable to th e Arch teet II an add 1 anal set o t pla n s a no spec I cat ons IS reque sted by the B dder the n sa d B1dder w11 1 be charg ed th e cost ot $1 00 per sheet o t draw ngs and $0 10 p er page of spec t ca t ens upon rece pt of a reque st ac compan ed by a depo5 I as named above the Arch teet w 111 forwar d co pl es of t he b dd ng do c u!Tie nt s a s named n the preced ng paragraph SH I P P IN G CHA RGE S COLLEC T Depos 1 will be refunded u pon th e r et urn of P lans and Spec 1 c at ons n go od cond ton and w 1lh posta ge or ex press charges prep a d W1tn ln ten ( 10 ) days after the date bn:ls are ope ned The depo s t w1 1 not be refun ded upon return of documents at a tater dale Each bid sha ll be ac com p aned by a B d and perfo r mance Bon d n t'ln a mount equal to th e tota l sum of the Proposal •nclud ng al l ADO Alternat es. suppor ted by a Power of Attorney tor th e bond ng age nt a Cer t 1 ca e fro m the Department ot Insurance author1ztng th e Sure t y Com pan y to do su r et y bu s ness 1n the Sta te o f Qh o and a c u rr ent f nanc a l sta t e m en t o r t he Surety Com pany A Pr oposa l sh al l be nval d and not cons1dered un es s a bon d w th su tf c en ! su r et es n a su m equal to the ota l su m of til e Propo sa l ncl ud ng all ADD Alterna t es s 1 led w th su ch Proposa nor unless su ch P oposa l and Bond are I led n one seated envelo pe B ds are to be sea te d Md addr ess ed to the Pr es dent ot R o Grand e Coll ege R o Gran d e Ga l! a Co un ly Oh o and pta n y m arke d on ne ou tsi d e o t the en velop e e dS lor Con t ra c ts tor Mod 1 cat on s to th e D n ng Hall Boyd Ha ll Ho lzer Ha Moulton Ha ll and Dav s H i! I to r R o Grande Coll ege R o Grande Gall a Co un ty Oh iO R•o G r and e Coll ege r eserves t he r ghf to re 1ect a ny ana a l l b ds Ea ch b dder must 1n su r e that a ll em p l o ye es and ap p i c an s t or em ployment are no! d '5 cr m na t ed aga n sf b ec a use o t ra c e cot or re i g on sex or nat 101 ~ 1 or tg n N o b dOer may w thdraw h s od w tth n tn rt y (30) days alter t he ac t ua l da te o f the open n g th ereof BY O RDER OF THE Gallipolis Eastern Ave The Almanac u oJted Pre" lnlerna!looal today IS Sunda) Ma) 28 the !4Bth cia\ of 1978 "''h 217 to follow The moon IS m 11 s last qarter The morn mg star IS Mer cur) The e\ enm g sta rs are Mars Venus Jupiter and Saturn TI1ose born on th1s date are Wld er the Sign of Gem1n1 Br1llsh statesman W1lharn Pitt the Younger wa s born May 28 1759 On thi S da) m hl>1or y b1 1798 Pres1denl John Ada ms was empowered by Co ngre ss to re crutt an p\ets were born Callander Ontario In 1940 the evacuatiOn of Br1t1sh Fren ch and Belg1an troops from Dunkirk on the F:nghsh Cha nnel coast of h a nee began A total of 337 000 men reached Bntatn safel) but 13 000 were killed b\ C1erman mthlar) umts 30" Cul- 8 Horse Power ELECTRIC START RIDER Regular $934 95 SALE 30" Cut- 8 Horse Power HAND START RIDER SALE 42' Cut- 11 Hor se Power ~~~~lR~~ ~T~~! ~I.DER '116995 E KUBOTA'S- ·8-6000 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE 1 Reg $319500S ALE 1-ll85 2 WHEEL DRIVE WITH FIVE FOOT WOODS MOWER • OOoo Reg $458900SALE •• 41 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 2U4 Co noor St 1· Pomeroy, Oh10 992 2975 OPEN 9 oo S 30 Mond ay lhru Sat urday MANNING ROUSH, OWNER CO NTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Co tumbui Oh• o Mav 19 197 8 Con tra c t Sa tes L.ega t Co p y No 78 416 nee~r (I WEEK ONLY ) ~5 NOTICE TO Amencan .tnlly of 10 000 \ OlWltcers In 1934 the D1onne qumtu SNAPPER SALE Reg $H,. RI O G ~ANDE COLL E G E Ma y 21 18 June A UN IT PR ICE CONTRACT HHS 11 lli ) Sea led pr o po sa l s w 11 be r ec e ve d at t he o ff ce of t he 0 r ec t or of th e Oh o Dep art me nt of Tr an~ por tal on Col u m bus Oh o un t l 10 00 A M Oho Standar d T m e T ue sda y Ju n e 20 19 78 tor 1m pr o¥emen t s n Gall a Coun t y Oh o on Sec t on G A l 7 1934 PI 1 GA L 7 iS 77 PI II State Rou t e No 7 n Ga ii• POI s Townsh p by g r a d ng ara n ng and resu rfa c ng w fh a spha l t concrete an d turn 1sh ng and er ec t ng trail c con tr o l d e~o~ ces The Oh 10 Depart ment o f Tr a nsportat •on he r eby no t • f es a ll bi dd er s t ha t •' w II afhr m at ¥ely ns ur e th a t n an y contra ct ent er ed nto pur su a n t to th iS ad ¥C rt semen ! m nor t v ou s ness en terpn sc s w !IJ I)C aHorded f u l op port un t y to su bm 1 b d s n r es po nse to th s " " ta t o n a nd w 11 not be d1scr •m n a ted ag a 1ns t on lh (' gr ounds of r a ce colo r o r n at on al or g•n n con <; rf Prtll1 nn fnr an awflfd M n mum wag e r fltes fo r th s pr otec t h a ¥e bee n pr ea et erm n ed as r eq u rea by aw and ar e set fo rt h n th e b d propos a l The aate se t for com ple t on of lh•s work sha l l be se t forth •n t he b dd •ng pr o pos at Ecch b dd e r sh all be re q u red to I l e w th h s b d a ce n 1 ea che c k or cash er s check tor a n a mo unt eq 1..al to I ¥e per cent of h11o b td bul n no e¥ent m or e tha n f ttt y tho usa nd do ar s or a bon d lor t en per ce nt of hh b d pay ab l e to the D.retl or B dder s must app l y on lh e p r oper f o rms fo r qu a 11cat on d t l cast t en Clay s pr or to th e d ate se t fo r op en ng b d s n a cco r d an ce wll h Ch a pt e r 55 75 O h o Rev sea Code Pl ans and sp ec f cat ons ar c on 1 le n the Depart rnent of TraM-port a t on ana the off ce o t II e 0 s t r~c t Depu t y D•r ec t "'r The d r ec tor r es er ve s lh e r ght t o re,ec t any and all llt!lp 1\ anted -EXTRA I EXTRAI READALL ABOUT THESE EXTRA CLEAN CARS 1 1976 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR ..••••.•.•.•.•.•..• 4995 1977 PONTIAC PHOENIX 4 DR SEDAN .•••...•..• ...••.......... '5295 1975 BUICK ELECTRA 4 DR LIMITED ......... .. •.•.....•..••.•••• 14495 1974 BUICK ELECTRA 4 DR CUSTOM •.•.. . .••..•....••.•.•.•. 13495 1974 FORD ntUNDERBIRD LOADED..•.. ••• ·•···••·• ••• •.• .•.•.•... 13795 1975 AMC PACER D.L ..•.• . .. . •..•. .......•....• 12795 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 2 DR HT . . . . ..••....•.•.•.••• 12195 1973 MAZDA RX2 2 DR·································· ········ . 11195 1974 FORD MAVERICK 2 DR HT .•. ... ......•...•..•.•.•.•.•..• •• '2395 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA 2 DR· ···································· 12295 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAl. ---~~< 1972 CHEVROLET CAPRICE WAGON •.•••••..•.•.•.••••.••••••.• 11395 1972 CHEVROLET IMPALA CUSTOM 2 DR . . . . • . 11200 1972 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 2 DR .... •.•...•.••..•. ... ··• •· 1650 1970 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 2 DR ... .•... ..••.••• ·•• •· •···· •· 1325 1968 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .......... . ......••......••••• ··· 1295 SMITH NELSON MOTORS 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO Re¥ 81 77J M ay 18 Jun~> 1975 PINTO WAGON.. . .. p t e! on of t h s work Shall be as set forth n th e b •d d n g propo sa l EiH h b dd e r s hall be r equ r ed to f re w th h i s b d a cert f ed c h eck or cash e r s c h ec k fo r a n amounl equ al to I P.c per cent of ht s b1d but n no eve nt m or e then I f l y thou sand do ll ars or a bond for t en pe r cent of li• S b d payable to the D r ec t or B dd er s m us t ~pp l y on th e prop e r t o rn s tor qu a l t cat on 't l tc<.t s ten day s pr or o th e dill e se t f or op en ng D d s n acco r d an ce Wll ll C t-~ a pt e r 5 S2S O il o R ev sed Co de Pla ns an d spec t c a11 ons are on 1 te n th e D ep a rt me nt of Tran sp o rt a l o and the o ff ce of the D sir c t D eputy o r ec tor T he 0 r ec to r r cse r¥€ S t ile r g h t to r e ee l any an d ctll CO NT RACTORS ASTRO·GRAPH Bermce Bede Osol I)J~QJ~ 8~lf~w~~ :'! ···••• P S atr cond Very Sharp Au to t rans . . 13895 1977 MUSTANG II 2 DR ro 500 mtles local owner 4 sp tr a ns 4 cy l e ngme Cr eme Puff 1977 r.HFV 13995 NOVA 2 OR •.. . ..• o cy l Less t han 8 000 m les lo ca l owner as good as new 1975 GRANADA 2 DR 6 cyl aulo lrans . . ... . . . PS Low mtleage 6 cy l sl d trans Meigs Bookmobile ···· ·11695 V nyl roof P 5 P B ~ a tran s mag 5395 1 a1 r . .. '3995 1977 FORD F·lOO PICKUP 6 cy • The Me1gs Jackson Vmton Co unties Bookmobile schedule for Me1gs Co unty May 30 J une 1 and 2 Is Tuesday May 30 - Chester Elementa ry I to 3 Reedsville Reeds Store 3 45 to 5 15 Tuppers Plams Dmry Bar 5 45 to 6 30 Tuppers Plams Arba ugh Housmg 6 30 to 7 15 TIJUrsday, June 1 - State Route 689 1 45 to 2 15 School Lot 2 30 to 3 Carpenter 3 15 to 3 45 Dyesv1lle ! to 4 30 Dexter 4 45 to 5 15 Rutland Bank 5 30 to 6 30 Rutland Depot Street 6 30 lo 7 30 JunctiOn 124-5 7 45 lo 8 Fnday June 2 - Me1gs G~ lha Une 3 15 to 3 45 Sil ver Run 4 to 4 30 Hobson 4 45 to 5 15 Park A venue HoUSing 5 30 to 6 30 Bradbur ) 6 45 lo 7 15 Batley s Run 7 30 to 8 au t o t ran s 1977 THUNDERBIRD wheel cove rs f te down hooks 1974 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP..•..•.••. ... '2495 std tr ans Clea n 2495 1 PS P8 OPEN TILL 7 PM Excepl Thursday & Saturday It IS 00 Closed Sun day DAN THOMPSON FO See Rocky Hupp Darrell Oodrtll or Pal Htll General Manager for a Goo d Dea l on a New or U se d Vehicle 9922 196 Mtddleporl 0 VIRGO !Aug Z3 Se pl Z1) For he sake o f yo u r mage don I bac k do Nr on ag eemen t s you ve made flltngs N tll work o ut prov •ded you don t rock llle boa I Dodge '~ ACROSS CHRYSLER COAPOR AT ON I Fl oat s er an 6 Soapston e 10 Ath le tiC ~j! O U P LIBRA !Sepl Z3 Ocl 13) Be a doer tOday n01 a ralt onat•ze r Oncf' you cnmm •l yo urse lf you may even star t e you rse lf w t h yo u ;n ; h eveme 11s SCO RPIO lOc i 14 Nov 11) Th• s •s not a good d ay to try to squ»e1e peopi P you re m val ved w1th socra ty fo r l av o r s The resu lt s cou ld emb ar ra ss you as wei as them a Bachelor s d egree t n Soc1al Work Telephone 446 5521 THE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER IS A PRIVATE NON PROFIT CO RPORATION AND AN EQ UAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE OHIO BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES SAG ITTARI US !Nov 23 Dec l am y n at you can do fo r everyon e s u 1 mat e good do It tegard less ot Hle u full ap pr o¥a l CAPRI CORN (Dec 11 Jan 19) lmpo n an t pla ns s lloul d n I be 11np en entod p Pceme al to d ay K eep yo ur ove r all ObJPC i tvr s In mlfld at all 11me s AQUARIU S (Jan 10 Feb 19) You r pu tenl al k • acq u s• t on tod ay w1ll be tnr ougn yo ur nnrrnal r. han 1el'l Spf'r.ulil l on co uld bed S<ippo n hng fo r you PIS CES !Feb 10 March 10) W•tll I •end s to day yO UI pop u la t lly s I kely to IJe at a h g h pont W th rne nhf>rc; o l y o u r o wn tru 11ly you t1 ay not lli:l ke SUCil I ()IQ I II ARI ES (Ma rch 1\ Aptll191 fe y nd• cat ors na ( I e a tr1 flf nPga I1¥U IJut the y w on 1 be mdl t. d ''"c o t th r ou tc o me of tOddY s e ... en l s You rr u cky nl the st e tch TAUR US !Aprt l 10 May 10) You 11 tw fo rt una te n mo'l t s tua i iM"' t orL~y w• t h th e e .: ce p t un o t o nf" s rP tl •ng to your !mar ce s Do n t temnl the fa tes m lha ar ea SWAIN AUCTION BARN Wr ~ II .ln yth1n q l or anvbodv ~ I ou r A uc t on B Hn or If v u o tlom c For nlo rmilt 1111 rt l d tl •ck up \ (¥IC C filii 15b 1961 Srl iC Ev ery Sat vrday N•ghlilt 1 pm SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE nnr lh Sv; pu n Auct Co rn rr T tl rd & O t1 v 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1978 10:30 A.M. Hav mg sold farm wtll offer fo r sale Lo ca t ed approx 2 m iles from Harnsonv1lle Oh1o or approx 6 m1le s from State R t JJ north of Pomero.,. Oht o on Co Rd 18 (Ktng sburv Rd I HOUS EH OLD 24 1n Zen rth c olor TV R CA stereo w AM F M r edio tape and r ecord p la yer 2 pc lt ving roo m sut te new etec tr c Wh te !lewtn g m a c hme wood table & cha tr s gr een K enmore portable d shwa sher stands tabl es desk chars book case kitche n table & 6 chatrs t wo 1 pc bedroom su ites new qu i ll s lamps J;u cture s e nd ta bles d• shes pots & pan s a l l ki nd s ol sma l l app l tan ces Ken m or e upnght & cani st er sweeper w ood sw tng gl•der foldt ng table new 8ft p1cnlc tab le 9 on Adm iral T V Whirlpool IS 8 cu II uprtghl deep ! rec 1e porch glide r fan mt sc jars r eco rd p la yer m ise llne ns '1 dryers and apple peeler MISC 1q74 G r' a~Jely gar den tra ctor w e lednc start & dual whe els bru sh hog rol o plow hand ma de tra ct or I H stone burr mtl f and 4 c yl in d er Contin ental mot or tra il er 7 rolls new welded mesh w1 r e 9 1n Wa r ds table saw 6 H P Mart in 60 boa t motor lloor fu r na ce Wa rm Morntng gas st ove w thermostat vented ga s hea t ers 8 bi g alumtn•m wtn dow and m i se atumtnum windows log chains gas btr ch fogs lor firep l a ce • 1 H P le t pump l ot s of hand tools Wt zard lawn mower 37 ft a lum inum ext ladder meta l c abt ne t fence c harg er Johnson C B rooftng oak lum ber sawed for cattle ~ac k s and m tsc othe r Ite m s s ANTIQ UE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS Cu t g lass vase & dtshes Bend tx rad io & record player 16xl0 p•ctureframe krau l culler 8 gal slone jar w lid corn shel ler mllk cr.n foun dati on sto n es LUNCH D Smtih 949 2033 cro ssc ut saws CASH J Carnahan 949 7708 se w~raf large POSITIVE 10 L Donohue 741 3048 Not respon sible f or acddents or loss of property I MONDAY, MAY 29 lklby s II ng 446 ~ n.q n All events managed by my Ph hemP. 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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 9 A.M. 1978 IRHH AVtN G RAMICS Very c l ean • ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE G lenn Horold Adk 1s J1 Moy 29 1907 11 yao rs ago • l le sa po n : veu on ly I ve fro m doy to day Afl that you ho ve learned All that you hove seen • li.etched m you m nd • It s on ly me nor es lo st n I me Ne ver to be reca pt ured • Never to be den t f ed TM love we sha red Tho! wo ~ ~o ! ne In nernory of Dy ke Go ell who pass ed ow oy May /.7 1977 All wh o bel eve n God s nerr y and groce W II neet the r lo11ed ores l oce to I Ol e Where I me IS e nd lo ss ond jOy un b aker And o ly the wo rd s of God s loYe o e !:>poke• !lad y m ss ed by h•s ton ly ond fr •or d~ 12995 1975 GRANADA GHIA 4 OR 1974 FORD F-350 TON CAB-CHASSIS · STATE OF OHIO DEP A RTMENT OF Transportal on Columbus Oht o Ma y 12 1978 Con tr ac t Sa le s L e ga l Copy No 78 453 U NI T PR I CE CONTRACT Se a ted p op osat s w II b e r cce1 ¥ed at t he off ce of th e 0 rec t o r ot the Oh o D(part m ent ot Tran s Co l umbus Ot o p or t at on u nt 1 10 00 AM Oh o May 18 1978 Sta nd a r d T •me T ll ur sd ay 19 78 f or Ttl s co m1mg yedt you arc l•kely June 8 pr o¥ements .,, to have morf' oppor l untly tlla• A t hen s G all a Guern se y us ual to o b ta r1 th ngs yo ve H oc k n q Me gs M onroe a wa ys rtesHecl t~ml do t il ny::, M o r g a n N oble P er r ( w ash ngt o n you ¥e wan ted o tlo Be v nt on and enterp smg Set yo t r s g tll ':l Cou nt ( S Ot1 o o n V H ous r ou t es a nd sec t on s b y o'lp h gh p v nq cen t er 1 ncs a nd an c b d; GEM INI !Ma y 11 June 101 1 nes Ra ther than tr y 10 run the w hol e Ph1ement W dth - v a r es OAV IDL WEIR Pro tec t LC nQth 0 00 t eet show yoUJ self today le t o thers Dt REC T O t< talo-e th e rnon" ac l ve rol es Th s or 0 00 m e R ev81773 Wor k Length var ous s your mo s t pro f•table cQu r se t ee t or va r ous m tc Mav 21 28 Like ro I ncl out more of wt1a1 Th e d at e se t l o r rnm lH?S il head lo r you 1 Sf" nd tn 1 you r co py ol A s tr o Graph Lr I te r by na t1nq 50 cen l s l or ear h an d a lon q se ll addr c sed sta mped en ... elope to A st o Gt aph P 0 Bo, 189 Rad• o C t y Statton N Y 10019 Be su rP to IS cu rrently accept mg a pphcatron s for the f oll ow 1ng sp ee d y btr l h s•g n po sttton I( 1 18 000 m•l es Ltke n ew Au to tr an s V 8 a ulo trans NOT ICE TO May 18 1977 PINTO RUNABOUT 3 DR .•. ..•.•. ••• 13295 6 cyl 992-2174 ~unday Dan Thompson Ford 4 cy l ' Your Fn e ndly Dealer " Don 't fo rget before you buy any car, New or Use d . we can sa ve you mon ey See or call one of These Fnendty Salesmen J D Story Ray Dou~ 1 a s or B1ll Nelson Fot On All Used Cars & Trucks AI 1974 PINTO 2 DR. WE WILL BE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY b ds DA VIDL WEI R D RE CTOR 11s onl y memone s lost r t• ne Sweet as they may be or ~ Ha rsh as they moy seem Entoy 1hem the11 and there For all you hov new Ar e memo r es to hold but N,9ver ago n to be shoted .. II s on ly memor es los t r llrn e '1.ove you forever l11tl e Men ~omm e ond Dodd e Herold o 1d Sh r Icy • Ststen. l ~~o ond Sl epham c , You PoPe and MeMo s Ope mng lead + 2 \ Kcnt u lk\ reader "ants to kno" the c h.mce that each op pone nt " ' II hold JUSt trump s \ ou hold fl\ ~ du rm n'r' hold s none fly Oswald Ja <nby and Ala n Sontag South holds a nummum notrump op cmng and North I he chance that c1 ghl (€trds " ill dlvtdc 4 4 mt ss mg 1s JU St unde1 ~ l per cent In ha s a s lt ghtl) s ulrrmnunum ra 1s c to three lllus the contract ts not gotng to m£1ke ts ) the od ds are more thd n 1. tu l su tt ag C~ tn ~t t he brc.tklll l-\ '\I 'A "'I \ l l li~ "\lttl!ll!S~ 1\S.S:". On ~ ou t1ave a questron ttl(' e~vN t ~ Wr te A ~ h lor rne £ 1pf't ls ca eo tht s 1e wsoa pt! tnd lltrtoal ques tu:Jns wt/1 ne t:J ns welt:od f acco npa med our sd ect1 on of the f1rst ca rd to pla y from dummy You should pia) dummy s 10 of spades l.sn t th1s w <:~s llng a 10 spot Yes but you are wast 11\1\f\.\f.l )1!)'\l W ~\Olci!'l other "1thouL e1tlu r a lol of Iuc k of fdlr l u c k plus some help fr om the opponen ts Sll .lllgel) e n ou~h the ke 1 plav to c n c ou 1age vour oppo ne nts to help you f o ur rtnd ov srampra self addressed emC"Int,es rne mos t 1n tPres1 ng q ues t ons w II be used n th s colu mn and will recetve cop res o f JACO BY MODERN I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ ~ byHenr• ArnotoandBoblee Unscr amble these tou r Jumbles one leHer Ia eacn square to form tour ord•nary woras I PORDOb II r_ \ anbale 11 YO U hoYe o se Yltf.' to ofl e wo 1! to buy o ~e ll some th 19 oe l ook 1 g l or worlo. or wha teve you II get resu ~ f o ~ t e r w th o Sent ne l Won t Ad Ca ll q~ 7 '11 S6 HIU.!: f-AMilY G ara ge So le l ue s Wed Thur$ ot John Dam e w oo d s r es de n ce obo\lu ~o:o te1 n H1gh Sc hool on LR 18 lot ~ of goo d c:l ott god msc tl30 Ill do1k JUNl 1 8. '} Two gom ly ga rage ~ o le l ots of ch ldre n i cloth ng l ks 11e1 s ord wom ens do th ng cu • l ou ~ d shes and ll i SC le m~ f. · ~ • ~ heet po ~ l Po mer o y l::l e men tory JOO Wt gh t ~ :10 ] 30 III J \TARNEK t PL.A'v'ED 10 6 ~y COCKNEY li<:AMP6 ILABERVj r I I Now arrange the cu cled letters l o tonn the surpnse ans wer as sug gesled by the above cartoon Print answer here '"w YARD ) AL!: Sc al ly ., 070 A., h !,1 M1ddlepo I l ue., W (!l Moy JOJ I MU E> I~AL I~"Tl<:UMENi5 '"rrrr Y~" _ """"_j (Answers Monday ) Yes terdays I Jumbles BROIL HYENA CUDGEl TYRANT An9wer Found you In 1he red I - R U IN ED The lateal JUMBLES 1rt here In JUMBLE BOOK t1 0 and JUMBLE BOOK 11 1 Available tor $1 35 EACH postpaid from Jumble cJo lhlt newspepar P 0 8011 34 Norwood N J 07648 Make checks PIYablt IO Newooaoort>ookl. �. ~'-'F~; jj;t"R.'esults Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds D-3- The Sunday T1mes.Sentmel Sunday, May 28 1978 For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Total Cadil/JJc Value Makes It Number One • •• 1978 Cadillac Aeetwood Brougham Mr Karr s Demo $AVE 1977 Cadillac Deville Cpe. . . . .'8900 1976 Cadillac Sed. DeVIlle .. . . 17500 Fun pOwer dlr ster~ T& T w heel cruise I 1975 Cadillac Cpe. Deville . . ..S5600 \ No 1 In U S Luxury Car Resale Val ue Leather seahng area T& T wheel srere o full powe r "" 1 3695 1 2495 1974 Cad. Sed Deville . 1973 Cadillac Sed. DeviiiP. .. Ful l power a1 r stereo full vinyl roof I \No 1 In U S Luxury Car Repea l Own ership 1973 Cadillac Cpe. DeviiiP. ... s1995 SterPO tape T& T wheel full po..,...er a1r The Next Best Tlung To A 1978 Cadillac- Tlwt 's A Prevwusly· Owned Clullllilc for } ou DRIVE HOME AWINNER See One of The se Courteous Sa lesmen Pete Bu r ns Ma rvtn Keebaughor George Harns KARR & VAN ZANDT You II L1M e Our Qua lity Wa y of Oomg Busme ss GMC F.nancmg Open Eve•u.,qs Unt ! 6 oo- Til 5 p m Sat 9q2 S342 Pomeroy =======SPECIAL.====== '76 CHEV. NOVA 4 Dr cond top & miles Sedan rad 1o auto trans fa c a1 r 6 cy l e n gme yell ow gold wlfh v m yl m a tchmg mte nor w s w t1res 22 000 l1ke new '3495 WOOD MOTORS Sealed Proposals w II be rece ved by t he R o G ra nde College at The Off ce of t he Pres de nt of R o Grande Co llege R 1o Grande Ga tt1a Co unt y OhiO unt I 12 00 Noon E D S T on the 12th day of June 1978 and opened mmed•ate ty th erea ft er for furn 1sh ng the mater at and perform ng the tabor t o r w 1n dow modd c at i ons roof ng and heat ng and ventilating mcd1f cat •ons on the O•n ng Hall Boyd H all Holler Hall Moulton Ha ll and Dav s Ha l tor th e R10 Gran de Col lege R o Grande Gal l1a County Oh o n ac co r dance with t he Plans a nd Spec111ca t ens prepa r ed by Robert F Beaty A r ch teet 403 Pott ers Sa¥ ngs and Loan Buil d ng 517 Broadway East L ¥er poo l Oh o 43920 and on f te n the Oft ce of the Pres dent o f R o G r ande College R o Gran de Gall Ia Co u nt y Oh o One se t o f P lans a nd Specl l lcal!on s ancl P ropos al Bla nk s toge th e r w lh any tu rth er m tormat on oes r ed may be se c ured from th e O ff ce of the Arch teet upon depos• t o t a check •n the amount of $1 00 00 made payable to th e Arch teet II an add 1 anal set o t pla n s a no spec I cat ons IS reque sted by the B dder the n sa d B1dder w11 1 be charg ed th e cost ot $1 00 per sheet o t draw ngs and $0 10 p er page of spec t ca t ens upon rece pt of a reque st ac compan ed by a depo5 I as named above the Arch teet w 111 forwar d co pl es of t he b dd ng do c u!Tie nt s a s named n the preced ng paragraph SH I P P IN G CHA RGE S COLLEC T Depos 1 will be refunded u pon th e r et urn of P lans and Spec 1 c at ons n go od cond ton and w 1lh posta ge or ex press charges prep a d W1tn ln ten ( 10 ) days after the date bn:ls are ope ned The depo s t w1 1 not be refun ded upon return of documents at a tater dale Each bid sha ll be ac com p aned by a B d and perfo r mance Bon d n t'ln a mount equal to th e tota l sum of the Proposal •nclud ng al l ADO Alternat es. suppor ted by a Power of Attorney tor th e bond ng age nt a Cer t 1 ca e fro m the Department ot Insurance author1ztng th e Sure t y Com pan y to do su r et y bu s ness 1n the Sta te o f Qh o and a c u rr ent f nanc a l sta t e m en t o r t he Surety Com pany A Pr oposa l sh al l be nval d and not cons1dered un es s a bon d w th su tf c en ! su r et es n a su m equal to the ota l su m of til e Propo sa l ncl ud ng all ADD Alterna t es s 1 led w th su ch Proposa nor unless su ch P oposa l and Bond are I led n one seated envelo pe B ds are to be sea te d Md addr ess ed to the Pr es dent ot R o Grand e Coll ege R o Gran d e Ga l! a Co un ly Oh o and pta n y m arke d on ne ou tsi d e o t the en velop e e dS lor Con t ra c ts tor Mod 1 cat on s to th e D n ng Hall Boyd Ha ll Ho lzer Ha Moulton Ha ll and Dav s H i! I to r R o Grande Coll ege R o Grande Gall a Co un ty Oh iO R•o G r and e Coll ege r eserves t he r ghf to re 1ect a ny ana a l l b ds Ea ch b dder must 1n su r e that a ll em p l o ye es and ap p i c an s t or em ployment are no! d '5 cr m na t ed aga n sf b ec a use o t ra c e cot or re i g on sex or nat 101 ~ 1 or tg n N o b dOer may w thdraw h s od w tth n tn rt y (30) days alter t he ac t ua l da te o f the open n g th ereof BY O RDER OF THE Gallipolis Eastern Ave The Almanac u oJted Pre" lnlerna!looal today IS Sunda) Ma) 28 the !4Bth cia\ of 1978 "''h 217 to follow The moon IS m 11 s last qarter The morn mg star IS Mer cur) The e\ enm g sta rs are Mars Venus Jupiter and Saturn TI1ose born on th1s date are Wld er the Sign of Gem1n1 Br1llsh statesman W1lharn Pitt the Younger wa s born May 28 1759 On thi S da) m hl>1or y b1 1798 Pres1denl John Ada ms was empowered by Co ngre ss to re crutt an p\ets were born Callander Ontario In 1940 the evacuatiOn of Br1t1sh Fren ch and Belg1an troops from Dunkirk on the F:nghsh Cha nnel coast of h a nee began A total of 337 000 men reached Bntatn safel) but 13 000 were killed b\ C1erman mthlar) umts 30" Cul- 8 Horse Power ELECTRIC START RIDER Regular $934 95 SALE 30" Cut- 8 Horse Power HAND START RIDER SALE 42' Cut- 11 Hor se Power ~~~~lR~~ ~T~~! ~I.DER '116995 E KUBOTA'S- ·8-6000 FOUR WHEEL DRIVE 1 Reg $319500S ALE 1-ll85 2 WHEEL DRIVE WITH FIVE FOOT WOODS MOWER • OOoo Reg $458900SALE •• 41 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 2U4 Co noor St 1· Pomeroy, Oh10 992 2975 OPEN 9 oo S 30 Mond ay lhru Sat urday MANNING ROUSH, OWNER CO NTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Co tumbui Oh• o Mav 19 197 8 Con tra c t Sa tes L.ega t Co p y No 78 416 nee~r (I WEEK ONLY ) ~5 NOTICE TO Amencan .tnlly of 10 000 \ OlWltcers In 1934 the D1onne qumtu SNAPPER SALE Reg $H,. RI O G ~ANDE COLL E G E Ma y 21 18 June A UN IT PR ICE CONTRACT HHS 11 lli ) Sea led pr o po sa l s w 11 be r ec e ve d at t he o ff ce of t he 0 r ec t or of th e Oh o Dep art me nt of Tr an~ por tal on Col u m bus Oh o un t l 10 00 A M Oho Standar d T m e T ue sda y Ju n e 20 19 78 tor 1m pr o¥emen t s n Gall a Coun t y Oh o on Sec t on G A l 7 1934 PI 1 GA L 7 iS 77 PI II State Rou t e No 7 n Ga ii• POI s Townsh p by g r a d ng ara n ng and resu rfa c ng w fh a spha l t concrete an d turn 1sh ng and er ec t ng trail c con tr o l d e~o~ ces The Oh 10 Depart ment o f Tr a nsportat •on he r eby no t • f es a ll bi dd er s t ha t •' w II afhr m at ¥ely ns ur e th a t n an y contra ct ent er ed nto pur su a n t to th iS ad ¥C rt semen ! m nor t v ou s ness en terpn sc s w !IJ I)C aHorded f u l op port un t y to su bm 1 b d s n r es po nse to th s " " ta t o n a nd w 11 not be d1scr •m n a ted ag a 1ns t on lh (' gr ounds of r a ce colo r o r n at on al or g•n n con <; rf Prtll1 nn fnr an awflfd M n mum wag e r fltes fo r th s pr otec t h a ¥e bee n pr ea et erm n ed as r eq u rea by aw and ar e set fo rt h n th e b d propos a l The aate se t for com ple t on of lh•s work sha l l be se t forth •n t he b dd •ng pr o pos at Ecch b dd e r sh all be re q u red to I l e w th h s b d a ce n 1 ea che c k or cash er s check tor a n a mo unt eq 1..al to I ¥e per cent of h11o b td bul n no e¥ent m or e tha n f ttt y tho usa nd do ar s or a bon d lor t en per ce nt of hh b d pay ab l e to the D.retl or B dder s must app l y on lh e p r oper f o rms fo r qu a 11cat on d t l cast t en Clay s pr or to th e d ate se t fo r op en ng b d s n a cco r d an ce wll h Ch a pt e r 55 75 O h o Rev sea Code Pl ans and sp ec f cat ons ar c on 1 le n the Depart rnent of TraM-port a t on ana the off ce o t II e 0 s t r~c t Depu t y D•r ec t "'r The d r ec tor r es er ve s lh e r ght t o re,ec t any and all llt!lp 1\ anted -EXTRA I EXTRAI READALL ABOUT THESE EXTRA CLEAN CARS 1 1976 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR ..••••.•.•.•.•.•..• 4995 1977 PONTIAC PHOENIX 4 DR SEDAN .•••...•..• ...••.......... 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MAIN POMEROY, OHIO Re¥ 81 77J M ay 18 Jun~> 1975 PINTO WAGON.. . .. p t e! on of t h s work Shall be as set forth n th e b •d d n g propo sa l EiH h b dd e r s hall be r equ r ed to f re w th h i s b d a cert f ed c h eck or cash e r s c h ec k fo r a n amounl equ al to I P.c per cent of ht s b1d but n no eve nt m or e then I f l y thou sand do ll ars or a bond for t en pe r cent of li• S b d payable to the D r ec t or B dd er s m us t ~pp l y on th e prop e r t o rn s tor qu a l t cat on 't l tc<.t s ten day s pr or o th e dill e se t f or op en ng D d s n acco r d an ce Wll ll C t-~ a pt e r 5 S2S O il o R ev sed Co de Pla ns an d spec t c a11 ons are on 1 te n th e D ep a rt me nt of Tran sp o rt a l o and the o ff ce of the D sir c t D eputy o r ec tor T he 0 r ec to r r cse r¥€ S t ile r g h t to r e ee l any an d ctll CO NT RACTORS ASTRO·GRAPH Bermce Bede Osol I)J~QJ~ 8~lf~w~~ :'! ···••• P S atr cond Very Sharp Au to t rans . . 13895 1977 MUSTANG II 2 DR ro 500 mtles local owner 4 sp tr a ns 4 cy l e ngme Cr eme Puff 1977 r.HFV 13995 NOVA 2 OR •.. . ..• o cy l Less t han 8 000 m les lo ca l owner as good as new 1975 GRANADA 2 DR 6 cyl aulo lrans . . ... . . . PS Low mtleage 6 cy l sl d trans Meigs Bookmobile ···· ·11695 V nyl roof P 5 P B ~ a tran s mag 5395 1 a1 r . .. '3995 1977 FORD F·lOO PICKUP 6 cy • The Me1gs Jackson Vmton Co unties Bookmobile schedule for Me1gs Co unty May 30 J une 1 and 2 Is Tuesday May 30 - Chester Elementa ry I to 3 Reedsville Reeds Store 3 45 to 5 15 Tuppers Plams Dmry Bar 5 45 to 6 30 Tuppers Plams Arba ugh Housmg 6 30 to 7 15 TIJUrsday, June 1 - State Route 689 1 45 to 2 15 School Lot 2 30 to 3 Carpenter 3 15 to 3 45 Dyesv1lle ! to 4 30 Dexter 4 45 to 5 15 Rutland Bank 5 30 to 6 30 Rutland Depot Street 6 30 lo 7 30 JunctiOn 124-5 7 45 lo 8 Fnday June 2 - Me1gs G~ lha Une 3 15 to 3 45 Sil ver Run 4 to 4 30 Hobson 4 45 to 5 15 Park A venue HoUSing 5 30 to 6 30 Bradbur ) 6 45 lo 7 15 Batley s Run 7 30 to 8 au t o t ran s 1977 THUNDERBIRD wheel cove rs f te down hooks 1974 CHEV. C-10 PICKUP..•..•.••. ... '2495 std tr ans Clea n 2495 1 PS P8 OPEN TILL 7 PM Excepl Thursday & Saturday It IS 00 Closed Sun day DAN THOMPSON FO See Rocky Hupp Darrell Oodrtll or Pal Htll General Manager for a Goo d Dea l on a New or U se d Vehicle 9922 196 Mtddleporl 0 VIRGO !Aug Z3 Se pl Z1) For he sake o f yo u r mage don I bac k do Nr on ag eemen t s you ve made flltngs N tll work o ut prov •ded you don t rock llle boa I Dodge '~ ACROSS CHRYSLER COAPOR AT ON I Fl oat s er an 6 Soapston e 10 Ath le tiC ~j! O U P LIBRA !Sepl Z3 Ocl 13) Be a doer tOday n01 a ralt onat•ze r Oncf' you cnmm •l yo urse lf you may even star t e you rse lf w t h yo u ;n ; h eveme 11s SCO RPIO lOc i 14 Nov 11) Th• s •s not a good d ay to try to squ»e1e peopi P you re m val ved w1th socra ty fo r l av o r s The resu lt s cou ld emb ar ra ss you as wei as them a Bachelor s d egree t n Soc1al Work Telephone 446 5521 THE MENTAL HEALTH CENTER IS A PRIVATE NON PROFIT CO RPORATION AND AN EQ UAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE OHIO BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SERVICES SAG ITTARI US !Nov 23 Dec l am y n at you can do fo r everyon e s u 1 mat e good do It tegard less ot Hle u full ap pr o¥a l CAPRI CORN (Dec 11 Jan 19) lmpo n an t pla ns s lloul d n I be 11np en entod p Pceme al to d ay K eep yo ur ove r all ObJPC i tvr s In mlfld at all 11me s AQUARIU S (Jan 10 Feb 19) You r pu tenl al k • acq u s• t on tod ay w1ll be tnr ougn yo ur nnrrnal r. han 1el'l Spf'r.ulil l on co uld bed S<ippo n hng fo r you PIS CES !Feb 10 March 10) W•tll I •end s to day yO UI pop u la t lly s I kely to IJe at a h g h pont W th rne nhf>rc; o l y o u r o wn tru 11ly you t1 ay not lli:l ke SUCil I ()IQ I II ARI ES (Ma rch 1\ Aptll191 fe y nd• cat ors na ( I e a tr1 flf nPga I1¥U IJut the y w on 1 be mdl t. d ''"c o t th r ou tc o me of tOddY s e ... en l s You rr u cky nl the st e tch TAUR US !Aprt l 10 May 10) You 11 tw fo rt una te n mo'l t s tua i iM"' t orL~y w• t h th e e .: ce p t un o t o nf" s rP tl •ng to your !mar ce s Do n t temnl the fa tes m lha ar ea SWAIN AUCTION BARN Wr ~ II .ln yth1n q l or anvbodv ~ I ou r A uc t on B Hn or If v u o tlom c For nlo rmilt 1111 rt l d tl •ck up \ (¥IC C filii 15b 1961 Srl iC Ev ery Sat vrday N•ghlilt 1 pm SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE nnr lh Sv; pu n Auct Co rn rr T tl rd & O t1 v 1 SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1978 10:30 A.M. 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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 9 A.M. 1978 IRHH AVtN G RAMICS Very c l ean • ANNUAL MEETING NOTICE G lenn Horold Adk 1s J1 Moy 29 1907 11 yao rs ago • l le sa po n : veu on ly I ve fro m doy to day Afl that you ho ve learned All that you hove seen • li.etched m you m nd • It s on ly me nor es lo st n I me Ne ver to be reca pt ured • Never to be den t f ed TM love we sha red Tho! wo ~ ~o ! ne In nernory of Dy ke Go ell who pass ed ow oy May /.7 1977 All wh o bel eve n God s nerr y and groce W II neet the r lo11ed ores l oce to I Ol e Where I me IS e nd lo ss ond jOy un b aker And o ly the wo rd s of God s loYe o e !:>poke• !lad y m ss ed by h•s ton ly ond fr •or d~ 12995 1975 GRANADA GHIA 4 OR 1974 FORD F-350 TON CAB-CHASSIS · STATE OF OHIO DEP A RTMENT OF Transportal on Columbus Oht o Ma y 12 1978 Con tr ac t Sa le s L e ga l Copy No 78 453 U NI T PR I CE CONTRACT Se a ted p op osat s w II b e r cce1 ¥ed at t he off ce of th e 0 rec t o r ot the Oh o D(part m ent ot Tran s Co l umbus Ot o p or t at on u nt 1 10 00 AM Oh o May 18 1978 Sta nd a r d T •me T ll ur sd ay 19 78 f or Ttl s co m1mg yedt you arc l•kely June 8 pr o¥ements .,, to have morf' oppor l untly tlla• A t hen s G all a Guern se y us ual to o b ta r1 th ngs yo ve H oc k n q Me gs M onroe a wa ys rtesHecl t~ml do t il ny::, M o r g a n N oble P er r ( w ash ngt o n you ¥e wan ted o tlo Be v nt on and enterp smg Set yo t r s g tll ':l Cou nt ( S Ot1 o o n V H ous r ou t es a nd sec t on s b y o'lp h gh p v nq cen t er 1 ncs a nd an c b d; GEM INI !Ma y 11 June 101 1 nes Ra ther than tr y 10 run the w hol e Ph1ement W dth - v a r es OAV IDL WEIR Pro tec t LC nQth 0 00 t eet show yoUJ self today le t o thers Dt REC T O t< talo-e th e rnon" ac l ve rol es Th s or 0 00 m e R ev81773 Wor k Length var ous s your mo s t pro f•table cQu r se t ee t or va r ous m tc Mav 21 28 Like ro I ncl out more of wt1a1 Th e d at e se t l o r rnm lH?S il head lo r you 1 Sf" nd tn 1 you r co py ol A s tr o Graph Lr I te r by na t1nq 50 cen l s l or ear h an d a lon q se ll addr c sed sta mped en ... elope to A st o Gt aph P 0 Bo, 189 Rad• o C t y Statton N Y 10019 Be su rP to IS cu rrently accept mg a pphcatron s for the f oll ow 1ng sp ee d y btr l h s•g n po sttton I( 1 18 000 m•l es Ltke n ew Au to tr an s V 8 a ulo trans NOT ICE TO May 18 1977 PINTO RUNABOUT 3 DR .•. ..•.•. ••• 13295 6 cyl 992-2174 ~unday Dan Thompson Ford 4 cy l ' Your Fn e ndly Dealer " Don 't fo rget before you buy any car, New or Use d . we can sa ve you mon ey See or call one of These Fnendty Salesmen J D Story Ray Dou~ 1 a s or B1ll Nelson Fot On All Used Cars & Trucks AI 1974 PINTO 2 DR. WE WILL BE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY b ds DA VIDL WEI R D RE CTOR 11s onl y memone s lost r t• ne Sweet as they may be or ~ Ha rsh as they moy seem Entoy 1hem the11 and there For all you hov new Ar e memo r es to hold but N,9ver ago n to be shoted .. II s on ly memor es los t r llrn e '1.ove you forever l11tl e Men ~omm e ond Dodd e Herold o 1d Sh r Icy • Ststen. l ~~o ond Sl epham c , You PoPe and MeMo s Ope mng lead + 2 \ Kcnt u lk\ reader "ants to kno" the c h.mce that each op pone nt " ' II hold JUSt trump s \ ou hold fl\ ~ du rm n'r' hold s none fly Oswald Ja <nby and Ala n Sontag South holds a nummum notrump op cmng and North I he chance that c1 ghl (€trds " ill dlvtdc 4 4 mt ss mg 1s JU St unde1 ~ l per cent In ha s a s lt ghtl) s ulrrmnunum ra 1s c to three lllus the contract ts not gotng to m£1ke ts ) the od ds are more thd n 1. tu l su tt ag C~ tn ~t t he brc.tklll l-\ '\I 'A "'I \ l l li~ "\lttl!ll!S~ 1\S.S:". 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Jack W Carsey Mgr ~ Phon e99l2181 Will ( AIU lo • the elderly rn our homo Phon{) (jq'J. lJ 14 WAaH WHl d1lhng W1ilro n l Cron t 7 <~1167Cf 011d dow n ~ p ou t ~ All w o rt.. quorontf• c d Ca ll JHIJ ~ Btl / ':l!:l) 4 11 ~ ~HA I ht pa " ~hop 1t'> R1ve1 Rd Kor1 o u9 0 Aut o bod., work co l I )ton,., , 11 ot t'\ Ph A40 ~~I d ~ IANL!'( )lt. AMlk Car pe l lll'OI r r )f'f: 1119 ~~ bt!lre vrng whc>n ) tor ley ':t ttlomn g Coil .1 40 4IUH 1\ 0GG~ f XH MINAIING CO Ia r n~t ty I omu~ & 0 dell) Oak H1ll Oh Coli co I ct !.rtl/ bl4Q VI fllt i N G l~ ~ I ! V{O wo tur dol t oiiJ/Q1Ii' 4 CO Al h mp ~ t o ke• lun e'> torw del vor ed Vou qln /4~ ~JU'f Wheel Alignment v ~r y a nd Dovrd MOBil£ tllME SERVICE Anchorlnt• Sklrtlnv. Awnings, Pttla 446-2642 "We Sell Better Living" TWO MILE S OUT - Ro ule 160 appro x land good Investment for only $10 000 Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker LOG CABIN - NEW LISTING OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE In lhe w<lderness ol Ihe Wayne Nahona I Forest 5 t o 8 acre tra cts of wood land Maintenance free qualtty butlt br tck Spa c to us 3 BR 2 story tr ame hOm e fir epla ce ea t 10 kr t chen wrlh range an d r efr rg 30 x24 b lock gnrage ha s workshop a nd pa neled oflrce Beau t tul ' 2 acre wooded lo t C1ty Sc hols Clay E lementary ki tchen. with plent y of space for fam<ly dln ong 3 BR Concrete d n ve Co sell <ng fasl for $32 000 NEW LISTING frame and bnck wt th 5 bedrooms and 3 ba ths rec room w1th pool table doubl e garage forced atr hea tm g a nd cooling untt larg e patto wrth sundeck ho use 1s totally carpeted and m a ny o ther conven re n ces too numerous to mention Located on State Route 7 In R1ggs Crest Manor Well worth ' BUILD I NG OR MOBILE HOME SI TE Glas sbur n Rd tn Spr tng frel d Twp $ 4 000 $16,000 coun tr y atmosph er e fr end l y netghborhOd 3 B R br1ck an d tram e on w ell land sc aped 1 acre lot Frre plrt ce f u l l y carpet ed lamr ty srzed k1fchen ga r age p atro 45)1(150 shaded f lat lo4 tust four miles f rom town lOR S AL~ ~y OWN ~f< A veluC H vcrvrt'w pr o p( rty w1th I! Of! loge on I rr ~ I and S1l OIId A ., , rruv ~ !:j rOO " 'J both ~ J co1 goroqe Colt wuc k clop 4 4 b 4 3~] £>venrn qs 011d Sunday 44& OIJ9 Shown by op po nlrnen t onl y l O W)All BY OWN~ J< Ve1y " te J bdr ! orne homo both ~ 1..., rrn k t I ucplon; "' drrung rrn form rr n par try pl(i 1ty o l do~e r ~ <O l pc l llll ough lo u t garbage dr ~ p o!>o l ~ l om loh ~ l ef"l ~m lo. ~ a llo drcd gowgc po t1o On large IPYol lot r C1o wn Cr ty on Gall ro St Co I ~~b b66Jo r~ lrr ne 1H~H tJO H HOU)t lrkp n~w No ghbor f ood J<d 1 acre~ Co li 44e 101 ~o r 44 6 l?4J l:lY h o m~ QCI(' elcc trrc hea t orr 1 cor go age w th opener Call 44b 4697 1 1 bdr h ou~e 111 Add r ~ o n po I ol !wn w th wPII wOII r 44 b O.'liJ J.OH SALl ev OW N~H I J • bO Hollypor l.. mah1le home on pr r11UIU lo t m Chcn lu1 Co li Jb7 0'100 J~ ACIU I ARM b nns and bo1h l1oder ~ po t w rrh hook up larg e born tobotco bo~c Neo Wa terl oo Oh Coli b 1464 3 'J4J 7 H o u~c tor Sale. !tent ur Trade I~AOt: lWO lot!> rn Pomeroy WI I trade lo1 bu lldo1er 01 mo!or horne Coli 1 J(}.t 6d8 5607 f o• t Goy W V ~lobil c You won I b el tev e a rne C)( l r as rn thr s 3 BR b rr c k. r anc h Bea med ce rlmg 1n f amrty rm Pan tr y st ora ge plu s lois of real wood cabrne ts sna c k bar rn krf chen Full bath s- lully ca rpe ted Sundec k w rtn bur It rn ben ches and table 2 c ar garage h as atft C storage t!u lo open er Slo r age bl d g J • ac r e lcve lrtwn Near Ho lz er Hosprtal z Doublew1d£ be droom s 7 co rner lo t 1n Arbaugh Add1fron Tuppers Plarns SPECI AL $~~ 3rrck rtnd frdm c ranc t1 rn exce llen t nt:>rq l1tJor llOd 3C<'t ut lu i green l~wn 100 x200 ll.:IS ~m a l tJnrn stor aqe b id W1 lh lot! Ch arn ltnk l r ncc rn rr.: M 3 BR t ully c ar pc l ecl Lo ts ol c(1b net s 1n krtc hr n p lus r un oc me! dr5hwasncr Cen (1rr cond Drrl p~es rn c tu ch d Oh o Only S5 000 00 down n ce Any U S made car- p•rls ex t ra 1f needed Exc lud es front w hee l drt vt nrs GEN~ PLANTS & SONS Call Now For PLUMBING HCO irng A ir Con dllton rng 300 t our lh A 'we Ph 44 b lb~7 Appotntment OtWI\1 1 PLU MBING ANO HtAIIN G Pomeroy landmark ~ck W Carsey, Mgr _ l lANOAHO Phone9922111 Route lb() ot hergrf'len Phone 446 1735 OHAIN 8 S ~WtR CLtAN ING IER VIC!: Open 'J4 Hr 7 days o week ~ !ar cher & Sou Ph l'>h '391 FARM FOR SALE - IDI ACRES - All clean mos lly tillabl e presently tn grass 2 ponds several good ba rn s & shed s 3 cow milk parlow tab base 12x60 mobrle homer s now rente d 650ft fr on tag e on Stat e Rt 55J at Eno Oh o 2 000 It frontage on coun ty rd S75 000 Ca I lor more details WE NEED LISTINGS VE RY BADLY REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS A SOUNO INVESTMENT descrobes lh 1s 47 A fra cl ol land Loca t ed approx 3 12 m 1 fr om Holze r Hosp• tal near Kerr Rolling tract 15 mos tl y clean grassland & pr rc ed at $40 000 Ch erv l lemley Assoc 1ate Hom e Phone742 200l COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - 400 fl fr ontage on Htl1on Wolfe , A ssoc 1ate Home 949 2599 GeorgeS HobsteHer Jr Broker $45,900 Tall ptnes surround th1s new brtck and frame 3 BR ranch Pat io doors open on to IJery p rivate shaded Pt"flo 2 full baths f ireplace 2 car garage Central heat and a1r c ond Nearly an a cre Qualtty plu s cons tru ct ton Brr c k and lrc1m e ranc h sunken farnrty rm w rth b r c ~ milnfe wood bu r n~r Kr lc hc n has sna c K oa r wr it stoo ls lo t s ol caornC' t s 3 BR 17 x2 4 co ver ect prlf1 0 Ctf ) sc hools S26 00 g~'l s bu<lgef ~ i:"t INEXPENSIVE LIVING cou nty wr~ter 123000 VIEW OF THE RIVER N• ce ol der home 1 tfh ren t al L1ve downsta i rs wtth 5 room s and bath and le t your renters buy lhts for you Good locatron in Pomeroy Just S30 000 N ce older 4 bedroom h o me wllh central heat and a tr Has 9 rooms rn all wtth ove r t 1 acre of land Garage and ou tb u lldtng Want S7B 000 - 3 bedroom stu cco home with natural gas ce ntra l wtth 10 x50 dbl wrd e on PNm Cl n('nl f ounc!a l ron 3 BR l cunr Plans call for wh i te sh utters and white p i llars on the front porch to ac cept thts beaut i ful charcoal gra y ranch comb f a mily rm and k1tchen beautiful wood cabinets r<~nge dlsp dishwasher 3 BR 2 lull baths (master suite had rt s own full bath) spacious Irving rm w1th f 1repla ce 1 car garage wtth workshop area sheded pat io 1', a c re level lot modern bath natural gas central heati ng and fu ll basemen! A good buy for IUS! $8 000 SH DOD - 5 y•ar old 3 bedroom all one floor plan home wt1h centr al hea t c rty water severlll closets nice equ ipped kitchen carpeting and large The price Is nght on th ls two story 3 BR suburban propert y that boasts over f1v e acres and low ta xes Galhpolls Clly School DtSiro c l \ 5 rm biilh TOO tt lot on Route 588 21 , m• $32,000 tow n ses.ooo 95 acres plus 127 available for lease Good pasture fenced 3 ponds Good barn and other oulbudd<ngs Remodeled 3 BR farm home New sidtng storm doors and wrndows I dUC IE'Vt I IOI lm <ARRYOUT Q r (ofHe,JrE15b~ ! Nm ll<.,ll l us1n es~ & pr ooert {or huSH'll ss N t!ll 1 1c. 0t fJI r ' t j QUd lr l t('(l bU~U lhr 5 rS <'l QOOCI IJUSrnL, \11 I \ II 1av for I">CI I tn Cl ">hor t t1mc c l lttoct •, niCE LOT Good m obrll..' lotn or Du I{! u 'ac r e nrce lana lcoalcct clo<:. to 1 Jwn on 1:. l'duced to ~4 100 Pr IOSACRES Goodt'lr 1 ~-.. 1r 1 nolt r l1 r n 1 tull y carpc rect n ( l -. ~ r chtn .... out! 1 ' 1ro(t !) 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H nt ~ I 1 rn s 1ng poul lrv nrc! ponct F rqu<,o• l) 1n tu t mrn r 1C't us ">how vou tn s t rrr l1rrT1 WE NEED LISTING S WE HAVE A WAITING LilT OF QUAL IFIED BUYERS LIST WITH US FOR FA ST AC TIO N ON VOUR PROPERTV Evenmgs Call Oscar Batrd, Realtor 446-4632 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS OHIO S40,000 baths frame ran ch neat as a p tn Centra l heat and arr cond paneled garage tam ly k1fc hen wt th range Ctty schools $42 ,000 3 mi les from c1ty qu1et ne i ghborhood beautrful se ttmg Nearly 2 acre s w rth lots of trees 3 BR frdme family krlchen ftrep la ce formal d1 nr ng garag e C1 t y schools BE THE FIRST TO SEE THIS ONE Lavely 2 slo ry 1n $30,00U Downt ow n near stiopp 1ng sc hools e t c Ve ry nr c t~ 1 B R tr arne 1 1 ba ths cu te as c1 bu iT on 1<1tch en plus h cMpetrng throu ghout For mill drn,ng lovelY toye r wr fh opC'n stat rway Lg spa c1 ous room c; Low \40 00 Qas b udg et town , lBR ' s 'full baths. large LR, form al dtnmg rm formal Ioyer, mod ern kitchen 2 WB hreplace s full basement gas h eat and carport Shown by appo1ntmenl only STROUT REALTY . 4461>0D9 s133,000 $150,000 155 Acre farm 60 acres t1lla ble rest pasture and timber 1 200 lb tobacco base Excellent building sites 117 acre da rry I arm nc ar R ro Grr\nde BeaUti f Ul new 4 BR nom e '} full b aths t ull y c:: .=.rpe tcd to'\m rm 7 car garage plu s o lde r nome surt(lble l or t encln l or rrntr~l Tht s 1S truly a sn owpl,'tc c w ould be rdc(11 tot bu S111ess vent ure go lf cour s(' c oun tr y ciU I) Cl'l!:o Y access f rom along state route Gal Ita County rural wa ter 40 x 60 barn lool shed and Implement shed Bu<ldings '"good con d 3 BR , l bath home wllh lull basemen! 2 car garage '11·1 SER VIC E IS OUR BUSINE SS RON CANADAY, REALTOR 446-3636 NEW LISTING Lov£1y ncwhomeb('rnQhurl l II' L sha ped w 1l h starned w ood '" \..0 an d bl rc lo. lrorr1 h 1 1 bedrooms lq vrnq r o, Q dHl l l(j "' I{ h t n t II OIC' l e 2 l ull b U!tl S t~nCJ c;. 0 1(' 5t i U,llt C1 on l 1 q lo t oil Rou te 160 S60 000 -Y'- sO Rl 35 ALL LISTINGS SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Audr ey Canaday Realior Assoc1al e rn >I A GRACIOUS LIVING IN TOWN Lar9e VIctor ion Homo wllh 2 lilod IN!Ihs and 112 IN!Ih, 4 btdrooms, llbrorv dining room, llwing room wllh chorry woodwork 5 lfroplaces, lully insulolod and storm windows 2 cor gorogeon a Iorge lot owerlook1ng tho Ohio on lslandsodo A lint piau to railt a lomfl y In gracioU1 comfort Call Mlnnlng Wtlhtrholt 44t 4313 Days or 44t Oll9 Ewenlngs lor appglntmant After Hours rtOUSE FOR sa le b room 5 ond both Roc tne Ok10 Som Vote$ 9< ~ 7l02 I ' acres located I m1le fr om Meigs M ine No 1 Onlled w,ll sepllc tonk $fKXX.I 742 1565 LOCATE BUYERS W e ftnd buyers who have !he money to buy your home or farm We do 1t SELL THE BUYE N S - 11 SOUrtOb t OSCIIthebuv c ron purc hasrng yo u r home or far m W e do •t ECONOMY MINDED ' Very n ce lo l wrth b£' 1U I h! Spa n sh des1gn mobill h(l,0\..0 . . ,. tS argl' wtll1 ? llrll ba rn s clcc l rr c f rrcplr.cc ure ancl t, B p 1 o plus srdewatks Also il 10 c;. \~·1!> ourldr no on Tl'< :1 1 S\6150 'J S If ~ LOCATE MORTGAGE MO N EY - We asst sl 111e buyer rn loc altng thE' addr t tOna l mor tgage money to ouy ou r proper ty 00 ., we COMPLETE BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - On e of Gall1a County's better stock farm s ThiS one has been m the same famol y for 35 yrs Approx 90 A of permanent grassland has been hm ed, ferhilled & 11 1n a hogh state of produ c toon All bottom land has been t1t ed Owners are r eltn ng & have agr eed to g1ve up the1r comfortable 2 story , 1 rm & bath hom e Other features are 2 good barn s, 4 sheds, cellar house, corn cnb, larg e lob base, 3 ponds plus good well, some com~erc1at limber reported , lots of rd . frontage tn Perry Twp Shown by apomtment only $100,000 STROUT REALTY , 446 0008 ' Y ou can llJvc , 1 D <1ro1 11 II"" a me hOme nr ce kr t r f1 Pn u t rl! ty r oom ba lll { ,'lr Pr r thr uugMou l ele c heat ,1 1 rrtpiML rn t ht It'- nr..1 ro1n 11 h('lp ke ep luel b rll s do w n c 1rport ilnd l r 101 , K C sc nool d str Cl l or only $3J 000 NEW LISTING 1 ,, c:, hom{' r<; prrct d l o <,1 !1 II I 1.._ 1320sq ft ollrv ngspncl' AcOlV I v1nQr oom ""'" 1p proved kr t c hen c1n d d nHlQ lnrqe l iln I r oom ! bedrooms oath Ia r oe ut l r1y room work <; lrop I hcn t nnd a nr ce 101 w t r'l Cllil llliHlk len< rn\~ s n Q!HJ REALTY SERVICE -You want we Call992 7Ul CONTACT . 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( Sl / BOO OFFICE 446-7900 3 BR l 11 > slory older home, l on double lal Asking SlS,OOO 104 W Mil In Pomeroy 992 2291 sn aoo TONEY REALTY co somebody to h andle all the t ttte d etar ls that Me nec:es.sarv to sahs f ac t orrly com plet e th e l ransa c tron do 11 storm windows, new roof, VA OR FHA f.o~.tlrc1 C I !Vl 110m• n 1::\rcfw• II 3 b clroorn ~ ce ba!h mth ShOW I r nOd r k.r!ch( n r { r 1r r> I mty LISTINGS NEEDED WE AOVERTISE NATIONALLY - WE BUY - SELL - TRADE tl owrrs cvuywncrc ANY HOUR 2S if2 LOCUST ST , GALLIPOLIS. 0 and dryer, 2 baths, out. building wllh e lectric for storag e, alum siding 72 MILL CRE~K Good h0111l w Hl 311 (!room< t l " d 1nrng r oorn b l <;Pm n t qood rr>ntrl! proorrr( I' I I \1 0 5()0 west o f Kyger Creek Schools Lou Lutton Realtor Assoc1ate even1ngs 446 3005 l1undry room with washer lor $10 500 carporl 1S 111 1 ">( !! rnq for ttu s qu )Ill y c on st ru(t ed J H R br c k II MclwOOd ttoo r s ce ram c I lied lJ ~th Cen!rcll heM and 1 r cond !S7b 00 monTnl y gas budq('l) F utt b asem ent ( Mpor l MMy ex t ras ' In cllv 2 27 cleared ac r es w tt h tate mode! double wrde mobt h home 24x57 w• tti n rce k1fcnen 3 be drooms 2 ~ath s a n< extrl!l la rg e utt l rty r oo m on bla c k top road 8 mtles fran As~c•ate5 bedroom, family room with fireplace , llv•ng room , dining room , carpeted lhroughoul, kitchen completely equJpptd, ,J!ur ll q l' roOft IJ ( $12 ,800 Great starfer home on 2 5 acres Large eat In kitchen with range and refrtge rator d tnrng room 2 BR new electr tc w~r l ng and msulat 1on North Gallta Schools lot HAVE A PROBLEM SELLING, LIST WITH US AND WE WILL OV E RCOME THE PROBLEM G Bruce Telford He len L Teaford Sue P Murphy 132 A clean roll •ng $67 ,000 T r re 1 ned ~ !r ee l wr!h S37 ,000 lot Pr iced al only 120 000 POMEROY - 1 bedrooms ly rm f u ll y CQ UtDPCd kr fChf'n rnecJ!d l e 0C CUPi111CY $49,.500 On State Route large wooded NEW Lt STING Goocl 7 bedroom nornr neat fenced rn ynrtl IOl ll cLI on lhh tr ii..Jr low n S\5 900 4 APARTMENTS - Large bric k bud ding tn I he m iddle of town Al l apartmen ts now rented N ee ds han dyman that wants ex tra mcome Pr iced less lhan a one tam1ly home al IN TOWN W rl l 5(' I or tr,HW for l(1rm 3 b (l r oOt J 11ome wr 111 bell h cf nrnq r oou1 • nc.los€'d U I( k nrrr 11 c1 1 f or ce d a r t u rn JCC Also prop1 rty t1~r s .> b1 tlr J(Jfl q Magf' 'lprtrlm c n1 1h,l l r'J rfnfl(l Good IOC.d ll on on~ ~ ond Avenu e SJS 000 A I tOll" Pomeroy Ohto LIST WITH US OUT OF TOWN PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - gra ssland good fences & cr oss fences sprtngs to b base 5 rm house bar n front s on 3 rds Waln u t Twp BABY FARM - Tycoon L ake area 10 acre s mostly clean gra ss land ntcely remode led 2 slor y home 4 BR s bath modern kitchen formal d rn rng rm new sh ag ca rpet Co wate r 3 small ouf bu rl d 1ng s lm med rate o c cupdn cy GalltpOI IS C tty School 0 st 216 E Second Str..,l RACINE - State Route 7 approx 6 m r nor th of town Wrtt le ase all or par i S'5 000 VIRGIL B SR ~~~ f91 3325 M IDDLEPORT M 011rng to th 5 a r Ea? You II !)l q! ,r you tn spec tcd tnrs ou t sran<.t.ny home H a~ J neoruon P"' ba th s d1nrng r oom nrcc mo<J..rn h !Ctlr n vrm1 room w th I r epla Ct fu t CClr nr Ire! n tl ur 1 01 !lr 11 gMage $36 500 Co s ntces t su bd•vls1ons All ul I t es a variable $6 000 MUNIIV l oca ted o n Ht 141 cl!y woh:t r cr ly sthool., 5 mrn from Collrpolr!o and Hol ler Hosp !ol l' lumb111g Heo1 rng '/1 5 lhr dA ve ·U b J782 rms bath part RESTRICTEO BUILDING LOT - Corner lol ,n Spnng Valley Eslat es 166 fl frontage on Maple One of Gall <a MO BIL~ HOM~ S LO l l t, HHN I tHHACl MOBILt COM AND Ht:ATING Cor Four l h & l' rr1e flhone 44b JBtltl or 446 44 777 4 Townsh<p Gall<polos C<ty Schoo l Dosl $49,900 Hulm'&for ltf!ll t CAHHH SPLUMBING , Co ba se men t n eed s some reparr!i wood burnrng sto ... e almos l 2 a c res on lhe Bar cus Hollow Rd Cl ay 14 x52 3 balhs 1 porches localed on heal ing O WN~H J bdr Localed on old Route 160 at EIGHT THOUSANO DOLLARS - 600 00 n 10/b l u ~ t Localed on Slale Roule 7 al ROONEY AREA - 160 a cres 100 acr es pa s tur e & cr opland coa l & lrmestone reported near proposed U S 35 good nvestment property $100 000 \1 acres thts on Kanauga Corner lot ha s appr ox 170ft fr on tage on 7 Ideal for almost any type busrness E11ergr een Lrn coln Pike & Georges Creek Rd wa l er ava I able M ob1le homes welcome 1s heated with bottle ga ~ and ha s good we ll Sell ng will pu r chase home COMM ERC IAL SITE - LOTS FOR SALE - wrth li v able home located 19 76 F u q u a a acre s Upper River Road location Kttchen wtth eatt ng spa ce Ullllly room Natu ral gas Provale water system 2 BR pn ce Sl 500 00 nn acre Bus mess c orner on St ate Route 7 and 33 arross from Bea co n Ser11 rc e Stat ion tn s tde Pome ro y corpora t 1on l1m 1ts Call for more rnfo s~o small tn Middl eport rent potent1al of over SJO 000 per year Cal l for more mformalton NEW LISTING 19 acres on Lrn c oln Htll - selli ng proce MORGAN TOWNSHIP - 36 acres near Me<gs Mm es 5 ac r es level most of ba lance could be pa slu re str eam townsh1p road $11900 INCOME PROPERTY - 22 000 sq II bu<ld <ng loca ted St\5 000 00 NEW LISTING now avatlabl e adlotntng t housands of acres ol government land Pub l te hunttng frsh lng and r;amprng perm rtted Prtces st art at $2500 wtth I n ancmg av atlable RACCOON CREEK 13 ac res of flat land w rlh approx 1500 ft o f creek frontage sandy sari ba rn located tn No rth ern Ga l Ita Co SlJ 000 12 room \HI\ ANO MOHIGAGi CO v(' U\ a <.ot1 for I? Jipe rt gu•don c1.. and a!> sr~ r on<e n obr orung your ~ H A or VA hom o loon m or l gogc I( Onc y a wO'(~ nll'orlnbl c wrlh o u r com ponl' ( II d our u 1 1QII .,t ro te ond l u orr c nq l ()lm~ a1e more lo voroblc han lo<ol l mm c ng C.oiiJpol ~ Ph 446 1517 OFFICE 446-7013 to gel away a room s wtfh I ba th 3 bedroo ms wtlh large c losets basem ent newly pa tnted fu lly carpe ted gas a nd coa l or wood furnaces lo w utdrty btlls Garage wtfh worksho p firep l ace tn house loc ated on St Route 338 ns de tf}e corp ora ti on ltmtts of R'actne Ohto Elec tnc by Oh 1o Power l OANS McU:N DON M O IH G A G ~ COMPANY l ao 1 Weprc.,cntotrYe Vr olct (oo/.. e V111~ 463 SN ond Ave ~~:co 1d fl oor Gallrrol" Ohro 45631 Coli 4<~ 0 71 G Large stone loreplace modern balh loft logs are hand hewn 14 wooded acres great pla ce Plumbrng and Heallog Coven. Carports, Roof Ptlnt, Stt· UP and R•levellng Call. BIU.'S PHONE 992 6l3l 9a m 4 p m Ctpsed Thursdays and Saturdays at noon H OM ~ Gu ll cr~ EXPERT HUNTER 1218 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Oftt ce Hr5 Home Phone 992 S139 8 VA BAIRD & FULLER REALTY CANADAY REALTY 446-3636 on Hysell R u n Road Home lAf.I G ~ jMPROVEMENTS Storm W1ndows . Storm Doors , Replacement Wm · dows. Pat.J Covers, Alum mum S1dmg and Accessones Call PA~OUAL~ It ~ l orP TWO t:I UII UING lah be rng lo h 7 IS ~ 11 Geog lcu ~ Subdrv ~ r on Lor No B · ~ 100! ee t fr ontage by 1J51ee t deep lot N o 7 ·~ ~9 Fr frontage opp1 0)111T\Otcly 135 feet deep on d b5 Ice! wrdc o l tt P rear N1•a r !:.olr ~ b u 1y G1ode ~r h oo l o 1d Mr: g~ H gh ')~ h oot Hodrr10y L>ow mg Rea l l\ to1e ~r o ~m l el('phone QQJ Jl:JI ht('r nr ta l lermrte & Pe ~ t l o nt ol ol Ga ll po lr~ O h o W llro 1 1h o m o~ 4dO 2801 li~M iliNG DACK AND 98~ 3 ~79 ~n 1re• Oifrrrd L)O L~R 266? and 949 71b0 IW O l AI S ANO KllltN ') -· I WO SJOIY !rome house b room s ond both cellar <1u l burldrng ~ 4 acre ~ land at ed ge o l Rurl on d Compl ete tro rl er hook up a lso 2 bonk :; oppro1~ ed prope rly ol SI S 500 Phone 992 7(Jq4 B YOWN ~ H R U~SK.MAXHl i O tl U H VJ.I OU I SU BURBAN tr ue~ lrl11r>rOd o pockoq£' 11 01IPr I OWlll9 ~o g t !,I') UOU mrln Phone 992 2181 l:lY OWNtH 5 acre 5 w rth Q 100m house H?H GAS 2 ca r garage ~ umm e r k rdmn ond bordered by 2 cree k s Co li 985 JH27 HOOM hou~ e bo r~ o 1d au 1 dry roo m modc rr 1 k•tchon 5 OC!c<o ~or n or d ple n ty of pa 51ure a ll lu reed A ~ k tng $1) ()(X) f!hon e 9916J IQ PUlliNS U<CAV AIIN G Compk te )e, ' '' (' f hone YQ2 ~4 7~ ( 10 orrd ~ Box 3 1.'1-1 ':tfI Rl NCHING ~~ R VI(t wotp ~ ( Wl r c>le( I ' ' g o ~ lur e a d l(h(\ ~ J1 11chc~ wrdC' 10 !:! I! df.'cp Wo te1l nc hool.. up*J loll a flf'r 4 p rn :Jbl !~60 fho '~~ ~ ~ 11 64 C\7~ -Jack W Carsey , Mgr Tank SA 1 Hf.! OO MS ANO K 1( h t> "" tPr nodrl ed <' ro 1rr Ill£> pur 1 h '9 ro pc>ntry onfl gf.'nf• ol rnamhnolt l 1j ylur' • • p(' r en r c f./97 J085 PUOOll ~, Phone 992 2181 Pomeroy landmark Jack's Sej)tic ::;rruce• OffciTd ~ WIN 11f.l G~ I ro you hou~e? l t 1U'> rno lo.('l ne<eH o•y repa ~ A I I o nn Con~ n uct orr 74} 13JH C\7~ ~ck W Carsey Mgr 141/ Anyday, any11me Phone 985 39D6 Jack Ginter 995 3906 3·1l·IIC tX t AVA l iNG do ter loodvr o rd backh oe wo rk dump !r uc lo. ~ and lo b o y~ lot hrrc w II haul tllrtrt to .. ollme~ l o,eord grove! Co li ~ ob or llog1 Jd ler ~ cloy phone qq7 7()tlQ n ght p i ;:>r Q QQ~ J.':J?.., 0 1 991 ~13 1 A l PIO Hoyrolo.1: {,IJQ '/51J 11 lr::~ I'll 992 2949 Rto po r ~ '> ( r VIC I' al l noke ~ Q97 /284 If e I abr• c !:.h op Po mer o y A u thorr tcd S nger )ole ~ o 1d Sctv CC' We sharpen S c r~s o r ~ Ph o .-. 118 ) 4'/l:l J J2 000 ocruo l commerc1al Call for eshmate 24 hour serv1ce Muffler Brakes Shocks T1 res Ballery . Installation Serv1ce ~ ~WIN G MACHI N~ FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, t~m or I Q wll ~OOll I tr ~ lo r l:lo J 144 1 Rr pou11 hrtch ~ qur pnw 1t ~ ! J ' '"h b o tt om plow~ ' lr d1 ~ l.. and lull '> t'l of (u Georg e S Hobstefter Jr , Brok er ID7'h Sycamore St Pom eroy, Ohto MOORE'S l:H~AU f d bt O ~P Col 1.':J I UH'Y 'JU f,' l:l•\"l'J BO A 1 )U Hf M 1 ( Jr f 11 t 1~ qol ro rio lo 1y tr II r r tr r 11 01! nq mo tor or rl m fl ) \ { r 1 ., H povy rlu ry boo r rra lf>r o 1d ~pore llfr> laii 440 <~ 0 4 ~ r r1 r ;.:. \J) I lJ IMPUMI Nl ) Bo 1 r Mt I 0 Bo lt> r Ml I / U 1, r Mnllhf"w' Rorar y )ryrhe ~11 ii'IU ) t• n M uu ll('d 6 botton 1 ""' Mf 570 1/ d ~< Mill t 1t OPP t~r Mf J 4 'I rOo'/ 1 1 1t rr~ 1111(hOlfOI 1 p anlf>r ) HINN ) 11(A( { fJ 'l Allt, 14 ~ ltJJO I ; J W VA 1 nHII OV liJA! O k ~o f .., "1 \V,.',ING POOl S a 1d ,uppl ~"' J o.~<~b n~J ) I Af.'S or w VA ~HA 30 yr I noncrnq also 1ef tnanc ng 1re la 1d Mor tgage 771: Stor e A thens phon e (0 4) )Q:J 305 1 and For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple At Call 992 6323 or 992 6011 515\mopd ~ARMAll PhtiiH " qQ} }181 R.e s Jdenlial 4-lD-IIC Under hang gutters & roo m addtt10ns For Free Estimates SUf't R C t o to wrth l ull hy rtroul ( or rl 19~8 Auto & Truck Repa1r Also Transmission Repa1r Phone 9'12 5682 Alum. & Vin~ Siding I'H l VINA !O J< O!lU lH upr ght lreet er 1/ d CU /r SJJO Or g rr oil y fl~ W S:J /5 304 7l:J ~ 4 1] ,) nd }4) JIJO St Rl m toward Rutland , 0 MASH BROTHERS N~W 11.\ tJ G l ) Al l SOLD WitH f- IV ~ AU!~ ) qood 'lo• d11 9 r u d hov Colt tltlb Q](.r' oltt•r .':J JO r_.u AR AN l U: Wl AlSO ~t W P" viU APPUAN n~ S,.:.AC.G S M PLIA NCI:) 191~ ~A S li:RN I fl7 1 HAillf Y DA v'l [) )O N malo• \ J l l o ll .uo 7:N!:I cycle lor, o l (>:o ro~ \ [l ry qood cond Orc<.H' SJOOO I rm <..oil tlJ!L I ON ltlBUILT BAllf:RI~ ~ SIH w lh LA YI NV ~ ~ Tv .·..., Hulp,1rr1t Applr,1 YOUNG !>ole Co ol R P ,-.. " ~ ,., All Yout Gt ·t lt ·r,11 Eif'.cllrl lJQ} HOBSTETTER REALTY ~IV~ £'d Pho c fl'n ]JU-1 GAS RANG ! '1\1) 39J) m1le off R:t 1 by pass on ' 21 lfc 7 f OOl CABIN ( ru .,. , 1 6) h p AI.. r<u ry nolo' lro r lfiCiud Jb l4 Anytrme Saturday $4)0 I ('W SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 lfc NI:W J bedroom house 2 boths 1 acre Mrdcllcpor t al l e ec ( osv Ia ~ullor d Phone 491 7diH $EPTIC TANK CLEAN•IIIG ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 992 7119or 9921041 l li:ClJ.II C LliVLl f iJbr ooduro nd n cu bo lor U5ed o nce SO() ~~ n J rn c ~ e r c ~ er 11(>r ~ qood cond t or S60 997 5411 POMEROY 'LANDMARK rrr ~a i r j., p 742 2l29 l PM to 9 PM Order Now Mount by Appl Pomeroy Ca ll AllerS ooor liKl Nf-W ~ ~or~ Cro ft ~ no JO n w t d g r Ow l r ) p loll 49'1 ! 14U YAMAHA ]~0 l loll QQJ 5!lb l AI Tromm Const. DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE '~5 75or J.l} } U8 1 ! 41 300,Mam St Pomeroy, Ohio Pomerov 991 6292 or 992 6263 8AMto4!0PM - - - -----, p l { t ' \ H{ g, lor go ~ 59 Q Oe lc o a r ~ h oc lo. ~ ':f ] \1 95 '>t:! l Pom ts f- o rd GM S M opo S3 bO lunt: up I. 1 ~ S1 9H D ~c bro~ e pocb Sll Q) S(' 1 f orr hel l ond hn'1 " 5'1 ~ to S ~ 00 Rebu It o d Il l! "' ~ o fer ., o ,cf olh:-1 1010r ~ SF 50 and up Wh rre ~ p O ~C" "' I eel<. S'/9 (j) ea ch Ch o rne ~ de prp0 ~ Sb 7 50 to 575 ~oc k c t ~e t c> Sl7 ) (J to S i7 ~) Hock .. ow bl ode-'.o I l or Sl f low r ., lc M1 r• 11rol Ooy Sl 4<J to Sl Q,', O pe Oo ly 10 to lU Clo'>C'd Mo.,day\ PI one Mf /JO 0 e ~e ,..,,_ -4 301 mo S PlN NZO il lturlo 1d Go~ g OCC' C''> I J( ~0 ('~ 0 d ICpO rr W u kf' )e v ce l vc ydo) low U ("•0 LIST SALE $79 ll $44 18 S8l 01 Sl1 91 589 19 SS5 17 BR79x13 GR78x14 HR78x 1S SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. H~Y~ lRAClORS J~ I~JI4.,&•r PU92 2171 PWMBING & HEATING INC. 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SELL OR TRADE Oougtas wernernott- Broker 446 4244 SALES 4SSOCIATE Earl W1nters 446 3818 John Ca ud ill67l4167 Charles K teslmg 446 3964 Lee Johnson 25* 6740 MAKE US AN OFFER WE CANT REFU SE lA 11> ou t your oa c k Cloer and go f rsl1rng and bor1tmo Wo uld make at ne summer s nrcr s ll.. l l \ rIll Some t urnrshrngs go wttl a e nf'd rn brlC io. pot 11 Owner may a c<c pl lan e 0 w 1l h 'lrH db lc nn .... n payment Thrs prop12rty " M H olrdrlY Hrll s 't,)3 OU \ llrSOLO lj.\9·1 PRETTY FRAME Ovcrlook tnq rr11N 3 Ocrtroornr., '" nrly r oom lov£ ly ~11 lar ge l r\l ln g room vC'ry lrtr"\.. c hen formal d rn rr1Q rtn Q 7 CM QM ~Cll 111 t 11 SO D shed S•luafed on 3' ' " c f;J-l~-1 0 NEW LISTING Thrs IOV('Iy brtc k and t r,1mc hOm• ~~ located ou t 160 II hn s 3 brdroom3 cou nl ry k •f rhen 1 ba ths nrce IJv rn g room Over !le ad ccn l r~l a r c111 ~ ~' one car tttta c h ed g.vaqe on a t ~U(' lot WE NEEO YOUR HOM ES TO SELL AS YOU CAN SEE OUR LISTINGS ARE GETTING VERV LOW WE HAV E BUYERS READY TO BUY FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR HO ME CALL US TODAY AT HOME \\ antrd to II cot bed• oom House n C.olltpolr5 w1 ('lo,doy\ Ph 44b 66 1b o!l er ~ p rn II. wP•~k ,~ 1r''i!> 446 ~3 /1:1 \\anted tu Rent ~H ~ ~MP lOYl:O l om•lv ol lovr look mg l c11 hou!>e ., co unt1y Col ~..o lle rl 1 6867 t:.'m BECKY LANE VICKIE HAULDREN BOB LANE WALT LANE KENNY RATLIFF OENVER HIG \ EV 446 446 446 44il 04 58 404? l 049 04S8 367 7529 446 QO O) �fhe Sunday T1mes...Sentmel Sundav Mav 28 1978 " I D-5- The Sunday Ttmes...Sentmel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 • For Best Results Use Sunday; Times-Sentinel Classifieds c .unpmg l!:qniplm'nl h>r!ialr CO CAMP NG AMtRICA Wi! h Coachmen RVs Quollly bu It pr rced r ght Ooren s ol r 9d( 1\ w th a w de ra nge o l hrrr rly pleas11rg fl oo • pion~ See 8 he 11 tc1 doy 1 App le C rty Hecrea tmr ol Veh cle s Rt J!l wes t of Jo ck~on 1<1 i'!i6~700 1 mr Oh 51 ARCRM 1 SAV t NOW e lotropy flre a nd bot!le cover t w ill lO Och ww lolcl down I II Muy 'JO :l5 II 7 burl.. h ou~e St> oJ) , o w s~ :w.j 2s ' ' W S Delulte A ( Q 100 n ow ) t;. ~J99 It 1w1r nr o t or 400 , gr f' both AC loaded n ;;, 16 ~00 now S 13 9Q9 We ~el ~rv i C (!Ordquo l t'r Oper t!l 'v n 4pm Sot and Sun CAMP lO NLlY STA H C ~Af-1 SALI: S Rt o. 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Awnings, Pttla 446-2642 "We Sell Better Living" TWO MILE S OUT - Ro ule 160 appro x land good Investment for only $10 000 Your Full T1me Real Estate Broker LOG CABIN - NEW LISTING OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE In lhe w<lderness ol Ihe Wayne Nahona I Forest 5 t o 8 acre tra cts of wood land Maintenance free qualtty butlt br tck Spa c to us 3 BR 2 story tr ame hOm e fir epla ce ea t 10 kr t chen wrlh range an d r efr rg 30 x24 b lock gnrage ha s workshop a nd pa neled oflrce Beau t tul ' 2 acre wooded lo t C1ty Sc hols Clay E lementary ki tchen. with plent y of space for fam<ly dln ong 3 BR Concrete d n ve Co sell <ng fasl for $32 000 NEW LISTING frame and bnck wt th 5 bedrooms and 3 ba ths rec room w1th pool table doubl e garage forced atr hea tm g a nd cooling untt larg e patto wrth sundeck ho use 1s totally carpeted and m a ny o ther conven re n ces too numerous to mention Located on State Route 7 In R1ggs Crest Manor Well worth ' BUILD I NG OR MOBILE HOME SI TE Glas sbur n Rd tn Spr tng frel d Twp $ 4 000 $16,000 coun tr y atmosph er e fr end l y netghborhOd 3 B R br1ck an d tram e on w ell land sc aped 1 acre lot Frre plrt ce f u l l y carpet ed lamr ty srzed k1fchen ga r age p atro 45)1(150 shaded f lat lo4 tust four miles f rom town lOR S AL~ ~y OWN ~f< A veluC H vcrvrt'w pr o p( rty w1th I! Of! loge on I rr ~ I and S1l OIId A ., , rruv ~ !:j rOO " 'J both ~ J co1 goroqe Colt wuc k clop 4 4 b 4 3~] £>venrn qs 011d Sunday 44& OIJ9 Shown by op po nlrnen t onl y l O W)All BY OWN~ J< Ve1y " te J bdr ! orne homo both ~ 1..., rrn k t I ucplon; "' drrung rrn form rr n par try pl(i 1ty o l do~e r ~ <O l pc l llll ough lo u t garbage dr ~ p o!>o l ~ l om loh ~ l ef"l ~m lo. ~ a llo drcd gowgc po t1o On large IPYol lot r C1o wn Cr ty on Gall ro St Co I ~~b b66Jo r~ lrr ne 1H~H tJO H HOU)t lrkp n~w No ghbor f ood J<d 1 acre~ Co li 44e 101 ~o r 44 6 l?4J l:lY h o m~ QCI(' elcc trrc hea t orr 1 cor go age w th opener Call 44b 4697 1 1 bdr h ou~e 111 Add r ~ o n po I ol !wn w th wPII wOII r 44 b O.'liJ J.OH SALl ev OW N~H I J • bO Hollypor l.. mah1le home on pr r11UIU lo t m Chcn lu1 Co li Jb7 0'100 J~ ACIU I ARM b nns and bo1h l1oder ~ po t w rrh hook up larg e born tobotco bo~c Neo Wa terl oo Oh Coli b 1464 3 'J4J 7 H o u~c tor Sale. !tent ur Trade I~AOt: lWO lot!> rn Pomeroy WI I trade lo1 bu lldo1er 01 mo!or horne Coli 1 J(}.t 6d8 5607 f o• t Goy W V ~lobil c You won I b el tev e a rne C)( l r as rn thr s 3 BR b rr c k. r anc h Bea med ce rlmg 1n f amrty rm Pan tr y st ora ge plu s lois of real wood cabrne ts sna c k bar rn krf chen Full bath s- lully ca rpe ted Sundec k w rtn bur It rn ben ches and table 2 c ar garage h as atft C storage t!u lo open er Slo r age bl d g J • ac r e lcve lrtwn Near Ho lz er Hosprtal z Doublew1d£ be droom s 7 co rner lo t 1n Arbaugh Add1fron Tuppers Plarns SPECI AL $~~ 3rrck rtnd frdm c ranc t1 rn exce llen t nt:>rq l1tJor llOd 3C<'t ut lu i green l~wn 100 x200 ll.:IS ~m a l tJnrn stor aqe b id W1 lh lot! Ch arn ltnk l r ncc rn rr.: M 3 BR t ully c ar pc l ecl Lo ts ol c(1b net s 1n krtc hr n p lus r un oc me! dr5hwasncr Cen (1rr cond Drrl p~es rn c tu ch d Oh o Only S5 000 00 down n ce Any U S made car- p•rls ex t ra 1f needed Exc lud es front w hee l drt vt nrs GEN~ PLANTS & SONS Call Now For PLUMBING HCO irng A ir Con dllton rng 300 t our lh A 'we Ph 44 b lb~7 Appotntment OtWI\1 1 PLU MBING ANO HtAIIN G Pomeroy landmark ~ck W Carsey, Mgr _ l lANOAHO Phone9922111 Route lb() ot hergrf'len Phone 446 1735 OHAIN 8 S ~WtR CLtAN ING IER VIC!: Open 'J4 Hr 7 days o week ~ !ar cher & Sou Ph l'>h '391 FARM FOR SALE - IDI ACRES - All clean mos lly tillabl e presently tn grass 2 ponds several good ba rn s & shed s 3 cow milk parlow tab base 12x60 mobrle homer s now rente d 650ft fr on tag e on Stat e Rt 55J at Eno Oh o 2 000 It frontage on coun ty rd S75 000 Ca I lor more details WE NEED LISTINGS VE RY BADLY REAL ESTATE IS SELLING SO LET US SELL YOURS A SOUNO INVESTMENT descrobes lh 1s 47 A fra cl ol land Loca t ed approx 3 12 m 1 fr om Holze r Hosp• tal near Kerr Rolling tract 15 mos tl y clean grassland & pr rc ed at $40 000 Ch erv l lemley Assoc 1ate Hom e Phone742 200l COMMERCIAL LAND FOR LEASE - 400 fl fr ontage on Htl1on Wolfe , A ssoc 1ate Home 949 2599 GeorgeS HobsteHer Jr Broker $45,900 Tall ptnes surround th1s new brtck and frame 3 BR ranch Pat io doors open on to IJery p rivate shaded Pt"flo 2 full baths f ireplace 2 car garage Central heat and a1r c ond Nearly an a cre Qualtty plu s cons tru ct ton Brr c k and lrc1m e ranc h sunken farnrty rm w rth b r c ~ milnfe wood bu r n~r Kr lc hc n has sna c K oa r wr it stoo ls lo t s ol caornC' t s 3 BR 17 x2 4 co ver ect prlf1 0 Ctf ) sc hools S26 00 g~'l s bu<lgef ~ i:"t INEXPENSIVE LIVING cou nty wr~ter 123000 VIEW OF THE RIVER N• ce ol der home 1 tfh ren t al L1ve downsta i rs wtth 5 room s and bath and le t your renters buy lhts for you Good locatron in Pomeroy Just S30 000 N ce older 4 bedroom h o me wllh central heat and a tr Has 9 rooms rn all wtth ove r t 1 acre of land Garage and ou tb u lldtng Want S7B 000 - 3 bedroom stu cco home with natural gas ce ntra l wtth 10 x50 dbl wrd e on PNm Cl n('nl f ounc!a l ron 3 BR l cunr Plans call for wh i te sh utters and white p i llars on the front porch to ac cept thts beaut i ful charcoal gra y ranch comb f a mily rm and k1tchen beautiful wood cabinets r<~nge dlsp dishwasher 3 BR 2 lull baths (master suite had rt s own full bath) spacious Irving rm w1th f 1repla ce 1 car garage wtth workshop area sheded pat io 1', a c re level lot modern bath natural gas central heati ng and fu ll basemen! A good buy for IUS! $8 000 SH DOD - 5 y•ar old 3 bedroom all one floor plan home wt1h centr al hea t c rty water severlll closets nice equ ipped kitchen carpeting and large The price Is nght on th ls two story 3 BR suburban propert y that boasts over f1v e acres and low ta xes Galhpolls Clly School DtSiro c l \ 5 rm biilh TOO tt lot on Route 588 21 , m• $32,000 tow n ses.ooo 95 acres plus 127 available for lease Good pasture fenced 3 ponds Good barn and other oulbudd<ngs Remodeled 3 BR farm home New sidtng storm doors and wrndows I dUC IE'Vt I IOI lm <ARRYOUT Q r (ofHe,JrE15b~ ! Nm ll<.,ll l us1n es~ & pr ooert {or huSH'll ss N t!ll 1 1c. 0t fJI r ' t j QUd lr l t('(l bU~U lhr 5 rS <'l QOOCI IJUSrnL, \11 I \ II 1av for I">CI I tn Cl ">hor t t1mc c l lttoct •, niCE LOT Good m obrll..' lotn or Du I{! u 'ac r e nrce lana lcoalcct clo<:. to 1 Jwn on 1:. l'duced to ~4 100 Pr IOSACRES Goodt'lr 1 ~-.. 1r 1 nolt r l1 r n 1 tull y carpc rect n ( l -. ~ r chtn .... out! 1 ' 1ro(t !) 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H nt ~ I 1 rn s 1ng poul lrv nrc! ponct F rqu<,o• l) 1n tu t mrn r 1C't us ">how vou tn s t rrr l1rrT1 WE NEED LISTING S WE HAVE A WAITING LilT OF QUAL IFIED BUYERS LIST WITH US FOR FA ST AC TIO N ON VOUR PROPERTV Evenmgs Call Oscar Batrd, Realtor 446-4632 John Fuller, Realtor 446-4327 BOB LANE BRANCH MANAGER 855 SECOND AVENUE GALLIPOLIS OHIO S40,000 baths frame ran ch neat as a p tn Centra l heat and arr cond paneled garage tam ly k1fc hen wt th range Ctty schools $42 ,000 3 mi les from c1ty qu1et ne i ghborhood beautrful se ttmg Nearly 2 acre s w rth lots of trees 3 BR frdme family krlchen ftrep la ce formal d1 nr ng garag e C1 t y schools BE THE FIRST TO SEE THIS ONE Lavely 2 slo ry 1n $30,00U Downt ow n near stiopp 1ng sc hools e t c Ve ry nr c t~ 1 B R tr arne 1 1 ba ths cu te as c1 bu iT on 1<1tch en plus h cMpetrng throu ghout For mill drn,ng lovelY toye r wr fh opC'n stat rway Lg spa c1 ous room c; Low \40 00 Qas b udg et town , lBR ' s 'full baths. large LR, form al dtnmg rm formal Ioyer, mod ern kitchen 2 WB hreplace s full basement gas h eat and carport Shown by appo1ntmenl only STROUT REALTY . 4461>0D9 s133,000 $150,000 155 Acre farm 60 acres t1lla ble rest pasture and timber 1 200 lb tobacco base Excellent building sites 117 acre da rry I arm nc ar R ro Grr\nde BeaUti f Ul new 4 BR nom e '} full b aths t ull y c:: .=.rpe tcd to'\m rm 7 car garage plu s o lde r nome surt(lble l or t encln l or rrntr~l Tht s 1S truly a sn owpl,'tc c w ould be rdc(11 tot bu S111ess vent ure go lf cour s(' c oun tr y ciU I) Cl'l!:o Y access f rom along state route Gal Ita County rural wa ter 40 x 60 barn lool shed and Implement shed Bu<ldings '"good con d 3 BR , l bath home wllh lull basemen! 2 car garage '11·1 SER VIC E IS OUR BUSINE SS RON CANADAY, REALTOR 446-3636 NEW LISTING Lov£1y ncwhomeb('rnQhurl l II' L sha ped w 1l h starned w ood '" \..0 an d bl rc lo. lrorr1 h 1 1 bedrooms lq vrnq r o, Q dHl l l(j "' I{ h t n t II OIC' l e 2 l ull b U!tl S t~nCJ c;. 0 1(' 5t i U,llt C1 on l 1 q lo t oil Rou te 160 S60 000 -Y'- sO Rl 35 ALL LISTINGS SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Audr ey Canaday Realior Assoc1al e rn >I A GRACIOUS LIVING IN TOWN Lar9e VIctor ion Homo wllh 2 lilod IN!Ihs and 112 IN!Ih, 4 btdrooms, llbrorv dining room, llwing room wllh chorry woodwork 5 lfroplaces, lully insulolod and storm windows 2 cor gorogeon a Iorge lot owerlook1ng tho Ohio on lslandsodo A lint piau to railt a lomfl y In gracioU1 comfort Call Mlnnlng Wtlhtrholt 44t 4313 Days or 44t Oll9 Ewenlngs lor appglntmant After Hours rtOUSE FOR sa le b room 5 ond both Roc tne Ok10 Som Vote$ 9< ~ 7l02 I ' acres located I m1le fr om Meigs M ine No 1 Onlled w,ll sepllc tonk $fKXX.I 742 1565 LOCATE BUYERS W e ftnd buyers who have !he money to buy your home or farm We do 1t SELL THE BUYE N S - 11 SOUrtOb t OSCIIthebuv c ron purc hasrng yo u r home or far m W e do •t ECONOMY MINDED ' Very n ce lo l wrth b£' 1U I h! Spa n sh des1gn mobill h(l,0\..0 . . ,. tS argl' wtll1 ? llrll ba rn s clcc l rr c f rrcplr.cc ure ancl t, B p 1 o plus srdewatks Also il 10 c;. \~·1!> ourldr no on Tl'< :1 1 S\6150 'J S If ~ LOCATE MORTGAGE MO N EY - We asst sl 111e buyer rn loc altng thE' addr t tOna l mor tgage money to ouy ou r proper ty 00 ., we COMPLETE BEEF CATTLE COUNTRY - On e of Gall1a County's better stock farm s ThiS one has been m the same famol y for 35 yrs Approx 90 A of permanent grassland has been hm ed, ferhilled & 11 1n a hogh state of produ c toon All bottom land has been t1t ed Owners are r eltn ng & have agr eed to g1ve up the1r comfortable 2 story , 1 rm & bath hom e Other features are 2 good barn s, 4 sheds, cellar house, corn cnb, larg e lob base, 3 ponds plus good well, some com~erc1at limber reported , lots of rd . frontage tn Perry Twp Shown by apomtment only $100,000 STROUT REALTY , 446 0008 ' Y ou can llJvc , 1 D <1ro1 11 II"" a me hOme nr ce kr t r f1 Pn u t rl! ty r oom ba lll { ,'lr Pr r thr uugMou l ele c heat ,1 1 rrtpiML rn t ht It'- nr..1 ro1n 11 h('lp ke ep luel b rll s do w n c 1rport ilnd l r 101 , K C sc nool d str Cl l or only $3J 000 NEW LISTING 1 ,, c:, hom{' r<; prrct d l o <,1 !1 II I 1.._ 1320sq ft ollrv ngspncl' AcOlV I v1nQr oom ""'" 1p proved kr t c hen c1n d d nHlQ lnrqe l iln I r oom ! bedrooms oath Ia r oe ut l r1y room work <; lrop I hcn t nnd a nr ce 101 w t r'l Cllil llliHlk len< rn\~ s n Q!HJ REALTY SERVICE -You want we Call992 7Ul CONTACT . Lois Poulty Branch Mlnagtr 'OOOBU Y GOOdOICIU 110 lt JIJI'Urootnc. 11n1 Or ce d cl tr t ur nn cr !or,lffd on 1 nr< lor rr B (l\1 I' ~ eeds il l r! ! c work bu t on! ( Sl / BOO OFFICE 446-7900 3 BR l 11 > slory older home, l on double lal Asking SlS,OOO 104 W Mil In Pomeroy 992 2291 sn aoo TONEY REALTY co somebody to h andle all the t ttte d etar ls that Me nec:es.sarv to sahs f ac t orrly com plet e th e l ransa c tron do 11 storm windows, new roof, VA OR FHA f.o~.tlrc1 C I !Vl 110m• n 1::\rcfw• II 3 b clroorn ~ ce ba!h mth ShOW I r nOd r k.r!ch( n r { r 1r r> I mty LISTINGS NEEDED WE AOVERTISE NATIONALLY - WE BUY - SELL - TRADE tl owrrs cvuywncrc ANY HOUR 2S if2 LOCUST ST , GALLIPOLIS. 0 and dryer, 2 baths, out. building wllh e lectric for storag e, alum siding 72 MILL CRE~K Good h0111l w Hl 311 (!room< t l " d 1nrng r oorn b l <;Pm n t qood rr>ntrl! proorrr( I' I I \1 0 5()0 west o f Kyger Creek Schools Lou Lutton Realtor Assoc1ate even1ngs 446 3005 l1undry room with washer lor $10 500 carporl 1S 111 1 ">( !! rnq for ttu s qu )Ill y c on st ru(t ed J H R br c k II MclwOOd ttoo r s ce ram c I lied lJ ~th Cen!rcll heM and 1 r cond !S7b 00 monTnl y gas budq('l) F utt b asem ent ( Mpor l MMy ex t ras ' In cllv 2 27 cleared ac r es w tt h tate mode! double wrde mobt h home 24x57 w• tti n rce k1fcnen 3 be drooms 2 ~ath s a n< extrl!l la rg e utt l rty r oo m on bla c k top road 8 mtles fran As~c•ate5 bedroom, family room with fireplace , llv•ng room , dining room , carpeted lhroughoul, kitchen completely equJpptd, ,J!ur ll q l' roOft IJ ( $12 ,800 Great starfer home on 2 5 acres Large eat In kitchen with range and refrtge rator d tnrng room 2 BR new electr tc w~r l ng and msulat 1on North Gallta Schools lot HAVE A PROBLEM SELLING, LIST WITH US AND WE WILL OV E RCOME THE PROBLEM G Bruce Telford He len L Teaford Sue P Murphy 132 A clean roll •ng $67 ,000 T r re 1 ned ~ !r ee l wr!h S37 ,000 lot Pr iced al only 120 000 POMEROY - 1 bedrooms ly rm f u ll y CQ UtDPCd kr fChf'n rnecJ!d l e 0C CUPi111CY $49,.500 On State Route large wooded NEW Lt STING Goocl 7 bedroom nornr neat fenced rn ynrtl IOl ll cLI on lhh tr ii..Jr low n S\5 900 4 APARTMENTS - Large bric k bud ding tn I he m iddle of town Al l apartmen ts now rented N ee ds han dyman that wants ex tra mcome Pr iced less lhan a one tam1ly home al IN TOWN W rl l 5(' I or tr,HW for l(1rm 3 b (l r oOt J 11ome wr 111 bell h cf nrnq r oou1 • nc.los€'d U I( k nrrr 11 c1 1 f or ce d a r t u rn JCC Also prop1 rty t1~r s .> b1 tlr J(Jfl q Magf' 'lprtrlm c n1 1h,l l r'J rfnfl(l Good IOC.d ll on on~ ~ ond Avenu e SJS 000 A I tOll" Pomeroy Ohto LIST WITH US OUT OF TOWN PASTURE FARM FOR SALE - gra ssland good fences & cr oss fences sprtngs to b base 5 rm house bar n front s on 3 rds Waln u t Twp BABY FARM - Tycoon L ake area 10 acre s mostly clean gra ss land ntcely remode led 2 slor y home 4 BR s bath modern kitchen formal d rn rng rm new sh ag ca rpet Co wate r 3 small ouf bu rl d 1ng s lm med rate o c cupdn cy GalltpOI IS C tty School 0 st 216 E Second Str..,l RACINE - State Route 7 approx 6 m r nor th of town Wrtt le ase all or par i S'5 000 VIRGIL B SR ~~~ f91 3325 M IDDLEPORT M 011rng to th 5 a r Ea? You II !)l q! ,r you tn spec tcd tnrs ou t sran<.t.ny home H a~ J neoruon P"' ba th s d1nrng r oom nrcc mo<J..rn h !Ctlr n vrm1 room w th I r epla Ct fu t CClr nr Ire! n tl ur 1 01 !lr 11 gMage $36 500 Co s ntces t su bd•vls1ons All ul I t es a variable $6 000 MUNIIV l oca ted o n Ht 141 cl!y woh:t r cr ly sthool., 5 mrn from Collrpolr!o and Hol ler Hosp !ol l' lumb111g Heo1 rng '/1 5 lhr dA ve ·U b J782 rms bath part RESTRICTEO BUILDING LOT - Corner lol ,n Spnng Valley Eslat es 166 fl frontage on Maple One of Gall <a MO BIL~ HOM~ S LO l l t, HHN I tHHACl MOBILt COM AND Ht:ATING Cor Four l h & l' rr1e flhone 44b JBtltl or 446 44 777 4 Townsh<p Gall<polos C<ty Schoo l Dosl $49,900 Hulm'&for ltf!ll t CAHHH SPLUMBING , Co ba se men t n eed s some reparr!i wood burnrng sto ... e almos l 2 a c res on lhe Bar cus Hollow Rd Cl ay 14 x52 3 balhs 1 porches localed on heal ing O WN~H J bdr Localed on old Route 160 at EIGHT THOUSANO DOLLARS - 600 00 n 10/b l u ~ t Localed on Slale Roule 7 al ROONEY AREA - 160 a cres 100 acr es pa s tur e & cr opland coa l & lrmestone reported near proposed U S 35 good nvestment property $100 000 \1 acres thts on Kanauga Corner lot ha s appr ox 170ft fr on tage on 7 Ideal for almost any type busrness E11ergr een Lrn coln Pike & Georges Creek Rd wa l er ava I able M ob1le homes welcome 1s heated with bottle ga ~ and ha s good we ll Sell ng will pu r chase home COMM ERC IAL SITE - LOTS FOR SALE - wrth li v able home located 19 76 F u q u a a acre s Upper River Road location Kttchen wtth eatt ng spa ce Ullllly room Natu ral gas Provale water system 2 BR pn ce Sl 500 00 nn acre Bus mess c orner on St ate Route 7 and 33 arross from Bea co n Ser11 rc e Stat ion tn s tde Pome ro y corpora t 1on l1m 1ts Call for more rnfo s~o small tn Middl eport rent potent1al of over SJO 000 per year Cal l for more mformalton NEW LISTING 19 acres on Lrn c oln Htll - selli ng proce MORGAN TOWNSHIP - 36 acres near Me<gs Mm es 5 ac r es level most of ba lance could be pa slu re str eam townsh1p road $11900 INCOME PROPERTY - 22 000 sq II bu<ld <ng loca ted St\5 000 00 NEW LISTING now avatlabl e adlotntng t housands of acres ol government land Pub l te hunttng frsh lng and r;amprng perm rtted Prtces st art at $2500 wtth I n ancmg av atlable RACCOON CREEK 13 ac res of flat land w rlh approx 1500 ft o f creek frontage sandy sari ba rn located tn No rth ern Ga l Ita Co SlJ 000 12 room \HI\ ANO MOHIGAGi CO v(' U\ a <.ot1 for I? Jipe rt gu•don c1.. and a!> sr~ r on<e n obr orung your ~ H A or VA hom o loon m or l gogc I( Onc y a wO'(~ nll'orlnbl c wrlh o u r com ponl' ( II d our u 1 1QII .,t ro te ond l u orr c nq l ()lm~ a1e more lo voroblc han lo<ol l mm c ng C.oiiJpol ~ Ph 446 1517 OFFICE 446-7013 to gel away a room s wtfh I ba th 3 bedroo ms wtlh large c losets basem ent newly pa tnted fu lly carpe ted gas a nd coa l or wood furnaces lo w utdrty btlls Garage wtfh worksho p firep l ace tn house loc ated on St Route 338 ns de tf}e corp ora ti on ltmtts of R'actne Ohto Elec tnc by Oh 1o Power l OANS McU:N DON M O IH G A G ~ COMPANY l ao 1 Weprc.,cntotrYe Vr olct (oo/.. e V111~ 463 SN ond Ave ~~:co 1d fl oor Gallrrol" Ohro 45631 Coli 4<~ 0 71 G Large stone loreplace modern balh loft logs are hand hewn 14 wooded acres great pla ce Plumbrng and Heallog Coven. Carports, Roof Ptlnt, Stt· UP and R•levellng Call. BIU.'S PHONE 992 6l3l 9a m 4 p m Ctpsed Thursdays and Saturdays at noon H OM ~ Gu ll cr~ EXPERT HUNTER 1218 EASTERN AVE. • GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Oftt ce Hr5 Home Phone 992 S139 8 VA BAIRD & FULLER REALTY CANADAY REALTY 446-3636 on Hysell R u n Road Home lAf.I G ~ jMPROVEMENTS Storm W1ndows . Storm Doors , Replacement Wm · dows. Pat.J Covers, Alum mum S1dmg and Accessones Call PA~OUAL~ It ~ l orP TWO t:I UII UING lah be rng lo h 7 IS ~ 11 Geog lcu ~ Subdrv ~ r on Lor No B · ~ 100! ee t fr ontage by 1J51ee t deep lot N o 7 ·~ ~9 Fr frontage opp1 0)111T\Otcly 135 feet deep on d b5 Ice! wrdc o l tt P rear N1•a r !:.olr ~ b u 1y G1ode ~r h oo l o 1d Mr: g~ H gh ')~ h oot Hodrr10y L>ow mg Rea l l\ to1e ~r o ~m l el('phone QQJ Jl:JI ht('r nr ta l lermrte & Pe ~ t l o nt ol ol Ga ll po lr~ O h o W llro 1 1h o m o~ 4dO 2801 li~M iliNG DACK AND 98~ 3 ~79 ~n 1re• Oifrrrd L)O L~R 266? and 949 71b0 IW O l AI S ANO KllltN ') -· I WO SJOIY !rome house b room s ond both cellar <1u l burldrng ~ 4 acre ~ land at ed ge o l Rurl on d Compl ete tro rl er hook up a lso 2 bonk :; oppro1~ ed prope rly ol SI S 500 Phone 992 7(Jq4 B YOWN ~ H R U~SK.MAXHl i O tl U H VJ.I OU I SU BURBAN tr ue~ lrl11r>rOd o pockoq£' 11 01IPr I OWlll9 ~o g t !,I') UOU mrln Phone 992 2181 l:lY OWNtH 5 acre 5 w rth Q 100m house H?H GAS 2 ca r garage ~ umm e r k rdmn ond bordered by 2 cree k s Co li 985 JH27 HOOM hou~ e bo r~ o 1d au 1 dry roo m modc rr 1 k•tchon 5 OC!c<o ~or n or d ple n ty of pa 51ure a ll lu reed A ~ k tng $1) ()(X) f!hon e 9916J IQ PUlliNS U<CAV AIIN G Compk te )e, ' '' (' f hone YQ2 ~4 7~ ( 10 orrd ~ Box 3 1.'1-1 ':tfI Rl NCHING ~~ R VI(t wotp ~ ( Wl r c>le( I ' ' g o ~ lur e a d l(h(\ ~ J1 11chc~ wrdC' 10 !:! I! df.'cp Wo te1l nc hool.. up*J loll a flf'r 4 p rn :Jbl !~60 fho '~~ ~ ~ 11 64 C\7~ -Jack W Carsey , Mgr Tank SA 1 Hf.! OO MS ANO K 1( h t> "" tPr nodrl ed <' ro 1rr Ill£> pur 1 h '9 ro pc>ntry onfl gf.'nf• ol rnamhnolt l 1j ylur' • • p(' r en r c f./97 J085 PUOOll ~, Phone 992 2181 Pomeroy landmark Jack's Sej)tic ::;rruce• OffciTd ~ WIN 11f.l G~ I ro you hou~e? l t 1U'> rno lo.('l ne<eH o•y repa ~ A I I o nn Con~ n uct orr 74} 13JH C\7~ ~ck W Carsey Mgr 141/ Anyday, any11me Phone 985 39D6 Jack Ginter 995 3906 3·1l·IIC tX t AVA l iNG do ter loodvr o rd backh oe wo rk dump !r uc lo. ~ and lo b o y~ lot hrrc w II haul tllrtrt to .. ollme~ l o,eord grove! Co li ~ ob or llog1 Jd ler ~ cloy phone qq7 7()tlQ n ght p i ;:>r Q QQ~ J.':J?.., 0 1 991 ~13 1 A l PIO Hoyrolo.1: {,IJQ '/51J 11 lr::~ I'll 992 2949 Rto po r ~ '> ( r VIC I' al l noke ~ Q97 /284 If e I abr• c !:.h op Po mer o y A u thorr tcd S nger )ole ~ o 1d Sctv CC' We sharpen S c r~s o r ~ Ph o .-. 118 ) 4'/l:l J J2 000 ocruo l commerc1al Call for eshmate 24 hour serv1ce Muffler Brakes Shocks T1 res Ballery . Installation Serv1ce ~ ~WIN G MACHI N~ FERTILIZER, NITROGEN, t~m or I Q wll ~OOll I tr ~ lo r l:lo J 144 1 Rr pou11 hrtch ~ qur pnw 1t ~ ! J ' '"h b o tt om plow~ ' lr d1 ~ l.. and lull '> t'l of (u Georg e S Hobstefter Jr , Brok er ID7'h Sycamore St Pom eroy, Ohto MOORE'S l:H~AU f d bt O ~P Col 1.':J I UH'Y 'JU f,' l:l•\"l'J BO A 1 )U Hf M 1 ( Jr f 11 t 1~ qol ro rio lo 1y tr II r r tr r 11 01! nq mo tor or rl m fl ) \ { r 1 ., H povy rlu ry boo r rra lf>r o 1d ~pore llfr> laii 440 <~ 0 4 ~ r r1 r ;.:. \J) I lJ IMPUMI Nl ) Bo 1 r Mt I 0 Bo lt> r Ml I / U 1, r Mnllhf"w' Rorar y )ryrhe ~11 ii'IU ) t• n M uu ll('d 6 botton 1 ""' Mf 570 1/ d ~< Mill t 1t OPP t~r Mf J 4 'I rOo'/ 1 1 1t rr~ 1111(hOlfOI 1 p anlf>r ) HINN ) 11(A( { fJ 'l Allt, 14 ~ ltJJO I ; J W VA 1 nHII OV liJA! O k ~o f .., "1 \V,.',ING POOl S a 1d ,uppl ~"' J o.~<~b n~J ) I Af.'S or w VA ~HA 30 yr I noncrnq also 1ef tnanc ng 1re la 1d Mor tgage 771: Stor e A thens phon e (0 4) )Q:J 305 1 and For The Best Prtce In Town See Denver Kapple At Call 992 6323 or 992 6011 515\mopd ~ARMAll PhtiiH " qQ} }181 R.e s Jdenlial 4-lD-IIC Under hang gutters & roo m addtt10ns For Free Estimates SUf't R C t o to wrth l ull hy rtroul ( or rl 19~8 Auto & Truck Repa1r Also Transmission Repa1r Phone 9'12 5682 Alum. & Vin~ Siding I'H l VINA !O J< O!lU lH upr ght lreet er 1/ d CU /r SJJO Or g rr oil y fl~ W S:J /5 304 7l:J ~ 4 1] ,) nd }4) JIJO St Rl m toward Rutland , 0 MASH BROTHERS N~W 11.\ tJ G l ) Al l SOLD WitH f- IV ~ AU!~ ) qood 'lo• d11 9 r u d hov Colt tltlb Q](.r' oltt•r .':J JO r_.u AR AN l U: Wl AlSO ~t W P" viU APPUAN n~ S,.:.AC.G S M PLIA NCI:) 191~ ~A S li:RN I fl7 1 HAillf Y DA v'l [) )O N malo• \ J l l o ll .uo 7:N!:I cycle lor, o l (>:o ro~ \ [l ry qood cond Orc<.H' SJOOO I rm <..oil tlJ!L I ON ltlBUILT BAllf:RI~ ~ SIH w lh LA YI NV ~ ~ Tv .·..., Hulp,1rr1t Applr,1 YOUNG !>ole Co ol R P ,-.. " ~ ,., All Yout Gt ·t lt ·r,11 Eif'.cllrl lJQ} HOBSTETTER REALTY ~IV~ £'d Pho c fl'n ]JU-1 GAS RANG ! '1\1) 39J) m1le off R:t 1 by pass on ' 21 lfc 7 f OOl CABIN ( ru .,. , 1 6) h p AI.. r<u ry nolo' lro r lfiCiud Jb l4 Anytrme Saturday $4)0 I ('W SALES AND SERVICE 11 9 lfc NI:W J bedroom house 2 boths 1 acre Mrdcllcpor t al l e ec ( osv Ia ~ullor d Phone 491 7diH $EPTIC TANK CLEAN•IIIG ROGER HYSELL GARAGE 992 7119or 9921041 l li:ClJ.II C LliVLl f iJbr ooduro nd n cu bo lor U5ed o nce SO() ~~ n J rn c ~ e r c ~ er 11(>r ~ qood cond t or S60 997 5411 POMEROY 'LANDMARK rrr ~a i r j., p 742 2l29 l PM to 9 PM Order Now Mount by Appl Pomeroy Ca ll AllerS ooor liKl Nf-W ~ ~or~ Cro ft ~ no JO n w t d g r Ow l r ) p loll 49'1 ! 14U YAMAHA ]~0 l loll QQJ 5!lb l AI Tromm Const. DAVE'S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK SERVICE '~5 75or J.l} } U8 1 ! 41 300,Mam St Pomeroy, Ohio Pomerov 991 6292 or 992 6263 8AMto4!0PM - - - -----, p l { t ' \ H{ g, lor go ~ 59 Q Oe lc o a r ~ h oc lo. ~ ':f ] \1 95 '>t:! l Pom ts f- o rd GM S M opo S3 bO lunt: up I. 1 ~ S1 9H D ~c bro~ e pocb Sll Q) S(' 1 f orr hel l ond hn'1 " 5'1 ~ to S ~ 00 Rebu It o d Il l! "' ~ o fer ., o ,cf olh:-1 1010r ~ SF 50 and up Wh rre ~ p O ~C" "' I eel<. S'/9 (j) ea ch Ch o rne ~ de prp0 ~ Sb 7 50 to 575 ~oc k c t ~e t c> Sl7 ) (J to S i7 ~) Hock .. ow bl ode-'.o I l or Sl f low r ., lc M1 r• 11rol Ooy Sl 4<J to Sl Q,', O pe Oo ly 10 to lU Clo'>C'd Mo.,day\ PI one Mf /JO 0 e ~e ,..,,_ -4 301 mo S PlN NZO il lturlo 1d Go~ g OCC' C''> I J( ~0 ('~ 0 d ICpO rr W u kf' )e v ce l vc ydo) low U ("•0 LIST SALE $79 ll $44 18 S8l 01 Sl1 91 589 19 SS5 17 BR79x13 GR78x14 HR78x 1S SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. H~Y~ lRAClORS J~ I~JI4.,&•r PU92 2171 PWMBING & HEATING INC. 'T HE MILEAGE MAKER" lte41.tor to tiM llJ76 250 l 1du1o Hondo b eell en! co tld! tror Le s!> th filn 800 m 1€!. 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Heal E•tate Cur :;ale t ur fu.le S MOH!ll: HOM!::) Pt Plvo & Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel LIST WITH US NOW FOR ACTION ON YOUR REAL ESTATE WE BUY . SELL OR TRADE Oougtas wernernott- Broker 446 4244 SALES 4SSOCIATE Earl W1nters 446 3818 John Ca ud ill67l4167 Charles K teslmg 446 3964 Lee Johnson 25* 6740 MAKE US AN OFFER WE CANT REFU SE lA 11> ou t your oa c k Cloer and go f rsl1rng and bor1tmo Wo uld make at ne summer s nrcr s ll.. l l \ rIll Some t urnrshrngs go wttl a e nf'd rn brlC io. pot 11 Owner may a c<c pl lan e 0 w 1l h 'lrH db lc nn .... n payment Thrs prop12rty " M H olrdrlY Hrll s 't,)3 OU \ llrSOLO lj.\9·1 PRETTY FRAME Ovcrlook tnq rr11N 3 Ocrtroornr., '" nrly r oom lov£ ly ~11 lar ge l r\l ln g room vC'ry lrtr"\.. c hen formal d rn rr1Q rtn Q 7 CM QM ~Cll 111 t 11 SO D shed S•luafed on 3' ' " c f;J-l~-1 0 NEW LISTING Thrs IOV('Iy brtc k and t r,1mc hOm• ~~ located ou t 160 II hn s 3 brdroom3 cou nl ry k •f rhen 1 ba ths nrce IJv rn g room Over !le ad ccn l r~l a r c111 ~ ~' one car tttta c h ed g.vaqe on a t ~U(' lot WE NEEO YOUR HOM ES TO SELL AS YOU CAN SEE OUR LISTINGS ARE GETTING VERV LOW WE HAV E BUYERS READY TO BUY FOR FAST ACTION ON YOUR HO ME CALL US TODAY AT HOME \\ antrd to II cot bed• oom House n C.olltpolr5 w1 ('lo,doy\ Ph 44b 66 1b o!l er ~ p rn II. wP•~k ,~ 1r''i!> 446 ~3 /1:1 \\anted tu Rent ~H ~ ~MP lOYl:O l om•lv ol lovr look mg l c11 hou!>e ., co unt1y Col ~..o lle rl 1 6867 t:.'m BECKY LANE VICKIE HAULDREN BOB LANE WALT LANE KENNY RATLIFF OENVER HIG \ EV 446 446 446 44il 04 58 404? l 049 04S8 367 7529 446 QO O) �. .•. ;. ' . .. . ... ' ~ ~ -- .... 1).7 - The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 ..Ml- The Sundav Times-sentinel. Sunday, May 28, 1978 Your Best Real Estate .B uys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel Real Estate for Sale Real E• taiP for Sale lleal.£.tale for Sale Real Estate lor Sale Heal E,s late [or Sale Ileal ~!:stale for Salo• Real Estate for Sale Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel 23 LOCUST STREET This ad 446-6610 will be ... Call Evenings : l1Eil~tate for Sale THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Brick ranch on J citv lots. in -ground swimming pool , J bdr, carpeted home . Central heat & air, 42 lincoln St. 446 -3964 . Appointment Necessary BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE _ Downtown locil · pnccd tion , STROUT 446·0008 . Ueal.E.tate for Sale 1 Acre Lots for sale loca fed on SR 554, J miles east of Porter. Wheaton Rd . SJ,OOO, FOR SALE BY OWNE .R 1<, 000 15, 000 . Gallia co. Rural Water . Call Tom rea sonabl e. REALTY GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY JUST LIKE NEW - Quality built rar1ct1 :s lrss tha n l yr . old & must be seen -to .aporccidte. Specia l features are qual i ty carpe t throughout , w1fe approved ~itc~en w ith sto ve & refrig ., thermopane windows marb iC' Sitt s, gare~ ge & a large fla t lot on th e Floyd Clark Rd , 1" ·m1. west ot State Rt . 160. $32,900. ShCNn l>Y appoi nt men! on I v. STRO UT REAL TY 446·0008. K en Morgan Ev enings ~46 · 0971 RUSSEU WOOD REALTOH 446-1066 the l ar ge liv ing room , ? fu l l bnth s, bui lt in kit chen. cen t ai r & large cove red back porch (perfect for the fam ily outi ng or cookout) . A lso a love ly landscaped 1 1 acre tot wi th large stora ge biul ding Call tor more detail s. Mose l:anterDury 446-3408 ~rlf II .......... - .. ~ ,. «"""'~, . : ~ ,. ~ . . .. __ ... ~l··-.' "' "'' ._;t,:~ NEAR ROONEY -- 3 yea r ol d bn c k & frame ranch with approx . 1200 sq. II ot liv 1ng space . Includes a beau t i fu l buill1n k 1t chen , 3 bedrooms, 11' baths & garaQe Ve ry ni c e 1:~ acre lot in Gal l ia Co Schools 140,500 SPACIOUS BI· LEVEL EXQUISITE HOME CHARLA IS HILL S ....1 .:1;.~!11 Moclern story br icK home l n R10 GrandP This 5 bedroom hOme teature5 a larqe ltv1 ng room W1!11 w b .f.P , 11 1 bt'lths & full base mrnt w1 th rec room . Also 2 car garage & lttrgE- co rner 10 1 • Beaut iful 3.16 A . rolling cl ean lnnd 1S tne setting tor thi s unusua ll y gracious br1 ck home. 3 spa cious B.R.'s, 21• ~a th s & IMQC ut i l ity room . La r ge toyer !earling to tormc1 1 l iving roam , formal di n ing room & large lamily roo m with open lir ('l ace . Ct1;Um 1nq k itc nc n w ith sn ack. bar , Cor n1nu co urHcr top range, wall oven, disposa l. cJIShwastlcr & lovely Shenandoah Cilbill ets . Tti 1S spacious home has a '} car garc1Q C w 1tn au tomat ic opener&. central a1r Ttl c~c ~1rc iUS I a lew of th e ex tr as . P1 c turc s or wor ot.. cannel dcscr 1be th is home YOU MU !>l Lov elY. 3 B.R. br ic k & frame b1 level. Ex tra niCe k1t c hcn with lots of canine ts., dishwJsller. ran ge & d1n1ng M ea with pr1tio doo r s 1cr1<11119 10 lnrq(' deck Lo.wcr h,lll that fltlds lot~ ol poc.s1bdity tor tuture t<'l mily or rcc r eiiiiQn room-; 1 cnr oarage 1111111 aut om c1 11 C door opener rtw. home 1S bud ! w1!h 1n l~ r co m SY5 1c rn Gall i pOli S CitY scr1001 syS fPrll CALL N OW ONE AC RE PLUS 1/rH MODERN HOM E ONRT . S88 ... OUT ·A· SITE - Call us tor a brea tntaKing ~our of ! his uni que conten:porary secluded 1n 18woodedacres near RID Gra nde 1n C1ty Sc h~ls . Ha s 4 bedrooms . 2 f ire laccs, lovely famdy room , 3 baths & cr ows nes t M ucn , much more Si! ual ed on ~ COUNTRY CHARM ER lovely 1.8 acre lnndscaped yard th 1s br 1cl-. ran ch o tt ers the most 1n 3 bedrooms Fetmily room w1 th w _b.f p ., 1 bath!>, bui ll in kit chen , l ul l basemen ! w 1th r ec room & 1 ca r carporl plus many other eAtra c; Low ~ ... TALK ABOUT A HOME ! A lovely stone tirela ce in tile rust1 c tnmllv room , 3 spacious bedrooms, 7' < baths & n large 2 car garage . Ther e is ove r 1.000 ~q ft . 1n this cedar & stone home and nearly 3 acres of land 11 you wan t to '3('f' mon: give us a call UNDER SlO ,OOO A ct1Mm1nQ 3 bedroom home 1n town wdh larqr I1V 1ng & fa mily roo m. f1r epta ce. op<·n c.til 1r Ci'tSC to up ~ la1r s, pl u!i bnscmen l & Qtlrage L arge yM d & storagcbldr.1 OnlyS.78 ,900 1 STORV ON 1NO AVE . An old l 1me d bt•d r oom brick. llQrne in qood condllion In ENJOYTHERURAL SETTING But 1;ve clutiL· ~ family d1n1 ny room, '} ba 111s. plu s 1n the c ily 1n th•S ] bedr oom Orchclfd H Ill br~sf.•nwn l & beau ly shop $)4 ,900 home T his modern home ha s bu!l t 1n lui 7 exc ei1 L' nl chen . large hv1ng room . oart 1al basemen! OWNER WANTS IT SOLO & 11 acre yard w 1th a super v1ew Best part honw s lle ~ on Rt 141 5 rnilf"'i I rom town Both l ot.;, totar 1. 7 nc r e~ ol 1('\!l' l 10 y cntly is th e pri ce $39 .500 slop1nq lilnd Buy both l or $1 0,500 $10< law 'f ')' mer l di !>U111,.J1nqt LOVELY NEW HOME - Th e owner has iu!i t l1ved 1n lh 1s 3 bedroom home tor a few mon1ns and ~~no w tea11109 area Th1~ bn ck. & frame nome includes a wood bvrn1nCJ llrcla ce w 1th equipment , 2 ba ths, th ('r mopitne wmdows, buil t 1n k. 1tchen , 1 co• garage , et c S1tua ted on nearly 1 acre<:> 1n G<lll1a Co Sc hool Dis! • NE W 2 BED ROOM . all e1ect r1 c, c itrpeted home loca ted on Bt'M Run Ro . approx A ac.res, nght of way to Rn c coon c P'•' "- Bu ·J' now tor !!.35 ,000 00 NEW LISTI NG Bu s1 ncss, or buildl rlQ ta l In Eur el<..:l Lq 101 w ~Pp t 1c tank S1 tuat ed on Rt 7 Buy tor S-6 ' 000 ()(J PRO FESS IONAL BUILDING : 15,000 sq II located ad !Mt''nt to uol t cour~e. onf~ lt;> v('l no steps ideal tor ot fH "~'· ,LtlOOI5, p r o h:o~s1on al ,lc l lvilles For mor e in tormil';on Ul ll446 1066 BR I CK T HREE BEDROOM . c c+r pd~:.•d hom~ lu ll bae n. 1·nt i1rcptacc. an cdoP of u t( li1n1 tS, n1 cc lo t, good n• •·lllbortlVOCI Pr1ce \ JJ,OOO 00 THRE E BEDROOM , co rnmand 1ng VH!W ol the OhiO ::t•v1'r c ' ' "wa ter , 1 a t uet o!l turnacc , located on cor nl'f :lf 1-11 1 ,1 11d R1 718 Also /O'x30' block. budchng , ex cf'llt-fll rf''"l ldCil fltl or com merc1al loc.a t 1on Pr1ce ~4~ J}O IJO LOOKING FOR T HAT a~- 11 1 L U( n1('(l aoPrOY ov· r l ,f 1 ~ .nq the bC,lU I If UI t·,nrn• u~, f WrJi11ncj tor you ct:N'r '"11on dec h. , tn.J if and M d rnrrwrl illr poc,S('SIOn Dre11m Spot " alonq l he I~ min') below Gall ipOliS, Oh 10 l!i ! hi~ com fortable 3 5 <~c r es 1n all. d porches . snade trees Own er !pav 1ng pr1cea for on ly $19 ,500 00 PRI CE REDUCED 3 IX'd r aom nome located on Nt·llltlnwnoon Rd iUS! ou ts1dr c!ly llml l ':> N e w l ~ r•·lr, 'lrlr'1 P(I ro nvnn•rnt loca t 1on, (I IY waler , nal gai> P~ I ·~-,. SUPER STARTER A wonde rfu lly spac1ous 1 bedroom home w1th ~ wooded acres Has family room w 1rn w n.f.p & gr~rogc Al l rooms are large eno ugh for your f amdv but the pr 1CC IS small cnouqn tor your w<1ll et S25,500 NEW LISTI NG I b;•drooiT'I'I Bernet Rd I rtcr e l t~nd . "' ·! ,r r 1rr1l N,1IN I uri Oil turn (l(e Pr 1ced fOr QUICk '>•i'' "lf'(l 00 THE MOST IN LUXUR V A won<l erlul br 1ck homr w11h 5 IMge bt·clrooms , i1 t.~m1 ly room wi th n vrry prr tty ltr(' place , 3 full hattls. 7 co mplr t ~ ki! chr n<> , a l1111nq r oom !hill 1S oul ot !h1 '> worl d A. ii J r nr uarnqr wiltl a p.:.rk1ng pad lor 8 or 9 e M ~ Up to 71. (1ues. available . MAKE US AN OFFER Bea ut 1fu t budd 1ng S• te on Cherr y R1dqc 1n R1 0 Grande _ 4 acr es of woodN! 1.1nd 1n cdv sch ool clistnct 10 ROOM BRICI< LM ge 2 story !lOme on ?nd Ave . near busines s Th1S t1 0me llas J bed rooms , l1v1ng room , ldlflll y room , k1! t hen &. ba l h 2 c ar c c~rpo r l & fenced backyard Could be used il ~ '!a p a rt me nt ~. BEAUTIFUL SE TTING - Si tu ated on over 3 " acr e tree shaded yard 1n Nort nuo th 1s P 1 st ory home includes J bedrooms, fu llt>asement wi th f 1nished tam11v room & f1r et acc . 2 cxce!lent garden spar s, rural WOODED WONDERLANO 56 "cres ol wat er & CI Stern . C1ly Schools wooded hills & "alley'> neilr R 10 Grande of I One Rt 325 A per l ect spot tor a secl uded LO VELY BR ICK IN CENTENARY Thl~ tl1dCdWdY of the finest new homes in ttle area wonderful home oilers 4 or 5 betlrooms , WH Y PA V RE NT WllC'rl you can buy tamly room w b.f p . 2 bath~, tor m al en lh1 S 3 beclroom home for ~1 5,900 Inc ludes trance & d1nmg , new poo l & large 2 car ea t m k1lchen with r ef r 1gcrMor & ranqe gara ge All ~~ l uated on over 1 ' at re lot on Larqe bnth , & basement Loc t=ll ed 1n Crown Rl \dl (l ty WE NEED LISTINGS E. M. WIStMAN, BROKER 446-3796, EVE. JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446-7881 , EVE. E. N. WISEMAN , BROKER, 446-4~UU ',(J() PRICE REDUCED on th1<; 7 beo room nome on LOw er (11.fl 101 , r1 IY wr~t e r Owner a n x 1ou~ to k 11r fJ( J <,1•'1 ~·r , . • Jtor:i.UOOC!OO LI STING S NE EDED BE TWEEN Ill IIS ,OOO 500 2ND AVE. GALLIPOLIS J BEDROOM cMCr lrd home 1n PlanTZ 50 , llJI gas lu,.tl , dclrlii10nnl lots 1nCIUC1Cd ( 180'X l 40 'l Pr 1c e $).1 Ill! NEW LIS TI NG B tJ~1 nPSS bUdCJ1nq Si tU ated 1n (,.!lliDIIIIt. 110' fron l r1Clt> on EtlSi er n Ave 10CIUdCd :!u..,.n, •. t;ld an(!/ rr·n tnl<:.a Cr111 tar more ~ n1'0rm a11 0n no x1~o · BUILDING LOT near E verqreen , at onq hl•lhWrl~ rurrtl wat er pr l(f' ~~.900 BUILDING O N UPPER PASTURE FARM FOR RENT Locate d 10 Morgan T owns h1p , 41 acres , pond , ST ROUT REALTY ~46 2ND AVE .. needs so me n·p.:11r Pr1C'' r Pduced NEW LISTING : 'J bedroom, Ci'lfp(l l ed horne Stfua! C(l On UD/)I ' f )(1·1 /Wr Gal lipOl s Onf' f loor ldf'al for youny or r1 1 11 (I r 1U DIP Living, u!d dy roomc; k rtchen ilnd b,lfh Nt ·w w rr 1nq e~nd plumb1nq Newly re nov led Call for 1r r, ,,,1, rmat1011 OU tl OING LOTS . JS''.I:l/0 fill unoerg rouncJ u t tl1 f 1C~. rur,tl ~""'r,•r rpn trn l ':."WcifiP f Oil('CfiOn hlnc kt op tr 1 1 NOIIlObil(' hQnws P r 1c!' ~·t,O OO 00 IF YOU ' RE THI NKIN G AB OUT SEL LING , GIVE US A CALL AND WE ' LL BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS OUR LISTI NG CO NTRACT WITH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LISTI NGS!! ! LET US ~ELL YOUR >j OME WH E N YOU ' RE R EADY NEAL REALTY PHONE 446 : 1694 See th 1s eMccptl onally well kCPf hom e Wifh l BR , 21 1 bath , full ba se ment, formal dmmg room , r ec. room , il tr ·condllioned. natufal qa s heat. Sll ua1 ed on a bea uld ully land scaped tot • '" Sprtng VaHey Sub· D PIISion. ThiS hOme IS pr1C · ed 1n th e S60's. Ca ll tod ay fo r appl. Ch;ul es M . Neal 446 ·-1146 J . M1cha el Neal 446 · 1SOJ Sa m Neal 446 ·1310 Attra c1ive brick & fr ame home w ith 3 or possi bl y J BR . living room wlfh firel ace. ex tra ni ce kitchen wi th bu i lt 1n cabine ts, en ! at bar & di ning area Full ba sement & garage . Lovely in wound pool & dC>c k Gallipoli S Scllool Dis tri c t COLON IAL MA NSION Gra c•ous 9 room nome Sl l ualed on approx . 17 A. ot rolling land . 5 large B .R ., forma l dining r oom w 1th fi replace, li v ing roorn & bn th Coun t ry k i tchen wl! tl lovely buil l i n cabine ts, s s. ~ink , wn ll oven & co unte f top range . Has alum . S1d1nq & owner has added cx lrc1 insutal10n 7 ba r ns, stor age buitd1ng , chicken house, and & lots of fru i t fr ('CS Gall1p OI1s c ily ~c hoot sys tem . TH I S IS A UNI QUE H OME CHARACTER WITH NICE REMODELED DUTCH COLONIAL Wilh 1 4 A. ot useabl E> lt1 nd, 8 room~ . 4 BR No upkC'('p , v1ny1 s1d1ng . s torm cloor 'i, thermopan e window ~. 11, bath s, nat gas F .A lur nacc N1ce buil l in k.i tChL',, Plenty ol good colct !)pr,ng wa ter N1 ce b lock. qardqc w11h 15')(23' storage ~p rt <.c & part1al basem t•nt under stor age area. Located on black top r oad I 2 m 1lt• of I Sf. Hwy 160 jus t l1 sted COUNTRY MANOR - FIVE MILES OUT - t1J acres, apprO)( . SO ' acrus td .t~b le. balance pa stur e, l ob. ba se, lots of trutt tr ees, ~ pnnq s, 2 well!!, 2 pond s, rurill water , la rge oarn , milk par lor, s.e vel'ill she-d s. El egant col o111a1 hom e ha s been co mpletely re m odeled & features new v 1ny l s1 dtng , nL!w 9utters , new plumbul g, ~od e rn ktt chen. w w carp et, cenJ. a1r , J or 4 BR s. Call ST ROUT ~ EAL TV for an appo1ntm cnr to sec . 4116·0008. 6 ACRES WITH LARGE PIN E TRE ES ldl'dl IJtJ1Id1ng " pot nrsiiN l Mtfl ol lrtrqe Plfl C' 8 ACRES trPeS 700 I t fr ont age ')ou t PRI CE REDUCED ~i cl e stor (1gl:' budd ii1Q5 <tr 1vc to Gnrden !>pol . apple & pC' ,1( 11 W1tll1n 10 m1n c!ownt own Gut llpoll s, Green 1rees 11mber . wt:'l l W1th To w ns t1 1p, C1 1y Scnool el ec tr ic pump . ONlY Syste-m Has hookup tor $6 ,900 .00 TOTAL. rnob il 4' hOmr Gul t1a Rura l MAKE US AN OFFER W r1 1N. c• !N.Ir 1C dncl sep tic ONTH ISO N ESROOM ldnk. 111L!Il l li<thl on pate 200 HOM E, APPROX . o A. tl tr on t<HIC on Gra lldm All ICV('I, .:.lo nq ~ t Hwv Sc hool f~d T1 mber . Bulld1 ng 554 4 B R modPrn honw Sl tC'l CALL NOW w1tll buill 1n kil chen. F A NI CE BLOCK turllc1 ( L', pMtl i'll bd'>l'lnl!lll , BU ILDING ? porcnps Sc p,lrt~l• • ll<iT,I(l(' uses iHl d SU illt11('r 1-,II CIII' fl . ,l l\ll ,Hn s many ~ ton· r oo m , sto rage. rnnke WOrk <;, n{IP & ')! Or rlLil' rHl'd 1n t o o n1ce home. LOI ', Of !)U dlllnQ ~ p o f<., IOI ~ h o wro o m , kennel , etc. new homes on 111c c,,,!llt t Bu ild1 nq size J6 ft x 30 II . Co Rur al w ntN s t'Jl /\1'>0 Located on ,l corn er lot con 1l ll H1(0fl1(' lllVP'.. tllh'nl pr o tft 1n 1n 95 ~ cr£' on a pt•r l y CALL NOV·i F OR bidcktop ro~d 180.000 BTU MORE DETAILS furn ace Gc1raqe PRICED ONL 'I S13,9()() 00 NI CE >I ACRE FARM m em & LOVELY HOM E Spnr IOU':! rl' lll OctriL•cl Rr oom 1AC RESCLEAN hOillt' 1',•1 1!1 <; !(·• •I ',l(l lnq I} IU':I LEVE LLAND .J 11h'. tJ,lfh . tvrn1.11 l 1/11lCI ~11or t C11S innct:> north o t r oom & 1,1 r<w coun l r ,· 1-. 11 G~ll1pOI1"i G<1l l1tl Co Rura l c ht•n wdh budt n C.ll)llll' l <. Wt~ t (' r line 1n Iron ! of th 1s pro & '' ' '" 'nit",<. <.,ktl •,,nt-. I n1.., p..:rly Black. l op r o<1d All ho1rlt' tl.v... ,\I A turnu & ,1 llllnt•r at n (Jh l s qoc~ A'_L woo d twrnc•r J~ f\ ol LLVELS, LOT> OF USES hc>otill fut ro111nc1 l1111 (t .1p pr o ~ JO A llll rliJit·. •lPP ruv HANDYMAN ' S DREAM , 15 1'•. l lfn1ll'r r ..-t r,) l,lf{J t' <~5 tl U'> of good lc'l ncf plus IJMn, wor l-.. ':l hop, ttiiM X. un f 111 1.;,h ed In Ipvc I home IOIJ rl CCO IJtl<:,t• t...OI11 l ' fnJ1I 1n,1 t yo u cn n f n11sh, all lr L'l 'S. II you r 1· lll kri •'\1• ·<1 fl1cl h, r l nl ~ are al ready 111 e1 n1 u• l.t rm (,\LL .wc111dble Own er will A~0U1 TH ISONI Jlt'qoli ote pr1ce 379· 2184 CENTURY 21 BEAUTY ADORNS PLANTATION This comf ortable 3 bed r oom ranch. Thi s well kept nome has central air condition · ing and is economic al ly heated wit h natural gas. Tne we ll landsca ped law n features f lower gard ens, a fen ced in 12' d iameter pool and much mor e. Call tor more details, t 16S 69 acres on St. Rt . 325 and Cora Mill Rd . 8 room s. Farm well f enced Good out build ings, 35 acres level t il lable land M uch more . N 134 Arthur A. Nibert Member American Society Of Aopraiser s RESIDENTIAL ~en1or CENTURY 21 HOUSE & I A, IN COUNTRY 7 room home si tualed on A ot n1cc land on a blacktop road 4 B R , bath & country k!! Chen Wiltl l)u lll 1n ca bin e ts All crpctco. MAKE YOUR AP POINTMEN T TODI\Y prop('rty (_QU I<! P<il Y for l l~ t' lf Wl llllll -I yr<, LOI on Stat f' R I 7 Nor !11. tH.'d r Sil vN Br1 c!or• Sllopp,na J rt·rl l.tl lll OI>II f' Pl rl/J t1ornt> '> GRL•1 1 REI URN ON IOI1iL INV[_ ':) T MC N T C.l ll tor dl'l<lll$ Tt 11~ 93ACRES VACANT LAND 93 A at rolling l11nd 1n Act d1son Twp . A l l rn1n c ral r1qhts QOCS Bar n & SCIJNdl t:tudd1ng S1 tes. \77 ,900 .00 . CALL FOR OETA ILS MORE 61 J ACRES MORE OR LESS QUICK IN VES TME NT RETURNS LOT81 ' •108 ' Beau Ill UI t)UdCI1n q Si l l'~. tcvrl tot on 111a c. kt op r oad wll ll rurJ I w,1 1Pr l1ne 1n Iron ! Ol IOI, Wtln lleautllul r ol l1nq qrl'l'll pa5 1urf'liH1d ON L Y 11.1011 OU CARRY OUT A good l)u si n css toc.'llect on Sta te Hig hway 160 1n a n1 CC cornmun1ty Lllnd , br1cK budd1ng, eQu1pmcnt & all sto c k goes PRICED RIG HT COUNTRY LIVING If you l ik e fresh coun t ry air , th is is th e on e. 6 room house & 1 A . tot . 3 B .R. home with ex tra n1ce coun tr y k itchen w i th wall oven & counter top ran ge. Ex ira nice bui ll i n cabine ts. Ntce lrge Iron ! p at1o . Home has hr"' d real good ca re. A lso has a horse shed . Loca ted on blacKt op road . CAL L NIJW. BEA UTIFUL RIVER FRONT HOME • Bet1U IIful 7 room h ome willl a panor nm1c v1ew ol the r 1ver 711 A Full basem ent w 1th woodbu rn,ng l1repta o 13 It x41 1t. room wdh k1 1L h{•net1 t>, C)(C c llenl tor c nlurl clinll'lg or danr • ,nq . N1cc modern ki1 Ct1en 1nc1ud 1ng di~hashcr . ril ng{\ & rC'tr 1yer.11or , forma l din 1ng room . li.lm1IY r oom . tor m al 11v 1ng room&. 3 BR r1n<.l 1 tull ba ths & showers Fuel oil F .A . l urna ce Excellent location for 1ish1ng, r 1gl1! out your hi\Ck door. City sc t1ool di st . Must sec to (1p pr eda te ds value . Ni ce 3 bed r ooms, bath , liv 1n9 room. modern ca t in kll c ht>ll with buill in cabine ts, Full basement , a tm o!il ni'w ga'3 fo r c<'d 1;ti r turdnce and hot wat er hea ter . Loca ted within the c it y limi t s. Look ing t or a nice clea n home. c lose to shopping area? A Buy . Call 2 B R mob He home nestled in lo ts ot shadf lrees. Lots of rot1 d fro ntage . Outs id e lurnlturc build ings . All goes. Including wash er tl nd dryer Some t i m ~r Ci\L L Now NOW . 11.7 ACRES WITH LOTS OF SHADE TREES CENTURY 21 NEW LISTING MODERN BRICK This l ove l y nomi' and 2 to 3 * talk with your destination broke• *advance information about .your new area *advance knowledge of housing, financing, schools, etc. *motel reservations for your family (if needed) *timesaving advance appointments *pre-selected properties to your specifications • Immediate home inspections upon arrival In addition to our 700 offices All Across America, we are affiliated with 800 other independent real estate offices. Whether your move is to the CITY or the country let us serve you in all 50 states, Canada and Mexico. SEE OR CALL YOUR LOCAL STROUT SALES OFFICE for fast, efficient service, whether you are BUYING or ~ELLING any kind of property. (If there is no STROUT office in your immediate vicinity, send particulars to : National Referral Center, P.O. Box 4528·G , Springfield, MO 65804. acres is located sou th of Rio Grande on St Rt 325 Fea tures J bedroom-:.. liv mg room . lamily room , w b . f1repla ce , modern com p lete bu il l 1n K1 tchen . 1 baths . full basement . and garage C1ty Schools Shown by appoin tm ent on Iy. 1151 Bonnie Stutes Evenings ~ 46 - 2885 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 GOOD IN VES TMENT OR RENTAL PROPERTY Ow nt•r wil l r1ep hnAnC(' th1 <. I? (l (rC''> mor e or 1('5<,. o l VtH.rtntl,m(! Pos~1b l e hook up to' ') mob1 le homE-s (IO '>l' IO 1n1nPS If 119 RANCH 4 BEDROOMS Sp-ace abounds in thi!:> roomy nome . 2 w b f1r eplao , lull f inished basement . double c ar wi th elec1r1 c gar age open er Sitl1ng on a good si1e lot loca ted-o ff from St Rl 160. C1 l y Sc hool 01~1 Shown by appomtment Call fo r more de tails! 11 tJ2 On ~~idle H1ghwl!Y 554, tw o l evel to ro ll1 ng l.;r~nd w1 lh small stre am th r ough 111 edg e of property ONLY br~rns. . 11,000 00 8 ACPES LEVEL LAND Be,,utllul land wilh lots of p11WS r1nd tW O road lr ontge. 411 m1les fr om Meigs Coun t y Mine NO. 1. GOOd budding sti es and rural wa ter lap Pilld for . CAL L ~JOW COMFORTABLE HOME PLUS EXTR A IN COME PROPERTY Well l<.ept ~ room house 1ust olf kt 160 al Evergreen . S1ep saver kt tch en wi th n 1ct? bu ilt .n c abme t s, rttnq(· & rl'fr1 g Ha s it front ponh & cMport . Real n1ce c MpPt tllrouqhou l & a F1 r1nK I111 wood burf'1(' r . Plu ':! cl ~ rl pOS!ioi ble (')( Ira 1n (onw 17' x6'i ' mobile honw l11.tt IMS) B R &·11 7 ba th AM hit S 11':> own pr iVdlt.• ctr 1vt.' CALL FOR YOUR APPO INTME NT TOOAY LOVELY COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Beautiful new 3 B .R. 'brick front home with f ireplace, l or ma l dining roo m & large ea t in k i tchen w i th !ots oi but If in cabin ets. ra nge & dish washer . 2 I u II balhs & a utility r oo m . Plus 2 c ar garage. Th ts home Is si tudted on a wooded lot ap pr ox , I ac re . Soon to be com leted . DON 'T LET TH IS ONE SL IP BY CALL TODAY . CENTURY 21 4BEDROOM VERY REASONABLE Th is one has it all f1repta ce . 1ay room , fu lly carpeted , ce ntral a1r , huge 2 car garage . Park Lane Subdivi Sion . ~ 162 CENTURY 21 open sta ircase Also a uf1l1 ty bldg . and a ga rage . All th1!i tocaled on a large tot wllh a new chain link fence VS REALTY BRANcH MAIN 428 SECOND AVE. POMEROY, 0. JUST Ll>tE0- 2 sto r y brick, ls i lloor - liv ing, lormal d in ing , lovel y LOOKT HISOVER' BUD McGHEE MANAGER PH. 446.{)552 ANYTIME THANK YOU FOR LISTING WITH VS REALTY k it chen , fam i ly room 7nd floor - 3 la rge bedroom s ( closets !. bath. Na t. gas F . A . furnac e . EXCE LL ENT m .200 .00. ALMOST NEW- I', story Thts lo vely bnck wdl bo oft fhe mark C' t 1f not sold soon Mnke an appo,n tm('nt to ~ee 11, you Wtll oc glad you d1d S36, 100.00 . LOVELY WOODED ACR E- ln new addit ion reduced . tovety 'J srory frame 3 or 4 bedrooms, very modern k itchen, large ut lnty , N.G. hoi water heal. cor ner lot . LOVELY , $29,000.00 . 2 YEARS OLD - Love ly Ran c h Type home , 3 bedrooms. bath, utility R., modern kitchen . all Modular Hom e w1th lois ot cln ss 1nr ct• s pi~ c, ous BR 's., 2 l>fl ths , co mplete d('IU~(' k1 t chen , CM p f' l thr ou ghou t c1nd tully drrlp ed Th 1S lovely 74x60 rnoduiM htlS ce ntral ii1r co nd1110n 1n q dnd 11 1'J S• tur'llrd on an acr~ tot Cnll now for cu1 oppo1rll m cn t Locnted n('M Mrrcrrvd le acre. 131.500.00. INVESTMENT OR BUSINESS- • extra n; ce rentals, some furnished, a good pav in g bus i ness . parking about area , b uildi ng JO vears old . $<17 .200 .00. MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM, NEED A ROOF OVER YOUR FAMILY'S HEAD? SEE US. NEED TO SELL IN A HURRY? SEE US. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 9fl-l2l9- "H 191 992 ·2568 FOR SALE BY OWNER Modern l BR brlcll home , c1rpettd , n i ce LR with tlrepllct , hug• kitchen , plenty of Cfblneu , e1ec . nnge , n1tur11 9" hea1 , buement , urport , stouge room. N lct lt~el lot , l.OCiftd Chillicothe Rd .. I mi . from Dtw . C11t 446· ZS1l or 446· 1111 . 6 1 level . almost new , 3 bedrooms . very appea li ng nornt.•, baseboard hea t and Jotul wood bur ner House and 4 lots all sel l1ng A p pro )( 2 miles from Holzer M ed1c al Cen ter •150 "113 CENTURY 21 or less Home has 3,100 '3Q II over all Colorado stone l 1reptace . 2 car garage, very l a'3 tetully decor Med One o f the most g ra c1 ous homes 1n Gall1a County wllh a fantas t ic •new~ Many other extras . ~ 116 CENTURY21 RIVER VIEW Loca ted 3 m il es below Gall1pOi tS on Sf. Rt 7, storv r1 nd halt. tr am e. 3 bed rooms , doubl e ca r QM r1ge . Also hs r en tal pro per ty wifh 11. C1 fy scnoo1 d,s t GOOD I NVEST MENT! "139 CENTURY21 ~1x acr es on biacktop road . Half of area or more 1S wood to t H annan Trace Sc hool 01st. Call now ~ 111 Owner will se ll v · c. · FHA LOC df('d 1n the G(lll1pohs ~\.\. f" r : r 1c l US Sl ee t s1dmg , 3 0 R s, e•.. "'""'"U' ached garage c,111 soon tor , ~£''" .r~mrn l rh1c; 1S a v er 'I c let'ln hOI11l Build cqu,ty 1n th1 S Almos t four gr een acre 5. lOCi! led on St Rl 775 Over 600 11 r o<1d lronta ge Rural water available , \42 CENTURY 21 ¥t.l' ~22,500 will buy for you a ver y com fortabl e 2 BR hom e situ ated on a 96 of an ac re tol Th is older home has l arg(' a covered Iron! por ch overlooki ng th e 01110 R1v er Loc ks and Dam Also <Jn ou tbu ilcllng ( 12x 18) lhdl 1s in e)(cellent condi t1on The owner 1S ve ry anxious ro sell . G1ve us a CilliiO<IcJy New Listmg - All etertnc horne w1lh US 51eel S1d1n.g. Qw(lr~\ ~ ~e1ng transferred and Is an x1ous to ')t'"' .. · u.~· utili!'/ Mea , Lg . ea t 1n k i t , ta . ·~ ·~~\\' , wi th sliliing g lass doors. fent ~\."~· ~.yard W1fh lOxiO stora ge biUiding . ..._vtl for an appomtment tooa v. Bulldmg Lots I 40 ac res on 0 J Wh 1te Rd T nis tot i~ restn cl ed for your protec tion Also we have lots on Pleasant School Rd tn th•s ar ea y ou have a chOICE' of lot s1ze from one dcr e up. Call now ' NP.. W Listing Restr1CICd bvlldmg IOI lr1 Chdrola is Hil l"' J 14 ac r es w1th lots ot road frontage . Call now, Very ntc C Older h Om(' , SI IUM CCI 10 l ht 'l lll rlO C at Eu rN•(l Th1 S IS t1 two"s tor , home. w 1Hl il torm,l l cf111~nq rom . o.1 BR ''l. 14:.16 liv1nu rooni fh 1~ 110me hn~ l1 kc new CMpr l nnd 1! 1':> tully ~:ltlndrcJ Vou wdt ntso ('nlo t it W BF P illl d r11so tlll C'XCPI Ient v1C'w ot lt1t' Oh10 R•Vt.'r APOOH'l l men l only On e rntl e fr om to wn Moctulor nan1t: W1lh !O f'> ol L'>.lrds Mok f' (\n (1ppo1ntment to S\'i !h iS well c,1rt'd for nom(' (f'n lrnl a1r Pnc ('Cl 111 thl' low SJ0'5 Appo1n lm r nt on If M 1d ~JD ' s, lt1rl'(' B R '~, sol1 rl hardwood tl oors . be0 11H-d ca tht·drnt C('1hngs tn the L R (ln d k.1lc h•.:n pl us the l'Co nomy of naturnt q<t s hL' dl Call now for on etppo,nt rnrnl You wolltJ< ' qlrW ou tlld w e ha ve n tcw loh locoll ed l111t' to ten mtles tr om Galltp o ll ~ . AS YOU CAN SEE BY THI S AD , OUR LI STNGS ARE EXTREMELY LOW AT THIS TIME . IF YOU ARE CONSIOER tNG SELLING , G IV E US A CALL . WE WILL BE HAPPY TO LOOK AT YOUR PROPERTY AND GIVE YOU OUR OPt · NIO N AS TO ITS PRESE NT VALUE . THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SER VICE SPRI NG SPECIAL 15 acr es, ~mall pond and a s1rong spr 1ng tor water , ap prox 970 lb~ toba<co, 2 b1dgs Pr1 ced to sell K 118 CENTURY 21 SMALL FARM SITE 11 ctcres tobacco base rurrtf watN , c.ty school s, .J rnill'" !r om Gallipoli S on bl~( ktop road, super loca 11on and buy won ' t las ! long 103 * CENTURY 21 GALLIPOLIS SCHOOLS 12ACRE LOT Coun ty wdh: r , Ne ll fen ced , cr<'ek run s tnr oug h the thr eE.' e xcellen t la nd budd1ng 'J1te~ All ill a verv rrc.a nr"'hl/1 or1tl' • l )) CENTURY 21 AC~toAGE )!I r1cr es of r olling Qrounu SUII alli C tor bldg LOIS 01 pa".Tun.' L1 11C' fences r r · good f tl6 CENTURY 21 Tom White , Salesman, Home Phon e 446-9557 VACANT LAND (l( r ('S , 10 !1llabl t!, 11 pa,tur <', otdcr barn . 1300 lb 1ooacco ba~r . clenty wat er • 10 1 Sl l .)OO }'J We Are Offering Financing l'hrough VA, tHA and Conventional Loans. Check With Us Before You Buy. WE NEED LISTINGS 4 CENTURY 21 COUNTRY HOME &IACRES Loca ted on Sta te Rt . ]-11, n1ce home. J bedroom s, Owner will sell with sma l l down payment & land con tra ct to any qualil1ed buyer . ' 14J CENTURY 21 Owner anxious to sell l h1S br ic k home S1tua tea on a spaCIOUS WOOded lOT W1lh1n c• ty l1mil~ . Cozy w.b fireplace , 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage A gooo oual1 l y built hom e Look tn is over and make us an offer ! N 126 CENTURY 21 LARGE HOME IN CITY Large 7 story hou se. 9 rooms H ou<,e ,., modern {1 na 1n good co nd 1110n Pr1C ed r easona bl e. Own er needs to move !his proper ty ,mmed1alet~ Please call tor more 1ntor ma t•o n . ~ 1JS CENTURY 21 TWO BEDROOM HOME Pr 1c cd tow for 1m med1ale sat e N 1cc garden s pace, good toca t10n Cl l 'f waler, ':>ewer , ba se ment Owner will he l p finan ce quallf1ed ouyer . ~ 109 CENTURY 21 MOVE IN Th1S home 1'!1 wa tt tng tor tnc right 51z e lamdy Level • yard , 100' J:J00' lo t L R . 7 B R • eat 1n k. 1l che-n ul d1 ty room , n1ce- crpart Small upkeep Pr 1ced qgh1 ' 14 1 CENTURY 21 CEDAR A FRAME Onv ucrc w ooded lof luc ,1 1Nt appro)( 12 miles. 1r0111 GJIIIPOIIS on Brum h eld Rd J bed r ooms , open h rcolcKC' and open stair wily 1 h1S IYP.e of nome is'" very 1n ucn aemand! , 113 ~OUTHEHNHILL~ SPECIAL PRICED LOW 6 r ooms, full basem ent, tg gard en area , good s torag e bldg . Rf . 14 1. just out of c1 ty lim 1ts - should sell fast Wort h every penny- 525,000. 1121 FARMS CENTURY21 GE NERAL FARM . ocaled oil Stare Rr. J25 , :~ e rry Twp., 52 acre~ r ill abl e land, oasrure and ,ome wooded area Modern 6 room nouse and barn Over 800 lbS. fObacco base . PRICED T05ELL! , 144 CENTURY 21 160ACRE BEEF CATTLE FARM Ca tt le pr1 ces are look1ng up Lots of pasture, plenty wa1er , some good t i mbrr Owner says sell now· ~ 148 CE~.,URY2 1 RENTAL INVESTMENT CENTURY 21 A SPRING GAR DEN 1S eager to bloom aroufld lh 1s l ovely home wh 1c t1 ol · ter s 3 8 R • bath, fu ll case men! , 2 car garage and den tor Dad 2 · acrE•S , ru r al water , much more Don't mtSSih iSOne '1 64 89ACRES CLAY TOWNSHIP Hou~e . 2 barns, toba cco base , very scen 1c area. 1 beautiful lakes, stocked w 1th f•Sh E xce- l fe nt for l 1shlng , boat1ng or h unh ng Just good 11v1n g CENTURY 21 WANTED ! NEW OWNER Le t 's sell ltltS outs tanding farm . Top cond 1tion anC produc l ion ~~ nere Ready to make you money and a I arm to be prouo of Level ti llable land . cle an pasture t 1 e l d~ . toba cco oase , modern remodeled house, barn and ma chinery shed It's all here. You c anoe tne nex I owner . 9'2 oc res , 108 CENTURY 21 SPECIA'L SECLUSION 130 acr es wooded se tti ng tor th1s new tull y equi pp ed home - has farm cuild ings 1flCiud1 ng second nome all an easY drive lrom Ga'lin or l h~ Mine5 " lU hom e features 3 co n 1ca l llrep l<t ce. sdt1ng on gootl S1 / e Ia! , ve rt ta s,I('IU II y deco r ated Has an aoove me groun<J sw 1mm1nq pool Buy lh1S home t1nd t oU II be r eady tor rne hal c..umme r da ·t ~! CALL NOW FO R h e <J r oom~. INFORM ATO N A ND A N A PPOINTM ENT ! I IJI CENTURY 21 SCENIC· RIVER VIEW Lovely home S1111 ng on .:1 J acres. more or les s Th1S home fea ture s 3 bedrooms . modern kll ch en, lo ts of b1r ch cabinl• t') & il ':>n .:tck bar , form al l1v1ng r oom, bath & 1. full bas('ment, double car garag e. e x cel lent n(•lghbor nood and location on St Rt 7 C1ly Sc hool 01s1 Pr 1ce d reasonaol ( Won ' t last long . ~ lSJ CENTURY 21 WITHIN WALKING DI STANCE OF SC HOOLS Ctl¥ propert ·{ , 7 ~ t o r 1, '~ bedrooms, g as he.:;t Verv r easonaQiy pr ice d 1 #149 CENTURY 21 OWNER SAYS SELL No r.easonaole aft er r ef us ed 1 Th1s home 5e111ng 1S se r ene and oeac efuL cn 10Y rne eo.,~ en , nQ!o 1n a C07 f coun rry atmosonerc ou t yet 1oc areo only one m 1i(• ana n nan ot 'State Rt J5 ·, oea r ooms modern ou·l l ,n k1tcnen. d1n1na roor"' 11 lh hMd 110od f loor<, l1 v1nq room and n1ct· oa tn Nrw gc1rage 24' KJO ht~c. p,)nf'lf'd Wi'l lls nne! l ~>x l u r na Cf· d1nq A REAL 8ARGA JN 1 "H6 CENTURY 21 EXCELLENT RECREATIONAL PROPERT Y On Ra ccoon Cret · ~ I 43 ac re s. mon• or leo:. and n1CC' cab1n, sleeps 6. tilfrlllt roo m w 1lh w o f 1r t.•plnu (lnd heatolator larqr> kif chE'n ana ba l h • 151 MOBILE HOMES MODULAR HOME 8 room 5. 3 be o r oom~ . 2 baths, compl ete kttcnen, cen lra l c11r, water rap . ve ry ~oz v S1 1tmg on '1 lovel 'r' acres l oca ted off from Bu!aville Porter Rd ; 129 CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOM E CENTURY 21 1 STOW> - I~ ACRES Fea rur1ng J B R, m0<1er n k. 1Ycnen b1rch cab1nets L R. FR , tor mdl DR , eat 1n lt<~ t c nen . bat n N ew w1nng , tOtc)tly 1nsuta reo Barn n1cc- stoct>; ed ond . tobacco oasc Mil nv more fealur es • 1S7 N ice CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 Recently renova1ed . · tully re nted three un it , in town , located close ro schools. Ex cellent return on your money . 1154 IMMACULATELY KEPT HOME MORE CITY PROPERTY , EX · CELLENT CONDITION ACREAGE BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT ctec tr 1c w1th base l ;)~"'- ,1too ~- A very n1c e kol w olh lOIS ol '' ~lolt)\~U ICIS: 3 BR 'S and C 'l ba111 Sit ~" a llat tot 1n Gl'll liPOI•S Pr 1ced 11Q ht wood -burn ing f irep lace. formal dining , . m odern kitchen , util ity . carpeted, 2 CITY LIVING , COUNTRY ENV IRONMENT J ( ca r old nom(.' , n~~&' ~ I p a·,. ,n g r ,..n, All new . car garage & storage, 71a CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 E conomy at 1t s ll esr electric , all car peted, garage , about I a c re . $25.900.00 . S Years Old- like 1121 COMFORTABLE BRICK AND FRAME 10 3 acres at ground , more VACANT LAND frame , 4 bedrooms , equ ipped kit chen , formal d i ni ng , many , man y features . you m ust see. 1 car garage with workshop. that new heme. 53,500.00. NEED TO SELL- Pr ice CENTURY 21 ' CITY PROPERTY 2 stor y frame, o1 bedrooms, ( restr icted ), excellen t for SEE IT NOW . ONLY 122.000 0008 Merrill Carter Evenings ant land 1n c1 ty of M id ciiPPOrl Real r11cc Pudding loT , t1 1q h 8. ory wilh lttrge st1,1dC 1ree at r('ilcly Iller (' Ap oro)( 300 11 tr on tilq e SEE IT . ....... Being Transferred? Tc.tke advantage of the FREE SERVICt. ot our NATIONAL REFERRAL CENTER .. daily. EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENnY OWNED We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell A HOME FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY - NEW LISTING ON RT . 218 - Att ractiv e 3 An imm ac ulate 3 bedr oom r anch on th e le bedroom home in Ci ty Sc hoo l Di s!. Enjoy Grande Blvd . (a super neig hbor hood tor chi ldren) . Includes central air, wi fe ap provea kitchen, ga r age, and l arge fencPd in ya r d w iltl pat io & nice storage buildi ng or workshop for Dad. $36,000 . Il eal Estate for Sale ·Strout National Referral Center Willis T.' Lovedav Leadingham Reattor ll~iale Realtor Ph. Home 245·9114 ·Ph. Home 446-9539 ]allia County's Fastest :Trowing Real Eswte Agencv changing Arthur A. Nibert , Realtor-446-4612 Bonnie Stutes, Assoc.-446·2885 Merrill Carter- 379·2184 FREE CALL 446-3643 Ru s'.ie ll 0 . Wood E vcm ng s 446 4618 Real Estate for Sale MOVING to another city? leslie. 256·1276 or 446·H01. lt<>al'Eslale forSa:le lteal l£t!tate for Sale Real Estate for Sale CENTURY 21 A LO VELY COUNTRY HOME AND8ACRES Story a nd a half completel y remod eled 1nS1de and ou t Lot barn . garagC' . nay shed, and coal util1lY bld g. It 's j ust top s tor me money! Call tor more details TO DAY! 118.'100. 1970 cnamp1on m odel. .J rooms W1tn bath Hookup illl ready tor extrc1 mobil e nome Call now S.I J,)QO f l 04 CENTURY 21 191J MO BILE HO ME Loca ted 1n Rappsourq !I rooms 3 B R , uncJer Sk 1rtcd Look s vert ntcc ! Pr 1cco r easonabl e If 111 CENTURY 21 Are you th 1nk•ng ot t) uying a mobile home? L1 ~ c new 1975 Vtndale mobil(' home All se t up and r eady to be moved tnto Le t '~ D('ill To day! ~140 I 122 CENTURY 21 BEEF FARM ll8 acres, over 40 acres level t illab le land , the rest 1S pasture and woodland Tobacco base , 6 room hOuse , QOOd barn . other ou tb Uildings , se11 1ng below tOda y ' s market . ~ 106 CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Three q ood mobil e hom r'> !Q((l fl 'dCIOSe l oc- ily 0 -"JnN Will '>rll wim sm~ll oown ptlymrnl & land cont r.Kt 10 any Qu ald1 ('d bUYC' I (ALL TODA Y • ••we're The Neighborhood Professionals" >IJJ �. .•. ;. ' . .. . ... ' ~ ~ -- .... 1).7 - The Sunday Times-sentinel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 ..Ml- The Sundav Times-sentinel. Sunday, May 28, 1978 Your Best Real Estate .B uys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel Real Estate for Sale Real E• taiP for Sale lleal.£.tale for Sale Real Estate lor Sale Heal E,s late [or Sale Ileal ~!:stale for Salo• Real Estate for Sale Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel 23 LOCUST STREET This ad 446-6610 will be ... Call Evenings : l1Eil~tate for Sale THE WISEMAN REAL ESTATE AGENCY Brick ranch on J citv lots. in -ground swimming pool , J bdr, carpeted home . Central heat & air, 42 lincoln St. 446 -3964 . Appointment Necessary BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE _ Downtown locil · pnccd tion , STROUT 446·0008 . Ueal.E.tate for Sale 1 Acre Lots for sale loca fed on SR 554, J miles east of Porter. Wheaton Rd . SJ,OOO, FOR SALE BY OWNE .R 1<, 000 15, 000 . Gallia co. Rural Water . Call Tom rea sonabl e. REALTY GALLIA COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY JUST LIKE NEW - Quality built rar1ct1 :s lrss tha n l yr . old & must be seen -to .aporccidte. Specia l features are qual i ty carpe t throughout , w1fe approved ~itc~en w ith sto ve & refrig ., thermopane windows marb iC' Sitt s, gare~ ge & a large fla t lot on th e Floyd Clark Rd , 1" ·m1. west ot State Rt . 160. $32,900. ShCNn l>Y appoi nt men! on I v. STRO UT REAL TY 446·0008. K en Morgan Ev enings ~46 · 0971 RUSSEU WOOD REALTOH 446-1066 the l ar ge liv ing room , ? fu l l bnth s, bui lt in kit chen. cen t ai r & large cove red back porch (perfect for the fam ily outi ng or cookout) . A lso a love ly landscaped 1 1 acre tot wi th large stora ge biul ding Call tor more detail s. Mose l:anterDury 446-3408 ~rlf II .......... - .. ~ ,. «"""'~, . : ~ ,. ~ . . .. __ ... ~l··-.' "' "'' ._;t,:~ NEAR ROONEY -- 3 yea r ol d bn c k & frame ranch with approx . 1200 sq. II ot liv 1ng space . Includes a beau t i fu l buill1n k 1t chen , 3 bedrooms, 11' baths & garaQe Ve ry ni c e 1:~ acre lot in Gal l ia Co Schools 140,500 SPACIOUS BI· LEVEL EXQUISITE HOME CHARLA IS HILL S ....1 .:1;.~!11 Moclern story br icK home l n R10 GrandP This 5 bedroom hOme teature5 a larqe ltv1 ng room W1!11 w b .f.P , 11 1 bt'lths & full base mrnt w1 th rec room . Also 2 car garage & lttrgE- co rner 10 1 • Beaut iful 3.16 A . rolling cl ean lnnd 1S tne setting tor thi s unusua ll y gracious br1 ck home. 3 spa cious B.R.'s, 21• ~a th s & IMQC ut i l ity room . La r ge toyer !earling to tormc1 1 l iving roam , formal di n ing room & large lamily roo m with open lir ('l ace . Ct1;Um 1nq k itc nc n w ith sn ack. bar , Cor n1nu co urHcr top range, wall oven, disposa l. cJIShwastlcr & lovely Shenandoah Cilbill ets . Tti 1S spacious home has a '} car garc1Q C w 1tn au tomat ic opener&. central a1r Ttl c~c ~1rc iUS I a lew of th e ex tr as . P1 c turc s or wor ot.. cannel dcscr 1be th is home YOU MU !>l Lov elY. 3 B.R. br ic k & frame b1 level. Ex tra niCe k1t c hcn with lots of canine ts., dishwJsller. ran ge & d1n1ng M ea with pr1tio doo r s 1cr1<11119 10 lnrq(' deck Lo.wcr h,lll that fltlds lot~ ol poc.s1bdity tor tuture t<'l mily or rcc r eiiiiQn room-; 1 cnr oarage 1111111 aut om c1 11 C door opener rtw. home 1S bud ! w1!h 1n l~ r co m SY5 1c rn Gall i pOli S CitY scr1001 syS fPrll CALL N OW ONE AC RE PLUS 1/rH MODERN HOM E ONRT . S88 ... OUT ·A· SITE - Call us tor a brea tntaKing ~our of ! his uni que conten:porary secluded 1n 18woodedacres near RID Gra nde 1n C1ty Sc h~ls . Ha s 4 bedrooms . 2 f ire laccs, lovely famdy room , 3 baths & cr ows nes t M ucn , much more Si! ual ed on ~ COUNTRY CHARM ER lovely 1.8 acre lnndscaped yard th 1s br 1cl-. ran ch o tt ers the most 1n 3 bedrooms Fetmily room w1 th w _b.f p ., 1 bath!>, bui ll in kit chen , l ul l basemen ! w 1th r ec room & 1 ca r carporl plus many other eAtra c; Low ~ ... TALK ABOUT A HOME ! A lovely stone tirela ce in tile rust1 c tnmllv room , 3 spacious bedrooms, 7' < baths & n large 2 car garage . Ther e is ove r 1.000 ~q ft . 1n this cedar & stone home and nearly 3 acres of land 11 you wan t to '3('f' mon: give us a call UNDER SlO ,OOO A ct1Mm1nQ 3 bedroom home 1n town wdh larqr I1V 1ng & fa mily roo m. f1r epta ce. op<·n c.til 1r Ci'tSC to up ~ la1r s, pl u!i bnscmen l & Qtlrage L arge yM d & storagcbldr.1 OnlyS.78 ,900 1 STORV ON 1NO AVE . An old l 1me d bt•d r oom brick. llQrne in qood condllion In ENJOYTHERURAL SETTING But 1;ve clutiL· ~ family d1n1 ny room, '} ba 111s. plu s 1n the c ily 1n th•S ] bedr oom Orchclfd H Ill br~sf.•nwn l & beau ly shop $)4 ,900 home T his modern home ha s bu!l t 1n lui 7 exc ei1 L' nl chen . large hv1ng room . oart 1al basemen! OWNER WANTS IT SOLO & 11 acre yard w 1th a super v1ew Best part honw s lle ~ on Rt 141 5 rnilf"'i I rom town Both l ot.;, totar 1. 7 nc r e~ ol 1('\!l' l 10 y cntly is th e pri ce $39 .500 slop1nq lilnd Buy both l or $1 0,500 $10< law 'f ')' mer l di !>U111,.J1nqt LOVELY NEW HOME - Th e owner has iu!i t l1ved 1n lh 1s 3 bedroom home tor a few mon1ns and ~~no w tea11109 area Th1~ bn ck. & frame nome includes a wood bvrn1nCJ llrcla ce w 1th equipment , 2 ba ths, th ('r mopitne wmdows, buil t 1n k. 1tchen , 1 co• garage , et c S1tua ted on nearly 1 acre<:> 1n G<lll1a Co Sc hool Dis! • NE W 2 BED ROOM . all e1ect r1 c, c itrpeted home loca ted on Bt'M Run Ro . approx A ac.res, nght of way to Rn c coon c P'•' "- Bu ·J' now tor !!.35 ,000 00 NEW LISTI NG Bu s1 ncss, or buildl rlQ ta l In Eur el<..:l Lq 101 w ~Pp t 1c tank S1 tuat ed on Rt 7 Buy tor S-6 ' 000 ()(J PRO FESS IONAL BUILDING : 15,000 sq II located ad !Mt''nt to uol t cour~e. onf~ lt;> v('l no steps ideal tor ot fH "~'· ,LtlOOI5, p r o h:o~s1on al ,lc l lvilles For mor e in tormil';on Ul ll446 1066 BR I CK T HREE BEDROOM . c c+r pd~:.•d hom~ lu ll bae n. 1·nt i1rcptacc. an cdoP of u t( li1n1 tS, n1 cc lo t, good n• •·lllbortlVOCI Pr1ce \ JJ,OOO 00 THRE E BEDROOM , co rnmand 1ng VH!W ol the OhiO ::t•v1'r c ' ' "wa ter , 1 a t uet o!l turnacc , located on cor nl'f :lf 1-11 1 ,1 11d R1 718 Also /O'x30' block. budchng , ex cf'llt-fll rf''"l ldCil fltl or com merc1al loc.a t 1on Pr1ce ~4~ J}O IJO LOOKING FOR T HAT a~- 11 1 L U( n1('(l aoPrOY ov· r l ,f 1 ~ .nq the bC,lU I If UI t·,nrn• u~, f WrJi11ncj tor you ct:N'r '"11on dec h. , tn.J if and M d rnrrwrl illr poc,S('SIOn Dre11m Spot " alonq l he I~ min') below Gall ipOliS, Oh 10 l!i ! hi~ com fortable 3 5 <~c r es 1n all. d porches . snade trees Own er !pav 1ng pr1cea for on ly $19 ,500 00 PRI CE REDUCED 3 IX'd r aom nome located on Nt·llltlnwnoon Rd iUS! ou ts1dr c!ly llml l ':> N e w l ~ r•·lr, 'lrlr'1 P(I ro nvnn•rnt loca t 1on, (I IY waler , nal gai> P~ I ·~-,. SUPER STARTER A wonde rfu lly spac1ous 1 bedroom home w1th ~ wooded acres Has family room w 1rn w n.f.p & gr~rogc Al l rooms are large eno ugh for your f amdv but the pr 1CC IS small cnouqn tor your w<1ll et S25,500 NEW LISTI NG I b;•drooiT'I'I Bernet Rd I rtcr e l t~nd . "' ·! ,r r 1rr1l N,1IN I uri Oil turn (l(e Pr 1ced fOr QUICk '>•i'' "lf'(l 00 THE MOST IN LUXUR V A won<l erlul br 1ck homr w11h 5 IMge bt·clrooms , i1 t.~m1 ly room wi th n vrry prr tty ltr(' place , 3 full hattls. 7 co mplr t ~ ki! chr n<> , a l1111nq r oom !hill 1S oul ot !h1 '> worl d A. ii J r nr uarnqr wiltl a p.:.rk1ng pad lor 8 or 9 e M ~ Up to 71. (1ues. available . MAKE US AN OFFER Bea ut 1fu t budd 1ng S• te on Cherr y R1dqc 1n R1 0 Grande _ 4 acr es of woodN! 1.1nd 1n cdv sch ool clistnct 10 ROOM BRICI< LM ge 2 story !lOme on ?nd Ave . near busines s Th1S t1 0me llas J bed rooms , l1v1ng room , ldlflll y room , k1! t hen &. ba l h 2 c ar c c~rpo r l & fenced backyard Could be used il ~ '!a p a rt me nt ~. BEAUTIFUL SE TTING - Si tu ated on over 3 " acr e tree shaded yard 1n Nort nuo th 1s P 1 st ory home includes J bedrooms, fu llt>asement wi th f 1nished tam11v room & f1r et acc . 2 cxce!lent garden spar s, rural WOODED WONDERLANO 56 "cres ol wat er & CI Stern . C1ly Schools wooded hills & "alley'> neilr R 10 Grande of I One Rt 325 A per l ect spot tor a secl uded LO VELY BR ICK IN CENTENARY Thl~ tl1dCdWdY of the finest new homes in ttle area wonderful home oilers 4 or 5 betlrooms , WH Y PA V RE NT WllC'rl you can buy tamly room w b.f p . 2 bath~, tor m al en lh1 S 3 beclroom home for ~1 5,900 Inc ludes trance & d1nmg , new poo l & large 2 car ea t m k1lchen with r ef r 1gcrMor & ranqe gara ge All ~~ l uated on over 1 ' at re lot on Larqe bnth , & basement Loc t=ll ed 1n Crown Rl \dl (l ty WE NEED LISTINGS E. M. WIStMAN, BROKER 446-3796, EVE. JIM COCHRAN, SALESMAN 446-7881 , EVE. E. N. WISEMAN , BROKER, 446-4~UU ',(J() PRICE REDUCED on th1<; 7 beo room nome on LOw er (11.fl 101 , r1 IY wr~t e r Owner a n x 1ou~ to k 11r fJ( J <,1•'1 ~·r , . • Jtor:i.UOOC!OO LI STING S NE EDED BE TWEEN Ill IIS ,OOO 500 2ND AVE. GALLIPOLIS J BEDROOM cMCr lrd home 1n PlanTZ 50 , llJI gas lu,.tl , dclrlii10nnl lots 1nCIUC1Cd ( 180'X l 40 'l Pr 1c e $).1 Ill! NEW LIS TI NG B tJ~1 nPSS bUdCJ1nq Si tU ated 1n (,.!lliDIIIIt. 110' fron l r1Clt> on EtlSi er n Ave 10CIUdCd :!u..,.n, •. t;ld an(!/ rr·n tnl<:.a Cr111 tar more ~ n1'0rm a11 0n no x1~o · BUILDING LOT near E verqreen , at onq hl•lhWrl~ rurrtl wat er pr l(f' ~~.900 BUILDING O N UPPER PASTURE FARM FOR RENT Locate d 10 Morgan T owns h1p , 41 acres , pond , ST ROUT REALTY ~46 2ND AVE .. needs so me n·p.:11r Pr1C'' r Pduced NEW LISTING : 'J bedroom, Ci'lfp(l l ed horne Stfua! C(l On UD/)I ' f )(1·1 /Wr Gal lipOl s Onf' f loor ldf'al for youny or r1 1 11 (I r 1U DIP Living, u!d dy roomc; k rtchen ilnd b,lfh Nt ·w w rr 1nq e~nd plumb1nq Newly re nov led Call for 1r r, ,,,1, rmat1011 OU tl OING LOTS . JS''.I:l/0 fill unoerg rouncJ u t tl1 f 1C~. rur,tl ~""'r,•r rpn trn l ':."WcifiP f Oil('CfiOn hlnc kt op tr 1 1 NOIIlObil(' hQnws P r 1c!' ~·t,O OO 00 IF YOU ' RE THI NKIN G AB OUT SEL LING , GIVE US A CALL AND WE ' LL BE HAPPY TO DISCUSS OUR LISTI NG CO NTRACT WITH YOU . WE HAVE BUYERS BUT WE NEED LISTI NGS!! ! LET US ~ELL YOUR >j OME WH E N YOU ' RE R EADY NEAL REALTY PHONE 446 : 1694 See th 1s eMccptl onally well kCPf hom e Wifh l BR , 21 1 bath , full ba se ment, formal dmmg room , r ec. room , il tr ·condllioned. natufal qa s heat. Sll ua1 ed on a bea uld ully land scaped tot • '" Sprtng VaHey Sub· D PIISion. ThiS hOme IS pr1C · ed 1n th e S60's. Ca ll tod ay fo r appl. Ch;ul es M . Neal 446 ·-1146 J . M1cha el Neal 446 · 1SOJ Sa m Neal 446 ·1310 Attra c1ive brick & fr ame home w ith 3 or possi bl y J BR . living room wlfh firel ace. ex tra ni ce kitchen wi th bu i lt 1n cabine ts, en ! at bar & di ning area Full ba sement & garage . Lovely in wound pool & dC>c k Gallipoli S Scllool Dis tri c t COLON IAL MA NSION Gra c•ous 9 room nome Sl l ualed on approx . 17 A. ot rolling land . 5 large B .R ., forma l dining r oom w 1th fi replace, li v ing roorn & bn th Coun t ry k i tchen wl! tl lovely buil l i n cabine ts, s s. ~ink , wn ll oven & co unte f top range . Has alum . S1d1nq & owner has added cx lrc1 insutal10n 7 ba r ns, stor age buitd1ng , chicken house, and & lots of fru i t fr ('CS Gall1p OI1s c ily ~c hoot sys tem . TH I S IS A UNI QUE H OME CHARACTER WITH NICE REMODELED DUTCH COLONIAL Wilh 1 4 A. ot useabl E> lt1 nd, 8 room~ . 4 BR No upkC'('p , v1ny1 s1d1ng . s torm cloor 'i, thermopan e window ~. 11, bath s, nat gas F .A lur nacc N1ce buil l in k.i tChL',, Plenty ol good colct !)pr,ng wa ter N1 ce b lock. qardqc w11h 15')(23' storage ~p rt <.c & part1al basem t•nt under stor age area. Located on black top r oad I 2 m 1lt• of I Sf. Hwy 160 jus t l1 sted COUNTRY MANOR - FIVE MILES OUT - t1J acres, apprO)( . SO ' acrus td .t~b le. balance pa stur e, l ob. ba se, lots of trutt tr ees, ~ pnnq s, 2 well!!, 2 pond s, rurill water , la rge oarn , milk par lor, s.e vel'ill she-d s. El egant col o111a1 hom e ha s been co mpletely re m odeled & features new v 1ny l s1 dtng , nL!w 9utters , new plumbul g, ~od e rn ktt chen. w w carp et, cenJ. a1r , J or 4 BR s. Call ST ROUT ~ EAL TV for an appo1ntm cnr to sec . 4116·0008. 6 ACRES WITH LARGE PIN E TRE ES ldl'dl IJtJ1Id1ng " pot nrsiiN l Mtfl ol lrtrqe Plfl C' 8 ACRES trPeS 700 I t fr ont age ')ou t PRI CE REDUCED ~i cl e stor (1gl:' budd ii1Q5 <tr 1vc to Gnrden !>pol . apple & pC' ,1( 11 W1tll1n 10 m1n c!ownt own Gut llpoll s, Green 1rees 11mber . wt:'l l W1th To w ns t1 1p, C1 1y Scnool el ec tr ic pump . ONlY Syste-m Has hookup tor $6 ,900 .00 TOTAL. rnob il 4' hOmr Gul t1a Rura l MAKE US AN OFFER W r1 1N. c• !N.Ir 1C dncl sep tic ONTH ISO N ESROOM ldnk. 111L!Il l li<thl on pate 200 HOM E, APPROX . o A. tl tr on t<HIC on Gra lldm All ICV('I, .:.lo nq ~ t Hwv Sc hool f~d T1 mber . Bulld1 ng 554 4 B R modPrn honw Sl tC'l CALL NOW w1tll buill 1n kil chen. F A NI CE BLOCK turllc1 ( L', pMtl i'll bd'>l'lnl!lll , BU ILDING ? porcnps Sc p,lrt~l• • ll<iT,I(l(' uses iHl d SU illt11('r 1-,II CIII' fl . ,l l\ll ,Hn s many ~ ton· r oo m , sto rage. rnnke WOrk <;, n{IP & ')! Or rlLil' rHl'd 1n t o o n1ce home. LOI ', Of !)U dlllnQ ~ p o f<., IOI ~ h o wro o m , kennel , etc. new homes on 111c c,,,!llt t Bu ild1 nq size J6 ft x 30 II . Co Rur al w ntN s t'Jl /\1'>0 Located on ,l corn er lot con 1l ll H1(0fl1(' lllVP'.. tllh'nl pr o tft 1n 1n 95 ~ cr£' on a pt•r l y CALL NOV·i F OR bidcktop ro~d 180.000 BTU MORE DETAILS furn ace Gc1raqe PRICED ONL 'I S13,9()() 00 NI CE >I ACRE FARM m em & LOVELY HOM E Spnr IOU':! rl' lll OctriL•cl Rr oom 1AC RESCLEAN hOillt' 1',•1 1!1 <; !(·• •I ',l(l lnq I} IU':I LEVE LLAND .J 11h'. tJ,lfh . tvrn1.11 l 1/11lCI ~11or t C11S innct:> north o t r oom & 1,1 r<w coun l r ,· 1-. 11 G~ll1pOI1"i G<1l l1tl Co Rura l c ht•n wdh budt n C.ll)llll' l <. Wt~ t (' r line 1n Iron ! of th 1s pro & '' ' '" 'nit",<. <.,ktl •,,nt-. I n1.., p..:rly Black. l op r o<1d All ho1rlt' tl.v... ,\I A turnu & ,1 llllnt•r at n (Jh l s qoc~ A'_L woo d twrnc•r J~ f\ ol LLVELS, LOT> OF USES hc>otill fut ro111nc1 l1111 (t .1p pr o ~ JO A llll rliJit·. •lPP ruv HANDYMAN ' S DREAM , 15 1'•. l lfn1ll'r r ..-t r,) l,lf{J t' <~5 tl U'> of good lc'l ncf plus IJMn, wor l-.. ':l hop, ttiiM X. un f 111 1.;,h ed In Ipvc I home IOIJ rl CCO IJtl<:,t• t...OI11 l ' fnJ1I 1n,1 t yo u cn n f n11sh, all lr L'l 'S. II you r 1· lll kri •'\1• ·<1 fl1cl h, r l nl ~ are al ready 111 e1 n1 u• l.t rm (,\LL .wc111dble Own er will A~0U1 TH ISONI Jlt'qoli ote pr1ce 379· 2184 CENTURY 21 BEAUTY ADORNS PLANTATION This comf ortable 3 bed r oom ranch. Thi s well kept nome has central air condition · ing and is economic al ly heated wit h natural gas. Tne we ll landsca ped law n features f lower gard ens, a fen ced in 12' d iameter pool and much mor e. Call tor more details, t 16S 69 acres on St. Rt . 325 and Cora Mill Rd . 8 room s. Farm well f enced Good out build ings, 35 acres level t il lable land M uch more . N 134 Arthur A. Nibert Member American Society Of Aopraiser s RESIDENTIAL ~en1or CENTURY 21 HOUSE & I A, IN COUNTRY 7 room home si tualed on A ot n1cc land on a blacktop road 4 B R , bath & country k!! Chen Wiltl l)u lll 1n ca bin e ts All crpctco. MAKE YOUR AP POINTMEN T TODI\Y prop('rty (_QU I<! P<il Y for l l~ t' lf Wl llllll -I yr<, LOI on Stat f' R I 7 Nor !11. tH.'d r Sil vN Br1 c!or• Sllopp,na J rt·rl l.tl lll OI>II f' Pl rl/J t1ornt> '> GRL•1 1 REI URN ON IOI1iL INV[_ ':) T MC N T C.l ll tor dl'l<lll$ Tt 11~ 93ACRES VACANT LAND 93 A at rolling l11nd 1n Act d1son Twp . A l l rn1n c ral r1qhts QOCS Bar n & SCIJNdl t:tudd1ng S1 tes. \77 ,900 .00 . CALL FOR OETA ILS MORE 61 J ACRES MORE OR LESS QUICK IN VES TME NT RETURNS LOT81 ' •108 ' Beau Ill UI t)UdCI1n q Si l l'~. tcvrl tot on 111a c. kt op r oad wll ll rurJ I w,1 1Pr l1ne 1n Iron ! Ol IOI, Wtln lleautllul r ol l1nq qrl'l'll pa5 1urf'liH1d ON L Y 11.1011 OU CARRY OUT A good l)u si n css toc.'llect on Sta te Hig hway 160 1n a n1 CC cornmun1ty Lllnd , br1cK budd1ng, eQu1pmcnt & all sto c k goes PRICED RIG HT COUNTRY LIVING If you l ik e fresh coun t ry air , th is is th e on e. 6 room house & 1 A . tot . 3 B .R. home with ex tra n1ce coun tr y k itchen w i th wall oven & counter top ran ge. Ex ira nice bui ll i n cabine ts. Ntce lrge Iron ! p at1o . Home has hr"' d real good ca re. A lso has a horse shed . Loca ted on blacKt op road . CAL L NIJW. BEA UTIFUL RIVER FRONT HOME • Bet1U IIful 7 room h ome willl a panor nm1c v1ew ol the r 1ver 711 A Full basem ent w 1th woodbu rn,ng l1repta o 13 It x41 1t. room wdh k1 1L h{•net1 t>, C)(C c llenl tor c nlurl clinll'lg or danr • ,nq . N1cc modern ki1 Ct1en 1nc1ud 1ng di~hashcr . ril ng{\ & rC'tr 1yer.11or , forma l din 1ng room . li.lm1IY r oom . tor m al 11v 1ng room&. 3 BR r1n<.l 1 tull ba ths & showers Fuel oil F .A . l urna ce Excellent location for 1ish1ng, r 1gl1! out your hi\Ck door. City sc t1ool di st . Must sec to (1p pr eda te ds value . Ni ce 3 bed r ooms, bath , liv 1n9 room. modern ca t in kll c ht>ll with buill in cabine ts, Full basement , a tm o!il ni'w ga'3 fo r c<'d 1;ti r turdnce and hot wat er hea ter . Loca ted within the c it y limi t s. Look ing t or a nice clea n home. c lose to shopping area? A Buy . Call 2 B R mob He home nestled in lo ts ot shadf lrees. Lots of rot1 d fro ntage . Outs id e lurnlturc build ings . All goes. Including wash er tl nd dryer Some t i m ~r Ci\L L Now NOW . 11.7 ACRES WITH LOTS OF SHADE TREES CENTURY 21 NEW LISTING MODERN BRICK This l ove l y nomi' and 2 to 3 * talk with your destination broke• *advance information about .your new area *advance knowledge of housing, financing, schools, etc. *motel reservations for your family (if needed) *timesaving advance appointments *pre-selected properties to your specifications • Immediate home inspections upon arrival In addition to our 700 offices All Across America, we are affiliated with 800 other independent real estate offices. Whether your move is to the CITY or the country let us serve you in all 50 states, Canada and Mexico. SEE OR CALL YOUR LOCAL STROUT SALES OFFICE for fast, efficient service, whether you are BUYING or ~ELLING any kind of property. (If there is no STROUT office in your immediate vicinity, send particulars to : National Referral Center, P.O. Box 4528·G , Springfield, MO 65804. acres is located sou th of Rio Grande on St Rt 325 Fea tures J bedroom-:.. liv mg room . lamily room , w b . f1repla ce , modern com p lete bu il l 1n K1 tchen . 1 baths . full basement . and garage C1ty Schools Shown by appoin tm ent on Iy. 1151 Bonnie Stutes Evenings ~ 46 - 2885 CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 GOOD IN VES TMENT OR RENTAL PROPERTY Ow nt•r wil l r1ep hnAnC(' th1 <. I? (l (rC''> mor e or 1('5<,. o l VtH.rtntl,m(! Pos~1b l e hook up to' ') mob1 le homE-s (IO '>l' IO 1n1nPS If 119 RANCH 4 BEDROOMS Sp-ace abounds in thi!:> roomy nome . 2 w b f1r eplao , lull f inished basement . double c ar wi th elec1r1 c gar age open er Sitl1ng on a good si1e lot loca ted-o ff from St Rl 160. C1 l y Sc hool 01~1 Shown by appomtment Call fo r more de tails! 11 tJ2 On ~~idle H1ghwl!Y 554, tw o l evel to ro ll1 ng l.;r~nd w1 lh small stre am th r ough 111 edg e of property ONLY br~rns. . 11,000 00 8 ACPES LEVEL LAND Be,,utllul land wilh lots of p11WS r1nd tW O road lr ontge. 411 m1les fr om Meigs Coun t y Mine NO. 1. GOOd budding sti es and rural wa ter lap Pilld for . CAL L ~JOW COMFORTABLE HOME PLUS EXTR A IN COME PROPERTY Well l<.ept ~ room house 1ust olf kt 160 al Evergreen . S1ep saver kt tch en wi th n 1ct? bu ilt .n c abme t s, rttnq(· & rl'fr1 g Ha s it front ponh & cMport . Real n1ce c MpPt tllrouqhou l & a F1 r1nK I111 wood burf'1(' r . Plu ':! cl ~ rl pOS!ioi ble (')( Ira 1n (onw 17' x6'i ' mobile honw l11.tt IMS) B R &·11 7 ba th AM hit S 11':> own pr iVdlt.• ctr 1vt.' CALL FOR YOUR APPO INTME NT TOOAY LOVELY COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE Beautiful new 3 B .R. 'brick front home with f ireplace, l or ma l dining roo m & large ea t in k i tchen w i th !ots oi but If in cabin ets. ra nge & dish washer . 2 I u II balhs & a utility r oo m . Plus 2 c ar garage. Th ts home Is si tudted on a wooded lot ap pr ox , I ac re . Soon to be com leted . DON 'T LET TH IS ONE SL IP BY CALL TODAY . CENTURY 21 4BEDROOM VERY REASONABLE Th is one has it all f1repta ce . 1ay room , fu lly carpeted , ce ntral a1r , huge 2 car garage . Park Lane Subdivi Sion . ~ 162 CENTURY 21 open sta ircase Also a uf1l1 ty bldg . and a ga rage . All th1!i tocaled on a large tot wllh a new chain link fence VS REALTY BRANcH MAIN 428 SECOND AVE. POMEROY, 0. JUST Ll>tE0- 2 sto r y brick, ls i lloor - liv ing, lormal d in ing , lovel y LOOKT HISOVER' BUD McGHEE MANAGER PH. 446.{)552 ANYTIME THANK YOU FOR LISTING WITH VS REALTY k it chen , fam i ly room 7nd floor - 3 la rge bedroom s ( closets !. bath. Na t. gas F . A . furnac e . EXCE LL ENT m .200 .00. ALMOST NEW- I', story Thts lo vely bnck wdl bo oft fhe mark C' t 1f not sold soon Mnke an appo,n tm('nt to ~ee 11, you Wtll oc glad you d1d S36, 100.00 . LOVELY WOODED ACR E- ln new addit ion reduced . tovety 'J srory frame 3 or 4 bedrooms, very modern k itchen, large ut lnty , N.G. hoi water heal. cor ner lot . LOVELY , $29,000.00 . 2 YEARS OLD - Love ly Ran c h Type home , 3 bedrooms. bath, utility R., modern kitchen . all Modular Hom e w1th lois ot cln ss 1nr ct• s pi~ c, ous BR 's., 2 l>fl ths , co mplete d('IU~(' k1 t chen , CM p f' l thr ou ghou t c1nd tully drrlp ed Th 1S lovely 74x60 rnoduiM htlS ce ntral ii1r co nd1110n 1n q dnd 11 1'J S• tur'llrd on an acr~ tot Cnll now for cu1 oppo1rll m cn t Locnted n('M Mrrcrrvd le acre. 131.500.00. INVESTMENT OR BUSINESS- • extra n; ce rentals, some furnished, a good pav in g bus i ness . parking about area , b uildi ng JO vears old . $<17 .200 .00. MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM, NEED A ROOF OVER YOUR FAMILY'S HEAD? SEE US. NEED TO SELL IN A HURRY? SEE US. HENRY E. CLELAND REALTOR HANK, KATHY & LEONA CLELAND REALTOR ASSOCIATES 9fl-l2l9- "H 191 992 ·2568 FOR SALE BY OWNER Modern l BR brlcll home , c1rpettd , n i ce LR with tlrepllct , hug• kitchen , plenty of Cfblneu , e1ec . nnge , n1tur11 9" hea1 , buement , urport , stouge room. N lct lt~el lot , l.OCiftd Chillicothe Rd .. I mi . from Dtw . C11t 446· ZS1l or 446· 1111 . 6 1 level . almost new , 3 bedrooms . very appea li ng nornt.•, baseboard hea t and Jotul wood bur ner House and 4 lots all sel l1ng A p pro )( 2 miles from Holzer M ed1c al Cen ter •150 "113 CENTURY 21 or less Home has 3,100 '3Q II over all Colorado stone l 1reptace . 2 car garage, very l a'3 tetully decor Med One o f the most g ra c1 ous homes 1n Gall1a County wllh a fantas t ic •new~ Many other extras . ~ 116 CENTURY21 RIVER VIEW Loca ted 3 m il es below Gall1pOi tS on Sf. Rt 7, storv r1 nd halt. tr am e. 3 bed rooms , doubl e ca r QM r1ge . Also hs r en tal pro per ty wifh 11. C1 fy scnoo1 d,s t GOOD I NVEST MENT! "139 CENTURY21 ~1x acr es on biacktop road . Half of area or more 1S wood to t H annan Trace Sc hool 01st. Call now ~ 111 Owner will se ll v · c. · FHA LOC df('d 1n the G(lll1pohs ~\.\. f" r : r 1c l US Sl ee t s1dmg , 3 0 R s, e•.. "'""'"U' ached garage c,111 soon tor , ~£''" .r~mrn l rh1c; 1S a v er 'I c let'ln hOI11l Build cqu,ty 1n th1 S Almos t four gr een acre 5. lOCi! led on St Rl 775 Over 600 11 r o<1d lronta ge Rural water available , \42 CENTURY 21 ¥t.l' ~22,500 will buy for you a ver y com fortabl e 2 BR hom e situ ated on a 96 of an ac re tol Th is older home has l arg(' a covered Iron! por ch overlooki ng th e 01110 R1v er Loc ks and Dam Also <Jn ou tbu ilcllng ( 12x 18) lhdl 1s in e)(cellent condi t1on The owner 1S ve ry anxious ro sell . G1ve us a CilliiO<IcJy New Listmg - All etertnc horne w1lh US 51eel S1d1n.g. Qw(lr~\ ~ ~e1ng transferred and Is an x1ous to ')t'"' .. · u.~· utili!'/ Mea , Lg . ea t 1n k i t , ta . ·~ ·~~\\' , wi th sliliing g lass doors. fent ~\."~· ~.yard W1fh lOxiO stora ge biUiding . ..._vtl for an appomtment tooa v. Bulldmg Lots I 40 ac res on 0 J Wh 1te Rd T nis tot i~ restn cl ed for your protec tion Also we have lots on Pleasant School Rd tn th•s ar ea y ou have a chOICE' of lot s1ze from one dcr e up. Call now ' NP.. W Listing Restr1CICd bvlldmg IOI lr1 Chdrola is Hil l"' J 14 ac r es w1th lots ot road frontage . Call now, Very ntc C Older h Om(' , SI IUM CCI 10 l ht 'l lll rlO C at Eu rN•(l Th1 S IS t1 two"s tor , home. w 1Hl il torm,l l cf111~nq rom . o.1 BR ''l. 14:.16 liv1nu rooni fh 1~ 110me hn~ l1 kc new CMpr l nnd 1! 1':> tully ~:ltlndrcJ Vou wdt ntso ('nlo t it W BF P illl d r11so tlll C'XCPI Ient v1C'w ot lt1t' Oh10 R•Vt.'r APOOH'l l men l only On e rntl e fr om to wn Moctulor nan1t: W1lh !O f'> ol L'>.lrds Mok f' (\n (1ppo1ntment to S\'i !h iS well c,1rt'd for nom(' (f'n lrnl a1r Pnc ('Cl 111 thl' low SJ0'5 Appo1n lm r nt on If M 1d ~JD ' s, lt1rl'(' B R '~, sol1 rl hardwood tl oors . be0 11H-d ca tht·drnt C('1hngs tn the L R (ln d k.1lc h•.:n pl us the l'Co nomy of naturnt q<t s hL' dl Call now for on etppo,nt rnrnl You wolltJ< ' qlrW ou tlld w e ha ve n tcw loh locoll ed l111t' to ten mtles tr om Galltp o ll ~ . AS YOU CAN SEE BY THI S AD , OUR LI STNGS ARE EXTREMELY LOW AT THIS TIME . IF YOU ARE CONSIOER tNG SELLING , G IV E US A CALL . WE WILL BE HAPPY TO LOOK AT YOUR PROPERTY AND GIVE YOU OUR OPt · NIO N AS TO ITS PRESE NT VALUE . THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS SER VICE SPRI NG SPECIAL 15 acr es, ~mall pond and a s1rong spr 1ng tor water , ap prox 970 lb~ toba<co, 2 b1dgs Pr1 ced to sell K 118 CENTURY 21 SMALL FARM SITE 11 ctcres tobacco base rurrtf watN , c.ty school s, .J rnill'" !r om Gallipoli S on bl~( ktop road, super loca 11on and buy won ' t las ! long 103 * CENTURY 21 GALLIPOLIS SCHOOLS 12ACRE LOT Coun ty wdh: r , Ne ll fen ced , cr<'ek run s tnr oug h the thr eE.' e xcellen t la nd budd1ng 'J1te~ All ill a verv rrc.a nr"'hl/1 or1tl' • l )) CENTURY 21 AC~toAGE )!I r1cr es of r olling Qrounu SUII alli C tor bldg LOIS 01 pa".Tun.' L1 11C' fences r r · good f tl6 CENTURY 21 Tom White , Salesman, Home Phon e 446-9557 VACANT LAND (l( r ('S , 10 !1llabl t!, 11 pa,tur <', otdcr barn . 1300 lb 1ooacco ba~r . clenty wat er • 10 1 Sl l .)OO }'J We Are Offering Financing l'hrough VA, tHA and Conventional Loans. Check With Us Before You Buy. WE NEED LISTINGS 4 CENTURY 21 COUNTRY HOME &IACRES Loca ted on Sta te Rt . ]-11, n1ce home. J bedroom s, Owner will sell with sma l l down payment & land con tra ct to any qualil1ed buyer . ' 14J CENTURY 21 Owner anxious to sell l h1S br ic k home S1tua tea on a spaCIOUS WOOded lOT W1lh1n c• ty l1mil~ . Cozy w.b fireplace , 3 bedrooms, 2 car garage A gooo oual1 l y built hom e Look tn is over and make us an offer ! N 126 CENTURY 21 LARGE HOME IN CITY Large 7 story hou se. 9 rooms H ou<,e ,., modern {1 na 1n good co nd 1110n Pr1C ed r easona bl e. Own er needs to move !his proper ty ,mmed1alet~ Please call tor more 1ntor ma t•o n . ~ 1JS CENTURY 21 TWO BEDROOM HOME Pr 1c cd tow for 1m med1ale sat e N 1cc garden s pace, good toca t10n Cl l 'f waler, ':>ewer , ba se ment Owner will he l p finan ce quallf1ed ouyer . ~ 109 CENTURY 21 MOVE IN Th1S home 1'!1 wa tt tng tor tnc right 51z e lamdy Level • yard , 100' J:J00' lo t L R . 7 B R • eat 1n k. 1l che-n ul d1 ty room , n1ce- crpart Small upkeep Pr 1ced qgh1 ' 14 1 CENTURY 21 CEDAR A FRAME Onv ucrc w ooded lof luc ,1 1Nt appro)( 12 miles. 1r0111 GJIIIPOIIS on Brum h eld Rd J bed r ooms , open h rcolcKC' and open stair wily 1 h1S IYP.e of nome is'" very 1n ucn aemand! , 113 ~OUTHEHNHILL~ SPECIAL PRICED LOW 6 r ooms, full basem ent, tg gard en area , good s torag e bldg . Rf . 14 1. just out of c1 ty lim 1ts - should sell fast Wort h every penny- 525,000. 1121 FARMS CENTURY21 GE NERAL FARM . ocaled oil Stare Rr. J25 , :~ e rry Twp., 52 acre~ r ill abl e land, oasrure and ,ome wooded area Modern 6 room nouse and barn Over 800 lbS. fObacco base . PRICED T05ELL! , 144 CENTURY 21 160ACRE BEEF CATTLE FARM Ca tt le pr1 ces are look1ng up Lots of pasture, plenty wa1er , some good t i mbrr Owner says sell now· ~ 148 CE~.,URY2 1 RENTAL INVESTMENT CENTURY 21 A SPRING GAR DEN 1S eager to bloom aroufld lh 1s l ovely home wh 1c t1 ol · ter s 3 8 R • bath, fu ll case men! , 2 car garage and den tor Dad 2 · acrE•S , ru r al water , much more Don't mtSSih iSOne '1 64 89ACRES CLAY TOWNSHIP Hou~e . 2 barns, toba cco base , very scen 1c area. 1 beautiful lakes, stocked w 1th f•Sh E xce- l fe nt for l 1shlng , boat1ng or h unh ng Just good 11v1n g CENTURY 21 WANTED ! NEW OWNER Le t 's sell ltltS outs tanding farm . Top cond 1tion anC produc l ion ~~ nere Ready to make you money and a I arm to be prouo of Level ti llable land . cle an pasture t 1 e l d~ . toba cco oase , modern remodeled house, barn and ma chinery shed It's all here. You c anoe tne nex I owner . 9'2 oc res , 108 CENTURY 21 SPECIA'L SECLUSION 130 acr es wooded se tti ng tor th1s new tull y equi pp ed home - has farm cuild ings 1flCiud1 ng second nome all an easY drive lrom Ga'lin or l h~ Mine5 " lU hom e features 3 co n 1ca l llrep l<t ce. sdt1ng on gootl S1 / e Ia! , ve rt ta s,I('IU II y deco r ated Has an aoove me groun<J sw 1mm1nq pool Buy lh1S home t1nd t oU II be r eady tor rne hal c..umme r da ·t ~! CALL NOW FO R h e <J r oom~. INFORM ATO N A ND A N A PPOINTM ENT ! I IJI CENTURY 21 SCENIC· RIVER VIEW Lovely home S1111 ng on .:1 J acres. more or les s Th1S home fea ture s 3 bedrooms . modern kll ch en, lo ts of b1r ch cabinl• t') & il ':>n .:tck bar , form al l1v1ng r oom, bath & 1. full bas('ment, double car garag e. e x cel lent n(•lghbor nood and location on St Rt 7 C1ly Sc hool 01s1 Pr 1ce d reasonaol ( Won ' t last long . ~ lSJ CENTURY 21 WITHIN WALKING DI STANCE OF SC HOOLS Ctl¥ propert ·{ , 7 ~ t o r 1, '~ bedrooms, g as he.:;t Verv r easonaQiy pr ice d 1 #149 CENTURY 21 OWNER SAYS SELL No r.easonaole aft er r ef us ed 1 Th1s home 5e111ng 1S se r ene and oeac efuL cn 10Y rne eo.,~ en , nQ!o 1n a C07 f coun rry atmosonerc ou t yet 1oc areo only one m 1i(• ana n nan ot 'State Rt J5 ·, oea r ooms modern ou·l l ,n k1tcnen. d1n1na roor"' 11 lh hMd 110od f loor<, l1 v1nq room and n1ct· oa tn Nrw gc1rage 24' KJO ht~c. p,)nf'lf'd Wi'l lls nne! l ~>x l u r na Cf· d1nq A REAL 8ARGA JN 1 "H6 CENTURY 21 EXCELLENT RECREATIONAL PROPERT Y On Ra ccoon Cret · ~ I 43 ac re s. mon• or leo:. and n1CC' cab1n, sleeps 6. tilfrlllt roo m w 1lh w o f 1r t.•plnu (lnd heatolator larqr> kif chE'n ana ba l h • 151 MOBILE HOMES MODULAR HOME 8 room 5. 3 be o r oom~ . 2 baths, compl ete kttcnen, cen lra l c11r, water rap . ve ry ~oz v S1 1tmg on '1 lovel 'r' acres l oca ted off from Bu!aville Porter Rd ; 129 CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOM E CENTURY 21 1 STOW> - I~ ACRES Fea rur1ng J B R, m0<1er n k. 1Ycnen b1rch cab1nets L R. FR , tor mdl DR , eat 1n lt<~ t c nen . bat n N ew w1nng , tOtc)tly 1nsuta reo Barn n1cc- stoct>; ed ond . tobacco oasc Mil nv more fealur es • 1S7 N ice CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 Recently renova1ed . · tully re nted three un it , in town , located close ro schools. Ex cellent return on your money . 1154 IMMACULATELY KEPT HOME MORE CITY PROPERTY , EX · CELLENT CONDITION ACREAGE BUILDING LOTS INVESTMENT ctec tr 1c w1th base l ;)~"'- ,1too ~- A very n1c e kol w olh lOIS ol '' ~lolt)\~U ICIS: 3 BR 'S and C 'l ba111 Sit ~" a llat tot 1n Gl'll liPOI•S Pr 1ced 11Q ht wood -burn ing f irep lace. formal dining , . m odern kitchen , util ity . carpeted, 2 CITY LIVING , COUNTRY ENV IRONMENT J ( ca r old nom(.' , n~~&' ~ I p a·,. ,n g r ,..n, All new . car garage & storage, 71a CENTURY 21 CENTURY 21 E conomy at 1t s ll esr electric , all car peted, garage , about I a c re . $25.900.00 . S Years Old- like 1121 COMFORTABLE BRICK AND FRAME 10 3 acres at ground , more VACANT LAND frame , 4 bedrooms , equ ipped kit chen , formal d i ni ng , many , man y features . you m ust see. 1 car garage with workshop. that new heme. 53,500.00. NEED TO SELL- Pr ice CENTURY 21 ' CITY PROPERTY 2 stor y frame, o1 bedrooms, ( restr icted ), excellen t for SEE IT NOW . ONLY 122.000 0008 Merrill Carter Evenings ant land 1n c1 ty of M id ciiPPOrl Real r11cc Pudding loT , t1 1q h 8. ory wilh lttrge st1,1dC 1ree at r('ilcly Iller (' Ap oro)( 300 11 tr on tilq e SEE IT . ....... Being Transferred? Tc.tke advantage of the FREE SERVICt. ot our NATIONAL REFERRAL CENTER .. daily. EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENnY OWNED We Need Your Home or Farm To Sell A HOME FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY - NEW LISTING ON RT . 218 - Att ractiv e 3 An imm ac ulate 3 bedr oom r anch on th e le bedroom home in Ci ty Sc hoo l Di s!. Enjoy Grande Blvd . (a super neig hbor hood tor chi ldren) . Includes central air, wi fe ap provea kitchen, ga r age, and l arge fencPd in ya r d w iltl pat io & nice storage buildi ng or workshop for Dad. $36,000 . Il eal Estate for Sale ·Strout National Referral Center Willis T.' Lovedav Leadingham Reattor ll~iale Realtor Ph. Home 245·9114 ·Ph. Home 446-9539 ]allia County's Fastest :Trowing Real Eswte Agencv changing Arthur A. Nibert , Realtor-446-4612 Bonnie Stutes, Assoc.-446·2885 Merrill Carter- 379·2184 FREE CALL 446-3643 Ru s'.ie ll 0 . Wood E vcm ng s 446 4618 Real Estate for Sale MOVING to another city? leslie. 256·1276 or 446·H01. lt<>al'Eslale forSa:le lteal l£t!tate for Sale Real Estate for Sale CENTURY 21 A LO VELY COUNTRY HOME AND8ACRES Story a nd a half completel y remod eled 1nS1de and ou t Lot barn . garagC' . nay shed, and coal util1lY bld g. It 's j ust top s tor me money! Call tor more details TO DAY! 118.'100. 1970 cnamp1on m odel. .J rooms W1tn bath Hookup illl ready tor extrc1 mobil e nome Call now S.I J,)QO f l 04 CENTURY 21 191J MO BILE HO ME Loca ted 1n Rappsourq !I rooms 3 B R , uncJer Sk 1rtcd Look s vert ntcc ! Pr 1cco r easonabl e If 111 CENTURY 21 Are you th 1nk•ng ot t) uying a mobile home? L1 ~ c new 1975 Vtndale mobil(' home All se t up and r eady to be moved tnto Le t '~ D('ill To day! ~140 I 122 CENTURY 21 BEEF FARM ll8 acres, over 40 acres level t illab le land , the rest 1S pasture and woodland Tobacco base , 6 room hOuse , QOOd barn . other ou tb Uildings , se11 1ng below tOda y ' s market . ~ 106 CENTURY 21 MOBILE HOME COURT Three q ood mobil e hom r'> !Q((l fl 'dCIOSe l oc- ily 0 -"JnN Will '>rll wim sm~ll oown ptlymrnl & land cont r.Kt 10 any Qu ald1 ('d bUYC' I (ALL TODA Y • ••we're The Neighborhood Professionals" >IJJ �·. ~ • • &. • ..... ' ' " "' 0 , ·~ ' • -' ' I ., • • •- • .. ,. • • 4 71 "JI- The Sunday Times.Senllnel, Sunday, May 28, 1978 . ..... ,.. .. -~ . .. ... . . ON DEAN'S LIST GRAYSON, Ky.- A Letart student enrolled at Kentucky Christian College, Grayson, has made the bean's List during the recently com· pleted se cond semester, according to a n an· noun cement fr om Dr. J . Lowell Lusby, Academic Dean. Reg ina Gale Tolbert , daughter of Bill R. Tolbert, who reside at Rt. I in Letart, atta in ed a grade point average of 2.52 with all grades being figured on the three-point system. THE P. A. D!o:NI'.'Y sternwheeler will be one of the many attractions featured at the Big Bend Regatta on June 2:1 and 24. L'ruises will be a vail able Friday from 8 to 10 p. m. a nd 10:30 UJ 12 :30 a . m. fea tur ing a disco part) on each Friday night ride . Saturday there will be a senior citizens special !rom 10 a. m. until noon. On Saturday afternoon cru ises wi ll be offered at 12:45to 2:45, 3:30 to 5:30 and 6: 15to 8:15. Saturrlay evening an excursion dance will be offe red from 9 to mtdmghl featunng Orlando Columbo and the Tophatters orchestra. All rides are $5 a person exce pt senior ci tizens which are $3. The Saturday night excursion dan ce is $20 a couple. There are 22 L'ouple reservations left. Persons wishing to make reservations are to contact Kyle Allen at 992-2121 or Emmogene Holstein at 992.,'i005 on Monda y, Tuesday and Fnda) •...._. .................. . Meigs alwnni event is set A plate left by Sir Francis ur·ake when he claimed California for England in 1579 was found in Marin County in 1936. IN OPEN competition held at the Miss Majorette of West Virginia at Ripley, three girls from Mason County were winners. Lisa Hayes was the biggest winner. She was first runnerup to Miss Majorette ~ years and was high point winner. Lisa won also first place in the Miss Rhododendren competition; fir~t in advanced military strut ; first in basic strut ; first in best appearing fancy; first in best appearing military; first in pretty costume; second in novice solo; first in state solo. She won a total of nine first place trophies and two second place trophies. Lisa Starcher won three trophies which included second runnerup post in the Little Miss Majorette of West Vi rginia; second place in the Miss Rhododendren and third place in the basic strut. Hea ther Hargraves won LISA HAYES, left, was fi rst runnerup in the "Little Miss Majorette of West Virginia" in the~ age category, and Lisa Starcher, right, was second runnerup. Lisa Hayes is the daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs. Butch Hayes of Mason and Lisa Starcher is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. George Starcher, West Columbia. The Miss Majorette of West Virginia Pageant was held in Ripley, W.Va. on May. 2(). second place trophy in basic strut. This was the first contest for Miss Starcher and Miss Hargraves . All three girls competed in the ~ years age group. Annual awards assembly held May 17 at North Gallia High By Rita George and Becky Mays VINTON - North Gallia"s annual awards assembly was held May 17. At hl etic. academic and Serv ice Awards were given . Keith Brown, co un se lor. was Master of Ceremoics. Varsity Footba ll Awards were presented by Co11ch John Bla ke. Se nio rs who received, recognition were as fo ll ows : Plaqu es , Varsity Le tters, Emb lems, a nd Certifi cates : Early Hayman , Keith Holcomb, J ohn Swisher, Curt Nolan , Mike Sheehan. Seniors receiving Plaques, Emb lems. and RIVER VIEW ESTATE Seeing Is Believing One of the Finest Homes in the Area! Ce rtifi ca tes wer e : Tim emblems and certifi cates Davis, Bill Lookado and Rex were Bill Lookado, Ti m Just ice . Va rsity Lett er s, Davis, Chuck Phillips, Calvin Emblems, Certificates: Jim Minnis, and David Shall·. Ba rnes, Chi p Kirby, Roger Varsity letters, emb lem s. Cremeens, J im Ca in s . and cert ificates, Tim Petrie, Emblems, Certificates : Tim Oscar Gri ffeth, Keith Payne, McComas, Stacey Winston, James Plants, Emblems and Mart y Glass burn, Sam lett ers; Tim Howell and Smith. and Tim Howell. Ma ry Glassburn . Par· Pa rt icipation Certifi cates ticipat ion Certificat es: were given to the fo lluwing Charlie Loo kado and Don Reserve Foot ball Players .. Shupe . These were presented by Coach John Rlak e pinch- · Coach Ted Lehew to James hilled for Co ac h Bruce Plants, Ti m Lee, Mar k (;abriel in presenting Tra ck Wilfo ng, Charlie Lookado, awards . Seniors rccctving Don Sh upe, Joe Bibbs, Jeff trophies, emblem s and Cisneros, Perry Liv ingston, ce rl ifi cates were Rill Scott Lewis , Jeff Gardner, IJJokado. Hex Justice, Ca lvin Chris Welch, Jim Fairchild. Minni s, Chuch Phillips. and Bill Ha sh. Doug Mo unt , Bill Da vi d Shaw . Tropht es, Hawks, Randy Nolan , Gary Plaques , emblems and Spencer, Joe Peck. Scott certifi cates w re given to Franklin , and Scott Howell. Hun Pitl'itfurd and Ca rl Coach Lehew presented the Ta ckett. Varsit y Jett er. Varsity Basketball Awards emblem, and ce rt ift cates, for Coach Hon Twyman . Kevm Da y, Scutt Lewi s, Seniors receiving Plaques, Perry Livingston and Scott Em blems , Certificates were F rank lin . ~: mb l rms and Hen ry Siewert , Chuck certifi c ate s, Hoge r Phil lips and Calvin Minnis. Cremeens, Marty Glassburn, Players receiving Emblems Tim Howell. Jantes Plants, and Certificates were Senior Sam Smtth and Chip Kirby. Rex Justice, Senior David Part tci patt on ce rt ifi cntes. Shaw, Stacey Winson, Tim Tim Lee , Keith Payne, and McComas, Marty Glassburn , Joe Peck. and Sam Smith, Chns Welch Scholasti c awa rd s were and J oe Pe ck rccetve d given to the player with the Varsit y Letters, Emblems, htghest schulasuc average. and Certificates. Awards went to John Swtshcr Participation Certifi cates I football I and Ch uck Philltps were awarded tu the l basketb;tll l. Reserve Bas ketba ll team . Mana ge r awards wer e Jim Sames, Tim Howell , given to Da vid Shaw 1 foul· Scott Howell, Keith Payne, ba ll ), David Turner Ifootball , Mark Mtller, Scott Lewis. basketball and ba seball !, Jim Chuck Cordell, Dan Berry , .Thiv ener l foo tball l, Todd Mike Shi lot, Joe Peck , Matt . Patterson lfootballl, Gary Queen, and Jerry Stumbo Mount l footbail l, Brian were prese nt ed with the Pa yne I ba sket bali J. John awards. Church I ba sketba ll l and Fre s hman Ba s ketball Keith Spencer i basketball l. play er s receivin g par· The Yearbook Staff 11 cre ticipation certi ficates from presented with certifi ccates. Coach Lehew were Matt They are as foll ows : Queen. Mike Petrella , Keith photographer, Carl Ta ckett : Payne, Aaron Chapman , Cu·editors, Patty Castu and Darell Shaw, Jim Morris, Lesa Harder, and Julie and Gary Mount , Don Sh upe, Junnie Isaac. Debbie Holley, Scott Howell , and Jeff Black. Delores F:vens, Pearl Can· Coach Lehew al so trell , Vickie Co ffee , Kendi presented Varsity Baseball Barr, Hegina Priddy, Jen· award s. Seniors receiv in g nette Higley, Tami Mnrtin , Brenda Ntberl and Tammi Robie. Th ose attending the Scholarship test in Athens in Fren ch I are Cmdy Sisson, Margie Thaxton and Keith Welch . Keith Welch placed second in the divi sion and fifth in the district. Miss ',,, Mays present ed the cc r· 1. :.. '' tificates. ' . ,.,., Dra ma Award s were Z I·" l''r presented by Miss Mays. For 3 ,,,' . ' I I "•I leading lady Is Cindy Sisson, leading man , Clup Kirby, for outsta nding performances , ..... were Charlie IJJokado, Scott Franklin and Dianne Isreal. Get all these benefit s. Becky Mays was presented a Open a N.o Service· certificate in appreciation for Cha r g e c h ec king ful fill in g her duties as account today at assistant director. The National Honor Society presented a scholarship for $100 to a deserving senior. This was chosrn by a team of fac ulty on the basis of need and grades. Bi ll Lookado was chosen for thi s scholarship. Mrs. Boo the presented English awards to all who had gone to Athens fo r the Scholarship tests In F.nglish. Winners of these certificates are Sheryl Kemper, Lori Pope, Connie Holl ey, Tami ~M m !>er FDIC Phillips, Becky M:t) S, Dianne goes to a deserving senior . Winner th is year of the award is Donna DeWitt . Keith Brown presen ted the D.A.R . award to Patty Casto. Th is is a Good Citizens award . ELBERFELD$ .....~-­ ""'lr•~~ --4 ' ' • ~· .. Large elegant home just one m i le south of downtown Gallipolis overlooking the Ohio River , si tu ated on almost three acres of be a utifu I trees , decorative roc ks, and a fish pond . Home consists of four bedrooms, 2t 2 baths, two Hood-burning fireplaces, formal living room, dining room, large cherry paneled den, and central air conditioning . Loca t ed on the grounds is a 17x3S in -ground swimming pool with bath house and refreshment area . To add to all of th is , a panoramic view of the Ohio River from the Silver Bridge to Gallipoli s Ferry , W. Va . This i s truly one of the finest hom es in the area . First time of{cred for sale. Upper price bracket . Located at 140 Garfield Heigh ts. For further information contact Doc Smith, 446-2840 or 446 -2282. Isrea l, and Donn a DeWi tt . Cheerleader awa rds were pre se nted by Ms. Darst. Chccrlcading Advisor. Those who received the reserve lette r are Deb bie Mays , Becky Hash, IJJ ri Pope, and Ma rgie Thax ton. Those re ce ivi ng the charm bra ce lets for varsity are Penny Pennin gton, Bec ky Mays and Joyce Boggess. Tajana Just ice received 11 varsitv lett er. Coach Joh nston presented vo lley ball and so ftball ,,wards . Mr s. Hea dley presen ted baske tball awards. All sen10rs were presented pl aqu es . cer tit ica le' and pins . All oth ers rece ive d ce rtificates and pin s. Softbal l Seniors - Debbte Sml lh , Bonnie Tacke tt . J uniOrs Gl adys Dodrell, Fa una Donahue. Jen nell Oiler , Torona Sta nley . Sophomores Tamt Da lton, Sally Kemp, Rita Payne, Julie Smtih , Phyllts fe rr ell , Conn te H.(l liPv Lucretia Justi ce, Kay Neal. and Loneva Russell . Jani ce Fres hman Ferrell. Volleyball Seniors - Tina Holcomb. Debbie Smith , Donna DeWitt. Juniors - Gl'a dys Dodrell , Fauna Donahue. Soph omor es Tami Da lton, Sall y Kemp, Ju lie Smi th , Lu cretia Ju s ti ce, Cindy Rob ert s, Conni e Holl ey. Sheri Fres hm a n Hoi Iingshead. Basketball Seniors - Lesa Harder , Tina Holcom b. Juniors - Gladys Dodrell, Fauna Donahue, Jenn ell Oi ler. Sophomore - Lucretia Juslice , Ri ta Pa yne, Sall y Kemp , Julie SIT'ith. Mrs . Hea dley al so presented the Gi rl s Basket. ball managers. These are Pa tt y Casto, claqu e and ma nager's pin, Pam Jarrell, ma nager 's pi n, and Debbie Smith, manager 's pin. Mrs . Lois Br emer, librarian , presen ted all libra ry assis ta nt s wi th a cerfificale. Receivi ng awards were Ken d i Bar r, Kare n Caldwe ll , Pear l Ca nt re ll , Vick ie Coff ee , Rita George, Rhonda . Green. Kim Hash, Jeannette Hig ly, Debra Holley , Julie Isaac, Taj ana Jus tice , Pam Jarrel l, Becky !1/\ays, Regina Pr iddy , Becky Raines , and Gi na Wolfo rd . Th e oulstandinq Li br ary Assi stanl Award we nt to Jeannette Higley . James Oiler presented cert ifica tes to those students who went to Athens for the Scholarship fest. Competing were Lyne Stalon and Jimm y Morr is. Jimmy Morris placed fourth in the third distr~cf. He also presented the Physica l Science awards to Glenna Miller and Linda Figgins. The winner of the Holzer Science Scholarship Award t• t l II • I The bea ch and pool look for '78 Is the active sportswear look ... and these shorts defi nitely look right! They' re polyester cott on poplin In a denim look wi th elasti c wa istband and boldly contrasting trl rr at the bottom s. In sizes S, M. L, XL. Be sure to see all the other styles men's and boys swim trunk s and jog shorts. Men's and Boys' Depl. , lsi floor . Closed Monday, May 29, Memorial Day Elberfelds In Pomeroy � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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