http://66.213.69.5/files/original/aa722c96de7ccb5c966a3db4fdad7179.pdf 3cdb1edf9c1d0dd82711ad6cb0433f12 PDF Text Text ' 12- The DaUySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Apr . 27, 1979 Union ponders·strike I WAShi NGTON (AP ) inflation g uidelin ~s and a The United Rubber Workers union charge that the Wlion, unable to end an company "welched" on a Wlusual contract fe ud with contract agreement in the Uniroyal Inc .. is back home fa ce of government pressure . pondering whether to call a "They can't lie o1,1t of it ," strike against the nation's Bommarito sa id of the No . 3 tire maker. company's insistence th at it URW Presi dent Peter had never reached an Bommarito sa id late agreement with the UR W. Thur sday night before Bommarito, saying he has re t\}r nin g to union sought to avoid a 'Strike, told headquarters in Akron , Ohio, reporters that a wa!ko.ut by that he would call a top-level 8,200 Uniroyal workers is meeting Monday to decide on among three options the a course of action. Wlion would consider next Bommarito and other Wlion week. He would not identify bargainers new home after the other options. chief federal medi ator Wayne The UR W lifted a strike L. Horvitz declared further deadlin e again st Uniroyal negot iations wo ul d be last Friday, when the old pact " unproductive." He did not expired, and has extended th e say when bargaining might deadline from day to day . resume. The union has targeted Alter lour lull days of talks, Uniroyal to set the pattern for the two sides had not resolved new thr'ee-year contracts any differences iri a dispute covering a total of 55,000 that is hun g up over workers at the " Big Four" Pre sident Cart er 's anti · tire companies, which also Som ething New At Our Drive- Thru Window ROAST BEEF OR BAKED HAM SANDWICHES Our Roast Beef and Baked Ham Sandwiches start with specially selected USDA inspected meats . The meat is sliced thin and STACK EO HIGH on a sesame seed bun . There is plenty of lean meat nutrition that the e ntire familv needs daily. include Goodyear, ~· irestone and Goodrich. Horvitz said he pl aiVIed to meet here today with officials from all four tire companies to review . th e Uniroyal dispute. The highly unusual and conf using di spute with Uniroyal began on April 19, when the union declared it had reached a tentative economic agreement with Unir oyal, Firestone and Goodrich. Within ~ few hours, the three companies issued denials. · Bommarito then charged that the deal fell through · because Uniroyal had backed down on prior co ntract pledges under very heavy pressure from Carter's inflation advisers, who feared that a large settlement could destroy the president's voluntary guidelines. Uniroyal acknowledged that the administration ; pressed the company to stay within the 7 percent aiVIual ceiling on wuge and fringe benefit increases, but it denied that it reneged on any agreement. Sources have estmnated that the contract Bommarito damned to have would have boosted industrywide wages and benefits by more than 40 percent over three years. That is far in excess of the 22.5 percent inttease - 7 percent . annually compounded over three years - the guidelines would allow. r--A;:ea-n;;athS-1 General Assembly . I.OIS KAKliiSH Mr~ . Herbert Sayre , ~c:~t~a~/:;~~~. ~~ Lois Sayre Kardish. Mrs. 0 Kardish, a former resident of Racine, died at her home in New CasUe, Pa., Thursday of an apparent heart attack. Funeral services will be held in New Castle. MARION !), KESTERSON Marion Dale Kesterson, 79, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, died Thur· sday night at Veter ans Memoria.! Hospital. Mr. Kesterson was born April 23, t900, the son of the late Alonzo and Margaret Byers Kesterson . He was also preceded in death by one son, Marion (Lonnie ) Kesterson, two brothers , John an d Maywood, and two sisters. He is survived by his wife, Mabel Shoemaker Kesterson, who he married July 7, 1923, one daughter, 'Phyllis Turner, Joseph, Oregon ; two sons, Earl, of Hamilton, Ohio, and Roy, of Langsville ; two brothers, WU!iam , J'lewark, Ill., and Fred, Pomeroy; live grandchildren . and four great·graridchildren. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Cllapel with the Rev. James Corbitt offi ciating . Burial will be in Rock Springs Cemetery. Frienda may call at the Funeral Home ater I p.m. Saturday. · GRAND OPINING · APRIL 29, 1979 FRANK'S DINER FORMERLY BIG DIPI'l:R Serving Home Cooked Food Daily Specials Homemade Bread on Sunday, featuring Sausage Gravy & Biscuits for breakfast. CHICKEN Try Our Dnoo· Thru lnstanr Seroice! Crow's Family Restaurant Pomeroy, Ohiu Di'ne Jn or carry Out Service Dally 6:30A.M. tii9:3Q P .M. Sunday 8:30A.M. til9: 00 P.M. Wilkesville Phone 669·4891 New Owner, Mr. Frank Puckett Mana er, Mrs. Millie Cottrill REPORT OF CONDITION .Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the POMEROY NATIONAL BANK intbe stale of Ohio, at the close of business on March 31, 1979 published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United Slates Code, Seetlon16I. Charter number 1900 National Bank Region Number 4 ., s--· Ill ID ~ _, Thousaoda of dollars Cash and due from depository institutions . . . .. . . , .. , • , ... .. . .. . .. .. .. .. . .. $2,08'1,000.00 U.S. Treasury securities .. . . ..... . . ..... . .... .. .. . . . .. ... . .... . . . .. ..... . . 8,801,000.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States .. . . .. .... . . .. .. , ~ .... . . . . .. .. • , . ... . . . . 2,070,000.00 All other seCIJrities ...... .. .. ...... ........ .. . .. .. . .... .. .. .. ... . . . . . .. .. . . 53,000.00 Federal lunda sold and securities purchased uncter agreements to resell . .. . . ......... . .. . .. . .. ... ..... . . . . . . , . ..... , 2,675,000.00 Loans, Total (excluding unearned income) ... . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . 12,106,000.00 Less : Allowance for possible loan losses . . .. . .... , .. , , . . . .. ... . 94,000.00 Loans, Net ... , ..... . .... . ... . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . . ..... . ...... . ... . .. . 12,011,000.00 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing blink premises.. ... ... . .. . . . .... . , . ... . . ... . , .. , , 308,000.00 Allotber assets . .. . .... .. . .. . ... . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . ... . , ... . . . .. ... . . . . .. . TOTAL ASSETS . .. . . .. .. .... . . .. ....... .... ......... .... . ......... ... 12t2111,~,00 Demand deposits of individuals, prtnshps., and corps . . . .. ...••. , ... , ... . . . , , 5,409,000.00 . Time and savings deposits of individuals, parinerships, and corps . . .... . . .. . . , . . . . . . .. . . .. ... .. . : .. , . ....... . . .. 16,877,000.00 Deposits of United States Government , .... . , . . . . . . .. .. .. . ... . . .. .. . , ..... , , . 13,000.00 Deposits of States and poUtlcal subdivisions in the United States ..... . ... .. .. . ... . , . . . ........ . . . ......... . .. , , . . . , . 3,029,000.00 Certiiiedand officers' checks . ..... .... . ... . .. ........... .. .. . ... . . .. . . .. .. 104,000.00 Total Deposits ........ . ... ..... . . .. .. .. ..... .. . . . . .. .. ... .. ... . .. .. ..... 25,432,000.00 Total demand deposits . .. .. ... . .... . .. . .. ... . ... . , . ... . , .. .. 7,569,000.00 Total time and savings deposits ... . . . . , .... . . , . ... .. . . . . .... 171863 1000.00 All other liabilities . . , . . . . .. . . . ... . ....... . ... . . . . .. . .. . , ... .. .. . , .. . . .. . . . 185,000.00 TOTAL IJABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures ).... . . . .. ... .. . . , ... . .. .... ... ... . .. .... , ... . . .. . .... $25,617,000.00 m.l*).oo Coinmon stock : a. No. shares authorized 12,000 b. No. shares outstanding 12,000 (par value) , ... . . .. . .. . . . . . .• . .. . . . . . .. $300,000.00 Surplus .. .. : . .. .. .. ... ...... .. .. .. .. .. .. .... .... .. .. .. . .... . .. .. . ...... 1,500,000.00 . Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves .. . . ...... . , . .. ·.. ... . . , . . . .. . .... . . , . ... .. ....... 859,000.00 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL . . . . .. ... . .. . . ... ... . . . . . .. .... .. . . .. . ... .... f2.669.QOO.OO 1- - - - t - TOTAL IJABIIJTIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL ... . ... , . . . .. .. .. , ... , ... .. !2812781000.00 c Ci z cIIIII 0 IIll I Amounts outstanding as of report date: Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000 or more .... ... .. . .. . .. .... , .. . .. ... .. ... ... ......... .. ......... .. .. . .. 718,000.00 Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date: Total deposits. ... . . .. ... . .. . . . ..... . . . .. .... ... .... . .. ..... . .. . ... .. . 25,158,000.00 ' I, Joan WoUe, Assistant Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that UU. Report of Condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. JoanWoUe April 9, 1979 we, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this statement of resources and liabilities: We declare that it has been examined by us, and to the best of our knowledge and belie!.ls true and correct. · Edison Hobstetter Phillip W. Kelly - Directors Orion Roush ,. Medical Center. Mr. Logan ·wa• bom Nov . n, 1899 the son of the late COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) William and Caroline WeU The Republi can Rhodes Logan . He was alS'I .Preceded Administration apparently is in death by his wife, Faye putting pressure on the Conant Logan, one sister, Democrat · . con trolled Bern ice Co llin s and one General Assembly to raise brother, Wilbur Logan. Ohio license plate· fees and Mr . Logan was a member gasoline taxes. of Bear Wallow Ridge Cllurch In an unusual four-page of Christ.and was a carpenter sta t e m ent Thur s day , and dog warden for 10 Yfllrs Tr ansport ati on Director in Meigs County . He is survived by two sons, TO KEEP up. wltb Dwight of Pomeroy and daylight • saVIng time, Avery of Topsham, Maine, which beglos In most parts foster son, Kenneth Neville, al the UDited Stalell' at Z Findley, Ohio, two daughters, a.m. · Sunday, set your Mrs. Wayne (Helen ) Milhoan elocks and wakhes ahead and Mr s.Eimer (A vice) one hour. You can tum Bailey, both of Shade, stepthem hack again the last daughter , Miss Bernice King, Sunday In October. Hemlock Grove, one brother, ·'lbere 's a cakb-phrase lvor Logan, Syracuse, two that makes It easy tO · daughters-in-law, Kay and remember bow to turn the -I!eggy Logan , six dial: Spring ahead, fall grand children and seven hack. 'lbe lollowlllg areas great grandchildren and remain on standard time: several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be \ Arizona, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the VIrgin Islands, held Saturday at 1 pJli. at Americu Samoa and the Ewing Cllapel with Duane Warden officiating. Burial · portion of Indiana in the eastern lime zone. will be in Cherry Rid~e Cemetery. Friends my caii ai ·:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:; the • Funeral Home at anytime. • · . • Area dea.th s . . . . . . ..• • . . A•7. Classi fied a ds .. . , , . . .. 0 ·2· 9 - YOL 14 NO. 13 GALLIPOLIS- POINT PLEASANT tmts ,. • \ MIDDLEPORT - POMEROY ~H I RTV FIVE CEil i::, ·0 . . claimed ; WASJllNGTON (AP) - President rose 7 percent to $14.5 billi on, while Un· _Carter's anti-inflation program has ports increased only 3.2 percent to $15.3 scored its blggt!St victory yet, a billion. The drop in the deficit from $1.3 rollback of some price increases by .llears, Roebuck anc ''o., the nation's · billion in February should provide new · largest retailer . support for the U.S. dollar, which : Carter himself helped bri ng about the already has regained much of the value • :!'~!'IVIed price. reduct" .. 1 ~ ur a telephone it lost last year when the nation ex· call to Sears vice pr,;i" ."nl Charles A. perien ced a record 12-month trade Meyer. It was the ·first L -••ion of deficit of $28 billion. The government is projecting a direct jaw-boning by Carter :nsu·.port deficit of under $23 billion this year. !'.!;his price guidelines. The CoWJcil on Wage and Price ·"This Is the kind of respo· roe we need tO make the anti4nflat' 11 nrogram Stability also disclosed Friday it has · work," Barry Bosworth, chre..:,or of the told two major paper companies, the CoWlcil on Wage and Price Sta) ility, Crown Zellerbach Corp. of San Fransaid Friday. cisco and the Rammennill Paper Co. of Sears agreed to the "ollback after Erie, Pa ., tiuot tbey are "in probable being told recent· price increases ex- non-compliance" · with the price ceeded the Carter adminiStration 's guidelines. There was no inunediate guidelines, a council spokesman said comment from either company. The administration laeks the. Fritlay. But he declined to reveal how much the incre~ses violated the .puthority to for\'" businesses to reduce guidelin es, say ing this was prices. But it hopes a combination of . "proprlelijry information. " government and public pressure will The company said in a statement in help win cOoperation. In addition to Chicago that tbe price reductions will Sears, at least two other companies take effect next we~k on a broad range have reduced prices after the govern. of pq>.:h.c's, Sea :'S indicated it did not ment said they were too high. netd toni... .... .J UL.:I . .ltiat_ ,·edul'tions. A!so Fnday, Rep . Henry Reu•s, D· The action mllrked the biggest vic- Wis., chairman of tbe House Banking tory y~t f• r the 'adrnini'Vatlon's w,age Conunittee, said the panel will not conand pnce j;uidelines, which su larl .ave sider any legislation to .give the heen unabl• to slow the nation's wor- president authority to mnpose man' "'·"g inllatlo·•. Constlmer pricos in· datory wage and price controls. ·reased at r.u annual rate of 13 percent Although Sen. George McGovern, D· ,;rthe ilrst three monlh.s of the year. S.D., has said he will introduce such ·. In another favorable economic legislation, Reuss said, "They would development, tbe Commerce Depart· only make things worse as companies nrent said the nation's trade deficit was and unions rushed to jack up prices and 18Z1.3 million in March, the rawest riion- wages before controls set ln." . tlllv deficit in nearly two years: Exports .. :~~~;:;:~:~:!:~:~!~i~~~i)~~~~!=~~~:~~~~~~~!~~:~:!~;::~~:~~~~~~:~~~:~:~:::~:~:::::::;:::::::::~:: OHIM/.~~ /fiN TO MliET C.A U .IPOUS · Tht• Ga llin Cmmlv BOanl n r Cnrnm i ~~ iutlt' t!4 will 1111'1'! i~ n•gulnr f't'tlf•lon T111•"•lu y, 1\111)' !n th1 • Mun ic•i pnl Cuu rl RfHt m I. nt R p.m .. . :·;·: ·:::~:-:·:· :·!·:·:·: ·:·: ·:·::;:;:;:; . ;:::;:;:;;;.;.; .;. ;::::::;c:·:·::::: .:·: ·:·: ::·: ·::::::: .:.::.: NO SIGNS OF RELAXING : · TilE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) • ·Queen Juliana , tbe camera-shy ruler bf the Netherlands, celebtates her 7oth birthday Monday, but tl)e muchlpved and poUticlllly shrewd grand· mother shows no signs of relaxing her hOld on the throne. ; 1be oldest reigning monarch in !i;llrope, Juliana has branded her 31· rear-<>ld rule with a low-key, homey stf le, in contrast to the pomp that IOilrrOWJded ber more autocratic ptedecessors. ill :ff5;~i~~! ·:: ~~n:~ ::~ ~1~~~ ill W A chanc~',of showers Monday. O earlng Tuesday. Mostly fair Wednesday. Highs from the upper 50i to the mid 80s Monday; rjslng to the mid 60s to low 70s by Wed· nesday. Laws from the mid 308 to the mid 48JI Monday, rising to the mlci :'Is to the low 50s by Wed· ne•day. A_;;;;t;,, , , , ,:. pending S:~.:~~~:-.:~entol- ~ r~~:~~ven!:O~~:~:n~~J l~~J~'WJ ~~=: .:: two years tigo. Con.s.• ~<:ll., t ~ ,~':'r~ ::re Beco Inc., of Scott':':·~"'' Officials hope all construction will be completed by late 1~ 11 ·The ""•'""' is already under roof, and that portion of the church shoulu "' .. .. ,,: :. : o~ by late summer acconling to Rev. J •mes V. Frazier, pasto r. ' ,j ' Motion filef], seeki,.g ' dismissal of complfint GALUPOUS - Amotion seeking the dismissal ol a complaint for deClaratory judgment, as well as a tern· porary and permanent Injunction . against a newly elected board of trustees of Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative was filed on behaU of the new (or invalid ) board Friday af. ternoon.. Filed In Gallia County Common Pleas Court , the motion aska that an amended complaint fUed Thursday on behalf Of the former (or current) board seeking be dismissed. Tbat complaint stems from questions surrounding the legality Of a vote taken on April 21 during which the board of trustees cl. the cooperative .,.... allegedly removed and a new board elected. Those . truatees allegedly ousted, along with two members cl. the cooperative, . flied the amended com· plaint against thO!ie elected Saturday to serve !Ill new board members. The original COO!plaint filed on April 13, sought declaratory judgment Dr· a derlng that any action ta~en at !:;e April21 meeting be ruled null imd void. Approltlmately 250 members of. the cooperative mill on April 21 and voted to ouat, by WJanlmons show-of-hand · vote, the old board of tMJStees, and elected a new board. According to the April 13 complaint, petitions circulated to call the recall meeting were Improperly distributed, and the meeting itself was called In violation of the Cooperative's Code of Regulations. Thursday's complaint claims that ac· lion taken at the "pretended" Aprll21 meeting was invaUd. The eomplainl filed 'l'hursday on behalf of the old board charges that • Personnel reemployed ·shooting . Auto stolen, victim dies· SHOP FRIDAY UNTIL 8:00 - SATURDAY UNnL 5:00 TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR E.O.M. SALE PRICES ON GAWPOIJS - Four certUicated personnel were reemployed during the regular meeting of the Gallia County Board of Education Saturday morning. Reemployed under one-year limited contracts were : James Roy Harris, s chool PARKERSBURG - Howard Nutpsychologist; Eugenia F. Gardner, ter, 64, Rt. I, Reedsville, died SatQI'· GALUPOLIS A West VIrginia EMR supervisor; John R. TI1oma• Ji'. , day morning at St. Joseph 's Hospital juvenile ·was reportedly arrested in speech and . hearing therapist; and here where he was. taken Friday Meigs County early Saturday and heki Sharon Rose Cain, speech and hearing evening following a shooting at his in connection with the theft of a motor ~ therapist. home. , •· vehicle in Gallipolis. Superintendent Tom Hairston ex· Nutt.r, ~ resident of Owl Hollow Gallipolla City Pollee said Saturday plained that tbe nominations lor one· Rd., was transfported to the hospital that an auto owned by Ronnie Jackson year contracts are based on uie fact by the Coolville Unit of SEOEMS after Gallipolill, was stolen from Third that funding for the programs is made suffering an apparent self-inflicted A\·enue, and driven to Meigs County onayear-to-yearbals. . gunshot woWJd to the head. where it was reportedly wrecked. I" further action, Marvin H. Spencer Meigs County sheriff 's deputies Galllpolill Poli.ce said that the Willi reemployed !Ill cowtly attendance investigated t~ lnclde.nt. juvenile was arrested hy deputies of . officerforthesehoolyearltrTHO. In other matters, Sharon Kuhn , Sheriff James J. Proffitt's Office and Tbe board further approved a request Hockingport, a former Meigs County incarcerated In the Meigs County JaiL from Eugenia .F . Gardner, EMR super· resident, was arrested Friday on an Proffitt's department refused Satur· visor, to attend a ~Meting of super-• indictment charging bad checks . She day· morning to comment on tbe ac· visors and work..tady coordinators to was Iodg~ in the Meigs County J ail cldent or the arrest. be held in Portsmouth on April 19, as pending arraignment. The W .Va. youth · was reportecuy well,aa a request from Gardner to at.Deputies are investigating the plcked-Up by Galllpolls Pollee Saturday tend the annual state meeting of super• · theft of two fog lights taken from .a and transported to the Gallla CO!IIlty viS«S and work..tudy coordinators in ~979 GMC truck parked at Riggs' J aiL Worthington on May 3 and4. U:ied Car lot in Ch•st.cr. w -~ ' juvenile held ,· , PREPAR!i: FOR M\ISICAL- Members of the GaUia Academy lligh School Col!· ceri:'and Symphonic Choirs will present the Rodgers and Hammersteln hit, "South Pacific, " on Friday and Saturday, May f and 5, in the Washington School a1ltlltorlum. Performances will begin at B each evening. P' "'""" ; ~hove during ~t rehearsal is Mae Kemp in one _of the mwdcal scenes. • .. ' ·: · :· :·:·:·:~:· :·:::·::;:;;; .; :;.;. ;.;.;.;:;.; .;:;: ;:;:; : ;:;:;:; :;: ; :;:; :;:;: ; :; : ; :;:;~ :;:;.;::.;·:·:· ' EXTENDED FORECAST HEARING WE!INESDAY GALUPOIJS - The Gallipolis City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, May 2, at 7:30p.m. in tbe City Building, 518 Second Ave. on behalf of Charles Finley Cotton, who desires to have a subdivision approved. ' GOING . UP, UP - Giant laminated wooden arches were ere.::.;d Frlda,Y as. work continued on reconstruction of Grace United Methodist Church in downtown Gallipolis. Tbe church sanctuary was destroyed by lire in June, lff17. Total cost of the project is one ahd one-half millloJJ dollars that includes work on other areas of the church damaged by the fire nearly Gallipolis City Police 0epa!1ment said Saturday morning that the raid, con• dueled at 9 p.m. with tbe authority of a Municipal Court search warr'!llt, would result in a number of arrests, which are pending. According to Tucker, at least ~.000 in contraband was confiscated from the Chqck Edwards residence, 828 Third Ave. Tucker said llu1l indictments would be sought through a Gallia County Grand Jury. ' • :entmt SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1979 ..... •j • ' + T E.lberfelds Ill Pomeroy Elberfelds. In ·Pomeroy <.:-1 State .. . ... .. .. ....... . tl-1 Sports· . .. . . . .... .. .. . C·1· 6 TV log .. . .. .. ..... . .. . . 0 · 2 unba ~~ Registration dates listed *WEST BEND SLOW COOKERS *MEN'S WESTERN SHim *limE BOYS JEANS *WOMEN'S BLOUSES *BOYS SPORT SHIRTS *JUNIOR TOPS *TABLE COVERS *MEN'S DRESS SLACKS is J>:g s uccess •• . Lifestyle . . .. ... , . , .. B-1-10 Local . . . ... . . .... .. .. A·2· 8 ~ ~· Boosters project Farm . . ... .. . . .. . . . .. , C· 7 B-1 . David . L. Weir announced a t ransportation bond issue major derailment of con· Rhodes offered Ohioans four slru ction projects an d years ago, as part of a fourpa in ted a blea k picture part ~~economic recovery'' ge nerall y of Ohio 's ballot package. deteri orating roa ds and bridges. Altends session • Weir made no mention of Eric Chambers, Mid· several bills already pending dleport,. representlng Chief J .. in the Legislature to ra ise the Cremeans and the Mid· J, so-celled highway user taxes, dleport Pollee Department, but he prodded lawmakers aUended a seminar series just the same. presented by tbe PR-24 In· " Unless the General ternational Institute, Inc., at Assem bly has other ideas Boston, Mass., April :al-23. about funding , we smnply will The seminar was held for not have money to do both PR-24 In• intermediate m aintena nce· and confor the Monadnock s)ructors struction .. .we must put a Corp. to meet for establish· priority on !he safety of ment o( national training motorists using our present criteria, update new and facilities," the director said. existing techniques and He also mentioned that in 1975, Gov. James A. Rhodes · discUS~~ civil liahillty and · offered "a solution to meet court decisions. Chambers presented a . transportation needs all over paper t{) the institute and the stl\te, but 86 percent of the voters turned it down . The guests concerning the con· oppo sition pre s umably cept of "therapeutic control" in relationship' to the apin th e Democrat s Legislature, said there was a plication of the PR-24 to or· better solution, but none was der. maintenance situations. offered." PRESENTS PIA Y · He referred to a $1.5 billion Seniors of Southern High School will ·present a twoplay; " The Prmne Tmne frime" at 8 this evening in Two drivers were cited Officers were called to the the high school auditoruium. followin g five accidents scene of a two -vehicle The plot revolves aroWld investigated Thursday by the accident on SR 7, al the the attempts of relatives to Gallia-Melgs Post, llighway junction of Flimingo Dr., at 6 inherit from Aunt AblgaD and p.m. Patrol. murders and detective work According to the patrol, a w)lich takes place as a result; Officers investigated a two· vehicle mishap on SR 160, at north bound auto operated by Direction is by Carla Shuler. the junction of U.S. 35, at 2:35 William Sisk, 21, New Haven, Admitted is $1.50 for adults had stopj)ed in traffic to turn. and 75 cents lor students. p.m . · A second north bound · The patrol reports that an auto operat ed by Julia vehicle driven by Danelle !IEADLINEAPPROACHES Neekamp, 41 , Vinton, had Oay, 17, Gallipolis, f~iled to Sarah Gibbs, motor vehicle slowed in lraffic to turn left . stop and struck the Sisk auto deputy registrar in Pomeroy, A vehicle driven by Robert in the rear. reports that validation Both vehi cles incurred stickers A through K must be Culver, 35, Wh eelersburg , failed to stop and struck the sligbt .damage, Clay was purchased before May I. The cited on a charge of failure to office iS located in the former Neekamp auto in th e rear . Th ere was mod erate maintain an assured d ear Gibbs Grocery, Mulberry . 1 oama ge to th e Neekamp distance . Ave. Th e Gallia-Meigs Post auto, slight· damage to the Stickers for L through Z Culver vehicle. · investigated three other will be on sale May I through Culver was cited on a Thursday accidents during May · 31. those for charge of failure to maintain which the vehicles involved commercial and non· an assured clear distance . incurred slight damage. commercial, farm , . motorcyeles, ' trailers, motor homes, etc. can be purchased Virginia Mountaineer. MARRIAGE UCENSES · through May 31. Services were held at 3' Marria ge licenses were p.m. Monday at Bartlett · issued to Austin Glen SQUAD RUNS Funeral Home in Grafton Lawson, 24, .RD, Aibi.ny, and The Middleport with Douglas Morris cl.- Disney Lynn Brenneman, 19, Emergency Squad ariswered flciating. Burial was in Wood- Athens; Timothy Roger a call to 85 S. Fourth St. at sdale Memorial Park. Dillon, 18, Pomeroy, and 7:50 p.m . Thursday for Military services were con- Paula Kay Hysell , 17, Shirley Tyree who was taken ducted by Taylor County Post Minersville, to Veterans Memorial )2, America11 Legion; Hospital where she was Veterans of World War I, admitted. SUIT FILED Barracks 1949; VFW At 3:38a.m. Friday the fire Asuit to quiet title was filed Memorial City Post 3081, and in Meigs •County Common department wascalled to an DAV Chapter 24. Pleas Court by Donald Harris apartment at 98 N. Second and Sll.irley Harris, Rt. I, Ave. A ·skillet had been left and there was Reedsville, against Paul R. on the smoke · damage to the Roush , Reedsville. apartment.. VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted-Jimmy Evans, Racine ; Burwell McKinney, Try Our . Middleport; Sharon Crouch, "NEW, Racine ; Stella O' Brien, KENTUCKY Mason; Shirley Tyree, FRIED CHICKEN Middleport. IJISCharged-'Betty Bayes, Pomeroy Elementary, CORN Belva Groce, Phillip Null, Robert Morris. 992-2710 ; · James Meadows, Christine OnlheCob Harrisonville F.Jementary, Branham , Cynthia Greg McCa ll , 742,1000: CROW'S Rutland Elementary, F.rir Hartenbach, Patty Landaker, Jinuny Evans, Milton Bailey, Hart, 742-2666: FAMILY RESTAURANT Salem Center Elementary , Jolm Nelson, Vivian Jones, Gertrude Andrews, Christine Melvin Fells. 742,3113. Pomeroy, 0 . · Kirkpatrick. P"renl• wishing to register tlwir children for kinder· ~trn1 E>n or as nrw enrollees in th¥ first ~rit<le Idid no! attend kindergart¥n in Meigs I ,()('all may register their rhlldren arrording to the following sr hrdulr: Pomeroy F.l em¥ntary, Monday, Aptil so, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.: Middleport ·F.lementary, n ..sday, May I, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Rutland Elementary, Wednesday, May 2, . from 8:30 a.m. to4p.m. . Kindergarten age students from the Harri sonvill e, Salem C¥nter and Rutland •· art-a are to register a t R11tland . Any child whose fifth birth· day falls on or before. Sep· !ember 30, 1979, may be re ~i st ered for kindergarten for the fall of 1979. Any child who sixth birthday falls nn or before Sep.!ember 30, 197~ '''"Y be registered lor first grade i<o; til<' fall of 1979. Pa rents are to provide a record of immuniza tion - 4 DP'l' , 3 Polio Sabin, 1measles IR11beola ), 1 Rubella IGer· man measles ) and a recent TR skin test l within one.year ' lwfore entering school) are required for admission in the fall : and the child's birth e'er-· tillcate. All parents expecting to have r hildren enrolled in the fall as kindergarten students or as new enrollee students in the first wade are urged to register their rhildren at the appointed times and places.· Qu ~stiom: conreniirl ~ ·tis registration may he di~ert !'rl , to the prtnripals' offires of th<• rrsp<'rtive srhools: Midr11Ppn~ · F'l••Mt•f'lf c lr~, , Rolwrt Morris. !192-3387 : prices 1 1 Patrol cites two drivers HUGH L. MILLER Hugh L. Miller, 83, 119 E. Bluemont St., Grafton, W. Va. died April· 20 at Grafton City Hospital. He wu born March 9, 1896; in Taylor County, a son of the late James Smith and Elizabeth Carrothers Miller. He was twiee married first to Celeste Miller who died in 1933. He later married Eythel . ,,Marsh who survives. · Inadditiontohiswile, heis survived by five childr~. Mrs. KeiVIeth (Elizabeth) Hu·ghes , Ora vosb urg, p a. ; Everett, Parketsburg; ·Mrs. Harold (Bernice) Mlller, G ft M R Mill · ~:.\ne, r:;:~ ~- Le!s (Marilyn) Bolyard, Ft. · te rs, Wayne, Ind.; two SIS Mrs. lnzel Willey, Bowie, Md., aod Mrs. Goldie McKin· ney, Fairmont; 14 grand· children, and 25 great· gran· dchildren. A son, Hugh Undy Miller, two brothers and a sister also preceded him in death. Mr. Mi11er was a retired boilermaker for the B. and 0 . Railroad, retiring 19 years agq with 40 years service. He was a member of the Veterans of World War I, Barracks 1949. He was also well known at the old West G~soline Where It Is lnwlde . going up, up, up lire Statement of Resources and Uabilities - - --1- 1 " p· t•' ' ~;~~~afte~~:~t H~~~~ ee rng P . .essu--e ' r .. ' . GEORGE F . W GAN (;eo rgc ~· . Logan, 79 , .' ' ·t I "confrontation and po8Sibly violence" could result II the court does not restr~in the new (ot invalid l hoard of trustees from lnl~rferlng with the current (or ousted) hoard oftrustees . According to that action, the current controversy has caused confuaion as to whether the "duly elected" trusieea or those who now claim to be trusleea are authorized to deal on behaU of the electric cooperative. The motiOI) filed f riday on behalf of . tbe new board seeks the c1Jsm18sal of the complaints flied by the old board. Charging that the "new" board cannot get a fair heartng in Gall!a County, a motion seeking a change of venue wu also flll'd in Common Pleas Court Friday. lligh blood preSS~ m-ug may be Cancerous WASHINGroN (AP) - A drug used by millions of Americans to con· trol high blood prwure has 'been found hy National Cancer Institute sctentlsta to cause cancer in anJmaJa and llliiY do 10 In hwnans, government sources report. . The generic name of tbe drug is reserpine. It 1.1 sold under about 30 trade lllll11ea, orten In combination. with other anti-hypertensive UI'Uji d. . Tbe Institute's finJ ;,.,"" ~•re Un· mediately challenged 01 CIB !\GEIGY Corp., the company with the largest share Of the reserpine drug market, which ,.;,: the laboratory .test procedures were inaJ .,"•te and theconclualona inat-curate. ~ largest ~~eWng product containing reserpine !a ClBAoGEIGY's Ser-Ap-Es, a combi11at iou drui( ..-~lch report..edly accounted fo r· aw ul :a:i per· cent of the 22 milJi\ln r.,,r.,pln• prescrlptlo.., .i:! '!d last yea•·. · Other pop•ll:•r .versiOIIS of ·the drug ihcludo ~a· ;If.;:! also by t'IBA~ GEIGY; Salut,·. r: . .-, rilade by Brt.tol Labot·~'"' cs; a;1d ltegrotoo, made hy USV PharnJaceuUcal Co. ~ I . • I ' ... .. - . �. .. . . . A-2- The SundavTime5-Sentlnel, Sunday, Apr. 29, 1979 .... 1•11111••1 ....,,. NOW ALL THIS MEDICAL EQUIPMENT STOCKED UNDER ONE ROOF! REHABIUTAllOII EQUIPMENT IIECIIBI1liS CARE • WIES WALKERS, COMMODES HOSPITAL llfDS, SIDE RAllS MOISf HEAT, ~ICII ICE, Elt. 'fiAcnoll & SUPPORTS . WHEElaWRS SURGICAl. PIIOOOOS, TRUSSES WHIII.POOI. EQIIPIIJIT PORTNilf OXYCDI UNm BREAST FOlliS OSTOMY SUPPliES EXERCISE EQUIPMEJIT doubt if the petitions have much beartng. Officials would have to be unconscious at this point In time not to know that the American voter Is perturbed about Inflation - ciiJTiliiUy at an all-time high. On the other hand, nothing ventured, nothing gained. . . . Beat•.• .• Of the Bend Meigs County Senior Citizens Day on May 15. At tbe present time, the center staff Ia plaMlng to bec<me enterlalners. Why not? They can do anything etae. I hope the BANQ!JET plans materlaUze - I mean, I want to see Eleanor Thomas do OfFK!£ Vaughan's Cardinal Market wiD be donating a percentage that tap dance and some of the other staff members In tutus. ollts sales May 5 to the Meigs CoWJtr Cancer Society. There _I,ARGE O.l t wiD be a letter to the editor appearing for publication 1100n · At the founders day observance of Beta. Phi 1 c:AU. THE which you wiD want to read. The Vaughans IOIIt a talehted son, 3orority, Mr.i. Evelyn Knight, a long time sponsor of one ol the BiD, to leukemia. · chapters, commented to me that she had "fixed" her face f.r UPPER DECK, the occasion. 675-5807. Scctt Lucu, admlnlatrator of Veterans Memorial Good Heavens - and I didn't even know It was broken. You H~tal, reporta the plan for 24-hour doctor service at the trytokeepsmlllng JlQW. ASI(RJR . local hospital -It just started Aprill -ill going well. Doctors come Into the community to work .night hours thereby rellevlng overburdened local doctors frmn working day and night. The 24-hour plan J.t on a four-month trial basis, but wiD become pennanent If the need Is really shown and apparently It Is being shown. ~~G ive Mom more time to brag about "-'··""'''ryou. her the ITD BIG HUG~ What happens to Meigs County young peQple? We just .--::::--.... ~B>~OU'QUET. Earl~! She'll love · d<Jn't hear enough about them following high !lchoolgraduatlon as to where they are and what they're doing. these fresh , happy flower~ SuzY Samuela, a tast year's grad ol Meigs High School, Is in an exclusive ITD Hand· attending Oblo Unlveralty and spent the Eaater hollday here Painted Ceramic Milk Can with her mother, Mary Allee Samuels arid other relatives and Vase. Call or visit lis today. friends. . . , We can send Mother's Day Suey brllught with her several friend~! at Ohio U. Including Malelt Abou Manaur from Lebanon -and I don't mean Ohioflowers, plants almost Patricia Bundrlcll,, Stakbrldge, Ga., Anne Clameilo of Youngsan)rwhere ~the FTD way. town, and Maribeth Flaher olKetlerln1. We really get around ... The Meigs High School Class ollilell wtll be obaervi~ Its for you! loth year reunion JIUle 2. The Invitation ClJIIllllltiee ill having Its problems trying to locate 1101J1e ol the clu! members. Would anyme knowing the ~ ol Lanny Ashbum, Roger Blumenauer, Lee Roy CacDe, ~ Vance, Brenda Jolllllon, Ginger Lewis Hayes, Sharon McOme Wama, Phyills Markin, ~ Worrlll, Bonnie Glhnore Payne, June Murphy, Myrta Wllaon, Gary McKnight and steve Haggy please cmtllct John ltri "*'*'"at 992-2781. · By Bob Hoeflich / SEND ONE•••TAKE ONE HOME ·OURFTD BIG HUG® BOUQUET W.Va., 2110113. . Portland area's LouiJ DeLuz has wrapped up his one-man antHnflatim protelt. He clrcutatad petiti01111 protesting InDation and IIWe being dme to curb It and cDd endup with ~ ol346 reeidents. Caple~ of the petitions were Hill to ~ Metunbawn and Miller, Rep. Ron J11ne1 and l'rellclo!m Carter. MOIHER'S mY IS SlJNnw, MAY13. SEND HER FLOWERS--EARLY! . I don't mean to appear to be a discoiQ'aglng factor, but I •HOT DOG LUNCH TIME G(JODIE. • · Meigs County's <Regular· Size> Oldest Full Seroice Floritlt. •FRENCH FRIES · We Accept : Visa, Master Charge, American ·Express, Diners Club, Buckeye Gold Card. · · D~INK Of Your Choice •SM. ...k ·_ . J'l'a I , ,AIN . . •:flf1"1tor, ..>\:E!ITY' 01' . .-. . . . ·.·. OH&O•. • "''f 1"ltltt JIAIU(INit' ·· ol .. .2..29a . . GALUPOJJSthe monthPllotography ol April and "19 contlnulnc through May Exhibit 3, 111'19 for - "Amateur ... :r-•----------------:-----~'1::~~~ mm Selections entries by amateur photographers from Soulheulern Ohio and adjacent counties In West VIrginia. Cochatred by Susan Clarke and GabrleDe Sattler. Exhlb,lt for the month fll May starting on May 5, ·tm "The Printmakera' Work," featuring works by nine Ohioprlntmaken the li.'IGI through 19'1011. Cln:ulated by the Ohio Foundali011 on the Arlll, lnc., under the auspices fll the new Organization for the VIsUal Arta, Cleveland, Ohio. . Gallery. HOUI'II - Saturdays and Suildays, 1 p.m. until 5 p.m.; TulldaYB and Thul'ldays, 10 a.m. untl13 p.m. · Ma:r 14-17, 9:111 a.lil..,:30 p.m. - Five dAy Watercolor Workshop with Marian Murphy. Contact Janet Byers at -1481903 to regiltel', PG for members, $4(1 for non.filembeni. River- . .~ 5 -· :· \ 7t~ frLOIU·~~ .,,. tO GO OR lA T HERE No Subt. Fer Easy Pickup Call 446-2682 No Coupons . No Limit Your Order WiU Be Waiting · ... Whether you are a senior dtlien or not, yoil might like to, see the program lo be preaented during the obeervahce ol . Remember John Reece, a Pomeroy and Middleport resident fer sevel'al years when he was public afflilrB coordinator at Gavin Power Plant? John has lfGilan IntO 111111e serious health problems and Is l!cheduled to lftlergo a trlpk! heart by-paas at the Plltsburgh AIJeshen1 HGipltalln Pllllburgh, Pll., In May. I believe the Reece f8JDIJy Ia MW l'l!lidlng at 11 Hamilton Ave., ~ling, SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 24 THRU MAY 5 . Jim Thorpe, the . gr,i'[ lndlaD ath)ete, played fUI'~ New York Olanta In their lli:it: football f arne at lbe ~' Grolllld$ In 1925. . ._ """·I· - ·"' mm Ill& JIULOI by. . May 22, 7:30 p.m. - F.A.C. Interdepartmental Meeting, Rlverby. 9p.m.-F.A.C. ~Meeting. July 4- Annual Art Elllllblt In the City Park for the River ~tionFati~. ' September a- Annual Charity Dance. October a-Oidoberfeat. -- . -- LIMITED TI.M E DNLYI MOFf SUNDAY THRU SATURDAY 1 APRIL 29 THRU MAY 5 TIMEl lQIOFf WAlDIE$ JEWELERS . e Do you hve • g. OUESTIONSa luling •bout yourself? • Do you hive reaii"'''Hningful gHIS in life? • Do you have the understanding and strength to filce lh• llacksels ond diSIPIIOintmenls of llle? H- about II? Do you? . Attend the Spring Lectureship Series Prennting IOD& "~~· !!;P( PAILOI 1&!111 RT. 35 WEST ~ACROSS FROM .tmPITAI.= . . . ......... LOOK WHAT '500 WILL .BUY!! 6 PAIRS OF lADIES' FOOTERS NOW OPENING AT 10 ~· SUNDAY 1:00 TIL 6:00 · "I" Newness of Life" MAY 6 THRU MAY 12 ... NIGHtlY, 7:30 PJ( SUNDAY, 10:30 A.M. & 7:30 P.M. SPEAKER-CHARLES PUGH -Pri!SIIu~ ...;. V& Specilll lllfHIII' N~ _MIJ 10 CHURCH OF CHRIST · PANTIES REG. PRICE ,$115 PAIK 100% Nylon Panties in Three !)lyles, Brief$, Bikini . and Hipster. · All styles .cotton lined. . IN SOLID COLORS AND SO,ME PRINTS. lti!I!DSVILLI!, OHIO ltullcilnelocotedln lhedsvllle on lloule124. SIZES 5 TO • . . • . ' . . ' ' . ' .- . ·~ .. , �A-7-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apr. 29, !979_ <dl~fdhl~ ETHEL CANTRElL WILLA KITTS GALUPOLIS- Ethel BarIronton-WUla Kitts, 81, 401 bara Cantrell, 85, a resident N. State Street, Irontm died of 325 Fourth Ave. died at Friday at Holzer Medical 2:30 p.m. Friday in Holzer center following anUJness.of Medical Cehltlr, following a two months. brief lllne8s. · Mrs. Kitts was born Aug. She was born Jan. 22, 1894, 20• 1897 8 t Kitts Hill• Ohlo, In Red Ash, W.Va., daughter daughter of the late George ol the late Matthew and Nan- and ·Isabelle Hall Corn. She . cy Long. married Nobel Kitt in 1918 Mra.Cantrell n1arrled and he dioo in !966. S>e was fUram H. Cantrell on Dec. 15, also preceded in death by one l9011, In Charleston, W. Va. son. . He preceded her In death on S>e was a Ufel~ng resident Dec. I~, 11157. · of Lorence Qumty and was a. ShJo hild made her home member of Calvary Baptist !"~ Owen and June Cantrell au~rch, Irontoo:. }w,~ put :110 years. S>e is survived by two sons , Surviving children are and ooe · daughter, Gordon Owen, Gallipolla; Blll, Baton and Glendon Kilt, ir-onton, Rouge, La.; Mrs. Virgil and Mrs. Harold (j!;dna) (Clara) Cromllsh, Orlando, Triplett, Pomeroy, 14 Fla., and Mrs. Lowell (Ar· grandchildren, 13 great dllla) Northup, GaUlpoliB. 1 grandchildren, one sister, tbree SOM died in Infancy .Mrs . Wilma Harwood, and one daughter, Mrs. Ironton. Matle Kemp and one son, Funeral services will be Joeepli, preceded ber in held Monday at 1 pm. at the death. . Phillips Funeral Home, Twenty-three grand, forty Ironton with the Rev. Daryl ' great-grand and one great • Do ctorman officiating . , .great • grandchild survive. Burial will be in Woodland One grandson, Tomniy Can· Cemetery, Ironton .. Friends trell, preceded her In death In may call at the Funeral 11187. . Home after 6 p.m. thi• Two sisters Survive, Mrs. evening. Edw~rd (Alice) Harris, Beckley, W. Va. and Mrs, WADERUPE Minor (Mir!nie) Cobb, Nitro, GALLIPOLIS - Wade . W. Va. FIVe brothers and two aillte!'ll praceded her In death. Rupe, 56, a resident of The CantreliB moved to Crooksville, died Friday morning at Bethesda . Gallla County In 1003. Fune\'81 services will be Hospital, ZanesvUie; where beld I p.m. Monday at the he had beeila patient the past · Waugb-Halley-Wood Funeral sixweeks. Mr. Rupe Was born in !lome With Rev. Denny Kyger, gept. 8, 1922, son of ,Coburn offiCiating. . Burial will be In Mound HOI Mary· Bradbury Rupe Sisson, · Cemei.,Y. Friends amy call Kyger, and the late Earl at the funerill home from 2-! Rupe.. . He was an employee of . and 7-8 p.m. on Sunday. Relchold Chemical Facto.ry, . HAYWARD W. NuTrER . Bremen, Ohio. · Mr. Rupe wu a World War COOLVILlE - Hayward W. Nutter, 64, Rt. I, Reeds- n veteran and a member of ville, died Saturday mornlng the Disabled American In St. Jooeph Hospital of a Veterans. Survivors besides his ~elf.mtllctedbuUet wound to · mother ,are . his wile, the head. He ·wu born at Cedarville, Rosamae Ewing Rupe, W. Va., Sept. 12, 1915, aon of Crooksville; five daughtera : the late GObert and Roeie Mrs. Robert ·(Margie) Wiseman, Roseville; Mrs. Dannlaon Nutter. Mr.Nutter .Was a member Fred (Barbara) Fergu11011, ol the Middleport Pentecostal Crookaville; Mrs. Ronald Church, a U. S. Marine (Paula) Nelson, Mrs. NeU veteran of World War II and (Becky) King and Mrs. hlld been 1 resident of the Karen Wlgglna, aU of New Tuppers PlaJna area for the Lexington; three sons: Gary, 'Roseville; Earl, Zanesville, put:Hyeara. Survivors Include hls wife, and Randy, at home. Twenty grandchildren surEwdce Nichols Nutter, a son, • Owen, of Parkeraburg; two vlv~ . Dale SISson, hls step. daughtera, Lell CremeaM of Reedaville and Carolyn Jolm· father , Kyger, also survives. Two sisters survive : Mrs. ·son ol Galllpolls; a brother, Opal Nutter of Barberflln and Jean Schuler, Portland, a slater, Eula Kenny of Can· Ohio; and Mrs. ·Gertrude Sabins, MarysvUle. · too. There ' are also 10 grand- Funeral services wUI be children and one great -.gran- held I p.m. Monday at tbe Goebel Funeral Home In ddaughter. He wu preceded In death Crooksville. Burial will be In by a son, Richard, two Mt. Hored Cemetery, near brothers, Parker and Claren· Crooksville. ce and four grandchildren. Funeral services wUJ be held at noon Tueaday from the White Funeral Home at Coolville With Rev. Wllllam NetUes officiating. Burial will be In Tuppers Plains Cu1ollan Cemetery. Friend& may call at the funeral horne afternoon noon Monday. OPALSWmER COLUMBUS - Opal Woodyard Switzer, 77, a Allldeill ol ColumbUB, died FriUy In Grant Hospital. She attended school In GaJllpoliB and the Unlve!'lllty of Las Crucea, New Mellico and• taught school in Hatch, New MA!Irlco and was a sales WCll1laD for the. Oilldren's . Book of Knowledge. Surolvora. Include three brolben, Howard V. and C. C. Woodyard, both of San An· tonlo, Texas, Major R. Woodyard of NokmniB, Fla. Gravalde services will be held at 2:30p.m. Monday at Greenlalfll Cemetery In CdiDDbuJ. Vllllatlon will be beld at -the Schoedlnger State Street Cbapel, 229 East State St., . CoJn"ibuJ from 7 to a today. SPECIAL SAVE •so;!itit Model CTF18GY OPTIONAL ICEMAKER TOP G'RIDDLE INCLUDED WITH THIS DELUXE 30" HOTPC)INT 01/EN-AANGEI AVE '50 ~~ - VENT HOOD BIG DII'I'ER S&l''v lr•a ~lorroo CookeCI n.;lv Specials FOOd Bread on Sunday, featuring S.usage •·Gravy & Biscuits for breakfast. CHICKEN ' Dine In or Carry Out Service i Daily6:30A.M.tii9:30P.M. · SundaY 8:30A.M . til9:00 P.M. 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" " " " " ' . . . . . . . . . Ga~ -.co................. ........... "'""'............ ~~~.---~ SMOKE ALARM GARBAGE CAN Heclc's Reg. •i'29.99 $444 HECK' S REG. $5.99 · HAilDWAilE DEI'f. CYPRESS GAt~'oEtN . , CHALLE Y.'l!ER SK The c heckmate leature_s contraslin,_ ple·layt•p !".... rjwood pa!lerns and malch·;;~Q_ cos metics. !l's the best combo pair lor wtlh variPd ~ kill and sfze . 3 TIER CORNER SHELF COLEMAN 80 QT. COOLER Floral !rim shelf unit · mounts easily in a con venient corntir of !he bath. Available in black . l v•"l'n"' ·'i ~ ''"'u'' •.n o ~aJ '' ~ n~<l •I i1•>11h abo~ t -1!11 thr~ loud vo ~ '"'" ;)to H::t-lll tJ Hml h<J id S io p ~ IHI ~!lfll liOC k ', If~~ I ,() IR!•r, •r.tll u ll Wolll •l h n lllo• $499 HICK'S Rill. 17.011 ' . ' .. :.\: . ..;• , WITH LID • - ~ • • • 20 GALLON GALVANIZED HICK'S FIIG. 110.011 1 prices are going higher. . . and even higher??? and higher. and higher. < Battery opera·ted, sounds alarm for early warning of fire even if household power fails. Systems test and familll fire drill button . Helps reduce risk of needless tragedy ... more th!ln one unit re· duces this risk even further. ' HICK'S RIG. 1117.88 PAIR 1 ;u 1 lJr < Ylltt S ~I LJ•, " I HECK'S REG. $49.99 · GALLIPOUS - "You've got to have it. It's like food- you pri ce increase is still in its infancy -it will go up again and CBJI't do without it. But at this rate, you won 't be able to do again." And he is undoubtedly right. According to a Friday AP WITH It, either! " . story , two service stations in Chicago have already topped a $1 These were tbe words of one harried consumer when this a gallon for full -service, unleaded premium gasoline. reporter asked. him his opinion of rising gasoli~e pri ces. He Further in the story, it was'noled that the Chicago.Motor smnmed up tbe dilemma of nearly every driver today by adClub, which makes weekly surveys of gasoline prices, said the ding, "What are you going to do? ??.You _ve got to eat; you've toward the $1 price is relenUiess, tiut could find no progression gotto drive." . . station with that price posted. One station, however, came as Yes, the price of gasoline is going up -and rapidly . close as it daredat 99.9 cents. 1\ccordlng to Dean Rainey, manager, Tom's Shell Service Well, gasoline prices here in Gallipolis may not be up to $1 560 Second ~venue, Gallipolis, "Sure , people are distressed; yetor even 99 .9 cents -but, accordi ng to local stations, the who wouldn I be? But they seem to know there's nothing they pri ce will probably get there by mid-to-late summer. As one CBJI do, so they're just accepting II. I've not seen any really adarea station manager , who declined to be identified, noted, verse reacthms. People are just kind of numb." "It's hard to tell. The way the gas business is these days, you ... Kind of numb. Well , it's i10 wonder since the price of can 't tell from one day to the next what the price is going to be. regular gasoline in Gallipolis - according to a random phone And these companies-, why, they're likely to call you at 8 p.m. survey -ranges from 72.9 to 77.9 per gallon, and unleaded is and tell you to raise prkes at midnight. It's all very going for even more. Self-service stations have come onto the . scene to try and b!!at it, but, with the average price of self· unreliable." And what eff ect is the uncertainty of the price 'of gasoline service only a penny less than full-service. efforts, in this having on Gallipolis reside~ts· car buying habits? reporter's opinion, are largely futile. In a random sampling of car dealers in the area~ this Other service station managers in lhe area are in reporter came up with a variety of thoughts on that matter. · agreement with Rainey. One exclusive small car dealer said he couldn't keep Kenny Bostic, manager, Rich Oil, Jackson Pike, says of enough small cars in stock to serve the demand locaily - in· the situation, "None of !TlY customers have had any particular deed, he noted he had only two small engine cars left and had reacti~n : They expect it by now. They just watch the prices at least l5 "'' order, many of them already sold.- while another closer to see whatthey're doing." ·claimed he noticed no difference in the sale,s of S!T]all cars verDefinitely the most verbose person with whom I spoke was sus larger ones. · · · . Bob Saunders, of Bob Saunders' Quaker State Service Center, "We' re selling as many large cars now as we ever did 1 11 he Second and Pine, who observed, "People are in shock! This stated. "Large cats are in as much demand as smaller hike in gas prices is definitely creating a change in lifestyle, ve hicles . ~' but people have no choice but to adjust accordingly. And this .Still another concluded that mid-size cars were the best 1 sellers. He complained that customers were unloading their larger cars to buy smaller ones, and the larger ones were harder to sell. ' More powerful engines do use more gas, and, if President Carter's proposed gas rationing pian should go into effect, those persons driving them could be hastening to trade them 1 ' in. The plan, which would go into effect only if the President declared an "energy emergency, " was recently rescued from almost certain death in Congress - according to a .Thursday AP wire story :- by Carter's promise of special help to states where .·motorists drive greater distances. Coupons would be issued dn the basis of how many cars are owned by each motorist. Nonetheless, the size of the .car would not be taken into consideration. Service station personnel report that, even with the ' soaring cost of gasoline, no one seems to be driving any less (except Bob Saunders, who declared, "Our customers are using less gallonage but spending more money due to the in· crease in price. Tbey 're more cautious now.) According to a Saturday morning AP report, many Ohio stations may be closed Sunday or operating on short hours Saturday, to make the supply of gas last until May I. . Some stations in the Dayton area are even using May allocations in order to stay open. . James Cresente, executive director of .the Northern Ohio Petroleum Retailers Assn., who estimates that 30 to 35 percent of his more tli«n 1,000 member stations will be,' closed Sunday, says the dealers are getting nothing from the higher prices. "The last time we dealers got a raise was in February of 1974 when the government said we could get three cents a gallon. Then three months later we had to cut it out because of the competition. So my point is ail of this recent increase ~oes to the companies .. ." Cresente said GuH, Marat.lion and Clark Oil companies are the 0nty !inns still allowing dealers 100 percent of the gasoline volume they sold in a comparable month in 1978. Shell and Texaco, according to Crescente, have both cut dealers to 85 percent; Amoco, Sunoco and Union 76 to 90 percent; and Sohio, Arco, Mobil and Exxon to 95 percent of allotments for comparable allotments of a year ago. In other places, fuel companies and dealers indicate they are meeting the shortage by cuttingstation hours. No one whom this reporter interviewed seemed to think the Sunday closing of stati<ins would really change.anything, although several said t~ey were already doing so. "!'.eople will just fill up on Saturdays or Mondays," one station man•ger said. And, with the rising prices, where are the profits going? Standard Oil of California, the fourth largest oil company In the nation, said its first quarter profits rose nearly 43 per· cent, while Getty Oil reported an increase of nearly 42 percent. Texaco's first quarter profits rose 81 percent, EJ11<on's '.fl percent and Gulf's 61 percent. Perhapa, therein lies a clue. But where does this leave us , with about 31 percent of ail uie petroleum consumed by passenger cars in the United States, and almost half of the total being imported' .With the disruptions Of suppli(!S from Iran causing shortages and climbing .prices on world markets in the first three mo~ths of this year~ · AI; one disgruntled consumer• lamented, '"People com plain, but they keep right on buying It (gasoline) and paying for it. I guess that's self..,xplanatory." I guess it is. --... ' '• ·~··· -. . ..... .-. .-....· ......· .•. -.. .- .. -... .,...... .... . ~~· -·....'· . ... ......,., -''• ~ ·-· ... ., .. .. -.. ' - IIOUSIWAII IIIPf. . l .. ~• '· ...•'.' SI'OilTS DEPT. .: .; PKG.OP 40 .'• - ' WET ONES OIST TOWE·LETTES Former Gallipolis girl 'hits the skies ' in Dayton . .. . ..' . • • :.::· . '. ' . ~., FOR BABY 50 ROU!f!?S · ~"x50' VINYL GARDEN HOSE HICK'SRIG. $3.77 -IIOISIWAIII,T. . ·$199 IIAIDWAIIIII'T• . HICK'SAEG. $11.1111 JIWILIIY '"'· • THOUSANDS OF LIGHTS • VISUAL FUEL SUPPLY • ADJUSTABLE FLAME e 2 .5 OZ. STICK e3 OZ . SPRAY CIIOICI CDSJIITIC ll,r. JACKET '"'· BUTANE LIGHTER RI-GHT"GUARD HICK'SRIG. $1.11 iACH .:t.L.o;.;l,¥ Cooks hamburgers. h ot dogs, muffins. ~orw~r · l ible grid is round lor ~wo hamburgers - square l or two sandwiches. BIC DISPOSABLE GILLETTE ~~~A.CH TW,IN BURGER MAKER REMIM~TON GILLI!tTI! ATRA BLADES HICK'SRIG. $1.311 PI". OF 5 99c , .2FOI , as~ HICK'S RIG. 70• . JIWEtiY lll'r. HICK'S RIG. ' 11.58 AUTOIAOTIVI DII'T.- :..•,i DAYTON, Ohio_ When planning a weekend outing at the family cottage on Kentucky's Cwnberland Lake, Phyllis Cam· pbell never concerns herself with the Interstate 71·75 traffic bottleneck in Cincinnati. The only traffic sbe needs to concern herself with is between the Campbell home at 2100 E. Stroop Rd., Kettering, and the private airport in New CarliBie where their sleek Beach Bonanza is"hangared. 1 ~-·t f~ •k The "Flying Campbells, a irery c ose-.-ul mily • Ia e frequent tripe to the lake for pleasant summer eekends of scuba and skin diving, water skiing , and "just laxing" in theirsummercottage. · · Phyllis, a computer spe~i~llst has been selected the DESC Personality of the Month for April. She is a native of Grayson, Ky., the daughter ofMr: and Mrs. L . v.Crawford, and grew up · in Gallipolis. . · She was graduated· from Gallipolis' Gallia Academy Hlgh School, in 1953, tben moved to the big City -Columbus_ to take a secretarial position with tbe Ohio Natiooal Bank. In Colum· bus , she met a guy named Tom, and, as has happened to so many young people throughout history, Cupid . let .fly his arrows. His aim was straight and true. . They were married on May Day, 1958, and she moved to Dayton where Tom was employed at W-P AFB; Phyllis applied for government employment and was soon typing correspon· dence and forms for DESC's predecessor, the Dayton AJr For· ce Depot. During their early travels the adventuresome young couple discoverl'(l an old holll!e at Cumberland Lake, near Somerset, Ky. Despite stories about the old building alleged shootings and other vile deeds, they bought it in 1960, the same year.their only child, Kurt, was born, and set ahout renovating it. The Campbells traveled to Somerset 16 straight weekend• to saw, pound and paint on tbe old structure, turning 11 into a very comfortable swruner cottage. The renovation was no easy task, of course, but'they didn 't spend all their time working either. Phyliis,daring even as a child but sheltered by protecllve parents, decided to Jearn water skiing. Tom agreed to teach her and she was skimming gracefully across the water in a very short while. Then Torn discovered the 'awful lruth. He had put the car before the horse in his first major assigrunent as an instructor _his prize st~dent, although proficient at gliding gra cefully ·around Cwnberland Lake on skis, couldn't even swim. That unhealthnituatlonwas hurriedly corrected. The only unpleasant part of their renovation projeCt was the .;. huurs driving time each way. Interstate 75 was still only,; plan al that time and lhe old, winding highways weren't exac· tly' .,.;"" So Tom decided he'd learn to Oy. That, he sunniseU , would cut their commuting time considerably. Not one to put things off, he bitsied himself In his flight studies and soon was a licensed pilot. He then went on for his ratings ... first a commercial license and then his Instructor ra~~~~ who was his first student. That't .right, Phyllis! She now has 600 memorable hours behind the stick but recallS that first solo as her greatest flying thrill . In de:!Crlbing the event, she recalls that she wasn't even. aware that Tom thought she was ready to Oy alone. "We walked out to the plane one evening and were all set fQr take· off when he got out of the plane and said 'see you,' than walked away ." Their Cherokee 140 felt different - much lighter - without Tom's weight, but the smewhat bewildered student quickly ad· justed arid was soon airborn alone for the first time. "The plane lifted off sooner and climbed faster," she recalls, "and that first solo was one of the greatestthrills of my li!e." Tears streamed down her cheeks as she went through all the necessary maneuvers to get her license but she managed to "compose herself" before her first solo landing and a quiet · ''victory celebration:" They joined a private flying club at New Carlisle and leased land at the club's private field for a hangar. They built their own hangar which houses their plane as well as a work bench and small office. The trio flies to Somerset about every weekend during · suinmer month.•. Tom is now instnurieni rated so weather Is usually no problem. . The family also takes other Oying trips on occasion, the most memorable of which wa.• an island • hopping jaunt through the Bahamas. They joined a scuba diving group on thattrip and had one of their most memorable vacations. Obviously the last Campbell to solo wauoung Kurt, but be too will soon be a licensed pilot. He also Ia a Pre-med freslunan at Denison University, Granville. His being away at coUege hasn 't IIJClsened the close family lies enjoyed by the Campbells. All three still look forward to the summer months and the . great times they've enjoyed at Cumberland Lake since Phyllis and Tim were practically newlyweds and Kurt was a babe in anns. :-.nd being able to dodge all the hi_ghway traffic, they arrive home well rested on Sunday evenlngs- ready to m•h to work on Monday mornings and attack their work like hungry tigers . · Mrs. Campbell is the daughter of Mrs. L. V. Crawford {and the late L. V. Crawford), 543 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. ' -..' .. ' .' :: . . -..-.· .. .. \. . .. .-··. ... . . ~· "' • . ....... --- . -. ,• .-.. :· . '"'~' .·.. . .. -. .- -·. • . ... -- .' .• . .....•' -..·,.· -. •. ,' . .. . .. .'· . ' �• • -~ B-2- The Sunday Tomes<;enunel, Sunday, Apr. 29, 1979 r· ---·-~--- - -- Ms Campbe'll elected Presid~nt II B~-The Sunday Times<;enlinel, Sunday, Apr. 29, 1979 -·- - - --..-·- ·- ., ® I I t I I· I .I I II ! II I 1 .I ., We/Come Wagon Song evangelist appearing in Middleport La Leche League plans second meeting May 1 GAJ.LIPOIJS - Mothers who wish to breastfeed their 1928 babies . will find encouragement and infonnation at the second meeting of the La Leche League of Point .Pleasant. I MAYCALENDAROFEVENTS I The topic will be "The Art of Wednesday, May 2 - Ladies Bridge Luncheon 12 noon-3 Breastieeding and Overp.m., K~ren Moffitt's. Bring a salad, R.S .V.P. 245-6359. coming Difficulties." The Saturday, May 12 - Couples bridge, 7:30p.m. at Nora meeting will be ·held In the Troike's. 446-2153. R.S.V.P . home of Betsy Crank, three WOdnesday, May 16 -Get acquainted colC~ at Theresa . and three-tenths miles south Bihl's. IOa.m. 4~-1937. on Route 35, Henderson, West Thursday, Ma~ 17 - Ladies ' evening bridge, 7:30 p.m. Virginia on Tuesday, May 1, Nora Troike's, R.S.V.P. 446-2153. at 7:30p.m. Friday, May 16 - Couples' bowling, 9 p.m. Call ·Mary La Leche League believes Howell. if interested. 446-4479. . breastieeding gives the best Monday, May ··21 - Installation dinner at Shoney's possible start in good Restaurant, Pl. Pleasant, W. Va . If interested In attending mothering and helps to contact Mariano Jamison at 446-2649. Time 7 p.m. develop and deepen the close r relationshiP between a mother and her child. The · League offers mother-tomother _help based on the manw\1, "The W,omaniy Art of Breastfeeding.' 'The meeting discussions include the latest medlcal research, as well as personal experiellce. Other services include a lending library of books on childbirth, child care, and breastfeedlng. The continuing seri.ea of informal meetings Is open to all women interested in breastfeeding. Babies are always welcome. La Leche League of Gallipolis will, meet' Monday, May 14 at the home of Bev _Splete, Gallipolis. --~ ~DDLEPORT Gary . Gr1esser , a song evangelist from Burlington, Ky. , will be 'ddl a t lh e M1 eport First Baptist Church May 4, 5 and 6 in conjlmction with a revival being held at the church from : May 2 through May 6. . Griesser, WhO uses a contemporary style of music, · was chosen to serve as song leader for the Kentucky Baplist State Evangelistic Con. ference . At Middleport, he will work with a revival choir at 7 p.m. ea·ch evening; anyone interested is invited · to take part. The Rev. Mark McClung, pa~to r, will serve as evangelist .and from April 30 through May 5, a prayer meeting will be . held at 12 noon each day in preparation Mother.s may attend tlie meeting most convenient to tqem regardless of geographic locaUon. Anyone desiring further informaUon may call Betsy Crank 875ZI76 or Bev Splete ~10. IF . BANQUET NEWS? · OFFICE PARTIES? LARGE OR SMALL CALllHE. UPPER DECK 675-5807. ASK FOR BLACK. Gary Griesser for th e revival. · · Services will day, May 6, serv1'ces w1·11 be be at 7:30 each evening and ~19: 15 ~-m .; 10 :45 a.m . and 7 the public is invited. On Sun- p.m. With Mr. Griesser to be featured during the 9:15a.m. Sunday school hour. Southern'• h.onor '•~v1.'I SEEN AND HEARD MILLS VILLAGE RACINE - Principal Jen- WOLFE. Gladys ·watts, Mills Village , nings Beegle has announced Eighth Grade - Kathy has returned home after a the fifth six-weeks grading Baker, Zane Beegle, Chris three week visit in California period honor roll for the Bostick, Bri.an Burkhamer, with her two boys, Kenneth Southern Junior High School. Cindy Evans, Angie Glenn , and his wife of Edwards, Ca., Making a grade of B or above B~ce, Johnson, Becky Lee , ariil Harold and wife of Studio in all their subjects to be K1m Maynard, Tammy City, Ca . named to the roll, with those Meadows, Clair Morris, Kim The flowers, reported Mrs. in capital letters receiving all .Morrow, TerrY Patterson, Watts, were beautiful in the A's were: John Porter, David Sahnons, · desert, ..but she also reported SeventhGrade-RandyAr- ~onja Salser, Lori Warden, there was a strong wind at mes, James Bush, Trevor Melanie Weese, Missy Van- limes . Cardone, Kevin Curfman, Meter. LEE; DILL, Tony Deem, Gary Foley, Jane Manuel, U>leoptera, the zoological The Chicago Cubs had a Becky Michael, Debbie ~Classification for beetles, pinch-hit batting average of Michael, Linda Proffitt, includes more than 250,000 .304 in 1978. LAREN WOLFE, TONY species. TROPHY WINNERS--The trophy for the best aU-aroWJd program of Junior American Legion -Auxiliary units in the Eighth District was won by the Pomeroy unit. Pictured here with their trophy awarded at the recent dlstrict conference are front, left to right, Mrs. Veda Davis, advisior , Lori Wood, retiring district president, and Grace Pratt, junior aclivi.lies chainnan for the district; and hack, Anna Wiles, Robin Campbell and Jennifer U>uch, all active members who attended the conference. Mi,ses' omen's Per.ma Press . Polyester-Cotton Dusters f1 ·~~­ J~ - }.1 • MISSES' COOL POLTEsta KNIT TOPS 244' . -Latex Flat Interior Wall Paint 2'7 '3··· . SPECIAL -BUYI' Regu\ar Gallon \ " brick. and c inder block. Easy c lean - up · w_ith soop and water . Lead -free formula . Ch oice of while or dec o rat or colo rs . 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THURSDAY PARENTS Without Partners, 7:30p.m. Business meeting , new member orientation , Mental Health Center . . All single parents invited to attend. . FRIDAY TRIEDSTONE Baptist Church, Church W0111en Uilited observe May Fellowship Day,6:30p.m. • Beau tdul s l~l es w1th st ars !rom 1 to 6 ch ildren -o r grandc hildren . Co me •n and see the ra dian t co lors of all 12 b irth sta rs . 3" " package., CO.•TH. FRI.NDLV STOR•r GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Urethane foam pad . Cotton cover , 16 " xl.ol " xl " cut size. 2t' It' Her cus tom .. matle f.n g or pendant in whtt e o r yeuow goi,CI is the mos t bcau ttl ul , mean tng 1u l gi l t sh e'll e'o'er 1,_ ' SU!Iflt 8 or ~lAR 8, olao 3Smm SLIDES . 20 fXPOSURf5 PRINT C~R PAD 'r:.;J 124· \lfLo~ti THONI SANDALS fiLM , 110, 126, 127or020 UIIDEI.AW 111 }))) REG. O(VElOP£0 AND PtUNl'ID ou.........., CARPET from all of us toM OM Lightwe ight. 1200 watts of power. 2 heol/spe4!!1d Sf'.lllings. UL listed . IJ_.CAII Weor II (I differe n t woy1 Ny lon cup1 . 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Volunteers while the residential cam- Ohio45631. are reminded of the importance of returning their packets and the results of their Crusade efforts to the Ohio Valley Bank, either POMEROY--The spring downtown or to the Jackson ceremonial of the Ladies held at the home of Mrs. EdPike office, according to Oriental Shrine of North na Slusher. Refreslunents Bridget and Rick Cloak, who America to be held May 5 at were served by Miss Beegle are chairing the 1979 Crusade the Stelzer Road Mosque In to those named and Iris Kelton, Beulah Ewing, Emwith Debbie and Bill Beegle. Col urn bus was announced ma Clatworthy, Mary Residents , througliout when the Twin City ShrinetGallia County, including the tes met recently at the River- Hughes, and guests, LOla city of Gallipolis, have been boat Room of the Meigs Mae Suiter and Kathryn contacted by a volunteer Branch, Athens County Sav- Mathews. ffOm their street; block, ing and Loan Co. (/o;;:::il::::l:::[..~ :::=::11"'1111::::.. neighborhood or iownshlp. If Mrs. Cora Beegle presided all calls have not as yet been at the meeting with members made, volunteers are urged giving the Lord's Prayer. to complete their area can- Mrs. Jean Moore and Mrs. vass during this weekend, so Vera Van Mete were reported that all packets and Crusade ill. Mrs. Cora Beegle, Miss fWlds may be turned in by · Shirley Beegle, Mrs. GerMay I, 1979. trude Mitchell , and As the Cloaks pointed out, LoraByers will attend the SUNDAY "When you give to the Gallia spring ceremonial. NEW HOPE Baptist Church, U>unty Unit of the American family night, 7 p.m. EveryThe May 24 meeting will he Cancer Society, you acone welcome . complish three purposes with GARRISON Quartet, from your contribution: research, Buffalo, W. Va., will be education, and service to the singing at Harrisburg Chur. SALESET CHESTER - There wiD be ch, with Rev. T. J. Burcher an odds and ends sale at the as pastor, 7 p:m. Chester Methodist · Church LADIES Golf Assn . memMay 4 and 5 sponsored by bers. business meeting, 9:30 a. m. with golf play of nine Chester UMW. and t8 holes, followed by Rt . 1, Midat eport, 0 . 992 -6113 D<\NCE PARTY lunch on the patio. POMEROY - Adance par- . SUNDAY ty wiD be held at Royal Oak GALLIPUPPETS, 6 p.m., As lo w as Park May 5 from 9 p.m. to 1 Gallipolls Christian Church a.m. sponsored by the Royal Music, 8 p.m. $15(1 Sq. '(d. Oak Ballroom Dance Club. PAINT Creek Regular HapMusic 'will be provided by list Church will present a proNew Colors "Windfall" of Columbus. gram, 2:30 p.m., at Cottage ArrivioP WP.Pkly 6040atGSI. 94 MilliS' fASHION IIUYI 1'7 Si\VE30% or sa ndatl~ 'Style GOWNS Bouquet of beautifu l and eYerlosling roses in your choice of white , pink , red or yellow. . Queen Size Knee Hi's top. 'AelntorcM 'tae WALTZ · chor~e chute : Now 's the ideal tim e to sew up new fashion s for yourself and your family and seve during our sojel Big selection of co lors in many fashion stitches. speed lilm . Super last recycli ng on the convenient bui lt-in flash . IIO-IRIII engine . Rec oi l s larl4!~. Under -deck was" · ' ou! -port, Side dis · · REGULAR '1.37YD. . ... REG. Rugged Briggs & Strotron 78~0- It's a great way to say "Congratu lations!'" Ex isting light ca pability w ith ,. .... .......... ... 10' 2'' xB'5" o f ground space ~ __ SAVE'II InclUdes 2 Dura-Koo!G' iwings, Colordadl"' slidi ng board, lawn ~hore 340 SECOND AVE. INCLUDED 38-« . , . . . .UI KODAK EKTRAMAX Came~a Outfit with buill-in electronic flash Lady Arrow · ------ SOLD UNASSEMIUD waist, shoulders, plus l 0 1110J no p tov cr. For all flo l poinll. Blouses By: REG.SI2 Solid color pastS.s trimmed with fa~• and mul!lcolor embrJ?lelery. Summery prints with· Shirring and pleating trimS. Big selection In sizes 10-18 and ular stee l bar , legs . Req uires 73c··- J.Jst What Every Mom Wants ••• REG.IIIO boot neck lines, sleeveless to ps-with e losl!c ...... 424-Second Ave . Gallipolis, 0. o Spring ceremonial held V-neck c:o llor styles , 911 IOI.lEI COVEl FOI - 744 ·844 · glider, Sky-Skoo ter«' . 2" tub. -FACES Eighth District junior aclivites chainnan ; Marjorie Goett, Department of Ohio junior activity chairman; Mrs. Mary Martin, Pomeroy unit, Eight and Forty national chairman for children and youth ; Co rene Mohler, past Eighth District junior activities chairman. Others going from Meigs County were Mrs. Eunie Brinker, . Mrs. Betty Van Meter, Sherry Johnson of ·Racine Unit 602; Adam Martin, Ellen Couch, JeMifer U>uch, Betty Wiles, Anna Wiles, Audrey Wood, Pearl Knapp, and Veda Davis, Pomeroy Unit39. Several awards were given includlng the trophy for the best all-around program 'In the Eighth District .which went to Mrs. Harry Davis and the juniors of Unit . 39, Pomeroy. The Pomeroy juniors also won the junior Ann Judson class met activitytrophy,whileth~host . urut won the Veda DaviS attendance trophy. . The Ann Judson Bible First place awards won by · Class of the First Baptist the Pomeory ll!lil were . Church met in the fellowship history by Charlotte Lehew, room Tuesday, April 24. foreign relations scrapbook The group sang, "In the by Robin Lehew and Anna Garden ." The president, Wiles in differe nt age Mrs. Vivian Tope, followed categorie~; conferepce cover wit11 prayer. Devotions were given by Mrs . Belle Ecker, reading from Luke, fourth chapter. A reading, "One Day at a Time" was given by MrS_ Winhie Waugh. The meeting closed with eat:h person quoting his favorite Bible verse. Re.fore refreshments, grace was Sll id by Mrs. Stella Saunders. 'I he following was the progra m committee : Vivian Top e, Winnie Waugh, Belle F: rkrr, Dorothy Ste_ger. PRINTS in pret!y summer co lors . ,i ': able . no n -fad i ng f i ni sh. Use on in ter ior surfaces o f wallboard , plaster , con crete , Honor Your PASTELS Polyester pufl-on tops Goes on easily. Dries qu ickl y to a wash - I POMEROY- Robin Campbell of Pomeroy, a member of· the Junior American Legi'on Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39 was elected president ol the Eighth District at the annual junior conference held on April21 at Junction City. Robin who resides with her auni, Mrs. Marjorie Goett, Pomeroy. was installed to the office by Mrs. Arnold Richards of Middleport, the Eighth District American Legion Auxiliary president. Junction City Unit 376 hosted the conference which was presided over by Miss Lori Wood , who also served as the conference pianist. Distinguished guests presented included Mrs. Richards, Eighth District president; Charles Deahl· Post 376 comiT)ander ; Mrs: Grace Pratt, Middleport, .;• Return of Crusade packets important by Robin Campbell, coloring books on safety and Americanism by Mica Jones and Robin Lehew. Sherry Johl\son of Racine Unit 602 won first place in her age category on both books m the coloring contest. The program included a silent tribute to the honored dead following the ritualiStic opening along ' with the preamble to the Constitution of the American Legion Auxiliary. Following the welcome by Nancy Welker of the host unit, Anna Wiles gave the response . The 1980 conference will be held at Pomeroy. Lori Wood was honored at a reception following the conference. ,, :!\/""<' 00 AS I SAY ... Bridget Cloak, R.N ., is "doing" as she ,;says to do" by writing her Cl_'usade Check to the local Gallia U>unty Unit of the ACS, and giving it to her husband Rick. The Cloaks are chamng the1979 Crusade, assisted by Debbie and Bill Beegle. Mrs. Cloak and Mrs. Beegle are registered nurses and in addition, the immediate past and present MISS HOPE, respectively, for the Gallia U>unty Unit of the American Cancer Society. . \ II'· ... .,.,...... 104 aOOO<O ·~ • ....,.. HAROLD WILL, SR. POMEORY--Harold C. WIU, Sr. Is home from the Holzer Medical Center where he spent several days undergoing tests. He will return In early May for poa~~l­ ble surgery. Am~ his · visitors has been his brother, !"loyd Will of Akron . In 1962, Erich Leinsdorf succeeded Charles Munch as music director of the Boston ;~rj_:::~-:OIC::•~N~Cif="~me~lt!=T=Y~J .'Symphony. �I. ,~ .- .- . . B_.-TheSunday Times-Sentmrl, Sunday. Apr. 29, t979 B-5- The S110day Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apr . 29, 1979 Mrs. Virginia King surprised by birthday dinner ,. r-·- ----, I Social I Calendar POMERO¥-Mrs. Virginia King , Route. I, Pomeroy was surprised Easter Sunday with a birthday dinner at the Middleport American Legion hall. · Her children presented her with a wristwatch and the SUNDAY gra ndchildren gave. her Cheshire, M~ . and Mrs. William King and son, Billy, flowers and gifts. Following the dinner the Greenville, Ky.; Mr. and group enjoyed home movies Mrs. Dennis Shilling and Kimb e rly, ,shown by Mrs. Henry Clat· daughter , worthy. Present for the F1orence, Ky.; Mrs. Shella celebration were Mrs. King's Deems, Parkersburg, W. twin brother , Virgil Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wamsley. and his wife of Clatworthy, Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs. Geroge Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson, Mrs. Kathy Reynold and children, Enc, Jason, R. J. and Amy; Mr. and Mrs. Roy J 0tmson and son, Roy, Jr. , Mr. and Mrs . David Fetty and chi ldren, Davida, David and Vickie, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas . . Shawn, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hill and son, F. J ., Letart Falls. Thomas King and family, Atlantic Beach, Fla. and Sammy Clatworthy and family , Merrit Island' Fla. telephoned congratulations. children, Michele and Michael, Merril Island, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hobgood and son, Michael, Greenville, Ky .; Mr. and Mrs. Jim King and children, Minersville; · Miss Debbie King, Mr. and Mrs. Danny . . RACINE-The Booster Sunday School class bf the Racine First Baptist Church met recenlly at the home of Mrs. Ora Hill with 12 members pr~ent. A reading , "Take Your Burdell.!! to the Lord" by Helen Simpson, president, Mrs. Sammy Clatworthy and King and children, Misti and Wilson and son, Thomas, Jr., Mr. and Mt!! . Jack King and children, Gregory, Richard, Timmy, Carla .and Darla, Mr. and Mrs. Gary King and sons, Gary, Jr. , and Anthony, Roger King, and Mrs. Brian JustJs. Sendin~ gifts_were Mr. and . HYMN SING Sunday 2 Racine First Baptist Church Booster Class met Garnet Ervine had the program with reading s bY each of the members. The group sang "He Hideth My Soul" and had scripture from Romans 8, The readings were "Because He Uves" by Mrs. Powell; "WhatMoreCanYou Ask" by Gretta Simpson; and scripture from First Peter, 5 , 6 and.7; opened·the meeting . Members sang "Just When I Need Him Most" and the~ was prayer and a reading "Prayers Can •t Be AJ)swered Unless They are Prayed" by Wanda Powell. "God Is Never Beyond Our Rea ch" by Mabel Br ace ; "Jesus is Leading the Way" by Mildred Hart ; "Is the Cross You Wear Too Heavy to Bear" by Hilda Hart; Love Thy Neighl:ior " by Helen Simpson; "The Gospel According to You" by Mrs. Hill 11 who also read "What' is a sing "Blest Be the Tie That Grandma and a Grandpa " ; Binds." Members repeated · "A Town Called 'Don't You the Lord's Prayer. Next Worry '" by Dorotpy Badgley ; "Blow Me Down, GOLF ASS!';. Lord" by Marie Roy ; "My TO MEET Grandma" by Marjori POMEROY - The ladies Grimm. association of the Pomeroy The ~roup joined hands to Golf Course will meet p.m . at Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave . Everyone welcome. ' .MONDAY REV!V AL AT Danville Wesleyan· Church Monday through May 6, 7:30 p.m. nightly. The Rev . Roy A nk rim, Barberton , evangelist. Featured singers · will be Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weaver of Pt. Pleasant. MEIGS COUNTY Jaycees membership night 6:30 p.m. Monday at the coonhunters building on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. The meeting is open to all young men be- · tween 18 and 3:1 inclusive. Refreshments will be served. RETAILS EFFEaiYE THRU SAT;, MAY 5, 1979. •• "'"",....,..,- - · "" •-• • ~••· -,.., .....,,_ DIP• THOROFARE BEEF - U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE . U.S.D.A. INSP. ~1, ~ , · Boneless Whole Chie•en Parts SirloinTi . $ "'' to 12-lb. · Avg. LIMit Ill. 69' Noodles Romanoff •.•...•• ·~~: 69' Scalloped Potatoes • ~ ....•. ·:.~: 69' Potatoes Au Gratin. . • • . . • "~:.· 78c Escalloped Apples ..•. .·..•. • ;.~· 7'8' . Brocco I•1 Au Grat'•n . • . . . . • •..... 89c Cauliflower Au Gratin .••.•. ·:~: 89c Gree" Pepper Steak . • . . • • "~:' SJ!! Be efB urgan d'f Crape . . . . • • .,.,SJSI ;,, .k C Ch1cen repe .•.... Ham & Asparagus Crepe . . • • ·~;· SJ 38 ,.,· SJ61 Mushroom Crape • • • • . . . . ,_ .... . ~ Cheese P••zza. .. . . . . . . ·. . . Pepperon•• Pin:a • • • • • . , . , ...... $J39 "'•· · ";.,. ,.,·SJII - $228 DeIuxe P;111a • • • • • • • • • • .. .11~.... •. · Sausage & Mushroom Piua • "~:· 5 08 2 Garlic Bread • • • • • . • • • • • • ·:.:: 88c French Crumbtake ••• , •••• ',t: 98' ,.., SJ18 Ch ocolate Cup Cakes • • • . • ...: lead YeRow Cup Calces •••••• '.t: 51!! . SJ21 Cream Filed Cup Cakes •••• "~.~· ~ .. . .. . .. ,.....SJll "~· 59 ..... JJeef . rur··~ Pat«~Mi* ' Breasts i""-~49 3-las. or More SliCID ••• ~;l#o'IIIG JUMBO BEEF DOGS •~ •ONE~ • AIMOUI ,; SIAI l·lb Pkg: SLICED BACON. • • • • • • .• . • • • • . • • • • . AIMOUI , SIAI POT PIES $1'' $149 - I·IU1tg. 5 . 12-oz; . • • • • • • ..... 1.49 • STOUFFER . . CHICKEN or TURKEY •• , •••••. . to.... ,.,,. BEEF POT PIE • • . • . .o.... Pllg. MAIN DISH '"· S~MI-BONELESS HAM PORTIONS LODGE TO MEET ~ Pomeroy-Pomeroy 1-AldgC .. ..'~~~·· ••••• • • • lb. JUMBO BOLOGNA Th• ~.,•• ••• • M $1'' Porfl Sausage lb. 99c SWEDISHINTERNATIONAL ENTREES MEATBALLS $ J3t SUPERSAYER'S . 1 :~:.$ 1 $1 ~ LINGUINI BEEF CHOP SUEY WAGNA Single Serving $PAGNEm W/MEATSAUCE ,.,,, IEIF mw $1 . STUFFED PEPPERS • , • • • "'•· W/Ric;, W/CLAM SAUCE. 10.. , ,.,,.. - or 1 .$ .69 $ 1!! BEEFTEIIIYAKi W/IICE '::.'· or - . 10 10 u-o 1 . CIUMED n .... CHIPPID IEEF , , , , , , , "'•· ~=y"STEAII . SJit - Fran•s AIMOUI Vlll·IIST POll •••• ~:: 11 $ .. 69 101<1ulin, " Varlet' Pork Chops::.;.=.. •. .& - POMEROY-Megan Beth Clark, daughter of Jim and Beth Clark, celebrated her first birthday on April 8. A Holly Ho.bbie cake , ice cream, chips,jelly beans, pop and coffee were served. Attending were maternal grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. Leon McKnight ; psternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark; greatgrandmother, Mrs. Ulllan Gress, Sheila McKnight, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Carsey and Kenda , John Clark, Jill Smith, and Mr. and !vlrs. George Buchanan. Others sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hepp and Mr. and Mrs., David Ohlinger. , 2.,,. ~.~!~SoE!!!uhtg ......'... ~.; Old Falllloned Noodles • 11111o sac ..... 34c • • • , • • ... ~e,~.tdy' Bars •••• _.• • •••• ~~: 68c DEL MONTE A,ricot ""'"' • • • • • • • • '1:: · Watermelon lb. _... · 59c GREEN PEPPERS • • • • • • • • • •·• • .. nus•CIIfu.•.• 3 69c MILD YELLOW ONIONS • • • • • • ~ , .,~ M..~..... • • • • • • • • • • 1or MUELLER'S '"''"'" RETAILS EFFICJIVE THRU SAT., MAYS, 1979 RED RIPE - SQUASH ............ •,.,9( ZUCCHINI _ _,_ . s1 19 MUSHIOOMS •••••••••• '::: • · 49c ~~c~!~~... .. .... ...... .~.·· 98c HUNT'S :~": ' 98c Prima Salsa • • LA CHOY · Chlelaeta . Sweet Corn ~~2~L.~~.~~~ ..... .....~· 32c ~,e~u!rM~ .........':.~~· 98c 1!~~~-~~~ ....."'~;:~·., 49c !~~!~ !~~~ ... ..... ·~;··5,. 51 ~!!~,Slices ... ... ....... ·~:· 68c t~~~Y~.~~ ~~ .... .. ..... ·;: . IIC ~r!'Jt~rine ............. ~:: Jlc Otop Svey Vegetables . . . ..... ... ,,.· FRESH PRODUCE I t2 ~ HOLLYFARMS 1 .• I-lls. loll ~ FLORIDA -Megan Chrk lo. W.mwntM.tptttiWt .......... ••.._liMIM . . . . ..Wte ........ IW ........... '-rlpp;p ;' ' 111'1'1111. - 5 1!! I ARMOUI "' IfAI · . 1 RillY COOiiD -ID .MACARONI & BEEF, CHICKEN ALA KING or . "' n .... $ 119 CHICiEN CACCIATORE W/IPG T.UN~ NOODlE CASSEROlE ,.,,. - CHICKEN PAPIIIASH CHill CON CAINE, W/-.&DI ~~:::~~::~:r' HOT 12-oz. $129 • DOGS ........., • • . "'•· HOT DOGS ........., •• "'1-··•· $159 GRILL 1-·· DOGS "' • · DINNER FRANKS •••••• ~~: lUCID BOLOGNA · · $139 .or PICKLE LOAF • ~~~~· COOKED SALAMI $159 .or OLD FASH. LOAF ~~~- . · • • lb. 5 "'ATH . ....... GOLD BAND . SMOKEES ltEAIIAST SAUSAGE I ARMOUR -t:r STAR Ground Beef Pat.t ies. • • .,., SJ73 - I 2.39 .Boneless Sirloin Tip RoasfRet cuts • • • • • •· 52.29 Boneless Si~oin Tip Steak • • . . . . . Boneless Beef for Stew •••••••••. lb. 52.19 Boneless "cube Steaks • • . • • • • . • • • ill. 52.19 Beef Kabobs ::11o1o n, • . . • . • . . . . . . . •· 52.39 Chipped Sandwich Steak • • • • • . • • • ill. 52.79 • ARMOUR*STAR "QUARTER POUNDERS" ~ ····"-•· Ill. INTO IOASTS OR GIOUND ANY WAY YOU PREFEII PKGS. WHOLE FRYERS liMIT, , • • • • • , ••• , ••• , •· 55' SPLIT FRYERS wiT" n11Lm · • • • • , •• , • • • • • 111• 59' SPLIT CHICKEN BREASn '""''T ,,. , • • • • • 111. 5 1.09 FRESH CHICKEN LEGS WHOLE Fomn, Pok , , , • , •• 111• 89' BEST..0-CHICKEN AHO.olco Plecot •• , , , , , , • · 51.09 CHICKEN DiUMSTICKS , , , , ~ , , , , , , , , •· 99' WeIsh Rare b'it . . . . . . . . . . • . .... ""•·· SJ18 ""'!"'" Ch1cken & Noodles • • • . ·. • • "~:.. SJ11 - CUT ~ rt,. Cheese Cnllllb Calcea No. 164, F&AM, wlll meet Wednesday, May 2, at 7:30 p,m. All master mason are invited. 5'T•" p\ul Spinach Souffle •..•..•••• •;.~· a - G~"""' ftli"es • STOUFFER • CO~ COURSE MARION - Melanie K. Simmons of Apt. .A-12, Village Green, Pomeroy, General Telephone Co. of Ohio employe, has completed a course off~red at the company's teclmical training •chool here. The course covered business office procedures, including · voice tra ining, baste phone service and equipment. · · Sirrunons is a service representative assigned to the company's Ath ens district. GALLIPOLIS - Chad Edward Mayes celebrated his first birthday on April19. Chad is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mayes . of Gallipolis and the brother of Mitsi. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Fi.sher and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Mayes, all of Gallipolis . Hi s grea tgrandmother is Mrs. Mamie Miller of Greenfield, Ohio. Helping him celebrate were his parents, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Fisher and soil, TraviS, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Blll Miller and Renee, Gary Hood, great-aunt, Kathryn Mayes and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Elkins. '" ea-Co ' C0 .,tteo1' fteltaS . Tuesday - Keno, :hl:30 p.m.; Reedsville - Reed's Store, +.>; Tuppers Plains Arbaugh Housing, 5:30-1i:30; Chester Methodist Church, 6:45-7 :45; Riggs Addition, 88:30. . Thursday -Salisbury. 2: 152:45 p.m.; Letart, 3:15-3:45; Racine - Home National Bank, +.>; Racine- Wagner's Hardware, 5-6; Racine Wagner's Hardware, 5-6; Syracuse - Swimming Pool, 6:15..!1: 15. Tuesday at 9 a.in. at tbe Pomeroy course. All ladies interested In playing or lear· ning to pl~y are invited to attend. Chad Mayes LADIES ASsociation of Po me roy Golf Course Tuesday, 9 a.m. at the golf course. Ali ladies interested in playing or those interested in learning to play are invited. · WEDNESDAY SOUTIIEAST Ohio Garden Tractor Club Wednesday 8 p.m. in the building located behind the fire station in Chester. All interested persons are invited to attend. ODDS AND ENoS sale at Chester Methodist Church Wednesday and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sponsored by Chester UMW. 7:30-i!. ·Birthda ·Penngfare BEND '0 TilE RIVER Garden Club, 7.30 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Ben Philson. Mrs. Clifford Morris is program chainnan. TUESDAY XI GAMMA MU CHAPTER, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Tuesday night at the horne of Mrs. Ruth Riffle. Installation of officers: Cultural program on man in the modern world by TexaiU18 Well and Janet Peavley with Ruth and Linda Riffle ·as hostesses. WILDWOOD GARDEN CLUB, Tuesday night home of Mrs. Wilma Terrell, 8 p.m. Roll call, favorite iris. Margaret Parker to have the garden calendar for the month. Alice Thompson to have program on herb gardens. Arrangement to be a May basket. ELEC110N of officers when the Ladies Auxiliary of Pomeroy Eagles Club meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the hall. Monday - Citiren Center, 12:30-1 :30 p.m.; Mulberry Heights Infirmary, 2-2:30; Pageville , 3: 15-3:45 ; Harrisonville,4-4:30; New . Lima Road, 4:45-5: 15 ; Rutland - Pomeroy National Bank , 5:30-1;:15; Depot Street, 6:30-7:15; Bradbury, meeting will be at the home or Mrs. Roy with Mrs. Powell to have the program. .lllOs.., ,................ '~'· 4t' . ROSE Mill still CJ.- . . . . . . . . . . . . t -GRANNY SMITH APPLES •••• ;.•• ~- 49( _ _.._.,.·"""'·••. . $1 • 29 auun ......... ·w•... . . -. . . . . ".......$1 39 --PE"" GRAPES •••••••••••• ~ •• •· . 25' . 1 . . . .. ... SWEO N' LOWs...-· .... •::·· 51!! ORTEGA'"''",.,,.., ........~~ 2 ... 89' AIIWICK 1t1c11-uo~r ~n-.. ..... ,1;~~- 78' n~ . SJ61 SliPPY , .... .,.,., • • • • • • •• c.-, c.....t, • • - .. s1-21 GLAD~ .......... ~ ••••• '::,· 71c DAWN FRfSII-- ••••••• .'·~· If• · . . ·.... 1(,RAFT Gr'ltM._a.. .. • • • ' • • • • • Kara Anna Rainey, daughter ol Paul and Diana Rainey, Toledo, celebrated her first birthday at her home on April 19 wltb. a llower dec orat ed cake baked by her moth er. Helplag her celebrate ~ere her P.Brents, her great· . grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Russell and her . ~randparenls, Mr . · and Mrs. Leonard Rainey. She received many nice gifts and cards. ,. ' . �• 8~ -The Sunday Times-Senti,nel, Simd"Y· Apr . 29, 1979 Miss Donahue • recetves schokzrship Marriage announced • 'POI-fEROY - Mrs. Norma Amshary and Hugh P. Custer were married on March 31 at the Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy. Officiating at the wedding were the Rev. Robert Graves, pastor of Grace Episcopal, and oon-inJa w of llf.!:_s. Custer, the Hev, Mark Rowland, Wilmore, Ky . Attendants for the couple were Miss Betty Koehler, Gallipolis, sister of .the bride, and Or. R R. Pickens, Pomeroy: The Episcopal Ch ur c h Wom en were hostesses for the reception. Mi ss Donahue, LAFF ·A· DAY B88 u~~~BBB awards. Fauna is a senior at North Gallia High School, active jn National Honor Society, Beta · · Club, Library Club and plays all the sports. She plans to attend Rio Grande College this fall. Mike Swiger 992 .715S 149 5. Thi rd St. Middleport, 0 . IF YOU HAVE ~ANQUET NEEDS? OFFICE PARTIES? lARGE OR SMALL CALL THE UPPER DECK See me for State Farm hospital surgical insurance. Like a ~:ood nell:hbor, sure Farm is there. '""' ..... ~~J>o WRANGLER JR. SPORTSWEAR TOPS ~~ ~~:~ t- GALLIPOLIS The Student Nurse Association of GaiUpolls (S.N.A.G.) will have a car wash on Saturday, Ma.Y 5, 1979. Starting at 10 a.m. Saturday morning and continuing until 5 p.m. in the evening, the members .of the S.N.A.G. will wash cars, Inside and out, and the outside only of trucks and vans at the HaUey and Smith Ashland Service Station, located at liB Vine Street in Gallipolis. These enthusiastic student nurses . say, "No semis, please I ! " For anyone planning to have their car washed on Saturday, S.N:A.G. prices lor their benefit car wash will be $2 for. the outside only of an automobile, and $3 if tbey do the car, both inside and outside. Trucks and vans will be washed on the outside only for $3. The students will not be able to clean the inside of vans or pick up trucks. According to S.N.A.G. President, Dana McFarland,' a senlll' at the · Holzer Medical Center &hool of Nursing, "If you want a really ·super car wash, stop Saturday, down oo Vine ~. 1! AREA ~~ rf'~~ JUST ARRIVED ]oMthan Logan Dresses illl~cll~®~ WJ l~ 46 Stale Street Gallipolis. Ohio The bride-elect is a clerk at Dutrons Drug Store. Her fUUtee is a phannacist there. 1be couple plan to reside in Middleport following their wedding. Attendants for the brideelect will be Rita Bailey, maid of honor; Lisa Barnhouse, Mary Pickens, and Janet Horky ..Sam BamhoiJl!C will be best man, and the ushers will be Greg Lewis, Martin Mantz, and Jeff Simmons. SNAG sponsor car wash \\ SELECTION · IN GAU.IPOLIS ~ .c ...... o+ BEST I!? a: MTDDLEPOR1'Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lightfoot , Route I, Middleport, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Tanya Delberta Lightfoot, to Roger Franklin son of Mr, and Mrs. Franklin Barnhouse, Wellston. The llfeddlng will be. art ev<flt of June 9at 1:30p.m. at the Wellston Trinity Methodist Church. A reception will follow lrrunediately following the open church wedding. ASK FOR MRS. BI,ACK. ~·~ ·· · ~ ·,... "' . '~~·~r">t • ' ,_. ,. ' ,,. ·•. 'll''"'•"'f g .;J('I""Aj;'~ "'' ~0 Engagement announced 675-5807. '" ' """ " lJ PERSONALIZED MEMORIALS Today in History Ry Tbe ~··~!!.Press Today is Sunday, April 29, the 119th day of 1979.' There RUTLAND-Mrs. Thomas are 2!6 days left in the year. F. Carroll, . Rutland, anTo \lay's highlight in nounces the engagement of hiotory ; her daughter, Unda Louise to On thi s date in 1945, Bruce Emerson Schug, son of American soldiers, fighting Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Schug, in Germany in World War II, Westerville. liberated 32,000 Nazi victims The bride-elect is a 1971 at the Dachau conce ntration graduate of Meigs High camp. School and Is an executive On this date: In 1429, Joan of Arc ente red secretary for Silcott Rallwav Orleans and won a victory over the English . In 1639, the colonial settlement of Newport, H.J. , was founded . In. 1862, New Orleans fell to Union forces during the Civil J War. In 1894, a band of jobless POMEROY --Carla Jean men known as COxey's Army Fisher, daughter of Mr. and SWBf'!Tled into Washington 'to Mrs. James Mason Fisher, seek relief from Congress. Minersville, and David In 1946, 28 former Japanese Danko, son of Mr. and Mrs. leaders were indicted in David Danko, Sr ,. Millfield, Tokyo as war criminals. were married at the Christian In 1967, President Lyndon Church parsonage in Johnson gave a go-a head for Chauncey on Feb. 16. The constr uction of two prorotype Rev. Paul A. Johnson ofsuperso nic transport planes ficiated at the wedding . with federal a ssistance. The new Mrs . Danko is Ten years ago: President employed · with General Hichard Nixon conferred the Medal for Freedom on Duke Ellingron at a White House · !OCremony r;narking the 70th kidnappers in Argentina after birthday of the composer and Exxon paid a record $14 million in ransom. musidan . , Fi ve years ago : An . Thought for today : They dream in courtship, but in Am erican oil executive, wedlock wake - Alexander ' Victor Samuelson 1 was released by guerrilla Pope , English poet, 1683-1744. May 12 vows pkznned Tanya Lightfoot Street, where the sludents will he. busily washing and cleaning from 10 a.m. until ; p.m. " \ BRENT BOLIN MARIE'ITA - Brent A. I;lolin, a senior at Meigs High School, hHs been accepted at Marietta COllege, according to Dan Jones, director of admissions . He plans to begin his college career with tbe fall1979 tenn . ' Brent's acceptance to the four year liberal arts college was based on his high school · scholastic record, perfonnance on national college entrance examinations, and recommendations from counselors and teachers. · Active in school, Brent Is a member of the honor roll , and four letters in football, one as a freslunan, one reserve and two varsity letters. He Is the oon of Mr. and Mrs. Joe M. Bolin, P. 0. Box 36, Rutla~d. Ohio. Co., Worthington. ·Her fiance Is a graduate of Big Walnut High School, Sun. bury, and a 1977 graduate of Bliss COllege, Columbus. He Is a sales representative for Curtis 1000, Columbus. The wedding will be an event of May 12 at the Nor- · thland Church of Christ, Col umbus. l Union pardoned the pilot and navigator of a SouUJ Korean airliner that was shot at by a Soviet plane and forced w land when it entered Soviet air space nine days earlier. To day's birthdays : Emperor Hirohito of Japan is 78 years old . Poet Rod Mc)(uen is 46. Professional football roach George Allen is 57. r---------1 l HUBBARD'S l GREENHOUSE l Syracuse, Ohio · 992-5776 l I Couple united in !l Februar11 ceremon11 11 ~~~~!~'· pl~~·~~:'mh~n~gi:~ i J Open Daily 9-8 Sunday 1-5 ~ baskets and fotlage plants. l .i· ,. . ------ _j Optometric Vision ·eenter A mitl -carf'er 45769 or Vinton, Ohio 45688 ( ) Ple~se ~~nd .m e FREE bookl,ts showing 1 memor.als prtnted m full color with sizes and prices listed. I ( )kindly have an authorized Lo9an Monument 1, Co. consulta~t call at my home, No obligation . 1 (. )Please . se~d me detail$ about Mausoleums I Wtthout obhgat•on . 1 I I Name I 1 ·I I I I I 1 Street or Route_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _~ I CltyorTown _ _ _ __ Town _ _ _ _ _ ------------------------ -I Contact Us for ,ther Special LOGAN MONUMENT CO., INC. . :. Jmeroy,·O. at Ptmerov -Mhon Bridge Leq L. Vaug~1n, Mgr, Phone 992·2588 the Community," In recognition of the active role older people play · in community life. Have you )VI'itten ,YOUr letter, telling us who you would like to be senior citizen of the day? In 50 words or less , tell why you think this person should he the senior citizen of the day. It does not have to be a lady. Then fill in this fonn and mail to the Senior Citizens Center, 441 Jackson .Pike, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 by May 12. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Cleland Golden anniversary celebration set RUTLAND-Mr. and Mrs- East end of Rutland. Open Name ________________ Sylvan Ueland will celebrate house will be observed from 2 their golden wedding . an- · to 4 p.m. and aU frlentla and Address,_ _ _ _ _ __ nlversal'y on May 7, with an relatives of the couple are open house hosted by their six cordially invited to attend . Phone No :_ _ _ __ __ children. The observance will Mr. and Mrs. Cleland were be held at the Cleland home married on May 7, 1929 at Age _ _ _ _ _ _ __ located on Route 124 in the Pomeroy. Our program hegins witli a prayer breakfast at the Grace United Methodist Church with Rev. Frazier as special speaker. All other activities will be at the center. If your club or organization has not made plans honoring your senior citizens, time is getting short . .Every one .is asked to participate in some way . If you have any really old kitchen utensils, fann tools , or anything that would fit into " mini-musewn like the one shown at the Washington Sehoollast fall , we would appreciate the use of them for Senior Citizens ' Day. PINECRESTCARE Virginia Edwards, Jessie CENTERNEWS Cottrill , Darlene Calli coat By Juanita Workman and Fred Jenkins. GALLIPOUS - We are We extend our sympathy to most grateful to Rev. Robert the family of Charles Coyer Colvine for his volunteer who expired' recently. services here at the Care Birthday congratulations Center . Every Tuesday our go to Mary Gurley, Alberta souls are fed by his spiritual Wetherholt, Sara Drum mond, ]>va Bailey and Ethel !00 d. Anna Higgins, Kathle en Williamoon, A lovely Greene and Barbara King birthday party was held representati.ves of Vinton Sr. Friday on third floor in honor Citizens, visited among third of these residents . floor residents Friday. They We welcome Ross Harding, presented each resident Hazel Harding, James miniature Easter baskets. Rhodes and Clennie Halley as We express our deepest new r esi dents her e at concern to our residents in · Pinecrest. Holzer Medical Center. They The Salvation Anny from Theodore Gordon. Pomeroy visited Friday and 992-3279 • • ' OPTOMETRISTS: DR. A. JACKSON BAILES DR. T. JAY BRADSHAW SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY r../ .------ ,. CLIP THIS COUPON MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ' I NO. 805 ' Vinton W. Main St. James o . Bush, Mgr. 1 opportztnit )l for ' The College of Ru siness Adm ini!itrntion o f Ohio University is current ly recruiting th e th ird group for it s very successful wcekCnd M.RA . fOr Executives. Program a t its Lancaster campus (25 minutes from Port Columbu s Airport, 35 minute~ from downtown Columbu s) . Cla sses w ill begin in Seprember, 1979. The M.R.A. for ExecUti\·es Program i!\ stru(' k tured so all the academic requireme nts can l ~c completed with in two years, whi le the cxecu ti\'C ront inues to handle his or her profcs~ i o n al responsibilit ies ful lt imc. T his is anompl ished by srhecl uling courses on. one Friday. a nd th ree Sntu rdn y" a month during ca<"h of two araclemi c years. The College of Rus inc~s Adm inistJ:ation o f Ohio University is fully acrrcc\it ed by the Amc ri n lll Aslietnbly of Col legiate Sc hoo ls of Rusines". l\'e nre seeking a group of 2.1 studr. nts which would inrlude reprc~ent a t ion fr~m \·arious types of organizations and -<l i,·erse f unct ional a reas. Course:\ wi ll be taught prim<'lri!y on il sem innr qJasi'!. by facu lty who have .hac\ surcess in interaction with executive groups. Current pa n icip<'lnts come from <l S fil l' away as \Vheeli n ~ on the ril~ l. burg-~1 ar iett a o n the 2 LB. CAN I ex perie nced e.\'ecntive. ~ to cam th e A1.B.A . via two ycnrs of weeke nd .a udy. 1966 · Logan Monument Co. Inc , I '. Pomeroy, Ohio and blood pressure checks. There will also be entertainment for all including a picnic type lunch sponsored by our nutrition program. Come, join all the fun and visi ting . Every one is welcome. Every Ohio county plans special events each year to , honor their senior citizens. · This year's celebration will be based on the theme, "Older Ohioans Partners· in 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY, OHIO r - Clhiq& ·+,, uruverst \Y., i ---------1.01 TPON ----------, 1 I If yqu • re 90 years of age or know some one who Is , will you let us know a bout them so they can be recognized. We would also lik-e-to k.now about any cli~ple married fifty years or more. They also deserve special honors. Open House at the center will begin at 10 a.m . that day. There will be exhibits of many senior citizens who screening tests on hearirig plication fonns for the Green HEARING CLINIC POMEROY - On Tuesday, Thumb Gardening Program May 8, the Meigs, Ga llia , can be obtained at the I and R Jackson Speech and Hearing Office of· the Senior Citizens Clinic staff will conduct Center. hearing testing at the Racine RSVP Nutrition Site from 10 a.m . OPPORTuNITIES until noon and at the Long Ellen BeJI , Meigs Bottom Senior Citizen Club Librarian , is requesting from I p.m. until 2 p.m. This assistance from the Hetired testing is free of charge with Senior Volunteer Program follow-up testing available at (RSVP )' with the library's the main clinic if needed . · swruner children's readin ~ GARDENING PROGRAM program. Meigs Ministries will be Both men and women are giving soods, plants and needed in the Pomeroy and other material!> for 25 garden Middleport libraries to be plots to qualified persons. If "listeners:'' you are a low in come family A listener Is som~one who or a Senior L1tizen, you may will give a child their un · qualify. F"' further in - divided attention while the formation·please contact the child tells about the book he Meigs Ministries, 257 Mill or she has read as part of the Street or write Meigs reading program. This reading program will Ministries, P.O . . Box 207, Middleport, Ohio 45760, or be held June through August, telephon e 992-7400 . Ap- 1979. You may set your own hours on any day . Monday through Saturday . brought gifts to our residents. Reading is one of the most 1banks to Alberta Saunimportant items in a child's ders, Ed ith .Gilkey, Virginia life. Plea,e help with the worMyers and all the Ga llia thwhile project. . County Ladie s VFW Under the direction of Mrs: Auxiliary . They presented Bell, a Citizens' Committe~ our. residents, who had of Senior Citizens, hanbirthdays in ~pril, with cards persons and othe1· dicapped and roses. concerned individuals arc We wish to express our being asked to assist library sincer e appreciation to our secretaries, Lori Johns on, personnel by giving input and Kim Plants, Janet White and information to help make the Debbi e Bordm an, in libraries in Meigs County recognition or Nati onal more accessible to the handicapped - those in wheelSecretary's Week. Th e well - oiled whc't!ls of chairs, on walkers or blind . The first meeting will be progress never cease here at held May 31, !979 at 7:30 p.m. the Care Center , as our in the Athens Savings and residents arc busy playing Loan Mooting Hoom. bingo, working on crafts, Handicapped persons are attending church services, urged to be on this especially participating in Bible study corrunittee. W e need to hear and other curr'icular ac· from you what problems tiVities. These arc all made possibl e by th e ca reful arise wben buildings are pianning · of our Activ ity unaccessible. Volunteers are needed for Director , Mrs. Yolanda two hour ,periods ·in the afHoward. ternoons at the Meigs County Thanks to Charles Neville, Museum . Various work Virginia /\dams and Lucille are available assignfments Skidmore for their faithful from indexing books to anvolunteer services. swering the phone. Thought for the week : If you are willing to help Service is the rent you pay for with any of tbe above RSVP the space you pccupy_In life. I JUliA lt 1 I I I visit our center daily. CorOe and s.ee what the se11iors of today can do. There will be APRIL 29, 30 ·MAY 1, 2 Business Administration 1910 ..._ 1969 1914 - . Telephone Co In Athens. Mr . · Danko is instrumental in- . "SEASON SPECIALS " structor in the North GaiUa Bedding Plants 15c per l dozen pack . Harty Azaleas · Sch 00Is· 10" spread $2.25 e~h {10 or ~~~svi~fe~ple reside in l moreii .7Seach l. College of EMSLIE RJ CHAR.D H. BY RUTH MIU.ER You are invited to come In any day until the middle of May and see paintings on e~u1ibit done by Clara ShambOin. Elevefl paintings were sent from this area to tbe 4lh Annual Governor's Art Show being held this week at the State ·House in Coiwnbus. Those persons exhibiting from here were Mary Walker , Faye lloberts, Mabel Brown, Vilma Pikkoja and Marie Utterer . Any Senior artist, 55 years old an<! up, Hying in Gailia County is invited to exhibit at the Center on Senior Citizen Day, May 15. Plans are lor having artists on the grounds (weather pennitting) and in the rooins actually painting on pictures in all stages; from beginning drawings to finished work. Please contact Marie Utterer at 44&-3768 if you paint or know of someone who does and would like to show his or her work on that day, and remain on display at the.Center until June 1. . Gallia .Countians, would you like to be recognized a)ld honored, or have some mem· ber of your family honored on senior citizens day.? The State of Ohio has set aside a special day to honor all senior cit;zens. This year it's May 15. Ohi o is the only ·state to have a day set aside by the governor to honor all senior . , ci tizens. Th e Ohio CO mmission on Agin g sponoors thi s annual event on the third Tuesday each May. . Orie year ago : The Soviet Linda Carroll " If you release your hostages and come out now , I can get you on the 7 o'cl\)Ck news ." Senior Citizens ' Scenes The Seniors Say. . . RACINE - Mr. and Mrs . William Patrick . Rizer, Racine, are announcing the birth of their secood child, a 7 pounds, six and one-half ounces daughter, Amy Marie, on April 21 a~ Pleasant Valley Hospital. . Maternal grandparents are Rev. and Mrs. Milton -Bartram, Fort Gay, W. Va ., and paternal grandparents are . Mr . aitd Mrs. William E. Rizer, Minersville. Greatgrandmothers are ·Mrs. Zelma Hawley , Minersville, and Mrs. Bessie Craig, Tecwnsey, Mich. .Amy Marie has an older · sister, Kristy Lynn, age three and one-half. daughter· of Mr . and Mrs. Clyde Donahue, Rt . 2, Vinton, has been awarded a $500 scholarship from the Ohio Associatio~ of Pqblic School Employees lor her academic achievements. • There were -150 applicants from the State of Ohio and eight . were chosen for · the ''9Pe~tionsand h0sp1tal rooms cost a lot more than you think!' Fauna B-7-TheSunda y 1'itnes,~entinel . Sunday, Apr. 29, 1979 Daughter born ~~~ 30X12X50" DELUXE UTILITY PANTRY 5 epacloua atorage areas • sturdy conslrucllon • decorator colon In baked enamel finish. 30Xl9X60" .b ELUXE WARDROBE CLOSET SINGLE DOOR PANTRY Sptce "ver uUIIty ln decor•tar cotora. YOUR .CHOICE Dayton on the wes t, Par kers.o;;o u th , and Cleveland-Akron pn ·the north . For information, call or or Director, Jvf.R.A . Ohio University 614 / 594-6289 61 +( 594-5446 CLOSET W/LOCKS write : for Execut ives P r~gram 211roe tto,.a- thetv" • 21oe1e1 • C~II'Mt Mnglng b•r • IHIUtllul woodir•l'n flnlth. College of Business Administra tion ; Copeland Hall · Athens, Ohio 4.1701 Phone 3liH1603 '' ' . CLOSET compa.tety secuM br 31ocb • WfEASY GUDi: bOORS full drawer •nd aheolf ·•Ionge • ClolhN hanging bllr • ..tin Full ~tclth top thtff • clott:t•• buutfful woo&o "*''int tllr • tf'llln lin...._ brOWft ....mtt Hnlah. . tf'Egular $99.95 $119.95 Regular sgg95 ,\ I $369W/C Limit one please with this coupon coupon Expires May 5, 1979 TWIN CITY GATEWAY Large 1torlige capacity • 2 top 1helv" • 2 IOC:kl • clolhel hanging bar • aalln brown bilked J!!n&melllnlsh. REGULAR 159.95 ' I. District Library News · The Dr. Andrew Holleran; The Irish Smnucl L. Hoti!'mrd Memorial Captai n. P . Ka vanaugh; Li~r ;ny a nnoun ces the Labyrinll:. lcric Mackenzie · follow in g new boo ks a rc Lamb ; The Hhcirigold Houle , Arthur Maling; Belle Starr. m•ai lablc so far In llpril : Speer Morga n; Castaw jy, t'ICTHlN Opus 200, Isaac Asimov ; F'ran('es Murray : Adrienm•'s Wolftrap , Eric Bereovici ; H o u~e. I..ari Siler : Power Th e J acobs Park Killings, Plays, Collin Wil cox; til Willi am Ca mp ; Lin e of Button's. C. arry Will s. NUN-FICTION Chan t·c. Thomas Ca plan ; Heturn to the City, Hichard ll<m Solo a t Sla rs' End, Brian IJait:l; In At 'l11e Kill. .E. X. Heed; Free to Be Human . ~-,,,.,.:trs; !Jay of Judgment, E ugene Kenn edy ; How to r.(·t .J ack ll iggins; The Silver Whatever You Want Out of Do lph in, Velda John ston; ·l.ife, Dr. Joyce Brothers ; Onl y Children, Alison Lurie; Living With the Bible, Moshc Jcm. Frederik Pohl ; The Dayan ; Get Off My Sh ip , !C . Sweet IJov c Died. Barbara Lawrence Gibsori; Dear Dr. Pym ; Harriet Dark: Bran· Salk': An s wers to Your You r well Bronte's Lost Novel. QuestiOn s About Fam il y, Dr. Lee Salk ; II Bnrbara Rees · Stardance Spider Robin~n; FaVours: Matter of Risk , Hoy Varner ; Andrew Young, a biography, Bemicc Rubens . . The Lizard's Tail,· Marc Gardner ; To Set the Herord Brandd ; Th e Greythorn Straight, John Sirica; The Worilan. J an Brennan; The Volunt eer Fire Compan y, Widow of Ratchets. Owen Ernest Earnest ; The Body. in Brookes; '! be llcst of Bar- Question, Jonathan Miller ; ba ra Ca rtland , Barbara Un dersta nding Radi o Ccut land; Cross Current, C. Electronics, Milt on Kauf· Cline; 'll1 e Babysitter, An- man ; Chilton's Corvair 19GO· drew ColJum: M ary Ann and 69 'repair and tuneup guide,' Bill, Cat herin e Cookson: C hilton ; C hilton 's Error of Judgment, Henry Volkswagen 1949-1071 r epair Denker: You 'll Hear Me and tune up guid e, Chilton ; L:111 ghing , R. L. Gordon ; Cattle of the World, .John Dancer from the Dance, ~'rlend ; From the Walls In, Lbarles Wing ; How to Sell assigJUl)ents, stop in tbe Anything to AHybody , Joe Girard; '!be Great Sapennan RSVP offi ce or ca11992-7884 Book, Mi chae.l Fleisher; SPECIAL EVENTS Flowe r Cra ft , Ba rba r a Tomorrow morning, at 11 F'arlie; The Big !led Tra in a.m., Jed Webster, Pomeroy Eri c Newby ; Police Chief, will be speaking Rid e, to senior citizens. Mr. Web- Tutankhamun the Unfold • ster was here at the Center Story, Thomas Hoving; The last year and gave a very In- Secretary, .lochen Von Lang; , Kid s' Amerlco , Steven formative talk. Caney; The Qullters : Women The film for this week Is entitled BIG HENRY AND and Domestic Art, Patricia THE POLKA DOT KID. The Cooper ; My Life, George film will be shown on Friday, Sand ;/1be Book of Strange May 4, and tells the story of Facts and Use less Inan orphaned boy in his new formation. Scot Morris ; Our home win the battle to save Bodies, Ourselves, Boston's Health Bk the life of an old , blind dog his Women 's uncle is prepared to destroy . Collective ; Em pire: The RSVP Craft Making will be Life, Legend und Madness of held on Thursday and Frtday Howard Hughes, Dona ld during May . Volunteers will Barlett ; Th e Secretariat be creating items for Senior Factor, Thomes Kierrnan; White Coat , Whit e Cane , Ci tizens Day. David Hartman. Have a nice week. c;~i.J.IPOLIS �&i-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apr. 29, 1979 Club pktns bake sale \ I I' IMF:IHl Y- Thr R!g Bend bu ilding. Mrs. Maxine Jor, f '1l111 ns Hr:tn!l rad1o dub will dan, Mrs. Cindy Aeiker were '!.H (' " h:.i-a' sal(' at Kr~'ger~ hostesss. The door prize -tid;~y J)(·~iMi n g al 9 n.m. dona ted by Mrs. Hysell was ,ill,~ttlon-- arr bring !H'('l'ptNi ·won by Mrs. Aeiker. A ti\'.1 ;dt p1 n<.'t•('(j.s from the smorgasbord was discussed ,. Jit will ~n 111 l h~ Senior along with a safety break to .tli"J! \'utntwn Pru.gnun be held on Memorial Dav. '''~Hilt' \tJO'II.\' • 11'!!<1 1 •· 111ay I ,. I< •• ' .. ,,f ' "Fine For wantir1g lt•I tf'l('phutH' II''? il\ti u1 !(Q).258{\ or tak(' 1kr'fl gn:..,l." 11 Krt\P.,i'r"l· Frt- i~ Grilling" TRUSTEES TO MEET il.\. Jlll\l t!l:•j' HA C!NE ~ Sutton Town· ship Trustees wiU meet at 8 WI.''P nwd•· at a rneetinJ,!: of p.n1. Tuesday in the Syracuse 1 tl ,. l .HJ ;. Aux iliary in the mun icfpal building. ·orn;,'t Lihfn· n ·c; hun w l'i'o •l pblfl.'\ for llw salt> HOME CARE SUPPLIES RENTALS SAL(S • • SEIIVICI ·~HER CH AIU • liDS a PA TIEHT LifTERS a IIDSIOE COMMODES aw.t.LKm a TRACTION • ' a SUCTION PUMPS .IIINN!TTII'PI EQUIPMENT EXERPSINO EQUtPMfNI · a OXYGEN MFG UNITS • All PUIIfYIIIG EOUIPMINT ~- a Complete MEDICARE WELFARE-. UMW tMS SIRLOIN STEAK $ Mr. and Mrs. john Bane john Banes plan anniv~rsary fete ' GALLIPOLIS The children of Mr. and Mrs. John Bane will be hosts to an Open House in honor of their parents' 50th weddjng anniversary at their Route 2 Glenville College in West Virginia. He is currently em· ployed as a purchasing agent at General Medical Cor· po~ation of Hitntington, W. Va . The coupie will reside -at 2445 First Ave ., Huntington, W.Va. Give A Lane home on Sunday, May 13, .from 2-li p.m. All friendB and relatives are invltect to altend. Mr. and Mrs. Bane request no gifts, please; sharing thls day with friends will be their moe! treasured gin, they said. First child born COOLVILLE- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Benedem, Coolville, announce the birth of their first child, a son, Christopher Wayne on April 18, at Holzer Medical Ce_nter . The . infant weighed seven pounds and one ounce. Maternal grandparent. are Gary R. Dill, Long Bottom, and Millie Stone, Maaon, W. Va.; paternal grandparents are · Mr. and Mrs. Francis Benedum , Reedsville; maternal great grandmother is Goldie Dill, Racine; paternal great grandmothers are Estel Sampson, Rt. 2, eo·oJville and Mellie Benedum, . Arcadia NID'sing Home. · i\ '. ',, PKG • .· '' fruit sauce, biscuit, butter, Styles. Prints and Solids.· GAL PLAsTIC JUG · -........ "'lh 7 . . . 0 • •·• .. floor....,_ .,.... ' c ••• Layaway, Master Charge and J-:isa Free Gift Wrap ··~-2 ShED fljOIOR . OBSERVEDBIR111DAY GALUPOUS - The 38th birthday of the Emanon Club was observed Thursday, April 19, at the h<me of Mrs. Do~~&ld Robinson at 8:30p.m. The committte, Vera Robinson, Vern Evans, Mary Mossman, Helma White and Loreva Mullins, lerved a delicious dinner complete with a cake. · · The remainder of tbe evening was · spent playing nw•'12UII $7·910· ,U. S. NO. l POTATOES SAVE 'SO FREE 20 LB. BAG ·. .by MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE lOoz. Jar .$369 . . Kingsbury Home. Sales, Inc. _Good only at Bans ·_. WllM' · COUPON . Expires Wedn8sda,, 2, 1.979 "For .th. Finest In ·Manufa~~ure 'Housing" . OHIO ' '' ·' - - - - - - · -- - - - - - - - . . ; . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ ..._ . .. _ _____ ... _ ___ __ _ • · .CUT FLOWERS ePOmD MUMS .CORSAGES' MRS. MILLARD VANMm.R . · NUT AVE f!HONI 992·2039 . 106 IUmR . 992.J721 ·· POMIROT, 0, We Accept AI ..... Cltllil ens llld We Win f'IDI!IIS EIIIYWhtnl . Specialize In VA •Loan. . ·- GALLIPOLIS ~ Activities for this week at the Senior Citizens Center are as follows: Monday, April 30- Chorus, I :15-3 p.m. Tuesday, May I - S.T.O.P. class. 10:30 a.m. ; Physical Fitness, 11 :15 a.m.; Bible Study, 1·2 p.m. ; Mid-East Dancing, 1·2. Wednesday, May 2 -Gar· den Club, 1-3 p.m.; Card Games, l-3. Thursday, May 3 - Knit Class, 1-3 p.m.; Slides of Tulip Festival, I:15p.m. Friday , May 4 - Advisory Council, I :30 p.m.; Art Class, 1-3; Social Hour, 7p.m. The Senior Nutrition· Program men'us are : Monday - Sausage links; escalloped corn, cottage cheese salad, bread, butter, .orange and grapefruit sections, milk. 1 Tuesday- Chicken, gravy, ' mashed· potatoes, coleslaw, . § bread, butter, chocolate chip cookies, mi!RI. Wednesday - Sa lisbury steak with tomato · sauace, potatoes with cream sauce, bread, butter , green beans, yellow cake with lruit sauce, milk. Thursday - Beef and pork casserole, buttered kale , pineapple with grated cheese salad, br ea d, · butter , chocolate pudding, milk. Friday - Beef patty with mustard and catsup, cream of potato soup (dining room), mashed potatoes (meals-athome), jellied fruit salad, bun, butter, fruit cobbler, milk. Choice of beverage served with each meal. "Services rendered on a eHANGING PLANTEH noh-discriminRtory basis." ePERMANINT FLOWERS POMEROY .FLOW.ER SHOP We . . ·-- _.__. ,, - ·~ ·io: ·II. 'i I . ' I I ! !: ! \l I .· \I I ., , ' Peddler's Pantry n•:AUTJ FU I. fAM IL Y UIHTII STON ..: Jt;wt; I,RY FO R MOTHio: HS ANIJ GRANDM(rTH E R R I N 10 KT. OH 14 KT . fO Ol .() Wm ll!!r h•.M1 wilh 1111 f'llttlll•it.t ~told fem ily rintr t h1H e1nbr"c:t'fl b(!lutifu l ll p ~rk l l njl t·olc11f ul hin tp--•tt•n P- ~ 1': 11 r h Mtone '"I'TPRII!n! ll 11. . ·' ' . ~ ' ' I, ~ '·, FAMILY JEWELRY I I : HAS- j . IIII I! til Mothn m Grnnd • mnth"r All ri1t!i;11 IH~ ~:~ v 11i l11. h1e in wl,ltr. u r Yf1:l low MHid 8 1M 'IU love(! ---.. - ---..... 1 ' ~ ~m t l• t l if .. Prku h1led lift' ftlf wHh nu m her nf 11tn11il J ~ h .. wn . Atld S · IKl fur "'' rt' .. rtrli - ri n11~ ltonul Mt n tw ·fOR MOTHER ONE GREAT GIFT IDEA AFTER ANOTHER VIS4 ' AT VERY SPECIAL PRICES - CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE State & Third _ __:__ _ _ _ _ Gallipolis, 0 . .. ' Ivery morning you're worth more money. · (Dally compounding makes It happen.) · Simply pu t, daily compounding makes more . money for you. Th at is why every m orni ng you are w orth mare , money . Daily compound ing of your savin gs interest adds up; every day . Open a' savings account at the C&S Bank . Mother'S Day donl forget .ttYDRANGIAS eAUUAS · ·.COMIINATION POTS ' ST.-(614)--·70~-POMEROY, IF YOU HAVE BANQUET NEEDS? OFFICE PARTIES? LARGE OR SMALL CALL THE UPPER DECK 675-5807. ASK FOR MRS. BLACK. Fancy words aitlt 16 OZ. BTLS. SEEN AT SPIE.'i ARRIVI!: MOSCOW (AP) -The two Soviet spies the United States swapped for five Russian dissidents arrived in Moscow today and were greeted at the airport with hugs, kisses and flowers . The RUS.sians, Vladik A. Enger and Rudoll P. Chernyayev, boarded the same Ilyushin 62 aircraft in New York that had broug_ht the · five released dissidents from Moscow Friday. The returning aircraft landed shortly after noon in Moscow and ~ulled up almost to the steps of a special VIP Lounge. The two men walked down a ramp where about 20 Soviet officials and four women with nowers embraced and kissed them. C. Hineman. Grown Ci ty, and Mr. and Mrs. W. 13. Till is, Chil!icothe. He is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Pete Miller, Pt. Pleasant, and the grandson of Georgia Miller, Dunbar, W. Va . . Serving as ma id of honor was Ms. Nancy Tillis. sister of the bride, Gallipolis,and best man was Mr. Jeff Clark, Pt. Pleasant. The bride Is a graduate of Paulding High School. Pau lding , Ohio, and is currently a junior at Marshall University in Huntington, W. Va ., majoring in rehabilitation. The groom is a graduate of Pt . Pleasant High School and ~!tended Mikasa CHINA- Up To 30% Off Crystal- Special ,Promotion Prices -q,-,q..q.qo~.q.Q>oQ<<b>oQ>Q>~-~'<7> DIET RITE COLA All American GAI.I.IPOI.IS ~ Patrice Tillis and Chuck Miller were united in marriage on April 14. The officiating minister was Rev. Denny Coburn, of the Gallipolis Chritian Chur· ch, Galllpolis. • ,.' Mrs. Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tillis, Cadiz, and the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Jewelry-25% Off 366 SECOND AVE.-·- -·- -:....- ..... ·- -"- ·-- GALLIPOLIS, OHIO --A ' .i~-· I II The Uniform Center RC or Modular Homes. lOll L MAIN I milk. Thursday - Beef and pork casserole, buttered spinach, under the sea salad , chocolate pudding · whipped topping, cornbread , butter, milk. . Friday - Salmon loaf, cream of potato soup, jellied fruit salad, blackberry cobbler, bread, butter, milk. Coffee, tea and buttennilk served daily. Please register the day before you plan to eat. Pomeroy, 992-7886; Portland , 843-3364 . Mehu for the Satellite Site at the Reorganized Church ·of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, Old Town Flats, .is similar to the above menu. necessary. Just send the little lady ·some flowers. · held WednNd&y ·evening; May 2, at s p.m. at the Meigs County M111etun. Plana will be made for Heritage SUndly and completion of work on the Meigs History Book 1m will be discussed PICtures of the officers and trustees will be taken for the histOry book. •. II u ..... MEEUNGSET POMEROY- Ameeting of the trustees and workers of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society will be .· '~·· ..., Couple united in marriage April 14 Summer Shifts, Sundresses and Dusters FOR 'MOTHER bridge. Twelve members and one guest, Mrs. Oyde Ramaey, were present. f Sr. Czttzens CaknJar Fabrics in Various EMANONeLUB your choice s12.goo 11 Ol. nesday at 8 p.m. in the scout building located behind · the fire station in Chester. All in· terested pel"!lODB are invited to attend. The brlde-<>lect is a 1978 · ~-··---·:-:-·--1 graduate of . Eastern High . School. Her f1ance is a 1975 graduate of Southern High School and Is employed by Jones Construction. M . OY The wedding will be an PO ~~ K . . Meigs , event of June 2 Semor Citizens Center ac; . tlvitles located at the / Pomeroy Junior High School is open 8:30 a.m .-4 :30 p.m., Monday through Friday. ,. Monday, April30- Talk by Pomeroy Chief Jed Webster, H a.m. i • Physical Fitness, · 11 :30 a.m.; Square Dance, 12:30-:lp.m. . · Tuesday, May I - ·.Physical Fitness, 11:30 a.m.; Chorus, 12:30-2p.m. Wednesday, May 22 Social Security · Representative, 9:30 a.m.-12 :30 p.m.; Physical Fitness, II :30 a .m.; Progressive Cards, 1·2:JI p.m.; Games, 1-2p.m . Thursday, May 3 - RSVP Craft Making, 10 a.m.-12 noon ; PhysicaiFitness, IJ :30 SEE WH1 a.m.; Kitchen Band, 12 :30-2 p.m. RIO GRANDE Friday, May 4 -Art Class, 10 a.m.-12 noon; RSVP Craft COLLEGE Making, 10 a.m.-12 noon ; Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Miller Movie "Big Henry and the COMMUNITY Polka Dol Kid," 11 a.m.; Physical Fitness, II :30 a .m.; cdLLEGE Bowling'1-3 p.m. crlmlnal anti-trust action SIX ACQUITTED Senior Nutrition Program, IS THE ever prosecuted by · the HOUSTON (AP) -Six per· 12 noon to 12 :45 p.m., Monday Justice Department in tenns sons ·and two companies through Friday. BEST of business volwne of the · charged with conspiring to Menu April 30 througli May · Sonia White defendants. fix prices throughout most of 4. The trial resulted from an Monday - Sausage patty, the nation 's coJTugated cardpancakes and syrup, cottage board box Industry were 111-month investigatioo that ~-----·-----·--------·-----·----, cheese salad, orange· and acquitted Friday by a federal culminated ln two · in· dlclments last year of 14 box grapefruit sections, butter, jury. manufacturers and 26 Government attorneys milk. present and former company labeled the three-month trial . . . I Tuesday - Fried chicken, executives. before U. S. District Judge mashed potatoes • gravy, coleslaw, chocolate chip John Singleton th• l•l'l!e•t cookies, roll, butter, milk. Wednesday - Salisbury steak, creamed potatoes, green beans, yellow cake · Polyester, Cotton Love Chest. Express your love tor her in· a way she' ll never forget with a beautiful Lane Love ChPst If 's a popular gift Idea steeped in centuries of romance and tradition . Fol" the on a~ion we s e le~ted these styfes 'lhat represent ·outstanding values and are offering lhl;'m th is week onl y a t one low price f or your·shopping convenience . But do hurry our c. fork i'l l1m ilf'd ' FROZEN DINNERS MAY WEDDING - Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Route 2, Coolville, announce tbe approaching marriage of their youngest daughter, Robin Dawn, to Ronald Jay Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell, Coolville. The open church wedding .will be held on May 18 at 7:30 p.m. at tbe Coolville United Methodist Church. Officiating will be the Rev. Wendeli'Vennilllon and tbe Rev. Timothy Snyder. A reception will follow in the church basement. . TRACI'OR CLUB TO MEET CHESTER The Southeast Ohio Garden Trac· tor Club will meet Wed- Sonia Wbite announces engagement ANNOUNCE BotTH Pomeroy- Mr. and Mrs. ' Pat Hl!I 1 Pomeroy , announce · the blrtl1 of a son, Joseph LONG BOTTOM-Mr. and · . Patrick, born April 16, at Mrs. Grover C. White , Jr ., Holzer Medical Center. The Long Bottom, are announcing infant weighed eight pounds the engagement and forand 12 ounces and measured thcoming marriage of the,ir 22 Inches in length . . daughter, Sonia Ruth, to Jel· Matemlll grandparents are frey Wayne Circle, son of' Mr. Mrs . Louise Thompson, and Mrs. Harold Circle, Middleport, and the late Dan Racine. Thompson; paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, Racine; maternal great grandmother is Mrs. Isabel. Winebrenner, Middleport ;. paternal great grandparents a r e Mrs.Gbidys Shields, Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hut, Jr., Racine ; paternal great great grandmother is Mrs. Edna .Roush , Racine'. The couple· are also the parents -of a son, Jered, age two. • !lm·vey !lend• ick hit 11 humcrs for the Brooklyn lliJdgers in 1928, the most ever fur. a Dodger b:t!-ieimm in Bruok1yn . third cars Bank . & Savings Bank The Commercial 25 Court Street Silver Bridge Plaza Spring VOlley ·· Member FDIC ' • �• ••• 8-lt---TbeSUildav Time~.Sentinel , Sunday, Apr . 29, 1979 Sunday, Apr. 29, 1~/H ..C-1 - The Sunday Times-sentinel, . -- c I .- I . :saturday's 'lift and shoot-':1-thon' -;,ponsored by boosters big success - ~~ " . Cards sma-s h Reds CINCINNAT I (AP) - Pete Vuckovich, 2-ll, pitched live Vu ckovich han dc uffed innin gs of no-hit ball until Uncinnati with a three-hitter Ken Griffey led off the through seven innings while Uncinnati sixth with a slligle. his St. Louis Cardinal Johnny Bench and Cesar teammates slammed 17 hila Geronimo added sing,Ies for to . beat th e Reds 12-l th e Reds in the seventh . Saturday . . Cin cinnati starter Tom l.<lu Brock scored a pair of Hume , 2· 3, gave up the runs, drove in two and had .Cardinals' first runs In the two singles and Mike Tyson ' fir:;! inning on a two-run spiced th e Cardinal barrage single by GeorRe Hendrick. with a solo home run. Tyson jUmped on Hmne's fi rst pitch of the second inning lor a homer over the 375-foot sign in .left field. Vuckovich singled and Garry Templeton reached base on an error and reliever Doug Cspilla took over for the Reds. Brock hit Capilla's first pitch into right field to dri vein two runs and the Cardinals scored twice more that inning to continue the rout. · St. Louis added three more runs in the fi lth inning with U1 e help of doubles by Keith Hernandez and . Ted Simmons . . Griffey scored in the sixth on a sacrifice fly by George Foster lor the only Uncinnati run . Silvio Martinez pitched the final two innin gs lor the Reds. ' Perez paces Expos .win MONTREAL ( AP) - Tony' · Perez drove in four runs with a three-run homer and a single tn pace the Montreal Expos to a, 6-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Saturday. The third-inning homer bi. Perez, his third of the season, came on th e first pitch from Giants starter Ed Halicki, l· 2, snapping a 1·1 tie and providing a cushion lor Scott Sanderson. Sanderson , 1-l, pitched the first six innings lor the ExJios In pick up the victory with relief help from Woodie Fryman and Elias Sosa. Sanderson began the third· inning rally when he led off with a single and Andre Dawson followed an infield sin gle. After a pair of fl eldors' choices, Perez smashed a bomer ·over the left .field fence. Hawks have confidence By ALEXSACHARE · to now,'' said Hawks center AP Sports Writer Steve Hawes. "SUnday will be They play defense with the war. We're gonna be such tenacity that opponents read§, they're gonna be are often stunn ed into ready and the best team wUI submission . They scrap and win . That's the way it should hustle and show the !lind of be." enthusiam that supposedly Or, as Hill put it, "It's a exists only in the college one-game series now." The Hawks-Bullets battle BY GREG BAU.EY ranks . They dive for )oose balls and crash the boards will be the second half of a POMEROY - The first quail chick prriduced from wild with total disregard for playoff doubleheader to be live-trapped adults has been hatched at the Urbana Game personal safety. _ . . . nationally televised by CBS. Farm according to the Division of WllcDlfe of the Ohio Depart· 'lliey are the Atlanta In the first game, which men I of Natural Resources. Hawks, and thev are iust one starts at I :30 p.m. EDT, the The young bird, aloog with others to he haiched later, Will game away from elunUJaung San Antoriio Spurs leading J. be raised at the Urbana facUlties until they are one year old the defending champion 2, will attempt to finish off the and then approximately 10,000 quail will be released into unoc· · Washington Bullets from the Philadelphia 76ers at copied quail habitat during the spring ol!980. National Basketball Philadelphia. Thls program, designed to speed the return of Ohio's quail, Association playoffs . r.re-anWhlle, the West Is necessary becaUse wild populstions were decimated by the The Hawks. were left for conference .fUJals will begin unusually harsh weather during the winters of19'17·78. dead alter they fell behind Tuesday night . in Seattle The Division of Wlldllfe, with help from dedicated spo~­ Washington J.l in their best• between the Phoenix Suns men and farmers, live-trapped qualllast wtnter and willll)· of-seven Eastern Conference and the Seattle SuperSonics, cubate the eggs from the wild strain. Thill should ensure a wild semifinal series .. But they both of whom won th~ir. bird lor restocking in 1980. · clawed their way back from semifinal series in five . We sportamen arid animal lovers tip our hats to County the brink of elimination with games. Judge Charles Knight, Prosecutor. Rick Crow, the Sheriff's a 107·103 victory at La ndo ver' The Suns ousted the Kansas Department, 1111d Game Protector Andy Lyles for their fine Md., on Wednesday night and City Kings with an easy !26-99 teamfwork In some recent game violation caaes. Theae pecple a !04-$triumph at Atlanta on victory Friday night behind put in a lot of hours on some of these casea, but stiff lines, Friday night, setting up 32 points. by guard Paul cooperatioo, and lois of llo~Mwork rNJJy pald olf. Sunday's winner-take-all Westphal. Seattle knocked - I..el's hope 80IJie of tho ..ntences h.onded down deter other showdown at the Capital out Los Angeles earlier last violatol'l!, arid maybe our game and other animal.! will be a lot Centre in Landover. beUer oil. .· "They have confidence now w~~ Hawks are brimming' The other big news Item Is the adoption of the 1979-80 hunbecause they're the world with confidence alter their ting and lllhlng regulations. Afew changes ol. special·note are champions,'' said Hawks two victories over the playoff worth mentioning. guard Armond . HUI. . "We hardened Bullets, who went In fishing, sangeye Ia added to the dally limit of 10 walleye have confidence because Into postseason play favored and sanger. Any combination of ten of tboee three lllh Is your we've been lightin g and to become the first team in a limit. The tiger muskle Is added to the llmlt of muskies. scrapping all year and now decade to successfully defend First-time hunters are required to have a hunter Safety we're even with them." . course. The same goes for first-time trappers - a trapper's "We've had six battles up its NBA championship. "They feel the pressure education course. , rl,.. • ·now " said Hawks reserve All 88 Ohio counties for the first time will be open to deer gua~d Terry Furlow. "They hunting. Probably the major change Is a new deer season, · . didnl think they'd feel this besides the regular one. If you doo't acore on a whitetail, a much pressure from the special primitive weapons season will be held ststewide Jan. 2 - ·VICtOry Atlanta Hawks. Right now, I through Jan. 4, 1980, for buck or doe. Legal weapons are like where we're sitting." loogbows, crossfbows, or muzzleloaders. · A coiJple of things to remember: only one deer per season; NEW YORK ( AP) - Steve So does Atlanta Coach . permanent tree stands and the 111e of any metal to construct Yeager slamn~ a two-run Hubie Brown . " The hom·ecourt such stands Is prohibited on public hunting areu and on homer and Burt Hooton tossed a four-bitter io power advantage ? Psychology? private Ianda unless permission has been obtained. The Complete 1979-80 Fishing, · Hunting, and Trapping f.<ls Angeles past the New That's all bull,'' said Brown. York Mets 3-1 Saturday and "They are a great team, but regulatlona will be published In this column In two p!!r!s star· end a three-game Dodger we are rising to tbe occasion ling tomorrow. · to play great basketball with Good fishing . The trout and bass a~ biting. losing streak. .With one out in the fifth, tllem." New York left-hander Pete Falcone, ().1, walked Derrel Thomas. Yeager then lofted a 3-2 delivery into the sct'een about halfway up the foul pole · in left field lor his third homer o(the season . Hooton, 2-2, struck out eight 1• and walked one in ending the Mets' three-game winning streak. .The only New York run came on Joel Youngblood's lead-off homer in the fifth, his third of the season . . ·Den Talk sored by the Blue Devils Boosters Club. More than lOll GAHS athletes participated in the event. Proceeds will go toward the boys athletic program. 7"l'ODD Fowler, left, arid James Griffin look on as Danny prepares to lift weights during Saturday's first an_n!"'l ••lift-a-thon" in the GAHS gym. The event was spon- ·~wn ~· SOFT ·Wl!ITE DoUfSers 31 • - JEFF cameron "lakes lliu at hoop Ia Saturday's ·"ahoot•-tbom"spouored !Jy the Galllpolll Blue Devlllloollters Club. . ROBBIE GOBLE Is a~ut to press 325 poUnds In this Times-8entinel photograph. oD left Is Jamie Mills. On right looking on is Mark Sheets. Charlie Roberts led all lifters Saturday (7'10 pourids). Complete results of the first weight and shoot-a-thon, sponsored by the Blue Devil BoosterS, will be aMounced during Monday night's meeting of the boosters, slated for 7 p.m. In -the GAHS Ubrary Annex. President Jay Simms said Saturday's project "appears very successful at this time .." • Islanders even senes MIDDLEPORT. OHIO · The sale ~ill run the month of May with sale Items and ·giveaways in five different departments. Watch the weekly newspaper ads for . . sale items. featur~d that week. • • I .I. I I I Remember, the giveaways last all month . . MAY 1·5 DRAWING will be a Johnson 40 Channel CB Radio ACE HARDWARE I .I DRAWING WILL BE.MAY 5tH Fill OUT AND DROP OFF AT SlORE I "·--·---------.' •• • I . · AOOr-ESS .....................•.................... ~ ..•.••......••••.........•. ·. ·············· . PHONE ••··•·•··••······· ·· · ········· ········ ··•······ ··········· . . • . -- ------ --- -------,...----------- .""'!!~------- NAME .........·....:.....:.............. ~ .... . ................................... ~ . and the grand' prize drawing on ·June 2 with a retail value of $159.95 ' -·-------~-- ' I I I I I I I I ~ I I II J • ~MARX (Boo.l w..iver .... - of ........ Gdla ~demy Web Scbotl iOideatl · parildpallac .. !lltardloy'l "lbooHt-thoa" ladle GAJISI)'III. Tep f..r 'il.oter .of llle day was ltek Dailey, wbo suk 88 oat ell" attemptll. - UNIONDALE , N.Y . (AP) -Denis Potvin's ~oot shot at 8:02 of overtime gave the New York Islantlers a 4-3 triumph over the New York Rangers on Saturday and tl.,P their National Hockey League semifinal playoff series at one victory each . For the second time in the game, an Islanders shot deflected into the cage off a Rangers defenseman. Bob Lorimer tied the game 2-2 whed his blue-line shot Upped off a. Ranger defender and then - in the second-longest overtime game this spring Potvin's blast bounded past goalie John Davidson after hitting defenseman Carol Vadnais. That sent this best-<Jf~ven series to Madison square Garden all even for Games 3 and 4. Phil Esposito's fifth goal of the playoffs, a 2G-Ioot shot with 4:12 left in the third period tied the game after Islanders goals in a 4:22 span earlier In the session had rallied the home team tn a 3-2 lead. Islanders center Wayne Merrick had sparked the burSt by setting up both goals after Islanders goalie DUly Smith made a game-saving stop on a Bobby Sheehan treakway 4:28 into the third period. · Walt Tkaczuk and Sheehan of the Rangers had ~ sandwiched goals around Merrick's earlier tally lor the 2-1 lead the Rangers carried into the third period. But Merrick sent the puck. to Bobby Ny:;trom, who led l.ocimer for a 5().fool shot and passed Davidson to tie the 8core at 5:13 of the third period . And at 9:35, Nystrom stationed five feel away from the Rangers goal - fought off a check from Marlo Marois and ·scored from a Merrick pass. In . ATHLETES CANNOT LIVE by rare oleak alone . Tllal'l why five ef lbem l'ft<ODIIy look pan In a craoh coune In gourmet wiDe cookery lo beaeflt New York'• Pollee. Athlellc Leacae. Dloplaying the reoults of their labors were (fl'em npt} bamu Dy Georle WUllg, former New York Knick DeAn MemiDger, boxer Eddie · Gretory, FJ'elldl wlnemaker Peter Allen Sichel, New York Jet Bruee Harper and New ·vorlt Giani Deve Jenningo. . . BOWL DOWN CANCER \VINNERS - Debl Hawley and Dewey Smith were the wtn· ners ol. lbe "bowl down cancer" I!Venl sponaored ·by the Melp Unit of the American Can· · ·cer Society. Debl bad a score of 70B and Dewey 8&4. They were e.ch preaented a plaque and certificates. The I!Venl WBB held al the Pumeroy Bowling Lanes and 8 profit of aOIJ was made. Mary O'Brien, CI'WIIIde chalnnan, mends thanks to Neacil Carsey, owner ol. the lanes ; Pleasant ElllA, Clsra Mcintyre arid BobMuaer, employes at the lane!; league secretaries, Betty McKJnley, Marlene Wllaon, Calista Searls, John Tyree, Pat Canon, · Bess Hendricks, Peg Houdashelt, Betty Smith, Debbie Dobbins, Butch Roush, Etta Mae · Norton arid Cheryl Gibbs. Pictured are, left to right, Mrs. O'Brien holding her daughter, Joy,- who ~~erved as mucot, DebiandDewey. t\ . ,, . I ' ' �' :·:·:·:·:-:-:-:- :-:-: -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:;~:::·:::::::::-:-:-:;:·:-:-:::·:: :;:::::-:-:·: ::::;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::~:: ;:::::::~;:;:;:: RIO GRANDE COLLEGE . LVne Center Schedule Wee k of April 29, 1979 DATE - GYMNASIUM NATATORIUM Ap'r. 29 2-4 p.m . Open Recrecation 6·8 p.m. Open Recreation 2-4 p.m.-Open Swim 6-8 p.m. -Open Sw im Apr.30Ctosed Closed May I Closed Ma v-:J 8·10 p .m . Open Recreation May J Closed Mav .. Fl p.m . Family Night May52 -.olp .m. OpenRecreatron Closed 8·20 p.m. Open Swim 7·9 p .f"". Closed Nig ht ~-= ami l y 2·4p.!Tl Open Swim May 6 Closed Clpsed HOME ATHLETIC CONTE ST S Mi\Y 2 BaSeball vs . Central State, 1 p.m .. doublehea der May 3 ~aseball vs. Otterbein, I :30 p.m .• daubleheader May S Baseba ll vs . Ed ison Sta te CC, 1 p.m., doubl eheader. Friday's Sports-ln·Biief, By The Associated Press GOLF NEW ORLEANS - Lee Trevino came from 3 shots off the pace with a 5-under118r 67 and took the second-round lead in the $250,000 New Orleans Open golf tournament. · Trevino had a 36-hole total of 1~. nine shots under par. One stroke back at 136 were --'------~-- first-round leader Frank Conner, Hubert Green, Curtis Saturday, Mav S or Strange and Steve Melnyl!. At Sunday, May 6 Boston at Montreal, TBA , tf 137 were Australian Bob . necessary Shearer, Cal P01>te and Jim . . Tuesday, May8 Montreal. at Boston , (n ), if cOihert. AUSTIN, Texas - Dick necessary Thursday, May 10 Mayer and Freddie Haas Jr . Boston at Montreal. (rJ) , if combined for a 7-unde<118r 63 PI.A YERS sOUGHT GALUPOLIS - Anyone wishing·to play softball on the VFW team should contact Jim Schoolcran ·or he at the Gallia County Junior Fair,grounds on Sunday, at 12:30 p.m. or Thursday, at 6 p.m. ON TilEIR FINAL GO AROUND - Five Wahama White Falcon baseball play~rs are playing thier final season at the Bend Area school. Pictured len to right: Kreig Sayre, Don Russell, Tim Rickard, .Jack Smith and Mark Smith. Wild pitch gives Reds 4-3 victory Cincinnati batters in order , and as late as the sixth inning had given up just two infield hits . But the Reds scored twice in the seventh when Dave Qmcapcion led off with a single and Joe Morgan followed with a double , Foster drove in Concepcion with a 'base hit and Morgan scored on an infield out. Morgan led off the ninth' with another double and scored on Foster's second hit of the night. Foster went to second on the throw, Dan Driessen was walked intentionally and Johnny Bench laid down a . perfect sacrifice bunt to set up the final run-scoring situation , "I went straight to (Manager John McNamara) and said 'What do you want to do?'" Bench said of his rare bunt attempt. "I left .it up to the base. The next time I take CINCINNATI (AP ) Uttell's ninth-inning a gamble , I'll know what the wild · pitch that let the hell I'm doing ." Cincinnati Reds defeat the St. Pastore thought Dermy and liluis Cardinals 4-3 Friday th e Cardinals were trying to nighT capped a strange, make him balk, or worse, game-long reverse pitchers' throw wildly into center field . duel. " He was trying to take " I just threw it in the dirt" advantage of my ignorance," was Uttell's only explanation said the 21-year-old Pastore, of the slider that got past who threw so weD in spring Cardinal catcher . Ted training that the Reds kept Simmons, opening the gate him on their roster. " I knew for George Foster to score they would pull something like that. They knew the last from third base. That gave Littell, 3-1, his time out I was pounded for six first loss of the. season and earned runs." But Denny insisted he was Ci ncinnati rookie Frank merely taking a calculated Pastore, 1-2, his first major risk. league victory. " It probably could have Earlier, Cincinnati starter been a key play if I had rnade Mike LaCoss let in a run when .it," he said. "Maybe (Garry) he threw wildly .to first base Templetoo would have gotten on a pickoff attempt . a hit and we would have had Cardinal starter John DeMy fWl·." another returned the favor by getting The Cardinals scored thr.., thrown out in the ninth inning in the fifth inning on times trying to steal second base LaCoss' throwing error, T'ony while Pastore still had the Scott's triple and George baD. Hendrick's base hit. "I was anticipating and I That lead looked pretty went too early," Denny said. "U I hadn l left until he threw secure, since Denny. had the bap . I would have stolen retired the first nine Mar~ • I him." " I've never had a good April ," added Bench, whose batting average dropped to ,180 after going hitless in three attempts. " I'm 1 not swinging the bat and I'm very N HL Playoffs At A Glance By The Associated Press Semifinil Round · Best of Seven Serie'5 Series 'I' Thursday's Game Saturday's Game. Boston at Montreal , (nl Tuesday's Game Mon treal at Boston ,. (n ) Thursday, May 3 Montreal 4, Boston 2 OR SMALL CAll THE UPPER DECK,· 675-5807. ASK. FOR M disappointed with that." ~'oster, who raised his average to .40>, also .l)oosted his total of runs batted in to 20, tops in the National League . . "George is a phemmenal hitter, one in a million," Bench .said. "When he's hot, . he can carry ,you." FULLY EQUIPPED INCLUDING FACTORY AIR Total of Payment $7115.12, Finance Charge $1485.12, APR 11 .92%, Purchase Price $6197, Financed Amount 15700; IS A FLEXIBLE UNE TRIMMER GOOD ENOUGH TO DE A TOP.O? \\' ht'u it l' ant ri m ;111d rll)l'l' f,,r up !u ·IS m iuuh·~ . End tt-diuus trimming by hand with illlt:'W , Vil hlt"- pa~.:ked. fl ~x ib le lin ~ trimmer thilt's J.(Ood . which has virtually assurred financial success of the bowl game with a guarantee annually of $250,000 toward game expenses. f'ootball members of the PCAA, besides Fresno, . are Fullertoo State, lilng Beach State , San Jose State and University of Pacific in California, plus Utah State. The MAC Is comprised of Ball State, Bowling Green, Caltral Michigan, Eailtem Michigan, Kent State, Miami of Ohio, Northern Illinois, Ohio University, Toledo and . Western Michigan. enllugh to be a l iJru. '19.99 '39.99 REG . $24 .99 REG. $49.99 '39.99 • CORDLESS . TRIMMER REG. $49.99 ' . 900 When.it's balanced for easy handling and unMievabl y •1100 lightweight-under 3\bs, When it's ji(Ot an adjust·/ able supportllandle for oomfCO'lable <mtiu\ . 1~5." For seven years through 1975, the MAC champion won an automatic berth in the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, Fla. MAC teams won six of the contests . . The as-yet linnamed new bowl game will be played annually, : starting in Decemher 1980, In the. 30,000 seat stadiuni to be built at Fresno Stat'e University in California. The National Collegiate Athletic Association on Wednesday approved the matchup on the . second Saturday afternoon in Decei1)Jl!!r, 'W<IP~~lity' bowl game will ~~. ~ •••• .. J ~ •\ \~l.,J.·'',. . . . '59.99 When it's g«: a Wlique system that automaticaJiyfeeds out new Hne with jusl a light t.1p on til< gtOW>d , ....... It's sot four super .thick imes with optional brush-rutter blades. '269.95 '159.95 REG. 5289.95 • . REG . $179.9.5 ••• XR250 lnt fide tht o'lll·f'lew Xlt250 and when It's on ' • 1400 ' ,, I . It weighs less than I I lbs, and,has a suprx.>rt handle that adjusts fur righl· or left-handed use. "'" "'' RE~. $69.99 •1200 . . THISTLEDOWN NORTH R~DALI., Ohio (AP) - Germane Vasquez rode Triover to an easy victory Friday in the featured eighth race at Thistledown Race Track. Trlover covered the six furlongs on an off track in 1: t4, paying $9.20, $4.60 and $4.211. . Second-place Miss Unojo returned $3,10 and $2.60, ,while thlrdillace Touch of Grilce paid $4.60. ·The Trifecta of Ray ·AnderSOII (9), Domour (o) and Pack Rat Wally ( 4) paid $3,114 .60 on 18 winning Uckets. The crowd of 3,905 wagered a.total of $>35,441. · .. ~E With $497 Down and any applicable sales tax · and title fees. Based on 48 monthly payments . for post-season bowl games since BANQUET NEEDS? OffiCE PARTIES? 1979 'GRAND .PRIX ONLY. • • Series 'J' Thursday's Game MAC signs agreement COLUMBUS, Ohio ( AP) - · add a great deal to the Mid-American Conference football programs in both the Commissioner Fred. Jacoby MAC and PCAA and the couldn't be happier over the intersectional aspect. of this creation of a · post-season event will help build bridges football bowl game between betw..,n institutioos in the the champions of the MAC two conferences as well as and Pacific Coast Athletic alumni and friends on both Association : sides," Jacoby said. uu 's an exciting adventw-e The Fresno game will he and will add an extra 'One of . just two "closeddimension to the Mid- ended" bowls in the nation Ameri ca n Conference matching designated football race each · year," conference champions. The Jacoby said Friday . " It other is the Rose Bowl in provides a reward for the Pasadena, Calif. football champions of lx>th Spoosoring the JX'Oject is leagues - a reward our the Greater San Joaquin champion hasn 't enjoyed Valley Sports Association. Simo~:;~f~ of. 'MADRID ·Britain - and Abreu and Manuel Spain shared the lead the · second round of Madrid Open Tournament. . necessar y Montreal at Boston , (n ) New York Ranger s 4, New York Islanders I Tuesday's .Game New York Islanders at New York Ranger'S, j n ) Thursday, May J New York Islanders at New, York Rangers, (n) Saturday, Moy s or Sunday , fN'V 6 New York Rangers at New Yor k Islander s, TBA . if necessary Tuesday, May a New' York Islanders at New York Rangers. (n), If necessar:.y Thursday , May 101 New York Rangers at New Yor k Is landers , (n ), if. necessary and took a 2-lihot lead afi,O;n: the first round off. 't~he;::~~f~ Legends of Golf to A 5-under-par second ~·"ce to the !J.et~ brothers - Jay and ~'"!'· Defending champlo.Jis .. Gardner Dickinson and Si!n';' Snead carded 3-under-l!!l' ; 67s. BIRMINGHAM, Ala . Jane Blalock · carded a · under11ar 69 to Claim first-round lead . In $100,000 Otey Q-lsman LPi;l,;'.·; Classic. Pat Bradley fired a 2-uri®J:~S~ to fot second place , Sale! · 1 WEEK ONLY-ENDS MAY 4 Mon. lllr\1 ~ tJ¥ 1'101: ~ XR'!. fO<X·strok~ andffldul'o·rtllttf Rtdl: the WPrt ~XU. ~If (l(l toad.Of f0U91'1, . ttl IS ""' ~ ""' ""' '"""""""' ""' "" ""' HOlt X. & 'A · ~u5~(all. ~'" fill~ ~to!~i. GQWG 111011Gl Tt)IH) arrfs'"'I.Jelow.Comeon dOW!l - Qr in(fl i:lltht ALL New,, Moon$ NOW 'OH DISII'I..AY BEll HONDA SALES Wll'lllt$ llsu't ,..._ w111 ·1at a!crilu&R,•pt<> �' \ '}0--The Sunday Times.S.ntinel, Sunday, f'..,f - Tbe Suorl•v Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apr. 29,197!1 to forget. Seemingly washed AP Sports Writer up , Koosman was sent by . Last year wasn't Jerry New York to Minnesota In an Kooaman's best season; This offseason deal. year just might be. . In the other American "I'm throwing the same League games Friday night , now as I always ha~e,'' the the Seattle Mariners defeated ,..beaten Minnesota Twin s' · the New York Yankees 6-5; left.hander aaid Friday night the Baltimore OrlQles after wimlnghls fourth game trimmed the Oaklanlf A's 7-1; this year, a >.a decision over · the California Angels turned the Detroit .Tigers. "It's )lJS! back the. Boston Red Sox 8-6; that these guys are giving me the Kansas City Royal s · excellent support. Anyone buried the Cleveland Indians coul" win with the kind of 15-7; ihe Milwaukee Brewers· support they have given me ." defeated the Toronto Blue Which is what Koosman Jays 6-5 and the Oticago didn't get .last year while White Sox blasted the Texas Pitching for the New York · Rangers 11-11. ·Meta, 8 l-15 season he'd like Koosman allowed seven · GALIJPO!lS - Gallia 6-1 while .. Mark Cornell . Academy High School's Blue downed Bruce Kuntz, 6-0 and Devils ·defeated visiting 6-0. Wellston , 5-0 , in a In doubles action, Mike Southeastern Ohio League CO<Jnen • Nate Thomas tennis match on Memorial downed Cheatwood · Allison, Field Friday evening. 6-1 and 6-2. Jeff Golji , Mike The victory left GAHS with Cornett defeated Mable . a ll-2 season mark. Inside Martin, 6-1 and IHJ. the SEOAL, GAHS upped its In ellhlbltlon pllly, Bob $npson doWned I!Ob Rood. · inark to 7·1. ln singles play Friday, Bob QAHS will · host Vinton Kiesling downed Jeff Davis, · County Wed!l~y In its next . IHl and IHJ. Steve Mullins outing. . whipped Joe Michael , 6-1 and '· ! : By KEN RAPPOPORT • Skateboard injuries decreASe - WASHINGTON (AP) More than 400,000 Americans who went bicycling 1aBt year ended up at hospitals for treatment. Nearly as many baseball, footbJill and basketball players suffered a similar fate, government stsliBtlcs Indicate. Skateboard safety seemed to be Improving, but direct COOlparisons with statistics o'. previous years may be ·rrusleadlng because of changes in the number of .. . .' ' GAU.IPOLIS DIVERSIFitD CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Dozer & Backhoe work by hour or bY iob. Transit & Lay -out work. Genera~ Contracting, all types construction, hous· ing , commr>rciat , in dusti-ial. Walker- Pa rkersburg Steel Building Oeal·e r .' .. .' .. ·.. Pl'lone 446 -4440 Office- I 1601) 1ndi-S Mon .- F ri. haipltals reporting to the countlng systems and · changeS in what is included In some categories. . The government's Natlonal Electronic Injury Surveillance System is still preparing Its amual analysis of injuries caused bY various products and activities, but preliminary data indicate ~.878 Americans suffered Injuries Involving bicycles last year: To be counted, injuries musi be severe enough to require hospital attention. The system was notified of 493,234 'injuries to bicyclists in 1977. But the spokeswoman Nancy Johnstoo, noting the possible· margin ot error, cautioned against assumtng the lower 1978 figure indicated an actual decline In in jurie.s . She did say there appeared :0 be a significant decline in 3kateboard • related Injuries in 1978, though no exaCt com· . ~-Qu;iity Homes At l A Budget Saving Price f t t * PARI\.WOOD • BARON t * HOLLY PARK t f + Sf.HlJL T , t * ~~~~~~~P~K I t"''~~~:.~E H~~~~"'' .1, ,. . . . .- ' ~" ., ..., ... ..-. t 675-3ooo. AND ~outh ,~.~~~;:'field a ' .. ..•. ..• •• PEP! ••.. ·-. ·..... ... .. t·. ..·.... -... ,. Weekend fishing report=~n ::':~AB8 '. · St~lnto!bep~low)'J~i.-...-0<1d~ 'llk.­ fc.U114...e rtcl 8.1 s...jun1' . th.!Gbel *'I )'I , -1oM. TN- .oyt;lou. Tl!ll quohty ,;oyt. lau . TN"·, no COI'Ipot•ICtl . Coll'lll 1M lor y<w.. lf. Y011 - ·• ha-4• """'! - rOI.I 't.ot .. ..' 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BUY NOW WHIE YOU CAN SM POMEROY Mary Voss 466.' •' As far as is ·known at this time, no bald eagles have OPEN 199, Jan Sheets 192, Betty Whitlatch 191. High Ind. Series - Betty Whltlalch 547. Jan Sheets 505, .. tile tree it was in was blown A7 41 44 4.4 42 46 25 63 High Ind . Game - Betty '• over. 48 40 Jack's Club King Builders Swisher & Lohse MoSley. chief of"the divisillil of wildlife. BUY NOWI SAVE NOW! · 5.& 3.4 45 N. Y. Clothing . BeHy ~ WL Rci yal Crown Riebel 's Used Cars 60 High Ind . Game - Donna Kelzenberg HIS , Betty Wh itlatch 177, Do.tfie Nelson 165. High Ind .' Series - Earlybirds March 21 , 1979 68 .GARAGI to Wednesdt~y Pts · Mine No . 3 Bill's Qua lily Body Shop Parkers AI Sen,•ice Don's Upholstering Sports transactions on Ther e are fo_ur active nests "" about four or fi ve years of age of bald eagles m the state, all and have a lifespan of 20-25 ofthern near Lake Ene. Two are ·In Sandusky County, one in Lucas County and the other on the . federal refu~e In Ottawa County. Eaglets wer e hatched recently in both Sandusky County nests, possibly two in one of them. II is not known whether the remain ing nests hold hatchlings . "There are probably eggs !,here, but we don't know if there are any eaglets," Schoby said. Case and Ohio Sta te Univer sity graduate student John Means Jr ., went In the federal refuge Friday with the Maryland eaglet. Means was to make the 80-00 foot climb to the man-made nest, which was built to replace an old nest th at was lost when out for POMEROY LANES Friday t4ight ladies · -~-- SHOE ·cAFE CJL!25~~ The t riumph was Balt imore's. 20th victory in 21 games . agai nst Oa kland , Including the last 13 1n a row . Angels 8, Red Sox 6 Dan Ford smashed three singles and scored twice as Califocnia ended a fol!f-game · losing streak by beatin g Boston with the help of four Red So• errors . California · put together three singles, a walk and a three-base error by Boston left field er Jim Rice for a four-run rally in the fifth Inning that broke open the , game fpr the Angels. LOS ANGELES ( AP ) Rbyals 15,1!1dlans 1 'Mike Mikolayunas, hired last AI Cowens clubbed four hits · Feb. 22 by UCLA as an and Frank White sma shed assistant football coach , is three , Including a home run, dead at.the age of 30 after an as Kansas City blasted · apparent heart attack, the Cleveland. The Royals, school reported. winnin g their fifth Mikolaywias, . who joined straight gam e, pounded the UCLA staff on Feb. 22 starter after · five seasons at the Wayne Garland for four runs Un ited States Military in \he first inning and added .Academy, died early Friday five In the second. at his Simi Valley, Calif., Brewers 8, Blue Jays 5 home. Gorman Thomas ' three-rWl • At West Point , he served as homer capped a four-rWl offensive coo rdinator and Milwaukee second inning , ·coached the quarterbacks. triggering the Brewers over He was to be in charge of Toronto. quarterbacks ami receivers • Winner Lrry Sorense n at UCLA. scattered 13 hits, five of them Mikolayunas, a native of bY Rick Bosetti, before being Baltimore, Md. , attended lifted 1n the ninth. Davidson College, where he White Sox 11, Rangers o .was a three-year football Chet Lemon drove In three starter . As a senior in 1970, he rWJs with a two-run homer led th e nation In receiving and a double and Claudell . with 87 catches for 1,280 Washington also drove in yards. three r(Uls and scored three to lead OtlcaRo over Texas . POMEROY LANES '1N lY ~s' loAA.KES SUNJUN\., :. ,t ~ ,.i: ·' ' . The eaglet was COLUMBUS, Ohio ( AP) refuge Can a bald eagle from brought to the state from Maryland .find happiness In Maryland on Wednesday by an .artificial nest on the Denis Case, non-game Ottawa National Wildlife bio log ist for the widlife division. Refuge In Ohio? Well, it all depends on Case. who oversees the whether the bird gets along project for the division, has wit h some · prospective been workihg on ·Increasing .adoptive parents, according the state's nesting popul ation . to th e Ohio Division of lor sever al years. Wildlife . There arc approximately 20 Th e division hoped FridaY. nestin g bald eagles in Ohio to put a five week-old eaglet 10 of them adults, accordin g in a man-made nest on the · In divisiOn spokesman James Schoby . There may be othe.rs, but th ey are visi!nr~. Local bowling · \.------------'!'!1 everybody to look Ofiy ~"'*'for~, fo~o•i•wm.....-ICIACkiiL · hcu~JM if ifslaU , it'1 for real. YOUI . • ., ·- ~ Pll[n~97C:~~t~ ~re . • .. :• . ·· BLUE DEviL rinlcy-<llnk players at Vinton elementary school this past winter were first row, left to right, Lee Booth, Scott Donahue and Mike Spelln. Rear - Jona~ BU8h, Tadd Walters, Joe Moore and Adam Lanier. Not J!lltufed - John Denney and HUNTINGTON - WOWK- regul8r .seas6il game on 8 Clyde Donahue. · . zy, Ollntlei 13, will par- night other than Monday <><• . . . ticpate In a new five-year Chamel!3. · · agreement belwaen Major :WOWK-TV wiD laWICh its Monday Night Baseball 8 MENTALPATIEN'I'§.:., coverace on June 4. Channel · MADISON, Wis. (AJ>) blamed for 87,093 injuries. In will televlae tbe World Series 13 'Rill televise 12 consecutive "Being a full-time craz) 1977 they had been counted in By The Associated Pna Anliocll . OuUook good. 'tiU Fiill, Dll, and l1183, batb Mondays '- with the e:J[· person Is becomlng-·. an " category together with Here is the weekly Ohle OHIO RIVER - (Hannibal tbe American and Nadmat· ceptlon of All-star Week, occupation" for a certain roller skates aDd scooters, fishing report as Issued on fbol) 'Wat"" ·temperatUre sa Lalgue cllll'nplonpblp 8ei'lll July .16 - through the end of &eg!llent of our society, says but the total for. that group • Wednesday by tile degrees, cW,ar to cloudy. · and the A!l.8tar Game ln ·19110 August. The World Series will Sue Estroff, a Unlvel'lity of was 226,868 injunes - about Department of Natural Water level sli«htlY hllh· and Uta, and • new blend of' begin Oct!)ber 9 In prime Wiaconatn anlhropolosl.st. . . 42,000 m9re than the 1978 Resources : Q-appifll S.! feet througbelll l'ellUiU'- omes becln- arne. Uving . In a system lila' <llannel 13 will. carry 16 supports total for the three·. . CENTRAL OHIO lhe day on m!PnoWI. Outlook. ' nli1g llllii Yell'• people wh• Mrs. Johnston said the INDIAN LAKE _ water SOO<IThe new contract, whlcl regular season games this acknowledge !hell Season and in 1981, 13 games r~ the apparent temperature 54 degrees and OHIO RIVER - (Racine goes lnlo e!rect tiU disabilities, she says, many decline, m lkateboard m- . cloudy . Largemouth bass .Fbol Old Town Creek) Water calls for tbe 8ddlti1111 ol threi In 19110, and 17 games In 1982 · chroolcally dist1D'bed people Juries cook! be m usage, hitting spinners baits In u 'temperature 58 degrees, Sunday aftemoon.tames In aild!983. ."eam their living by being In 19110, WOWK-TV will ! perhaJIS the fad has peaked, feet of water In the channels. clear to cloudy. Largemouth September that 'lriU be different.'' or maybe kids ·~~ more Try the northeast ~ of the bass 2-5 feet . Fish morning slgnlfleant to the pennant carry the American and The 28-year-old · aware !J(thedanger . lake. Walleye in U feet of and evehlng. Try silver races, the COilCEilbaUon of National League cham· anthropologist spent Jwo In team sports, govern- water . Drift niglltcrawlera apodns with pilrk 'rind . Moodly Nlgbt Basellall in plonshlp series, the AJI..star years living with a group of; ·ment eKperts estimated 100-150 yards off the south .Crappies In 4-8 feet June, July and August and . Game, eight Monday night chronically disturbed people· 399,874 baseball ·related The side rocky shorllnes. White throughout the day on l!lllall the addition rl another games In June, July and ;to ~ite her doctoral thesis.· 1977 esllmates were: bass on small spinners along minnows arouncVfloee lopll. She atteqded therapy baseball 400,266, footba ll south shorelines. Bluegllls !-3 Outlook good. . .. sessions, took powerful! 406,477, basketbull371.875. feel. Try $Quth Fork area. antipsychotic drRgs, The new stallstics snow Crappies 1-3 feet . Use Frid1y's guard; ohd John ' Taylor, wandered l!l'Ound downi!Jwn lwo other major sources or minnows and fi sh the lrush Sports Tr•nuctlant offensive tackle. Madison with her subject and: IQ:.UUNGSSET r ec r eatio n·a i inj ur ies: piles along Ohio 366. Channel By TM AIIICIC .. Iecl Pms SOCCER developed personal ' MIDOLEP()RT Public BASEBALL . North Americ..n playground equipment with catf ish a nd ,bullheads · on hearings iriu be held Mon- · with 43 mental relationships Natton.lleague Soccer Lu\lue 155,158 and snow skiing with worms off Ch ippewa patients. day, Aptil 30 and Tuesday, ATLANTA BRAVES LOS ANGELES AZTECS 103,893. · Moundwood Gha nn el and Activated Bob Horner, third Signed leo. Vi!!n 'veen, mid · While many b.eh,vloral . The y ea r before, Drean1 Bridge. Outlook good. · May I •t 7:30 p.m. at Mid- · baseman. Placed Bob Beall, f ielder. · to a One-year con - scientists have. atudled dleport Vlllage.HaD. Purpoee playground equipment hau . ALUM GREEK LAKE fi rs t baseman - outfielder, on tract . · mental patients In holpltala, . COLLEGE been liJII(lC~ted with 150,311 . Water temperature 52 is to provide citizen Input Into the 21 -day ·dlsablecl list. she may be the first to nve the filing !I an application PHILADELPHIA PHILCOLUIV>. B IA' IJNIVERSin InjurieS and skiing with degrees and muddy. Some Placed Pete - - Named Dick Dragalia< ·amoflll the growing number LIES 83,015. . . bass hittin g crank bajts and with HUD for $330,300 for the Mackan\n, lnflelder. ·on the offensive backf ield coach . of mental· patients who ' eztenslon !I sewage lines Other listed sports ROd spinner ba its in the coves. 15-day disobled list. Pur· ' receive treatment outside Broadway, Elm, Page and ch ased lhe contract of Rudy recreational ca1egories in Walleye J-<1 feet off the rlprap hnsoitala. Railroad Streets. Meoll , i riflelder. from' 1978, und tile estimated nnm- muegills in 3-6 feet of water. 1'hja appUCiltlonl.s at the In· Oklahoma City of the ber nf inj uries , were : . Fish in the cove.s and it8e red vlt.tlon of HUD throllgh the American Assocl8tlon. Bowling 15,400, exerci.'le worms. Cupples around FOOTIIAIIL National Football LeJ19ue equipment . lll,568, flshlilg ·brush. Use minnows and fi!ih Community Development WASHINGTON RED 5!,320, golf 21,369, guns 6-12 feet of water. Bullheads Block Grant Program. Allin· SKINS- Signed free agents terested clt!Rns are Invited · 211,489, gymnalllica 50,300, iakeWide on nightcrawlers. Sian Winfrey and Buddy to attend. hockey (field and ice l 4!,325, Outlook good. Hardeman, running becks; Frank Collins, Terry Lind · Ice skating 32,198, mopeds . SOI:ITHEAST OHIO sey . and Bill Helms, ·and minibikes 20,464 , THE LITTLE MUSKINGUM receivers; Gregory Dublnetz. · 1!110Wlllobiles 25,642, soccer RIVER Water ·guard; and Tom Mllanovltch 73,395, swimming 61,405, ten- temperature li8 degrees and and Angelo Wells, defensive . . · · nis, badminton and squash clear slightly high. Local Bowling ends &!!!~dian Foothltlll,.~iu• . 81,567, toboggans and sleds Smallmouth bass 3-4 feet SASI<.ATCHt:WAN Rough· 61,057, track and field 15,996, throughout the day on POMEROY LANES . Riders - ' Traded Bob Tri County LN'gue trampoiln·es 15,387, volleyball spinners. Muskle 2-3 feet Richardson. fight end. to lhe April24, 1979 70,764, water skiing and sur· throughout on creek chubs. Toronto Argonauts for future Pts considerations .. Signed Paul ling 29,838, wrestling 53,691. The best area south of Eagles Club 110 Williams, , cornerback ,: Columbia National Life 68 Cleveland Vann, linebacker; Roach Gun Shop 60 Roger Aldag_. offensive H&R FlreSI!"'e 54 , . Bill's Body Shop 50 Lldlel Golf Asssn. of the .·Marjorie Halliday and Pomeroy Cenient Block ..a ·High Ind. Game - Blaine • Gtlllpnlle Golf Club opened . DeanleSmlthwlnning. the !9'19 golf . seuoo Wed· The monthly business Carter 126, Bill Smith 221, • Pelers'1'J 208. " nesday at 10 a.m. with 17 meeting will be held Wen· Dave High Ind. Series - Blaine ladles present for nine and I! desday, May 2, at 9:30 a.m., Carter 584, Ron Toler 570, followed by nine and 18 holes Mose Norman 558. · holes of play. High Team Game - BIWo . Prizes were awllrded for of play. Body Shop 920, Columbia lint low net to Phyllla Sheeis, After play' the ladll!ll wiD National Life 880, ROach Gun · and for second low net to Bet· have lunch oo the patio at the Shop NO. · High: Team Series - · tySommera, Golf Club House. All .members ri. the ladlell Columbia National Life 2569, · There Willi a lie lor low put· Bill's Body Shop 1504, Roach ts for the first nine boleti, witt 8810ciaUon, are Invited to Gun Shop 2472; . participate in these events. . ·PICI · .. ··. ••. ... " Ladies golf action bPgins ~; ' .. Channel13 will televise .... three S~nday ball ga~es ~: J .. ·-.•• · ·•.·-. . . VJN'l'ON elementary's Blue Devil cheerleaders lor this year's rlnky~ program were; left to rlllht, Angle McQJmas, Karen LaRue, Cindy Neal, and Diana LaRue (on top). Advisors (nol plctJu'ed), Sharon Neal aDd Martha McComaB. hits and struck o.ui eight before needing relief help from Mike Marshall in the ninth inning, when John Wockenluss slammed a · leadoff homer. · The Twins jJimped on Dave Rozema for four runs In the second inning for all the runs they needeed on 'five sln~es and a sacrifice fly. Willie NorwllOd, Rivera and Mike CUbbage ea<;h singled in a run after Glel)n Adams and Rob Wilfong had singled. Roy Smalley .added the sacrifice fly . MarinersS,Yankees5 Pinch-hit home runs by Bob Stinson and Dan Meyer In the eighth Inning capped a three· run Seattle rallr and led the Mariners past · New York. Meyer delivered off Dick TldrOw after Willie Horton and Stinson also hit solo homers in the eighth. The rally made a winner out of Mike Parrott, who took over for Seattle starter Rick Honeycutt in the second inning after the Yankees scored all five of their runs .· The victory snapped an 11· g8J!le losing streak for the •Mariner's. Orioles 1, A's 't · Baltimore defeat e d Oakland as Mike Flanagan · jlitched a three-hitter and Ken Singleton, Lee May and Gary Roenicke hit solo home runs. Flanagan completed his. first game in five starts and helped the Orioles to their ninth straight victory. years. biologists say. The bald eagle is a · protected species and ther), are severe penalties, . both actually nested~ln the hackin g state and federa l for harminp, i!>wer which was built with them. The National Wildlifu funds from the U.S. Fish and ~'e derat io n offers a $51l1J Wildlife Service, Cleveland re ward for inform aliofl Electric Dlumlnatlng Co . and leading to th e conviction a! anyone harming an eagle. the division, Schoby said. Ohio law provides for " The division • Was unsuccessful this year in $1,000 line a~ d a possible jnji attempts to hatch several . ter~ o{ six months. ·Federal eggs fro m the Cincinnati and law provides fo r a 1.\,000 fin!· Columbus zoos in incubalnrs an d up to 12 months in prison under th e Bald Ea gle at Ohio State. Eagles normally lay their PrOtection Act. " If we ever catch anybod'' eggs in February and March Two or three eggs per clutch (hannln g an eagle) we're going to prosecute to U1e full 18 not uncommon Eagles mature .sexually at extent of th e law," said Carl Wildlife division continues project Koosman wins fourth b-attle Blue Devil netters post 7th league win " Apr . 29, 197!1 . ' i . j . . . . . . . . 01111...,. ·' ' -, CO~ _,.. 312 SIIOi ··~- ~ 67_ 5-11·60 . . . , ..... ""¥.. ~­ Sbn Houri: Mond~rider I a.m.-5 p.m: · ~IJ 8 a.m.-12 naan :·~ w1Po1s • Tribune :·Paint rtamm • • .1be Dilly.Serltil*.' Marlene Wilson 176, Marlene I I "wn""i , ,··RAiNJwOUT PITTSBURGH (AP) Saturday's ICheduletl game between the Houaton Aatroa and the Plltabui'Rh Pirates was postponed becatllle of CO• -·- rain. f• · 204 Condor St. · The fl&_me will be rescheduled lometime In .. J~y,~cl~!'_.~~n.sald. Pomeroy, 0. 992-2,75 Ma nnlng Roush, Owner B A:M.-5:30 P .M. Mon llt hru Sat. ' · .. .••• ;.' ~GRAVEL'l" Your kind of mo~" GRAVELY· TRACTOR SALES & SERV'ICE Wilson 169, Candy Brothers 165 . .PUBLISHING ... . . I (' h4M·/It'f>/'r/IN ............'llt~·'"ll"" Women's High Game - OHIO .VALLEY 'SundiJ nmei ~ • ; 'f .. Wom«!n's Hlg·h Series _____._ . Marlene Wilson .495, ,Candy Bro1hers 410. Margaret Wyatt 389. ,· , Evetynew Gravely laV1111mower is built with the Gravely quality that has helped our !awn arid garden tractors become legends. Call or visit us for more information You'll be snld. B.:·cnuS€ · Gravely builds their laV1111mowers the sam way they build tractors.And thai's tough. OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT SA LiE$ J•·~clion Rts. 7 & 35 Gallipolis, 0 . 446·3670 1·5 Mon. thru Saj. ••••-••••••••••••••••••••••lli••••••••l ' •• .•,. "·• ,••. •• ,.•• .., •• • . ~ ~· r, •• �....._.-. . C-7-The Sunday Times-Sentinel, Sunday, Apr. 29, 1979 County agent's corner .......... :~ ·:>:: BY: DIANA S. EBERTS COUNTY EXTENSION AGENT HOME ECONOMICS MEIGS COUNTY By Diana S. Eberts Co. Ed. Agent Home Economics Meigs County . PLANTSTHATPOISON POMEROY - The most lrmocent • looking, even th e . most beautiful houseplant or · a plant found in a garden or · field may be a potential killer or ·cause serious illness if .eaten --, and children are frequent victims. Here is a liBI of common plants, the parts of the plant that are poisonous, and symptoms which occur when the plant is eaten. House Plants Hyacinth, narcissus Daffodil - Bulbs. Nause; vomiting, diarrhea. May ~ fatal. · Ole~nder Leaves, branches . Extrem el y . poisonous. Affects the heart produces severe digestiv~ upset and ~as caused death . Dieffenbachia (Dum b cane), Elephant ear - All prts. Intense burning and Irritation of the mouth and tongue . Death can occur if base of the tongue swells enough to blo ck the air passage of the throat. Rosary pea, Castor bean Seeds. Fatal. A Single rosary pea seed has caused death. One or two castor bean·seeds are near the lethal dose for adults. Poinsettia - Leaves. Fatal. One leaf can kill a . child . Mistletoe - Berries. Fatal. Both children and adults have died from eating the berries. Flower Garden Plants Larkspur - Young plant. Seeds . Digestive upset, nervous excitement. May be fatal. Monkshood - Fleshy roots. Digestive upset and nervous excitement. Autumn crocus, Star-ofBethlehem Bulbs. Vomiting and nervous excitement. Lily-<>! - th~ - Valley Leaves, nowers. Irregular hea rt beat and pulse, usually accompanied by digestive upset and mental confusion. Iris - Underground stems. Severe, but not usually serious , digestive upset. Foxglove ~ Leaves. One of the sources of the drug digitalis, used to stimulate the heart. In large amounts, ·Expect your work to go faster, easier with exclusive hydrostatic drive · Nearly .every farming !nte rn ~l l o!' a l .iob _goe s beHer with an exclusive hyd ros.tal tc dnve. With out clu tching or shi ft - !ng, wt th JUSt o~e lever, you get the exact speed you wantInstant forward neve rse , too . You're not held back by fixed g~ar ratios or throttl e settings. In mosl cases, you 'll accompliSh more work pe r gallo n of fuel used - and you'll save wear · and tear on yqurself. · t312 cu : ln diesel eng ine; deli vers 69 PTO hp eConvenient handl ing with hydrostatic steering, deep upholstered seat, handy controls. eTorsloA bar draft control wit h lower-link hitch sensing provides dose cont rol tool s. "- · Sea . ~• for details. E••Y 'OffiCial test finance plana available. more on one end than tbe : r.::= other. Balance ill importsnt : :;: for a number of reasons. An : ~ unbalanced blade causes -~ vibration, which causes parts : :;t to become loose and fall off. · •"" U blade balance ill extremely : ~ out, bearing damage in the : t:; engine can occur. ·!;:;: • To check for balance, small : balance cones are available · • • oo the market that you can : " set the blade on and see If it : t"'i . does balance. Other ways ln- : elude the use of a nail, . •"'e welding rod or slmllar Item : ~ to see if the blade Is out of - ~ · balance. To correct, remove ::;;; grass. more !Dings off the beavy :it Here's how you sharpen the end, until the blade ·is balan- · ""' blade.-Start by disconnecting ced. · ::::; the spark plug wire, as a The lawn mower blade •·: -:; safely precaution . should track. Tracking is a : .;::; Sometimes lawn mowers tenn that describes the art of : ·::.; · start jtL~l by turning the ooe end of the blade followin g : 5: and D=~= s:LiNGS- Rob Massie, left, repres.,;ting the Gallia SoU blade. Now remove the eJWctiy in tbe same path as - ~ dislributetreeaeedllngstolocal:ho!~ Gary Vollrath, service forester, prepare to blade, taking note of how you the other eod of the blade, as :!; do It so tbat all the spacers, the rear wheel af a car : ':11 etc., can be put back the tracking in the same track • :I lt!ft by the front wheel. If the : .... lawn mower blade is not --~ tracking; it Is not running :.:;: horizontal. · 1bis means the -~ GALLIPOLIS - Friday servation District and the supplies, so it has become was Arbor Day and the Gallia Ohio Div!sion of Forestry customary over the United BYJOHNCOOPER to intercept water that is blade Is bent or was not iri- -:; : , : .... · . County sixth graders have agam eo-sponsored a States to plant a tree on Arbor SoU COrul. Service causing the septic tank stalled properly. To check for tracking, in- : ~ received white pine seedlings tree seedling, to be planted, ; Day . PT. PLEASANT - · We seepage field to be stall the blade after you have -::2 • as an ob:lervance of this. The to ali local sixth graders. Last year was the first year were on the Vernon Withrow overloaded. The tile that Is to sharpened II. Then, measure : ;;:!. : Gallla Soil and Water ConArbor Day was originated that t he Gallia SWCD olr !ann on 1birteen Mile Creek be installed will be around the distance from the Up of - • as a day to remember the served the day in this man- near Stones Mill. We looked the perimeter of the seepage · vttal Importance of our · ner. Because of the at a creek job on McGee Fork field at such a distance away the blade to the housing; turn the active principles cause renewable woodland t remendo usly po si ti ve of 1birteen Mile Creek tbat that the septic 'water cannlt the blade 360 degrees and dang erously Irregular resources. Though a response, it was repeated and had been done by Mr. enter the new tile but at a measure again to see II the heartbeat and pulse, .usually rene~abie resource, trees expanded. In 1978 almost 200 Withrow in 1959: The design location where the new tile measurement stays the .: digestive upset and mental must be managed properly to trees were distributed; · th is for this creek· repair was wUI intercept ground water same. Next, tum the blade : confusion. May be fatal. gtv~ us an ample supply of year nearly 550 were given lo made by Lionel Smith and which is presently 180 degrees -the other end of • Bleeding heart (Dut- qua ty products. Renewable our youth in ali county and Denver Yoho, formerly of overloading at the seepage the blade - and measure : chman's 'breeches) from Up to the housing. If the • does not imply inexhaustible city schoo,ls, scs. field. Foliage, roots. May be We were well pleased to see We were on the Virgil Dur- measurements are within a · . poisonous in large amounts. that this creek had gone st fann on Red Mud Ridge. 64th of an Inch, actually if : Has ·proved. fatal to catlle. through twenty years and Mr. Durst is interested in · they are within a 16th of an · Vegetable very little work was .needed · building a dugout pond to inch, yolll' blade tracking IF probably all right. The clos• Garden Plants POMEROY - The Alfred about macrame. Refresh- · at this time. When the work provide water for his these two measurements a• Rhubarb - Leaf blade. was originally done the banks livestock. While there we Fatal. Large amounts of raw Angels 4-H Club met April 21 ments were served by were sloped, the creek chan- noted that the huge ridge top the less danger you wlll h at the Lisa Henderson Carolyn Ritchie, Lori Burke . or cooked leaves can cause residence with 14 members and Renee Kaylor. Members nel was shaped to the desired meadows on the Durst !ann, of the blade waiping dt' running. convulsions, coma, followed and 3 advillOrs in attendance. are to continue working on size and the disturbed area which COI18ist mOI!tly of Unless you have hit r11pldly by death. The club discussed having a the macrame project for the was seeded and mulched. We aUalfa, are growing very heavy object such a.< a rooii3 Ornamental Plants 1 and selling Stanley · next me eting. The next noted a conunent on the nicely and are nearly hall Daphne ~ Berries. Fatal. A bake sale along the surface of the sot.~;~:: for fund raising. Demon- meeting will be May I at the design that was still in the file knee high at this time. Mr. your ·lawn mower few berries can kill a child. · strations and reports were Amy and Alice Ritchie folder made by Harold M. Durst always cut8 an abunWisteria - Seeds, pods. given by Missy and Tammy residence. - Lisa Burke, RhOdes, State Conservation dance of · high quality hay probably in good Mild to severe digestive Engineer of sa; at that time. from these meadows, He Is except for sharpe· ning. With upset. Many children are Calaway, Leann Robinson reporter. The conunent was, "Ex- going to concentrate efforts Utile care in taking and Brenda Calaway on the poisoned by this pl•t. · noll' to pasture improvement similar amoun' at fl'llOin-:~~!3 The · Five Point Star Stit- cellent job." . Golden chain - Bean-like subjects, Pinning Down a chers J . L. 4'H Club met ,\pril We noted a few places on and baa spread some manure end, the blade '!hould re capsules in which the seeds Pattern, Health and Science. 19 at the Janet Kobicntz the banks that. were eroding on pasture and also limed balanced. are suspended . Severe "Fwmy Bone", recreational residence with 10 members now and a few places in the and fertilized much ri it. p ~is oning . Excitement, game, was enjoyed by the and on e advisor In at- channel itself where some staggering, convulsions and club members. Refreshments tendance. Business discussed debris had lodged, but our obwere served by Usa Hencoma. May be fatal. derson, Krist! Gaddis and included .craft s and self- servation at this time was Rhododendron, Laurels, determined proje cts. The that the removal of the debris Azaleas - All parts. Fatal. Lori Robinson. The next recreational game, " I pass and some small amount ol will be May 19 at the meeting Produces nausea and you my puppy dog," was bank seeding""" all tbat was vomiting, depression, dif- Tricla Sams residence . - enjoyed by the club mem- needed. (SAY OOYTZ) ficult breathing, prostration Tammy Calaway, reporter. bers. Special plans fo r the The ditcher is now in and coma. The Meigs County next meeting will be making Mason County and designs Berries. Shepherds 4-H Club met April wood art. Refreshments were have been made by Walter Jessamine Fatal. Digestive disturbance ~ at the Extension Office. served by Becky Edwards. Salamacha for drainage at and nervous symptoms. Business discusSed included The next meeting will be several fanns. These include Lantana camara (red Market Lamb Weigh-in May April 26 at th e Chester the William · Boswell, Jr. 'r sage) - Green berries, !ann near White Church, the 26; ~ a. m. to 12 noon, at the Metho.dist Church. Fatal. Affects lungs, kidneys, Albert Thompson !ann also Meigs County Fairgrounds, heart and nervous system. and market ialltbs are to be The Hillbilli es 4-H Club met near White Church, and the Grows in the southern U. S. home , weaned and on full April 23 at the Maxine Dyer Elmer and Mike Newberry and in moderate climates.feed two weeks before the residence with 14 members place. The designs were Yew - Berries, foliage. Weigh-in date. Jim Clay, and twp ~dvisors in at· made on the George and Ed Fatal. Foliage more tolic Carson !ann behind Mason. Jackson Area Animal tendance. than berries. Death Is usually specialist Charles Sayre, near attended the Business discussed Insudden without warning meeting to . talk With" the eluded havin g a skating Hickory Chapel Church, is symptoms. members about selecting party, Commun ity Club also planning to do some market lambs and the Awards program, and 4-H drainage on his lawn and Walter did the survey work methods of dOcking and projects. on this job also. The purpooe castrating Iambs. RefreshDemonstrations were given of the drainage on the lawn is The Deutz D 1' JO 06 uses less fue l than any trac tor in ments were served by Shelly by Cheryl Riffle on Pocket -----.lclass. And 11 ' ~ome s with these outstand ing features Avis, A11gie Spencer and Pets. She told the parts 'of a sta nd a rd e' ~uipmen t : hydr ostatic pow\H sieering Frisbee Tag, Disco dance Johnny Rice . The next mouse and how to care for It. hydrau liC b' rake s: 16 forward and seven reve rse meeting will be May 7 at 8 p. Becky Rife gave a demgn- and an art l'Ontest were eO· synchro,m joyed by the club members 1esh transmission: independe nt plo: dii ffc•cn:loO"' m. at the Meigs County stration on Vegetable Garllal l ~ck :. heavy duty swinging draw bar: indet o er1d e n ~; Demonfor recreation. Fairgrounds. - Rodney dening I, how to plant a parkrng orake Deul z safe ty cab and four-w heel drill<?:.,.. strations for the next meeting Tripp, reporter. garden' and what she had avai labl e as optional eq uip ment . plant etl . Richard Basham will be given by Cheryl Ri!Oe The Town Clowns 4-H Club gave a demonstration on You on Rabbit I, Billy Dyer •on met AprU 21 at the Brenda and Your Car and asked Law n Power Equipment, Neutzling residence with six . questions about the care of a Richard Basham on Animal members and two advisors in car. Robin Myers showed Disease, Patty Dyer on tree attendance. The First Aid how to care of a pocket planting, and Mary Colwell proJect was dlscuased with camera for her Photography on Genealogy. Refreshments were served Spring Ave. demonstrations ·on what to do I project .. by Mary Colwell. The next for people in shock and Pomeroy,O. meeting wlll be May 7 at the · aerioua IKrns. Also a report Maxine Dyer residence. •Themootcarefullyenghlfltrodlt'IICIOI'in the llorld. on sood grooming Items was ' Rlchard Basham, reporter. given. Refrethments were served by Betty Spaun. The riext meeting will be April 28. - Joy Spaun, reporter. ., The Eastern Meigs 4_8 Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woodc and daughter, Conn!, and Club met Aprll.l9 at the Joyce Richard Daniels of Dayton Ritchie residence with 21 visited the Charles D. Woode members and one advisor in attendance. The club home and her mother, Hilda business included receiving White, during the Easter 6220 ~AL BUGWEISER project books, changing the holiday. club name from Sunbeams to . Juanita Swartz ls very the Eastern Meigs 4-H Club, poorly at this writing . . and discussing where tbe Attendance . at Sunday 6215 2-a. CUPPER meetings would be held. The School the pajlt Sunday was recreatioruil games, '" People 41. Offering was $30.70. Wor'lo •, People"' "Elephant,'' ship service attendance was "Cookie" and "Car" were 3Q with the ~v. Richard 6291 4-GAL.· •· Thomas speaking on ' 'The enjoyed by the cl~b mem- Cleansing of the Temple" ~a. Special plana for the Garner Griffin sang next meeting include "Dwelling In Beulah Land" 63&7 4~-GAI.. demon.stratlona by Pauln Ufe Tw · and Joe Yount. Refreslunents o elderly couples, Chas. were terVed by Joyce Rlt- and Helen Woode and Ernest chie. The next meeting will be . and Isola Taylor, were Special May 3 atthe Joyce RitCtue honored for their long and devoted service to the Alfred residence .fi·om 7 to 9 p. m. - Church on Easter Sunday. Aprll30 • I Usa CoUins, ,reporter. Charles D. Woode received word of tbe death of his St .a lnleu l Sprayers The Tuppers Plains 4-H sister, Ora Shaeffer, in · Club met April 19 and 24 at Colum.bu!. He accompanied ' the Alice aocl Amy Ritchie his brother-in-taw.and sister, ,· AvaUable In Same CElla SOYA residence with nine mein- Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Orr, of ' IIOiil, befa and one advisor in at· The Plains, to Columbus for ·Capacities HIt her Prlce1. tendance. Project ldson the serviceS on Wednesday, I' I included how tp lltuff celery April25. GAWPOUS . and Creative Arta, learning BY JOHN C. RICE ExtensloQ Agent Agriculture Meigs County POMEROY - Lawns are starting to turn green, and before long the grass will need mQwing. And, to get that neat manicured look, the laW.: mower blade must be sharp. A sharp blade act!lliiiY lowers the horsepower needed to turn that blade through the grass. Thus, the engine may be r:un at lower rpm, use less fuei and result in a better job of cutting the - ·~ - I Arbor Day observed same way they came off. Use a pair of gloves so you do not cut yoursell too easUy while removing the blade. With a grinding wheel or a good file, sharpen the blade. Try to sharpen each end of the blade, wting the existing angle of the manufacturer. Actually, this angle runs between 25 and 30 degrees. U you get the angie too sharp, the blade or cutting edge wears too fast and ill more susceptible to deep nickS from rocks, which should not be there but sometimes get Into lawns. If the angle is too blunt, the blade will not cut well and you will notice the grass starting to appear brown on top from pounding and breaking of the grass rather than cutting it off. Balance ri the blade is very important. So, try to take the same amount of metal off each end in the abarpenlng process - not excessively i S Lay of the land ...... Meigs 4-H Club News ·- lnternatlonal 8 Deutz Hydro86 Tractor MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 3rd Pomeroy,O. 992-2116 BIG FUr.:L-SAVING TURBC' J·CHARGED AIR-CO' OLEO DIESEL 125 PT;o HP NOW IS THE TIMEI ~- TBWll FUL10N-1HOMPSON TRM:1'0R SA' ES BUY YOUR ORGANIC FERTIUZER AND WORK IT IN WllH A TROY BILT Tr.actors Alfred · Soeial Notes hudson. spraytd~st headquarters nUER '21A9 '20A9 '24.49 •56.95' st.. / RT. 7 At· • ca 1M., , 0111o �' C-8- The Sunday T'imes.sentmel, Sunday , Apr. 29, 1979 · Sunday , April 29 ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol tore con 11drng m any ot th em thr s Corry th em orll .:IIn ne The problem occ ur s when you Some one rn you r cro wd rs a br t SCORP IO (Oct 24-No v. 2? ) place tarth tn a pe rso n wh o of a s c: h~mer and can I be ~ Don ' t take al face valu e some can ' t hand le money L earn" reli ed upon one vo u kn ow litt le ab out mo re about yourse lf b¥ send - VIRGO (Aug 23~ Sept. 22) espec.. 1a11y 11 yolJ're teamin g up rng lor your copy ol As tr o- ex tr a walc hful o l your poss es· with th1 s perso n It co uld be Grap h Letler whrc/1 begms wr tt1 sion s toda)' o r you may sutl er' cosUy ae your b11thday , Marl $1 fo r eacn som e kmd o f loss to A su o-Graph P 0 Bo)( d89 . don ' t broa dcast what yo u have Aad ro Crty Si al ron, N Y 10019 LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 231 You Be sure to spect fy br rt h sig n may be sure your rdeas or GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) Be th o ught s are corr e c t , but y o u ' ll 'Your • 'B1rlhdav. care l ui you Qon ' t grve an asso· 'J cta te any reaso n to be 1ea 1ous ove r a relatrons hrp you have wrth a mutual fr iend Treat 4prll 29 . 1979 4 • them bo th equally - ~ ab rh lte s thr s co mtng ye ar and : · substantial ga rns can bt,;o made • · as' well as advance ment rn yo w cnosen care er Don I depend : - on oth ers . 4 : - · TAURUS 14pr il 20-May compla rn abo ut your chore s today No one Will take p rty on yo u. so yo u 'll have to ge t the m do ne yourse lf · or str el chr ng a dollar tod ay those you pal ar ound wtth to<1a y can be fully tru sted be - BRIDGE _ _ O .::...s .::...wald Jacoby and Alan Sont~i!._ -· _ Shrewd play helps gamble The really expert South For The Finishing Touches On Your Prom Outfft (ayiieh~ • J 10 3 of hearts from the lead and play to the first trick . If East • KJH • J + K8 7 6 2 el tPkd EAST • 10 9 8 3 2 • A Q65 • 97642 • 8 53 A 10 clubs. thlm it is clear that he won't also hold that spade king . With 13 high-card . poin ts incl uding two aces he • 64 + J 9 the bidding . South decides to check on the whereabouts of the club ace befOre pla yi n g trumps . South risks a club ruff on this line of attack. but de· 54 llf ---- • A K Q 10 SATIN KISSES • Q3 Vulnerable: North.South Deater: North W est Pass North East South Pass Pass 1+ ••Pass Pass Pass cides that h e can afford this s light chance. He leads a AQUAR IUS (Jan . zo-Feb. 191 Pass Monday April 30 ASTRO·GRAPH Bernice Bede Osol Opemng lead: • 10 CANCER · (June 21 -July PISCE S (Feb. 20· March 20) .. today, b ut \hJ S will be due to yoUr own c hoo sing . The o utcome will b e good ARIES (Merch · 21-Aprll 19) All those c h o res you' ve been negtec t1ng over tt'le weekend will be h :. : r1J ied elficiently and quickly today , putting your mrnd at ease VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) Yo u may be call ed up o n to s how Your loyalt y an o td tnenct to d ay Yo u won ' t mrn d a bt l ra e ve n rf 11 inconve nre nc e s you some how Mak e sues makes you a formrd ahle c o nt en de r today 'tt rs n ' t likely any one wr ll try to ge t the uppe r hand ove r you SAGITTARIUS (Nov .23·Dec 21) Someo ne may seek 'y o u out to day for purposes o f JOining 1n· a venture tllat could be pro fit able to bo tn ol yQu Do n ' t dr scoun t thE! off e r with o ut s tudy . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan .19) Although th e p o s1t ion you ta ke on an iss ue may not be th e popula r o ne. rf you state yo ur ca se obt ec tivel y others writ end up ag ree rng with yo u AQUA AIUS (Jan. 20· Feb. 19) Today IS a go od da y to and Alan Sontag The Shoe Cafe Lafayette Mall know how to bid the hand whtch represe nts a 50 percent chance. PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 5 AT 10:30 AM Locatron: lf2 mile west of Bidwell at intersection of 554 & Woods Mill Rd. LISTING IN PART : 1973 Lincoln with 34,000 miles, owner. r eserves last bid on this automob lle.2 swivel rocke rs, da y bed , 7 piece dinette set, 5 ptece dinette set, Ke nmore refrigerator , gas . range, ut ility cabinets, 2 metal beds, maple coffee fable, wardrobe, dresser , foo d c hopper, quilt frames. sc hoo l seat, pole la mp , shell lamp. brush saw almost new, hand saws, 2 garden Stir ay e r s , 8 hole hog feed e r , 2 f i re grat es, 250feed bags , S'r thes, shovels, sl rp scraper , 2 rolls of barbed wire, log chains, w ire stretc hers , rope , si ngle trees, electric fe nce c harger w 1th pos ts , ex tension ladders, milk cans, St ilfar d sc al es, ice to ngs, larg e anvil, 2 wheat c radles , pll onogr aph , s ad i rons , L . corn she ller . dep ression pitc he r , Aladdin la mp, wash stand and lots of sma ll & m rsc i t e m s . OWNERS, MR. & MRS. HARRY PHILLIPS 300 2nd SEE GENE JOHNSON, BOB BRICKLES, NOT RESONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS 1----:;,:;:~;.:;;,;:.;;,~;.::.,:;.;;_,;_:;.:;,;;;,;;.;;.;,;~;;.;,,;_ curuss BROUGHAM · 17, 175 miles, AM -FM, AO channel CB, t ilt steer .• c r uise cond ., P . ~tndows , p _ seat. p _ door locks. Split seat · velour . White landau ~i l vf' r fini 5h wr th hll rr v rn y! Fnt l rj'lJ'l r ri wi t h r y l rnr1rr f'nf!lnr> , c;pilf Pron omrr il t f.. tr.=lns., Ji(lWf'r ~ f f'f'rin~ , J)OWPr hr i'l k' PS, c"'fld AM r <'l rlio . Tht~ is ~ rf'ttl Shil r p lor tt l . ly <'wnr<1 pr r kur Onl y f7 ,Rfl0 mriPs . ~utom~ti c . 1976 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO An other clean loc al one owner Here you ' ll f ind cruise control , tilt wheeL AM st ereo, 8·trac k, fac tory air, and powe r door loc ks. Low m iles, drives supe r White . •4295 1977 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Th e G.M success car. Frni s hed in pln trn um wr t('l b lack 60 40 v inyl In · t E>rior and a match ing padded tan· dau t op Air conditioned , tl!t whee l, radi o, and ~a ll ye II w hee ls. See i t now . '4395 money a serious teacher WATCH IT GROW WITH A Athens County •\976 DODGE CHARGER SPECIAL EDITION '6295 '2695 1977 OLDS TORONADO BROUGHAM MOTORCYCLE ' '795 You'l l f ind here til e fin est per sona l luxury automobr lc manufilc tu red by ONDA CB361lTI MtOTORCYCLE Oldsmobile . Lo~ded wi th AM FM tape , tilt & telescopic wheel. power se ats ( passenger too). r ear de froster , power an tenna , and heavi ly padded landau lop. Glaci e r ;.,_ _ _ _ _ _ _\ :!!!.--J.: bl~u~c~O~n:e~l ~o~ca~l~o:w:n:c:t ._.:;~!!.~ 1978 CHEV. MALIB:~ 4 DR 1975 BUICK 4 DR SEDAN tr uly thf' nic est f r~ m i l y si1ed sc cttln in tow n . M Pdium b lue fm ish w itn m e~ t c hi no 60 -40 rloth intrrior Thi s 1S r~ n d d<~ rk blue vr ny t fop On ly 37,370 ,f! c tu i'll rni i('S on thi s loc i'! onf' ownf'r . ' 1976 MONARCH GHIA 4 DR W l"o rl r f' Ytf' rr(' r ter . ·r rea r window ~ -:tefros fac I ory a r • 20 000 Dark metallic blu e Les~ 1an ' m !les. El(ceptJonally nrce ' h u rc11 rn r 1y v il" y t lf yn1• ' rr tnol< rnn !("'r il ni r P in trr rnr>d li'l tf' thi 5 i ~ it A1r ronrt .. P . S frf'nntl , P hrilk t"~ . P wmtiows, P ~ f'ilt , r;~('lio <'! nrl nf'w prN Y ]rurn 1irf'S 'h '3495 '3895 . FIREBIRD ESPIRIT \~ l t l l"o tnr i'ln(i m i1k hinn r lnth in iPr ior Rea l gas saver , srrlal l V ·6 en9ine , 1978 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 1977 GRAN PRIX Onl y A .•H~l trw rni l n~. /'oM F~ SfPn : ooo, r ,1 rl 1ro. Pi! II Y(' w,hf'r ls, rnroti ru m h h ·If' p,, ifl1 . Tt-io; ("'nf' will ~o filS f . Cloth sea ts, silver, red rnt ., 16,787 miles. Loca lly owned, C.B.. built ·in AM·FM stereo rad io, air, Rallve Whee ls. ' :a..-~;;..;~---.!!1'"'-'!!!'~===-:':59_9~5=\'--------·5-2-95.... BUICK· -. PONTIAC ' Phone ' wer e prepared to instru ct foreig n la ng u ages. ch emistry , eart h sci enc e , . ph ysics, compr ehensive ~md ge n e r a l sct ences and ~eogr ap hy '·E ven m the subj ect a reas wh ere we do pr oduce qu a lifie d tea r:h e r s, the r e aren't en oug h to fill the avail able jobs. The only real surplu s ar eas are tn Ht:LPAYAIIABLE . . COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPI11(•11) is availa hh• for any Uhin a u t· n cn unt er in g ~liffk ull ) in paying utility hill s ;.1s a rrsult of winter's c:ornjM> Unded by the fart that lhc r e wer e rew j:! r education graduates iu t he wh il e ~1 ft te I<JSt year' th e number or tf'o chcr vHcanci es incr eased by 62 percent Ohio isn 't Uie only st;;te fe e ling the s hor·tagc . It' s ha ppcuifl !-! ~\ cro ss the e ntir e C'Q Untry " We l]aven't kept up with the supply and demand ," said Lo r en Bar gmann, a r ecr mter "fr om th e San Bernadino, Cillif , school distr ict during a vtstt to Bo wling Green . Cr1hforn ta, he sa ul , was not tra unng lh e kind of teacllers being needed t he mo st Socia l studies and n·latcd cmrrgcnd es. .. 11n· ft"d(·ra l go\'Cn\mcnt has n ·t·t•ntly allocat rd $7.7 t'IU'I'g}1 phy s ica l l.>ducatmn , he added , were areas or o ver s upply . Teacher s of Sp ecia l education , speech therapy mUli un for tht• E nergy Crisis lnh·rn·ntiun Prugram, at·c·Hrdin g to the state's offit:e or ·ruu sum l'rS' Cowiscl. . Ln ur dl'r to apply fnr lht• funds . c·unsumcrs must haw n ·c·t•h •t•cl 11 disronnef'tinn notkt• ali wt• ll 'as proof uf annual im·omc. /\pplkation t•a n bl• · tnadt• thr(JUgh local By The Associated Press · Ohio •tee! hauler remained m the Mercer County~ Pa .~ jail Saturday, followmg a co nfrontati on between a group of striking Teamsters and a tiuck driver . .Tile in cident occurred Friday afternoon on Interstate 80 aoo~t 12 miles ea sl of Youngsto wn , Ohio. The Pennsylvania State Police sa id the group of striking steel haulers slowed down the trucker, who was ha uling a load of steel coils, to . tell him about the strike. The mcident occurred F r ida'y after noon on Interstate 80 aoout .12 miles east of Yow1gstown, Ohio The Pennsylvani a State Police said a group of striking t•ountv c·mnmUnit y action 'tee! hauler" slowed down the ag c nty 11fficcs through May rig to tell the driver aoout the :11. st rik c.f , . In <uldition to providing The driver, Albert Sabnon , mun t·y for po1ying utili.ty bills, 11, of Bloomsbury, N.J .• then tin· c·tni sum e rs' oHict• allegedly fir ed a shotgun bdit' \' l'S fw t ds will a lso be from his cab, actordin g to the <.1\'<.tilahl e to cover the r usts of police He wid polire lh"l strikers were throwing rocks and most of the wmdows of his cab were bro~en . One trucker was hit by the shotgun blast. Th e Ohio man was identified as Richard Muir of Girard. He was being held on $10,000 bail on charges of reckless end angering and assault, criminal mischief and propulsion of a missile. Salmon was {reed on $5,1100 oond after his arraignment on char ges of aggravated arid reckless assa ult endangering The· woun ded man, Identified as Harold Natvig , 2!1. of New Castle, Pa., was reported in guarded condition at a Sharon, Pa ., hospital Saturday morning, with back and chest wounds. The Ohio Highway Patrol reported no strike -related mcidents 111 the state Fndlly night and Saturday morning. In Middletown, Ohto, ' workers at Armco Inc.'s steel plant were ' fm·l oil clt-livt•rit·s, blankets, t·rm·rgt·ncy furnafc repairs, h·mpc1rary sh elte r fund s and tltlwr cmtls asso<'i atcd with thi s nast winh.·r 's en ergy r u.'its . on lhP inb lo ading steel on weekends. according t.o a The Yo un g st ow n -based company employee , and the Teamsters for a Democratic , t;OGO workers furloughed due Unio n continued to maintain 10 the strike were being that a 5 percent surcharge recalled . asked for by the carriers will Butler Co unty Common not be enough to end the Ple as Judge William R. str ike. It is pushing for a Stitsinger on Friday issued a separate and deciding vote by . temporary restraining order . ~t ee l haulers on t~ e 1r against Teamsters Local 836, reamsters contract. . rcstmt in g th e lotal' s II meeting was also bemg members and officials from hel!l Saturday_ between the shipments, any further interference with trucks or supplier s at Armco • chool psycholog y pe r sonn el wer e c ntically needelt, he said . . Ron 0I stol l, a recr uiter froJOl the Lake For est School Di stl'ict. a Ctm:ag:u subur b, sAid findin g good t eachers is Im·r cHsingly difficult . THIS WEEK'S RATE 9.295% New! "Money .Market" Certificates * _182 DAY CERTIFICATE $10,000. MINIMUM * INTEREST PAID ON MATURITY *Substantial Interest Penalty for Early Withdrawal . Meigs Branch . ........-::.--.... Athens f'.ountv Savings &·Loan asked to approve the s ur cha r 8e • a n d representatives of the steel . T h e restrai nin g order carne.r s. Among. th o se allowl'll steel shipments to attendmg the sess1on was resume and the company Wilham F . Wolff Jr., was 'a ntici patin g that president of Youngstown production will retur n to Cartage and vice president of normal this week . the Nati.onal Steel .earners Armco security guard Ray AssociatiOn,. a_cc9rding to a Ratliff said he did not see any company official. . The. . nfhcml smd another pickets when he came to work Saturday morning. He said mcetm g IS schedul ed for acti.vity at the plaQt was still Mondaybet~een the ICC and slowe r than usual, and added U1 e earn ers representatives . that normally no load is done Farm families watching dikes AS!iociatcd Press New contract offer given " Large enough to serve you, yef 'small e nough to know yoU" RICHARD E, JONES, MANAGER 216 W. Ma·in _St. o: . 99Z-66$$ Pomeroy, All depos1ts Insured to 540,000 by Th• Federal Savings & Loan Insurance . ' ,\ . . 1$ ln t ers t ~te ~om m e r ce Conuntss1on , ,which has been ~ i installations . The order also rest ricts picketing to 500 feel frum lh e m1"II . telephones and National through far m tev1es and Guard helicopters patrolled roadways, movrng overland Weary and beleaguered, schools in the s ubject areas of thousands of farm families th e wa ters looking for and leaving only tree tops and and townspeople along a lOll- persons who have g tve n up farm silos VISible in places. Uvestock huddle on high mile •tretch of the floodin g. the fight to hold the flood Hed River kept a cautious back or who need fqod or isolated mounds of earth, fed watch overnight on soggy medicine . About 2,000 by fa rmers in boat s. A earthen dikes, softening after persons remain away from tr u cker sa1d a portion of 10 day s of holding back the their homes in th e lwo s(ates. lnterstat< 29 prolrudi ng " Last year was the f1rst . ALBANY , N.Y. \AP ) The m am criSis passed above the flo od "looked like a yt~ar we felt the teacher The st a t e made a new river from the fertile prairie Fnday 111 East Grand Forks, IJ:·idge across an ocean ." farmland of th e Upper s hor t ag e,' ' h e sa id , also contract offer to its st rikin g population 8,400, and its sister Carl Osowski , 38, his wife Midwest. SAN ANTONIO, Texa s there Thursday night.. durtng a vi sit to Bowlin g pnson -guards' union today as Almo st all of those in jurc'<l l~r ecn city Grand Forks, N.D. , With F lo od waters from lhe (AP) - A sniper who "felt negotiators w orked to set tle a the pollee were following him s uffer e d minor gunshot .lame:-; M ttc hell . a reeruiter 10-day-old walkout gripping north-flowmg Red and its 54 000 residents, where a tributaries have form ed seas ro~nd-the-cloek fight to all the time" fired into a wo und s, but some su ffe r ed froru Shelby County, Tenn ., tll e pn&>n system . 15 miles wide alon g the upper mamtam mor e than 10 miles festive parade crowd, killing other injuries i n th e ~i d-.M ere has always been a 111e sudden movement m two person s and leaving 50 confusiOn . Joann a Campos, 6, shortage or te t:~c h ers in some Uie "tong-stalled talks came Red River Valley of North of d1kes has been going since others injured either by ' r ece ived a pun ct ured lung subject areas - especially after the Wlion proclaimed 1ts Dakota, Minnesota and the last week Gund erson sa ld the river Canad ian provinc e of gunfire or in the rush of when Mrs. Ca stillo, morta lly mathematic~ and scien ce. defian ce of back-to-wo rk level dropped to 48.89 , feel wounded , thr ew herself on hundreds scurrying for One of the major raS<ms for ortlcr s from the cow-ts. M~~~ - are farm ers who f'riday in F..ast Grand Forks th e ch ild to protect her . cover, officials said th e sh ortage IS the "myth of Nn sooner had Hollis Chase, are trying to build their farm aft<r cresting TI1w-sday at DesPite th e sJ10olings, som e th e tccher ov ersupply," Most of the injur ed th e e >ceeutiv e director of dikes higher, but they have 49 .09 feet , the highest point of receiv ed gunshot wounds, F iesta event s con tinu ed ·Mitchell said Dec reased striking Council 82 of the nothing to build will) ,'' Orley this centur)' and about a halfalthough at least 10 others Friday night. enrollments in primary and Amer ic an Federation of Gunderson, civil defense foo t below the tops of the Pe1ers said he t'Ould ta ke no were injured as screamin g seconrlpry schools sm ce the CYNTH IANA, Ky. (AP) Coun ty and Municipal director for East Grand dikes. spectatDrs sought shelter in extra security precautions early 1970s have create d the State, Forks, Minn ., ·said Friday. Employees , enter ed the Federa l Av ia tion More than 2,000 Canadians the melee, police and hospital for tomght 's parade beca use psychologica l effect of a " Y.ou see water seep in g hav e left their homes ln Administration officials were Albany County Jail on he already had all available tcar·hel surplus, he added. officials said. Friday , than the state and the through their dikes, and they Manitoba, wblle seven expected to begin a n about 280, officers , Bowlin g Green , said union agreed to their first have no pumps to get it out ." receptions centers have been invest igation Saturday of a "He (Attebury) would controlling the crowd for Richard son , i s attempting to The U.S. Army Corps of set up ln Winnipeg for the crash that claimed the lives m cd1 atwn meeting in three expose himself as a nash, fire Fnday's parade. combat th e problem by days." Engineers says a re cord_ homeless. of three Ohioans and then duck from the Police said the sni per , Ira in iti t ialin g a s e l e ~tlve National Guard helicopters The victims were killed late Unton sources said the 825,650 acres have bee n· door " said Poli ce Cap t. Attebury , a rcliroo World recruitment campatgn auned nooded, causing nearly $59 and Coast Guard ooats have Friday when their singlestate offered specific new Patrick Nichols . · w ar 11 veteran , eithm- killed at convincm g Ohiu senior million in damages m North evac uat ed 209 persons, terms for a poss tble engine OJerokee Piper plane. When officers burst into the him self or was shot. to death · hig h school st ud ~ nt s the Dakota and Minnesota . mostly from rw-al areas m in flames shorUy lTashed resolution uf the dispute, but vehicle, after a JO.minute lull bv officers who tried I<> rout tcal'hin g p rofes sion IS alive Many ISol ated fa rm Minnesota and North Dakota. after takeof( from t he the sources refused to detail in the firing, they found him from hi s rollin(', arsemrl :md well . famili es were without F'lood waters have broken Cynthiana-Harrison County wha t they were. Attebury's body , shot several _ a motor home pa rked in a Airport. police saJd. times. r ented space where Frida y's The dead, all from Toledo, "It looked like one of the Battle of Flowers Parade Ohio were Identified as the wounds was self-infli cted , formed. pilot: Mark Myers, 23; Mike behind the right ear,'' said 1he 64-ye ar-<>ld Attebury , Coppins, 30, and his wtfe, Police Qlief Emil Peters. . desc ribed by friends and Mary Coppins, 26. The two dead women, 26- . relative• as paranoid an d a Harrison County Coroner year -<>ld Ida Long, and recl use. had an arsenal m the Ed Whaley said that the Amalia Castillo , 4B, the mawr home . " He had enough Coppins had been driving mother of 13~ were standiiJg ammun ition to start a wa r ," trucks.for Brock 's Farms and only a few [eel from the said f:'olice Inspector Marion Greenhouses .o r motor home and were shot Talbert. Mich ., and l.ambertsville, point-blank . Their bloody " He felt the police were experienced motor trouble bodies lay face-up as the following him ali the tim e," near Paris , Ky ., while llhooting continued. his hrother , Rny, said by attemptin g to deliver flowers "He came prepared to st ay . phone from Naylor, Mo. " But to a florJsL . awhile," said Talbert after it was all in his imagination ." The Michigan firm hired examiniqg the motor home .' One of nine childr ~n in a Myers to fly to Kentucky with "! saw a lot of loaded Mi ssouri farmin g family , Ira two repairmen, and then (anununition) clips inthcre ." Attebury"served in the U.S. bring the .Coppins back to Police found 15 weapons, Coast Guai·d during World j • Toledo. · lntluding a shotgun, a semi· War 11, h" brother said . Ira Whaley said the plane automatic carbine, nin e other h a d no form al firea rm s clipped the tops of trees rlftea and fow- .3tklaliber training but had hunter! for immediately after ta~ eoff revolvers. One r evo l v~r rabbits and other sm all then crashed on the "other contained , a spent s he • gam e, Roy Attebury added. side of th e south fork of the Cla yton Richard s, the leading pollee to. believe that Licking River" into a hillside was-the weapon mfl1ctlng the manager of a mobil e home about two miles from the . park where Attebury on ce fatal head wowd. · airport . A dog owned by the Attebuty had parked hiS lived, said he forced Attebury Coppins was also killed in the motor home on the corner to move because he w as crash, Whaley added. where the parade was to "always para nmd and was The coroner said the hodles begin . Mike Pach eco , queer 11cling. _He wa~ afraid PtWM KI N() AND QUEEN - Named king and queen of th~ Wahama High School prom Friday night were Tim Rickard were badly burned and fire of a nearby tire of sometl1ing ali the tun e. He .and Rachel Beard, pictured herewith their court. Tim is the son of Mr. and Mr!. Rnnald Rickard, West Columbia, and Rachel crews were called in to t'OOI said Attebury had said pnlice always were the wreckage so the •bodies Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Beard, formerly of the Bend _Area but now of Chester, .Ohio. The theme or lhe prom )llllrked in the same spot the watching hun and people could be removed. was "Oid-Fashioi\ed Love Song" and decorations featured a romantic blue-streamererl sky with silver stars and a ga.ebo. two years and parked were alw" ys stealing thinf." ' and .' . Saturday begins trad e 1974 suruK:I GT380 and compreh enstv e an d gen era l scien c~s ." he noted. The 35 sc hools surveyed reported less than 1 percent of the ir gr a duati ng teachers PAGE 1·0 Crash probe locks. seat and tri -band electric antenna . AM-FM stereo with fac tory installed Citizens Band Radio. New Buick Trade 3795 busmess edu cat10n, special a nd educ at wn , libra ry edu c at w n"' l media- Sniper's ·sp·ree leaves two dead FJni'ihed rn gold m e ta llic pa int w rth a da rk brown v inyl t op _ Ttie interior rs e)(ceptiona lly clean , fu ll y equip ped i ncl uding AM ·F M an'd fa c tory ai r Local owner New LeSabre ~ me la i !I C m math ematics , mdusttal cu·t s, di st r t but1 ve ed u c a t i o n , elem e ntar y a nd ph ys w a l " Where we need teachers educalto n ," Hichardson sa 1d . the most are in second ary T h e_ - problem !S 1974 GRAN TORINO ELITE with matchi ng Landau ; lop. Equipped with AM -F M Tape, l ~ rui se co ntro l, p~wer windows, western cas t alumrnum r oad- whee Is and rear defroster . 1 Pricod R•g h '1· Si l ver sttortage the near futw- e, according to some members of th e academic community. Jerry L. Richardson, the as s istan t director of placement services at Bowlin g G r een Stat~ University , r eccn~ly conducted a survey which revealed a 45 percent drop in the number of graduating teachers at 35 teacher p r eparati o n s c ho ols throughout the state. Bowling 'G reen is rated among the top ten teacher producing univeritles ln the country. P tatinur'n fin tsh with mat chrng viny l ' roof and 'black velour 60--40 seats . Full power Includes windows, door Pmod 1o Sell SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 1979 BOWUNG G REEN, Oh10 ( AP) - Taxpayer revolts , failing bond issues, an d Proposition 13s are leadmg to ._____~~--~--------~~----------~ '6295 NO. 13 Revolts, tax defeats, leading to shortages OLDS 98 REGENCY 4 DR 1977 FORD F-150 PICKUP itntintl Hauler remains in jail ___~ Vol. 14 QUALITY NEW AND USED CARS. 1978 We'll say middle-aged John and Mary Jones , for instan ce, who have~ home worth $42,000 on the re>l esl•t• rmorkel . do Jones multiplies by 45 and determines he owes $661.50. receive a greater yield on outside millage than it did the yea r However. discussing it with a neighbor, Jones finds that the before, but places no such restriction on the first 10 mills . state is going to pick up 1.0 percent of his tax tab, under a 1972 Auditors accomplish this by rolling back the outside millage rollba ck law which was part of the state income tax enact- countywide to mamtain the same yield as the year before. ment Jones cannot detennine the amount of the milage reduction . Deductmg the 10 percent, his bill then drops to $595.35. However, he proceeds to try to estimate'the general effect of The budget bill would increase the state rollback from 10 to the inflated millage on his bill. 12.5 percent. Jones determines that if it passes, he can deduct $82 69, and reduce his liability to $578.31 , for an additional In his case, he ·has 35 outside mills which he applies to the savmgs of $17.04. fonner $14,700 value, for tax purposes, of his home. He comes J ones then determines that the 20 percent inflation has in· up with $514 .50. Then, he calculates that the first 10 mills in his creased the market value of his home from $42,1100 to $50,400, last tax bill produced $147. He innates it by 20 percent and gets and the taxable value from $14 ,700 to $17,640. $176.40, adds thisamount to the $147 and sees his tax bill swell The Jones fam1ly lea rned th1s and other real estate tax facts Now, the Imaginary taxpayer has to lind out about "outside" to $696 90 .is they set about trying to calculate their next bill. . and "inside" millage, to go on with his aritlunetic . The 10 percent state rollback reduces it to $621.81 ; a 12.5 per· They live in a county, along with school. health , and library The 1976law put a freeze on the amount counties can collect cent rollback, as ptovided in the budget bill, would take it to distri cts which levy a total of 45 mi lls. A mi ll is $1 for each from the "outside" millage , or those l)eyond the first 10 "in- ~.54. $1 ,1100 of value. side" mills which are levied by the counties without voter ap- · Remember that Jones' bill, before the three years of in- " Under ·ohio's uniform rate requirement, the $42,000 Jones proval. flation , was $595.35, ana $578.82, with the 10 and 12.5 percent home is appra ised fnr tax purposes at 35 percent of market From ,here, Jones can only project how the county auditor rollbacks, respectively. Thus, inflation will have caused his val ue, or $14, 700 will pro-rate the 20 percent of inside mill inflation among the bill to increase from $26-$30, more than wiping out the tax Calculahng that one mill amount s (n $14 70 on his property, taxpayers. The 1976 law provides onl~ that a county may not reduction in the budget bill. They would sta nd to save about $17 a year under the pending bill. ' Howe\'er, the Jon ese~ would see the cut eaten, without ever reccivmg it , next year , by a 126-$.10 rise in their tax liability . lnftation would be the culprit, having caused a boost of 20 pertent, we'll say, in the value of the Jones home since last rexalued t hree years ea rlier by the county auditor. . Despite the inflation-<:aused boost in the Jones tax bill, the family didn 't feel the full impact of 20 percent inflatiOn. This was because of a 1976 Ohio law which placed a partial freeze on inflation-<:aused tax hikes. b n ng -CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT GREG SMITH AT THE SIGN OF counties eith'e r having scxennial reappraisals, or lrt enmal value "updates ' ~ by county a uditors thts year. live in such a county. Kenneth Swain-Auctioneer Savings & Loan HARLAND "WOODY" WOOD, OR By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS , Ohio (AP ) +A property tax reli ef packa~e in the pending state budget bill to be voted Monday in the House , would mean only a temporary savin gs of a few dollars a year for tbe majority of Ohio 's homeowners. More senior citizens and di sabled homeowners would get a slightly · better break with an CKpansion of the homestead exemption some already enjoy . . Under the legislation, mem~rs of these groups could have incomes of up to $15,000and still qualify for the exemption . Th e present cutoff is $10,1100. A projection of a ,fictitious, non-homestead fa mily's taxes shows that inflati on would swallow more than the cut the f31Jlily would get under the bill . Inflation boost< property values, and therefore taxes. This would happen at least within three years and as ea rly as 1980 if the family lived in one of roughly a third of the state's 86 SWA'N AUCTION SERVICE oNF:WSPA P F H FNTf..' H P H!SF: AS..'\N l th1 s column a nd WI/I rece i ve c o p1 eS of JACOBY M O DER N) D Property tax relief just temporary measure Here is another Terence r ecommend this action exReese hand. South 's s ix · c~ pt when partner has spade call was a dectded cl ea rl y sflown that hi$ trump gamble, but he jus t didn 't su1t is self s ufficient sci entificall y . (Do yo u have a quest1on for The jack of hearts is cov- tile el(p erts ? Wfl/e · A sk th e ered by East 's queen a t tnck Experts ·; care of th1s ne wspaon e . South ruffs and ts rea dy p er lnd nod uaJ queS ti On s will to go arter his 12 tricks . be a ns wered If accompan1ed He has to lose a club a nd b y s ta mp ed self-addressed a ll e lse being equal he er: vRiopes The mos t m terestshould try a trump fin esse ' ng ques /rons will be used tn classified !N FWSPA.PE R EIIITERPRISE ASSN ) A Kentucky reader ask s if we h ave ever r aised p ar tn e1 with a sin gleton t rump . We ha ve even rai sed when vmd of hts s u1t . but don't By Os .. ald Jacoby .. 0-1 - The Sunday T1mes.Sentinel. Sunday , Apr. 29, 1979. 21) Cfour . SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov. 22 ) 'Birthday Yo ur rea li st ic appr oac h to rs Th rs c om rng year offers you fresh beginnmgs and a new sta rt In area s o f your soc ial life tha t had seemed diffic ult to cope wrth Se veral new acqua intan ces c ou ld be com e long-lasting fn e nd s the pic tu ·e at ne· Throw ou t all tho s~ thin gs yo u ' ve L.cen sweepi ng under the rug _ ltJ i o gtec ted tas ks Th ink LIBRA (Sepl. 23-0cl. 23) April 30, 1!179 order Your sac ral enco unte rs may be GEMINI (May 21 -June 20 ) Be· more sen ous than merely play ca use yo u ar e excep tronat lv practi ca l tod ay, thrs would be a good 11me to put you r budg e t.i n order You 'l l mak e m te lli gen l c horces 1hat 11 1tle ex tra ertort today a nd you II be pus hed right out rn fr ont at th e pack Pe rsistence an d de t e rm~nat ron pay o tt b ig knows that his only c hance is wrt ll a rnend and discu ss an to drop a singleton importa nt matt er th at ha s bee n kmg of trumps . He t r tes the on your mmd Each wrll be play and the king does drop. re ceptive to the other . F1nd out mo re abou t yourse ll rn yo ur Ask liM I!XINPII Sign thrng s through s lo wly and ca re fully today anc) you wtl l away rather than play th e o oe- be able to clear up a perpt exrn g upsmanship game personal srtu at 10n whr c h h as ARIES (March 21·April19) Mak e had you bogged do wn certai n the un derstandmg yo u LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 II you amve at w rt h anothe r today has need ass is ta'nce at lhts trme. !he same meanmg to him or her go to someo ne wllo rs Older C11 thalli does to you . and no one wh o you co n s rder m ore wr tl get hurt matu re Th ey 'll be ~b l e to olfe r i NEW SPAF'EA ENTE RPRISE llo SSN I you the right krnd o f h e l p . club to dummy's king . East TAURUS (Arpil 20-May 20) Th•s plays his ace a nd now South is a good day to get toget he r to try Pass 3t Pass . 6• 2+ sensr w~u Tread softl y to av ord 489. Radlo Crty Sta t ron N Y 20029 Be SU r ~) !O SIJCCt fy I.J ir th would su rely hav e opened SOUTH + AQ!875 2 $19.95 $1 tor eacn to As tro -Graph . Bo>< fnend ttu s also shows up with the ace of WEST +K • Brnwn Black Wine Taupe notes th at East is marked with both the ace and queen NORTH too stron g a nd nurt a 23-Dec Saturday, AprU 28 won 't do you an y good to 201 LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) Be sure ~ : Yo u It have no tr oubl e makrng ~ have a drflr cu!t tim e pfov rng ' Re l y upon you r own talen ts a nd CAN CER (June 21-July 221 II bl:l'grr rs wtth voor brrlh day M ad Alth ough yo u mean well by tr ymg to gtve so me thrng to 21) Telltng a lrllle whrt e Ire to another . this pe rso n 's prrde s mooth over somethmg won ' t can t han dle 11 Under standrng work today . Be the s tr a rghllo!- wrll go a long way to help PISCES (Feb. ·20-March 20) II ward person you usually are CAPRI CORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 191 yo u 're rn a sr tua lio(l today where you thrnk vou have to rmpre ss a n.othe r per son . wal k SAGITTARIUS (Nov Ab o ve all . nt;w A!l. tro Gl;:opl Lc l tf'r whr ct'l In o r d~r to a~ Ll.) rn~ :,~;, ,. c.w arrns toda y . yo u rnay come on Jane and their four children remained on their farm four miles north of Oslo, Minn . A ctay dike 5Ih feet high rings their prnperty . OUtside the dike, water which sometimes reac h es depths of 7 feet in the field extends three and four miles in every dir ection exce pt to th e east. · • .' . .. ' . " I've got water everywhere 1 look except , thank God, seepage in my yard, and I'm pumping that out. That's why we can'tleave . I want to save this place," he sa id Friday · Damages left by the flood will hit hundreds of farmers in th e flat, fertile valley . Osowski said it will cost hun $60,000 in fann income this year . $1.75 million action filed COLUMBUS, Ohio (API II Newarli man who says he beca me paralyzed a ft er receiving a swine nu vac· cin ~tion In 1976 has fil ed suit against the federal govern· ment in IJ. S. District Court. · Dale Hupp, who is in his mid 20s, and h1s wife, Carolyn, arc seeking" $1.75 million in dama ges . The suit fil ed Friday alleges that Hupp, who was vaccinated on Oct. 31 , 1976, developed G uillain-Ba rrc Syndrome , compl e te paralysis , optic neuriti s , multiple sclerosis and other .. personal inj uri es and m a ladies as a r esult of the •• shot. Hupp claims he Is unable to earn a living a nd that he will need future medical a nd hospital care. The su"lt says Mrs. Hupp has had to resign from her job and render continuing nursing service to her husband. Thomas R. Bopeley of Zanesvi ll e, attorney for the plainti ffs, said about 500 lawsuits seeking da ma ges from swine nu vaccmations have been filed nationwide. 'Jlte govcrrunent, under the Gerald Ford administration, initiated a campa ign in 1976 to vaccinate all Americans a~ainst swine flu . Wealhcr Mostly sunny Sunday . Highs In the low tomid 60s. The chance of rain is 10 percent. 9 • • • ..• -·· -·-· ... .' ' -·:·· .·-••... �W - The Sunday Times-Sentinel. Sunrlay. Aor. 29. 1!170 !• EEUS D·2- The Sunday Times,')en tinel. Sunday , Apr. 29, 1979 r_DCA'Il Q$4 TELEVISION VIEWING BARGAINS AG USA. · 17 ; 6 00 - Amer ican Problems & ( h~lleng es 10 . Between the L1nes 17. to 30 Chr1stopher Clo')eup J; For You Black Woman 8. TreehouseCiub 10; This Is The L1 te 13 1 oo ThiS Is Th e Life 3: Eddi~ Saunder s 6 : Urban League 10 News maker ' 79 13; J immy Swaggart 17. 7 30 TV Cha pe l 3. Show My People 6, Je r ry Falwell 1977 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX .............. ..... ....... · '4788 1977 PLYMOUTH FURY 4 DR .... ..................... 13688 1977 PONTIAC TRANS AM ...... .. ... ..·............. ·· '5388 1975 BUICK >APOLLO 4 DR ........... ..... .......... ... '2688 1975 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 DR ................. . '2788 1974 THUNDERBIRD ........ .. .. .... ....... .. ...... ..... '2688 1973 BUICK CENTU~Y 2. DR .. ..... .................... '1888 1973 BUICK ELECTRA 225 2 DR . ... ... .............. '1588 1973 CHEVY IMPALA 4 DR ........................... . '1388 1973 CENTURY WAGON ........,. .... .. .... .. :.. .... .... 11688 1973 fONTIAC CATALINA ........................... .... '988 1975 CHEVY VEGA 2 DR..... .... ... ..... ... ............ '888 1974 PONTIAC VENTURA 2 DR ............. ,.. .. .... .. 11688 1973 CHEVY IMPALA CUSTOM .... .... ... ....... ;....... '888 1973 OLDS DELTA 88 ........... ............ .......... '1088 1976 BUICK LASABRE 4 DR .... .... ..... ....... .... .... t2888 ~ 8 .00- Morrn on Choj r 3; Grace Cathedr al 6; Chr is t lor .E B. 10; The Bible A ns wers 13; Jimm y Swaggart 15 ; Chr ist for the World 17 . the W orl d ~ 13 ~ Insi ght 15 ; Thr ee Stoog es & Friends 17 ; Sesame 51 . 70,33 . = •'· ••• .••,••,.. ~ ...,, •• .'(•'. ~ 8 Roberts 3; Day of D iscovery 8; Jame! Rob i son Pr esents 10; Lower Lighthouse 13; Open B i ble 15 . Q DO- Gospel Singi ng Jubilee 3; Rex Hurnbard 6 : Rev . Leonard Repass 8; Oral Roberts 10; Rev . Jim Frankl in 13; Ernest Ang ley 15; Lo st in Space 17; Mi ster Rogers 20,33 . 9 30-~ E J ec Co 33 ; I t Is Written 10; M orris Cerullo School of M inis try 1_3 ; Sesame St . 20 . 10 oo- Christ Is The Answer 3, Kids Are People Too 0; Chr1sti an Center 8; M oy ie " Little Women'' 10; Jimm~ Swaggart 13 ; Gospel Si ng i ng J ubilee 15; Hazel 17; Studio See 33 . 1(1 Jo-R e-:-: Humbard 3. Robert Schull er 8; Gospel Ow tr each 13; Movie " D e~ec t i '.le .Sto r y ' ' 17; Zoom 20 ; 1,,•• :.•• ·',,. ~ •• J ~ r al B i9 Blue Marble 33 . 1l ()()--;-Ernest Angle y 8 ; Re~ Humbard 15; Rev . Henry Mithan 13 ; Que Pasa . U .S.A . 20 .33 . 11· Jo--Out doors With Julius Boros 3; A nima l s, Animals, Anim al s 6; Rev . R. A. We st 13; Elec. Co . ?Q; Once Upon A Cl assic 33 . n ·oo-At Issue 3; I ssues & Answer s 6.13; Face The Nat ion S; This Is The Li fe 15; Nova 20; Masterpiece Theatre JJ l'J · 30--M eet The Press J, 15; Viewpoint 8 ; The Issue 10; Eva ngelist ic Outreac h 13 ; Movie " The Coot Ones" .....; '• • ' • •• , 1 ~ 6 : B ill Dance 'Ou tdoor s 8; Wash ington Week in Rev iew 33 ; Three on Thr ee 10; Wil d Kingdom 13; PTL Club 15; Ad\IOCrlfes 20_ 1·:10-- Kanaw ha County Band Festi11a l 3; America ' s Bl aclo:. Forum 6; NBA P lay.Qff 8,10; Oiscophonlc Sce ne 13; Another Voice 33. 1 DO- Boxing 13; In Sear ch Of 6; Shakespeare Plays 33 ; Foot steps 20. 2 10- Golf J ; FBI 6; M o\1ie " Hell ' s F iiJe Hours" 17 1 tocklng Valley Blue9rass 20. · 1 no Golf 15, Shakespeare Plays 20 ; 3:3()-.American SpOrtsm an 13; My Pa r tner, The Ghost 6; 3 : ~5-N 8 A P ia.,. Off 6,' Bugs Bunny 10. 4 co- Pro S~Jcce r 17 , 1 JO - M ovie " ! low t o-Frame it Figg " 3;.• Wide Wor ld of Sport s 6, 13; S·portsworld 15: Rodeo 10. 5 co- F ootsteps 33 ; 5:Jo-Boating Safety 33 . t.. no-N ews 3, 10 ; Pulse 6, Championship Fishing 8; A BC News \3 ; Cliffwood AYe . Ki ds 15; Wrest li ng 17; Generati on on the Wind 20; Kanawha County Board of Education Meet ing 33. .., ._10 NBC News 3. 15; News 6 ~ CBS News 8 , 10; Balfle of the Planets 13 . 7 01)- W or\d of Disney 3.15·; 6Q.M inules 8, 10; Star Trek 17 . 30- Rainbow ' s End 33 ; 8 : 00 ~ ~ Mo vle " Swash · buckler'' 3, IS ; Baflleslar Ga lact ica 6., 13; A ll i n T he Fitmi l y 8, 10; Globa.l Paper 33; MovJe '' Fear Strikes Out" 17; An A ct of Con gress 20. B 30--0ne Day A~ A T i tne 8, 10. 9 oo-- M ovie " The Master Gun tighter " 6,13; ; A li ce 8, 10; Masterpiece Theatre 20,33. Lori111 ownpr & only 11,000 m i('S, AM FM r ild io, powt""r wi ndows & D . Loc k s, c rui$f' control. til t st . whe(' l, ilir cone! ., d ioit~l" cloc k , 305 v R, P . ~ .• P . B., 21nri shrp e M , si lv er wi ih rE'cl viny ttC'p. 1977 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR ..... s4195 Smt=~ !l V R, <"UIO., P .S .. P A_, locki no rliff ., C'lir cond., c!Pan intrriar , ~ r ('e n f inish. 1977 PINTO 2 DR ............. $2795 LOC"<'I I OWnf'r , Cif'<'ln inter ior , /\ M F M CB r f"dio, C!Ood 292 engIne, 2 speed R . axle, 625x?O tires, solid cab & goOd m echanica l ly . 102 " C. to ax le. 17. . lO :IlO--Ca rd Sharks 3. 15; Edge of Night 6; All In The Family 8, 10 ; Dating Game 13; M ovie " T he Strawberry Blonde" 17. 10 3Q-A li Star Secrets 3, 15; $20.000 Pyram ip 13; Andy Gi rffith 6: Whew 8, 10; 10 : 55-CBS News 8; House CHRYSLER CORPORATION 17. 33. . 3 :JQ--M ash B; Jokef's Wild 10; Fllntstones 11 ; Over E asy 20; Footsteps 33 . <t ·OO- M ister Cartoon J; Hollywood Squares 15 ; M er y LIMITED SERVICE CONTRACT On All Maio'r Power Train Components G i lligan ' s Is. 17. . 5· oo- l Dream of Jeannie J ; Be\l'erly H i llbillies 8; Mister ~ oger s' Neighborhood 20,33 ; Go_ m er Pyle U SM C 10; Six. Mi llion bollar Man 13; Brady Bunch 15: I Dream o f Jeannie 17. ~ : 3()-Ca rol Burnett & Friends 3; News 6; Sanford & Son 8; E lec . Co. 20; Mary Tyle r Moore 10; Odd Coup le 15; Lucy Show 17; Doctor Who 33 . 6.00 ·-News 3,8,]0,13, 15; ABC News 6; Studio See 33 ; Andy -G riffi th 17 ;, Villa Alegre 20. 6 :3D-~ NB C News J , 15; Carol Burnett & Friends 6: ABC News 13; CBS News 8. l C. Over Easy 20.33 ; My Three Sons 17. 7 :011-"'-C ross .Wtts 3: Newlywed Game 6, 13; Pop Goes lhe Cou ntry B; News 10; Love American Style 15; Carol · Burnell· & Friends .17; Dick Cavelt 20 ; Know Your Schools JJ. 7·31J.-Th9t Nashvi lle Music 3; FamilY .Feud 10; Muppet Show 6i Prlce Is Right 8; $1.98 Beauty Show 13; Na shvi lle On -The Road 15; San fo rd & Son 17; MacNeil· Lehrer Report 20,33. . .· . . • B:IJO-- Little House On The Prairie 3. 15 ; Movie "Beach . Patrol " 6, 13; White Shadow B.. 10; Bi ll Moyers ~ brak es , Rang er Pkg ., gauges, aut. tra ns., am radio, rear s1ep bumper, 5 L7Bx15 wsw t i res, ta_pe, stripes. Stk. No. 279 Was P89S NOW ' 6 2 1 0 JJ · GALLIPOLIS Med. Vaquero Glow 6 cyl. engine, 4 speed Stk . No. 361 62S Was S769S Was S75?5 Was $78f5 NOW ' 5 8 8 0 NOW 15890 POMEROY lANDMARK byHenriAmoldandBobLee SALE PRICES JACK W . CARSEY [] [FREIHE rJ 1 tJ !:lAVE ' EM ALL A HAND. Now arrange the circled letters to torm the surprise answer, as suggested by the above canoon. 1979 FORD F·100 Building ' Contracting Concrete Floors . Footers, Ditches 8" w. 5' Deep Septic Tan~s ·& Leach Bed (Answers Monday) I Jumblio: DERBY MAXI M ~WHILE Answer: What · a ca rpe nter might HAMMER AWAY AT IT CASKET do with Now'6200 1979 FORD F·100 Raven Black 5200 GVW Ranger Pkg., 302 Dark Blue M et . 302 engine, power steering, power brakes, auto. trans., E)(plorer ' Pkg . B, mag whee l covers, lOIN mount, · brig ht mirrors , tilt steering wheel, rea r step burl1per. ' Stk . NO. 495. eng., pow. Steering, pow, rakes, auto. trans., air cond ., tie down hooks, rear ~ux . springs, low mount bright mirrors , tinted glass, deluxe wheel covers·, rear step bumper . Stk . No. ~:~o NOW ' 5 9 2 0 1979 FORD F·100 1979 FORD F-100 Dark Jade with Light Jade Dark Jade with White 302 engine, pow. steering and brakes, auto·, tran·s., tilt wheel, arn ~ fr'n radio, rear step bumper , mag wheel cover,s, br i ght western mirors . Stk. No. 302 engine, pow. steering end brakes, automatic trans., gauges, 68 amp battery; aux. springs, rear step bumper , low mount bright mirrors, wheellp mldg., am radio, cigar 496 lighter, 5 G7BXU WSW. Stk. a plano~ Dark Btue Metallic 302 eng ., power sleering and brakes, automati c tran s., Explorer Pkg . B, westerii m irrors, tilt wheel , tractol')lock rear, aux . spr · lngs, mag whee l covers. NOW 1'6240 1979 FORD F-250 m:o NOW ' 6 2 9 0 NOW ' 5 7 6 0 1979 FORD F·150 12 IN STOCK Dark Jade ·M etalllc 302 engine, power steer.lng and brakes, · automatic trans., tinted · glass am meter oil gauges, pain1ed rear step bumper, S L?8)(15 2 mud & snt~w tires. Stk. $130(1'» DISCOUNT No. 391 IN STOCK Was $7795 1979 FORD F-250 Light Sand/Walnut Glow 351 engine, pow. steering and brak es~ 4 speed over· drive tr 8!"1S ., Limited Slip rear axl e, low mount briQht mirrors, cigar- ligh1er, bright hub c~pS,' 4 800~16 . 5 tires, spare tire, rear Step rms Journal 20,33; Movie " We' r e No Ange ls" 17 8 : 3G-M ark Russell 33; Who Remembers Mama 20. 9 :0Q-M iss U .S.A. Beauty Pageant a,10; Global Paper NOW ' 5 9 6 0 ON ANY BRONCO bumper. Stk. No. 305 In stalled Tel. 367-7S60 Was $74fS 1979 BRONCOS ' Phone997 ~ 1181 REESE TRENCHING . . &. BACKHOE SERVICE r I I) (X I IX Xj NOW ' 6 1 5 0 1979 FORD f·150 ~;:5 Print answer here: Yeslerday·s 302 engine-. pow . steering, pow . brakes, knitted viny l seat, gauges, automatic tran s., c igar l ighter, low mount bright mirrors, tln1ed glass, deluxe wheel covers, am ·fm stereo 8 track. Stk. No. 275 Stk , No, 464 Mgl'. ~ · tNYLARXI II] Light Med. Blue rms Headquarters For Hotpoint and Genera! Electric Applianc es . r trens ., pow. steering and brakes, Limited Slip, rear axle, tinted glass, rear au x . springs, E xplorer Pkg . A. 4·750x16 tires with spre. rear step bumper . Stk . No. · NOW '6020 , 1979 FORD F-250 Dark Jade Me1alllc 351 eng ., au1oma1tc 1rans., power s1eerlnQ, power brakes. air cond .. · gauges, · Limited Slip rear axle, tow mount bright mirrors , tinted glass, rear aux . Spr · lngs, step ' b!Jmper, mud & snow 11~es . Stk . No. 542 :::, • · NOW '6895 Walnut Glow/Light Sand 7900 GVW, power stlerlng and bra~es, auto. trens., carnper special pkg ,, aux. springs, kni11ed seat, speed cc;mtrol , aux . fuel tank, high output heater , 5.9.56x16 tires, 2 mud - & snow. Stk. No. 54! SWAIN , · AUCTION BARN Rally 20... 10 : JI)-Aimanac 20. 11 : 00- New s 3 16, 8,1 0,13, 15; Hog an ' s H eroes 17: Crockett 's VI ctory Garden 20. 11 :.3o-Johnny Carson 1, 15; Pollee Story 6,13; Rockford · Flies B; ABC News 33; Mov ie " Term of ·Trial " 10; M ovie " Man .Tr-ap " 17. · 12 :<1)- McMIIIan & Wife B; , Iron side 13; l :IJO-, T omorrow J ; News 15 . 1 : 30--Molile " Five Guns We st " l7 i 1: -to- News 13; 3: 10- News 17: 3: 30-Dragnef 17; 4 : ~pen Up 17. . Used Car'· :::s NOW '7, We sell anything Thal~r 1 70 Sales~ Inc. 1 11or SALESPERSONS anybody at our Auction Barn at in your home. For information ahd ,picku'p servicr tall 256 ~ 1967 . Sale Everv Saturday Tnm· Sf1raQUP M elvin Llttl(', Oeb H01mmilck , G01ry Rudolph, Nolncy FoWle~ , Ro(1Pr Llttlt' , Ron Mc,.ee-se. Rod Ferguson . SRh•s Mitf1ftger, ~oh R0!-5 i\nd Jatk Roush • ~4 Hr. Wrrrkcr Sl:'rvlce. Ptlon i? : t146·3575 Day · 4116 ·3651) Night Nightot 7 p,m. SWAIN AUCTION SERVICE .. Kenneth Swalri, Auct. Corner Th.lrd & Olive 'ford · . USED CARS. .· PH. 446·3575. · . . .· N~ PH. RFAL GOOD CARS at REAL GOOD PRICES! . . MANY LOW-MILEAGE, ONE-OWNER TRADE-INS. SHOP OUR BIG LOT TODAY. 1978 CAMARO LT TYPE ••••••••• '6195 V ·8, auto. trans .• vinyl roof, til1 wh eel, air cond., Rallye wheels, more . 1978 T·BIRD•••••••••••••••••••• '6095 Air cond ., AM ·FM stereo, console, P.S., A .T., optional . new car warranty . sport s tourin g pack., optiona l new car warr anty. 1978 FUTURA 2 DR ............. '4995 CARS .· 446-4075 . It only takes aminUte to aet ablttlr dill USED CARS AFFORDABLE 1975 CHEVY CAPRICE STATION WAGON - - - - - - : -'2895 1976 DODGE DART '2295 1975 FORD LTD-· - ' - - - - - 4 door _ _ _ _•2495 1978 DODGE ASPEN _ _ _ _ _ _ 3,ooo miles ---'--•4995 1974 GRAND TORINO. Station Wagon '1995 1976 PONTIAC FORMULA yellow '4495 1977 FORD LTD WAGON '4495 1977 FIREBIRD FORMULA '5595 1973 CHEVY NOVA '2395 1977 LINCOLN VERSILLE SAVE 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE '2695 1975 PLYMOUTH FURY CUSTOM.___ 4 door _ _ _ _•2195 ECONOMICAL USED TRUCI<S 1976 NOVA OONCOURS 2 DR ....'3595 "Your Chevy Dealer" Pomeroy Open Evenings Til 8:00p.m . "LAND FOR SALE" The Ohio Uni versi ty Fund , Inc .. wishe~ ro dispose Of the fo llowin g parcels of la nd wm ich ar e surplus to il s needs . Section A : Bur r Oak L ots , si i ua ted in Mor gan Counl y , H omer"'~ TowQs hi p, State ol Oh io , and d escribed os fo llow s · Par ce l A - Bei ng lot BW ot the Morn ings ide Subdi vision . Approx i mate s iie 55 .09 x 163 38 No. Bound ry, 55. 08 x 131 .Jj Sd . Bdry . x 106.32 E as t . Bdry . Parcel B - Be-in g lot 9W of th e Mornjngsid e SUbdi vision . Approx . siz e 80 x 121.06 No. Bdr y .. 80 X l JO So . Bdr y. X 116.30 East Bdry . Sec t ion B : Si lualed in the Village o.f M c D ona ld . Trum bull Co unt y, State of Ohio, and l urth er d escri b ~ d as tallows : Parcel A Lot No . J7'2 40' x 120' tronfing on Gra nt Ave . Parce l B Lot No . J74 40' x 120' fr onting on Gran t Ave. Parcel C Lot No. 388 40' x 120' front ing on Grant Ave. . Parce l D l,.ot No. J96 40' x 120' fr onting on · Gra nt Ave. Parce l E Lot No. 11 36 40' x 120' frt~nllng on tt linols Av e. Pa r ce l F outlots 19, 20, 21 consistirig of app ro x i m<~t e ly J .OO acr es mor e or tes s situa ted ne ar McDon,;~ ld AOJe . as descr ibed on map No . 006A of th e Tru m bull County Auditor 's records and .6R77 ac r es as desc ribed on mao Ntl UUO! Of paid Trumbull coUnty Au ditor r ecords . Section C : Situated i n sec tion 13, township 10, ran ge 15 , Lee Township, Ath ens County . Sta te of Ohio , an d desnibed as foll ow s: Par ce t No. 1 being ap proximately 8,270 acres more or t ess situ at ed on L ~e Township Road No . 2. Sa1 d · tra ct hos 655 fe el ·Of r oa l frontage as surv eyed June 11, 1977 . Par c:c t No . 2 being ap proximately 4.08 acre s mor e or less situ at ed on L ee Tow nshi p Road along with a two bedroo m r es i d e~ce and barn . S<1id tract ha s 205 feel of road irontagc as sur ve yed June 11 , 1977. Sa le of _the abov e prop erl y wi tt be by sea led bid whi ch must be. din:!c i ~Si . Jo Mr . Gera ld F . Evans . Dir ector ot Materials Management ·and Purchases , Room 212 , Sco tt Hall , Ohio Un ive r si l y , Ath ens, Ohio 45701. A ll bid s nlUSt be submi tte d to M r. Evan s pr ior to 2· 00 P m . on M onda y, May 7, 1979 . Ohio Uni versi ty rese r ves th e riQh l to accep t or r ejec t anv and all bids and may waiv e any in f or m ali t ies wh i <: h will i.n no way pr ejudi ce thf'> righ ts of any other bidder .-Al l sa l es sub jec t to casement s, restric!ions. and co ndilion s .of record . Payrnent mus t be in full and by certif ied or cashie r 's check at tile t im e of tra nsfer oi deed Propert y ll'lll:es wi ll be pr ornted a t the l ime of the clOsing da te tn ter ested parties shou ld conta ct Mr . Ja ck Ell is (614 ) 594 -675 4 for the purpo se of answerin g quest ions (4) V·8, autO. trans., P.S ., air cot1d ., AM·FM stereo, 11invl roof , Rallye wheels. 1976 GRANADA 2 DR ........... $3595 V·R, auto. trans , P s, 1h vinyl roof, air cond., low mileag e, optional new car warran1y 1976 GRANADA 4 DR ........... '3595 6 cyl., auto. tr;u) s .~ P .S., ai r cond .,"stereo radio , vinyl roof , option a I ne"":' ca_r warranty . ·OPE=N TIL 6 P .M . .F)Icppt Thur sd~y ((. Siitun:l,,y til 5 : 00 Clo sf'd St,n(f<'y PAT HILL FORD c; ('r l?nrky Hupp , O.lrrf'll Opd r ill or P~f Hill , ~f'nt'ral .M ""'""rr fnr,. Good oral Cln <l Nrw or UsNt Vt'tuciTr. "".. ' Mt r"\f"'l I= POR , 0 . OQ7• ·?196 DRIVING 15 , 26 . 29, 3tc Building Supplies COL LINS BUI LD IN G PRODUCTS , 15 1S Washingtpn Bl vd ., Belpre, Ohio, offers a new servi ce to tf'le Gallipolis area . Over 6,000 building products delivered each week fo Belpre and avai labl¢ to you each week a t discount prices! Call Coll ins Building Produc ts or pick up a free Pea se Catalog tOday . Business hour s : Mon thru Fri , 8 a.m . to 5 p.m . Phone 61< ·423 ·6881. Lost and Found LOST: MALE Irish Setter . Appro• . 2 yrs . old. Area of Boshon on Boshon Rd . Children's pet . Reward . 9_.9·2466. losT: REWARD . 2 female Wa lker 1-foundt betWeen Darwin and Tuppe r s Plains . Ph one 304-675-1799, ~ one·built for you! See one of the,se courteous salesmen : Pete Burris, Marvin Keebaugh or George Harris . 'Karr & Van Zandt " Yo~ ' II Likl! Our Quality Way of Doing Business" . ' GMC Finilncif'l(l 992-5342 POMEROY Open Evenings until6 : oo-til 5 p.m. Silt. SUNDAY ·puzzLER ACROSS 1 Extra ~ Barracudas 11 Suggest 18 Turk 19 Doctrine 20 Recovered 21 Cosls 23 Musical group 24 Bother 26 Fesllve 27 State: Abbr . 29 Leases 30 Beer IngredIent 31 Out of 32 Southern blackbird 33 As wrllten : Mus. 34 Scrambled 35 Shaded walk 36 Kind of fabric 38 Weirder 40 Dance step 41 Select 42 Beetles 43 Flap 45 Rent again 46 -Man 's nick· name 33 .. ~ : 30-Mov ie " Macon County Line" 3.15; Mo\l'le " Samurai " 6,13; Great Midwest Hot Air Balloon · 10 :00-Ascent of Man 17; News 20; Grand Jury: An lnstliutton Under Fire 33. Good No. 154 Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to lorm lour ordinary words. I I Now'6190 1979 FORD F-250 ija THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAM! ~ ~~ ~ WaS S7910 54? CARROLL NORRIS DODGE 1.\.ft fi;)'il 539 1979 FORD F-100 1979 FORD F-100 ~~~ 302 eng ., power steering and brakes, au1omatlc trans., low mount, bright mirrors, ai r conditioner, 5 G78x15 4 ply WSW tires, cigar lighter , tape . Stk. No. bark· Jade 302 engine, power steer i ng, power brakes, automatic trans.. tinted glass. am radio, knitted 11in y1 seat, ciga r lighter , bright hub caps, rear step bumper, 5 L7Bx 15, 1 mud & snow 11res . ~:is · NOW ' 5 8 9 0 Gri ff in 6; Addam s Family 8; Sesame ST . 20,33; Six ., Sand with Dark BrOW!'! 351 eng., pow . steering a11 d on a ·ty . Light Sand Light or 6 cy l. , auto . trans., air con~ .. opt ional new !=ar warran · 1979 FORD F-100 Good Thru May 10, 1979 THIRD & COURT POMEROY MOTOR CO. Now'5610 power brake s, auto. trans., E xplorer Pkg .. B, ammeter oi I pressure gauges, rear step bumper, protect ion ·group, 5 L78 x l5 4 ply tires, 2 mud & snow tires. Stk. No. S77 · 302 engine, power steering and brakes, au1omatic tran s., 1il t steering whee l, mag wheel covers, 6)(9 bright western mirrors, am ·fm radio , rear steStk .' No. 503 . Mi ll lotl Dollar Man 10; Mi ke Dougla s 13 ; Space Gi an ts 17. .l.J()-Bewllched 3; Gilligan 's Is. 8; Lucy Show IS; NOW ' 5 7 9 0 1979 FORD F·150 1979 FORD F·lOO 1 IJO-- Day s of Our lives 3, 15; All My Children 6,13; 2. 30-- Another World 3, 15 ; I Love L ucy 17 . 3 00 - Genera l Ho spital 6.13; L l il,as Yoga & You 20; Infi nity Factory 11: Lowe ll Thomas Rem embers Now'6120 ' 302 engine, power steering, ·. 5 YEAR/50,000 MILE Is Right 8,10; Elec . Co . 20. N ews 8; Young & the Restless 10; 1:30-0ay.s t~ f Our Lives 4; As The Wor ld Turn s 8, 10. 2. D oc tors 3, 15; One Life to Live 6, 13; 2: 25-News Now'5260 FREE · 11 :00-High Ro llers3,15; Laverne& Sh irley 6, 13; Price \ was S7395 1979 FORD f·100 On All Aspens, Diplomats, Pickups and Vans Call 10.. 11 Jf}---Wheel of For tun e 3,15 ; Fam ily Feud 6,13; Sesame St . 20.33; 11:55--NeWs 17. 12 00-Newscen ler 3; News 6 , 10; Password 15; Young & the "Res tless B; Midday Magaz ine 13; Love Ame r ica n Sty le 17. 1?: 30---Ryan 's Hope 6, 13; Search for Tomorrow 8, 10; Not For Women On ly 15; E lec. Co . 33; M ovie " Fighter Squadron " 17. Was S7490 3.51 engine, 4 speed, over· dr ive trans., pow. steer. and brakes, Ranger Pkg. , gauges, low mount br ight mirr ors , tint ed g lass, deluxe wheel covers, rear step tiu mper. ~1k . No. 190 8· 30-D iscovery 17; 9:0Q-Bob Braun 3; Phil Donahue 13, 15 ; Emergency One 6; Hogan ' s Heroes 8; Love of Life 10; Lucy Show 17. 9 Jo- Brady Bunch 8; Hogan' s Heroes 10; Green Aares Was $6995 1979 FORD F-150 6 3o-Oragnel 17; 6 ~ d 5- Mor nlng Repor13; 6 : 5~G ood 7 15-W eather 33; 7 3()-. F ami l v A ff air 10; Sesame St 33 . 8: oo-Capt . Kangaroo 8,10; Leave It To Beaver 17. Med . Vaquero Glow 302 eng., power steer . and brakes, 3 speed t raris ., Ex ·· plorer Pkg , A,., am ·fm Monaural radio, rear step bumper, 6x9 bright western mirr ors, .mag wheel covers . Stk . No. 492 · 992 -2126 FREEl 6·IJ0--700 Club 6,8; PTL Club IS ; 6:25-Publ lc Affa irs 10. Rascals 17. Ra\l'en Black 302 engine . automatic tran s., pOw . s.teering, knit· 1ed vinyl seat , gauges, low mount, bright mirrors, 1int. glass, cigar lighter , deluxe wheel cover s. 5 L78x 15 t ires with 2 mud & snow , r ear step bumpers . Stk . No. 685 a .. 1978 LID II 2 DR ••••••••• ···•· $~195 V·8, aufo. trans., P.S., 1ilt wheel, consol e, air cond ., '4995 ~ candy Apple Red 30.2 e ngine , 3 sped tra nsmi ssion, power steer· i ng, kni tted seat, gauges, low mount , bright m i rror s, cigar l ighter, r ear step bumper , wsw tires . Stk . No. 65S Was 5·50- PT L Cl ub \J ; 5: 55--Sunr i se Semester 10. . M or ni ng West Virginia 13; 6: 55---Chuck White Reports 10; News 13 . 7:oo-Today 3, 15 ; Monday M orning 8; Good Morning America 6,13 ; School les 10; Three' Stooges. little 1979 FORD F·100 1979 FORD F·100 1979 FORD f·lOO S789S MONDAY. APRILJO, 1979 5.31)-World at Lar ge 17; 5:45-Farm Report 13 . . 1976 CHEV. C60 CAB CHASSIS SMITH NELSON MOTOR, INC. Hour 8, 10; Dragne t 17; Movie " Ali ce in Won . derland " 20; Fir ing Line 33 . ~ 10 ·3{}--- Rufl House 17 ; l l :IJO--News 3.8.1 0,13, 15; ABC News 6; Open Up 17; Wall Stree t Week 33 . 11 · 15-ABC News 6; CBS News B. 10; PMA Pu l se 15. 11 Jo----Mov ie " My Reputat ion" 3; Movie " The Moonshine War" 15; 700Ciub8, Face th e Nation 10; PTL Clu b 13 ; Money , News & Vle.ws 33 . 12 :00-:--Movle " New York Con f identi al" 10; 1:0oMov i e "Sea Devils" 17 . t · JO--AB C News 13 ; DO- Movie " Zig Za g" 17 ; 5 :ooDragnet 17 . n~. Buy your next car from The Friendly Dealer. We care about you . Come in and see or call one of These Friendly Salesmen : J.D. Story, Ray Douglas, or Bill Nelson . 9·3{}---Ju st Friends 8.1 0; lO :IJO--Mary Tyler Moore 1978 CHEVErrE 2 DR ......... ,s3495 'i978'U IMnP'itA" roup["~:........~&295 OF A KIND ---~..., PONTIAC'S 1979 10th ANNIVERSARY LIMITED EDITION TRANS AM MUST SEE TO BELIEVE ' ro-- T onv Braw n' s Journa l 3; Commun ique Local I owner, 350 V ·8, auto., P .S., P .B ., AM ·FM"radio , CB , ralley w heels, c ustom viny l interior , w hie & sa ddle color . Less than 13,000 mi les. Sell s new tor $~0. 000 . Locill Ci'lr , 1\ SIX'Prl tr.1 ns., r nrlio, aoC'Ici 1ir es, r iPil n in" ~~--~ONE 17 1979 BLAZER 4 Wh. DRIVE~~~~:~~ .'8295 ON 1979 FORD PICKUPS & BRONCOS SUNDAY , APRIL 29, 1979 S JO -PAT HILL FORD 47 48 49 51 52 53 54 55 57 Partner Intellect Noles By oneself Nole of scale Befo re · Donale Rhythm Japanese currency 58 Chemical · compound 80 Handle · 81. The sun 82 Transactions 84 Rupees (abbr .] ,., 1975 CHEVY SUBURBAN - - - - - - - - - ' 1 6 9 5 1978 FORD F-350 . · 1 Ton, 8,000 miles _ _•6495 1977 DODGE CUSTOM 100 '4395 1977 FORD E-150 CARGO VAN '4695 1974 CHEVY C.10 ~2295 1978 CHEVY C.10 CUSTOM 4X4 '5995 1977 JEEP CJ-7 red _ _ _ _ _•5195 1975 DODGE 4X4 '2995 1975 FORD F-100 '2995 1978 JEEP CJ-5 _ _ _ _ _ _ yellow _ _ _---..:.•5995 1974 CHEVY C.lO _ _ _ _ _ _ green _ _ ___.;_•2595 SEE OUR SALES STAFF Bobby Roush - Bill (Ole) Ross 85 Hypo the tica l force 88 Goad 67 Essen ce 89 Narrow openings 71 Ship channel 73 Schoolbooks 74 Great Lake 76 Prepared fo r pr lnl 79 Trumpele r bi rd 81 Mead ow 82 Une xpl oded shell 84 Wear away 85 Roo f ol mouth . 87 Slove nly one 90 Draws out 92 Confederate general 93. Overflow 95 Small fish 97 Afri ca n lake 96 Exis t 99 Letter abbr . 101 Fur· bearlng mammals t93 Greek letter 104 Toss 105 Si nging · voice 106 Common abbr. 110 Endurance 112 Baked clay 113 Cargo unit 114 Hebrew lette r 115 Roman tyran t 111 Se nds forlh 118 tmadul · lerated 119 Misplaced 120 Spanish article 121 Wanls 123 Consumed 124 Rant · 125 Poses for port rail 126 Mouth s 127 See m 129 Mlslakes 13t Cripple<! t32 Yo ung · 1 oyster · 133 Openwork Iabrie 134 Tenn is 149 Moori ng lin es · t50 Surgi ca l thread · t51 App orll ons DOWN t Smarls 2 Agreem ents 3 Th e sweet so p 4 Elh ioplan ti tl e 5 lnlerjecllon 6 Delay 7 Shut up 8 Goal 9 Tell urium symbol to Begins 11 Advan ced in rank 12 Sun god 13Girl ' s name t 4 Woodwork· er's tool t5.Mo re unct u· ous 16 Ocean 17 Man ' s nick- stroke 136 Assistant 137 Wise person 138 Malice 139 Ed Ilor's abbr . t ~O Winglike t41 Pedal digit t4 2 Limbs 143 Glistens 14< Pledge 146 Greek leller 1<8 CoaSI nam e · 21 Make ready 22 Feasls 23 Pl]c her ·s In fr ac ti on 25 Speck 27 Pi lls burgh lootball er 28 Crales · 30 11eavy steff 31 Wad• · 33 Storage bin s I' 35 Sm all amou nt 36 Strobile 37 Titled 39 Th ings . In laW 41 Young salmon 42 Ope ra singer 44 Ulna and ti bia 47 Reward : Ar· chal c <8 Dlsl rlbules wrongl y 49 Of the chee k 50 Climb 54 Aphorisms 55 Coop 58 Slurs 59 Sums 60 Seed coating 81 Ave . 83 Mix . 86 Pai r tabbr 1 67 Whil e · 88 Taunt 70 Taken unlawfully 71 Opening 72 ·- Khan 73 Sympalhlzes 75 Card game 77 Dulch law n 78 Scotlish rive r 80 Charts 63 Clock face . 86 Gladde n 88 Fo re bod ings 89 Greek leller I' 90 Latin co n. junction 91 Football score Abb r . 94 VIcuna ' s kin 96 State : ,A..bbr . 98 Twisted 99 Flag 100 Higher 102 Strike t04 Lease " 105 Hurl 105 Manage 107 Te lls 109 Craw led 111 Repeals 112 Pu lls ·hat'd 11 3 Carry 118 Poem 11 8 Peel 119 Citrus frull 122 Pallid 24 Cowboy events 125 Droops 126 Supposes 128 Wanders 130 River : Sp . 131 Goods cas I overboa rd 132 Steeple 135 Kind of cha~se 137 Kin d of lil y 138 Vaccination 140 Macaw 142 Permll 143 Pro noun 144 Phenyl sym · bol 145 Jr .'' s dad 147 Pronoun 148 Not i g . SOL.UTION .· �' D-4- The Sunday Ttmes -&nlmel Sumi.Il PUBLIC AUCTION SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1979 10:30 A.M. D1scontmued tarn,tng and mq~tMJ so wrl1 sell my p~r sonal property Located on ~tate Route 138 tust below Letart, Oh1o "T RAILER l 1977 Norns 14x70 Total Elec tnc J bedrooms P ' bath AM FM stereo butlt 1n wastier dryer stov e and atr condtt toner and 40 gal hot water hea ter ' D-5-The Sunday Tunes.Sentonel , Sunday, Apr 29, 1979 lp1 ' 9 1970 TRA CTORS 3000 Ford Dtesel P S sptn out wheels D lock Lrve P T 0 wrth fUS t 53 1 9 tent h hours 1977 I H Cub w culttvator & stde dresser 140 Farman 1 Pt htt ch w S1de dresser & cult•va tor 10 H P 42 rn mower 1 I H Garden tractor w 3 pt " FARM EQUIPMENT ' 2xl6 Ford plows J P t subsoller 3 Pt fert ll tzer spreader 3 Pt dtsc J Pt ro ta hoe 3 Pt 1 bo tt om 14 n plow lift pole 1 row plant seller 6ft 3 pt blade 1 f lat 16 H wagon and wagon gear and smal l trarler " HOUS E HOLD " 3 pc maple bedroom su•te 2 small c hest of drawers 'A NTIQUE OR COLLECTOR ITEMS Jenny Lind bed cane bo ttom cha1r & mante l c lock " MI SC" 10x12 L1ttle Red Barn 10x12 alummum budd1ng plat form sca les a•r tank lawn mowers m1sc gas stoves ladders m1sc hand tools whee ls & t •res for p•ckup reg ma le poodle and lots of m•sc 1tems OWNERS- MR & MRS GEO J CUMMINS Lunch POSiti Ve I 0 Cash D SMITH J CAR NAHAN 949 2033 949 2708 " Not responsible for accid ents _or loss of proper ty PUBLIC AUCTION THURS., MAY 3, 1979 11:00 A.M. Th•s 1s the personal property of the late Lena and Jacob Baer sale to be held at Helen Baer property '" Nease Settlement Co Rd 30 Located 1ust nor th of Pomerov on State Route 7 Watch for sale stgns ANTIQUE OR COLLECOR ITEMS Oak wash stand, oak high back bed oa k dresser sew mg rocker butter mold , wood bowl w1c ker baskets ha ll m irror rockers stand lecl fher couch wa l nut dresser shav.ng mug str aight r azo r Silver Seal t•r coffee ca n, walnut wal l sate 2 w w 1 vases made of bullet s p1cture fram es wood tu b & bu cket J stee l tr aps milk can 15 12 6 and 2 gal stone 1ars Da1sy churn stone 1ars & 1ugs copper wash boiler 30 gal copper applebutter kett le 3 ~ro n ke ttl es & stand s ch1ld s state tamps gas li ght cheese box from Epple • Gro 2 A fadd•n lamps, c hrtd s wood blocks appl e peel er Seth Thomas mantel cl oc k c ha•rs krau t o:: ut fer J wash bowl & p1cture cream separa tor old tools m 1sc drshes ca r ds wood k 1tche n ca bmet sausag e gnnder, 4 burner laundry stove old r eco rds s•l ver ware 1st Polar ord came r a made and bench wnnge r " HOU SEHOLD & MISC " 2 pc llv ng r oom su te umbrella for tractor New Oeleval mllker elec t nc fan parts f or gra te paper .ng board 22 srng le shot nfl£> book s Uuggy harness 15 gal trop1 ca t fr sh tank w l1ght 2 push mower l•me spreader coal brood.,r stove 2 dou ble trees & 1 smgl e tr ee cross cu t saws 1 horse corn dr il l harness .coa l fur nace blower 20ft ex t l adder s1 ngle and 7 shovel cu1t 1v ator s w rrnger washer 1oto trll er appro>< 300 ba les hay l si & 2nd cutt10g never wet OWNE RS- Hi;O LEN BA E R & MARY K ROUSH D SMITH J CARNAHAN 949 2033 949 2708 Lunch Cash Pos1t1ve I 0 N U II U 10 ! CON1 RACTORS S1l'I TE OF OHI O DEPA~lMENT 11 ' l "-for 'l !ll!IOUnt cqu11 10 I \C p('r of hrs b 1d bll n II 1n t lty or ~ bo r d b d!> h:CJ !1 17 73 DAVID L WE I R DIRE CTOR ' \ ( ,())\ l r~plll \• •st 1 1h1 s L1aham ;\'lu~h shot .1 J .. \CI par 71 to ~h i:ll c tht: It n.l tflt.•• 16 huh.·s uf the $lfllltiOU Chunt {hl <•o "n (fiUIIl•U llt'Ul th .un y, ts dcalllo<.:kt."4:l \\ tth l :..11w.m s l.u Ltang Huan ,mel lrtp dn s l sao Aoki and h1 l lrn uo Yasudr~ wtth even par t"'l ' ound tota ls of 144 r ENNIS I t\S VI r, ' <.: 1\Jf'\ Tl)[l seeded BJ Orn R01 g a nd seco nd seeded J 11nmy (onnors scored ~t r aa g h t-set \H.: ton es tn the semtrmals of lhc $250 00 Alan K mg l ennos ( J,tssl c at Caesars PaJa ce ll<H g of Swe den br eezed • pl..,\ un"t.:' dt'fl ( .~ ne MiJ}t!J 61 1 1 v. l llt: t umuu s had i:l U1ught.:J ll me 111 downmg tllu d-s~ecled John M<l m oe LAND AUCTrON SATURDAY, MAY 5,1979 - 9· 00 AM . Located on t"e Stewart Road 1n Ohto 'iownsh1p, th1 s. 17 1; o-4 acre farm Will be sold to the hrghest b•dder at the farm The farm has a 1,046 pound tobacco base and some t1mber It has a 5 room house and good well It 1S locat,d on a Crown C1ty mall route and a school bus travels th1s road da1ly Th1s farm Is m the Hann an Trace school dtstr1ct There IS enough cleared ground to ra•se the tobacco, garden nd other crops and plentv of woods for a w•ldhfe hab•tat. Terms 10% down balance due upon dehvery of deed For further deta11s S&G DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEANING ... Frea.Eshmate Contact Gene Sm•th or Mike Grate at Rutland Furntture Co 742 2211 Aller 5 P M , 992 6:109 or 742 2874 4 29 ctn conlatl FREDA JOHNSON - 256 6815 Ba1rd & Fuller REalty, Selhng Agency LEE JOHNSON-AUCTIONEER Crown C1fy, Ohoo Phone 256 6740 JO (5) I 21c IJ ) FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION r.1 I I 1 I ., I~ '\ IH 1 1 ~ ''Ill c~C-nt of hrs brd PlV Bblc to 1 c D•rCc lor ~ ddCr s JIIUS I lP PI Y Or II C !H o pc r l orms to r cru nldrc<J! 01,1 1 i('iJ!iil ten ct ,)~!> urror to the dt~ I C' st 1 tor Op('nnlQ brds •n ac<ord il nce I'V II) ( 1\JpiN 5!1?5 01 0 R('v• scd Code Plilns c~ ml SPN tf r<.JIIons r~rt" op I ol e 1r1 Ihe Depar tmen t ol T-r ~n spo rt<rl 10 n and II c Oil CC Of llw D•s lr Cl Deputy o. r cnor I' c 0 rt.:< tor r cscrvc5 I h e r q1 t •orc,ec l 1ny 1 H1 all II Wi l li "· \ Ill I II f I I rl II I II " II I Ill p I \\' 11 I -.;, I ! <; ro nq W l < v ~ n t nrort rr 1llJS 1nd d ol l:tr oJ; I 1r l en per cent w,,.,,, (]II I n It f.:. II r IJ Hlo! ~ lull I It HtJJrrt!ll1 I I ~ II ril l I Shcl 1 l f' rlt d l rc lo. or t 1Sill(r .. OF TRANSPORTAT IO N Columbu s Oh10 Apf 1110 19 79 con1rilC1 S~lt' $ Lcq;ll ( OPY No 79 J l8 UNIT P~ICE C0NTRAC1 '; t 1 ~ cl ~ ropo <r,, I') \' I h • r t ff'IV (-' d ll th(' Off U tJ / II(' lJ 1 r<~ r~ t o r of IIH' Oh 1f! Drp rr l lllcnt ot I r1nsp o rl'l t r o n (O i un bU'> OH 0 I.Jnl I 10 00 1\ \~ Oil 0 S lnl <li\ ! (f 1111 C' Tu• -.cl•'!l MiJy I~ 1979 ....lor •n1pr oven f'nls n Hoclunq Alhcn'.ii (i(llhil Mt<IQS Mon r oe Morqtl n NoiJII" v nlon ilnd no ton Cou 1T1C' S Otl JO on v :H o uS rou t(''> ,1nd ~(' ( 1 on ~ l) y ·•Pr l v • q l :tn L t r t !:. cen ltr 1 nl ~ d 1cf C' tHl t l r C!> Pavu IC'Il l N dtt V ~1 CS Pr o lC I Lcngtll 0 00 I t ( I or DOO mil.;<, V 1r 011~ Work L enQ II I C(' t Or V<H IOU S lHICS I I C' da te 51.' 1 fN C01 ph' ' 011 nt 111 <; wo rk <1 be f't n\.' fr.: IH ]nf !I H I~ I r l II r!p! !J ~ 11 <; I ' "I f 1)1 .., f I I~ 1I I • l (jp \\ rj,l ~~II fl\ t ~II II " I " DISTRIBUTORSHIP GUARANTEED INCOME NO SELLING * NO EXPERIENCE PART TIME OR FULL TIME Nallon s No 1 manufac111rer of natu r<lll s oa cks pr ese11tt ~ d 5t r rbul ed ltH v nat rona! chain stores oo\N Interview " 9 I mate o r female I rnteres TCid n own "9 lhe1r owo DtarncH Muit be available 6 ro 10 hours per week to stor,.. 1ce comp11ny eHabl shed reta I outl e ts Gu;uo~~nle ed succen lwuuse ot high 'o'ol umo repeat bUSirl tSS I N OT VE NOING l $9000.00 TO $12 1000 PER YEAR, PART TIME B<I SKI on p11rlorma n ce Each accouol requ•rt•s S4" 00 tllVUiment You may h ilve 12 H or 36 n~ l tul i iOrll' ouii!Hs Select d es• r !!'ll lncome Thll 11 a hrsl trm e guarantefl'd bonill1de offe r You oeed to be llonesl srncere desire vourown bus1nns and ml!fl'l the above I n ;r n cr111 requ rernenh FOR PERSONAL CONFIDENTIAL IN· TERVIEW CALL MR GENE MYERS · HUNTINGTON 304·697·7500 TODAY THRU WEDNESDAY 9·00 AM to 8 00 p M. RMS CLEVELAND, OHIO FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1979 11:00 A.M. HAIR STYLIST WANTED Movmg out of State so Will sell the follOWing 1tems Located from State Route 7 at Meigs Memory Gardens tak e Co Rd 32 (Eagl e Rtdge Road) 5'12 mrles to Farm rn Basha Oh•o ' TRACTORS " 5 000 FO RD Dtesel 3,000 FORO D1esel wtth front end loader 8 H P Sears Garden Tra ctor new eng,ne MACHINERY " Jo hn Deere 9ft H aybn1 e, J D 14 T Bal~r w1th k1 c ker J D J wheel 9ft PUll Rake new last year 3 pt 14 1n For d Plows J pt Ford Mower Ford 3 pt Blade 5 star 12 m Post Hole D•gger Sear s 10 bu Seed or Fertilizer Spreaders Sears J pt l bag Concrete Mixer 3 pt Ford D•sc 2 J D Wagons one w1th k ~e ker racks 2 row Ford Corn Plante r , 48ft PTO Hay Elevator I vear old J-'pt Potato Plow and Horse CultiVator B1g Bl ue manure spr eader 'BEEF CATTLE" 16 Hereford Cows, 9 Calves Heifer and 2- 1 yr old Bulls " MISCELLANEOUS ' T ra ll90 Honda Motorcycle, J;,. Horse, Corn Sheller 350 lb Anvil Wa te r Pum, 1 lot of Steel. China Closet P1e Case and a few m1sc 1tems Diel fuel and tank OWNERS, MR AND MRS JAMES BAILEY lunch Served Cash flosttlve I D 0 SMITH J CARNAHAN 949 2033 949·2708 Not respons1ble for acc1dents or loss of property J.\CROSS lH£ ,. . . TR ....... .. ....• ·r ..... ,'~ A New Direct1on In Hair Des1gn Contact Paul Lash for Apphcatoon and Interv1ew Graduates of Buckeye Hills Cosmotology Program Welcomed 446·9510 600 Third SPRING VALUE DAYS AT · CARTER & EVANS AUCTION. SALE SATURDAY, MAY 5- 10:30 A.M. GET YOUR POOL IN SHAPE WITH THESE CHEMICALS: AT RIO GRANDE, 0., ACROSS FROM COLLEGE ON RT. 325 $150,000 WORTH OF MINNEAPOLIS 100 LB. GRANULAR CHLORINE ••••••••••••••• '99.95 35 LB. GRANULAR CHLORINE ••••••••••••••••. •44.50 9 LB. GRANULAR CHLORINE ••••••••••••••••. '12.87 5% LB. GRANULAR CHLORINE .•••••••••••••••• '8.13 35 LB. TABLIT CHLORINE ••••••••••••••••••• '47.20 6 LB. TABLIT CHLORINE ••••••••••••••••••••••. '8.40 3Yz INCH TABLET CHLORINE •••••••••••••••••. '46.87 MOUNE AND NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY PARTS LOTS OF PICKUP AND BIG TRUCK TIRES Manure Spreader, 2 Pull Type D1sc Har· rows · 24 & 28 dose, SID Delivery Rake · 3 pt hook, 1960 Dodge Dump Truck, 2 Heatmg Stoves, ga.s & fuel oil; 2 Barber Cha~rs & Back Bars, Hemmy engme All k1nds of Chev. & GMC Truck Body Parts - 50s & Late Model. Lots of miscellaneous . 1 GAL ALGAGUDE .......................... '15A9 PH PWS ••••••••••••••••••••• '1.57 PH MINUS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••'1.69 1 ••••••• I ••••••• C. U. (Charlie) MillER • Auctioneer WATER COOLERS BY GOn: 10 GAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. '37.99 5 GAL .••••.•••••••••••••••.••••••.••.••.•.. '24.29 3 GAL ••••••••••••..••••• ~ ••.••.••.•.•••••. '18.19 2 GAL., ••••••••...••••••••••••••••••••••••. '12.29 1 GAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••• '8.89 I l l . I •••••••• TIP-N-TAP JUG •••••••••••••••••••••••• 80 QT•.••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•59.99 50 QT. 1111111111. ~··················· ••••••••• I. 12 QT••••••.•••••••••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••• '13.99 ARAB BUG PRODUCTS 20%0FF 10:00 A.M. ,I '34.99 30 QT. ··~·······································'21.09 PUBLIC AUCTION BURLINGHAM, OHIO Located at Burlingham Store about 15 mtles South of Athens on uS Route 33 The to11ow1ng 1tems w111 be sold TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT Massey Ferguson Pony Tr actor P low Cultrvaors, Pickup Disc, Blade, 6ft Bush Hog 3 pt Tam den Ax le Farm Trailer, dx8 Steel Trailer 13 D rsc Tractor Gra m On II ANTIQUES 1883 Colt R•f i e, Tobacco Cutte r, Old Stone Jars, Maytag Oil Lantern Globes Seth Thomi!s Mantel Clock, M arble Top Dresser, H and Gn st Mill Old Telephone, M1 lk Ca ns, Hand Gr indst one OTHER ITEMS Lone Star Boat 50 H P M otor , Trail er ll lh f1 Self Contamed Camper 8 H P Dynam ar k Mower, Turf master Self Prope lled Hand M ow er 73 Kawasakt 51 250 Motorcy l e CB EQUIPMENT New C44 Antenna Rotor 2 Pow er Paks SWR wan & Modul at•on M eter plus other CB Equ rpment STORE GOO DS 200 Ooz Can Uds, 8 Doz Cann•ng Jars Sa lt, 150 lb Candy H ar dwa re One Lot Sptces One Lot S undr~ es Ftshrng E qu ipment 80 gal M otor 011 and Gr ease STORE EQUIPM ENT Fuel Oil Stove Bruner I I' P AIf c ompr essor Whee l Balapcer, 2.4 cu ft S1de by Side Refngera tor Freezer OTHER MISC ITEM S Beds, Ca rpet, Chest 2 Guitars (elec. trlc & r egular) F ans, Radlos and many oth er •tems 20,000 PLAN TS Cabbage Peppers, Tomatoes. Ffower:s and Hundreds of P•eces of Pottery TERMS Pos1tive I D Lunch Served by Carleton Church Not Responsibl e for Ac c-I dents OWNER Fred Bur!on AUCTIONEER lloyd Dolllrge r-Rou te I, Shade Oh1o '9.69 COOLER CHESTS FEATURING THE FREEZE BOnLE - NEEDS NO ICE Not responsible for accodents or loss of pro perty. SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1979 I ••• WEED EATER GRASS SEED SALE 5 LB. pRIClO llB. '1" GOOD SUPPLY IN STOCK. GARDEN SEEDS PRICES AS LOW AMES LAWN RAKE FUMER SEEDS HOUSE PLANT SEEDS AS REG. '3.30 NOW ONLY lARGE SUPPLY OF: $5995 NOW IN STOCK 87 OLIVE ST. NFN SlORE HOURS GAlliPOLIS, OHIO - '199 MON.·THURS. '7:30 to 5:00 • \ PHONE: 446 4464 FRI. 7:30 to 8:00 SAT. 7:30 to 5:00 VIS4 FREE PARKING B&lildil19 altard••are For Best Results Use Sunday Times-Sentinel Classifieds ------- --~ '"Memory Not1ces In 1ov1ng memory of Hus band Father and Grand fafher Willre Shafer who passed away ten years ago, April 29, 1969 Why ts 1t when a loved one goes Regrets w111 crowd your m1nd Of all the thmgs you meant to do But never took the hme We want to say and do so much And yet we hes1tate We have plenty of hme we tell ourselves. But f1nd 1t s far too late And when we thmk of yesterday, Rememberi ng brtngs us pa•n So many tht'ng s we II do tomorrow But tomorrow never comes T1 mes roll on but memor1es last But whatever else I 'II fat I to do I'll never fa11 to th1nN of you Sadly m1ssed by Wife, Children and Grand children Card of Thanks THANKS TO all my mony fnends for your /royers cords flowers on v•s•h and the many mce things you d d lor me dunng mv stay In th e hosp1tol I .Jpprecrote every one of you Mrs Vera Von Meter WE WOULD ltke to than~ the Mtd dleport Emergency Unit Or Sattler and nurses ol Holzer Hospttal Thonlu to the Wol~er Funeral Home lor the beouhful services Special thon~s to the Rutland Nazarene Church for the wonderful food and the kmdneu shown us from M ildred Beauloh Grote Thanks to organist 81lly Hall voca l1 st extra spec1ol thon~s grand daughter Mrs Jomce Grrmm thank s to the pallbearers and the M1ddleport and Po111eroy flowers shops Words can no t express what we feel In our hearts To oil our frrends and ne1ghbors who sent provers and fl owers food cords and come to pay the1r lrnal respects We con not nome each and vve ryone personally bu t we appreciate the help and sympathy that every one has shown us m hours of need Very spec•al thanks to Rev Lloyd Gr1mm whose consoling words were a great comfort to all of us and we ~now how r;hf f1cuh Jt was for him because he 1s so close to our fomlfy It was o beouhful servtce he ~new e~Cactly the nght words to say to comfort us ond see us th rough th1s t1me We will remember each and everv one of you ond we thank vou from th e bottom of our hear ts W1th heartfelt thanks The lt lhe M Smith t=amlly I WISH to thank Or Rrdgway and the nurses staff ot Veterans Memorial Hospital and every one whg sen t cards and visited whrle I was a patient at the h o~p rtol • DonE Covert STAT1E OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION NOTICE OF HEARING CONTRACT SALES LEGAL COPY NO 19 411 COLUMBUS OHIO Apr.l19 1979 tn acco r dance with the provrs1ons of Chap ter 5511 of the Rev •se d Co de of Oh10 th e Drr ec to r of Transpo rtahon of Ohro wr ll hol d a publ rc 11ea r 1ng at 7 30 P M Oh•o Standard T 1me May 31 1979 rn th e Aud ttorru m of Kyger Creek H 1gh ScllOo f, C R No 13 (Gr a11el Hill Road) west of the Vrllag e of Ches h~r e Oh1o for th e purpo se of hear rn g st atem ent s on th e propo sed r elocatron aban donment anQ vacation of a port1on ot Stat e Route No 554 sec t on 19 10 rn Ga 111 a Coun ty PROPOSE D T HE RE LOCATIO N Of EXISTING STATE ROU TE NO 554 AND CL ASS I F I ED AS A MAJOR COLLECTOR ON A STA TE H IG HWA Y SYSTEM SAID H IG HWAY TO BE SITUA TE D IN C HE SH I RE T OWN SHIP G AL,LIA COUNTY OHIO A nd beJn g more ful ly de!cr bed as follows BegmnJng at a pont 10 th e ce nterl ine of ex rstlng Sta te Route No 5511 sa1 d porn! be1ng 0 10 of a m rl e more or less as meas ured n a south eas terly drrec tron along ext sf ng Stat e Route No 554 fr om th e 1Unc t10n of ex •slmg State Route No 554 and Chcsh r e Town ship Road No 17 (S I•ng y R un Road) thence 10 a sou th easter ly d•r ectlon w lh th e proposed ce nte rline of State- Route No 55 4 and a t angent a curve to the lett and a tangent a diStance of 0 J9 at a m tl e mor e or l ess to a po.n t berng o 02 of am de m or e or less as m oasu r ed tn a south wes ternl y d rec lr on fr om the 1unctlon o r extstmg St ale Rdute No 55-4 and Gall 1a Co unty Road No 3 G (Ro ush Lane) thence contlnu1 ng n a sout heaste rly di r ectio n a long the propo sed centerl1 ne of State Rou te No 554 a long o tang ent a cur\' e t o the r1ght and a tangent to a po int wnc r e the proposed ceot er trne whrch lies eas t o t e>< 1st ng Sl ate Route No 554 1n t er sec t s II e cent er I me of th e wes terl y cohn ec t•on of e><rs t ng Ch eShtr e township Road No 2 (Wa tson Grove) sa d pomt also bemg 0 06 of a as m •l e mo r e or l ess measu r ed 1n a sou theas terl y d•rec t orr from the lunctr on of e)( c;t,ng Sta te Route No 554 Qnd CheSh1 r e l ownsh•P Roa d No 1 (Watson Grove ) "'cnce co n tm u ng m a sou theasterly drrecf 10n along tile pr oposed cen terline of Slate Ro ute No 554 wh Ch also l•es on the eas t Si d ~ of e)( st1ng State Route No 554 along a tanqent a curv e to th e left an d a tange nt lo a po1p t n the cen ter of ex,s trng Si p l e Route No 55-l sa rd pont be.ng 0 10 of a m ite more or less as measu r ed. rn an easter l y d1ruc t lon along cx rstlnq sta te Rou l e No 554 rr om the eJC 1strng Cl'St('rly 1un clton of Cheshrre lo wn SW EEPER and sew 1ng mac h1ne repa1r parts, and P ~ek up and supplies del1very, Davts Vacuum Cl eaner one half mile up Georges Creek Rd Ca ll 446 0294 ----- - - ~~ A NTI QUES bought and sold Wh1te s Antrques,'Rt 35 ROd ney Ca ll 245 5050 -- ~~---- - -- FOR THE BEST buy 1n d•amonds, go to Tawney Jewelers 422 Second Aven ue Gall 1poils Compare pnces anywhere - - --- r ---- HOUSE AN D ROOF PAIN T I NG F ree esf1m ates Call 446 1562 BUYING' All United Slales silver coins Top pr~ces htgh er pr•ces f or silve r dollar s and early cotns MTS Com Shop Call «6 18421 or 4~ 0690 Pav cash BAKERS Pets for Sale CENTENARY WOOD S Pet Groomtng Fa c dd , es Pr ofes SIOnal serv•ces of fered All Breeds all styles Ca ll <146 023 1 HI L LCREST KENNELS b0ard1ng Al so AKC Reg Dobermans r ed and bl acks Call 446 7795 RISING STAR KENNEL Boardmg and groom•ng All breeds 367 0292 BRI AR PATCH KENNELS Boarding and groommg AKC Gor don Setters Engl ,sh Cocker Span• el s Call 446 •m DR AGONWYNDCATTERY KENNEL AKC Chow Chow dogs C FA S•am ese H•malayan and wh1te Per s1an cats H •ma layan and blue eyed white Persian ktt tens rea dy to go Aprrl 25 Completely trarn ed Call 446 3844 after 6pm w ant~d.J~ Wanted to Bu CASH FOR 1unK cor~ wrec~er serv •ce Ru tla nd OH 742 2081 ~ -- CHIP WOOD Poles mol( drome ter 10 on Iorge!>! end $1 2 per ton Bundled slob SID per ton Oel1v1ned i o Oh1o Pallet Co Rt 2 Pomeroy '19'1 '1689 OLD FURNilURE fee bol(e!> bra ss beds 1ron beds desks etc complete households Wnt e M 0 M1ller Rt -4 Pomeroy or call 99'1 77b1J OLD COINS pocket wo tches ciO\.s, nngs weddrng bonds d1o mohd$: Gold or s1l ver Cof l - ~~~ l ey 74'1 233 1 WANT TO buy old 45 and 78 phonograph rec o rd s Ca ll 992 6370 or Contact Mor tr n Fur mture WANT TO buy old Jewel ry Colt 992 5262 or wrrte Koy Cecrl 87 S 2nd Middleport OH NFN DONUT SHOP COMING SOON Donut Bakers Wilnted Ek perlence helpful, but Will train a person who has a dependable work record & IS wlllmg to learn . Apply in person at 215 Th1rd Avenue Mon thru Fr• between hrs of 9 12 GUN SHOOT EVERY FRIDAY 6 30 PM RACINE GUN CLUB FAC TORY CHOKE GUNS ONLY LAST WEEK of complete sell out of household goods Stop by 760 laurel St M1ddleport HYMN SING Sunday April 29 2 pm Solvollon Army 115 But ternut Ave Pomeroy Ohto Everybody welcome. DOG OBEDIENCE ClASSES FORMING NOW CAll 36 7.0550 shrp Road No 2 ( Wat son Gr ovel and State Ro ute No 55~ andtller c term rn at e sa d acscr,bed por tr on havrng a tota l l ength of 1 16 rn •le s mo re or l ess PROPO SED TH E ABANDONMENT OF A PORTION OF EX IST IN G STAlE ROUTE NO 55<~ SI TUA lEO I N CHESH I RE TOWNS HIP GALLIA COUNTY OHIO T HE SAM E TO REVERT TO THE GALLIA COUNTY H IG H WAY SYS T EM A T SUCH T IME TH A T THE CORRESPO NDI NG IM PRO V !:D PORTION OF STAlE ROUTE NO 554 IS OPEN TO TR AFF I C AND AFTER THE F I NA L ABANDONMENT H AS BEEN ENTERED ON T HE J OURNAL OF THE D I RECTO R OF TRAN S PORTATION And be1ng m ore fully descr rb ed as follo ws Beg mn1 ng at a por n! 1n the cent er of ex 1St1ng Stat e Route No 554 sa1d pornf be1ng at lire eK strng 1Uncf1on of St ate Rou te No SSA and Gall ra Co unty Road No 1J (G ro-v e H II) thence rn an eas t er I y drr ec t.on along exrst 1ng St ate Route No 55~ a diStance ot 0 1 ~ ot a m lie more or less and tller e tcr mrnate Sa rd aba ndonment to mclude all that port on of the e1C 1Sirng rout e not needed for any ot her Stat e Hrghway THE P ROPOS ED VACA TI ON OF A PORTION OF EXI STI NG STA T E ROUlE NO 55~ SI TU ATED IN CH ESH IR E TOWNSHIP GA LLIA COU NTY OH IO SA fii\ E TO REVE RT TO T H E ABUT TIN G PROPERTY OWNERS AT SUCH TIME AS lH E OIRE Clt ON HA S COM PLIED WITH TH E P ROVISION S OF SECT ION 55 1107 OF TH E REV I SE D CODE OF OH IO And b c mg more tull y dcscr 1bed as foll ows Bemg all of that port 1on of e~~: slm g Sta t e Rout e No 554 loca ted bet ween the beg n nrng and en d of the abo\'e deser t bed re tocat on not necessa r y tor t he con strucJ•o n or ma inten ance ol the co rr espondm g pr oposed relocalron and as descr 1bed above lor abandonmen t or needed for any oth er pub liC hrghway At thr S heanng map s ShOW ing t he pr oposed clla n ges and a lt ern ate loca l on s and des gn s to t he hr ghway system wrll be d i Sp la ye d the Relocat on ASSIS ta nce Program Will be drscussed ana a Draft En vrronmenta l Assessmen t wrll be B\'BII able for V!CW 1ng Tentallve schedules fo r R gh t of Way acq UI Sition and consl r uclt on w• ll b t""" diSCUSSed Ma ps drawrngs envi r on me ni al assessments and other perlt f)e nl m formatwn deve loped b)! th e Trans port at on Depart ment and an y wrll t en commcniS rece i\' Cd a s a result of coo rdm at 10n w1th St ate Rcs.curces Rec r ea t ron and Plann1n g Agencres Federal Agen c cs Local Pub l ic Of anti f rc1o l s and Agencies Pub l ic Ad\' so ry Groups w ill be made a\'a 1tabl e to the publ c for v tew lng at the lransporl a t on Dcpart n en ! s Ten Offt cc D rsl r ct Musktngum O r~vc 1n Mru1etta Ohro tt SIIOU id be noted lh;;tl one or nror e allcr natrvcs may be lnc il l cd rn Wetlands An yone wtshmq to subn •I a wr tt en sl a t('ment or cxhrb• l concern rn Q th 1S pro[cct may no so bY prcscn t rnq It at I I"C' ll CM inq or ma 1flng rt lo the Oh10 Depa rt men t of 1ran s port a !ron 0 strt c t 10 Deput y 0 rec tor Musk•nQum Dr ve rn Manett<J Oh10 T ~ c fma l do t e for submls~1on o t staJ cn rcnl s wr ll bt' June 11 11179 Or~vld l Wcrr P 1.:: 0 rrcc tor DL W dl2 Ap r • 29 May 20 27 f!.uy Large Antique Auction SATURDAY, MAY 5,1979-TIME 9 30 AM SHARP Due to reasons of health, the following listed collect•on will be !Old at auction at the large bnck home located at Thurman {Centerv•lle Vtllage), Ohto on County Road 8 iust off ot St Rt 35 approx 15 mile west of Gallipolis and 15 m1tes east of Jackson ANTIQUE FURNITURE Outstanding 8 pc oak d.n.ng room set w fine round pedestal claw foot tab le and 6 boards set of 6 claw foot c ha~rs and claw foot Sideboard 48" oak "S" roll top desk f ine 5 pc carved oak parlor set {loveseat plat form rocker , arm cha.r and 2 s ide chairs ~ all redone) platform rocker to match same se t 3 oak c urved glass chma closets fine lg double combtnaton se cre tary desk (g lass door on e~ch s1del 2 square oak stands w brass tr i m , walnut marble top stand round walnt,Jt t11t top tea table oak washstand Victonan carved corner chetr caned rocker walnut turtl e top turn top table flatwall cupboard sm oak c law foot sideboard w h f back, grain decorated ca nnonba ll rope bed grain decorated V1ctonan dresser w mirror oak swivel desk chair turned carpet rocker 1 f•ne 3 pc walnut V 1ctonan parlor set walnut lift top commode oak slant front desk w rope legs (matching armchair & stool ) <1 drawer Sheraton chest cherry dropleaf tab le walnut dresser ornate gtlt frame settee 1n red velvet 3 drawer wash stan d early ladderback Mother s rocker w matchrng ch1ld s rocker h1 back car11ed V1 ct onan bed V!Ctonan marble top dresser w m1rror several pes of caned c ha~rs early telly cup board set of 4 redone ladderback cha1rs ovat walnut tflt top stand walnut lift tid stool several n•ce V• c tonan st ands ovat maple coffee table childs rocker small dome top trunk square trunk set of 6 oak c hairs, 2 sets of 4 oak cha~rs sma ll oak 2 pc sec r eta ry desk w leaded g lass door s squt'lre all g lass chtna closet set of 6 cherry cha~rs wa l r:~ ut chma c loset large oak f latwall cupboard w glass doors sq oak 5 leg table press top flatwall cupboard 1'1 fin ple sa fe V1ctonan washstand oak llbrery table br.ass bed (full size) square oak table w rope legs set of 5 pressback cha1rs oak ashstand claw foot library table oak Sideboard walnut step back cha1rs oak w ashstand c law foot library tab le oak sideboard walnut step ba ck f latwa11 cupboard cherry & walnut corne r cup bo,ard (rough) lift lid drys~nk (as IS) several oak stands many oak and pressback chairs 4 farge oak mantels squareS leg table set of 6 ben t back chatrs se veral old cupboards , oak w all cupboards Empire dresser severa l extension tabl es (round, square etc ) 2 church pews walnut wardrobe lcebo>< bookcase ou t of early McCormick house 2 hall tree s oak sew1ng mach~ne several child s wicker chairs mission oak srdeboard walnut drop front server sma ll victro la small pnncess dresser Jenny Lind bed 2 square oak county top showcases plus many more furniture p1eces of all type s ANTIQUES Large ear ly Star pot belly stove (made'" Gall•polls Ohio) 2 cast •ron wood stoves large early tm bath tub over 20 CLOCKS of all types such as Admiral Dewey oak gingerbread. early steeple 1810 wooden works {Henrv Sm•th ) walnut gi ngerbread 40" New Haven regulator, oaK round top 3 w eight grnad fa t her, finely 1nlaid An sonta regulator large Sessions ca lendar regulator 1n press oak cane oak case regulator Ingraham 8 day cottage in oak case An son fa shelf, small regulator small12 day New Haven several Sessions plus more , several pocket watches (gold keywlnd In hunting case large sliver gold ladres Waltham) gold s11de c hain w ruby several gold watch chains, very large & beautiful selection of glassware & c hina such as f 1ne 15 pc hand parnted Bavarta chocolate set (artist Signed), blu e Wedgewood covered cheese dish larg e early I marl bowl footed burmese va se, Rose Medallion platter & covered nee bowl signed cut gl pitcher 2 6 tumblers, tankard cut glass pitcher lg cut glass compote, cut gl water bot ti e, blue Wedgewood cracker 1ar w sliver top, fin e 7 pc custard w pink overlay water set (enamel decoration} co ll ection of over 50 salt & pepper sets ( Mt Washington satin hand pamted m1lk glass Nippon depress1on etc ) large blue m dk glass hen on nest ca rnival pe s old tumblers small bisque figures syrup jug, sugar sheker large cruet toothprck holder s mustache cup & sau cer cracker 1ar patr large flor al vases several late colored c ruets Mi ckey Mouse msu l ator . ruby glass pes , 6 odd pes of blue Delft glass basket Roseville pes depreSSIOn glass pes colore d glass berry boWls severa l sets of stemware spooners, com potes, pitchers ( large 8. small} vases, pickle & ce lery trays salts cruets, goblets. opalescent glass pes 6 pc wate r set c ake stands plates & bowls, Ironstone 7 pc blue floral pitcher & bowl set plus much more GWTW lamp, art glass shade table tamp large floral GWTW lamp brass kettle tron tea kettle , 9 trivets 2 brass hand bells , copper pes (pitcher & mug set tunnel , cot fee pot, etc ) early brass dipper & skimmer ladle , small earlr, brass grease lamp, small iron pots & pans , apple pee er 15 ' Handwerck bisque doll w pierced ears, Schoenhut toy plano , fine art glas table lam , veryrarefrmedl6'x20' PAINTING ON PORCELAIN of children & cottage (a beauty) several100 old books old local newspaper stamps stra•oht razor set keys , dentist bank (copy) sugar bucket severallerge dem1 johns ce lfotd mechan tc al ladies hand fan l strings brass sle igh bells candy scales w brass scoop old silverware many small wood, t1n & granite pes , cow bell! wOOden utensils brass bells old boHies of all lypes (bitters, etc 4 coffee grinders, stave churn early candle lanterns severa l early tin candle molds of several sizes early wood frftlme footwarmer signed Howard full ~ t oc k cur ly mapl e muzzle loading rifle w brass patch box 1898 U S Springfield army r if le , many fine Victorian pic tures & frames of all types m1rrors many crock jars & jugs of all sizes & types wood buckets & pantry bo><es; flattr:ons several wastlboards many old tools of all types {p fanes augers, etc ), lanterns hames dresser it~ms (Stiver. etc ) several kraut cutter s 4 BR lanterns . scafes lg outdodr post light large out door ca ndle lite glass churn tobacco cutter , Ice tongs, pewter pes , buggy lights many old gas shades lar ge corn sheller gratn cradle Complete Iron bra cket lamp several early tin coffee pots 12 kerosene lamps of all types 3 m ln la oil lamps old utensils, coffee roaster wood too l chest , many candleholders large Mail Pouch therometer . small barrel churn old advertls1ng tin! razors store buggy whip ra ck asorted Iron kettles copper barter & other pes , old doors, &. w indows slabs of marble plus much much more NOTE A very large and d•versltied !ale w many rare and unusual items, so plan to aHend for a large full day sale w 2 auction rings part of the day Truly something for everyone Terms - Cash or check w positive 10 Lunch served Auctioneer-MIKE CLUB Thornville Ohio (6141246 6151 Cratg Connelly & John Clum ApPrentice Auctioneers- John Woodring & John Ridenour Owner- Mrs Paul " Leona" Burnette Hel wanted Hel wanted Auto Sales IMMEDIATE OPENING 1973 INTERNATI ONAL SCOUT CARR IER NEED ED mor laboratory Techn1cran 3 41 '1 1 000 mdes fully equ 1pped n1ng CJ and afternoon D•spnt '!1h1ft Experienced Mll (ASCP) a r wenc h etc e~C c ellen1 con ch ph 4.46 1324 or equtvolent hcellent salary d1tron 992 2121 TIMBER A N D LOG S and fnnge benefrts Shift drf Pomeroy Forrest Prod ucts 1977 MONlE CARLO P S P B fere ntarl Contoc t Personnel Ca ll 992 5965 PW CC TS AC 33000 Voll ey Offrce Pleasan t miles Co li 74'1 242 1 or THE GALLI A MEIGS Com Hosptlol Volley Drive Porn! 992 2881 OLD COI NS DIAMONDS Pleasan t WV 25550 PhonQ munrty Act ron Agency 1S ac gold bands estate 1ewelery 304 675 4340 An Equal Op 1972 BUICK LE SABRE fa ctory orr cept1ng apptr ca hons for the el c TAWNEY JEWELERS porlumty Em plater _______ _ auto P S P B New battery pos•tton of lob superv1 sor for 422 Second Avf( power door lock~ 99'1 3477 the w• ntenza ft on program WANTED ONE counte r mon No T he wmter1Zi~t1o n program phone co ils App ly rn pen on 1973 DbOGE POWER wagon 4x4 USED TRA VEL TRA LER 10b super'v•sor. 1S respons•ble Motor Ports Co 157 Waln v t New fire s 985 3;378 Ca ll after 6pm ll46 3885 for superv rsmg all w•n St Middleport -'T'-197-'1 CHEVROLET three quarter ter lza t lon per sonn e l per EXPE~ I ENCED SH OP ton prckup $2000 992 2724 or torm1ng energy con servat ion 1970 MODEL CAR Call 256 FABRICATORS WLEDE RS AND 992 '1143 re lated act•v•t•es ~or low 1986 LAY OUl PERSONS NEEDED m co me famllre s 1n Galt~ a and 1976 SIERRA GRANDE GMC h tpn M e 1g s GOOD BENEFITS CONTACT l 8 co untt es WANlEO ONE acre ot land near p1ckup P 8 P S A C outo Qua llt•ca tiOhS tnc lude hrgh H METAl WORI<S INC ot Iro ns -43 000 miles John lhle F1ve Po1nts Call after 5 1 304 -428 4200 sc hool d•plom a valid dr1vers Rt 1 Ra Cine 949 2780 m 3955 li ce nse own tr anspor tat ron ~-NEED SOMEONE for $ewrng worl.. WANT TO buy lawn mowers l or 1977 2 door Chevelle malibu E ~~: and phys1ca1 ab11!ty to per Wl2021 Expen ence cellent cond1hon 305 eng ine form dut1es ports Wrll pick up and pay FULL TIME bartender e~Cperrenc e Include ca r pentry should 992 5786 or 99J 2529 cosh Call 949 2854 preferred but not necessary Do_o_G_E c;;::o ;;::R;;::O ;;::N c::ET.c-4~d:-o~o, skrlls and two years of Apply 1n person Mergs In n genera l superv1sory ex P S P 8 01r 1972 Chevy lm penence Pos t1 on r eport to SOMEONE TO keep on elderly palo 4 door P S P 8 orr th e wlnlerrzat,on progra m man ln thei r home Roy W1 ng bo c~ cho1r All 10 good coor d• nator St artmg pay 1s Auto Sales Donohew For informo11on con condlllon 742 2524 up to $4 69 per hour depen tac t Jeff Donohew 65 oo~ 1978 GMC CABALE RO Wit h 1977 FORD 4x~ F l SO 20 000 dant upon qual•t•cat1ons Ap Orr ve l 1Hie Hockrng 98928 19 Dtablo pkg AM FM Burgan plfcatlon s w i ll be ac cepted mlfes 614 367 0203 Ractne leta:ri ~:.:O'-''-' eo :::.._~-c dy exc con d call 446 4357 --,---- throu gh M ay 4 1979 and are 1973 CAMARO 350 aut o available from th e Oh1o Jobs $5350 992 7869 P ARTTIME STOC K CLERK Servi ces Offices n Pom eroy needed by loca l vendrng Co and G<t llipOi rs Equal Op 1975 CHEVELL E M AL IBU CAMARO 1976 305 cu In V 8 Good addit ional rn come fo r Aff~rmat ve Ac CLASS IC Air P S PB 4 new au. to AM FM tope New tr res portun1ty rettred mdtv• duaf tnfe r v•ews t rres Phone 256 1198 Great cond thon 44 000 miles flon Employer w111 be held April 26 and 30 $3500 9<12 S958 be twee 9 AM 11/\M dnd 3 -------~ MANAGEMENT TR A INE E 1975 CHEVROLET IM PALA PM 7 PM NO PHONE $15 000 $25 000 2 dr , ha rdtop PS PB arr CALLS PL EASE L aug hlin Help Wanted M anagement po s1tlon now cru• se contro l ttnted g l ass Vendtng Co 44 State St open Exce ll ent earn.ngs op 350 V 8 eng only 40 000 Ga llipoliS Oh 10 POSITION AVAILABLE portun1t y while lean1ng miles Dark metal1 1c blue one owner L 1ke new w1th 5 AppliCOtlons are being occer•ed When you qualify you will at PERSO NS to wo r k rn dry for the posrflon of Drrector o th e tend management tra 1nrn g new f• res S2&00 Call 4~ 6 c lea n and lau ndry center Area Agency on Agrng Dlsll'lct 7 school and wil l rece tve $50 a 4223 A p ply rn person at Scotch geograpli1c;:olly covenng th e day sa l ary and expenses Clean Cen t er Oh1o countres of Adams Brown during frm tted sc hoofrng 1977 DODG E VAN P S, PB Goll1a Highland Jackson Sa les pos(tron also per iod auto 318 A M FM CB cap lawrence P1ke Ross Scrota BABYS ITT ER N EE D E D 1n ava ilable App l y lOam tams seat custom1 zed Ca ll and Vmton Solory range IS Tuesday, M ay 1, Hal d ay Inn my home 4 days per week for .446 9259 after 5pm $1368010$16 628 over o four In Gallipolis OH Ask tor 20 month old ch ild Hours year pen od Appli cant s io be Mr Morgan No phon e ca ll s 9am to 3 30pm Ca ll 446 7783 1975 CHARGER black with constdered should hove M A wh rte 1ntenor AM FM 8 with 3 years e"perlenc;:e In oglng or related field . B A w1th 5 tra c k air cond PS PB Call veers e~~:pene nce 1n agrng or 4~ 0404 related held or 12 years e~e ' penance m !>OCJol serv1ce pro 1974 FORD F 600 10 It be<J grams of wh1ch 5 ore d1rec tly Call 245 5286 rel ated to ogmg or agmg re lated programs E x p er~ence In 1975 GRAND PR IX AC manogemenl pr opos al wntmg power wtndows 8 track good evoluoflon technrqu es program Male or female, acceptong apphcahons for cond new radt al t1res Ca l l • coordmotmn and govern menial full hme technologist ML T or CL T woth 388 8770 fu nding rs required 8a s1c HEW Salary wolf be commensurate with knowledge of Ct vd Rrg hts pro ced ures and publ1 c refol1 0ns 1 5 expenence Resumes can be ma1led to 1964 J EEP new top Wide requr red Ab1hly to oct as on od t~res, run s good needs smafl Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal, Box 749 amou nt of body work Call vocate on !he porl of the elderly Mulberry He1ghts, Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 and requ1red to do pub l1c speak 446 9234 af ter 5 30pm 1ng Trave l IS requrred Must Phone 614·992·2104 hove flex 1ble hours Res umes Equal Employm ent Opportun1ty 1973 PONTIA C VENTURA should be sent to Personnel 350 auto PS tw o lone $850 Committee Area Agency on Ag Ca ll 256 198& lng 01 strrct 7 P 0 Bo x 987 Rio Gronde College R1o Grande OH 1975 DODGE D A RT 45674 All resumes must be CUSTOM 318 aulo P S AC rece ved no later than Friday vrnyl t op tow miles $2200 Moy 18 I 979 An Aff rmahve Achon Equal Call 388 9969 OpportUn ity Employer 1974 GMC PI CK U P one ha lf lon Ca ll256 6505 NEED SOMEONE to do lawn work Will pa y S3 00 per hour We are expanding and need management 1973 CHEV EL L E SS good 388 901 7 people cond $1400 or best offer Call 675 2231 GR IL L COOt< at Chnst1 Ann Restaurant Apply rn person 1964 RAMBLER STAT ION WAGON good motor and OWNER OPERATOR S wllh tires $375 Ca ll after 4pm tandem axle tractors Co 446 <ISV6 owned flat trail er Paid miles w•thln JSO miles radiu s of 1976 FORD G RAN ADA 2 dr Contact Jeff Snedaker At GafiiPOIIS, Ohio Must be sedan 6 cyl auto PS e><c qualified ICC D 0 T cond Wilt" sell cheap Call physi cal , dnver cerftf1 ca hon 256 1206 etc Call toll free tn Ohio 1 800 582 2018 or 513 542 2230 Immed i ate employment 1975 IN TE RNATIONA L T RI • AXLE bought new 1n 1977 a ll Have on g mal or photocopy of Phone 446·1611 or 446·4051 I CC phvst cal and dr iver s new fires wrfh good 10b Call "An Expandmg Company" license An Equal Op 256 6474 portunrty Employer Au to and 24 hou r JUNK mc:-tal Call 388 8776 Frye s scrap -~-- ---~~---~- - ----------- ----- --------- ---1972 -- ---- MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST . MANAGEMENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE * HOSPITALIZATION *BENEFITS *GOOD WORKING CONDITIONS &qaltt l'~nppr - ·--- ------ --- 1979 CHEVY TRUCK, black w1th whtt e spok e wheels A M FM radiO Cal l 2.45 9459 197 3 TOYOTA LAND CRU ISER 4whl dr 6cy l 3 spd lock out hubs, factory wmch Call446 0515 1972 MONT E CARLO aulo delu ><e exc shape Ca ll 446 3580 1974 CHEVELLE MALI BU PS PB auto tra ns 31 000 ac tua l m11es on e owner Ca ll ·~ 2510 l 974 MAV ER ICK J02auto on floor bucket sea ts Also 1974 Pontiac GT LeMans e><c cond Call256 141 1 1978 CHEVY BL AZER, 4 whl dr Cheyenne package auto im S7799 Call 446 4141 after 6 30 or on weekends 1963 FORD fA LCON 2 dr auto wh •te 11 000 mtl es Call446 1714 after 12 00 1977 MONTE CARLO loade <J exc cond Call 256 6113 2 _____....._ 1910 CAMARO buckSkin gold w 1th ebony fop Red hot co llecor's Item Good cond Four good radial trres S:109S See Ea rl Tope at Tope Fur nltu re or ca ll 446 0161 aft er 6pm 1977 CH EV Y VAN nearly new one owner lool-:s new, 16 000 mil es, mag whe el s, .5tep bumper Exce ll ent SSlOO 486 Jackson Ptke or 446 2906 MUSf SELL 1976 Mercury Caprt II , arr, PS PB 4 spd , V 6 AM FM stereo plus more Call_...6 1079 LIKE NEW one owner 1973 For d L TO Brougham 1ow m ileage, all options must see to apprecrate Call 446 1079 1972 C >I E VY VAN P S PB AT 11195 Coll256 11 80 SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1979 12:00 NOON •• ' 'I LOCATION From Po1nt Pleasant take Sand Holl Road 8 miles f<l Pemet Road, turn left and follow arrows to Vernon Church, adjoins Roush Property • The followmg will be offered 1964 Ford 800 Tractor, 8 N Ford Tractor, 2- 12" Plows, 3 Pf D1rf Scoop, Boom Pole, 3 Pt Post Hole D1gger, 2 arm Wagons, Manure Spreaders, 3 PI D1sc, N I Hay ConditiOner, N I One Row Corn P1cker, Ferguson Manure Loader, 6' Ford Mowing Machme, 3 Pt 5' Bush Hog, Ford 2 Row Cultivators, 2 Sp1ke Tooth Harrows, Old Hay Bal er with Motor, Lentz Feed Grmder, Hd Turnmg Plow & Culf1vator, Potato Planter & Grader, Stalk Cutter, 2 Seat E xpress Buggy, Gra•n Drill, Corn Planters, 75 Bales Straw, Copper Bro1ler, Horse Sleigh, Lard Press, 2- 20 Gal Stone Jars, 9 Milk Cans, Homellte 150 Cham Saw, One L1vlng Room Su1te, 2 Iron Kettles, Horse Cllppmg Machme, P1e Baker, 2 Brooders, B1nders, Dump Rake, Sd Rake on Steel , Wooden Barrels, 2 Wheat Cradles, Battery Radio, Ox Yoke , Bolens Garden Tractor w Mower & Cultivator, Dehorners, Harness Platform Scales, Elec Grinder, Deleval Cream Separator, Carb1de L1te, Motor & Milk Lme, Old Auto T.res, Several Hand Tools, One Lot Scrap Iron, and Other MISCellaneous and Collector's Items Terms Cash Lunch Available MRS. HOWARD ROUSH, OWNER Lee Johnson-Auctioncar Crown C1ty, Oh1o Phone 256·6140 1977 FORO F 150 4 Whl dr 20 000 m iles CA ll 367 0'203 'I 300 . . 1975 FoRD E an G-oalpoint New trres Corpe tl ng V 8 auto 7876 m ' I Not Responsible For Acc 1dents Or Loss Of Property I i ' . \ ' • "' �~-The Sunday Times-Sentinel Sunda) Apr 29 llm - 0:7- The Sundav 'T'Jmes-Sentmel Sunday Apr 29 1979 • Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found rn the Sunday Times-Sentinel For Sale For Sale COAL liMESTONE 5o nd g bve l col e u m chlo de fe t ze dog food a nd all type s. of so I Ex A L L TYP E S of bu ld ng mat-er a s bloc k br c lc sewer p pes w ndows lintels etc C aude W nters R o Grande 0 Phone 245 51 21 af ter Spm cals or So l Wo lu. I / S nc E; M o n Po m e oy 9'92 3891 PLANT S CABBAGE b occo l caul f lower bru ssel s s p o ut ~ head let tuce tomatoe s nuals Po s of I ewers a nd C e. an d ho ng n g baske ts Grfl! e nh ous e Ge r o d n e Cle and Roc ne '1'2 FOOT DElUXE Store of t a e Sto'oole ref ge a to A C seeps 6 On d splay at Hoger ty s 825 B•u~ h St M dd leport l ke cw~ ne w 2387 -- I b ke 250 RM Cec I 8 noge PB PS 97 4 GMC IMM Y AC 2 whe el dr ve Pr ce d reaso nab le Co I W2 3500 f eshened wo due n July and Augus All o k ds Shade 696 1234 COATS SOME u s! TWO USED p 011os and organ s for so e n your Fo mo re nlormat o n C edt Ma nager 154 W St Lon co s er Oh o .ot3 coli I 654 5883 -·- ----------- and Ia ge se l gc ion of bftdd ng on -q7a SUZUKI d Real Estate for Sale used ar ea w te Mo n .otO or NEED STORAGE? 1977 CUTLASS SUPREME 11 000 m1les, loaded. Ex cond Call 446 3961 US ED TRACTORS MFIJ> 0 esel MF230 Diesel MFlSO D esel MF235 D esel MF165 0 ese l MF 285 Dtesel MF11J5 D eset cab atr and he ater N E W AND USED IM PL EMENTS MF9baler MF 10 baler MF120 baler Mattl"'ews rotary scythe MF880 sem mounted 6 bot tom plow MF250 12 n d sc MF2 2 r ow chopper MF39 '2 row p anters mechan ca l transplanter SH NN s TRA CTOR SA L ES Pft 4115 1630 Leon WV LAYNE S NEW AND USED FURN TURENEW baby beds S65 sofa chair rocker ottoman 3 tables $500 bedroom su tes $165 $250 $300 SSOO Early amer1can sofa and cha r $300 modern sofa char loveseat $275 recliners $100 and up Table s S60 each Maple or p ne table 4 cha rs S22S hut ch $300 7 pc d nette $109 5 S1zes 6x 10 to 12x40 pc d nette with sw <Jet cha rs See at 123 , Ptne 446 2783 or 3 houses below b0wl1ng SJOO bunk beds complete 5150$225$275 mattresses or alley on Rt 7-4461279 box spr ngs f1rm $50 S6Q S70 each capta n s bed BEAUTIFUL SELECTION ot I ower s S215 queen sets $175 4 lo M emo ol Do.,. Faye s drawer chest $.ol2 GOOD Fl ow ~ Shpp n,ext to F lit$ tone USED Dressers chest ~o e nMddeport n ghtstand dryers ranges 974 and 1975 Pe 8 Convent anal coffee and end tables beds lamps TV Tandem fra cto s 1963T Cater tables p liar eng nes set up to houl refr dgerator other tems coo Ah1o 1974 C ty and 196A used d1mng room su1te war F u4ilhouf T Axels Phone drobe desk Call 446 0322 Monday tl'1ru Frtdav 9am to 6 4 753 366 8pm Saturday 9am to Spm 3 RUTLAND HARDWARE Rutland m out Bulav lie Rd Oh o 7~'2 1'255 Marl n Senour pont p o nil! e• ero wh te $8 10 gal Pfost c wo er sewer dra n gas I ne and f tt ngs We elsa corry plast c wa er I ne so f!! S lf!!W hfttngs omo ch Loaded with extras •1 000 golvon zed p pe Au omat c gas m les water hea en 40 gal g ass lin ed 5 yeb wa Mty S129 95 Automat c eleclr c wote hea ers 5'2 gal gloss I ned 5 SERTA PERFECT war ent't' S 39 95 't'eor Lakewood w ndow Ions metal SLEEPER MATTRESSES blades 5 yr worrenty pr ces AND FOUNDATIONS COR st o tot $31 74 stands and w n B N AND SNYDER FUR 446 1171 955 dow panels ext o K ng c r N TURE SECOND AVE and wood GALL POL! S Oft 10 cu at ng coo hea ers Cob ne models 9900 for $329 95 w lh blower K ng PENDLETON REBUILT c cu ot ng gos heate s ther BATTERY $18 00 plus tax mostat col/y controlled w th ra d once and gloss front 70 000 Clnd exchange Guaranteed 8 T U $319 95 Go den seed New roes SJJ 00 when tn and suppt es Reasonably pr c stock We repa1r cases Call 388 8596 ed SEE THE KACH All PORTABLE BuiLDINGS Thank you for h••10g w1th 'Bud McGhee Realty CALL 256-1435 ·~wt· .,.. -i :>" 0 ..c: "'- "'E ; Business Services -~~~ Real Estate for Sale Thank you for hstmg WJih Bud ' McGhee Realty Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale Thank you for hstlng w1th Bud' McGhee Really' -1 .::r:s PIANO IDNING ... < g .,0 - OI>ENDAILY EXCEPTS~ 9S MON & FR I TIL& PM THEA HRS BY APPOINTMENT - CONVENTIONAL LOANS - SpN· t'll st BMR 92 One to Sf'ventern ilnes i'lvi'\ lif'bl e w t h th s f'l!" Cl s t p f ve bedroom homf' Thrrr rilr gil r ilaP '} hilths Over 7700 so ff l"' f v nn s n C~ \P C ty S\hon s n Hom £' t'l nd School P1 ano Tun no i\nd Rt'pi' rma SPrv net Ath e-ns Mf'1qs Gall a & V nton rount rs f!l so Ma son & Jr~ ck s on COl nhC'S 111 W Vt1 Ph IJ9 ? ?SEll or 99? ?CI B? ~ 19 1 mC"I 94 Stilte y two story well l< ept home on lr1r ae f ilt ot n Cheshire L ots of ex tra s Bnsr m ent Gnc ou s I v no throughout Ohio Valley Roofing and Home Mamtenance ,.,. ,.lU :>" ..:: A II typ£1<; roof nq qu1tPr s and downspouts All typl' s homP mr~ ntenancp - new <'lnd rPpi'l r Storm doors • nd wmdow s AI work q arantp(>cf 20 Yf'.i'lrs ew pPr e-nce Fr t'f' f'.-hme1tes C' a II T om H os k n s 949 1160 Ath pn s Arf'i'l 797 7745 or 797 ?75? " 1 '> Pr! < BMR 119 N cf' thr f'P be droom hom f' on " Mq r fl clt lot n Crown C t y Fr~ m y r oom w f r l"p i'l ( P D n nq rnnm ~ •.. BMR 1178 Ove r <"ln C'lcre of pnme land c ose to town p us three bedroom home w th f ul bi'le m ent g<"'rage anc1 new sw m m na poo Pr ~e reduced BMR 121 Two cM garage and 2 3 acres n county school system Four bedroom s Two f r ep ,;ces . -1 :>" :s '1< < <0 c -0 .. ~ 0 _ "' :t ~ ~ BMP 17 ThrPe twdroom bt'lsemf'nt famil y F enn•cl yarc1 I ots of rxtri'l room fireP'leros . Pr n et r aht c :e. ... c: - N.L Construction E WORK, GENERAL BLOCK & BRICK ; BMR 120 Oldf> r two story horne n Vinton Four bpclrooms 11 n9 roqm .::tnd fe~m l v room Under Good buy Ill .,0 "' = <0 - BMR 133 N cr h I'VI'i hom l' on fl ;. t lot Two M o r~rrt o (' ThH' bNtroom s Room n basement for n ce fam IV room Si39 900 2' ... COl ,.,.:>" ~ E BMR 118 Remodeled three bert room home :>" w fh 31 • IIJ:I r~cr e s of lr1nd C ty school s Porc h n fronl with n ce yard i, BMR 122 C01'f 1wo bedroom home on 13 a c n~ s w "' bitsement Garc'toe out ~ bu td ngs aluminum s d ng Pend1ng n BMR 111 Com m er c rtl and res den I ill n so th E>rn Gnll il County Lot s of potent r~ for cart! r elrt fec1 h.us ness BMR 127 R VPr f ontnoe qOf' S w th th S thrr r hl'rtroom homP n E urrk N Bi'lse ment Pr ced r ght V A FHA $35 000 BMR 115 B Y t f x t up to rent or se ll A p prox mfll('iy one acre of and close to town Two bec1room s Bas m ent BMR 113 Thrcr beriroom r Ci nch w lh 1 i'ICr P of li'lnri n f'l orthern Gil II il C"o ntv Se cond house on property FHA VA BMR 114 Tw o stor' y house on 1 6 acres to Mfl o~ m nes Thrf'P br flrnom OnE' C lo s~ r~roilr il f' BMR 110 F ff y ;tcrrs w th lA of' tobilcc-o b~se Olrtrr housf' on propN ty Good p c ~ f BMR 129 Three bedroom home on lar~ e t nt lot Fi'lm !y room L v nQ room 0 nq area Basement Garage FHA VA BMR 131 Cornforta b e thr ee bedroom hOmf' Gitr t1QP FIC'lt of Green E emen tary FHA VA BMR' 1378 In M rtd eport Oictectr two hf'rt r oom hom~? LMOf' k t chen nnc1 bn h N cP sin• lot Sl? 500 BMR 117 Three bedr oom horne on thr ee f Cit ot s n Chesh r P o n ng room fC'lm ly room livtng room pr ced nght $29 900 .= -1 :>" '1< BMR 89 Owne r w he p f nilnce n ce bu ld ng lot n est ~bl shed sub d v s on c ose to town rn BMR 137 Bu ld na lot Po t erhrook Sub 110x lAO R{'!; fr ( tC'd f or: your prate ton Ca nov qeALTOR BMR 136 O vN an ac r e of flat cl nd o.'lf cor nPr ot B l nv le Ron and 160 Commerc a pass b I t f'S , c: ., 0 r "' -"'" - m •so .~~~~~~~: ia~ 3£~ "9 MOBILE HOME SERVICE ---- • t ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. PI!. tl2 2174 NEW LISTING Mod dleport 2 stor-; frame & bnck 3 bedrooms klte:hen s lovety range and oven formal dining large rec or familv room sfone f replace roofed patio and carpeted sun deck $39 900 00 NEW LISTING - 9 years old large bus mess room on State Route 40x60 now con talns a Grocery Store and ga! pumps these can also be bought At I are close to mmes MAKE MONEY - Here s an old establ shed bus ness m the same location 25 years OWner retiring Low priced for a qu1ck sale HERE 15 A BUY 2 bu ld1ng s1tes of 1 acre each Located 1n new add t1on all util1 es all new homes Gong at just S600000 MIDDLEPORT - 2 famo ly both rented you could very we ll I ve 1n one side and rent the other 1 2 story frame with part base ment Close to schools and stores Sl3 000 00 WE HAVE MANY OTHERS- CALL US FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTA TIE Thts OffiCe stands ready to serve you whenever vou re buyeng or svlltng We tn spect appratse advertise negotiate Can the Ex PERTS TODAY NO CHARGE unless we com plete the deal you want REALTORS HENRY E CLELAND SR ftENRY E CLJELANDJR 992 l259 992 6191 992 2568 4 13 1 mo (Pd 1 REESE TRENCHING -. SERVICE BIU'S 446-2642 H. -L Writesel l ATTENT ON VETERANS New 1979 14 ft wide mob le homes If you qual ty no down payment 12 y ears to pay Payments as low as $1 05 12 percent APR L1m ted quant ty c a ll mmed atelv Johnson s M ob le Homes nc 446 3547 1971 TRA LER UNFU RN 2 bdr n good cond Can be seen at Johnson Tre~ ler c ourt Lot N o 20 $3995 446 9191 MOB LE HOM E _ ac r e tot l4 x 65 2 bdr ali appl ances and part aly turn shed exc cond n ce d ~ ck uh itt derp nned stor age b dg l oc ated a ong Rac.coon Creek I CA 446 1865 ! 21'97~0 1 { l V1nyl and Alum1num Sid1ng Roofing BISSEU. SIDING CO. New repa1r gutters and down spouts W10dow clean~ng Guller cleanmg Free Es!Jmates 949 2862 949 2160 for a Free S1dmg Eshmate 949 2801 or 949 2860 No Sunday ca lis MOB LE HOME bdr ke new cond many e)( t as Ca ll 245 53 45 4 41 mo. 1973 CAS TLE 14 X 65 2 bdr w t h centra a r Ca I 367 0212 SPR ~G SA L E ON U SE D TRl M O BILE HOM ES STATE MOBILE ftOME S 446 7572 TWO BDR TRAI LE R and lot n M er cerv li e Call 256 1420 after 4pm or 446 1211 anyt me Bus10ess Serv1ces .B-u .. smess Serv1ces HOWERY AND MARTIN h covet ng sept c systems ddze backhoe Rt 143 Phone I (6"J69B 7331 nc S & G Carpet Clean ng deep ex t act on tree steom est motes Co I between 8 am and 5 pm 7.42 22 1 even ngs 992 6309 or 742 2874 S & H Exler or Pa nf ng Houses mob le homes and roofs ~2 6309o 742 :i' l 74 GRAVELY TRACTORS and Equ p ment E..:pe enced serv ce 204 Condo Pomeroy Oh o 992 2975 For Rent SL E EP NG ROOMS for rent Ga ll a Hote MOB LE HOME 2 bdr near Holzer ref and dep req Call 446 1409 between 4 and 6pm A T TENT ON not sotd as thought Pl ease ca back on 1971 14 x 70 mob !e home 2 bdr 1.4 x 20 LR separate DR l awn bu ldlng 2 a r cond r e dwood t eps un Ask ng $6000 derpenn ng Call388 87Q4 after 4pm 1963 FL E ETWOOD mob le home 10 X 60 n Thurman call 245 5205 -----· - -- 1965Generot 601( 12 2 bdr 1970 Skyl ne '2x65 2 b 1970 Sylvo 60x 1'2 2 bclr 1970Cos le 60x 12 2bd 1973 Nob JIV 12x60 2 b 1973 Ridgew ood 70x 4 3 bdr 1973Noshuo 60xl2 2bdr 973Governor 60x12 '2 br 974Morkl ne 50x 12 2 br 8&5 MOBILE HOME SALES PT PlESANT W V 675 .4 ... 24 197 1 MOBILE HOME 12 x 60 2 bed oom fu n shed f replace Good cond t on $4700 8-43 2945 For Rent SEW NG MACH NE Repa rs ser v ce all makes 992 '2284 The Fobr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Soles and Serv ce We sharpen Sc sson EXCAVATING dozer loader and backhoe work dump trucks and lo bo~5 for h re w II haul I I d rl top so I I mas tone and g ovel Coli Bob or Roger Jef fers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 971 3525 or 992 5232 EXCAVA liNG dozer backhoe and d che Charles R Hat f eld 8tock Hoe Serv ce Rutland Oh o Pone 742 2008 PULLINS EXCAVATING Complete Serv ce Phone 992 2478 AUTOM08 LE INSURANCE been cancelled? lost your ope o ors cense? Phone992 2U3 ~e v ng Oh o Va lley reg on S )( days a week 24 hou 1 serv ce Emergency ca lls Call 882 2952 or 882 3454 H2 3325 216 E second Street GEN APPLIANCE STORE - All stock and f x tures at 1nventory Wonder ful locat on for an n terested couple Cal 1f vou want to go info the bus ness venture IN THE COUNTRY 3 bedroom ntce otder home with furnace large modern eat tn kitchen Modern bath and l arge lot Hemlock Grove area $23 000 BUSINESS BUILDING In Middleport on the T 26 x96 Several rooms up w1th bath restroom and arge business room down RIVER VIEW n Pomeroy 6 room house wtth storage bu1ld ng cellar and garage Natural gas c ty water and on Ohio Power Just$17 500 IN THE COUNTRY - N ce o ld er home wtfh 4 bedrooms Enormous tam ly room w1th woodburn ng fireplace 3 car garage and workshOp 1 h acres Great for a large fam1ly for $35 000 LOTS - Acreage woods cleared land camps tes and home sites A ll stzes all prices LIST IT WITH US AND WE WILL ADVISE HOW TO GET THE MOST FROM A SALE Housing' Headquarters SLEEPING ROOMS fo work ng men only 8 eokfost I des red Reosonob e otes Phone 9<12 5422 FURN SHED APT su tob 8 lor 3 or 4 construct on workers After Spm call 992 S4J.4 992 3129 or 992 5914 OFFICE SPACE for ent Pome oy $75 pe mon h ut t es pold Call992 6009 Yard Sale 8 G GARAGE ond Yord Sale 26 Ro ood St M ddlepo ~ t Sto I ng Su n de~ Apr I 29th I 6 pm Monday 10 4 Fu n ture n ce cloth ng dolls antiques and mon~ other tems In case of on wl behedfollowngdoy BASEMENT SALE Sunday Apr I 29 9 5 Basement of Summer f eld s Apts across from Cheste Post Off ce All k nds of tems Good gas onge wh eunlo ms lle14 GARAGE SALE Thursday and Fr day May 3 and 4 lOam to .tpm Kerr Harr sburg Rd 3 miles from Kerr PORCft SA~E Mon Apr I 30 through May 4 near Pack ng H ouse on Texas Rd m THREE BD~ ftO!JSl' n Ga lhpols Col ~ 3144 At t er 5pm and on weekend s call 446 9328 SINGLE INDIVIDUAL needs COUNTRY MOB LE Home Perk styli Sh small apartment or Route 33 no th of Pome O't' home to lease or rent with n s Lorge lot s Cal 992 7479 m notes dr v ng t m e of Please ca Mr 3 AND .4 BM furn shed ond un Gal potS" furn shed ap s Phone Jackson at Chris Craft Corp A-46 4930 .5-134 m ElWOOD SOWERS REPA R Sweepers toasters rons all small oppl onces lawn moer ne)(! to State H ghway Garage on Route 7 985 3825 ROLLING ACRES at good -~-c-=c-:---c---c--cc-,--­ postu e Plenty of wote Could _ _,_R"e"'a ,_,_ l .,E, s,t_,a-'-t,_e_,t,oC!r...:S:ca,_,_,le,__ occomodote 50 plu s cottle 614 667 3398 PASTURE FOR RENT 992 5616 1965 ROY CRAFT 12 X 60 cl ean 3 bdr \ SJSOO Call 446 .4219 BRADFORD Auchoneer Com plete Serv ce Phone 9.49 2-487 or 9~9 2000 Roc ne Ohio Cr tt Bradford E C ELECTRICAL Controc or FOR RENT or w II sell on land contract 3 bdr house 62 Ch 1 cotne Rd See Jack Neal 446 0157 90 lijiiiijjiiiiiiJIJ Ca II 4-S·tiC 1965 General 60 x. 12 2 br 1970 Sky! ne 12 x 65 2 br 1910 Sylvan 60 x 12 2 br 1970 Cas11e 60 x 11 2 br 1973 Nob ty 12 x 60 2 br 1973 R dgewood 70 x 14 3 br 1973 Nashua 12 x 60 2 br 1973 Governor 12 x 60 2 br 1974 Mark! ne 12 x 50 2 br BandS Mob le Home Sales Pt Plea sanf WV 675 4.4'2 4 ...c _ • *New Home *Add ons 'lie Remoldmgs *Free Esl!mates 9'!.2 6011 Mobile Homes for Sale l1 Ill -- ,446-2642 . 27)20 Montgomery Ad Langsville Oh1o 614 669 4245 Evemngs J. Miles East of W1lkesv1lle SUPER GOOSE STOCK TRAILERS NOW AVAILABLE C. R. MASH . VINYL & ALUM. SIDING 592 3051 mo BIU.'S 3·71mo. (Pd .) 77 E State Athen s 4 23 1 mo. :>" BMR 113 E qhty iiC r PS w th tw o ho ~('S Cli'\rrtQC' il nfl seVf' rrll outhu irl no s SoufhNn Gnll n Co nf y HOME IMPROVEMENTS TRAILER SAl ES 651 Beech Street Middleport 0 992 2356 IRELAND MORTGAGE CO -< 0 - RICE'S 18 Yeilrs Expenence W1ll Make lll'sennce Calis Purchase nnd Ref1nance 30 Yea Terms A - No money down (ehgl ble veterans> FHA- As low as 3% down (non vet eran s ) ;: m• • 58-1 REYNOlD'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP REAL ESTATE (OANS BMR 116 Th rty three acres of• t.;~ nd w th qood two br flroorn homP Stonp f r ep ace n fnm y r oom Barn BMR 101 Bu 1ld no lot close to town RUTLAND HARDWARE Rutland R('S tr r tP("I tor you protect on C tv Oh o 7.42 2255 Close out at FOR THE BEST n forage BMR 107 F1fty .::tr res varant or 58 acrPs and sc hoo s cost All small elertr c op and gra n storage BMR 135 Thr eP sur veyed p et ts c laSP to w fh moctulrtr home Only 7 m es tram vestock feedtng equipment pi onces nc.lud ng tooste s town Roart brfl r ut anrt r ur il l Wilter ~ town most y wooctect call Clyde Walker 245 5276 blenders ha r drvers and many etVil ilhle On<' 7J r1cr e on e 1 nrre onr 7 BMR 62 Exc(> lent bu ld nq lot 1 dO e~crf' s other 1tems Brand names acr P M L 1Bud l McGhee Broker BMR 97 Commerc .::tl bu ld nq on cor ner of on 01 vrr Wh te Ro <'! d Be a t ful surroun Sunbeam P oto S !ex and ECftO Cf!Al N SAWS wood n Gitll pol s Prf"srnt y oc c up eci E x other quot ty names d nos splitters saw cha1ns and < 446 0552 Anyl!me BMR 10'1 Tw f' Vf' un t r~pMtm Pn t ro m p rx • C€'1 ('nf locat on n M net prort A npnrlm{'nt c:. fur n shed FIFTEEN FOOT l owe L ne wood cutttng suppl es Tom Wh1le S~lesman 446 9557 Eve olum num bass boo 20 h p Charles McKean 446 9442 Thank you for hstmg WJih Bud McGhee Realty 'Thank you for IJstmg w1th Bud McGhee Really Thank: you tor hsl1nq w1th Bud McGhee Realty Me c s ck steer ng fully equ pped w th Ira fer Coli GRAVE L Y TRACTORS end 98S 433'1 attachments Parts and ser OUTDOOR EQUIP NCR CASH eg ste fo g ocery v ce MENT SALES Jet Rts 7 sto e Sepo o a toto s for mea and 35 Gallipolis ca ll «6 ServiCes Offered For Sale produce 9 ocer es m sc and Pets for Sale 3670 Open Mon Sat 9am to ta xes Excellent cond t on Spm DOG OBEDIENCE C asses form ng $125 Phone 7•2 2255 1977 CHRYSLER BASS SEPTIC SY STEMS IN CONCRETE BLOCK WORI< now Coll61 o4 367 0550 BOAT and 75 tl_orse motor STALLED Comp l ete by dr veways patios steps DISHWASHER S40 Phone many extras $3000 Ph 245 AKC REG STEREO Old English qual fed J censed nsta er FOR SALE walks garages basements 9'12 2993 9120 Sheepdog pupp es 6 weeks f I I d rt hauled stone gravel a1n Plow with Hitch Reasonable u nderp nn ng 197_.. HONDA 554 Excellent con old Shots and wormed etc A.AA Contractors call256 for Bolen Riding Trador Freeest mates Call 367 0295 d t on w h e~«tros $995 1921 6" 667 or 367 0231 10 "' craftman Radial Saw. NOW TAKING ORDERS for 949 2181 W1th base 120 240 V 20 wk old p Jllets Brown or AKC REGISTERED mole St Ber Like New . Pt:A.NTS FOR sale tomatoes cob white Frosty H II Poultry nord 1 year old Gent!• Needs ROBERTS BROTHERS Fl REPLACE AND CftlM CALL 446.0150 After 5 PM bnge coul II owe West Shade Form 304 895 3319 or 675 NEYS cleaned and repaired home In country wirh room to GARAGE 24 hr wreckerser - ' Rood Rt 156 3 m les nor 2698 Smok ng ftreplace? Call THE run $100 992 78Jq or 992 2192 VI Ce All types of repa1r Up of Chester No Sunday QUARTER t v. CH MNEY SWEEP CftlM HOURSE RISING STAR Kennels board ng per Rt 7 Call 446 2445 days NEYS AND TULIPS 373 6057 eta I only gelding $300 Call256 6315 GOOD USED APPLIANCES 446 4792 n ghts and ond groom ng oil breeds Washers dryers 197 IKI 9•00 m les $1100 COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS BEST - 3 BR S Jl 2 baths Chesh re 367 0292 refrldgerators ranges I 9<12 14x18 LR dung r m foyer lam•IY rm wtth stone CUSTOM COMPOST 1968 SEA STAR 1611 boat 85 Skaggs Appliances IN HOOF HOLL.OW English and SEPTIC SYSTEM 1918 fireplace stove relng washer drver drapes cur TILLING Smallorchardand HP Johnson eng ne tra ter 1978 JEEP CJ5 S lve STALLED New leach bed Western Saddles and harness talns 2 car garage 2 34 acres of land with fish pond on tree maintenance Cal cover ski eqUipment all Eastern Avee 446 1398 nes Want fr ee CHIMNEYS sea w h e~elros Horses ond ponle• Ruth sewer AND TUL PS State Route 588 C1ty schools STROUT REAlTY safety equ pment $2400 Call est mates? L censec;l tn W13705 Rv•ves 614 698 3290 373 60S7 446 0008 ,. NTERNATIONAL DIESEL 682 7695 Oak ft ll OH staller Ca I Russe Is Plum HANGING 8ASKETS all k nds 344• Bac khoe Call388 8120 b ng 446 4782 AKC REG BEAGLE male Beddtng plants bl oom ng KlTCftEN CAB IN ETS 11 mo old For a pet Call USED FURNITURE Vegf!!toble pants oil eody to vanity p en c tables lawn 367 0292 1978 SUZUK RM 12S exc Used refr dgerator 5 pc GALLI A RESIDENTIAL go potted See DonS abort Rt Services Offered chairs qu ltmg frames or cond Used refridgerator $50 dinette set roll away bed IMPROVEMENT 1 Roc ne Oho anything made of WOOd Call ~45 9213 D BUMGARDNER SALES CORB IN AND SNYDER nsulated v nyl s d ng DOG OBEDIENCE DENNEY AND GL ASS Cha1n Wood Shop 101 Court St 446 RAIOESMA 0 S gown w th 95S Second 446 ll71 INC 5124 In stock for a um num gutters and 2572 CLASSES forming now Call link fence Free estimates Open Sam to .Cpm Man s ze 11 12 $30 992 5958 mmed ate delivery Pool spouts storm doors and win HONDA extra seat 2 367 0550 Ca ll 245 9113 Ken Soles thru Fn k1ts or let us Instal l dows Free est mates Ph Gall polls H & N Dov old o started leghorn PONY FERGUSON TRAC helmets 1500 F ( RM Call 36 7 0209 day or n ght pull&ts both floor or cage TOR cultivators plows ex 256 6505 after 6 30plt) AKC BRITTANY SPA~IEL SWIMLAND POOLS and ac g own avo loble Poultry Hous tra set of wheels and weights 3 and a half yr old male To _,-::!'1 Ll ME STONE gravel and cessor es Pool supplies and r~-:-::::-~~;,... ing and Au oma on Modern 3 pt hitch d1sc exc cond LIMESTONE DELIVERED M&T CONSTRUCTION sand All sizes At Richards ftORSE 3 yr old broke to a gOOd home Ca lf 446 4485 service Chem cals opening Poultry 399 W Mo n Pomeroy Cal 2.56 1420 a.fter 4pm or nde Well marked $300 Ca l and Son Upper River Rd Gallipolis Pont Pleasant of poo s n spr ng Free & EXCAVATING Ga ll!pol s Oh o Call 446 7785 Phone 992 2164 4.46 1211 anyhme area 25 mile radius 367 7101 256 6750 AUSTRAlLlAN BLUE est mates Free delivery on Backhoe and dozer work by NEW SAVAGE Fo)( 8 double ba HEELER cow dog Ca ll 388 chem tca ls Ca ll 446 7887 the tob or by the hour Also elf 12 guage S150 Call ALL! S CHALMERS TRAC SWlVIM lN G POOL IN 8875 after •Pm licensed sf!ptic tanks 1n A A A CONTRACTORS Zl NN S LANDI ~G TOR w th posthole digger 9<12 6Q93 STALLATION repa r sta lled Oump truck Free Backhoe dozer dump truck ftAS USED BOATS STUCCO PLASTERING and cu lt vators $800 Call estimates Work done by the" hour or by open ng and clos ng poo s FOR YOU ENGLISft SETTER 3 yrs p aster repair texture 446 7322 J add sl des or any pool equ p Call J88 -862l the ob For free estimates S675 18 fl Fishing boat with old female pedigreed S50 ceilings Free est mates Call256 1921 USED FU!INITURE m ent We sell all ~ nds of pool Ca 256 ll82 11\le well and tra iler 1972 19 Call446 8593 1- 2 pc I v rm sutte and chem ca ts equ1pment ft IMP Attec 10 with trailer SPEED 0 PRINT 900 series WAlER AND mise haul ng Call rollaWay bed with tn Pudd e Pools In c Albany B I LLS MOBILE HOMES copy mach1ne Ca ll 367 7150 S7200 16 fl Aluminum Craft 992 5858 nerspnng mattress like 698 5265 .SO HP Mercury and tro~~iler after 4 15pm and Home Improvements Servlces_OIIii'ed new 1 couch hke brand NOW HAULING I mestone n Free est mates Call446 '26-42 $1200 Whitehouse bOat wlfh 0 g, ,_. t,.;UNTRAC rORS new 1 sewmg mach1ne tn M ddleport Paemroy area Call motor and trailer S«)() 17ft fiAMMOND BODY SHOP TftElSS INSULATION n PLOWS 12 1n excel ent All types home 1m cab net 2 dtnette sets for free est mote 367 7101 Crestllner 85 HP Evmrude and Pamt SPECIA L Sand master foam lnsu lat on sui RUSS AND MAX ELLIOTT 0 sc new last year Call 446 provements and room addt and troller 12100 ~ 7044 SlSO Ph 245 9371 or 379 2306 New homes old homes com PAINTING AND sondblost ng Lennox Heating and air con 1775 after 5pm t ons Also plumbtng mercial structures For free Free est motes COII949 2686 dit1onlng Rapco Foam In .._~atmg & electr cal work 446 9523 est mates call 4-46 1911 sulat on 446 8515 or 446 0445 COUGHENOURS WATER DAVIS SEW VAC CENTER .done 1975 FORD F100 P CKUP POOL CHEM CALS Season pocks Ca TWO HO 1 ll after .4 30 OELIVERY CALL 446 7283 New sewing machines S79 9S Free Esttmates 31 000 m les Call256 6278 Free delivery 0 Bumgardner geldmg 1 bucksktn mare anyttm~ 446 3407 or 256 665'2 and up New sweepers $6.4 95 PAINTING Resldenttal n Soles Inc Equipment and sup ca 388 9770 l!nd up Sewing machine fur terlor and exterior barn and plleo 992 57U BOGGS EXTERMINATING 9 N FORD TRACTOR very niture portable cases mobile home roofs Free J IM S SIDIN G A~D CON " H A.!::.:U:: Ll : N,.:G : _:::. I :: m :.: e :: ,, : :. o _ n_ e_g _ r _ o_ ve , 1 on d : CO (former I Y Fa nes and good shape Call 245 5578 PAINTING Would like t do 424 NTERNATIONAL and motors and parts vacuum estimates 15 yr e)(p Ca ll 367 STRUCT!ON CO All types of mise Items 1•2 2909 osk l o 0 dell) Oak Hill OH Call pa ntlng Ins de and out Also oader S3500 WO lnt M C cleaner hose motors bags 7MULLINS HOME 1M s ding remodel ng conc rete Rick Imboden co llect 446 7569 wal paper ng and texture $2200 lnt rake S625 10 In rug tools carpet shampoo PROVEMENTS Siding v ln ROTOTILLER disc brush roof1ng gutter plumb ng c ell ngs FREE lnt d sc $800 Fox chopper and etc Repair on all makes vt aluminum and steel gut hog two 16 fl 8 In I beams WILL DO painting nside and out Vou name It Free estimates E STIMATES Reasonable Sl OOO Fox blower SlOOO 42 two axles w1th tires and Pickup and tens doors windows roofing and models to local area Ca I 446 7623 Good reference For more in rates PH 367 7'268 Ask for ft All ed elevator $950 delivery One half mile up with optional insulation Low tongue 35 ga I hot water formation call 992 6331 before Ron Georges Creek Rd Call -«6 H ll s boro goosenec k $5800 cost Free estimates Call-446 heater 70 000 BTU clr r-;;";;;:::::-=------~ noon or oft• e 30 pm 0294 10119 Ca 304 67S 12U or 1 304 523 culating heater Call 379 ADVANCED SEAMLESS SBAJ 2115 --------,-~---w cl••n MORGANS GUTTER CO 197. ftONDA 750 I( 10 000 JAY MARCUM roofing WOODLAWN FARM Cont nuous no leak gutter ng miles saddle bags flartng spouting and siding 30 vear s MF 235 DIESEL TRACTOR Rl 1 Albany698 8205 RT 35 exper ence Free esttmates front and rear safety bars with plows and l'}ew d sc Exc Storm W1ndows, PLINY WV Call 388 9857 hang two !@at sissy bar and cond Call44d 1288 after 5pm Anllhorn111• Skirting, Storm Doors, luggage rack Like new cond SA NDY AND BEAVER In Awn1ngs, Patio KACH ALL PORTABLE S1495 Coli 44d 18.5-1 Replacement surance Co has offered ser TRl STATE UPHOLSTERY Installed and BLDG All s zes 6 X IQ to 12 X A MODE L JOHN DEERE 11 ces f or f re nsurence Covers, Carports, SHOP 1163 Second Ave W1ndows, Pallo tractor with J bottom 14 In 40 See at 123 _ Pine St 446 Leach Beds Ins talled coverage n Galha Countv for Gall pol s 446 7833 or 446 TRUCKLOAD OF 151n 18 In Roof Paint, Set up 2783 or 3 houses be low p ows Hydraul c lift $2000 Covers Alummum almost a century Farm Cert1fled by the 183 3 2"n t:lellllle 2 It long Chom c . 1256 1490 Bowl ng AI lev on Rt 7 446 and Re-leveling Cell home and perosnal propetty S1d1ng and ney block Go lllpol s Block County 1279 coverao es Rre ava !able to 123 I 2 p neSt 446 2783 Co Accessones Ca II RON S TV SER v 1r e 1978 CJ~RYSLER 16 fl meet nd 11 dual needs Con Spec tal lzlng In Zentth Hou se run.:tbout with 1978 85 HP file t Lew s Hughes your GAS RANGE like new used ca l s Cat 1 JO,. 576 2398 or Chrv sler notor 245 9257 after PLAYER PI Ar>IO ROLLS neighbor Bustness Op ref r dgerator good cond 446 2454 lpm Zmn s Landtng 4.46 7044 portun t es Call 256 6426 a Au)!!_ & Truck Rep~ur uso Transm1ss1on Repair Phnne '92 5682 608 E MAIN POMEROY 0 lU BMR 134 Excf'IIPnf fhr rf' hedroorn homP n ~ r r kn l nrp r fn m ly room E" at n k t chen N ce lot FHA VA ; "'SMR 138 New L sting - 3 BR br ck 1 h !I baths full d vided basement Th s lovely '11(' home 1S s tuated on 1 64 acre n the ~ Gallipol s School system Pr ced n them d e 160 s !;: BMR 108 Three bedroom ranch w th brtse ment r.nd gi'lre~oe Nll':e s 1e lot n Green ~ E ement;.ry C'l rea Steel s d ng RE cr ea ~ tlon room and workshop Good buy FHA ID VA tu towonl Rulll!nd 0 ll 9 1 mo Rt 3 Pomeroy Oh10 992 5547 4 25 1 mo Pd n BMR 139 New L st ng - 2 story home n Gall i polis 31arge BR s LR FR DR eat nktt Owner wants It sold qUtck $29 900 milo oH Rl 7 ~y.pa11 on 51 Rt lO E Maon Street Pomeroy 0 Call9927113 ~ Fdr Free E5flmates CONTRACTOR 1:11 c: ;: • ~. . COl -1 ROGER HYSEll GARJGE EWOTT APPUANCE II LANE DANIELS ~ n BMR 132 In Ruttrmcl Two t r~t f\<rE>s w th oooct three bedroom two be-th hom,. ... Fam1 ly room Garage FHA VA Your HeadquarteJS For , Armsbong Carpeting E ~e nl'rl'nc r 14Yr -FHA 3% DOWN 1st $25~000 - ~552 428 SECOND AVE. ~ " Real Estate for Sale VETERANS - NOTHING DOWN 1<.eol** 0 ~~~~~~- ASK US ABOUT FINANCING M~GKEE " '< .---=---------'-,~ FOR SALE 1976 PACER X Real Estate for Sale -- Real Estate for Sale -- ---- --~ PRICER lovely brick ranch 1S ready for your grow.ng lam ly w th over 1900 sq ft of ltVtng area plus a two car garage The family rm 1S 14x27 w1th a WB ftreplace The kttchen ts complete w th range diShwasher & dtsp Other features are 3 large BR s 11'2 baths arge LR & dm1ng area heat pump central vacuum qual ty carpet elec garage door & a farge flat lot at Rodnev STROUT REALTY 446 0008 wanted to Do Camping Equ1pment BUD BURNS Roof ing and spout1ng Call for free est mates 446 1108 1975 II FOOT truck camper' se f conto ned o r cond Oil .,.. cellent condition 992 2121 ftOU SEPAINTlNG Ex per enced Reasonable rates Call446 0946 -- --- .------WILL DO BABYSITTING In mv home Call 367 7265 CODNERS CAMPERS locqted on Rainbow R dge I m le from Boshon Sohu Motor homes to tappen rentals trov&l t o le s service and suppi 614 843 3011 •s 1972 MODEL AMERICAN HerltoQ; travel troller 22 h long Call Roder ck Grimms residence n Racine Phone 949 263.4 G1veaway ANY PERSON who has anything to g ve away and does not offer or attempt to offer any other th ng for sate may p ace an ad 1n th s co umn There w 1 be no c harge to the advert ser PART COLLIE PUPP ES 6 wks old Cute as can be Ca ll 446 7002 MALE part Coli e br:own whi te ong ha red 2 yrs old good pet Call4.d6 7469 Camp10g Equ1pment 18 FT TRAVEL TRA I LER self conta ned w1th Reese h t ch air con d sleeps 6 exc cond Call4-46 1977 - ----------- 1970 CAMPER for heavy duty p c kup Cal 388 8875 after 4pm GIVe AWa'J. TWO ADULT female spoyed cots 1 sol d b ac~ 1 blue n co or Col ofte 5 935 3511 BEAUTIFUL HOME AND 25 ACRES Barn tool shed comb nat1on cettar and utI ty b dg 6 acres product1ve level land 18 acres pasture and wood lots Some timber 900 lb tobacco base want to sell th s proper t y th s week A good buy Pr c~d for qu ck sa le S32 500 H]09 Anyon e wou d adm re th e LOOK • qua ty of th e superb con New 1 st ng Be th e f r st to struot on of th s t as teful y see th s hom e oca ted of State Route 7 fe atur ng des gn ed b ck home 3 000 I v ng space 3 n ce 1 v ng r oo m 3 sq It bedroom s spi'lc ou s I v ng bedroom s d n ng r oom 2 room arge t am ly room baths ea t 1n k tchen par enchant ng k tchen form a t at basement n c ty schoo d str cl Woul d be .:t n d n ng r oom pat o lu I f n shed ba sem ent w th 7 excellent sta rt e hom e cnr a t t .:tc hed gar age 11 283 s tuat ed on a arg e eve l ot Don t let th s one pas s vou " n a qu et ne ghborhood II you are look ng for con struct on qual ty don t ook any f urt her Pr ced to se ap dly on toda y s markel Shown by ilppo nment #258 --- NEW LISTING l o:1 Of' horr'l r 1 <"0 nfry 8 ro0m r: ? b 'l he:. full hAsr oooct rt r r rt wr m rn co ntr y v ~t p r il c:. o ;w to:1 hlf' Ci r pp n Twr St 1tP Pt 141 J ust rnouCJh lilnrt tor o rnr o c; r o ntr y I v no Pr <"f'rl n th (' for PS # 198 NEW LISTING HORSE COUNTRY W 1h n m n tf' S of H (l 7Pr MPrt c CPn f' 7 ~r f>S on n c;t r1 fP r m tf' w th ;"~ f nf' 110xt>O hnr ~(' hil r n F 1"1 r horo:.r o:; t lis w th n< y c1l r1 l n t o; rt f> oor s I nr ll pond r n r f'c1 w th n nl' tr r rs !=. x YPi'lr C1h1 tot :t l PIPi fr i hNN' L1 r f!(l(l"l S ii Orl hn h 10)( 7t; <> t o r r~ rt f' h n np v t h yn nc fru I trr P!; PCl rt fronho f' PCl " S h y n f' ;"I C:. rHl nthf'r r~ crr ii Ql' M c:. t C:.Pf' to ;"lppr<'r C~ t f' Shnwn (lfl y #301 hy <'~ppo ntmPnt SPACIOUS CONTEM PORARY tl h('rtrnom o;. 1 h ho:; n p r> C:.('l r> c;. pft no on 7 A ;~ rrr"; of c:.r r f' nP won rli r~ n rt PI c:.h I v no r oo n rnnclrrn r nrnj"l iPIP k l ft('n ff1 rm ?l c1 n no roflm I m Y r OC"Im 7 w h f r.-.r f' ~ 1 f n o:: tt ('C hr~ ~;; prn r nt I or> rl N· k ~ o;r r r ty c:.yo:. fr' m I n P. ron rt l I V 5i h00 o; 0n f' 01 thr ,nc; t n n r hnrn f'<:. n thr o ntv r In rn ~ n v m(lr l" r1P f " 3 , . ' A Tr y hn n ('y ~ rn r y nr ohhnr hoM hf' r!rn o m ~ Iv r oom n OCl r C'lCim ~ tr hrn h I h o:; r rn f' n cl(l Prl 0 h n c:. m or r r; r "I<P nrlnrr n r rl r n ~ ro t F xrr r 1 rnn d i an 11781 DP.EAMSOO COME TRUE Let us make your dreilms come tru e w th yo u own ng on e of Gall a Coun y s oi er qu Ll l y hom es N ne spa c ou s room s 4 bedroom s form a entr y f~m ly r oom v ng oom modern k chen bi1th ru ba se men t gM ag e and plenty of st or age space L arge y ard w th sev er al t r ees Shown on y by ap po ntment II 277 MODERN HOUSE POOL 3 300 sq ff overall 3 B R '2 baths sh ower modern k1f ch en larg e a n t qu e decor ateO tam ly r oom 1100 sq ft concr ete sw m m ng p( o 18 )(35 ver~ muc h n use p en c area lots of 1 v ng St R t 141 Ga poi s School D si r c l Pr ced SS3 900 Modern new cu stom bUilt nome c l ose to proper t y c an be pur c hased w th proper y or sold separafE:!IY or moved To! ;a Package S76 000 11212 CENTURY 2' FARMS PRICE REOUCEDSlSOOO 219 ac re s ~ today s st ng pr cc $110 000 Approx 50 i'lcrs t liabl e 160 pasture bs tobacc o base 1411 large barn tos of good r oild frontage bla cktop r oad rur a wa ter modern 4 BR house w th full ba se ment L et s deal now spr ng w 11 soon be here 11 199 $45 000 A TTENTION HO G FARMER S 15 acr es of highly produc t ve tevc l crop land 27 acres wooct and 38 71 r~ c res n pnsture hog bfl rn w th au o feeder Ready for bu s ness MC'lny more d e t r~ s Call for them today /1268 TIME TO PLANT NPw I o; t nq 9? il("(f' S n c; yr~ n Tw p 75 ilh ,. nrrPs r~lmn~ t r~ l lrvf' l n top proc1 ct on 61> Nrrf'S n pilr: h r r nnrl woo l i n s ('on srr vilt on pr 11rt r f's ~n nooci t rtrm m ~ni'1 of' m f'n MP pi " n t(l <";f'f' on th" far m r nncrPIP wflfr n tro oh rt vr r s on rt tr h('!'. r~n r! w rtfN wr~y s Ptr ROO lh IObilr 0 ~(' l 'l O l? n nro v t n h;, r o h me1 1h nNY o:;hN ~ n rt o hf' r o lh r1 n<1 s Ho sr t1 rt 5 t Pf'n f'crn y r r m orlPi r rl nml v PI ns l rd N I 1 hNt t'lom s h i'l th 7 t rrr ~ rP!'. D n nn rMm tnm y r oom 'IA nrl k h n OwnN h(' l r vf's '"''"'' 'I .-.c r (lc:. of r o 1 lo hr 1 t r~ k P !; e~ fr to h rl J"'l " f r-.r m Th s onP s r<'i'lriV l or yo 0 rt rw P f'iiSe ca ll now ~ 290 PRICE REDUCED FOR FIVE DAY:S or g nal price S~O 000 52 acre farm 6 room house bath f1rep ace dr li ed well countv water barn outbuildings toba cco base t lfable and pasture and woodlots Close to R o Grande Gall pohs Schools Don task f or a tower pr ce $32 500 buys It now Hurry we areread y Nl44 NEW LI STING !; p Nr n r:. t y A nr! Bf' hr f r ~ to o;pf' th ~~ .-.rrP f ilr m H \1 c:. r> .-, .-. o:. hN'I'l r r rnodr> r rl 'lnrt r on o: o: tc; n! I v nn r ~ n'l f il l"" l v f0 (11Yl "' 111 I rPpl r~ rr c1 " no r t II" tr tw n onmh ro r(, 3 h('flrf'O 11 c:. f"'rl hrdh N ('V Y h tt 1f' .,.. 17 rn r t I h nfl 11 t l"'nrrr P fi nN r("l ' ton r ~"' h .,,.. 1"1 rn net c:. f'vf' r<"l 0t t ,... (1 t h lr c ~ I"' " "'Y of 11 l pr rl ?95 FINANCING IS NO PROBLEM On th s farm hou se and 104 51 ac r es mor e or ess of good crop land loca ted n M e gs County Salem Twp Several acr es of eve / r oad fr onta ge House has v ng 4 roo m d n ng r oom bedrooms kitchen A lso a daub e c r b and m ac h nery shed Owner w II help f nance a good qual f ed buyer Land contrac t or se c ond mortage Ca ll tor more deta !s N244 THIS IS SPECIAL 1?0 ncre n n w t h ~ mnnr rn hou sf' f\. s for ho sr> ~ um n m s cl nc thr r m o pt~ n r w nclows r oppN p urnh nQ dr ux£' k tc hr n form ;"j l rt n nq room l wo h lhs hN SP m('nt run wn tpr f' f C" I <'l nct ttpprnx 50 <1 r Ps I nblr h('rtvy th rk orr tl nr ct n ss f<'sc uf' sod rtPil 1 f or rr~ ltl (' Gooc hi'! n tobacco hilSf' F Plds Nr f> h fl h N d r! r y CFl t lf' r 'O u d p 'ls tur r: moo:; t Cli w ntr r un ~s sn ow OVf' CJQ C PIPnfy W::li C'r p!lnrt nncl st f'" m Th(' s p ort s m il n s s d (' rthot net s w th ctr cr sq r rP I wood o r o l sr H Qr Sf'hn k r I no lo ts of tr i1 s r~nrtro~ ris pnp frf' rs w ... '""'" vr oul tt'lrlw .-.nr hf' o h r~r m e Showr on v hy rtppo ol men t ~ n r Rn If' l<t 775 ou t at Gn po "> I' 1 8 INSTANTLY A PEALING• ENERGY SAVER • Th s c ustom bu t br ck home '2 bedrooms 2 baths has a f loor plan you II really en oy Plann ing qua ty m at er as and workmansh p s unsurpassed Insula t on A nder son w ndows hard to bel eve today s heat ng and elec tr c b lis total only SSO average per month 2192 sq ft p us ful basement spacious LR w th I replace fam room 2 car garage screened n room over ook ng beaut fu1 landscaped backyard One of the best qual t y homes to enter today s market Located Spr ng V a ey Com e m ake appomtment see for your self lll07 LOVELY TWO STORY EYE CATCHER Hom e t hat has been totally TAX SHELTER r emOdel ed Be the t r st to 113 acres Greenfield Twp !:>ee th s very we kept well kept and scen1c coun ho n e New mod ern bu I n try home 2 barns 2 car k tchen a appl an ces garage other outbutldmgs most ha ve ma ntenance JO acres ttlfabte land wood warr an tv L v ng oom lots stream runs through d n ng room 3 bedroom s farm Plenty water tor bath ut I ty and p lay room livestock You must see comb nect wood burner low these pretty green treated heat b li s 2 car ga ag e 2 ftelds to apprectate the stor age bu d ngs garden value beauty and ltvmg spa ce ( A ll tij s and nuch satisfactton tn the area m or e s urrounded by N306 several large shade frees Lots of pr vac y but yet EXCELLENT LOCATION close to stores Rea sonab y Come and see this newly pr ced Shown by appt on r emade eel hOme 6 room s y 11260 bath 3 BR gas for ced a r ELEGANCE AT he a f a II new k t che.n ap AT ITS BEST pltances cab nets and all Stf' p n ~ dP r1nct tak e C'l oo k New 2 car garage green ~ I th s c h;; m no 7 stor y house attllched other out I ornp I m surf' you W bu ldmgs 3 5 ac res M ust s I n ovr w tn t For see Inside of house to ap m'l Pn tr y w th nn open preclate Locat on w n lno s t r~ rwy r~ p ush Ne ghborhood Rd Shor1 l R r~ n d ro 7'y F R bo h d1stance from c ty lim ts f(' u no w b I <'PI rl Cf'S NlBS !o mil c1 n no m orl er n STOP• Cln p lr> t(' k kh12n d ;:. Q£' ha ve been oak ng f or n oo s 7 brdh s Th s af you barga n ST OP Tt1 c nmf' o:; I OC~ <t r w th c osr t own er of th s r ecentl y <; n, rr A so hns br~se m f' nt r emodeled hom e sa ys he n st £'rl ro storrtoe mmed ately must selt rl (' I ? r Q'l r i'lCJI' f\ L 11 ng r oom kit chen 2 Cl f II s Sf' t nq on 14nP K re bedroom s ba th ul 1 t y n or r n lf'S'i ~ rr ouncted r oom New porc hes and Iy ClP berwt fu shad P septi c tank A so new w r t s p rt nts t~ nrl shrubs ng Shown by ap po nl Wr t NVC' us touc hed thp m ent S19 000 00 1/ 2JS I I Irs of th hom l' Sf'e nq PRICE REDUCED c:. P r>v n11 1288 132 soo TREMENDOUS Owner Is driving tOO many BUSINESS mlels to work and wllnts h s OPPORTUNITY property so d N ce 3 w h we ::'1 toea bu s ness bedroom ranch L v ng l or Srll f' thai s ncre£t s ng room built n k t chen ye l y by thousa nds of bath gas furnac e carpor t lo ars f you a e n ptus 3 2 acre s W th n one trrcstcd n own ng yo ur mtle of city I m t s Also own bus ness deta Is and mob e can be purch ased I nn c n a nr~ ys s w 11 be w th prop e rty " '28 5 n1dc nva l ab o only to IMMEDIATE POS>ES q il f c t iln<J nlcr cstc-d SION I ycr s N278 2 ac re lot -f or - w de o1 129 9QO wir e fen c€d for sa f l.! ty e~nd S en c area new double p~iva c y Dr lecl we ll rur a w t1 :.M x 51 8 room s 2 w.:.ter and r uns through o bil ll s 2 shower s L R Eiecfr c hook up Almost F R D R 3 bedr ooms new sept c tank Fr u d e u xf' k t c hen good trees A types of berr cs g len r~ rca new too 'S hed v erv product vc leve l land 71 x 78 T h s s w Lll you Hurry out now ~ don 1 be v1n t and ca n t usuall y d1 sappo nted bV a sold 1 ' ' AI new w th 10 acres s gn $1 2 000 1251 to usc ns ou p lei'lse NEW LISTING $37 000 1978 Bilyv PW m ob ie hon t I v nn r oo m de n 7 GOOD BUY bC'('Iroom s hil th mort rrn Help l ght today s nflated k tr hen And ct n nq r~r pa pr ces w t h th s mob I ~ 1\ ppt a n c Ps I n c ct r <i home and 1 acre lot Three F r ppl ac C' <"Cnt n nr bedroom s I 2 ba th s gas un r rp nn no A 1 tl s .-m el forced a r furni'l ce pat o mu ch morf' s tt n<t on block outs de ce m ent r1 rf' s n K yQN Cr C'('k bu ld ng Don m ss fh s Schoo Di stri ct 11 19 dell a ted bu y HlSS v CENTURY 21 LAND INFLAT E D 0 " W 42 s c n ~"' 10 or cso:. Townsh p S1 00 1273 CAtL NOW acres vntouched at 0 900 N212 5- S ACRE TRACTS v~ ca nt w ood l a nd ov er oak ng the Oh o R v er v ew V e ry L ov e y eas on ab!V pr ced K22'2 15 r s vr~c ;:. n nd m ore css new fcnc no or to net 400 b Ob i'I CCO bilSr s mr~ l pond & sam(> m r w<' tPr suppfy Ex cr cnl huy for S9 600 '287 4 NEW LISTING <lCrf" f fl r m housr> bM n n ce eou pml"'nt shec sm<tll pond tohncro h "l ~f' som r t mbN Lilnr! s ll ~ t tn r oll now th excr IPnt r nss r~nci M yiC'nd fl 194 l!J 77 92 ACRE FARM BEEF FARM t 1R ac n :s. ov~r 40 r. crcs evc l t ab e and the r es t s pil s ur,... i'ln d wood l an 1 f obacco be~ se 6 r oom 1ouc:.e Q<Jod bM n ol her oul bu ld nqs Se t;g below tod ay s mar kc- t 11 106 \ 4- 1 ACR~ l~s Count¥ water l,1~ 11 ab e Sell er will furnish a survey Call now N25S 40 ACRES vacant land l oca ted Hunt ngton Twp Sec 19 n ! 2l7 NEW LISTING 6'> r~ r r rs oc i"l tecl on Geor cs Cr ee k R o ~d Lilnct su t rt b ( f or fr~r m ng or devf' op m rnt F Vf' m es from Grlll pql s '1 car gr:~ ril g e hr~r n dn som (> f rn h('r T h s propr rl y sho I wilr r ~n t s0 m r cl on Pr CC'd · ~ 000 #300 S?l 500 37 ac r es more or les L ne tcncc w !h 0 0 M e ntvr e PN k D st r ct Dug we som e t m bC'r excellent hun t ng or c r~ m p ng i'lr ea Ten m nU i e dr ve from GA i pO s 1 287 4 eR hou se bu d ngs cr1 t c hes w ar m sun dur ing da y and br:ceze at n ql t Good pi'lstu re l and ob:. cc o t)i1 5(' Ca n be pu r c nr~ sc d fiS il who e or 20 acr es ancf b dgs or 60 acr es v rJc ant n nd lf youwant a f r,t rm o ust acr es don t p ass th s up A ac t ve se lf ng H rm na n Tr<lce schoo s p ea se calllormore del a Is K266 VACANT LAND 91 ACRES nok no or u.. , l <;If' 9 ~ Cr'f'<; n snr m 1 r ir! Twp RM f r on t,-,(r r> rn y of w.-. r r plr>n t y o f p rt~ tu ~ 'J " ,.. h rn ~ P " 0 h~r c:.mtll f"r hl IC1n s Th s ilM ro lr1 n! <>O t)f' l Sf'ri for kv,... lor nf'n t p rro<;r> s So ., op l0ok no ol Y ~n o vr sr~r~ lt 11770 S\l 000 For the ~oarsman )() acres of vacant land Room to hunt fllrm or build Located near No 1 and 2 m nes In Meigs County f>r ced for $1800000 12•' yo f m w r" v .. "'NO CONTRACTS No bu ld ng problem s start your home lmmed ately 16 lots att ready to move River frontage or seen c view s Pri ces start n g $6 000 per lot L et s move t~em 1 061 116 000 40 acres ol va c ant l nnd m ore or l es~ Per ry Twp Wat er s on proerty Mineral r ig hts l eased Good Buy Won t las t ong nv INVESTMENT PROPERTY 27 acres rur al water b lac ktop r oad close to Gall polis One of ts k nd N103 eft Priced nght 36 69 ACRES MORE OR LESS loca ted In H untington Twp Sec 1B Reasonab y Pr ced No 126 t:ach office Ia Independently ownea and operated CENTURY 21• Homebuyer s K1t "' at pa t1 c pat ng offices © 1976 CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE CORPORATION PRINTED N US A ~ EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUN TY 1.!!1 �.I) .a·· Tilt.• Sun~ a\ Tmws-..~·n tl llt.' l . Sumli.iy. Apr . 29. 1979 · Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the Sunday Times-Sentinel _..__. -~-- - - Real Estate tor Sale Sale-Rea l Estate for -- Real Estate lOr Sijle Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale Willis T. Leadingham, Home COUNTY'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE AGENCY td lilbil', qOO<I CALL 446-3643 tob ~ cco b~ rn , CQ!i'li._ROON E Y RO AD Prr rr Tw p, vrry nic£> 17)(70 t'"••' 1• 1 •mPW•Hll t'l? 6-1 . )1,\l h•v? 'l x30(1Arogecou ld '· ~,, •t, bnc· 1 ~1hl q-.t."'lfJL' t'l\ /\<;k.tn (t$~-1 , 000 '' ,,,,,ldl' !KHnf' c ~ rl r I BEST BUY IN THE COUNTRY OWNER MUST SELL NOW - You · can 11/,R RISO N l O WNSfiiP t.QJ\ •no<; tl y hi ll s & woods ;::.'! ~ '··:~ • '\. 't•!l.H 111 ponr r nnrll)ion prv; sit1!11 ty of c o."'l l : Rtf) GRA ND E AREA .1 1 ,1l!'('5 on l hf' Rio C12 nlcr 111'\"1 J076 l'J ~ M' rnoh i lt' horn e compl etC'Iy 1111" t1l'd , d r t~ mnl'fl!' ~ 1n r11" p,~(t. cou l cllJ£' r r n l eei l or k ,,, ·t·f Q<· t• , lncnmr· 1 •I-; <:.r f1v('llr; ,'\ ~, k~n (l S)7 IHI N 1 INGTO N TOWNS H IP ""I' •"'lf1t~ 1218 EASTERN AVE. - GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ""/ we Sell .Better Living" Audrey Canaday, Realtor 446-3636 Lou Lutton, Realtor Assoc., Eve. 446-3005 OFFIQ 446-7013 251 12 Locust JUST liSTED & A REAl BEAUTY - 3 BR 21 ·., bilths den with f i repl;~ce, dining rm ., foyer , be~utiful• flo or s, 'ql<~ sscd in rear p6rct"!. patio , 2 car gar;.ge with <' IC'ctnc op ener plus a detch ed :1U'14 garclgl'. lots of HW ' f ,. ' r l New l isting .. a " love at first sight" living room with open sta i rs , lfmed oak woodWork, grani te inlaid fir eplace . French doors open Into formal light f il led dining room . Eat·in kitchen with d inette, range, and birch cabinets. 3 sleeping rooms , 11!:1 baths, full base · ment, garage, beautiful rolling lawn w i th garden . space . ' 'h.. ',... ,;:j. sss' ono WE . .' ¥ This 1 plus acre country setting offers this very at~ tractive maintenance free home that will please the whole ' family ,' 3 good sized bedrooms, large li'lting room, 2 baths, utili· ty room, big kitchen & dining area & 2 car garage, Located 3 mites from Rt. J5 in Green Grade Sch. Oist. $53,000. - You'11 ·have a hard time finding a more clean & well kept home than this lo~ely bric k home on Mitchell Rd. 3 bedrooms, large living room , utility rm ., eat ·in kit · chen , garage, patio & huge front P,Orch . Ci · · ty schools. S51 ,000. rO<..KE T THE REN T A L PROF IT S Thr ee story h1"lldifll/ dDwn l o•.vn ro r·n,..r lot 1n Pom eroy Has f i r~t llN,\1 ">l•cp illW oft•((• olu!. t\~ofl IMn (' •"'~P tlrlm e n ts, all oc c ·~,, d "iJO,COO. . - ' . SPACIOUS NEW HOME - REDUCED- OWNER TRANSFERRED N lNG IN l HE PROF IT S 5mn11 grocery itnd 9a r age, r•'( d 'V\o•n 'ncl Pop opt'ri"llinn. l 'Ctu ipmcn l nnc1 i nven NEEDED . , <·, ~ Rl::'iT RICTED .B UILDI N G LOT Corne-r lot in Sp r ing ,, l~"f C'>lili{'S 166 It trorltMH" on Mnple One of G<ltl1a n•rr'o l " uhd l V1Son<:. h II u t rlr ! ir!> i'l VCl i li1b iC' . $6 ,000. I IS riNGS ~..., . ' NA · ADVERT ISE T IONALLY - WE BUY - SELL - T RADE . PRICED IN THE !40'S. WHAT A BEAUTIFUL BRICK HOME Located In c ity of Gallipol is, close to super market & business section 10 rooms, 3 BRs , mOdern kitchen with lots of cabinets, dishwasher, garbage disposal. electric tabletop range. Formal din i ng r oom , f ami · 1~ room, recreatio n robm . Just lots, of . room . Central air, natural gas F .A. fur · nace, central F A. system , fireplace, planter in hom e. Young apple & pea ch trees . Lots of f lowers · & shrubs. Ga rd en space & large lot. MUST SEE TH IS CITY HOME . CUSTOM · BUll T - This elegant brick i5 in one of the plans on the market. A lovely 3 bedroom home with p~lvacy from everv room For· mal dining, equipped kitchen w ·eatlng area, family room with a stone fireplace, 2 baths, 3 bedrooms, utility ' rm. & ?. car garage . · E)(cellent neighborhood . finest neighborhoods in town. Large & beautiful rooms, magnificent view, 3 bedrooms, 2'12 baths, large family room, 2 firepla ces~ huge porch & more. A quiet (no Traff ic) neighborhood . Immediate posses· sion CUSTOM BUILT FOR OWNER - new K.C.Schools. $59,800. Brand UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT WE HAVE MOVED TO 24 STATE STREET GAUIPOLIS, OHIO FROM THE PARK . N_EW LISTING - Sc h. $56.500 SUNI<IST BRICK - Feast your eves on this. 1800 sq . ft . of lovely living space irl a 5uper neighborhood . 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, equ 1pped kitchen, formal dining, family room , f ireplace. 2 c ar garage & ce nttal air . Ther e's more if you want to see it. attractive brick ranch in a most conve· nlent location on Jackson Pike. This..quali ty home offer~ J bedrooms, built ·in kit chen, fireplace in living room, full base · ment, hardwood floors, F.A. nat. gas 1'1eaf & carport . $52.900. YOUR BEST COMMERCIAL LOCATION COUNTRY SETTING - - 92 ' frontage on Eastern Ave. with 4 buildings that "co uld be used for rentals . The love ly residence can easily be con · verted to any kind of r etail, wholesale or warehouse. The land alone is worth the ask rn g pnce of $69,900. " OLD TIME CHARM - You'll entoY GRACIOUS BRICK - remodeling & redecorating thiS,· Oic!l:!r classi c. This large brick home offers lots Qf beaut iful wood~ork, hardwood floors, huge rooms, f rreplaces with a lovely mantel , 5 or 6 bedrooms, family room , buift-in bOokshelves acros.s 1 wall plus more . Great location on ~rd Ave. $48,000. One of !he fines! homes in tne n~ighborhood Over 3,000 sq. ft. of llvirtg space Includes 3 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, sunken living room, formal din· lng, equipped kllchen, 2 ba!hs, famll~ room , huge bar area, r ec . room , 2 car garage & more . Priced well below replac~ ­ men1 cost. City Schools. $59.500 IN CTIY SCHOOLS . . bedrooms , br ick & aluminum . Just out of town off Rt. 141 , very n ice. 3 6ROOM FRAME ON 2.84 ACRES In M erc ervill e. 2 or J B R .• r ura l Water, 2 car gar age, wood · burning fir epla ce. barn , smoke house with cellar . L arge shade tree, also pea ch & apple trees. All m inera l rights goes . 93ACRES VACANT LAND 93 A. of rolling l and in Ad · dison Twp. A ll mineral r ighTs goes. Barn&. several building sites . $27,900.00. CALL FOR DET A IL S. MO-RE . LOTS 15500 .00 EACH Two very nice level lots . Just off Rt. 35 in·a very n ice locaT ion . Lovely bui lding Sites. CALL. !25 ,000 room s, white alum . s~ding . Inc ludes 'l B. R .. J huilt,: in por ches, lnrqe liv · inp room , eett i n i<Jtc h£>n, modPrn · httth . ? maptP shilcle trees , larqr {larctPn Mei'l . NAtura l gas floor fur n t~cf' , ri ty Wfl ter, Sf'Wf' r . Stora~f' bldp . Lf'VCI litnrl IOrillf'rt in Jnc k son , Ohio . A ni cr ,- lp., n homf'. A GRE::A T WISEMAN IS A HOUSE l:s{fLD] WoRD "r E. M. Wiseman, Broker, 446-3796, Eve. E. N. Wisem•n, Broker, 446·4500, Eve. Dan evan~. Associt~te, 318·811.1 Eve. R J . Hairston , Assotiate: 446-424b.-Ev• Ji"(n Cochran. Anocl•te, 446-71&1, Eve. . N•ncy Smith, Assod•te. 44t·4f10, Eve. SOO SECOND .liVE. GALLIPO_LIS RENTAL OR· INVE ST MF.N r PROPE R.TY CALL NOW VIRGINIA L. SMITH R IVE RV I EW - You 'll just lo\te rhe view from the IJrtJe red w ood deck of the Ohio River . This mobile honu~ hit 'i everything you cou!d wan t In one. H ouse fur inc lud ing a ,ki ng size bed. Situated on an ac r e of 118,900 MOBILE HOME ON Ph ACRES ,REAL ESTATEm ' 388-8464 1..13 Thi s is a beautiful 14'66' home that is fully furnish · ed. The lend is cleared & in a nke location . PRICED ~· · -'1 !Oil LARGE RANCH LA RGER T HAN IT LOOKS ' This llome a I<H"Pf' hvtna rm ., l arge E> <'l1 ·i n ki t , 3 b~dro!>'"!ls and !h baths on main level F ull basement w 1th f rn rshed f am. and ret:: room, love l y w b f.p ., utility roo m and ex tra roC'Im hlr st o1 age car,.,nrt ilnd 1112 acres. Y OU F INISH IT The seller of l his cou ntry_ home 'hnve pa r tlr!l ly remodel ed. 3 b~droom s, b?th , kr tc hen. dif'llnq, large li v ing roorn , parf 1AI basem ent . Coup le of · Ol l fbu il cl lngs AC R.ES - 16 acre s nice bui lding sites. 1 AC RES - Addison Bulaville Rd . $9,500 . BEA UTIFUl BU IL OI NG SITE ~- 3 acre tra c t . I AT HOME VICKIE HA UL ORE N · . BE t.:K Y LA NE WA LT LANE • . A n<' rf f'c t fi!mil y home wi th <~ hrdrooms, ? huge bilths , U 'v?l' li v inn rm , 14'x7 1' fitmil y r m . i=ormnl rllninp rm., k i l ch.<'n wl lt1 bf'ilutiful <n hinPf s. Fully cM nctrd , 1!\f f10or l tiUndr y, OVNSi7PC1 Oilr f-1CI(' o.,yi l h W(lrkS hOfl Mf',1 Ovf'r ? rtr rf' ~ ~f'" it t oct.1y , compilrr. Atty ! I n(';lf('rt r lnsr to 5r hnnl c;, ~ h on rinq , r11"1ct HC117 N :lflR fl <~M . Ho!\n i t; tl Professional Services D. BUMGARONER SALES. INC . Ph . 992 5124 . Pool chemicals, equipment, sup· plies. Free delive ry . 446·4042 446-0458 ,446:0458 CALL !J S for vour photographic needs. Por · trait, commercial and wed · ding photography : Tawney Studios, 424- SecOnd Ave. TO liE AFFORDABLE! Excel lent design in a home that could be yours . St y !e plus comfort all · comb ined . Luxun ous master BR , with private bath & walk in · c loset . Equipped rusti c styl e kit chen wi th b re a~f ast noo k. Larg e recr ea · tion and family room with open stone fireplace plus fO rmal d i ning room & living r oom . W alk out of entrance foyer to an e~ · cepTr onal courtyard. Ther e's just 1oo much to sa y, you must see thr s Eilegance, style & com fort combined in this beautiful home. We now have approx . 14 A . avail ab le, jUst off Rt. 35 West , with a c lose .acc ess to city sew er & water , & near thr iv i ng bu s in ess com · muniTy . PRICED TO SELL . Can se ll in 7 A. Plo1 . 3 ACRES OF CLEAN LAND 1978 Schu ltt l4 'x70' m ob1le hom e wi th a ll m ajor Fur · n1tu rc needed . N ice kitc hen w i th lo ts of b u ilt · i n cab inet s, dbl . wnll oven , tabl etop r ange, s.s ~i nk . Ni ce l arge se t ·in tub . 28,000 ' BTU air con d itioner , rural wat er , back po r ch . N ice d in ing room w ith china c lose t . SEE THI S . O NE NOW . PRICE REDUCED Beautiful new ranch , 3 bedrooms, central a i r . family room with fireplace, large 2 car garage, price reduced t o Sd9,000 . for quick sale. Call to day to see th is lovely home. t 1579 LOT BS'x206' Beautiful bu i ldin g si tes , le\te l lot on b l ac ktop r oad with r ura l water line in front of lot , with beautiful rolling gr een pastu re l and. ONLY $5.500 . La rge levnf lot .. Bat h, front · and back por ches , .4 BR ot above a verage s1te. City" water . Partial basement . Metal st orag e bldg . AL L FOR ONLY QUIET SETTING Nice country hom e with l8 lf2 acres . 5 BR and bath . Nice k itch en plu s ap · pl la nces. Dr i lled well & rura l w ater availab l e . Home has vinyl siding & forced air f urnace Ky ger· Creek School Distr ict . Cor. Fourth and Pine HOME , Phone •46-3888 or <046-4477 - ._,- - - ·- - - - - -.- RODNEY - Four year old thr ee be droom !"lome with attac hed garage and large fen ced lot , price Includes some appliances, available im mediatel y N083 MOBILE HOME - A rr anged for com for tab le liv ing In Porter, nearl y an acr e of land wi th attached 1 1/~ ca r gaf:age , basement, ai r conditi oner. and some f urntture with this one , 11 961 prope rty . CALL NOW FOR MORE DETAILS OWNER IS VERY ANX IOU S TO SE LL. ·. P_lu.m_bi_nQ a=n~ J-te~tjnp GENEPLANTSANDSONS DEWITT 'S PLUMBI~ G AND HEATING -o..-- - -------· PLUMBING Heating Air conditioning 300 Fourth Ave . Ph . 446· 1637 . Route 160 at Evergrt'en PhoM .46-2135. NEW LISTING : 3 bPdroom , <M pE'tr d hom f' irl .Roor ev I I S D . rur nl Wol fer , ( {'ntril l Sf'W i'lp(' coll er tron, undprnro und uti lities , f' l('r tri r hNl1 w i th ilUXI Iiar y vJooct !Ju r nin9 sl ove, nttMh('d ~i1r·1~f' Prier $J6,SOO.OO . Nic e comfortable · home with nice larg e shade trees , c on c rete front por ch. Lots of frutt trees <apple , . cher r y, pl'um & peach) . harbor·. Good G r a pe garden la nd all level. In Green Twp.1Rural water. 2 car garag~ , fuel oil F.A . furna ce. Basement . Barn appr ox. 16'X 24'. PRICED IN THE $20'S . $29,000 GREAT LOCATION , 2 blocks from city park, across street from super market . 2 BR cottage, glass enclosed porch, perfect for indoor greenhouse. Large din ing room for family gathering s. Great starter or retire · ment home JUST LISTED. - Very n 1ce 1977 Norris 14'x70' mobi!e home with e)(pando, la rge l iv ing r oom , screer:te~ m back porch, centr al air , l arg e sforage r bu rldmg._ toea ted on Slots plu s 1;, acre at Evi!rgr'een . N 1035 PLANTS SUBDIVISON - N ice ranc h wifh 3 bedrooms. bath with shower , wif e approve d kit chen carpeted, f~ll . basement with 1 car garage . Located clos_e to town rn city school distri ct . S-42,500 NEW LISTING - Attention Boaters, just in time for S\¥flmer, nice 3 bedroom hom e. kit chen ~ith r ang~ and dishwasher, redwood d ec k over lookrng Creek, located on a large lot off RA 7 Raccoon If 0345 2LOTS Lots Nos. 32 & 33 in Mor · r ison Addition in Bidwe11 . Level la nd . Rural water available. $1 ,000.00 each . Call 4<16 · -- --------. -~ 24 ACRES, located 10 miles south of Ga flipolis 1 1 and one fourth miles off St. Rt. 218. Small. tobacco base and pl en · ty .of wa~er . Price : Sl-4,000. Call 4A6·J6d0. F'OUR L OTS for Sal e, Rt . 2, Hiil'lt lew · su bdv ., Pt . Pleasant. WV S9200. Cal 16-75 5022 • SROOM HOME 3 BR, 1rh baths, frame ranch, neat aS; a pin . Cen · tral heat and· Blr cond ., paneled garage , family kit· chen with range . City Schools. for 12 trailer pad s. All utilltles under ground , Call for more deta ils. LOT RELAX IN THE pri'ltacy of your awn pool and enjoy th• comfort of living In this .c bedroom home O\terlooking t he Ohio River . Approximately 3.5 acres, only 1 minute from the corporat ion limit ; city schools, ci ty water, panorami c view of the Oh io River . Thi S Mme has a spacious li ving room , formal dining , room ~ 21h baths, 2 fireplces, large family room .. . you must see to ·apprec iate! ! Call for m or e Information . 512.000. NICE LOT - Good bu ilding site locate d i n Ri o Grande, gas, sewer & water a'lta lalble. II 0056 INVESTMENT PROERTY - 2 nice lots with .4 rental mobile home pads. all are rented, each pad ha s con· crete runners and patio. located In Rodr,ey . 112 155 rwo BDR . HOME . nice kif · --~~- _ID EAL BUSINESSOPPORTUNITY, Gallla County 6,oo0 .4 acres •. blacktop road , sq . ft . w.arehouse plus office, nice trarle r: space. .$40 000 ' -------.............. --- TRAILER PARK ... sel up SS2,000 Very nice 3 BR ran ch great for a growing tam lly . J BR, 2 FULL baths . Famdy room witll fire la ce, . fully carpeted . Full basem~nt , cen . air cond ., attached garage . Only Sm i les fro m city In K yg er Creek ar ea . $29.500 SUMMER HID E AWAY or year round home fronting on lake (Owner says the fis hing ' s great!) 2 BR , ni ce modern kitche n w ith ran ge and refrigera tor . Screened fronl po rc h with beautif.ul view . 2 large lots. ' JUST LI STE D! v r r y n ice count ry hoin e jus t minut f's ·from C! IY. Kit ctl cn h<JS lot s of hi rr h coh lne l s, enting SPfiCC for thl' ff'l mity plu s gu rs ts. Fc1 m i t y roo m wi th fi rc plc,H;e, ful l bil semf'nl . 7 cM ce m en t bloc k oar,"'l ge-. PX'C elle nl garden sp~ ce . BC>.,ut i fu l lrf'I"'S ilnd shr ubs on ac r es. · p·, $30,000 RFN TAL IN COME . One sl nr y, 5 room s ;tnd !1lllh with l)ottl ed p~s fu rnMcc . Two mobi iP hom PS .Also, tr~ro f'l barn ilm1 ~ out· buildinos l or <~ t crt in Gren Twp . wi thin ? mi lf'S nf city <~nrl sl tu ii iNI on 1.? acres. Cil ll for c1e ti1ils. JUST Small far m wilh 3 f\~nPnnM ",, , •, rrJ !<"V" ,-·.t ..,,t nr V i'" ' r ,. . r.,, lf'r •· r,• ,.,( rr<- t" 7f\flnr ·r HR ~F 18 .,.,,. I'"' r' • '" ' ~" ·'' " '' •"rrr ,..,· ' BIJYERS BUT WE NEED liSTINGS!! LET US YOUR HOME WHEN YOU ' RE .R~ADY SEL~ FI VE ROOM house· on College Rd., FARM FO" Sale . House, 2 barns. trailer. large pahd . 10 oCre1 or Syrbcu!!.~~-2.:.~~~~-- . __ _: 8'2 ocres , 742·2566. ..--THREE BEDROOM home . lorg& kltcben , din ing ond livi ng 311. acres In Pome roy. S£cludetl wooded oreo on lop ol till! room, Carpel . Fu ll basement Overlooks r iver. Water , elec· Middleport . 992·5239 __._____,- --· trlc ovollable. 092 ·3886. ---- ...,._ · \ - ·- -.y $30,000 RENT ALS WI H I AC R EAGE .. . Appro • . ' acres, 2 homes pre senTl y r ented, other outbldg . Al l in good cond . J m iles from cl ty. Great Investment oro per ty . I AND VA HOME 0 . VIOLET REAL ESTATE LOA NS : MCLENDON MOR · LOCATED IN TUPPERS PLAINS. TGP.:GE COMPANY. Loan VIolet OHIO , TWO HOUSES ON REAL representative : BEAT THIS ONE FOR S42,000! 1H8 sq. ft . of 'tnotl crM l iving plu.! A 2 c~r< garage. l BR 's, 2 baths, 14x?4 lR with a woodburning FP, low energy home, hrq hcs f tric tiill t89 . located near Clay St hnnl. STRO UT TY , 446 ·0008. {Cookie) V Iers, 463 Second Ave., second floor, Gallipolis, THE HIGHEST BIDDER. "PROPER- OhiO 45631 . CaiiAA6 ·7172 . ~W~r&~~R~6 :t:!:6s~g TY IN EXCELLENT LOCATION ~ IIF YOU ' RE THINKING ABOI:IT >ELLING. G I VE · U~ 1 A CALL AND WE 'Ll BE HAPPY TO OISCUSS OUR . LISTING CONTRACT WITH YOU. WE HAVE WE HAVE OTHER HOMES AND FARMS FOR SALE . PLEASE CALL FOR MORE INFORMA TION. ~ I STED . Por· Call POMEROY, OHIO, THE GERALD FHA ,, ,.. , , ••,..rJ.- ,,,, 534,000 DUPLE X... Two 8parf mens, both 3 room s end bath fu r nished , ren t for $180 per monl/1 ea ch. A lso tra11 er space r ent ed for $50 .00 pr month . 1 11, aqPS. Near Ch es h ire . JUST LI 5TE I1 . AM. MAY 5TH, 1979, AT THE OFFICl OF CROW. CROW I PORTER . ATTORNEYS . NEW LISTING : Co m mer cial build ing , CourT StrC'c t Gallipolis , · appro)( . '2,000 sq. ft ., arranged for r eStaur ant. Two apartments upsfairs, storage bUildirtg in rear . Call for mor e information , E""inp caN Dlrvin Bloom•, Assoc. 67U627 Oscar alird, Rultor -446-4632 John Fuller, Rultor 44&4327 SALE. 562,000 Her e's ol d fa shion ed ch<trm w it h lhe conven ience of to day F ullY equ ipped k it chen has t,:,hle nook w i n! bay win dow , hef'med 1.'. 1"11 ' lng , pa nt r y . F orrn c1 1 d in ing· r oom ha s c hai r r f!fl, wallpap er and buil t In china cablne l . PrlvMe llv l ng ro om. Coz y den.. Gracious f oyer Wil h open stairwn y leAds lo secon d f loor w i th 3 spa cious bedrooms , Full ba sem en t has r ecrea tlon room plus lots of sfcar age N ic~ plr nic area In bac k y ard . Locat ed downtown Gallipo li s. · A hOuse that sa ys " home ' ', Just l isted. REAL ESTATE loans. Purchase ond refinance. :10 year terms, VA 446 ·8628 . No money down (eli gible \ veteran1). FHA · A• low as 3 TWO STORY 3 bedroom trame per cent down (non · veterans) . hovse In Middleport . 992·3-457. Ireland Mortgage Co., 77 E. Stole, Athens . 6141592.3051. SEVEN ROOM hou•e and bose· ment in Mlnervllle. 992-5823 . MODI:RN THREE bedroom house, full basement , fireplace , lully FROM 5 to 80 ocres, 3 miles out of carpeted. central air, enclosed Rutland . 742·2451. sun porch, located on 6Y• acres OWNER SElLING: 2 bedroom on CR 28, opprox. 3 mUea from frame hous•. Excellent In tow n Racine. If Interested contatf locollon. Call 992·3023 . lorry Wolfe 949-2836 weekends ond after S evenings. I Will OFFER FOR SALE AT 10:00 COMMERC IAL BUILDING : LOUlt C"fl 1n v,nfon ~pf1 c ~ous building cnn cif her bf' US(' d fo r business 0 ~ mectrng room ..Pr icP. only Sll ,000.00.- RES _ Good .4.bedroom nome wlth f urniture. carpeted , full ba sement, larg e bar~ ~ ~1ri mineral rights and some coal and limes~one . chen, l:iath, utility, sma ll basement, Cc!rport , 2 storage buiklings with two tots. AP· pro)( . 75 x 300 . Also nice 3 bar home, large .basement, with two acres plu s. Crown City 256·6244 . • FOR terbrook Subdv. $7500 SM~LL BUSINESS --=- s eer & W in~ Carry~u f , business doubied last year and sate s are t n~e as tn ~, monthly . Equipment ard inv entor y i ncl~ded Wtth bUS1~ es5 ~ ~~~ 3 ~.R .• one floor. ptan. Elec tnc heat, also woodburner that goes with hOme. Bath & front porch . Ha s its own drt I led well With electr ic P~mp. STorage building wtth basement. All located on bl.ac ktop road, Area bargarn ~t $15 1900.00. Cal1379·26l7. $40,000 FL A I R . and funda mental quality . e·r lck , ced ar ami stu cco co mbine t o give tl1~s brand new hOrne .1 1'1 Enqlish Tudor fl avor . Double door entry Into foy er l ee~d i ng to family rm . wi th coz y II r epla ce, very pri vtlt c li v ing rrn ., tUlly equi pped kit chen with formal dlnlnq il~ea and bedroom w1ng 3 sp~clous bedroom s, 2 f ull bafhs, pl us ca rpet, cen . air , hea t pump. Fini shed 2 car gar oge. Bea utiful view from any room thr ough,diarnontl paned windows . J~ Macre level tot . Own er w l l hel p fin ance . WANT TO SELL? CALL 446 3636 WE .NEED NICE AND PECEFUL - Brand new ceda r ran ch , alt electric 3 bedroo m~. ni ce kitchen , bea ut iful carpet, IBr\\e carport l ocated on 1 acre in Kyger Creek Sch . District, best buy on the market at,SJS,OOO. . ••e Good 2 bedroom hom e wifh bath , f ull base RT .~ 000 1 1014 . ment, good buy for Sl4 , . ~!'tt.~u li"t BY OWN E R . Ni ce, w ell kept . fam il y ome with 3 bedrooms . 1 __ baths, large living r oom , eat -in kit chen and beautifu iiV finlshed f ami ly 'room wlfh WB stove. Fully carpeted . Basement. Natural gas heat and central AC , Quiet neigh · borhood and c lose to sc hools. Call Ad6·7649 .. 140,000 NEW LISTING - Nice l~x55 mobil e ho~ e in quiet country atmospher e. Larg e 1h acre lot Wtth ga rden space. Price d ve ry r easonable w it h lots of e)(t ras .lf 01 ~5 DEVELOPE OR LIVE ON .....:. Thi s mostl y leVel 48 'h ecre farm near Rio Grande and on State Route, has 6 room house with bath and barn . N1029 TWO BOR BRICK HOME , 5 miles below town overlooking the river . 8 yrs . old , all elec · tr ic, .newly carpeted. Own water system . StoVe, refrldg ., washer and drver. $37,500 - COMMER CI AL BUILDING , concrete block, 40'x36' on 1.3 acres. lh bath . Great loctlon 6 miles from ci ty . Just Listed! · JUST LISTED - Nice br ic k r ilnch with 4 bedrooms. living" room with w .b . firepl ac e, h ar dwood floors, basement w!Th shower st all, I car gar ag e, located on 3 acr es In Hannan Trace S. D . N 0519 bedroom home new full basement , la rge barn, 30 _,cres of r ol ling 9round , citY school d istr ic1 II 0380 Must sell. $35,000. ol807. STANDARD Plumbing-Healing 215 Third Ave., 4<16 ·3182 $59,000 A visit to another time, tong ago , Times of expans ive rooms and patient construction . High ce ilings, mas~ i ve woodwork. large foyer witti open stairway . Modermzed kitchen with private stairway from second floor , 4 BR , 2 baths , full basement . PLUS 3 rooms and ba th , fur nished apartment rented for S1BO.OO per month PLUS 2 Trailer spaces renting for $40 .00 per month . 1' '4 acres. . Nellr Cheshire . sl id ing gla ss door w ith pafro , gC~rage and a n tc~ Jot . Priced to sell now l or $3 7,500. ONE ACRE 14x70 MOBILE HOME 977 mobil e Home setting on 1 P., . of le vel land . Com · pletely tu r nished, bath with sunken tub & st e p · in shower . K it chen with pan· Try, eat·at bar . counter top range , dou ble w all ove n & plenty of cabinets . Carport & outside stor age bldg . Call to see a ver.y neat & well kept place . On a beautiful tree studded acre, Bulavllle Rd ., Kyger Creek Schools, brick home has 3 spacious bedrooms, large gathering room , carpet, drapes, cen . air tor thOse hot summer days ahead . Like new cond. Call for ap· polntmeRt soon! Just Listed! CALL TODA f - very attracti ve bri ck & fr a m·e ran ch with 3 bedr o.>m s, bt th with shower. full y ca ~pete d , I ACRE 2 BEDROOM COTTAGE ' LARGE STATELY 7ROOM HOM E $61,900 S39,900.00 4 ACRES 8 ROOM HOUSE 446-0008. BDR Brick and cedar ranch has ceramic tile foyer , mir · rored walls, massive stone firep lace covers one l iving rm . Wall , plush carpet i ng, formal dining , eat·in k if · che n, J lg BR , 2 full baths, 20' deck plus concrete patio with brick grill for outdoor enterta i ning . 2 car garage . Over 1!:1 acre velvety lawn. Ir res istible inside and out! 3· BEDROOM , CARPETED, BRICt< dwe ltin g; situot ed in Country A ire SubdiviSion, 117 lot s, 2 bath s~ I :; hnwer, nrtt. gas ~ .A lurn a~e . A qu a lity h om ~.....c.-....... All lfvel along State Hi ghW c1 Y 554. d B. R., mode rn home with built·in equipped kit c hen plu s wa she r &. dryer . Family room , p art ial basement, 2 por ches. SepMate garage & sum me r k i tchen, also workshop & storage area. Lots of building spots for new hom es on t he Gallfa Co Rural Water System. A l so an incom e tnvestment $55,000 IT ' S SPRING! En joy it fu lly Surrounded by be.;tu tiful pines, oak and birch trees. There 's a Vf!f'Y priv al e rear pa t io tor morni ng coffee or evening cooKou ts. Sp(lriou s bedrooms, fireplace in both the living and family r ooms, full ba sement, carpor l. Newly decor a ted inside and out so you ca n bypa ss Spnng c lea ni ng and just en iOY I Near Centena r y . $60's SELL. kitchen & dining rnt ., with built-in appliances. 14M44 family rm . with WB lireplace, rec . rm ., laundry, sund~ck, patio, 2 car garage & over l acre ol land. Located J mi. from towri in 1h~ Green Grade School & Gallia Academy High School Dis1 . STROUT REALTY , THREE - - - NEW LISTING : 3 he0 ro om , Cilrpelrcl homf' in ColJfl1ry !lir Sf) , r ur nl wit ter, nnl uril l (] itS furn ncf' , frt ces G f'Or~I"'S Crf' f' k Rd.: ~ilr i'l9C COIWf'rfe<i to Ci'l rpc>tNt · f;.rni l y room, room tor ,,qnrdf'n Al(t nr $37 ,50().00 . d B . R. ; "2 bat hs, formal din · · ing room, spa ci ous kitchen &. fu l l basement. Located on U .S. 218. PRICED TO · FOR SALE OR .TRADE - FINANCING AVAILABL>o moderrt kltch~n on 1 acre lot. Close to mines. Call368 -8418 - . $29,900.00 AFFORDABLE - s yr. old ranch offers 3 BR 's, 3 baths, 22ft. LR, 31ft . CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING LARGE LOT, 11!1 stor~ with aluminum siding , modern kitc"e" w ith Jots of ca binets, range and refrig . LR w ith fireplace , 3 BR 's, bath, full basement and attached one ca r ga rage , 17x35 oval swl mfning pool with equipment. Call today, won't la st long at th is price .. BUY OF THE YEAR - Nice ranc h with J bedrooms, full basement w ith recreation r oom, bath with shower and 1 ca r garage. Also, has 2 barns, all located on ll/ 2 acres. Shown by appointment. /18530 CLOSE TO RIO GRANDE - -_P_!umbing -- - ·- - and - --- -Heating . A RTFUL DES I GN Cathedr a l cei ling With sk.yl lgll ts in the kitch en, dining , fami l y dnd ulillty rooms! Thdl 's pUtting great des1gn wherE" you spend you r t im!l . Work eff ic ient kitchen has Jenn Air island rnnge , self cle.;m oven, di shwasher, pant ry , built -in desk . For mal d ininq ar ea Family room with br ick hear111 f or wood burn er , French door s op en ing on t o scr een por ch Living r oom has g iant pi ct ure window, window ea t , 3 BR , 2 tul l bath s located to allow co mpl el e pri vilC Y. I nc l uding a master suit e w ith dressi ng r oom. b.=llh and walk in closet . Atta ched ga rage CI ty schools Just Listed! OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE LOOK OF LUXURY COMMERCIAL LAND BUSINESS BUILDERS OF THI S $12.900.00. 6 EAS Y TO MA! NTA IN -- This lovel y br ick home is con· Vf'r1tPnily loca ted i n the c rty . !l has hardwood f loors, 3 ,,.,'.i1 onrns, l ul l basemr nl, na tur al gas heat w tth centra t .And wOrth much mor e. Ow ne r tr.,nsfe rr ed and l 1as price d this we ll loca ted h9me for qu ic~ s ~ l l" . Just7 ' 1 years ·old and in mint cond ltion , 3 bedrooms, l 11 bi! l hs, light fill ed kit chen has r ang(' , dishwa sher , dispooc-.aL be au liful cabine ts F amil y rm . w ith sliding g l ass door s leadi ng to patio . Plush carpet , drapes , ern air cone! Attached garage with auto door op en er and stori'lflt' Green Elem . School Just L islcd 1 446-1066 UST WITH US (TODAY) AND WE'Ll GET IT SOLD. Over 2 acres of lovely country side In the setting for this nearly new 3 bedroom home. Formal din· ing, 2 baths, family roorn, woodburner, wife approved kitchen, full basement & workshop. Just listed at $44,500. REALTOR YOU'VE GOT THE HOMES! LET'S GET TOGETHER! SU.PE'II STARTI;R JU.ST LISTED- BRICK RANCH - Very WOOD THIS IS THE TIME! WE HAVE THE BUYERS! old building In a great commercial loca · tlon on Rt . 7, 11 ,000 sq . ft . fully insulaTed metal building with concrete floor, foading dock; sprinkler system, nat . gas heat & -i ac . of flat land. Catlike for details S29,000' buys this attract ive redwOOd home ov~r l ooking the Ohio River in Addison . ·Lots of lovely cedar in family room & floor of master bedroom, kitchen, 2 large bedrooms, uti lity rm . & bath Carpor.t, 12x18 storage bldg . S. nice yard . • MULTI · lEVEL PLEASURE - What a way to live. 3levels of family enioyment in a fam ily orien ted neighborhood . This im· maculate home offers 3 bedrooms, ll/1 baths, fami ly room , built·in kitchen , for mal dining, 2 car garage & central air . City ' L AN O CO NTRACT ~ Owner mu st sell thi s lovely 3.000 .q H l10f'r1C. Wi!1 sacril 1CE.' on price and consider land r:,t1t1tr 1...-l It 11as n c.ltheclri'li living room with stone lq_d, cltnlng r oom, ste p sa ver lt;itchen, buil t ·in, 4 11r1 ""•:orr\f, 3 ba ths, family room with fr pl. , 2 ca r garage ,•nr! nnr t1 mor e Call Toctay . I FOR ONLY $75,000.00. PRIME COMMERCIAL BLDG. - 6'12 yr. of li v ing space in this brick & nat. wood hOme. 3 bedrooms, fami ly room w · f irepla ce, eat ·tn kitchen, utility rm . ' & garage . On 3/• acr-e in N.G . Schools. $47,900 . BILL TONEY SR.· BROKER lovely log home with large beams, natural wood, beautiful loca tion , base· . ment, garage, 2 acres, over MOO sq . ft. of l ivihg area . And do you like fis hing , i f you do, then you will love thi s quality home overlook · ing the lake. All THIS A s NEW HOME- RT. 160 - Over 1500 sq. fl . Walk into the format entrance of Jhis large an d spacious brick home! Chef approved kitcnen with lots of beautifu l cab inets, dishwasher, count ertop range , wall oven , tr ash compactor & refrigerator. Large & lux urious -m aster bedroom with its oWn private bath. Two car garage plus extra 24' x26' storage building. All this situated . on a ve ry nicely landscaped· lawn . DON'T WA I T, calld for your appointment to see th,is 'beauty . SETTING BY THE LAKE building with bottom floor suitable tor just about any retail business office splice, or storave. rooms, 3 bedroom apartment upstairs could help pay mortgage payment s. SA.S,OOO. 42 ACRES - Prime building land on Rt . 160. Many exce llent home sites. Perfect location for a new subdivision . OFFICE 446-3087 · COMMERCIAL BLDG. WITH RENTAL REDUCED $2500. - Great location on Rl. 160 between town & H.M .C. Large block 4 bedroom brick with decorating touches that will ca pt ivate vour heart . Huge fireplace in living room , formal din · ing, beautiful kitchen, 2 baths, profes· sionally i nstalled woodburner, 21arge par · ches , 2 car ga rage & a very good loc~tion on a state hig hway . City school! . TONEY REALTY (0 ~ RANCH - One of !he besl floor ARCHITECT DESIGNED - RUSSELL. UNIQUE DESIGN DUTCH COLONIAL Style, beauty , charm ,, co mfort all describes this home. 4 B. R ., 21h baths, equipped eat· in kitchen, family room with fireplace, formal livi ng ·room & dining room . You won't believe this home unless you see it for yourself . Make your appion t · ment today to walk into the entran ce of one of the most lovely homes in the area. ., J~f"\ '"r. -rlt !u~ 1 ,,d, t~xrrol l {'ll l a rose.. ./ $41,500 t..'}O <;()11 TWP Gallipolis , Ohio ~ / IJ ,'lrrcs Ril ccoon Cr eek i'ICrf' c; t1,1y prt 51ur(' 8. lOt t.: O t'lO',tlv rolltn(J muunct, ex tr A n icr remOdr lecf 2 'f"llf', 7 h,lrnc;, c<rhc· r but!cfl nas. NC'bo Rand f St. priV~cy w ith a wooded hill side behind & a bcrwtiful vi('w ol Th e Ohio R• ve r in front . Shown by appointm('nt l o Sf'riou s bu yl.!rs. STROUT REAL TV , 446·0008 . Ld!IC' eu ll skin Ret .. 96 A . 1 ou•lLI qnod 1<17? l'l ll" 60? ER mobilf' horn e , • • n 1 '.'l·l'•·r f'r l?f ~ __ Ron Canaday, Reallor, 446-3636 l'JOO II \f('(' ~ fr0n i ,1~C". Ol cf lJ<:J r n, m• r1il PfltJ!,, lloO $ 13,000 rl 11111 __ ANY HOUR H\~R I S O N TOWNSH I P • f, · _Beat Estate for Sale · Real !:state fo r sa.le--- __,..._..,_.._,__. 446-3636 lf)fti'O'< •Drrf'l( .,, d s. .!Qo Real Estate for Sale PRESERVE IT ... ENJOY IT..• INVEST IN IT ... OWNER WANTS OFFER - ThiS spacious brick ranch is located In one of the area's finer subdivisions near Rt. 35. 3 bedrooms·, large living room, 1lf:::~ baths, tormaJ din· lng, full basement, ·hardwood floors, F .A nat. gas heat & carpOrt. This one needs your attention. $.48,000. have immediate possession of this 2600 sq . ft . beauty on 1.3 acres in city sth . dlst. This multi ·level home will thrill the whole fami · ly with its .c bedrooms, a kitchen your wife Will adore , dining room, family rec. room, fire lace woodburner 1 2 car garge and the list goes on and on . Make us an offer'. · · Real Estate lor Sale CANADAY REALTY lllds &uul is Wear s&llllll. G !)OD .FO R NOTHING • )lrPpl hu nl inq· nnd ca mping . 11 11 c1rr\ nf l'tllct.:-rnf'<;'J 'hOOC1S, hill s brush , cl iffs ·,_ 1ff>d .vii hill !hi' hOonr1,1riC'S Qf lhf' Wayne. Niltional t '" lh(·l,•r···· (",)'!•r,<'•li<.S,()j-.Jo H ill S ?? 5 ~ri't c rp . Reai "Estate tor Sale Real Estate for Sale PH. OFFICE 446~7699 l 1 (1(1(1 I I _ R.!!!_Estate for Sale_ Gallia County's Fastest Growing Real Estate Agency L0(,1f('Ci 111 E urcil.a . Ga llipoli!>C i \\ •tl't .-lvnd<lbl<', 1dC'<ll for bui ld ihg OHIO RIV ER lOT I, hunl D1!'- t to Real Estate for Sale BAIRD &FULLER REALTY Phyllis Loveday, Realtor Associate Ph. Home 446-2230 tr. Doug Enoch, Associate Ph. Home 446-2745 GA~I,.IA HM r' ,.:,on rwp , ? J nc r es , pas ture Your Best Real Estate Buys Are Found in the S~~:nday Times-S~ntinel Real Estate for Sale Real Estate for Sale THE WI_SEMAN RE_AL ESTATE AGENCY snh<l ~ .1woun t • D-9-The Sunday Times-SentinEl, Sunday , Apr. 29, 197!1 ANO ONLY TWENTY MINUTES REAL ESTATE LOANS FROM PARKERSBURG, WV . THE SPECIAL IZING IN F .H.A. RIGHT IS RESERVED IY THE EX- AND VA INSURED MOR · · MILLONS TO ~WT~ST~~J~'~O~~:.T~~~ fGAGES LEND. FAVORABLE IN · CALL VIRGIL ROUSH (6U) TER EST RATE , LD,W OR 985-3379 OR FRED W. CROW NO DOWN PAYMENT FOR (6U) 992-2692. VETERANS, LONG TERM MODERN THREE bod1oom homo. FINANCING AND NO ' Totol electric si tuated on large PREPAYMENT PENALTI lot In Hutchison sub·dlvislan. ES . THIS IS THE WAY TO DO , IT, IF YOU CAN 7•2-lll'7. _._...... QUALIFY . REFINANCING TWO STORY :J bedroom house. ALSO AVAILABLE, CA LL 100 x 150ft. lot . bctllent loco· TODA Y FOR MOR E lion wlth river v!ew . 112,000. DETAILS . liNDA LANE • Shown b1 oppolnlment , 1517. - ____ - _____ 992·20f!2 or ?'A2,2328, . ~- --·---· ~_ ·.t6- PUBLIC AUCTION AT 760 LAUREL ST., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SAtURDAY, MAY 5 - 12:01 P.M. · Moving, all pe.rsonal Items and household . furnishings will be sold. c NANCY L. POPE, OWN ER Bradford Auction Co. Crill Bradlord..:.Auctloneer · .' �D-10-The Sunda)' Times,.,.nlint>l , Sunday, AJll . :!'1, 1979 Registration dates given ... nn nourtr<' d GA LLl POI.IS Do Departme nt mosquitoes mak e life ~lnnf;1~ th:\t ! i' l ' i;.t ltti , l, ll ''misrrable'' for you during for the 1979 Mosquito (;ontrol the SUITJmer months ? Not Program will be held from only are mosquitoes a nuisan· April :W through May l l. Interested individuals may ce , but they are capa ble of spreading diseases such as · sign up at the Health Depart· malaria cmd encephalitis ment in the Courthouse from 8 a.m.-12 noon and 1-4 p.m., (sleeping sickness ). Monday through Frida)' The Gcdli<~ f'nn ntv HP::~lt h Historical discussion. . GA LLI POLIS . "lltursday Hill has. many pictures of th e old iron furna ces st ill member of the Gallia Co unt y stand ing in our r egiun ond Histori(:ul Society, met with much material a bout them . On t"riday, May 4, Hill will Susan llart zba nd in the' rare mo rnin g . GHAND PRIZE WINNER - Heidi Cannan, grand pnze wtnner of the recent Addaville Science Fair, accepts trophy from Davtd Preston, Addaville science- teacher. The award was presented during a recent PTO meeting. School officials Frnnk book room at the !)r. Samuel Uossard Library for a discussion about the Hanging Hock iron region of so uthern Uh io. Susa n Hart zba nd is stationed at Ohio University and is Associate Regional Preserva tion Offi cer for the . southern Ohio region of the Hi story Archit ecture Prcs.erva tion Office. attend session POMEROY - Dan Morris director of curriculum and i_n strur·tJOn a nd prin ci ~ls J oiUt Mora and Melvin Felts of the Meigs Local School Distrirt pa rticipated in the fifth ;:nmual spring · eon- in his slate and the so-called " t.lxpayer revolt" across the na tion could ultimatel y resul t in improved public support for education. Fealurect speakers for lbe· eVl'nt included Howard Hur, witz, a forme r New York City high school princip~l who has twice been fea tur•d un the CBS teleVision pr·ograin "60 Minutes. "11nd -F r ed M, · Hechinger, president of the New York Times Co. Foun dation and co-author of · "' Growing Up In Ameri ca." A total of 21 group work shops were directed toward specific aspects of the public Hill, · a take Ms. Hartzband and two of her studeitt aides on a guided tour of several of these old furn aces. and will give a shortl talk about the hi story of each furnac e ultra low vol wne sPrayers. duri ng lht' ~J g n-up period . This program will be on a ln unlcr to avoid confusi on first come first. serve basis, and delay , no phone ealls wil\ be acc e~ted . The cost for the with the sign-up number service wil\ be $10 per limited to 150 res idenl<. In order for this program to residence. This cha rge be most beneficial the health represents only a smal\ por· department encourages all tion of the actual costs of in developments to residents spraying and larvaeiding for sign up. The program ca nnot the enti re summer. This year the Hea lth be s uccessful if only a few Department has a better residents in a ·development method of larvaciding and sign up .' If you have any questions, spraying for mosquitoes. call the Gallia County He~llh There will be rio fuel oil used. .Department at 446-4612 ext. Instead of a fog there will be 40. . a mist spray operated by A Mei~s County man shot ·and wounded three acquaintances before taking his own life late Sunday night at his Bald Knob residence. The victims were identifiNI as Harry Glenn , ii8, Freda Milbone, 26 , and Don Mossor, 48. Glenn is listed in critical condition at the Holzer Medical Center with a wound (USPS 145-960) 7 Fi nd out how much , call: 1 ..... .... A Stuu· t'11rm F1n·~ •1tl r~~~~" h h ~ ll ,.,·.. ~ ' 1'"" ' E_LBERFELDS IN POMEROY SCENE OF SHOOTING INCIDENT - Alone gunman held atea lawmen at bay for two hours Saturday night by firing from between 211 ro 25 shotgun blasts at "everything that moved" from inside this house at 375 Pike. St. , . Kanauga. Tommy Damron, 62, was forced from the . dwelling when extreme heat produced by gas cannisters .....----'>'~Nationwise__, Three bodies found in plJJne competency LAKE PLACID, N. Y. (AP) -A light plane whose Christmas Day disappearance prompted a prolonged jargon ; ·em- • GET AnENTIOI REG. 12600.00 10 PIECE MODERN ECONOMY LEASE Brown Nylon Velvet. Monsanto Wear Dated Cover $15861 SAVE $100000 PIT GROUP .' NOW ONLY •160Cf.0 PER MONTH • Front wheel drive •Automatic •Ai r conditioning • Power ste eri ng • Powe r brakes SPECIAL GROUP 2 PIECE • Oeluxe wheel covers eAM -l=M radio e!Sl C. I.D: 4cyl. • While wall s . • Tinted glass *ESTIMATED MPG: 21 AVG. 33 HWY. .. Fo r comparison purposes only, actual mil ea g ~ LIVING ROOM SUITES Herculon and Nylon Plaids will tlf'lpend lJpon driv ing speed , weath er condition s, and tcngttt of trip. 36 Month/ Closed -En d L ea se VAUJES TO '757.00 SEE GREG SMITH OR GENE JOHNSON 3880C:OI~ SOFA A~D CHAIR ONLy . $ Affiliated With SMITH BUICK-PONTIAC, INC. . DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A group of 167 Vietnamese boat people who say they "feel like we have been reborn" has traded the steamy tropics of Southeast Asia for the cold prairies of the Midwest Many of the refugees wore light clothing and sandals tbe children shorts and small tops, as they arrived izi 50-degree weather Sunday after a 24-hour flight from Malaysia; where most of them have been living on boats along the coast. 'A large sign greeted them at Camp Dodge where · they were-given clothing and warm food and we~e matched with their sponsor families. The sign read: "Chao Mung Cac Ban den Iowa"- "Welcome to Iowa." Gov. Robert D. Ray told President Carter earlier tbatlowa can accommodate 1,500 new refugees this year. The lo~a Refugee Service Center is handling their placement. Officials fight conversion WOOSTER, Ohio (AP) - Wayne County officials are trying w block the conversion of an old strip mine inro an Industrial waste landfill. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, according to one county official, originally rejected an application by Robert JWss to bury haZardous and roxie wastes about two years ago. But the EPA now has given him tentative .agreement to carry out the project. · Ross the operator of commercial waste treatment facility, bOught 56 acres of an old coal strjp mine for the conversion. Area residents said they were skeptical about the application Ross filed ivith EPA, in which be said be would dispose of nonhazardous, nontone wastes from plants in Ohio·and in New Jersey. a Hunger strike ends Sunday CIDLUCOTHE, Ohio (AP) - The hunger strike at the Chillicothe Correctional Institute ended Sunday, · according to the Ohio Department of Rehabllltation and Corrections. Department spokeslman AI Abercrombie said prisoners went on strike last week. He said a prisoner gri.Vance co!llmittee told him the reasons for the action included complaints of overcrowding, poor dining room conditions, a dispute with the parole board and medical problems at the facility . Prisoners said Utey wanted ro end the strike so tbllt tbe media could get what they called the real story of what conditions are like. Fines top 446-2282 1911 EASTERN AVE. search ~ Jleen.found,,four.months later, by a U. S. Air Force pilot on a training mlllsion with the Civil Air Patrol. Authorities recovered three bodies Sunaay morning from the wreckage of a Piper Navajo that vanished in a snowstorm while trying to land in the rugged Adlrondack mountains on a flight from Detroit. The bodies were believed to be those of three Key West, Fla., men who were aboard the light plane when It disappear~ 011 a landing approach. Sl!tte police and conservation officers were ferried in by helicopter to the site, five mil"" west of Ute Lake Placid airport, as recovery efforts got under way in raw, overcast ~l'llQVIItaln weather. Ga tlia, Meigs , Vi nton Co. 1980 BUICK SKYLARK OR 1980 PONTIAC PHOENIX ' GAUIPOLis; 0. enttne MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1979 15 CENTS shooting spree began at approximately 5 p.m. when a SEOEMS (Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Services) squad was dispatched to the scene to treat a subject who had reportedly o~er-([osed . , Arriving at the srerie, deputies said, the SEOEMS ambulance was fired upon , with shotgun pellets piercing the vehicle. Deputy Carl Stewart Jt. responded to a call for help radioed by the SEOEMS unit. According to a report filed by Stewart, as he approached the house he was struck in the left side by pellets from a shotgun blast. With an officer down, additional units from the Sheriff's Department, Gallipolis City Police, and the Gallia-Meigs Post, Highway i1 • $2995 614-446-4208 Officers on the scene were Sheriff Proffitt, Capt. Robert Beegle. Lou Osborne, Keith Wood, Sgt . Randy Forbes, Sheriff's Investigator, Gary .Ravenswood, W. Va . and. a sister, M·ary Tay lor , PorUand, and several nieces and nephews. funeral services will lie . held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home. Burial will be in Sand Hill Cemetery. Friends may call· at the funeral home anytime after 2 p.m. Tuesday, • Armed with a 12ilauge shotgun and barricaded Inside a one-story frame residence at 375 Pike St., Kanauga, Tommy Damron, 62, shot two lawmen and held o~er officers at bay for approximately two hours Saturday before being driven from the home by a fire Ignited by gas grenades. The Gallia County Sheriff's Department reports that tbe Boat J1eople find new home ~~gtl'!! make Wolfe, CQ!JlltY Coroner Dr. Ray !'lckens, _and special deputy, Charles Shain. Mr. Taylor, 61, was a son of tlle late George C. and Mary Biggs Taylor. He was also preceded in dea Ill by his wile and a brother. Survivi ng ar e three brothers, Alban and David C., both of Portl3l)d, and Isaac of Two lawmen injured in shooting incident only up to JOO ON L~ to MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY, OHIO 1111111•· Utfl"" Hl,'i'nliiOjll •o n I lion•"• Otter includes living and times Memorial Hospital. Miihone was later taken to St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg, and Glenn was taken to Holzer Medical Center . Kanauga man hospitalized ANY UVING ROOM AND HALl 11 . severa l contact by telephone but Taylor kept" hanging up. The Racin e Emer gency Squad and the Syracuse Squad were called to the residence and transported th e injured to Veterans at Ga ll, ipoli~, Ohio ployer, pllrent and higher education expectations of · public school graduates; and students' righls and responstbilitic.• . Each yea r, the Spring Con, ference is sponsored by the Division of Planning atxl •Evaluation to explore timely topics and stimulate the professional growth of Ohio educators. CARPET CLEAIER NO. 11 Taylor hung up. The s heriff 's dispatcher, Carl Hysell attem pted • 417 Second Ave. Phone 446-4290 testing: how to elim inate · .educational t.o the chest . Deputies also found the three wounded inside the house. The sheriff reported that at 11 :15 p.m. Dillion Taylor called the sheriff's office stating he had just shot two people. Taylor then asked if they wanted to bear him shoot himself. At that time. . Other workshop topics incl uded the latest information ~inimum department surrounded the residence, the assail~tnt , Dillion Taylor , 61, · shot himself in Ule chest as the sheriff talked to him about coming out. Upon hearing the shot, offic-ers entered the residence and found the decease d sprawled across the end of tlie bed with a gun shot wound C. K. SNOWDEN competency evauaHon. on VOL NO. XXIX ' fercnce sponsored by the Ohio Depa r t m ent of Education, Divj,ion of Plan· ning and Evaluation, April 23 ·24 in Columbus: ' Puhlir Confide nee in Education .. was the confrrence theme, with Wilson Riles, Cal ifornia state superintendent, as the key· note speaker. Riles emphasi7.ed how the limita tions crealNI by " Proposition 13" . confidence questi on. Am{lng the prcse ntrr.~t were Will Howard of the Denver Public Schools, who provided a behind · the · scenes analysis of the CBS lelevi>ion specia l, " Is Anyone Out There Learning•" and John Sa ntillo, Dallas Pub lic Schools, who presented a tnodel of teacher • to the left side of his neck. Milbourne was to undergo surgery today at St . Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg for a gunshot wound to the back and Mossor was treated and re leased at Vete·ra ns Memorial Hospital. · According to·Sheriff James Proffitt when officers from the Meigs County Sheriff 's · e up to on . . Hon•eowners insur.inl'e lfyour home is less tha n yea rs old, you may save mone·v . visited. Ms: Hartzband has hopes of being able to appea r before. the Gallia C<Ju nty Historical Society for a sl10r\ lecture at the upcoming June meeting. Meigs resident wounds three, kills h~selt ~ ELBERFELDS.IN POMEROY $i million ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) -Fines against the state 's striking prison guards union topped $2 million Sunday, as negotlarors for both sides continued their efforts to aetUe the 11-day~ld walkout. Talks reawned shortly before noon Sunday, ConditiOIIII were reported quiet wtthin the prisons, which were being manned by 11,000 Natio1181 Guard troops ·and state pC>tlce, and on the picket line,!!, where earlier ' there had been scattered Incidents of violence: fired inside Ignited the building, Damron sustained severe · bums to the upper body before leaving the house, and is reportedly being treated in the intensive care unit of Cabell-Huntington Hospital. Gallipolis City Firemen estimate dainage to the structure owned by Jenny Webb at$11,000. DWl, fleeing charges filed ABidwell man was cited on charges of DWI and fleeing a police officer following a onevehicle accident Sunday at 3:35a.m ., m Georges Creek Rd. The Gallia·Meigs· Post , Highway Patrol, reports an auto operated by Robert M. Grey , 20, was west · bound fleeing a Pl. Pleasant police cruiser when the vehicle ran off the right side ·of the roadway and struck a utility pole. . The auto incurred severe damage . The: Gallia-Meigs Post investigated three other weekend accidents. Two persons claimed injury following a two-vehicle accident Saturday at I: 10 p,m, on SR 160, five-tenths of a mile north of SR 554. Officers report an auto operated by Lola Teague, 33, Pl. Pleasant, was stopped in traffic. A vehicle driven by Clint D. Fitch, 18, Vinton, failed to stop and struck the Teague Sheriff, deputies enrollees Meigs · County Sheriff James J . Proffitt , Chief Deputy Robert Beegle, Sgt. Randy Forbes, deputies Keith Little, Duane Will, Milford Hysell, Becky Mohl er, and Keith Wood recently attended a training session at the Ohio Peace Officers Academy at London sponsored by the BCI. , The training session was on Co mputerized Criminal History. Meigs County of· ricers were among some 2,050 officers that have received this training as required by the Leads Steering Com· mittee. The officers learned how to retrieve the criminal history of individuals "from the records at the· Bureau of Criminal Identification at London, Ohio. The BCI enters the crimin al records into the computer . from fingerprint ·cards and final court di spositions that . they receive . 17 die on Ohio highways By The Associated Press The patrol counts traffic Four people died when the deaths each weekend from 6 car they were ridiitg In hit a p.m. Friday to midnight tree along Ohio· 41 in Ross Sunday, County Sunday evening, The dead : pushing the weekend traffic SUNDAy death toll in Ohio to 17, FREMONT - Wilbur P. according to the state Mowrer, 37, of Wooster, in a Highway ~atrol. ··· one-car accident on the Ohio Killed in the accident at Turnpike at Fremont. TUSCARAWAS COUNTY 6:15 p.m. Sunday were the driver, Kevin Brewer, 16, of - Bruce H. Leggett, 25, . of Green I i e I d ; Lou a nn,. Da\:er, jp ~- !jVo-ear accident Williamson, 17, · of on Ohio 93 in TUll<'arawas Greenfield; Pam Bainter, 18, County , of Lyndon, and Bobby DAYTON James J . Bainter, age unknown , also of Philhower, 41, of Lyndon . auto In the rear. Fitch and a passenger in the Teague vehicle , Kathleen McCoy, both claimed injury, but were not immediately treated . Fitch wlis cited on a charge of assured clear distance , One person. was Injured during a two-vehicle collision AKRON. Ohio (AP) - Top· on CR 2 in Gallia County at level United Rubber Workers 4:30pm, · teaders were back in Akron Officers report that a north today to decide what the next bound auto operated by step will be in the stalled Bernard Riggs, 57, South contract negotiations with Point, attempted to pass a Uniroyal Inc. and other vehicle driven by Charles major rubber firms. Gard, 49, -Gallipolis, just as URW President Peter the Gard auto started a left Bommarito callect the union's tum , 15-member Policy A passenger in the Riggs Committee and scores of vehicle, Wilma Riggs, 56, other union officials to the 10 · South Point, displayed visible a.m. meeting. signs of ,InJury, but was not Some 55,000 workers have immediately treated. continued work at the Gard was cited on a charge industry's Big Four plants of operating a vehicle wltbout since their contract ran out a license . Both vehicles April 211. incurred moderate damage . A ~pokesman lor Uniroyal, An auto was demolished in which drew Bommarito's ire a one-vehicle accident on SR for allegedly backing out on a 325 in Vinton Saturday, at 5 tentative agreement reached a.m. AprU 18, charged that "what Officers report that a south we have this year is a failure bound auto operated by to communicate.'' Delmas Goff, 22, Langsville, He called the confusion ran off the left side of the roadway, and traveled over an embankment through a fence . Top brass must make decision No citation was issued. Damages sought In Meigs County Common Pleas Court a suit In the amount of $11,200 was filed by Stanley E. Aleshire and Sallv A. Aleshire, Coolville, against Donnie L. Boggs, Rt . \2, Coolville. . The suit is for p«sonal injuries and. damages as a result of an accident that occurred on SR 7 on May 6, over the alleged agreement bizarre, and said, "I've never seen anything like this," Bommarito has charged Ulat Uniroyal's professiooal labor consultant, Leo Kramer, agreed that the !irm would go along with a proposal that met most of the union's major demands. The agreement reportedly was sealed with a handsl]ake and Bommarito 's initials . However, the agreement apparently was not signed by any company official. It was reported that Bommarito then went to negotiators for the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. and B.F.Goodrich in an effort to sell the deal. But a Goodrich negotiator telephoned Uniroyal to get more specific details and was told that that firm had not agreed to anytlling . Germantown, in a one~ar Patrol. were dispatched Ill the scene. During the two hour episode that followed, an estimated 20 to 25 blasts from the shotgun riddled the area as deputies and relatives tried to talk Damron out of the house . "He fired at everythiitg that moved, " Deputy Alva Sullivan said Saturday night while filing his reP,Ort 111 the incident. . · Vehicles traveling along SR • 7 were fired upon until the Patrol blocked traffic. Blasts from the 12-guage shotgun kept 9fflcers under cover. One City Policeman; Harold Moyer, received a minor injury to the band from a pellet. According to Deputy · Sullivan, as darkness fell the officers decided to move In and force Damron from the house. • Having decided to use gas to drive the man from the • house, the Gallipolis City · Dep•rtme.ot ,. l!Jts • cal:le!l,k;j because of the danger of lin!, ·. Deputy Sullivan . said · Saturday that fire from the · use of gas cannisters la common because of the extreme heat released as they expel the noxious gas! Officers report that fotlr . gas grenades were fired ~t : the dwelling and two hand grenade cannisters. thrown • inside. Heat from the grenade! ignited the contents of the frame structure and flames spread throughout t~e : dwelling. , . " He just stood In the · window balding Ule gun as the house burned around him," . SUllivan said. Then, Sulllvari said, he just walked out tbe accident on Ohio 4 In Montgomery County. CHILUCOTHE - Kevin Brewer, 16, of Greenfield; Louann Williamson, 17, of Greenfield; Pam Bainter, 18, of Lyndon , and Bobby Bainter, age unknown. of Lyndon, in a one-car crash on· Ohio 41 in Ross County, LEBANON - Michael P. Adams, :p, ~nd Tedd S. Turner, 27, both of Middletown, in a two-car accident on a Warren CoUnty road, WILLIAMSPORT Richard W. Shaw, :m, of Williamsport, in a two-<:ar acc ident on a Pickaway County road. · SATURDAY COSHOCTON ...:. David R. Olinger, 20. of Coshocton, in a one-car accident on a Coshocton County road. H!LUARD - Jeffrey L, Coblentz. 17, of Hilliard, and Brian W. Rahr, 17, of Colwnbus in a two-car crash on Scioto-Darby road In Franklin County. GENEVA - Adam B. "Fowler, 18, of Austinburg, : , whose bicycle collided with a door. Damron was transported · car on State Route 45 in by SEOEMS to Pleasant . , Ashtbula Coilnty, PERRYSBURG - Keith Valley Hospital where he was · W. Coffman, 39, of Millbury, treated for first, second and in a two-car accident on State third degree burns to the face, neck, arms and back·. Route 51 in Wood County. He was then transported to MOSCOW - Jeffrey C. Brown, 22, of Clnclrinati, in a St. Mary's Hospital In one-car accident on State Huntington for intensive burn · Route 743 near Moscow in treatment. According to a report filed Clermont County. with the Sheriff's FAIRFIELD COUNTY 'Chester J. Dembski, 79, of Department by ·sEOEMS Dayton, in a two-car crash at personnel, all of the intensive Ohio 37 and Ohio · 256 in care units at St. Mary's wer~ . occupied so Damron was Fairfield County. taken to Cabell-HunUngtorl · Hospital for lr!latment. Stewart was treated at Holzer Medical Center, and released. There has been no official determination as to what stirred tile'incident, although, ills nported tllat Damron, a cancer patient, had recenUy been released from Pleasant Valley Hospital. Weather Partiy cloudy tonight. Low :n.. Mostly sunny Tuesday' High In the mid 608. Chance of rain 10 percent tonight and near zero percent Tuesday. . .in upper 1977. Charles E . Wilson, Middleport, and Cathy A. Wilson, Middleport, filed for dissolution of marriage. Bailey J, Dugan and Toney Manley, indicted by the grand jury on drug related charges, have . had their bonds reduced from ~.000 to $2,000. Both have been released from Meigs County Jail and have 9een ordered that they cannot leave Meigs County without authorization from the court. . TWO WINNERS - Vtu.ge Phannacy, Middleport, had two wlnnen in the recent Euler coloring coolest sponsored by Big Bend area merchants during the Easter ~on. Shown, !..-, are Larissa Long, 8, first place winner in the 4 to 8 age grolip, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Long, Pomeroy, Dennis Newland, co-owner ol Village ~tmacy, who made the presentation, all\l Julle.Siason, 10, aeoond place winner In the 9 ID"12 age group, da_ughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Si880n; Middleport. Larissa received fl$ SPECIAL SESSION Middleport Vlllige · Council will meeiiD special sesoion Tuesday, May I aiR p.m. Purpooe is to eoacl a reoolulloo for lbe flllug of a final application wltb HUD for f330,300 to be uoed for exlenoloo of aewer linea · .: and any olber bu1lne11 : : related ·to this appUeatloo. ' . and Julie flO. I· I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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