https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/356648bdb316c10c9d5a8d3b3dc71e33.pdf 5424c94be59715d15b16682425bed03f PDF Text Text •' -~. , . I "•• '· . ' Elberfelds, l·n Pomeroy·' Friday an~ Saturday. Sale Synthetic OPEN BOTH DAYS 9:30 TO 9:00 PM Ar iiSis who guOI-off a re Ja1.y til l tltcy' 1e lamous the n they're temperam.,..ntal Front Street People wit~ no visible mea ns of su pport most likely are l<joning against the bar. Pomeroy, Ohio MASON· DRIVE-IN FRI.. SAT .• SUN. APR. 5. 6 • 7 DOUBLE . FEATURE PROGRAM "SINGLE GIRLS" SEARCHING . FOR A MAN WAS A WAY .OF LIFE. IF THElf COu\.DN'T GET HIM EASY•.. THEY GOT HIM HARD ••• RATED R .e PLUS e SATAN S SADISTS 1 11 II for March off from February " Bru shed den1m Polyester and cotton blends. So lid colors check s smart platds - Young Young Young You1'\'g Young Mens Me ns Mens Mens Mens 8.95 9.95 10.39 10.95 11.95 Fashion Fashion Fashion Fa'shion Fashion Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Jeans Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale - . WASHlNGTON (UP!) - The .. nation's unemployment rate dippe<i slightly to 5. I per cent m March, with the total nwnber of available jobs remaining virtually stable, the govern- 6.88 8.28 8.58 8.98 9.98 .-;,.: '.' ':-!' Famous make belts in white and fashion colors . Popular sty le and widths. Leathers and vinyls . Fashions For The Small flY Sizes 3 to 7 in Fashion Jean s and doubl e knit dr ess s lacks . . Slims and regulars · Hand me Down Denim J ea ns. Walk Shorts . Knit Shirts and Tank Tops . Mens and 1st floor. Friday and- Saturday WOMEN'S SHIRTS Final Two Days Our best sel ling s tyle reduced for th is sal e . Short s leeve placket front Stzes 32 to 38 . As sorted prints . Choose 50 pet . avr il ·rayon a nd 50 pet. dacron po lyeste r bl e nd or 65 pet acetate . 35 pe t. nylon blend . - »·.-.;.· ··.v..·...·t;o..- -·y· ··- -;......,..···('.v •• :-: ...................~·~ _,CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES There's still time to save 20 per cent on made-tomeasure draperies for your home. Bring in your window mea s urement and choose from hundre ds of fabric s and colors in lined or unlined •tviP< S~IRTS WASHINGTON - · EVERY STATE IN the union will get . increased gasolme allocations in April of at least 90 pet. of 1973 levels, Federal Energy Administrator W11liam E. Simon announced Thursday. Apnl allocations represent a 5 pet. boost over March, wben stales were given 85 pet. oft he gasoline they used m 1973. Simon said gasohne suppliers had been ordered to draw 11.1 million barrels from thetr stocks to meet the April allocations. Oil supplies will be replenished shortly from the Middle East following the end of the Arab embargo. However, Simon's dep uty John Sawhill warned at a news conference that long gasoline lines are likely this summer if drivers fat! to conhnue observing conservation measures. .' SALE •6r49 Special REG. ss.OO SHIRTS Sale SALE 5.29 5 Prices Property SALE! MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT DRESS SLACKS MEN'S SPORT AND DRESS SHIRTS An excellent selection of short sleeve shirts in solids· plaids - floral patterns -checks- plaids. MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS 10.95 9.95 8.95 7.95 6.95 Shop our Floor SHIRTS - - - -. - - -SHIRTS - - - - SHIRTS · - - - SHIRTS - - - , SHIRTS - - - 5.~5 SHIRTS - - - 4.95 SHIRTS 3.95 SHIRTS - - - - SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE 8.86 8.16 6.86 6.46 5.86 4.86 3.86 3.36 First Nolio11s ' Department for a Selection of Wrap and WASHINGTON - A FEDERAL DISTRICI' court jury IS considering today the case of Dwight L. Chapin. It 1s working without th.e full transcript of the four days it look for the government to say he was irrefuwbly guilty and for the defense to say be was obviously innocent of charges he lied to a Watergate grand jury . After both sides summed their arguments, tbe case of President Ntxon 's former appointments secretary went to the jury at I :46p.m. EDT Thursday. After learning a verdict was not near, U. S. Distric! Court Judge Gerhard A. Gesell told tbe jury to ~o to supper and retW'n today at 9a.m. Gesell Thursday denied a request by the jury for a transcript of the triaf but sent in 12 copies of Chapin's testimony of April II, 1973, before the Watergate grand jury . The judge said glVlng the jW"y the full transcript would be to "retry the case," but he would consider its requests for specific pariS-of the transcript. . Candy. NATURAtiZER®~~ WEEI< BUY WHAT YOU NEED DURING THIS SPECIAL SA'LE FOR SPRING A!"'D SUMMER WEAR NEW SHOES FOR THE NEW SEASON IN YOUR SIZE MENS 9.95 MENS 1,0.95 MENS 11.95 MElliS 12.95 MENS 13.95 MENS 14.95 MENS 15.95 w1 th beauttful shoe· ' slee k toe and tnm tha t ties up the look 1n- s lyle . DRESS DRESS DRESS DRESS DRESS DltESS DRESS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SLACKS SAlE 8.19 SALE 8.79 SALE 9.79 SALE 10.19 SALE 10.79 SALE 11 .19 SALE 11.79 SALE 12.79 SALE 14.19 MENS 16 .95 ORI;.SS SLACKS MENS 18.95 DRESS SLACKS ' ' ,BAGS TO In a ll these co lor s - navy blue. red. black, brown, bone and white wi th bags to match . MATCH Widths 4A to C. Sizes 4112 to 11 . Marguerite's Shoes 139.00 5 pc . Celer.y green .' I •" t59.00 5 pc.'Drop Leaf Walnut Woodgrain 179.00 S pc. Flamenco Dak Black Tubular Steel · · · s pc. Brown Leathergrain 209.00 7 pc. Walnut · · - · · . - - . · 219.00 s pc. Butcher Block Top 189.00 ' "\' - Denim Swivel Chairs Lmoleum by the yard . New patterns.and colors rea dy for your selection during house cleamng time. - - On Sal~lrd Floor Furniture Dept. • FREE PARKING ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY I. , I I. ' . I ' '. .. ' I -.. " I . ' ' • II ,· ' ·I seen r apHI ex- 1971, rose by 640.000 pc·rsons 111 the f1r st quarter uf l9i4 !lu b.sti;:lntlali} CXl'l'L'd1n g the nse m emploj m~nt BLS st~l tlstics I r ' •• '' Solo IB4.00 Sale lBUo ... '' .' ".·, .. ., I. . 0 i~ ~ Two Meigs High Schooi juniors have been named alternate delega les to Buckeye Boys SUite to be held at Ashland College in June, · They are Edward Diddle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pooler, 45 Riverview Plare, Middleport, and Phil Ohbnger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ohlinger, Rose Hill , · near Pom~roy. • Diddle, named alternate by Feeney-Bennett Post 128, is enrolled in a college · preparatoty course at Meigs High. He belongs to the French Clob and is a participant in the Southeastern Ohio Upward Bound Project at Ohio University. 'He is a member of ,. .\ number of bla cks unPJnplu)ed increased durin ~ M~1 rcll , primarily because of lit o sh o~rp rise m the number of bl.1c'k." entenn g the labor for ce dunng the month. The unem plo)1Tlent nne for bleicks moved [rom 8 Gper cent to ..9~3 per cent, while thl' ra te for wh ite~ rose fr om 4.2 per cent to 4 7 per cent VOL , . .. ' The RLS d ur in g .\-la ! ch began keepmg figurps fnr the fir st time on persons of Spamsh origin, and reported llw ld btlr force m th is ci1tegory a\ cragrd Mrs Hobert Co(lner, lo' fl," foster l"'~'''nl of I.. nc thl' !\atwnal t\C'lwn for Fosh-1 C'l uld.JL'Il \\\'t·k T1n1r:...dt1\ she pr csen ted a {ra rr rcd " B1ll of H1g ht s" for foster dulclren to M1~ s ~Lull~ rr s ~\.1111\,' ardt, ;Hre pting 1n bcl1~ l f of Ylr s. Burbara Shuler , director of Ihe !\k1gs ('uunt) \\tt•\1.n t' !1t•pt Jl w certificate "'ll bt:' dtspla~ed Hl lllt' \\~Ifill(.' offitc m ~ltdd lcport. Tht 10 ~lltiC h's Ill !J w · hdl r•f r lghl."., em pha s 1zr ~ the r es po n ~rbl! rt} u f ~oc1e t) to provldl' ,llu\'lllg ht,IIIC l'll\ lf'lllllilt'lll t1' l11.,tr·J chlld1 en and tha t foster cluldn.'ll twve the S81lll' tlat\ll al nghts ;r s <ill chlldr rn tt tllt·:-.r • tJfl I~Ktunitles fo r a normal life l:ULL OF' Hottulll hos <l 3.6 m1lhon du ring the f11 , I quarter of 1974-<J boul 4 per cent of the nat iun ·:i I.Jbtlt' for ce, m I me with the1 r p1 upurtwn (If the popu lation x~v .N~ 0~ . 2~ 4 9~______P_O_ M_ E R_ O_ Y·M_I_ D D_ LE_ P O_R~ T._O~ HI_ O RI\,!-I'l'~~. l'!\ESENTCD lemlin ~ ro\f.' tocHll) HI • enttn e . HliDAY. APR IL 5. 1974 PHONE 992 2156 TEN CENTS --------~--------------~~--~----· H"unp Villa ~c H.\CI:\1-: l'()un cll·l ues<!a} m~llt plan'd a thrc ~- llllll lc\·} c1n t he Nov<:mbn b ~ 1 1lnt (11 l'dl SC' fund s for.,s treet Jmpr<J\ emcnL-. Clerk Mile Cleliill d •.1as aulhonzed to l<okc 11le leg al acti On needed to put the levy before the voter!oi of the \' lll m',('. Tbo supposed lev) \\ (juld bl'lrliJ. in abou t $2,000 a yc<~r - The r·o un cil also agrPed l1i pur c hr~sc a used tr~1 iler fr Oll l T(ltn fn r $3. 500 h •U S('" J l • cup ied h) the sfn Pt t\JJJJIIlJSsi oncr rec ent!~ dt "'' r've!J by ftre. The ll a1lc• ll"ill tHOI"ICie t De ete r r~::p\ i!(' (:: 1 ~~ a h1Jme fur the ::;l1eet f'\l tll- mi sswn The council put Er- nest Tnplell un full tune uuly as stree t <:onums~JCinCI at $400 :.t month and will s ec~11 e another ma n for the \\ :.t t ei'v.. orks . The ex tn:1 expenses ,dJl be ta ken care of by mc rcas1ng the tra sh collectwn bi ll $1 a mQnth for SUbscnbcrs. lliHk111g . ' THIS 1916 MA motorists every cbl7 commercial operatwn L~ 1 near Pomeroy 1s seen by hundret.ls uf 11 "' prob.1bly the ofde st Mack truck sli ll 10 By BOB HOEFLICH Yes, Vtrgm1a, a Big Mack IS . a super sandwich . A B1g Mack is also a B1g Truck. Probably few Me1gs Countians reahze that poss1bly the nation's oldest Mack truck still tn commerc ial operalton is m Meigs County . Owner of the 1916 Mack is Robert E. Lee of Bashan, who was the subject recently or'a feat ure story in Mack's Big 4 Spec1a l J ourna l, a trade pu l!lica liOn II . ~ ~1nd I now paints 1t every two yea rs - and replaced solid rubber ltres with sl<!nda rd llres with the wheels be ing welded to the ng. The equipme"lls moved only when fl ood water threa tens to la ke over at th e l1me site . To sl<!rl the Mack, Lee pnc l' $:1 I\ l!'tt (' r fr u1n a rnuntll ('(mgrcs~ ma n C'larN1cc· Mll lrr \\a ~ read Ill th;il ff'Ci eral Jll Oil l'} IS not <JV,ll lahlc <ctt llu s time for se '' ~l gl• s ~ s lcms ni ll s \\ Cre pa id leavin~ ~~ ba!t~nce of dl (\ltlng $7 ,fl55 Atkndmg tlU' s1·~.'i11m we1 <' M<t ~' ol ('h.~ !If' s P ~ les . d i.' r k M.1e Clel d!HI <tncl Cf•un ctl members, l.;~IT} Wolfe . Gnn·c Housh l.!t'llll Hizrr. I.J n l c~ Jl art and I! ;J I'!'!C'I :\Pigler Stewart r~turned Mcq.(s County Sher1ff s retur Pcd hr1 e \\llh Hu ber t Sli.!\\UI't, rh<11 .. 1t.' d '!n thr s ho c, tH r~ cf GL•Or gl' Hall , Feb 22 aL ~~ n1gh t depulll'S l'hursrld) du b below Mirld lcport o n ~ ~ 7 Mrlg!-i CountyComnwn Pl l'dS Judge .J otm C: J);IC· on si't bcnl Lit $,,000. Stewart w<os cl1a rg~cl with c~t usl ng physJC€!1 h:trm hJ a t unn·:dcd dead ly \\Nip.on Stewart we-Hi t"eleascd on bond ;md \\il l appear 111 Meigs .CCIU rtly Common Pleas Court on M;,y G or such date ns the court sel-. Stewa rt had hccn In custody In Hocking Cou nty. Sheriff Hobe r t C Ha1· tcnh~l{'h rpr ll tPLl Wcdlh.L I ''h ill· the r h1 ldrcn ~\ CT e "' t h 1• sc.:huo l V:.j_ rd pb,dng :11 :hl· ('upp;or~ Plcuns gr:n h sdl11ol, ..,li JJll'ont• di S( lidrgc.:d ;r 11fle th,d , lTJHl:-il lr 1t <1 t: hrld . Sl'llvol '\a!-. ;;d su 1 nesda ~ o~ft('J rlltl11\ distHJssed th1• bdl.lnrt' uf the Uay. Th e sheriff sa1d the "dis<:h..:.-lr~e of the gun was a p- "t)a renlly acddcntul, hut 1s mlvtsln g persons lh·1ng in d town or v1 llage \\her c tr larg e numher of pcopl IOSHic to lw ex tre mel y c c~uti o u s \\hen , .pra cti cmg .shoo tm g a f 1rcr~ rm gr umrd equ1pmenl be placed <J!l struct.ion b~ ,\n h ll' Ld• It wet s · · the t1 ve1' side ·of the berr s u~gestccl that coun('II 111L'l'l Wlllgclt sugges ted tl1at rollncil \\ tlh Lee ~111 rl grt ~Jilld£·u \\ hen:' ums rll er Jeav mg sp:iC<' f () I .1 str eets \\Ill b1 lo(',il t·d t~rH ! lire ten n1s l'uu rt (.lnc.l possib ly ~~ Width uf the .r. , trr Pb Mavot .shelter hou se \\'hen placing the IIerm an I.onclvn \dll S('t up the equ ipment The tennis cou rt ts appuinlmcnt • ct ppr uxunately a year .1\~a} Mavo r Lor,.df>n ~a1d ,r dfrom bccmmng a reality dlli O~<d W<Jrk l S t!J be It 11as repor l('d that th•• done !I ll the Af'\~ mupoll ee radw for the nf'W crui st.·r rr H·Jp cli hutl clln g ,Jild st' ! ha s been ordered h~ pull< l' Thursdr~,:.. . Apr1t 1R f·nr ch](;f M1llor'l V.:n1an C'rnuH·J! coun cllnw n lclll1('t •t \\ rtil hrm 1n expecL"l c1 ~r;:mt for the r~~d1 o 111 r,rd r r to COI !lplett• thr· dJ •t.J rls the amount c;Jf $1,:l0() ('qs t c,f Coun.:: 1l c:.JI S(/ d ~t>r'tl"~l·d ;t! the r<-~dtu Is $1,74J It Y. <JS al sfJ le ngth '\ h~ t tl';mls v. ill bt.• u~1 ng noted .t sucen has been platf'd U1e ball pc,lfb; thr s sum mer 111 th e nc ~\ pol ice crui ser The mayor ~a tel t('am~ \1 J'ihi ng Cou"c 1l t1tscussed placin g to vse tile park shou ld fX I'sent <1 fir(' hydrants Jn the ne w sc hedule to tltm or Barr) hou smg addi twn under conIContmued urt page 121 . Pace of extra activities' quickens ·now By George Hargraves, Supt. Meigs Local School District Tod:uo marks the concluswn of the fifth grad ing period of the 1973-1974 school year The fina l grading period begins on Monday. Grade cards wilt go out next Thu~sday . It is getting very close to fina l decision time on the matter of passing or failing Lor · . the students in our schools . If you have concerns1>r questions', call school now. Ve ~y soon it wilt be too late. · As the year swmgs into its closing phase , the pace of extra activ1ty increases . Adults may atte nd conJirming that the child wil t" be fi ve on or before Consequently, admimstrators must h..we scparl.lte Sep\ember 30, )974 For students enlermg grade one contracts with a lim II on the number of years. the date is the same - only six years 'of age on or ' The p;!tlern of contracts for non-<:erl1ftcated hefore September 30, 1974. rmmunization records ·· employees' is as follows The first contract IS for one are 'llso a must. · year. The second contracl is for two years. At the A SECON D IMPORTANT EVENT of the first end ol three years the contract be<:omes contin umg week of May will.tqke place on Saturday, May 4. On Th1s is for secrel<lries, bus drivers, custodians. that mornin g the old Coal Port School will he pu t to cooks ," mecha mcs and maintenance men. sa te by means ~f a public auction This bu ildjng has Just about balf of all our employees . are a lot of good timber in it and 8ome lan d of va lue. It is presently on continuin g C()nlracts. Therefore, no located just upriver and behind the new Jones Boys act1on IS reqwred concerning thell' employment. store . Have a look and drop by on the morning of That w1ll be the reas<m that you will not see the May 4 for the' public' auction. names of many . employees in the lLst of ap.Speaking of schooJs--'No. 309 Af next Tuesda y's 'mee tmg of the Meigs I.ocal pointments that will be made next Tuesday . Bpard , act1on will be I<! ken on contracts-for many of Every emp loyee who has an extra assignment many of these activities and 1enC()urage you to give our employees. For those teachers with provisional must have a specifiC separa te contract for that serious consideration to doing so. In Me1gs H1gh we ce.rtificates the length of contrac t is based on the assignment. Thts could be for coaching, yearbook will have a class play, a band concert, a juniorfo llowing: The first contract is fo r one yea r. The SuperviSion, school newspaper dire<:lion, drama senior prom, a band banquet, a cho1r concert, second is also for one year. The third is for twoC(lach , etc. ·Everyone of these many responsibilities baccalaureate, C()mmencement, plus baseba ll , years, !he fourth fo r three years, and the flfth is for 1 requires a separate wn tten contract an'd, contrack and golf. There wiU be other additional acfi ~e years. A teacher who has a professional cer· sequently, a specific Board a po inlmenl. tivities in the junior high school and ·in the tificale re<:eives a contmumg contract alter_ three NEWS AND NOTES - Our gasoline allotment elementary ,schools. You should support these years of successful service. To obwm a profeSsional for April is 60.5pct. of our request or 8,493 gallons whenever you can by attending . certificate a teacher must have etghtee n semester We use about 10,000 gallons per month - Extra tr1ps The first week of May will bring two imporl<lnt hours of C()Jiege credit beyond tbe bac helor's are still strictly limited - U you want to l<!ke tile events that should be on your calendar . On May 1 we • degree. GED test for a high school equivalency 1cerlificate, will have qur sign-up day for nex t year's kin- , An administrator caf( have a contmumg conge l inlo the-Adult Basic Education program held .at dergarten. ,You wiU need the' IMth ceillf1"ate tra~t as a leather but not as on adrn\mstrator. Middleport Central two ev.enin~s each week.. .. I true . •I .• squirts ga srJime tn to pmner cups over ea' h piston, <ood the engme. 1s turned over \\lth a han d crank . Tile tgn ltio n sys tem I S spM ked ty a ma~neto ra ther tha n a battery ao9 •ts flywheel does double duly as a (an to coo.l the eng ine, ass1stuig the 18-ga ll on radJat<il' wh1ch IS beflJnd ltle mot[)r _ II has been projected tha t Lee cou ld probiibly '"II hts 1916 MH ck for th ~ pnce of a ney; truck, bu l lle t:efuses to part w1th 1t becau se 1t 1s more prac"l1cal for Ins lime bus iness than would be a new one. SYHA CUSC - S)'l'al"use , . Coun ci l Thursda} mght agreed to upgrade Vi llage strcetlighls CotiJl CII discussed i:it IPng th the stree t lr gh t situa twn, then Uecidecl to change ;1 s rnani of the present 1,000 lum en anrl 2,500 lumen power Ji ghls to 7,000 lumen as possibl e and slay Within the budget It wa s defimtely ;,~re ed the l1ghls "eeded to be nnpnwed . Cuuncll , on a motion b) Eber Pickens, voted to g1ve Hohert Winge tt permiss ion to (lrder ftvc p1e ces of recreat iO n · eqlllpment : an anunal liidder. ~ •·leve l bars, a daddy long. legs, heavy duty wtng's and a shd c at a cos t of $1.000 1'1ckens suggeste d the pi" 1. ' \ ' " In Ancient Mack still does job \ thl' Bl!~l Syracuse brightened up · • . .I \ Tax levy proposed ··' ~. -~ / ~ ' at y Lee acquired the Mack m 1955, almost 20 years ago, when PHIL OHLINGER he heard frdm a sa le~man that there was a truck and cr~ne for sale m Dover He mv~sttgated ' a fe_w days l~ ter and found the ~qu1pment ,10 a Dover, Ohw the Hea th Umted Methodist JUn k yard. Church in Middleport. H1 s New laws at that time had mterests are in baseball, made the Mack overweight to football, fishing and, camping. move on the h1ghway w1th its He is employed the Village of single axle, so the owners were · Middleport. He is also the son wilting to sell the rtg quite of Waid Dillard, Millard, Ky. reasonably. So, Lee bought and Ohlinger is a member of the loaded his Mack on a loboy and Meigs football and track•teams drove to his lime operation site and plays trombone in the along Floute 7 near Pomeroy Marauder concert band. He traveling 18 miles an hour to belongs to tbe Meigs Chorale get it here. Meigs Counhans and the boys' vocal ensemble. traveling by lh ~ Route 7 Vice president of the Spanish loca tion - in ~Dark Hollow Club, Ohlinger is a member of sector - pay little noti,ce to the the National Honor Society. He equipment and uridoubtect'ly attends the Enterprise United fail to realize that the Mack is a Methodist Church where he is a genuine antique. junior usher, sings in the choir Getting his 'Mack into shape and. is president of the Youth was no ea,sr l<lsk. He painted it·. Fellol;'ship. I ' mdl cdlcd Lhe • Two .alternates elected ... ' I Sale 116.00 SWtvel Chairs - - - - - . - - - - - - Sale 224.00' ALWAYS PLENTY OF 11 . ...Sale 144.00 Sole 152.00 Sale 168.00 229.00 7 pc. Flamenco Oak Black Tubular Sleet . . 229.00 S pc . Green - . - . . - . · - 279.00 5 pc. Walnut Woodgrain E YOUR SALESLIPS FOR VA'LUABLE PREMIUMS POMEROY Sale 114 .00 Sale 128 .00 Sale 128 .00 159,00 S pc , Celery green BETTY OHLINGER '102MA!N EDWARD DIDDLE ' / •' • ' Quality is assured when you buy a Howell warp resistant table top. Strong, sturdy , wobbfe.free legs . Finishes ~ta y beautiful - last long e r - eas y care fabrics- plastiC - metal. - Special Sale Pric~s on sum'mer Furmture for your lawn, porch or patio. Save on what you need . · -Sale PrtceS on RCA XLIOO Color Television Consoles . Save ple nty on the set of your c ho1ce . Also sale of .RC" Stereos - Buy your new lawn Mower now. A fine sel e:chorl of models. Both push type and se lf propelled. 18, 19 and 21 mch Cut sizes. ~ f < SALE!· HOWEll DINETTE.SETS ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE . ON MECHANIC STREET • • Be Sure To Sto'p At •.• has pansiOn smce the , mHtdle of PARIS - CANDIDATES BEGAN THE SCRAMBLE for the French preside ncy today even before the great memona l serv1ce in Notre Dame Saturday tha t was supposed to pay fina l homage to the late Georges Pompidou. Any idealistic hbpe of a political truce until after Presiden t Richard M, Nixon and other world leaders had'joined the French in tribute to Pompidou's courageous fight against ca ncer vanished within hours of his burial Thursday. Jacques .ChabanDelnu!s, 59, the elegant sportsman who was dismissed as Prime Minisfer by Pompidou in 1972, announced his candidacy as the first public mourners were entering,the churchyard in the village of Orvilliers where the president was burled amid extraordinary security. · SAN FRANCISCO ~ AUTHORITIES ARE assuming Patricia Hearst was ~ 'under duress" when she renounced her former !i(e, called her father a liar, and sa1d she was joining the (Con tinued on page 12) ...._. ' Easter ''Cards, Gift IT'S a _,....... \\ luch KITSLER, W.VA. - THE REV. RICHARD WILLIAMS, 33, leader of the snake-handling religwn , d1ed Wednesday alter· , being bitten by a rattlesnake Tuesday. The 33-year-<Jid Williams, pastor of the Full Gospel Jesus Church in Columbus, Ohio, was bitten Tuesday rught by a fivefoot rattlesnake ~ t a snake-handling r.ev1val service here. He refused to have a doctor come to a residence near the church where he was taken after the bite , Big loveli est In al'allable m March, wi th the red uctw n of 125,000 JObs overa ll stenm ung mo~tly from the trimmmg of 150,000 JObs tn the goods prod ucmg tndust n es. The transportat ion equ ipment industry sufLered heavy JOb losses for the third stra1gh t month, Wllll more than 50,000 JObs ended . Employment tn automo bile, a1n: raft and rela ted mdastnes has declined by 200,000 JObs smce Novem· be r, renecti ng cutbacks due to the energy crisis ' The BLS satd ave1 age hour i} ea r rungs of productiO n work ers rose by 0.5 per cent m March, With earnm gs for the past year n stng by 6 6 pe r cent. But the cost of llV!ng has JWnped by 10 per cent 1n that same penod The avera ge wor k wee k ed ged downward by a tenth of an hour fr om the f ebruary level to 36 8 hours weekly, the BLS sa id The nation's labor force, , Hundreds of pairs of fine qua lity dress s lacks for men . Sizes 29 to 50 waist. Solid co lors incl ud ing whi te : stripes beautiful p la id pattern s wtndo w pane c hecks . Eva N1cin sky , M1ldred Maynard, Don Maynard, George Nicinsky, Ruby Jean Nicinsky, John N1ctnsky Jr. , ve·tma Nicmsky, Dorothy Keeytl, Joseph Keev1l , Mary Jane Herald, Frank Herald Jr., Sylv ia Ann George, Thomas J . George to Franklin Louis Nlctnsky, Parcels, Rutland. David M. Lynas, Lynn M. Lynas to Paul M Rodman, Cassandra Stone , 47 A., Bedford. Rolland Searles to Jerry L. Johnson. ' Sharon F. Johnson, 14 A., Rutland. Thelma B. Wiley to Larry Lee Wiley , David Richard W1ley, Lot, Middleport . Jacob M. Gaul, Mildred Gaul to Char les Machir , Leona Machir, 0 136 A , Orange. Frances M. Stitt, Becky Gorenson to Clifford H. Roush, Mary F . Roush, 3.88 A., Sutton. Robert C. Hartenba ch, Shenff, M. E. Eunice Shumway, to David R. Wells, Mary E. Wells, Lot, Olive. Franklin Real Esl<lte Co. to Lead ing Creek Conservancy, Ease. , Meigs. Jaymar Coal Co. to Vilfage of Middleport, Ease ., Salisbury. Waller R. Crooks, Emogene Crooks to V1llage pf Middleport, Ease., Salisbury. Femt nm e fas h1 o n at 11 s March - more than 530,000 above ,the level of October, 1973 , Wh en ~ th e r ate of joblessness hit a llll'ee·year low . BLS slaliSliCS showed the employment situa tion m most major categories virtually unchanged from Februa ry. About the only real in1provement m the monthly re port was a drop by 210,000 mlhe nwnber of workers unable to find anything but partttme employmf nt because of economic cond itions, reversi ng an upward trend that sta rted m the fall of 1973. The BLS Said th ere were still2.5 milhon persons 1n this category . The civthan labor force was 9Q.5 milion in March, almost unchan ged for the second month m a row. Total employmenl, at 115.9 million, also was stable. There was a shghl dechne m lhe numberofoff-the-farm JObs ' REG. s10.00 Meigs ment reported today. TI1e Fe brua ry JObless fi gure was 5.2 per cent , the Bureau of Labor Statisti cs said. The BLS sa1d there wete 4.6 n11lhon un employed dunn g By United Press International CLEVELAND - THE FATHER OF ONE of four Kent SUite University students slain by Ohio Natwnal Guard g unf~re on the campus nearly four years ago, Thursday JOined a growm g ltst of persons who have promised to help defray th e legal cost of defending e1ght former g'uardsmen indicted in connecllon with the shootings. All eight men pleaded mnocent to charges of violating the CIVIl rights of the victims tn the May 4, 1970 confronl<!tlon with antiwar demonstrators. · Arthur Krause of Pittsburgh, father of.AlllSOn Kra use , one of the four students kiped by guardsmen when they opened fire on the demonstrators, said he will contribute to funds set up to help pay legal expenses for the guardsmen. "Of all people, I know how much it can cost to carry on a legal ba ttle w1th the government," - Krause said. " As we have sa1d many tunes , we a re not being vindictive. Our battle is not against the guardsmen whom fate put on Blanket Hill, that day . It's ajlainst tbe men who sent them there, led them , created an atmosphere of ha tred and tben blocked the truth for nearly four years " SALE. PRICES · Be Sure To See ( e·t;;;'~ ': · =i·n%lirret~~,. MEN'S AND BOYS' DRESS BELTS Accessorize for Easter with a new handbag, scarf a nd Jewe lry from our Ac cessones Dept.. Second Floor . Transfers POMEROY PASTRY Nation's unemPloyment figure Special Two Day Sale SAT.· 6th 2 dozen s1.00 • ' , I S1zes 29 to J2 waist Buy your correct length Includes our SELECT YOUR EASTER OUTFIT NOW AND SAVE - _,_., OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES " . ' '• • entire stock of everyday and dress y type fashi on jean s MEIGS THEATRE SIGNUPSET SYRACUSE - Sign up for Sy1'acuse-Mmersville Pee Wee League w1ll be held Monday at 6:30p . m atthegrade school in Syracuse. All boys mterested m JOining are urged to attend. .•• • Young Men's Fashion Jeans Our entire stock !Jf Misses, Juniors · and Half Sizes included. Dresses, ' en~em ble s. pant suits. · Nixon HOME BAKED ~ ~-~~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~~~::~~.;~~~~;;~~~-r~T~w~o. .D•a•y~Sa•l•e•!. . ...~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~:· SPRING DRESS SALE ( ' •• • j 10 - The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy , 0., Apnl4, 1974 .:::::*-.'\.~::;:~:~:*:-;~*~~ · ~e:~'::JS Veterans Memorial Hospilal EXTENDED OUTWOK ADMISSIONS -· Char les A chance of showers about Frye, New Haven : ' Eber 1Continu ed fr om page 1) Munday. c;:oul Sa turday with Wilham Picken s, Portland ; the highs in upper 30s :~nd 40~ Woo<jrow Kuhn,. Middleport. the tic g a s p lants ' a lre(!dy 111 operati on In the U. S. warming to upper 50s and .60s DISCHARGES - ChnsUe Par lr idge sai d tha t th e Su nday artd Monday. Lows Dailey , Mane Oatley. Edward Saturday in upper 20s and Martin , Mary Slater , Beulah Green Springs reformtng plant low 30s rising to 40s by Thomas , Evelyn MoDah1 el, Is . . onlY the · ftrst of sevct aJ Monday morning. "' Martha Johnson, ' Ronal d major projects Columbia has und e rw a }' to tl e velop nonFraley, Perry Shtrley, Busler histori c ga!:i supphes ovet the ~"W~w·s ·· ~ Barrett. • next 10 years. F'1rst Imports of \ base-load hqu1fied natural gas UNIT CALLED supplies are ex pected to begm RACINE - The Ractne ER m the winter of 1976-77, he said, •(Conhnued from page II Squad was called at 6 40 a. m. fo1Jowed in several years b} today for Opal Taylor, 34, Rt 2, deli very of gas from the Arct1c tn g tha t the IRS found no Racine . She was taken to · areas of Alaska and Ca nada. eviden ce of fraud , said N1xon Veterans Memortal Hospital and iA the earl y 1980s by gas would pay the sh ghtly lower IRS f1gur e on the grounds the with a poss1ble back inJ ury. produced from coa l Co lumbi a comm ittee staff had noted ftn al is also ac ti ve ly partic! pa tm g m determination of wha t was LOCAL TEMPS gas expl orati on · and The temperature 111 down- developmen t tn the Gulf of owed would come from the IRS Abide by Decision town Pomerby at 11 e~ m. Mexico and IS prephnn g for Nixon noted he had said , . Thursday was 72 degrees under Federal lease sa le~ m the when he turned his fman cwl cloudy sk1es Atl a nti c out er co ntinenta l reports over to the comrmttee, shelf There ha\le been no fi rm that he would ab1de by 1Is dales estabhshed as yet f01 the decision. Thus, the Wh1te House Atlanti c offshore lease sales sa id, no court figh t wou ld be Tontghl, April 4 made evert "though Nixon was ., NOT OPEN ·convim.:ed he t'Ould Wltl such a ~ INSTALLATION SET battle Mary Shrine 37 , White Shrine The ~ommitlee stdff report Fri ., Sat.. Sun. ApriiS-6-7 of Jerusalem , will have in- sa1d the NtKons fatled to repor t CAHILL , UNITED STATES stallation uf off1cers at 7· 30 $259,964 tn taxable income MARSHALL p m. Friday at the IOOF Hall dun ng the four-year period, (Techmcolorl 1n Pomeroy · A bus1ness and clmmed $567,565 111 impropJohn Wa y ne , Gar y Gr1 me s meeting will be held at 4 p.m . er deductiOns ~primarily for a l PG! at the hall. g1ft to the nallon of his vice Show Starts 7 p m . pres1dent1al papers and for ca pital gams on two of his homes. BASEBALL TODAY Shortly after came the White Baseball- North Gallia at House statement'" revea ling the Southern ; Federal Hocking SPECIAL IRS b11l had been delivered at Eastern. Tuesda,.r;<md Nixon had "in .FR I. ·5th structljd payment." ' • ' I ' ., .' ' . ' J :I • I ' I . .' ' .' I ' . .,. ' I·' '' · . ' i . I • . ' �• • ( ( 3- The Dall) Sent mel Middl eport Pomeroy 0 Apr 15 1974 • 2- T)leDadySentmel Middleport Pomerov (') Aorll5 197l Death toll • Aaron catches Ruth, clouts No. DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB • CJNCINNA1I t UP I) - Ham mer ng Hank ha s caugtt the Babe Now he 11 try to pass h m m Saturda) s second ga n e be tween the Atlanta Braves and the C1nc nnal1 Reds W lh I •s fl sl sw ng of the 1974 seaso n Hank Aaron sma cked a dramatic three run homer against the Red~ Thurs dav to tie Babe Ruth s career hon e run record of 714 a mark once thought unreachable It s a load off 1 l back sa d Hank But 1 need one mor e to break l When 1 gel l f II probably run around the bases ba c ~ard s Hm k gets h1s chance for so 11c fancy basepath fo o l>~ork he1e Saturday 11hen th e Rra ves seek re\en ge for Thursda ) s 7~l oss to the Reds How significant is fainting spell? Is. mounting / Every unexpla ned fa nt does they ~ere needed Ry la>~renc c E Iamb M 0 He sa 1d I h d overeaten but vcms f 11 will too much blood (I careful exam nat on deserve With the de aU toll 1unmng flEIIR DR J AMB - f would l m not 0:1 h1g ea ter He ex W 1en ll1s I appe •s there Gov John J Gilliga n sa d In people over 50 t Is more nto the dozens pnd p1 operly Xema would be supplied With Ike to kn O\\ what vosu vagal r l Jned lh s to me hut r didn t Simply sn t enough l lood to often an nd1 catwn or some tlcm age est m Jtes soar ng mto 8li 000 gallon s of gasol ne to refl ex means \ couple of u derstand all of t He sa1d II flow up! 11 to II e b1 am When the 1 llwns of dollm s mass ve meet the demand s lor fuel n \ eeks-agu-:-after eat1r'lg d nner p1oba bl) wo uldn t happen y u he do•n the blood flow s rned ca l problem Its exact resc 1e 1 1<.1 de nup efforts con he torn<.~ do r avaged co m I s tar ed to gel JP from the agam 1s 1t doesn t harpen norma lly tc tl e bram nLI J l nature maJ not be apparent at f rst It can be ca used from t nued m tut nado torn south mur ly bl d I passed out I was ve1y uftcr Would l ke to kno" recover changes m the artenes m the weste n Oh o todav 11 15 I lU m nutes My blood wl at )OU thmk Ill ll e local YMCA where a 1 he catd 1s what causes the At least lO persbns were k1ll Red Cross shelter was set up p1 es.o;;ure t th I h 1 r VHS 112 ne ck or even m the bram In DEAR RF:ADER M ny reflex In voung people stan cd Wednesd JY 1 gi l ncludmg V1rgmw Will ams her two r.o people fait w1th oul 1t hav ng dmg as m parade format on t rare cases 11 sa sign of a heart l5 m Xe 1a and authont1es small clulcli en and the fam1ly attack Ab out the only thmg the I un 72 and have very g od any Sign If c~ n ce f h S IS s usually not med ca lly n fe m C<! U e eoun t co hi clun b dug sat on a porch glider t ealth and hav e neve1 fa nted p !fl cul arl ; tru e n young 1 or lant You rna; remem ber a doctor ca n do f the med ical l1 g:he l S rc: scu( wo rk ~;! I hu sday 1fternoon bcf01 c Aft ei"YYeame ut of l11 s peop le few yea ! s back r ic lures of th e exam nat on IS normal s to seard ed t1 rough the 1ubble ll s really st1ange tl e f IntI g srell f felt aS ~OOd aS f A com n 01 caust: of fa nhng A r Force Academy cadel' wa t and see f any tl mg else 11 ' I ede1a! Disasters ll ss1s lh ngs you worry about after ever lave 1s the vasovagal reflex flaked ou t on the ground after ::;hov. s up late! lance A bn mslJaliOn ( f DAA) the torna<lo h ts she sad J I m doubtful that your famt Next da) I • en! to my doc tor T u o 1gh eflcx mechar srns fa nl ng wh1le m formatiOn I hursd ay decla ed vicllms m was worrying about gellin g md he gave me a cl eckup and nvoh ng tl e vagus nerv~; the People c m I ave lh s reflex "as s1nply 10ll1ng I ha\e Ill n s Butler Gr eene some clean paJamas and I sa I cverytl mg was fmc Mj bldnd lends to accumulate n triggered from the sJght of made a spec al study of fam II Madison a nd don t even have a house left H 1 It o h t George blood p cssuJe then was H8 88 th e I wer part of ll e body The blood a shot or a va cty of tmg problems WI en I used to W 1 en co un 1es ehg1ble f01 nw 1 vs ' rccel\ ed 1 k1dne.r t rm Al l the belongmgs she had I I IS ~ stc M s sec Ihe Alf Force pilots and the 1 I that s wl a t Jt ususa llv I S ar te n es overd1late and the t:motJonal st1mul fe le1 I assiStance 1he FDAA left were with her - the glider Loue I H u'h ( < ge m I I IS re I b 1 ng the astronauts fam tmg was a b1g s Icl lhc li st of countie s 1 a) be a cha u a few dishes and the nn ve 1s } bJ g g U e v (tO h II ev tile son and prob lem beca1 se 1l sn t a good cxp 1ndecl as addi liOna l m clothes she wa.s weanng da ~h te r f Mr a 10 Mrs Holx rt 1h , l"o r or 1e oy Idea IO have a riJO[ famtmg fo rm::rt on tbout d n tges was Stew al l estima ted that 40 per Su gl n "as perf ' 1 ed o J to Ike d(l n wh1le fly ng Jel a ~rcraft After ol t 1 ned cent of the City was destroyed w ~r x t1 Ius k dnevs "' seemg several hundred cases I WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The tee "rote the White House matters V co P1 es dent Ge1 hi Ford and he cou ld not say when the was mpressed that lamtm g m fie~> ove1 II e u ea II u1sda) town m ght be back on Its feet House Judiciary Comrruttee askmg that 11 answer no later Doar said the written request the older pel son 11 as not often nd sm<J f1om wl a t I e saw he Central Sta te Umvemty at Thursday gave th e White than April 9 whether It would spec1f1ed SIX broad conversa JUs t no thi ng and quite thougl I t1 e V!cluns we e well • e 1rby W lberforce resembled House an u1t1matum to supply proVJde the 41 tapes requested twn s NIXon had with various sigmflcantly famtmg seldom qu I f c I fm <llsastCJ 1el ef a JU 1k l a d fh e campus was 41 Presidentia l tapes needed m Feb 25 mdes th e committee w1shed to occurred n a person who wa s Sen Hobe1t I aft J r R-Oh o OJ <Jered evacuated and all StU Its Impeachm ent mqwry or the Doar sa•d the tapes cover consider m Its mqmry He sea ted The only maJor ex m I Sen Ho v 1d M Mctzen Ients sent I ome until further comm1 ltee "Ill subpoena them conversallons President Ne>on listed them cephons "ere those young m~n We shall not be thwarted by had m February Apnl 1973 b; un D-Ol no we• e sci eduled notiCe - On ot about Feb 20 1973 seemg a parlicular l) gory to tour the devastnted area to Kent Stale Umvc1 s1ty PreSJ mappropnate legalisms or by with several aides mcludm g With Jeb Stuart Magruder a n ovte on aircraft accidents day and hold a 1ress confer dent Glenn Olds lelegran ed narrow obstacles w our m John Dean III H R Haldeman form er re~le ctwn campaign a f lm that md uced a high fa nt CH ICAGO 1UPJ 1 - !! (' t U I has II t l I cncc n Xcma Central Stale President LIOnel qu1ry comrmttee Chairman John Ehrhchman and former official who has pleaded gUilty rate llitn OIS and perh IpS I rim I I a\t:! Xen City M wager Hobert Newsom offer ng dorms and Peter W Rodmo D N J said Attorney General Richard m the cover up regardmg a J thmk you should go back to e lse\\ hcre the po l ce r t. We have wailed patiently to Klemdiensl t JCI I gel Slc v t de elm ed a sta te of classrooms so students would government JOb for Magruder your doctor soon fot a follow up I avmg rouble w1tl t ucke1 s ' the recorded con The conversa twns Doar e r "' gent ) fhw sday md set a not have to miss a large get Id - Feb 27 With Haldeman and examma twn It could be tl at •ho use sl ot 1 1e lo c rfe f1o 1 7 p n 1 Jill 6 a m 1umber of classes A Dayton ve1satwns we will subpoena sa1d go to the heart of whether Ehriichman m which Dean was you had gotten up too soon and equ PJl er t o ' ~ e I S! ee I Nixon participated m or knew assigned the JOb of mvesllgat we re standmg lo ger than )OU c~ vote tod v to p eve nt poSs ible I ole! offe1 ed rooms free to CSU them If we mu.st trap warn ngs Chief Counsel John Doar on of the cover up of the Water mg the Watergate cover up thought In any case l won t nsp re I loot g 1 I to kee p people out students unable to get home lllino s 1 1ll o 11 es I av mstructwns from the comffilt gate break In an d' related of the re:1 so cl e mup ope u d1 rmg the shutdown [ lUi 0 s - March 17 and 20 with Dean hurl to I ave a follow up for a begun lO f ghl I I k II d If I w \\ lk mg ac 1oss b th 11q 1bl m and tons could co nt nue Doa r d•dn t say what the wh1le to be sure tha t nothmg thmgs go the way I v ofle 1do r t f I e e d t ided to C nnm tmc atu ts Out ca mpus \\hen t he torn do nature of the conversatiOn was else develops 11 won t be long b f ll e II e u f IJe I edm a! Com fh e American Hed Cross ~ t remembe 1ed Heg bu t 11 was about thJS tune that tr uckers fight bac k eve n n t n <.1t10 r s Com miSSIO n s sa I 2 300 homes and bUIIdmgs Ang len a blind soph Dea n said he believed NIXon harder and the whole affa r rule ~ pet 1 t l f eli uckers to use 1n Xen •ere dama ged omore commumcatwns rna was aware of the cover-up may get esca lated nto a high!) the publi c a 1" vcs to tell each Con mt 1 calwns m the to\\n JO fl om Cleveland r was - MljrCh 27 and 30 With unctvl1 ~m othet wl e e tht.: cops are we1e al nost non-ex stent and lost Everybodv was on their ArHENS - The date of the Ehrlichman the subject of Mrs Neva Kmg spent a lew As 11 stands now the state I dmg m nJ famll1cs wh cl had been o>~ n I was scared I fm ally second of a sen es of four days w1th her s ister and which was not specified highway patrolmen 1arely can Assun 1ng n r II r ml separated before or dw 1g U e made It to the dorm and slept mall emat cs workshop s bemg daug hter Mrs Myrtle Carman -All discussiOns between get close enough to a speedmg del 1e y the FCC I }CIS m rtisa ster rema med 1p l on the recreatiOn room floor cond ucted bv the College of and Rut! In Huntm gton Apnl 14 17 between NIXon and truck to ctte the dn ve1 for Wash mgton shou ld get the Bishop F Gera ld Ensley of The braille dictiOnary was I dutahon at Oh o Un vers1ty recently Haldeman and Ehr lichman breakmg the law And viola cq uest for nfo[ n Jt on next the Umted Methodist Ch1 rch of destroyed w1th the library fo elementary sci ool teachers - And all between Apni15-1B Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl twns of the speed lim t may be fa ll and thCi e •111 be ex tens ve the West Ohio Conference sa d sa d Anglen and I II rea lly has been changed fJ on Apnl13 with Klemdienst and Henry E ISi ted her father Mr Clyde V at a record high simpl y explo1 1110n of law books to fmd lh ~r sdav more than 600 ffilSS that book I ll a lso miSS to May 18 Dr Charles Sm1lh Petersen who was headmg the Harn sor recently because the speed lirmt Is so out f mdecd the It ucke1 s are cl urches m 19 counties vould some of the landn m ks around cO-director of the workshops Rece nt VIsitors of Mr and Just1ce Department Watergate low--55 m1les per hour a t the b• oadcastmg Illegally If the k1k• up rehef offering for the cam pus that served as clues to S< 1d the change "as requested Joseph J Da\ls Kathleen B Mrs Ray Saler and family mvesllgatwn at tha t tnne most lawyers say they- are the homeless and InJured Sunday help me get nround JY a number of teacl ers a t the were Mr and Mrs Ernest Doar wid the comrmttee Davis wVIllage of Middleport Some of these long-<bstance quest on tl en--and possibly A spokesman for the sta te One person was killed at first workshop la st Salurda) Perkms Mary and Gene of NIXon has the milia! nght to Ease Salisbury true~ drivers don t even go that now- s What can be done? O~partmcnt of Natural Central State ho sa Jd they were nterested Manon OhiO excise from the tapes any Uruted States to Village of slow In change a lire Energy The answer IS avmlable from Resources sa d Thursday over At ne1ghbor mg Wilberforce n attendmg the Teachmg the or rrrelevant mat Middleport Ease SaliSbury extraneous Mr and Mrs Rowland Da s CriSIS or not the) ve been at least three decade s of 100 park rangers had been sent College every bUI Idmg on the Melnc System workshop If t ter Juanita Lambert Ray passmg everything that moves military operatiOns ll IS no to the area to ass st Ue Ohw old campus secti on except the 1ere schedul ed other than on VIS!ted w th her brother Mr to Leadmg Creek Lambert Clair Burson who Is a pat1ent at belov 80 tnck l ram a frequency H1gl wa) Patrol th e Olio I brary ~>us demolished The the Easler weekend Conservancy D1st Ease at Umvers1ty l! os pital Th1s JS especia lly true on th e Each trooper could be sup- National Guar~ a nd county and new sect on of the school shU 1 he other two workshops m Columbus Rutland In tersta tes A truck driver plied 1 th electrom c eq Uip- local law enforcement officers under constructwn was un the sen es - Trouble Spots m Kurt Ernst Froehlich Mr a nd Mrs Wayne Beal headed soulh can warn those ment tlwt would p1 event the 1 amla n order damaged Computat on and Mak ng Mrs Karla Ch~vaiier and Miss Lucille Froehlich to James headed north about troopers speed ng tru cker from 1he departmen t had made At Cmcmnat1 where four Mt! 1surernent and Geometr) Ada Remmgton Titus Demse Hendri cks visited Mr JUSt ahead They II broadcast recetvmg a shortwave warmng hem y eqwpment available for persons were killed and Fun 1111 be conducted <n and Mrs J ohn Perdas and Jameson Titus Lots Syracuse something like Red Rat this from another trucker fhose m <liggmg through the debris the da mage estunates ran as high Apr 127 and May las ongmall) Evelyn Summerh~ld to daughter at Chambersburg IS Cute Sam saymg boy m blu e char~e of h rmg troope1 s ma) spokesljwn sa id and state fo r as $50 m1lhon the Red Cross sc heduled Reg1stralwns for all fuwers Plams-Chester Water two mileS ahead of you wash to put a radwman m each esters th1 oughout Ohio were said 11 would spend at least thr ee of the remammg Pa over the week end D1st Ease Orange Recent visitors of Mrs Neva These radio warmngs were squad car qut on ale• t to stand by In case $300 000 m recovery efforts wm kshops are st1ll bemg ac Rosemary Bartnnus Elza COLUMBUS Stale Rep Km g were Mr and Mrs WJjlter perfected durmg the recent ce pted by the Offi ce of Hielinan of Ball Run Helen Bartnnus to Bartnnus Oaklev C Collins (R Ironton) truck boycotts and they ve Workshop s 301 Tupper Hall Tuppers Plams-Chester Water Recent VIsitors of Mr and has mtroduced leg slallon to been so effective the boss Mrs J ohn Dean and Mr and provide qualified elderly D1st Ease Meigs troopers don t have to gel out Joseph Rex Bailey Sma May Mrs John Walter Dean were owners of house trmlers w1th anymore to see where their By Un t ed Press Internati onal K• led at Xerua David Graham 8 266 Bai ley to Tuppe'8 Plains Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley homestead exemptions from Her e s the I sf of pe sons men are- they JUSt momtnr Mar lyn L M I e 33 Trumbu I St Xen a Chester Water D1st Ease r med dead as th e resu t of Gayhard S r eef Xen a of Chester Mr and Mrs the trailer tax Laura Hu I 20 199 Roosevelt the truckers Whether this conf Wedn es day even ng s tor Sher Lynn Graham J 266 Chester Sl Xen a We currently prov1d e Gar old Gilkey Rick Cmdy and Situa tiOn ha s annoyed or nadoes n southw es tern Oh o T umbu l St Xen a D ana Ha 22 528 Center St Charles D Leonard Ellene Tammy of Athens and Mr and homestead exemptiOns for pleased the troopers 1s Xen 3 Leonard to Tuppers Plams Mrs Kenneth Markm s of elderly house owners bt t do R cha d Adams 607 W !son Dr Xen a Racme Mrs Frances Miller not provide the same tax Chester Water D1st Ease Rugh Palm er 82 72 1 ST LOUIS Mo - rhe and daughte r of Belpre asSistance for Ohioans 65 years Orange Trumbul St «en a JohiJ Paul McCoy Martha L Second Coast Guard D str1ct Mrs Neva Kmg and Mrs and older res1dmg m tra1lers C yde H Hyatt 49 218 McCoy to Carl E Dollman I eadquartered here ha s a1 V~rg 1 J Kmg visited Rev aod Col lins said Roc k we r 0 Xen a Br an B akely 7 Rocksbu y nounced that the Coast Guard Mr s Clyde p Hmton on Colhns no ted that trai lers Mary K Dollman John L Dr Xen a Auxiliary ••II patr ol ll e Saturday They also VIsited have become an mcreasmgly Hoselton Sara Hoselton Jo y ce Behnken 22 1523 Robert K Park II Mary Beth college crew races on the Mrs Nora Curnmms a patten! popula r home m recent yea rs Commonwea th Dr Xen a Park Parcels Sutton Ci a a Pagett 62 725 N Muskmgum River at Marietl.<l at Umversi ty Hospital Mrs parhcularly among many of West St Xe n a William Forsythe dec to OhiO sponsored by Manetta Cummms 1s mprovmg slowly our sc nwr cttlzens who are V rg n a Wal s 38 155 Audra Forsy the Affidavit • Coll ege from noon to 5 ~ m on after suffen ng a broken leg retired These traile rs Commonwea th 0 Xen a WASHINGTON (UP! )- The Revenue SerVIce a potentially Bedford Doro thy Row land 438 four weekends Apnl 6 13 20 from an auto aeeident a month Collms added represent a Amste dam 0 Xen a $467 000 tax debt President b1gge1 I eadache was bUIIdmg Della E Stahl Harry Stahl , ago and May 5 home to the semor ciitzens Just N1xon might seek a bank loan Pau R w sec up no age 0 NIXon owes w1ll le.ve him on Cap to! Hill Eula Eva Jeffers wRichard K Nav ga twn will be controlled The farm of EliJah Michael as much as a house w1th wood o turn to wealthy fri ends who address ava ab le almost totally " 1pped out Jeffers Nancy K Jeffers 3 A rl r k•gReport have helped hull fiiran cJally m John Moll 52 6 Haw ey Ct dur ng t~ race and will be was burned this past week but s1dmg and shr tters Xen a fmanc1allv an(i may force him Salisbury rhel( !lor se ll peachment 'Fhe exemplwn from the t le past Theresa Cross 2 795 Dora I pe1m tted between heats or due to the prompt arnval of the to obtmn a loan to naJ U e bi-ll nvest g tor bog 10 plowmg ~>hen prac licable The race fire plane lire engme and trailer l;lx would decrease the Accord Jig to Warren Ntxon D Xen a accordmg I< the Wh te House tnrougl I r 111 pRge report will! ot consider selling his San course run s from mile 0 0 w several other f re !Igh tmg Robert M ler 9 no address lar ger th e se nwr citizens 1 Offer ng a gloo 1 l fro m a ava labe ng r e!';stonal ta x I mcome w1th no exernptwn mile 3 0 eqmpment the house and barn C ern e 1tc Ca lif estate o 1 e Grooms 82 703 assessment of the Prrs dent s com n lt< 1h ch cone! ded becm se he I as pledged to T umbo 1 Sl Xen a Veterans Memorial Hospital I he Coast Guard Is urgmg all on the farm was saved provided to semor c1hzens f nanc a! p1ctu e 1 ~IXOI md h1s 1 fe Pa t un manners to use cautwn whJle ADMITTED - Opal Taylor K lied at Wilberforce annually earn mg over $10 000 leave t to the natiOn after he presJdential spokesman hinle l lc e1 ted ll e 1 mcome and and w Fe d e But Warren made Maxine Sayre Ra e me Osca r Rob nson no age or nav galmg th e area 1m PTATOMEE1 Those WIth mcomes of $2000 or address ava a b e Thursda) NIXon rna) also have exag geruled tl eir deductions mediately befm e durmg and Racme Darra Yahya 'Long The Riverview PTA Will less would have the taxable Killed'" the C1nc•nnalr area no such claun about their Key to consider sellmg one of h Bottom aftr r the ra ce Coast Guard dur ng Ius flrsl te1m m offtce mee t at 7 30 p m Monday at value of the1r trailer reduced A bert McMurray 84 B scayne Fla vacatwn v1lla homes to meet h1s back tax 1969 tl1 oygl 1972 Aux hary \esse is may be the DISCHARGED - Shawnee school Patrolman by $5 000 or 70 pet with those • Both NIXon properlies Mar1 or e Sams J7 obligation Tl t repo rt 1S belie\ ed to be ligures prommentl) m the sl.<lff contacted on 2181 Kl)z or 156 8 Gi llespie will be speakmg on earn mg between $6 000 and Salser Leona Hubbard Lucille Je rry Teague 30 Ja mes Boyle 39 He ha s to complete!} 1 near d plic te f the con st dy of the congle Ss iona1 No address ava !able for Mega hertz tChannel 16 VHF biCycle safety and dads mght $10 000 rece1vmg a reduct on of Gilmore Lydia Hysell James rea ssess hts fmanc a 1 us lwn clus ons e 1chcd by U c IRS FM) when reqmred Kmg Jomt Committee on lnternal C nc nna a ea v ct ms will be observed $2 000 or 40 pet for example "h ch has been almost totally which slapped the N xons w til w1ped out by tl s deputv an sse~sment T esd n} for Revenue Taxation made publi c White House P1ess Secretary $4 l2 787 n fliJS nle est for on Wednesday O"es Extra Taxes Gerald W1rren told n po1ters extr 1 " du for the f t r In It auditm s concluded he While Ne>un 1(>'0rr ed about vca per xi owed extra taxes on a $117 836 ' B) GEORGE J MARDER Alliance mcludmg All-State b1ll10n under the present whete the mone) \\OUJd come back less than 50 cents m 11" ms "1 c1 1 ad ud ted cap1tal gam realized m a San In any case defense lawyers WASHINGTON ( UPI) At stake are billions of system of havmg to prove II om to settle "1th t 1e Internal some of tl e sarnl":' N xon Clemente land transactiOn and benefitS for Insurance firms would be Sena te lines. are drawn for one dollars m au to msurance negligence And that IS rctun s once I d re and had on $92 298 1n improvements of tl e biggest leg islative premmms th e $1 5 billion a Mrs Knauer sa1d that m no serwusly affected Sen collected unevenly ma de v1lh tux dollars taker n(J a<.:tl n sa 1 the case other system does the pay Warren H Magnuson D battle of years-a showdown on year lnal lawyers collect m The Dal~ Sentinel There Is no compensation In mel!t mecharusm mcluding pnma••iv for the Pres dent s was 1ow closed Wash author of the measure no fa ul t auto msurance auto acciden t cases the 55 per cent of tbe cases m DEVO'ttQTOTHE the lawyer s fee eat up so says a study shows that lllTl e ffiS did not as~ert the perso na l bene(Jt at bo th of InJUred motoriSts welfare MaJor consumer l o~b1es lNTERESI' OF volVIng death or InJury Ac much of the benefit dollar and CIVIl fraud penalty for any of homes surance rates could be lowered MEIG.S-MASON AREA representtng motonst s are a nd poss1ble relief -for- a cordmg In Vrrgtma Knauer the the years mvolved n the audit Th~ committee undertook Its leave the claunant wtth so about $1 5 billion annually CH&Yl'ER L TANNEIID..L supporting a b1ll to set dogged court system unable to liecause l did not believe that mvestigation of Nuon s taxes mmnnum federal standa rds handle the growing number of President s consumer adpser little ,under no fault ROBERT HQEFUCH a government study shows The trial lawyers deny thell any such assertion was at his request last December for state no fault laws allowmg damage suits en,. Edtklr Insurance company oppos1 small losses frequently are opposition to no-fault JS based I"UbUUhed dilly except Sa Ul"ddlly by The warranted the ageJ\c) srud m Its staff report wa s made lion Is centered on tbe bill s auto aCCident VIClllllS to collect The problem IS nnmense overpllld while large losses are Ohio VaUey Publi!hln« Comp~~ny 1 I a statement public Wednesday apparently on the fact that roughly 20 per proVISIOns for unli¢ited medi Cou1 st Pomeroy Ohlo $1711!11 Bumesa benefits withou t proving Aln\ost 30 milliOn cars are underpaid Offial Pb:me tn-215& Ed t.orta PJJooe m ExpeciJ!d Total pro nptmg the 'white House to cent of all legal fees come from cal and rehabilitation benefits ne gligence V1ctnns could sitU mvolved m accidents each 21~7 The reason msurance com automobile accident cases announce ll e IRS acbon ---ll nd It was expocted the total r.. b Some fu-ms demand what they Second clus pj)lla~ paid at PomeroY year leavmg• more than 50 pames are no! mterested m sue for additiOnal damages Ohio would come w about $467 000 NIXon s compliance w1th It They clann It would VIolate the call subrogation-automatical The opposil!On 1s led by the thousand dead and more than laymg out big legal (ees Natlona dve tlJi n(l represent•t ve four hours later ne arly I ali of Ntxon s total net due prqcess of the Constitution ly paymg victims holdmg Iloltinelll.Gtllagbtr Inc 12 Ea11 42nd sc Amencan Tnal Lawyers As two million InJUred Tbe pend f1ghtmg small clauns but brmg \I Orth the bulk of >~h chIS lied React10n to the latest deve soc1at on by !uniting a v1ctun s nght to Ntw York NewYork poliCies With tberr comparues mg bill would not cover out all therr b1g guns to fight SublcrtpUoo at• Dellvered by carrier up In real estate sue for damages lopments was s parse and but havmg lllSurance- fu-ms wMort IYiilllb}e 10 L'ef'ltl per week By The msurance mdustry IS property damage altbough The maJOrity of the Senate compensAte each other when Warren said Nuon would cautwus Most members of split Supportmg the leg~slation sponsors would like the state expensive claljiiS &\otor Rwt.c where eanier lft'Vlce not The government study also Judiciary Comrruttee which n.u.b~ DIR H*lth ~Ill By mall In meet the obligalion with cer Congress who did commen~ blame IS fiXed s the Amencan Insuraoce Ia" s w Include It OIUa and w Ya One Ye• '11 Six showed that the present system cleared the bill by an 8-to-7 simply 110led that Nuon had l ln cash and probably borrow month1 P 60 Three months 18 Supporter~ of the legislation AssociatiOn mcludmg State ll 1s estunated that autn Is expensive as well as vote rerected that v1ew Citing argue this would defeat one of EIMwtMn n2 00 )'tl,r .U mooth.s fll 50 kept his p1 om1se made some mojley to P,!IY the F 11m Opposea JS the accidents result m losses of meqmtable Out of every dollar three monttia "~ Subecrlptioo JI"ICt workmen s compensation laws the mam objectives of no-fault rell)amder publicly last December to pay lo<ludto~ynm...&nllnol L American Mutual In~urance $)0 5 million a yea" but that of premiums the motoriSt gets as a precedent He did not mdicate whether any extra ta"es assessed - brJII&Ill@j tlown prer:uwns victim s recover only $6 5 Ry LJ need Press lntcrnatwnal Ultimatum issued on tapes Radios help waru truckers of traps 2nd workshop KingsburY-_ now on May 18 News, Notes Meigs Property Transfers HA NK AAROI\ are proposed Names of tornado victims ' • CG will patrol Muskinguni for college races Tax debt may wipe out president financially Sh owd own CIN CINNAJI UP1 - \ 22 year old local pol ce man ga\ e up at least a \Ca s salarJ Tl ursday when e returned Hark Aa1on s "14tl I me ru ball lo tl c ~tla1 la sl gger Clarence W1 I ai lS sa d II(' was ten p ed to keep the ball but on iJ fOf a 1 or cnt W ll ams ' w s to bt: compensa ted b) he llllant<~ Braves sa dIe lee ded to g1 e the ball ba ck o \a ron 'hen one of the Re ts attenda nts Ident fl ed I mse lf and asked for the ball W II ams was sta twned beh nd the tefl field fence i\t R1verf1 ont Slad um ~ I e 1 Aaron h t the record lie ng home run I loo ke I up on th e scoreboard sa11 that Hank Aar on was commg up an d sort of pos!lwned myself to be read) \1111 an s sad When I e h1l the ball I got t on one boun ce An atlendant can e t p ah ws t 1mm edii el) behwd me He kanda sealed r e Second base un p rc 1 011 McShelfy took cl a• ge of I e coveted baseball an I prescnwd 11 to Aa on dUJ 1g the s x mmu te nte r val ufte1 he game Thur Apr 11 7 30 p m Oh1o Umvers1ty Convocation Center Tickets 4 50 350 1 1 A v a lab e a M ermor at Aud t o um Box (i) 1 ce Phon e 61 4 594 347 Ord er By Ma11 Send mon ey order or check v th se lf add essed s tamped enve ope I a M emo rl Aud to u 0 o U v Athen s Oh o 1570 1as halted T he $10 0 00 1 )ear ratr olrnan met A ~r o n aft er ll e g me for U e first tlllC He said he at end s 10 to 15 ga me s a Blake~ s 4-hitter edges Lancers 2-l I ; ' • \ \ • LEAGUE TO MEAT There "Ill be a meetmg of all managers and pers ons mterested m th e Pomeroy Boys League Friday 7 p m at Pomeroy VI llage Hall Managers will draw lor team rosters and equipm ent or ders should be lurn ed m lor each team Local Bowling POMEROY BOLWING LANES Wedn e sday Ea tv M xed l eague 97'1 Won lost Regatta I n 76 36 H gh Team Game Sm " Ne soo Mo ors 684 H gh nd Se es - M en A 562 B Po t:! r L Phe p s J s 0 Women Pat ca son 550 Be 1y Sm h 512 Team H gh Se es z de s Spor t Shop 20 4 PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL BEGINNING APRIL 8 IN ALBANY PHONE 698-8875 lndu st r a l L eag ue March 28 1974 Wo n Lo st K&C Jew e ers 68 <14 Pomeroy Nat onal Bank ,, Mdson Volunteer f1re Dept. Presents Grand Ole Opry Show 2458 H g /'1 JEAN SHEPPARD and Her SECOND FIDDLES Jv,1n S•nq H'r M,1ny Gam e Pom eroy Na on a Pom eroy Naf on a K&.C eweer s872 H gh nd Ser es 635 Ray ~ oach W fo d 565 H gil lnd Game 255 B I W to d Roach 2 '> 11\ R RING H· "' Team Bahk 907 Bank 892 Ed 578 Ed 216.., Sport Parade By Mil TON RICHMAN Ll I Sp rts E'hl r ~ :.~ ( lllijiUIIs Sn utlH 1 n 1t , , , • • • • "all A lr(ll Wilt llit Reds M 1 ~Jger Sparky And c s m s 1d B llm~ha m I ad no e tSO to feel o" II 1h IIlii -.. .............., . • '"'"'''"-'........ ~ Stalt• howlers dect Meeks CINCINN ATI uP! - 11 e p tchers 11 1 o have been 11 nk Aaron sv 1c 1nsthes ptJ st 20\earsflba Ule l'hej sa ) I e h s no lhscc rn blc weaktJness whatsoever I tl:l plate They re \\ron g Hank Aaron does have a we lkness and 1t sa glar ng one He doesn l knoll ho >~ to lake t He 11 0 ldn l know how f h lned That s his b1g weakness As a consequence lis en tire!) possible even rat her I kel) I e Ia) break Babe Ruth s home tun record by hittm g No 715 1 ll e same place he h t No 1l R1ght I e c n C nc ru all Would Prefer Atlanta G1ven h s cl mce \ 1ur would prefer to h l the record b1eakc r be fore the homefolks back 1n Atlanta ot unl) as l of showmg his grat tude fm t1 e1r suppo I t ut al so bee •use m lotcr yea rs he could take so n e of his fr en Is out to Alia u St< hw and sa) to them Sec lh s •s wl ere I d d l Hank A rron s 1ys I e pl1ns to play n to morro• s game Ie Red s h< e and m 1 be S mdav s and nobody reall) 1 ulll e the "1ser f he short 3111 cd Ius s"mg a little bit Ike a f gl ter does pulling a pun ch 01 a race Inver does when he lets up a tnfle on the gas peda eon mg out of 1turn But to Hank Aaron hat wou ld be faktng t and someth ng I ke that 1s entirely fore1g1 to Its natu1e He v.ould neve r Jo 1 th mg hke that bee a 1se he s mpl) does• t go that waJ He still s somey., I lt se ns t ve over Bowie Kuhn s direct ve to the Braves that the) h d better make su e they pla)ed l im the 1 se same way thev had n the rasl n these three ope 111g ga n es w1th n lc p the Reds pms lr 1 Sens l tJVIL} Su rfaces [ IIn lha sens!l!Vll) su rfaced vbe1 Aa ron 11as asker! fler hill ng No 71l off Ja ck B llmgharn In Thursday s 11 nn n g 7~ loss I()(/,,) ~ >~hell er he ntend cd pla)Ing m both Sa turda) s nd Sunda) s Sl tc s tI ' C ll hurltrs contests I gm na pial Saturday I m on!) ordered to play two out of three he laughed Then there was ll1e qu estion of I ow I a1d he d be shoo tmg lor the record breaker S Jturda) Would he be g v ng t h1s bes t hom erun shot If I get a p1tcl to h t out of the ba!lpa k I m gonna do mv best to d spose of l he sad The last p tch (Roger ) Nelson ll ew me today I shouldh ve hit out of the park bull d1dn l ca ch 1 JUSt n ght and I flied ~ul to center f eld Hank Aaron who s feehng great and doesn t nee I t has ada) off today because the Braves aren t scheduled G11 mg All Tomorro• he goes to work aga n and yo u can rely on tl he 11 be glVlng It all he has beca use as Jack Ill mgham puts t th't s why he s Hank Aaron Don Gu llett the Reds fireball ng 2:1-)ear-o d little lefty 111 I be out there tr)ong to stop him Gullett has been tagged for seven homers by Aaron m the f1 ve years he s be en In the maJors and he s go mg w do everythmg he can to put the collar around h m tnmorrow but If the Braves 40-yea r-o ld marvel chps hun lor No 715 he has no umnediate plans to Jump nto the OhiO ri ver If he does 11 he does t sa ys Gu llett He has hit me pretl) good Those seven home runs ha v~; come off pract ca Uy ever) pitch I throw fastball curve ball s 1der aJ d cl angeup Will P1tch Aaro n No 1m not go ng to pitch around h1m I certa nly am not gomg towa1k h m mten t onall} for no reason U he can beat me m a ballgame ftne I m gmng to be very careflil but I m not gong to thro• hun four balls n the dirt Somebody asked the youthful Gullett 1f the name Trac; Stallard had anv particular signif cance fo r him Sta llard was the pitcher who gave up Roger Marts 61st home run n 1961 the home run which broke Ruth s s ngle season record Am r supposed to remember him' Gu lett wanted to know I was 10 at the tune and m) only recollect on IS that twas an awful lot ol home runs The tlung that st cks w th rne Is tha t W1U1e Mays broke m the year I was IXJ11 He was the f rsl gu) to hit a home run off me' and the first guy I ever struck out Both last balls l tli ~IJ g In 1951 Juhus and Ethe l Rosenberg of New York City •ere sentenced to death for stea lmg atomic secrets for Russ a In 1964 Gen Douglas MacAr thur died at the age of 84 In 1968 maJor Amertcan Voss Ci lies were htt by Violent nots B as an aftermath of the Voss Ray assassmat on of Martm Luther Kmg T on v R :'In L o ch 3 • Southern High golf schedule The most popular mght club the trz-count) are,1 1s Ill 'Knew it was gone'--]ack CJNC INNA I I UP! I - J 1ck B II ngl a 11 kne11 At a nta s Hank II r01 h 1d swaltctl I s 71 4lh ca ee1 I o c run U e mon enl th e bal left I " ba t t1 ere 1 hursda) afternoon r kne" b) tic lla) l c smd the C nc nn; l swung Rc Is p tcher M first I Just so rt of looked down at the ground but the f thoug l t I n rg!J t as 11ell 11atc h t go out BJ! I 1gl 1 1 wl o started 11 the Reds come fro 11 bel " I 7 G till mn ng " " sa •d the home ru 1 hall he d1shed" up to Aaron was a s nk er v.h ch didn l smk I ke l wa s suprosed to n JUst kmd of sa led mto lu 1 s 1d Bi ll ngham You n ake a r 1 sta k ~ n I m md It s gone Aa on "as tl uw 1 a sumlar p lch In the h 1d 1 mn g B IIIngh< m sa d ami grounded ou An) ga me you pitch as bad as I did and "m you re gomg to he happy sa d Billingham 1 marked lh s off as one of the four or fi>e bad games I expect dunn g the season The game wa s stopped for SIX mmutes whtle Aaron was presented the baseba ll clobbered to tiC Babe Ruth s all tine Ma jor Lea gue homer record B II ngham sa id he \1 as •rnw led by the dela) and lhougl t the ceremon) should have been held after the mmng •as ended It seemed like a half hour out ther e sa d Billingham C ncmnat outfielder Pete Rose scored the wmnmg run from second on a w1ld p tch and sa d he was mad wl en he saw th e ball hll by Aaron sa I o;er the left r eld fen ce You don t want a home run w th two men on m the f1rst mn ng sa id Rose l on I erez U ~ It 1g I en for ll e HL-d s "I ose f011 uns b:Jtt ed 1n v. e1t: OH rsh td owed U} A H or s I umer saul he ""' ed the Atlanta slu gger "uult ~ct ~ 1s next and rccor i brc k ng ho 1 c run 1g 1 nsl C nc 1 Ill s ehwf r <at 11 the N 11 ooal I.e g JC We st Los ~ng e lcs 1\s long S \\ C \ Ol S l d Pe rez I m glad to se e 1 ge l No 7H Reds catcher Johnn y Rene! smd m the locker roou fter the ga11 e tlwt all U1e Cmcmnal pla yeJS bel cved I e tea1 would ra ly ba k 1fter \ a ron s three r m ho 1e1 Our Int er es t Is Greater For You 5.75% On 90 Day Cert,ficat es 575pe r cen l pe r year pa d on 90 day Cer fl ca les of Depos I $ 000 00 M n mun lnl ere s ~ P aya bl e Ouo rfer ly Me1gs Co. 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"" I nte fe e <.: e ca ll wl en Eastern ca che r G cg IV neb enne s 11 t got r ll e 11al of Mobbs s" ng follo11cd by a "alk to Cl rJ e J r\ls settmg the stage fr r Walk er s hit On t!Jal run scor ng pia) Eastern first baseman Greg Bailey cut off the thr 0\1 to the plate and nailed Jan Is gomg 10 o th ird base but Mobbs had already crossed the pl1le Top hitter for the Ea gles •as second baseman Rob Barber who collected t\lo h1L' n t•o at bats both smgles Goebe l s s1ng le was the o I) other b rd safe I) I asle no' l J overall 1 0 m the SVAC s at Wale1fm d tomgh for a Jon leag ue con lest Fed Hock ng 000 001 0-1 1 1 Eastern 000 200 x- 2 3 I Russell I J P ) Ogg ( 6 and Reed Blake WP I and W nebrenner 1 m ncr b! rr ssed r i t ot Springfi eld an W eek of Marett '17 v tl oil ng \a ron unll the first I on e st;md m All nla 1 ve I 1d 1 cru nee lo fill one here md I do O V~e lhe fon.s n At tanta a shot at t Aa on sad Dill rc \ro o I be s 1 et nng le s II 1 1 I ur 1 I l c1 hr!tc S 1l r lo1 t cc l 1 I) go ng to pi 1 th g 1 £' tl e " j t :-; supposed u bt pi ye<l I e Sa id If I g t 1 ld I ca n h lout of tl e b II 1 1rk I 1 go ng to tn to Noth g s go ng to sto1 lUl l \ar n) A derson S :l d He mgl t come b ck out of his gr c nd h l one Desp e the h mer \ aron 01 1pl mcd tl 1 t • o thugs b cd tl c<lgc off U e da) s lu ng tl c g e a d ' d It 1 s 1 s nkcr tl 1 d1ln l s ufulflld snk I 1antcl1 be lo 1 I ~ ~ OS~ Of I of l e dub ous d st net on of l a 1d o s k but t s 1 lc I nt I m1s ke ng u1 no 714 to Aarm i ln see to Uutl 1 t Jr c :-; II 11 kcs H 1 k go 1 ~ H II ngl a• 1<1 1 takes d Nn t f mlmrr .; sul ' Ius lie g eete<l epo rte1s 11th tl b I e u I tx )ISh gn 1 1nd 1 ld \ s gm t; ~I \ run kson o r cued no m:-r f I af il l dl le sa l d I 1 Jad< •>:':~:; :<:::;:<:,::<:':> < <-:·:-:--:; -:,: ,:,:·~'':~v,:,::::: :, : ::':': c::;::"·: . ~ S Jd fc I I OJds I tl ll t rt: llC!St gro u d lit 1 I 11 rned 1rou I aJ I I IS season but ne•er ca ugl t a ball before Will an s s 1 d he d d oo knov. I ow mu I t t: v. o ld be pa d fo the ball REF DSV ILI E - Jun o n ght I ande1 R nd\ 8 ake ca me " tlln four 01 ts of f mg the f rst no I tte of the 197 ~ baseb II season ~ e e 1IJw sdm afte1noo n as tl e Ea ste n E gles edged pas the Federal Hoc k ng I ance1s 2 I Bake 11 a lk og foUl and sl k g out fo If n gmn g the I sk1 nce fo1 the 110 had not l elled a h l unli 111 0 were out 1n llc bot 011 of tl e sJ xtl \\hen Lance tl!fd baseman Do 1 Wa kc1 I ned a slot through the hole bet een sho a d second dr v g n tl e lo ~; I ancer run fl e Eagles loud ed Federa l Hock ng s tm te1 and losc 1 rerrv Russel F01 two uns 11 the top of the fourth Le ft fielde1 1 m K 1hn led off by gro md ng o 1t back to the p tcher before JUn or ce n lei fielder Mike La rk ns w~lked and stole second base Steve Goebel then slammed one of the t)lree swgles the Eagles man aged on U ~ afternoon slormg l arkm J um or Tom Spencer s truck out follo11 ed b) an errol b} the p Iche1 "ho tl•ew \\ ildlj to f rsl base after sop homore Don E chm ge I ad grounded back lo the mound v U Goebel scor ng the eventua l \Hnmng run R sse II who wa lked on ly one ond struck out 7 wl le ) Ieldmg JUSl 3 h1 ts 1as 1eplaced 1n the s xlh nmng b) 1 erry Ogg who fan ned two Eag les wh le 11alk ng none and g 1mg up no hils Federa l Hockmg scm ed •ts lone La I) n the Sixt h after two men v. efe Dl t J1m Mobbs reached sa fely on g ne he felt Ike he wa s off to 1 good se 1son - 1 s 21st n U e maJOr eagues lfe ll 1vould I t a ho 1 e 1ln today I s;: rd I was a htlle I sarpomled l o gentlen en d In t see the other one As ron had Jut only one other open ng da) hop1cr -off Ihe Cl c go Cubs l:l9h Hush n 1956 Sunday 111 Doubt WI le Aaron w1l be n the I neup Satur<Ja v he s 1 d e doesn t know f he w II rl S nda\ I as onll o dered o pia t vo ut of three he I ugl e I 1efe r ng to m ed ct Issued 1\ ba seb 1ll Com l iSSJoner Bo"u Kuhn fter the Bra ves I ad tn nounce d ntent1 ons f Today's Ten h F ame r s 64 48 Z des Spor Shop 60 52 Youngs Marke 60 52 Nelsons D ugs 42 70 Sm h N elson Motors 34 78 H gh nd Game - Men A L Phe ps r 205 Sp ee d Russel 20 4 Wom en Pal Ca son 202 Bet t y Sm h 89 coming on no fault insurance 1 statiOned In the open are behmd th e 11all and In fr ont of II e st 1 ds retr eved the b 1 I and t was unmed la ely presented to Aaron R ds Rail} Alth ougl A ron s ho1 c1 staked the Br 11 es to a l~l le 1d the Reds raJ led to take a ~ \'lctory m 11 101 ngs Pete Hose scored the \ mrung run fr01 second base n a "1ld p tch Bu the da1 belonged to Aaron Uu 40 e 1 -< ld •t u ~ger "ho once n h s voutt f 1\ u1 so phislJc 1ted ze 1t for !I egan of b seb II b I led CIOS handed lor u I JSl or 1 1 ~ team ca lled ll e In hm 1pol s Clowns A bean mg 'laron told 10 e U an 100 nC\\ Si lCn 1ft r tiL Policeman returns ball to Aaron Exemptions to house trailers Both teams were Idle today D•dn t Wait Long The 52 154 fan s wl o rammed Stad um for Rive rfront opemng d ) d1dl I have to >~a t long for Aaron s blast With t• o men 0n base m the first mnmg Aaron worked Reds pitcher Jack B1llmgham to a 3-1 count Tl en B llingham served up a Sinker that didn 1 s nk and Aaron lined l over the left f eld wall near the 3 5 fool mark After Aaron ctr cled the bases the ga me wa s stopped for a stx mmute ceremony dur ng which Hank look the pub! caddress microphone and tol d the cheenng crowd I m JUSt glad 11 s a lmost over \1 Ilh A Cmcmnat1 poli ceman Cla rence W ll1ams 22 71~ Early Amencan Med 1terranean WaIn ut Davis Insurance Service 114 Court 51 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 Phone 992 5120 \ -- ' \ '' �• • ( ( 3- The Dall) Sent mel Middl eport Pomeroy 0 Apr 15 1974 • 2- T)leDadySentmel Middleport Pomerov (') Aorll5 197l Death toll • Aaron catches Ruth, clouts No. DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB • CJNCINNA1I t UP I) - Ham mer ng Hank ha s caugtt the Babe Now he 11 try to pass h m m Saturda) s second ga n e be tween the Atlanta Braves and the C1nc nnal1 Reds W lh I •s fl sl sw ng of the 1974 seaso n Hank Aaron sma cked a dramatic three run homer against the Red~ Thurs dav to tie Babe Ruth s career hon e run record of 714 a mark once thought unreachable It s a load off 1 l back sa d Hank But 1 need one mor e to break l When 1 gel l f II probably run around the bases ba c ~ard s Hm k gets h1s chance for so 11c fancy basepath fo o l>~ork he1e Saturday 11hen th e Rra ves seek re\en ge for Thursda ) s 7~l oss to the Reds How significant is fainting spell? Is. mounting / Every unexpla ned fa nt does they ~ere needed Ry la>~renc c E Iamb M 0 He sa 1d I h d overeaten but vcms f 11 will too much blood (I careful exam nat on deserve With the de aU toll 1unmng flEIIR DR J AMB - f would l m not 0:1 h1g ea ter He ex W 1en ll1s I appe •s there Gov John J Gilliga n sa d In people over 50 t Is more nto the dozens pnd p1 operly Xema would be supplied With Ike to kn O\\ what vosu vagal r l Jned lh s to me hut r didn t Simply sn t enough l lood to often an nd1 catwn or some tlcm age est m Jtes soar ng mto 8li 000 gallon s of gasol ne to refl ex means \ couple of u derstand all of t He sa1d II flow up! 11 to II e b1 am When the 1 llwns of dollm s mass ve meet the demand s lor fuel n \ eeks-agu-:-after eat1r'lg d nner p1oba bl) wo uldn t happen y u he do•n the blood flow s rned ca l problem Its exact resc 1e 1 1<.1 de nup efforts con he torn<.~ do r avaged co m I s tar ed to gel JP from the agam 1s 1t doesn t harpen norma lly tc tl e bram nLI J l nature maJ not be apparent at f rst It can be ca used from t nued m tut nado torn south mur ly bl d I passed out I was ve1y uftcr Would l ke to kno" recover changes m the artenes m the weste n Oh o todav 11 15 I lU m nutes My blood wl at )OU thmk Ill ll e local YMCA where a 1 he catd 1s what causes the At least lO persbns were k1ll Red Cross shelter was set up p1 es.o;;ure t th I h 1 r VHS 112 ne ck or even m the bram In DEAR RF:ADER M ny reflex In voung people stan cd Wednesd JY 1 gi l ncludmg V1rgmw Will ams her two r.o people fait w1th oul 1t hav ng dmg as m parade format on t rare cases 11 sa sign of a heart l5 m Xe 1a and authont1es small clulcli en and the fam1ly attack Ab out the only thmg the I un 72 and have very g od any Sign If c~ n ce f h S IS s usually not med ca lly n fe m C<! U e eoun t co hi clun b dug sat on a porch glider t ealth and hav e neve1 fa nted p !fl cul arl ; tru e n young 1 or lant You rna; remem ber a doctor ca n do f the med ical l1 g:he l S rc: scu( wo rk ~;! I hu sday 1fternoon bcf01 c Aft ei"YYeame ut of l11 s peop le few yea ! s back r ic lures of th e exam nat on IS normal s to seard ed t1 rough the 1ubble ll s really st1ange tl e f IntI g srell f felt aS ~OOd aS f A com n 01 caust: of fa nhng A r Force Academy cadel' wa t and see f any tl mg else 11 ' I ede1a! Disasters ll ss1s lh ngs you worry about after ever lave 1s the vasovagal reflex flaked ou t on the ground after ::;hov. s up late! lance A bn mslJaliOn ( f DAA) the torna<lo h ts she sad J I m doubtful that your famt Next da) I • en! to my doc tor T u o 1gh eflcx mechar srns fa nl ng wh1le m formatiOn I hursd ay decla ed vicllms m was worrying about gellin g md he gave me a cl eckup and nvoh ng tl e vagus nerv~; the People c m I ave lh s reflex "as s1nply 10ll1ng I ha\e Ill n s Butler Gr eene some clean paJamas and I sa I cverytl mg was fmc Mj bldnd lends to accumulate n triggered from the sJght of made a spec al study of fam II Madison a nd don t even have a house left H 1 It o h t George blood p cssuJe then was H8 88 th e I wer part of ll e body The blood a shot or a va cty of tmg problems WI en I used to W 1 en co un 1es ehg1ble f01 nw 1 vs ' rccel\ ed 1 k1dne.r t rm Al l the belongmgs she had I I IS ~ stc M s sec Ihe Alf Force pilots and the 1 I that s wl a t Jt ususa llv I S ar te n es overd1late and the t:motJonal st1mul fe le1 I assiStance 1he FDAA left were with her - the glider Loue I H u'h ( < ge m I I IS re I b 1 ng the astronauts fam tmg was a b1g s Icl lhc li st of countie s 1 a) be a cha u a few dishes and the nn ve 1s } bJ g g U e v (tO h II ev tile son and prob lem beca1 se 1l sn t a good cxp 1ndecl as addi liOna l m clothes she wa.s weanng da ~h te r f Mr a 10 Mrs Holx rt 1h , l"o r or 1e oy Idea IO have a riJO[ famtmg fo rm::rt on tbout d n tges was Stew al l estima ted that 40 per Su gl n "as perf ' 1 ed o J to Ike d(l n wh1le fly ng Jel a ~rcraft After ol t 1 ned cent of the City was destroyed w ~r x t1 Ius k dnevs "' seemg several hundred cases I WASHINGTON ( UPI) - The tee "rote the White House matters V co P1 es dent Ge1 hi Ford and he cou ld not say when the was mpressed that lamtm g m fie~> ove1 II e u ea II u1sda) town m ght be back on Its feet House Judiciary Comrruttee askmg that 11 answer no later Doar said the written request the older pel son 11 as not often nd sm<J f1om wl a t I e saw he Central Sta te Umvemty at Thursday gave th e White than April 9 whether It would spec1f1ed SIX broad conversa JUs t no thi ng and quite thougl I t1 e V!cluns we e well • e 1rby W lberforce resembled House an u1t1matum to supply proVJde the 41 tapes requested twn s NIXon had with various sigmflcantly famtmg seldom qu I f c I fm <llsastCJ 1el ef a JU 1k l a d fh e campus was 41 Presidentia l tapes needed m Feb 25 mdes th e committee w1shed to occurred n a person who wa s Sen Hobe1t I aft J r R-Oh o OJ <Jered evacuated and all StU Its Impeachm ent mqwry or the Doar sa•d the tapes cover consider m Its mqmry He sea ted The only maJor ex m I Sen Ho v 1d M Mctzen Ients sent I ome until further comm1 ltee "Ill subpoena them conversallons President Ne>on listed them cephons "ere those young m~n We shall not be thwarted by had m February Apnl 1973 b; un D-Ol no we• e sci eduled notiCe - On ot about Feb 20 1973 seemg a parlicular l) gory to tour the devastnted area to Kent Stale Umvc1 s1ty PreSJ mappropnate legalisms or by with several aides mcludm g With Jeb Stuart Magruder a n ovte on aircraft accidents day and hold a 1ress confer dent Glenn Olds lelegran ed narrow obstacles w our m John Dean III H R Haldeman form er re~le ctwn campaign a f lm that md uced a high fa nt CH ICAGO 1UPJ 1 - !! (' t U I has II t l I cncc n Xcma Central Stale President LIOnel qu1ry comrmttee Chairman John Ehrhchman and former official who has pleaded gUilty rate llitn OIS and perh IpS I rim I I a\t:! Xen City M wager Hobert Newsom offer ng dorms and Peter W Rodmo D N J said Attorney General Richard m the cover up regardmg a J thmk you should go back to e lse\\ hcre the po l ce r t. We have wailed patiently to Klemdiensl t JCI I gel Slc v t de elm ed a sta te of classrooms so students would government JOb for Magruder your doctor soon fot a follow up I avmg rouble w1tl t ucke1 s ' the recorded con The conversa twns Doar e r "' gent ) fhw sday md set a not have to miss a large get Id - Feb 27 With Haldeman and examma twn It could be tl at •ho use sl ot 1 1e lo c rfe f1o 1 7 p n 1 Jill 6 a m 1umber of classes A Dayton ve1satwns we will subpoena sa1d go to the heart of whether Ehriichman m which Dean was you had gotten up too soon and equ PJl er t o ' ~ e I S! ee I Nixon participated m or knew assigned the JOb of mvesllgat we re standmg lo ger than )OU c~ vote tod v to p eve nt poSs ible I ole! offe1 ed rooms free to CSU them If we mu.st trap warn ngs Chief Counsel John Doar on of the cover up of the Water mg the Watergate cover up thought In any case l won t nsp re I loot g 1 I to kee p people out students unable to get home lllino s 1 1ll o 11 es I av mstructwns from the comffilt gate break In an d' related of the re:1 so cl e mup ope u d1 rmg the shutdown [ lUi 0 s - March 17 and 20 with Dean hurl to I ave a follow up for a begun lO f ghl I I k II d If I w \\ lk mg ac 1oss b th 11q 1bl m and tons could co nt nue Doa r d•dn t say what the wh1le to be sure tha t nothmg thmgs go the way I v ofle 1do r t f I e e d t ided to C nnm tmc atu ts Out ca mpus \\hen t he torn do nature of the conversatiOn was else develops 11 won t be long b f ll e II e u f IJe I edm a! Com fh e American Hed Cross ~ t remembe 1ed Heg bu t 11 was about thJS tune that tr uckers fight bac k eve n n t n <.1t10 r s Com miSSIO n s sa I 2 300 homes and bUIIdmgs Ang len a blind soph Dea n said he believed NIXon harder and the whole affa r rule ~ pet 1 t l f eli uckers to use 1n Xen •ere dama ged omore commumcatwns rna was aware of the cover-up may get esca lated nto a high!) the publi c a 1" vcs to tell each Con mt 1 calwns m the to\\n JO fl om Cleveland r was - MljrCh 27 and 30 With unctvl1 ~m othet wl e e tht.: cops are we1e al nost non-ex stent and lost Everybodv was on their ArHENS - The date of the Ehrlichman the subject of Mrs Neva Kmg spent a lew As 11 stands now the state I dmg m nJ famll1cs wh cl had been o>~ n I was scared I fm ally second of a sen es of four days w1th her s ister and which was not specified highway patrolmen 1arely can Assun 1ng n r II r ml separated before or dw 1g U e made It to the dorm and slept mall emat cs workshop s bemg daug hter Mrs Myrtle Carman -All discussiOns between get close enough to a speedmg del 1e y the FCC I }CIS m rtisa ster rema med 1p l on the recreatiOn room floor cond ucted bv the College of and Rut! In Huntm gton Apnl 14 17 between NIXon and truck to ctte the dn ve1 for Wash mgton shou ld get the Bishop F Gera ld Ensley of The braille dictiOnary was I dutahon at Oh o Un vers1ty recently Haldeman and Ehr lichman breakmg the law And viola cq uest for nfo[ n Jt on next the Umted Methodist Ch1 rch of destroyed w1th the library fo elementary sci ool teachers - And all between Apni15-1B Mr and Mrs Ralph Carl twns of the speed lim t may be fa ll and thCi e •111 be ex tens ve the West Ohio Conference sa d sa d Anglen and I II rea lly has been changed fJ on Apnl13 with Klemdienst and Henry E ISi ted her father Mr Clyde V at a record high simpl y explo1 1110n of law books to fmd lh ~r sdav more than 600 ffilSS that book I ll a lso miSS to May 18 Dr Charles Sm1lh Petersen who was headmg the Harn sor recently because the speed lirmt Is so out f mdecd the It ucke1 s are cl urches m 19 counties vould some of the landn m ks around cO-director of the workshops Rece nt VIsitors of Mr and Just1ce Department Watergate low--55 m1les per hour a t the b• oadcastmg Illegally If the k1k• up rehef offering for the cam pus that served as clues to S< 1d the change "as requested Joseph J Da\ls Kathleen B Mrs Ray Saler and family mvesllgatwn at tha t tnne most lawyers say they- are the homeless and InJured Sunday help me get nround JY a number of teacl ers a t the were Mr and Mrs Ernest Doar wid the comrmttee Davis wVIllage of Middleport Some of these long-<bstance quest on tl en--and possibly A spokesman for the sta te One person was killed at first workshop la st Salurda) Perkms Mary and Gene of NIXon has the milia! nght to Ease Salisbury true~ drivers don t even go that now- s What can be done? O~partmcnt of Natural Central State ho sa Jd they were nterested Manon OhiO excise from the tapes any Uruted States to Village of slow In change a lire Energy The answer IS avmlable from Resources sa d Thursday over At ne1ghbor mg Wilberforce n attendmg the Teachmg the or rrrelevant mat Middleport Ease SaliSbury extraneous Mr and Mrs Rowland Da s CriSIS or not the) ve been at least three decade s of 100 park rangers had been sent College every bUI Idmg on the Melnc System workshop If t ter Juanita Lambert Ray passmg everything that moves military operatiOns ll IS no to the area to ass st Ue Ohw old campus secti on except the 1ere schedul ed other than on VIS!ted w th her brother Mr to Leadmg Creek Lambert Clair Burson who Is a pat1ent at belov 80 tnck l ram a frequency H1gl wa) Patrol th e Olio I brary ~>us demolished The the Easler weekend Conservancy D1st Ease at Umvers1ty l! os pital Th1s JS especia lly true on th e Each trooper could be sup- National Guar~ a nd county and new sect on of the school shU 1 he other two workshops m Columbus Rutland In tersta tes A truck driver plied 1 th electrom c eq Uip- local law enforcement officers under constructwn was un the sen es - Trouble Spots m Kurt Ernst Froehlich Mr a nd Mrs Wayne Beal headed soulh can warn those ment tlwt would p1 event the 1 amla n order damaged Computat on and Mak ng Mrs Karla Ch~vaiier and Miss Lucille Froehlich to James headed north about troopers speed ng tru cker from 1he departmen t had made At Cmcmnat1 where four Mt! 1surernent and Geometr) Ada Remmgton Titus Demse Hendri cks visited Mr JUSt ahead They II broadcast recetvmg a shortwave warmng hem y eqwpment available for persons were killed and Fun 1111 be conducted <n and Mrs J ohn Perdas and Jameson Titus Lots Syracuse something like Red Rat this from another trucker fhose m <liggmg through the debris the da mage estunates ran as high Apr 127 and May las ongmall) Evelyn Summerh~ld to daughter at Chambersburg IS Cute Sam saymg boy m blu e char~e of h rmg troope1 s ma) spokesljwn sa id and state fo r as $50 m1lhon the Red Cross sc heduled Reg1stralwns for all fuwers Plams-Chester Water two mileS ahead of you wash to put a radwman m each esters th1 oughout Ohio were said 11 would spend at least thr ee of the remammg Pa over the week end D1st Ease Orange Recent visitors of Mrs Neva These radio warmngs were squad car qut on ale• t to stand by In case $300 000 m recovery efforts wm kshops are st1ll bemg ac Rosemary Bartnnus Elza COLUMBUS Stale Rep Km g were Mr and Mrs WJjlter perfected durmg the recent ce pted by the Offi ce of Hielinan of Ball Run Helen Bartnnus to Bartnnus Oaklev C Collins (R Ironton) truck boycotts and they ve Workshop s 301 Tupper Hall Tuppers Plams-Chester Water Recent VIsitors of Mr and has mtroduced leg slallon to been so effective the boss Mrs J ohn Dean and Mr and provide qualified elderly D1st Ease Meigs troopers don t have to gel out Joseph Rex Bailey Sma May Mrs John Walter Dean were owners of house trmlers w1th anymore to see where their By Un t ed Press Internati onal K• led at Xerua David Graham 8 266 Bai ley to Tuppe'8 Plains Mr and Mrs Hobart Smalley homestead exemptions from Her e s the I sf of pe sons men are- they JUSt momtnr Mar lyn L M I e 33 Trumbu I St Xen a Chester Water D1st Ease r med dead as th e resu t of Gayhard S r eef Xen a of Chester Mr and Mrs the trailer tax Laura Hu I 20 199 Roosevelt the truckers Whether this conf Wedn es day even ng s tor Sher Lynn Graham J 266 Chester Sl Xen a We currently prov1d e Gar old Gilkey Rick Cmdy and Situa tiOn ha s annoyed or nadoes n southw es tern Oh o T umbu l St Xen a D ana Ha 22 528 Center St Charles D Leonard Ellene Tammy of Athens and Mr and homestead exemptiOns for pleased the troopers 1s Xen 3 Leonard to Tuppers Plams Mrs Kenneth Markm s of elderly house owners bt t do R cha d Adams 607 W !son Dr Xen a Racme Mrs Frances Miller not provide the same tax Chester Water D1st Ease Rugh Palm er 82 72 1 ST LOUIS Mo - rhe and daughte r of Belpre asSistance for Ohioans 65 years Orange Trumbul St «en a JohiJ Paul McCoy Martha L Second Coast Guard D str1ct Mrs Neva Kmg and Mrs and older res1dmg m tra1lers C yde H Hyatt 49 218 McCoy to Carl E Dollman I eadquartered here ha s a1 V~rg 1 J Kmg visited Rev aod Col lins said Roc k we r 0 Xen a Br an B akely 7 Rocksbu y nounced that the Coast Guard Mr s Clyde p Hmton on Colhns no ted that trai lers Mary K Dollman John L Dr Xen a Auxiliary ••II patr ol ll e Saturday They also VIsited have become an mcreasmgly Hoselton Sara Hoselton Jo y ce Behnken 22 1523 Robert K Park II Mary Beth college crew races on the Mrs Nora Curnmms a patten! popula r home m recent yea rs Commonwea th Dr Xen a Park Parcels Sutton Ci a a Pagett 62 725 N Muskmgum River at Marietl.<l at Umversi ty Hospital Mrs parhcularly among many of West St Xe n a William Forsythe dec to OhiO sponsored by Manetta Cummms 1s mprovmg slowly our sc nwr cttlzens who are V rg n a Wal s 38 155 Audra Forsy the Affidavit • Coll ege from noon to 5 ~ m on after suffen ng a broken leg retired These traile rs Commonwea th 0 Xen a WASHINGTON (UP! )- The Revenue SerVIce a potentially Bedford Doro thy Row land 438 four weekends Apnl 6 13 20 from an auto aeeident a month Collms added represent a Amste dam 0 Xen a $467 000 tax debt President b1gge1 I eadache was bUIIdmg Della E Stahl Harry Stahl , ago and May 5 home to the semor ciitzens Just N1xon might seek a bank loan Pau R w sec up no age 0 NIXon owes w1ll le.ve him on Cap to! Hill Eula Eva Jeffers wRichard K Nav ga twn will be controlled The farm of EliJah Michael as much as a house w1th wood o turn to wealthy fri ends who address ava ab le almost totally " 1pped out Jeffers Nancy K Jeffers 3 A rl r k•gReport have helped hull fiiran cJally m John Moll 52 6 Haw ey Ct dur ng t~ race and will be was burned this past week but s1dmg and shr tters Xen a fmanc1allv an(i may force him Salisbury rhel( !lor se ll peachment 'Fhe exemplwn from the t le past Theresa Cross 2 795 Dora I pe1m tted between heats or due to the prompt arnval of the to obtmn a loan to naJ U e bi-ll nvest g tor bog 10 plowmg ~>hen prac licable The race fire plane lire engme and trailer l;lx would decrease the Accord Jig to Warren Ntxon D Xen a accordmg I< the Wh te House tnrougl I r 111 pRge report will! ot consider selling his San course run s from mile 0 0 w several other f re !Igh tmg Robert M ler 9 no address lar ger th e se nwr citizens 1 Offer ng a gloo 1 l fro m a ava labe ng r e!';stonal ta x I mcome w1th no exernptwn mile 3 0 eqmpment the house and barn C ern e 1tc Ca lif estate o 1 e Grooms 82 703 assessment of the Prrs dent s com n lt< 1h ch cone! ded becm se he I as pledged to T umbo 1 Sl Xen a Veterans Memorial Hospital I he Coast Guard Is urgmg all on the farm was saved provided to semor c1hzens f nanc a! p1ctu e 1 ~IXOI md h1s 1 fe Pa t un manners to use cautwn whJle ADMITTED - Opal Taylor K lied at Wilberforce annually earn mg over $10 000 leave t to the natiOn after he presJdential spokesman hinle l lc e1 ted ll e 1 mcome and and w Fe d e But Warren made Maxine Sayre Ra e me Osca r Rob nson no age or nav galmg th e area 1m PTATOMEE1 Those WIth mcomes of $2000 or address ava a b e Thursda) NIXon rna) also have exag geruled tl eir deductions mediately befm e durmg and Racme Darra Yahya 'Long The Riverview PTA Will less would have the taxable Killed'" the C1nc•nnalr area no such claun about their Key to consider sellmg one of h Bottom aftr r the ra ce Coast Guard dur ng Ius flrsl te1m m offtce mee t at 7 30 p m Monday at value of the1r trailer reduced A bert McMurray 84 B scayne Fla vacatwn v1lla homes to meet h1s back tax 1969 tl1 oygl 1972 Aux hary \esse is may be the DISCHARGED - Shawnee school Patrolman by $5 000 or 70 pet with those • Both NIXon properlies Mar1 or e Sams J7 obligation Tl t repo rt 1S belie\ ed to be ligures prommentl) m the sl.<lff contacted on 2181 Kl)z or 156 8 Gi llespie will be speakmg on earn mg between $6 000 and Salser Leona Hubbard Lucille Je rry Teague 30 Ja mes Boyle 39 He ha s to complete!} 1 near d plic te f the con st dy of the congle Ss iona1 No address ava !able for Mega hertz tChannel 16 VHF biCycle safety and dads mght $10 000 rece1vmg a reduct on of Gilmore Lydia Hysell James rea ssess hts fmanc a 1 us lwn clus ons e 1chcd by U c IRS FM) when reqmred Kmg Jomt Committee on lnternal C nc nna a ea v ct ms will be observed $2 000 or 40 pet for example "h ch has been almost totally which slapped the N xons w til w1ped out by tl s deputv an sse~sment T esd n} for Revenue Taxation made publi c White House P1ess Secretary $4 l2 787 n fliJS nle est for on Wednesday O"es Extra Taxes Gerald W1rren told n po1ters extr 1 " du for the f t r In It auditm s concluded he While Ne>un 1(>'0rr ed about vca per xi owed extra taxes on a $117 836 ' B) GEORGE J MARDER Alliance mcludmg All-State b1ll10n under the present whete the mone) \\OUJd come back less than 50 cents m 11" ms "1 c1 1 ad ud ted cap1tal gam realized m a San In any case defense lawyers WASHINGTON ( UPI) At stake are billions of system of havmg to prove II om to settle "1th t 1e Internal some of tl e sarnl":' N xon Clemente land transactiOn and benefitS for Insurance firms would be Sena te lines. are drawn for one dollars m au to msurance negligence And that IS rctun s once I d re and had on $92 298 1n improvements of tl e biggest leg islative premmms th e $1 5 billion a Mrs Knauer sa1d that m no serwusly affected Sen collected unevenly ma de v1lh tux dollars taker n(J a<.:tl n sa 1 the case other system does the pay Warren H Magnuson D battle of years-a showdown on year lnal lawyers collect m The Dal~ Sentinel There Is no compensation In mel!t mecharusm mcluding pnma••iv for the Pres dent s was 1ow closed Wash author of the measure no fa ul t auto msurance auto acciden t cases the 55 per cent of tbe cases m DEVO'ttQTOTHE the lawyer s fee eat up so says a study shows that lllTl e ffiS did not as~ert the perso na l bene(Jt at bo th of InJUred motoriSts welfare MaJor consumer l o~b1es lNTERESI' OF volVIng death or InJury Ac much of the benefit dollar and CIVIl fraud penalty for any of homes surance rates could be lowered MEIG.S-MASON AREA representtng motonst s are a nd poss1ble relief -for- a cordmg In Vrrgtma Knauer the the years mvolved n the audit Th~ committee undertook Its leave the claunant wtth so about $1 5 billion annually CH&Yl'ER L TANNEIID..L supporting a b1ll to set dogged court system unable to liecause l did not believe that mvestigation of Nuon s taxes mmnnum federal standa rds handle the growing number of President s consumer adpser little ,under no fault ROBERT HQEFUCH a government study shows The trial lawyers deny thell any such assertion was at his request last December for state no fault laws allowmg damage suits en,. Edtklr Insurance company oppos1 small losses frequently are opposition to no-fault JS based I"UbUUhed dilly except Sa Ul"ddlly by The warranted the ageJ\c) srud m Its staff report wa s made lion Is centered on tbe bill s auto aCCident VIClllllS to collect The problem IS nnmense overpllld while large losses are Ohio VaUey Publi!hln« Comp~~ny 1 I a statement public Wednesday apparently on the fact that roughly 20 per proVISIOns for unli¢ited medi Cou1 st Pomeroy Ohlo $1711!11 Bumesa benefits withou t proving Aln\ost 30 milliOn cars are underpaid Offial Pb:me tn-215& Ed t.orta PJJooe m ExpeciJ!d Total pro nptmg the 'white House to cent of all legal fees come from cal and rehabilitation benefits ne gligence V1ctnns could sitU mvolved m accidents each 21~7 The reason msurance com automobile accident cases announce ll e IRS acbon ---ll nd It was expocted the total r.. b Some fu-ms demand what they Second clus pj)lla~ paid at PomeroY year leavmg• more than 50 pames are no! mterested m sue for additiOnal damages Ohio would come w about $467 000 NIXon s compliance w1th It They clann It would VIolate the call subrogation-automatical The opposil!On 1s led by the thousand dead and more than laymg out big legal (ees Natlona dve tlJi n(l represent•t ve four hours later ne arly I ali of Ntxon s total net due prqcess of the Constitution ly paymg victims holdmg Iloltinelll.Gtllagbtr Inc 12 Ea11 42nd sc Amencan Tnal Lawyers As two million InJUred Tbe pend f1ghtmg small clauns but brmg \I Orth the bulk of >~h chIS lied React10n to the latest deve soc1at on by !uniting a v1ctun s nght to Ntw York NewYork poliCies With tberr comparues mg bill would not cover out all therr b1g guns to fight SublcrtpUoo at• Dellvered by carrier up In real estate sue for damages lopments was s parse and but havmg lllSurance- fu-ms wMort IYiilllb}e 10 L'ef'ltl per week By The msurance mdustry IS property damage altbough The maJOrity of the Senate compensAte each other when Warren said Nuon would cautwus Most members of split Supportmg the leg~slation sponsors would like the state expensive claljiiS &\otor Rwt.c where eanier lft'Vlce not The government study also Judiciary Comrruttee which n.u.b~ DIR H*lth ~Ill By mall In meet the obligalion with cer Congress who did commen~ blame IS fiXed s the Amencan Insuraoce Ia" s w Include It OIUa and w Ya One Ye• '11 Six showed that the present system cleared the bill by an 8-to-7 simply 110led that Nuon had l ln cash and probably borrow month1 P 60 Three months 18 Supporter~ of the legislation AssociatiOn mcludmg State ll 1s estunated that autn Is expensive as well as vote rerected that v1ew Citing argue this would defeat one of EIMwtMn n2 00 )'tl,r .U mooth.s fll 50 kept his p1 om1se made some mojley to P,!IY the F 11m Opposea JS the accidents result m losses of meqmtable Out of every dollar three monttia "~ Subecrlptioo JI"ICt workmen s compensation laws the mam objectives of no-fault rell)amder publicly last December to pay lo<ludto~ynm...&nllnol L American Mutual In~urance $)0 5 million a yea" but that of premiums the motoriSt gets as a precedent He did not mdicate whether any extra ta"es assessed - brJII&Ill@j tlown prer:uwns victim s recover only $6 5 Ry LJ need Press lntcrnatwnal Ultimatum issued on tapes Radios help waru truckers of traps 2nd workshop KingsburY-_ now on May 18 News, Notes Meigs Property Transfers HA NK AAROI\ are proposed Names of tornado victims ' • CG will patrol Muskinguni for college races Tax debt may wipe out president financially Sh owd own CIN CINNAJI UP1 - \ 22 year old local pol ce man ga\ e up at least a \Ca s salarJ Tl ursday when e returned Hark Aa1on s "14tl I me ru ball lo tl c ~tla1 la sl gger Clarence W1 I ai lS sa d II(' was ten p ed to keep the ball but on iJ fOf a 1 or cnt W ll ams ' w s to bt: compensa ted b) he llllant<~ Braves sa dIe lee ded to g1 e the ball ba ck o \a ron 'hen one of the Re ts attenda nts Ident fl ed I mse lf and asked for the ball W II ams was sta twned beh nd the tefl field fence i\t R1verf1 ont Slad um ~ I e 1 Aaron h t the record lie ng home run I loo ke I up on th e scoreboard sa11 that Hank Aar on was commg up an d sort of pos!lwned myself to be read) \1111 an s sad When I e h1l the ball I got t on one boun ce An atlendant can e t p ah ws t 1mm edii el) behwd me He kanda sealed r e Second base un p rc 1 011 McShelfy took cl a• ge of I e coveted baseball an I prescnwd 11 to Aa on dUJ 1g the s x mmu te nte r val ufte1 he game Thur Apr 11 7 30 p m Oh1o Umvers1ty Convocation Center Tickets 4 50 350 1 1 A v a lab e a M ermor at Aud t o um Box (i) 1 ce Phon e 61 4 594 347 Ord er By Ma11 Send mon ey order or check v th se lf add essed s tamped enve ope I a M emo rl Aud to u 0 o U v Athen s Oh o 1570 1as halted T he $10 0 00 1 )ear ratr olrnan met A ~r o n aft er ll e g me for U e first tlllC He said he at end s 10 to 15 ga me s a Blake~ s 4-hitter edges Lancers 2-l I ; ' • \ \ • LEAGUE TO MEAT There "Ill be a meetmg of all managers and pers ons mterested m th e Pomeroy Boys League Friday 7 p m at Pomeroy VI llage Hall Managers will draw lor team rosters and equipm ent or ders should be lurn ed m lor each team Local Bowling POMEROY BOLWING LANES Wedn e sday Ea tv M xed l eague 97'1 Won lost Regatta I n 76 36 H gh Team Game Sm " Ne soo Mo ors 684 H gh nd Se es - M en A 562 B Po t:! r L Phe p s J s 0 Women Pat ca son 550 Be 1y Sm h 512 Team H gh Se es z de s Spor t Shop 20 4 PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL BEGINNING APRIL 8 IN ALBANY PHONE 698-8875 lndu st r a l L eag ue March 28 1974 Wo n Lo st K&C Jew e ers 68 <14 Pomeroy Nat onal Bank ,, Mdson Volunteer f1re Dept. Presents Grand Ole Opry Show 2458 H g /'1 JEAN SHEPPARD and Her SECOND FIDDLES Jv,1n S•nq H'r M,1ny Gam e Pom eroy Na on a Pom eroy Naf on a K&.C eweer s872 H gh nd Ser es 635 Ray ~ oach W fo d 565 H gil lnd Game 255 B I W to d Roach 2 '> 11\ R RING H· "' Team Bahk 907 Bank 892 Ed 578 Ed 216.., Sport Parade By Mil TON RICHMAN Ll I Sp rts E'hl r ~ :.~ ( lllijiUIIs Sn utlH 1 n 1t , , , • • • • "all A lr(ll Wilt llit Reds M 1 ~Jger Sparky And c s m s 1d B llm~ha m I ad no e tSO to feel o" II 1h IIlii -.. .............., . • '"'"'''"-'........ ~ Stalt• howlers dect Meeks CINCINN ATI uP! - 11 e p tchers 11 1 o have been 11 nk Aaron sv 1c 1nsthes ptJ st 20\earsflba Ule l'hej sa ) I e h s no lhscc rn blc weaktJness whatsoever I tl:l plate They re \\ron g Hank Aaron does have a we lkness and 1t sa glar ng one He doesn l knoll ho >~ to lake t He 11 0 ldn l know how f h lned That s his b1g weakness As a consequence lis en tire!) possible even rat her I kel) I e Ia) break Babe Ruth s home tun record by hittm g No 715 1 ll e same place he h t No 1l R1ght I e c n C nc ru all Would Prefer Atlanta G1ven h s cl mce \ 1ur would prefer to h l the record b1eakc r be fore the homefolks back 1n Atlanta ot unl) as l of showmg his grat tude fm t1 e1r suppo I t ut al so bee •use m lotcr yea rs he could take so n e of his fr en Is out to Alia u St< hw and sa) to them Sec lh s •s wl ere I d d l Hank A rron s 1ys I e pl1ns to play n to morro• s game Ie Red s h< e and m 1 be S mdav s and nobody reall) 1 ulll e the "1ser f he short 3111 cd Ius s"mg a little bit Ike a f gl ter does pulling a pun ch 01 a race Inver does when he lets up a tnfle on the gas peda eon mg out of 1turn But to Hank Aaron hat wou ld be faktng t and someth ng I ke that 1s entirely fore1g1 to Its natu1e He v.ould neve r Jo 1 th mg hke that bee a 1se he s mpl) does• t go that waJ He still s somey., I lt se ns t ve over Bowie Kuhn s direct ve to the Braves that the) h d better make su e they pla)ed l im the 1 se same way thev had n the rasl n these three ope 111g ga n es w1th n lc p the Reds pms lr 1 Sens l tJVIL} Su rfaces [ IIn lha sens!l!Vll) su rfaced vbe1 Aa ron 11as asker! fler hill ng No 71l off Ja ck B llmgharn In Thursday s 11 nn n g 7~ loss I()(/,,) ~ >~hell er he ntend cd pla)Ing m both Sa turda) s nd Sunda) s Sl tc s tI ' C ll hurltrs contests I gm na pial Saturday I m on!) ordered to play two out of three he laughed Then there was ll1e qu estion of I ow I a1d he d be shoo tmg lor the record breaker S Jturda) Would he be g v ng t h1s bes t hom erun shot If I get a p1tcl to h t out of the ba!lpa k I m gonna do mv best to d spose of l he sad The last p tch (Roger ) Nelson ll ew me today I shouldh ve hit out of the park bull d1dn l ca ch 1 JUSt n ght and I flied ~ul to center f eld Hank Aaron who s feehng great and doesn t nee I t has ada) off today because the Braves aren t scheduled G11 mg All Tomorro• he goes to work aga n and yo u can rely on tl he 11 be glVlng It all he has beca use as Jack Ill mgham puts t th't s why he s Hank Aaron Don Gu llett the Reds fireball ng 2:1-)ear-o d little lefty 111 I be out there tr)ong to stop him Gullett has been tagged for seven homers by Aaron m the f1 ve years he s be en In the maJors and he s go mg w do everythmg he can to put the collar around h m tnmorrow but If the Braves 40-yea r-o ld marvel chps hun lor No 715 he has no umnediate plans to Jump nto the OhiO ri ver If he does 11 he does t sa ys Gu llett He has hit me pretl) good Those seven home runs ha v~; come off pract ca Uy ever) pitch I throw fastball curve ball s 1der aJ d cl angeup Will P1tch Aaro n No 1m not go ng to pitch around h1m I certa nly am not gomg towa1k h m mten t onall} for no reason U he can beat me m a ballgame ftne I m gmng to be very careflil but I m not gong to thro• hun four balls n the dirt Somebody asked the youthful Gullett 1f the name Trac; Stallard had anv particular signif cance fo r him Sta llard was the pitcher who gave up Roger Marts 61st home run n 1961 the home run which broke Ruth s s ngle season record Am r supposed to remember him' Gu lett wanted to know I was 10 at the tune and m) only recollect on IS that twas an awful lot ol home runs The tlung that st cks w th rne Is tha t W1U1e Mays broke m the year I was IXJ11 He was the f rsl gu) to hit a home run off me' and the first guy I ever struck out Both last balls l tli ~IJ g In 1951 Juhus and Ethe l Rosenberg of New York City •ere sentenced to death for stea lmg atomic secrets for Russ a In 1964 Gen Douglas MacAr thur died at the age of 84 In 1968 maJor Amertcan Voss Ci lies were htt by Violent nots B as an aftermath of the Voss Ray assassmat on of Martm Luther Kmg T on v R :'In L o ch 3 • Southern High golf schedule The most popular mght club the trz-count) are,1 1s Ill 'Knew it was gone'--]ack CJNC INNA I I UP! I - J 1ck B II ngl a 11 kne11 At a nta s Hank II r01 h 1d swaltctl I s 71 4lh ca ee1 I o c run U e mon enl th e bal left I " ba t t1 ere 1 hursda) afternoon r kne" b) tic lla) l c smd the C nc nn; l swung Rc Is p tcher M first I Just so rt of looked down at the ground but the f thoug l t I n rg!J t as 11ell 11atc h t go out BJ! I 1gl 1 1 wl o started 11 the Reds come fro 11 bel " I 7 G till mn ng " " sa •d the home ru 1 hall he d1shed" up to Aaron was a s nk er v.h ch didn l smk I ke l wa s suprosed to n JUst kmd of sa led mto lu 1 s 1d Bi ll ngham You n ake a r 1 sta k ~ n I m md It s gone Aa on "as tl uw 1 a sumlar p lch In the h 1d 1 mn g B IIIngh< m sa d ami grounded ou An) ga me you pitch as bad as I did and "m you re gomg to he happy sa d Billingham 1 marked lh s off as one of the four or fi>e bad games I expect dunn g the season The game wa s stopped for SIX mmutes whtle Aaron was presented the baseba ll clobbered to tiC Babe Ruth s all tine Ma jor Lea gue homer record B II ngham sa id he \1 as •rnw led by the dela) and lhougl t the ceremon) should have been held after the mmng •as ended It seemed like a half hour out ther e sa d Billingham C ncmnat outfielder Pete Rose scored the wmnmg run from second on a w1ld p tch and sa d he was mad wl en he saw th e ball hll by Aaron sa I o;er the left r eld fen ce You don t want a home run w th two men on m the f1rst mn ng sa id Rose l on I erez U ~ It 1g I en for ll e HL-d s "I ose f011 uns b:Jtt ed 1n v. e1t: OH rsh td owed U} A H or s I umer saul he ""' ed the Atlanta slu gger "uult ~ct ~ 1s next and rccor i brc k ng ho 1 c run 1g 1 nsl C nc 1 Ill s ehwf r <at 11 the N 11 ooal I.e g JC We st Los ~ng e lcs 1\s long S \\ C \ Ol S l d Pe rez I m glad to se e 1 ge l No 7H Reds catcher Johnn y Rene! smd m the locker roou fter the ga11 e tlwt all U1e Cmcmnal pla yeJS bel cved I e tea1 would ra ly ba k 1fter \ a ron s three r m ho 1e1 Our Int er es t Is Greater For You 5.75% On 90 Day Cert,ficat es 575pe r cen l pe r year pa d on 90 day Cer fl ca les of Depos I $ 000 00 M n mun lnl ere s ~ P aya bl e Ouo rfer ly Me1gs Co. 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'- 'Enjoy who you are, when you are, where ·you ar~'--Snyder . RIO GRANDE - "The · friendliness, warmth and underst<lnding of southeastern Ohio is so very important," . ·- said former Ohio University basketball coach Jim Snyder . Snyder, in addressing ap· · proximately- 200 persons gathered here Th ursday evening to honor the SEOAL champion Ga llipoli s Blue Devils and the all-league teams, revolved his ta lk around the theme of how much he enjoys this part or the country, _ Snyder st<lted tha t he had just rece ntl y · spoke at a banquet honoring the Ca ntoh McKinley Bulldogs , swte class AAA runnersup, but that it just " FIRST TEAM ALL-sEOAL - Members of the . First Team, 1973-74 All-Southeastern Ohio League basketball squad honored ~ursday were, left to right, Mark Mace, Athens ; Gil Price, Gallipolis; Jim Niday, Gallipolis ; David Rann, Ironton ; Jim P1erce, Logan; Dan Dodson, Meigs and John Shoemak er, Wa verly. · Bobcats defeat HT teani, Y-4 Trailing 2-1 , Kyger Creek erup led for eight runs in -the fourth inni ng Thursday night to .. defea t Hannan Trace, 9-4 in a SVAC game at Cheshire. The Bobcats are 1-0 in the league and 1-3 overall . Lef l!ielder Ben Arn ell st<lrted the rally with a sharp si ngle to left. Winning pitcher Clay Hudson rifled a long triple to ri gh t field plating Arnett. Hudson scored on a line single FOR THE GIRL WHOLUVES KNITS • Kwik Sew Patterns • All Shades ·in ' Ribbing . • Single Knit Polyester and Cotton • Knits For Kids ' ALL PRICES! ALL TYPES! ".J4...-I ... ~ MIDDLEPORT . OHIO ~ . s. : We're always happy to help you with your sewing problems . to J'ight by third baseman Bruce IWillard 1 Arnett. Ca tcher Dave Wise doubled to right cenler and ri,ghtfielder Ron Roush slammed a fastball lu deep right for a three run homer_. Later in the inning, ~cco nd ' The vel~ran of 25 years at Vikings top SW nine 11-4 inning on singles by Wayne Hesson, Mark Swa in ; pin ~ chhilter Tim Lucas tripled to righ t, Terry Lucas and l.awrence Tabor walked then Hudson's lon g bla st to cenler!ield was dropped as tw~ more runs scored. Coach Jim Sprague's Bobcats took a 1·0 lead in the fir st ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) Reggie Jackson and Oakland A's owner. Chades 0. Finley may not always 'i"e eye to eye. but after the season..qpening performance by Jackson, Finley ecst<ltically exclaimed, "he can play barefooted for all I care." Jackson, th e American League and World Series most valuable player in 1973, got off to a terrific start Thursday . ni ght. The world champions powered to a 1-2 debut under Alvin Dark at the expense of the Texas Rangers and 1973 fa nned seven a nd walked four. · Thursday evening. Mon tgomery and his relie~er. The defending league Hesson, Issued two wa lks and champion Vikings t<lllied five fanned 14 Bobcats. runs in the first inning and Line Score: were never headed. SW is now H. Tr11ce 020 020 0-4. 5 1 1-1 overall and 1-1 in league K. Creek 100 800 x- 9 6 2 play. Montgomery I LP J Hesson • Ri ~,k Crouse ana.. Terry 141 and Shaffer. Hudson (WP ) Car ter led the ' Highlanders and Wise. with two hi ts apiece . Burcham Ump ires - Homer Smith and Pine each had two safeties an~ George Nesselro11d. for the Vikings. The Highla nd ers will battle Hannan, W. Va ., this evening on lhe Rio Grande College fie ld. playing the last 14 holes in a Linescore: steady rain tha t suspended SV 500 130 2- ll-8-1 play for 69 fT! inutes during the sw 000 110 2- 4-6-5 afternoon. . . · , Batteries - (SVJ _:_ Myers, Thompson and Babe Hiskey Miller (4) & Pine. (SW) played their rounds in the rain Cartef & Crouse. after Mason Rudolph and Bob Charles finished with 65s before !he rain began. Thompson had four birdies and no bogeys, but was awfully NBA Standings lucky on the 403-yard 17th hole. B y Uniled Press Internationa l He pulled-hooked his drive on • Eastern Conferenc e Playoff s Best four-out -nf !iP.Y IH, No. 17. The ball landed orr a w. l. Cap;1a1 2 1carl-path, bouneed across a New York ) 2 bridge and rolled out into the 2 1 fairway . "That 's the best Bosron Buffa lo 12 break of. my golfing career, " Wes-tern Conference Playoff s Be st four -out-o f -seven said Thompson. w,. Despite the rain , a gallery of DeJro;t 1 1 13,301 watched play on the Chicago 7,021-yard par 71 Sedge!ield Milwaukee 3 I 13 Country Club Course. Los Ange les Twenty-eight golfers were Thur sday 's results left on the C()urse when pla y Milwa u kee 112 Los An geles '90 (only game sc h edu led ) finally was stopped at 6:35p.m. EDT . They were scheduled to F·riday's games Boston at Buffa lo finish early today. (O n~y gam e schedu l ed) The field will be narrowed to the low 70s and lies after American Basketball Ass n By United Pres s lnternationtil today 's second round . inning on a wa1k to Terry Lucas, a wild pitch and single to center by Ben Arnett. Coach Tum Be lvi lle 's Wildcats look the lead in the ' Rain mars golf play GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) - The arrival of a three· week overdue baby may cause the $220,000 Greater Greensboro Open to lose one it,s leaders at any moment. Leonard Thompson and his ":ife, Lesley , are expecting their second child . And Leonard vowed -Thursday that he would go to. his wife in Lumberton, N.C., as soon as he hears she's goi ng into labor. "She's three weeks overdue · right now," Thompson said. "I'm ·teaving if she delivers unless I'm· leading going into the final rou'nd." The 27-year old Wake Forest product was one of four players who fashioned six-under-par 65s in Thursday's opening round. He did it the hard way, nemesis Jim Bibby. The A's ri ght fielder merely had a four-for-five night against Bibby and his successors ~ home run , two doubles and a single as well . as slealing a base . Oddly, the solo homer gave Jackson his only RBI , but his first double ignited a four-run Outburst in th_e ·second inning that really was all Jim "Catfish" Hunter needed to get credit for the victory . Hunter tired and gave way to Hollie Fingers in the eighth after successive singles by Jim Lakers defeated 112-90 During just ttll-ee quarters of · INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) - The offense collapsed, the play, Jabbar hit 12 for 18 and defense withered and Los seven free throws for 3l'points Angeles Lakers Coach Bill · and grabbed 18 rebounds , while Sharman summed it all up Dandrige netted 12for · 15 and with: "We'll have to do some two free throws four 24. The Lakers .. started fast, soul searching now." pulling ahead 1~. But the The Lakers fell victim of an Bucks rallied · to 52-39 lead by awesome Milwaukee attack and smothering Bucks defense · balftime and near the end of Th d · ht If the third quarter the lead was UfS ay rug, \ • SU ering 8 stretched to 33 points. damaging 112-90 loss in the "The big difference was fourth game of their NBA Western Conference best-<>f· defense . We stopped their seven playoff'series. It waS the runniPg game and we had a only NBA game scheduled hand in their face all night," Th ursday mg}lt. · · Costello said. In tonight's The hand was ·strong enough only game, Boston plays at to hold Gail Goodrich to two Buffalo, leading in the series 2points, a career low. Goodrich 1. , ' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in is the NBA's fifth best s~orere tandem with forwarJI Bob Dan- with 25.4 point average. '"l'Qe law of averages finally drige dominated the Lakers paid off for us. · Jle hadn't and all but crushed any chance of Los Angeles winning the beaten them here)ft a number of years," Costello added . semifinal series . . !..akers' center Elmore Smith "They did everything right led Los Angeles with 20 points and we did everything wrong," before he was ejected with 8:50 Sharman said. remaining after cursing an Only twice has a team down -~.a -s.I ,ll,ivi s on Playoffs official. 3-1 in a playoff, comeb~ek to L-est four -out -of se11en . w. t . win the series. Los Angeles did New Yo rk 21 it the last time in 1969 against Vi r ginia I 2 Phoenix. Milwaukee can wrap Kentuc k y ~ ~ up the Western Conference title Carol ina at home Sunday night. West Divi sion 'P taycffs Hit might have been the Best four -out -of-se ven w. t . worst game we played all year. San Antonio It's a shame the game was on Indiana na tiona! television," said Shar. Utah ~ ~ man·. San Diego Pro Standings Pro Standings N H L Statldings By Un i t ed Press I nternat ion al Boston Montreat NY Ran ge r s Toro nto • Buff a lo Detr oit w. 1. 1. pt s gt ga 51 16 9 Ill 339 205 .:1 -1 23 39 23 3-1 26 3 1 33 28 36 9 1.:1 16 12 10 97· 92 8<1 74 66 283 291 267 236 2.:1 3 signed with the pros. Paul White , Logan's · DQn "Afl those other young men Young and Waverly's Doug . mu·s t be qualified to do Tracy . something other than play Honorable Mention cer-· basketball," he said. tiflcates were awarded to Snyder's \ address was Arnie Chonko of Athens, 'fom preceded by lhe awardt Valentine of Gallipolis, Kenny ceremonies, wllh Bob Shamp Green of Ironton , Artie of Alhens High Scliool, DeStephen of Jackson, Jeff President of lhe SEOAL, • Campbell of Logan and Tony prescnllng lrophl.es and · . Swindler of Waverly . certificates lo lhe firsl learn Odie O'Donnell, secretary eonsisllng of Meigs' Dan of lhe SEOAL Sportswrllers Dodson, Gallipolis' Gil Price and Broad easIer s and . Jim Niday, Ironlon's Association, then presented David Rann, Logan's Jim John Shoemaker with the Pierce, Athens' Mark Mace best foul · shooting award, and Waverly's John followed by ~arl Jlimes, of Shoemaker. the Waverly Watebmao, who Trophies and rer tifi cates presented the outslandlog, were also presenled to the well-rounded athlele with the second team members Most Valuable Player Athens' Don Skinner' Award. Gallipolis; Mike Sickles: Bill Gray of WJEH, Jatkson's Mike McDonald and Gallipolis, . presented Blue Devil mentor Jim Osborne the Coach of the Year award, before Gallia Academy Principal James N. M. Davis awarded the SEOAL champion s~ ip trophy to coach Fregosi and Rich Billings and a Osborne and the entire Blue double by Dave Nelson that Devil squad. gav~ lhe crowd of 21,907 much The master of ceremonies to cheer about. was GAHS. Athletic Director Jackson and Finley were Ed Stewart, with Paul Kuhn, st<lnding together in the dress- Superintendent of the irig room afler the game when Gallipolis City . Schools , some /me brought up the subject presenting the welcome. of controversy. The invocation was giyen by "Anybody who gets two the Rev. Paul Hawks of the doubles, a home run and a Grace Methodist Church. single in the first game can r-..-.~--------... play barefooted for all r ·care, Finley said. Jackson described as "a bunch of bull " the stories of . Large variety ~~ quilted pur~es in assorted colOrs of friction ~tween hill) and pink . green, yellow. red and finley. navy. Also denim. "You guys just like to sell ' .. SPRING. PURSES 298 Second St. PomeroY, Ohio newspapers," he said. "Mr . heritage house Finley and I have a mutual respect. I'm not going to make a fool of him and he's not going to make a fool of me." 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R11ndy Hur1t and Paul MontSymmes Valley took adgomcry. · vantage of four Southwestern The fina l two Wild cat t11Jiies errors in the first inning and came in the sixth on an error a went on to defea t ·-s·outhwalk to Hun t, fielder\ c hoi~e wesler n's.Highlanders 11-4 in a and swgle by Swain. Southern Valley Athletic Hudson in ·going the distance Co nfe r ~nce ·baseball game ' .. wasn't the same as when he grew up in Can ton . "You have to enjoy who you are when you are where you are," he stated. th e Athens University, praised th e Southeastern Ohio Athletic · League, stating, " I enjpy the SEOAL. Arter kicking each· others brains out all year, you 'sit down and brea k . brea d ,together; and tell lies to each other.'' As for his retirement after 354 wih's and 245 losses and seve n Mid-American titles at OU, Snyder . said he gave up coac hing because, "My avocation was beginning to become my vocation, It wasn't as much fun as it u·sed to be, I was starting to work harder ." Besides baske tball, Snyder also stressed the scholastic side of college life, reminding that 220,000 high school senior basketball players will graduate this spring, yet fou r years later only 55 will be ,_ . ' ' 'II · r-·' 'I '( '' \ ~ . ... .' ., . \ ' I ,. .-c . . - '· ,/'_, ,- . ~ .. ' �' ' / .... . . '- 'Enjoy who you are, when you are, where ·you ar~'--Snyder . RIO GRANDE - "The · friendliness, warmth and underst<lnding of southeastern Ohio is so very important," . ·- said former Ohio University basketball coach Jim Snyder . Snyder, in addressing ap· · proximately- 200 persons gathered here Th ursday evening to honor the SEOAL champion Ga llipoli s Blue Devils and the all-league teams, revolved his ta lk around the theme of how much he enjoys this part or the country, _ Snyder st<lted tha t he had just rece ntl y · spoke at a banquet honoring the Ca ntoh McKinley Bulldogs , swte class AAA runnersup, but that it just " FIRST TEAM ALL-sEOAL - Members of the . First Team, 1973-74 All-Southeastern Ohio League basketball squad honored ~ursday were, left to right, Mark Mace, Athens ; Gil Price, Gallipolis; Jim Niday, Gallipolis ; David Rann, Ironton ; Jim P1erce, Logan; Dan Dodson, Meigs and John Shoemak er, Wa verly. · Bobcats defeat HT teani, Y-4 Trailing 2-1 , Kyger Creek erup led for eight runs in -the fourth inni ng Thursday night to .. defea t Hannan Trace, 9-4 in a SVAC game at Cheshire. The Bobcats are 1-0 in the league and 1-3 overall . Lef l!ielder Ben Arn ell st<lrted the rally with a sharp si ngle to left. Winning pitcher Clay Hudson rifled a long triple to ri gh t field plating Arnett. Hudson scored on a line single FOR THE GIRL WHOLUVES KNITS • Kwik Sew Patterns • All Shades ·in ' Ribbing . • Single Knit Polyester and Cotton • Knits For Kids ' ALL PRICES! ALL TYPES! ".J4...-I ... ~ MIDDLEPORT . OHIO ~ . s. : We're always happy to help you with your sewing problems . to J'ight by third baseman Bruce IWillard 1 Arnett. Ca tcher Dave Wise doubled to right cenler and ri,ghtfielder Ron Roush slammed a fastball lu deep right for a three run homer_. Later in the inning, ~cco nd ' The vel~ran of 25 years at Vikings top SW nine 11-4 inning on singles by Wayne Hesson, Mark Swa in ; pin ~ chhilter Tim Lucas tripled to righ t, Terry Lucas and l.awrence Tabor walked then Hudson's lon g bla st to cenler!ield was dropped as tw~ more runs scored. Coach Jim Sprague's Bobcats took a 1·0 lead in the fir st ARLINGTON, Tex. (UPI) Reggie Jackson and Oakland A's owner. Chades 0. Finley may not always 'i"e eye to eye. but after the season..qpening performance by Jackson, Finley ecst<ltically exclaimed, "he can play barefooted for all I care." Jackson, th e American League and World Series most valuable player in 1973, got off to a terrific start Thursday . ni ght. The world champions powered to a 1-2 debut under Alvin Dark at the expense of the Texas Rangers and 1973 fa nned seven a nd walked four. · Thursday evening. Mon tgomery and his relie~er. The defending league Hesson, Issued two wa lks and champion Vikings t<lllied five fanned 14 Bobcats. runs in the first inning and Line Score: were never headed. SW is now H. Tr11ce 020 020 0-4. 5 1 1-1 overall and 1-1 in league K. Creek 100 800 x- 9 6 2 play. Montgomery I LP J Hesson • Ri ~,k Crouse ana.. Terry 141 and Shaffer. Hudson (WP ) Car ter led the ' Highlanders and Wise. with two hi ts apiece . Burcham Ump ires - Homer Smith and Pine each had two safeties an~ George Nesselro11d. for the Vikings. The Highla nd ers will battle Hannan, W. Va ., this evening on lhe Rio Grande College fie ld. playing the last 14 holes in a Linescore: steady rain tha t suspended SV 500 130 2- ll-8-1 play for 69 fT! inutes during the sw 000 110 2- 4-6-5 afternoon. . . · , Batteries - (SVJ _:_ Myers, Thompson and Babe Hiskey Miller (4) & Pine. (SW) played their rounds in the rain Cartef & Crouse. after Mason Rudolph and Bob Charles finished with 65s before !he rain began. Thompson had four birdies and no bogeys, but was awfully NBA Standings lucky on the 403-yard 17th hole. B y Uniled Press Internationa l He pulled-hooked his drive on • Eastern Conferenc e Playoff s Best four-out -nf !iP.Y IH, No. 17. The ball landed orr a w. l. Cap;1a1 2 1carl-path, bouneed across a New York ) 2 bridge and rolled out into the 2 1 fairway . "That 's the best Bosron Buffa lo 12 break of. my golfing career, " Wes-tern Conference Playoff s Be st four -out-o f -seven said Thompson. w,. Despite the rain , a gallery of DeJro;t 1 1 13,301 watched play on the Chicago 7,021-yard par 71 Sedge!ield Milwaukee 3 I 13 Country Club Course. Los Ange les Twenty-eight golfers were Thur sday 's results left on the C()urse when pla y Milwa u kee 112 Los An geles '90 (only game sc h edu led ) finally was stopped at 6:35p.m. EDT . They were scheduled to F·riday's games Boston at Buffa lo finish early today. (O n~y gam e schedu l ed) The field will be narrowed to the low 70s and lies after American Basketball Ass n By United Pres s lnternationtil today 's second round . inning on a wa1k to Terry Lucas, a wild pitch and single to center by Ben Arnett. Coach Tum Be lvi lle 's Wildcats look the lead in the ' Rain mars golf play GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) - The arrival of a three· week overdue baby may cause the $220,000 Greater Greensboro Open to lose one it,s leaders at any moment. Leonard Thompson and his ":ife, Lesley , are expecting their second child . And Leonard vowed -Thursday that he would go to. his wife in Lumberton, N.C., as soon as he hears she's goi ng into labor. "She's three weeks overdue · right now," Thompson said. "I'm ·teaving if she delivers unless I'm· leading going into the final rou'nd." The 27-year old Wake Forest product was one of four players who fashioned six-under-par 65s in Thursday's opening round. He did it the hard way, nemesis Jim Bibby. The A's ri ght fielder merely had a four-for-five night against Bibby and his successors ~ home run , two doubles and a single as well . as slealing a base . Oddly, the solo homer gave Jackson his only RBI , but his first double ignited a four-run Outburst in th_e ·second inning that really was all Jim "Catfish" Hunter needed to get credit for the victory . Hunter tired and gave way to Hollie Fingers in the eighth after successive singles by Jim Lakers defeated 112-90 During just ttll-ee quarters of · INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) - The offense collapsed, the play, Jabbar hit 12 for 18 and defense withered and Los seven free throws for 3l'points Angeles Lakers Coach Bill · and grabbed 18 rebounds , while Sharman summed it all up Dandrige netted 12for · 15 and with: "We'll have to do some two free throws four 24. The Lakers .. started fast, soul searching now." pulling ahead 1~. But the The Lakers fell victim of an Bucks rallied · to 52-39 lead by awesome Milwaukee attack and smothering Bucks defense · balftime and near the end of Th d · ht If the third quarter the lead was UfS ay rug, \ • SU ering 8 stretched to 33 points. damaging 112-90 loss in the "The big difference was fourth game of their NBA Western Conference best-<>f· defense . We stopped their seven playoff'series. It waS the runniPg game and we had a only NBA game scheduled hand in their face all night," Th ursday mg}lt. · · Costello said. In tonight's The hand was ·strong enough only game, Boston plays at to hold Gail Goodrich to two Buffalo, leading in the series 2points, a career low. Goodrich 1. , ' Kareem Abdul-Jabbar in is the NBA's fifth best s~orere tandem with forwarJI Bob Dan- with 25.4 point average. '"l'Qe law of averages finally drige dominated the Lakers paid off for us. · Jle hadn't and all but crushed any chance of Los Angeles winning the beaten them here)ft a number of years," Costello added . semifinal series . . !..akers' center Elmore Smith "They did everything right led Los Angeles with 20 points and we did everything wrong," before he was ejected with 8:50 Sharman said. remaining after cursing an Only twice has a team down -~.a -s.I ,ll,ivi s on Playoffs official. 3-1 in a playoff, comeb~ek to L-est four -out -of se11en . w. t . win the series. Los Angeles did New Yo rk 21 it the last time in 1969 against Vi r ginia I 2 Phoenix. Milwaukee can wrap Kentuc k y ~ ~ up the Western Conference title Carol ina at home Sunday night. West Divi sion 'P taycffs Hit might have been the Best four -out -of-se ven w. t . worst game we played all year. San Antonio It's a shame the game was on Indiana na tiona! television," said Shar. Utah ~ ~ man·. San Diego Pro Standings Pro Standings N H L Statldings By Un i t ed Press I nternat ion al Boston Montreat NY Ran ge r s Toro nto • Buff a lo Detr oit w. 1. 1. pt s gt ga 51 16 9 Ill 339 205 .:1 -1 23 39 23 3-1 26 3 1 33 28 36 9 1.:1 16 12 10 97· 92 8<1 74 66 283 291 267 236 2.:1 3 signed with the pros. Paul White , Logan's · DQn "Afl those other young men Young and Waverly's Doug . mu·s t be qualified to do Tracy . something other than play Honorable Mention cer-· basketball," he said. tiflcates were awarded to Snyder's \ address was Arnie Chonko of Athens, 'fom preceded by lhe awardt Valentine of Gallipolis, Kenny ceremonies, wllh Bob Shamp Green of Ironton , Artie of Alhens High Scliool, DeStephen of Jackson, Jeff President of lhe SEOAL, • Campbell of Logan and Tony prescnllng lrophl.es and · . Swindler of Waverly . certificates lo lhe firsl learn Odie O'Donnell, secretary eonsisllng of Meigs' Dan of lhe SEOAL Sportswrllers Dodson, Gallipolis' Gil Price and Broad easIer s and . Jim Niday, Ironlon's Association, then presented David Rann, Logan's Jim John Shoemaker with the Pierce, Athens' Mark Mace best foul · shooting award, and Waverly's John followed by ~arl Jlimes, of Shoemaker. the Waverly Watebmao, who Trophies and rer tifi cates presented the outslandlog, were also presenled to the well-rounded athlele with the second team members Most Valuable Player Athens' Don Skinner' Award. Gallipolis; Mike Sickles: Bill Gray of WJEH, Jatkson's Mike McDonald and Gallipolis, . presented Blue Devil mentor Jim Osborne the Coach of the Year award, before Gallia Academy Principal James N. M. Davis awarded the SEOAL champion s~ ip trophy to coach Fregosi and Rich Billings and a Osborne and the entire Blue double by Dave Nelson that Devil squad. gav~ lhe crowd of 21,907 much The master of ceremonies to cheer about. was GAHS. Athletic Director Jackson and Finley were Ed Stewart, with Paul Kuhn, st<lnding together in the dress- Superintendent of the irig room afler the game when Gallipolis City . Schools , some /me brought up the subject presenting the welcome. of controversy. The invocation was giyen by "Anybody who gets two the Rev. Paul Hawks of the doubles, a home run and a Grace Methodist Church. single in the first game can r-..-.~--------... play barefooted for all r ·care, Finley said. Jackson described as "a bunch of bull " the stories of . Large variety ~~ quilted pur~es in assorted colOrs of friction ~tween hill) and pink . green, yellow. red and finley. navy. Also denim. "You guys just like to sell ' .. SPRING. PURSES 298 Second St. PomeroY, Ohio newspapers," he said. "Mr . heritage house Finley and I have a mutual respect. I'm not going to make a fool of him and he's not going to make a fool of me." 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R11ndy Hur1t and Paul MontSymmes Valley took adgomcry. · vantage of four Southwestern The fina l two Wild cat t11Jiies errors in the first inning and came in the sixth on an error a went on to defea t ·-s·outhwalk to Hun t, fielder\ c hoi~e wesler n's.Highlanders 11-4 in a and swgle by Swain. Southern Valley Athletic Hudson in ·going the distance Co nfe r ~nce ·baseball game ' .. wasn't the same as when he grew up in Can ton . "You have to enjoy who you are when you are where you are," he stated. th e Athens University, praised th e Southeastern Ohio Athletic · League, stating, " I enjpy the SEOAL. Arter kicking each· others brains out all year, you 'sit down and brea k . brea d ,together; and tell lies to each other.'' As for his retirement after 354 wih's and 245 losses and seve n Mid-American titles at OU, Snyder . said he gave up coac hing because, "My avocation was beginning to become my vocation, It wasn't as much fun as it u·sed to be, I was starting to work harder ." Besides baske tball, Snyder also stressed the scholastic side of college life, reminding that 220,000 high school senior basketball players will graduate this spring, yet fou r years later only 55 will be ,_ . ' ' 'II · r-·' 'I '( '' \ ~ . ... .' ., . \ ' I ,. .-c . . - '· ,/'_, ,- . ~ .. ' �. I ' . 6- The Doily Wentmel, MidtllepoJI-Pomeroy, 0 , Apoi) 5, 1974 • ' '. .. • i • .. " ~ l I ' • Senior Citizens not over the hill Beat ... Of the ' "". ' Jeanie Schneider, a semor at Meigs H1gh Sch"9l, was a contestant m the Miss Southern Oiuo Pageant, associated with the M1ss Amenca Pa geant, m Belp~ e Saturday rught Although Jean)e didn 't make 1! to the wmners circle, she thoqght ~e expenence was great and thoroughly enjoyed workmg With the other contestan ts and pageant offlcmls That's the attitude, Jeame '' \J\~ ~ " MRS MAE PEARSON will be observmg her 87th birthday on Fnday Mrs Pearson, hale and hearty, makes her home with a son , Ro] Pearson, Racme Route 2, where cards may be sent LIZA MINELU was certainly an improvement m openmg the annual Acailemy Awards presentations Tuesday mght. Too bad the pa ce of the program couldn't have kept up with the great op enmg With that delivery, Uza leaves no doubt that she's Judy 's daughter mosmc , third grade; Rhonda Kern , mosaic, fourth, Richard Furbee, water and parthenon, SIXth grade; Bnan Johnson, pastel, SIXth ; .Janet Middleswart, water , fifth , and Charlotte Picke ns, pastel , ftfth A(fi·ed Socinl Vole.~ REV. BOYLES Rev. Boyles ·is new pastor of Baptist church . . The Rev Marvm E Boyles , son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Boyles of Middleport, recently was appmnted pastor of the Hamilton Meadows Baplist Church, 2391 Rohr Road, m Columbus. , The Rev Mr Boyles was formerly a member of the Whitehall Baptist Church Yihere he served as deacon, br other.hood director and Sunday school teacher. Rev. Boyles graduated from Columbus Techmcal Inshlute and IS studymg through the Southern Baptist Semmary extensiOn program He w1ll also be a . teacher w1 th the Columbus Techmcal Inshtute as of July !. The Rev Mr. Boyles, his wtfe , Janet, and their four daughters reside at 680 • Collingwood Ave . Columbus Traveling to Columbus to be with the new pastor and his family were his parents, Mr and Mrs Boyles, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs Joe L1evmg and daughters, New Haven ; Mr and Mrs Charles Boyles, and daughter, Middleport, and the Rev . Boyles ' a un t and uncle, Mr and Mrs Robert Lewis, Sr POMEROY BOWLING LANES Mornmg Gill roes Apro l 2, 1974 ~ ~:!.~11 Sun oco P"t)ln~ Exce ls ior Od Co 120 Sunday School attendance on March 31 was 35, the offenng $19 58 Worship se r vtces were held at II a m w1th Charles D Woode and Jesse F McGrady, due to the Jllness of Rev Meece Mr McGrady, a lay speaker from the- Rockbndge U. M Church, Rt 2, Rockbndge, OhiO 43149 Atte~dance at thiS service was 24, the offermg $30 54, pledges $7 Thelma Henderson and her sister, Bertha Wnght of Zanesville, and Mr and Mrs. Charles D Woode, attended the Chester Hymn Smg, at Reedsville, U. M Church, Sahu day mght, March 30 Attendance was 41, from fiv e of the Clu s ter chur ches a nd two visiting churches Clara Follrod 1s steadily recovermg at her home here Lots of relahves and fnends have been calling on her and WIShtng her well Mrs Ella Yost, who had spent eight weeks here with Genevievr Guthn e, returned to her hom e at Suga1· Grove, OhJO Saturday w1th her two grandsons , Richard and Charles Yost. Mr and Mrs Clair Woode and Conm of Circlevill e, Ohw spent the weekend w1th the Wilham Carr fami ly, takmg care of meat, and on Saturday evemng, called at the Charles D Woode home before leavmg for their h'Ome at Circleville Mrs Ins Carr IS recovermg from her re cent. Illness, followm g surge1y a few weeks ago Easter Sunnse Services will be held at' the church here at 6 30, with breakfast to foll ow m the church basement Sunday SchOO] Will be at the USUal hour, 10 45 with an egg-hun t to follow on the church lawn At II am , a short prayer and praise service will be held, with Charles D Woode, lay-leader. PAT ROBSON CAPTURED f1rst place honors in a hair stylmg contest held by the Meigs High School Cosmetology Department Tuesday ru ghi _Peggy Cooper served as the model for Miss Robson while Mane Wiles served as model for second place wmn er, Sherry Holt A NICE GESTURE by several of the members of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soronty towards the Preceptor Chapter of the soronty. SO~E OF THE OHIO Eta Phi members have volunteered ID help work at the "Silver Slipper Saloon" on April 20 in order to give their soronty siSters a helpin' hand. Members of the Preceptor Chapter are gomg to be mighty busy that evenmg opera tmg their saloon so the help IS really going to he welcomed Janet Ptckens is takmg names of the Ohio Eta Phi group volunteermg to help durmg the evemng so if you are going to help and Janet doesn 't have your name, do let her know INCIDENTALLY, VERIFICATION has come through that Karen Gnff1th, Pomeroy, the first wQJJlan selected to take part m the OhiO Stale Marchmg · Band, w1U be appearmg with her trumpet m the miru-musical to be staged three tunes at the saloon on April 20 Karen will be playmg that Clyde McCoy favonte from way back when, "Sugar Blues". JOI NING THE BIG BEND MIIIStrel Cast for the Inlm· musical also will be Gerald Powell nd daughter, Mila, domg a tango. Gerald IS a former dance instruc or and he and Mila have become regulars with the minstrel group. ~~o-1 1 will not be the LAST tango m Pomeroy NEW PASTORAL F~LY - The Rev Dan L Ayers of the Dayton area ha s he n ed new pastor ut the Chester Church of God Above ar e Rev ['llr Ayers and h1s wife and son Fairview News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr and M1 s Danny Sayre of Columbus visited Wednesda y w1 th Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre Paul Sa y1e of Columbus spent the weekend at hts farm Mr and Mrs Chester Durst of N1les spent Sunday with M1 and Mrs Russell Roush, M1 and Mrs Herbert Roush, Mr and Mrs Dm sa Parsons and called on Mr and MJS Roger Roush Mrs Gary Mrller of Bellville accomp am ed M1 ss Wild a Lawson to her home Sund ay and w1ll spend a week w1th her pare nts, M1 anti M1s Charles Lawson Other gu ests of the wolfpen Notes Lo ng Botto _~ Mrs Har old G;ll ogly of Albany and Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey of Albany were Sund,Jy VISilO! S of Mt dlld Mrs Lmcoln Russell Mr an d Mrs Robert Russell and Mr. and Mrs Stephen Ha ggy and Stepheme were POMEROY NATIONAL BANK President Edison Hobstetter IS more than pleased with the receptiOn given the new Auto-Bank on East Second The new facility opened only on Wednesday and on Saturday, 100 patrons used the Auto-Bank. An anonymous supporter sent Edison and the Auto Bank 's two employes, Lera Jones and Joan Wolfe, smgle roses to mark the opemng of the facility Social Ill Note~ Misses Mar y Ellen And1;ew an d Mar} Ann Boch , Corapbhs, Pa spent the week end willl U1e former's parents Mr a nd Mrs I..,rws ons were Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson dnd C J , Mr and Mrs Edward Lawson and baby, M1 an d M1 s Bill Parson s~ nd sons M1 .md M1 ~ Robert Lawson and fami ly Mrs Mallie BJ'aden of Ripley and Mr and Mrs Harold Braden of Middleport we1e Sunday gues ts of Mr and Mrs Butch W1lson and fami ly Mr and Mrs Herbert Sa yre re turned home Tuesday fr om a vaca twn m Pmcllas Pa1 k, Fl3 , 0\here they >~sited Mr and Mrs Don Payne and at Wmter Park "he1e they visited M1 and Mt s Charles Ranghe1scn , the former Judy Sham of AnliqUJ ty Mr Sayre attended base ball game s <~hJi e 1n Flolldd Mr and Mt s Bnce Sayre and baby of Jackson and Mr and Mrs Dav id Sa yre of Anhqu1 ty visited the Sayres' ove1 the weekc ncL_ M1 ss Tra cy No1n s was returned to he1 home Saturda} from Holze r Medical Center whcr c she wa s d pneumonw ' HEARING PROBLEM? 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At the PTA busmess t;neeting, Loren Stephens of the Westside Church of Christ will give the devotwns Officers for • Along wit h the new malt on on ~ Social PTA cr eat1ons 1n ha~r styling are the harr fashmns of the past., which have not Seeds . Bird Seeds . OYster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers • lime · Cement & Mortar . Stock Salt · Water Softener · Remedies- Salt· 1Litters. Vaccine . Roofing · Paints . Red Brand Fencing · Bal•t and Binder 'Twine · Sprays · Gates. • • • ' .,••• •• Mul~rry Ave. 992-2115 • Best Glassware Prices Of All Kinds TRU:TEST ' PROPANE FUEL PHONE 742-3191 Stewart's Gun Shop ·sUGAR RUN MILLS •I' GIFTS Selection RUTLAND MAIN ST. Pom1roy SEAT CUSHIONED WITH FOAM RUBBER • ONE-PIECE lAMINATED FOFIK • TWO FIOPE DUCTILE IFION HORN BOLTEO THROUGH THE FORK • 3" CANTLE • FULL DOUBLE "ON THE TREE" RIGGING • FUL· LV FLOFIAL EMBOSSED • TWO TONE B~OWN ANTIOUE FINISH • 2 BELL BOT TOM STIRRUPS • BLEVINS STIRRUP 14.1-oz . 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JUS! bt'f fl rt' Ill l fl1 · Glenn Jewell , Robert J ewell, Mr s Roy Bctzmg , Iha\ \lllh the proper ptlrrrJrn g tt)u\t,di h ,tf tt t AncJI Burbndge, Ph illip l\lr "' Ht ll u 1g ~ ~~\ t dc\,o twns POLLY'SPROBLEM Gues t demonstJ a tor for the d Ztdea s \\Ill b] cloll\ fr IJ!ll i\f}I ti Bu r brid ge , Charl es 1(1 ~' ] Hil l ht. tmt.:\Jflg ustng a t o Septem!Ju ctrHI ,HI\ t:-,c d DEAR POLLY I brought two leis from Hawaii One was of o pemn~ meetmg \ \ Ill be Mr:; Oberh olzer , Chester Fox, Ou r Ld ~ l e r orchids and the other of gardemas They are drymg and I an1 · Robert Thompson \dlO \\1 11 cunsu l t1ng \\!Ill d nuisl't\ll1cill rn u hl.tii 1Hl Danny and Billy Burbndge and .1ru l p .t~ t'l \1t s sure I ha ve heard of recipe for makmg sachet bags or f1lhn g prese nt d progr<1r11 on hm - so that the pi,Hll"i \\ 1ll bl 11or n a t f till! Gerald Donohu e f \. tl lilt l H1 O\\ rt Jlli' S I<.ied _ \\ IUI apothecary' jars w1th these but cannot remember what goes with ll cu ltu re h ous ep l ~1 nts dnd <llffeTen t tqnt•s uf tht H'dl Others presentmg gifts ID the llWIIliJ~ I S ,HlS\H'rlllg rn!l ea\l !\1r :-; Bl.tt•ttncll sp11ke of l ht• them I do hope so me rea ders can help me preserve these annua ls bnde-e le ct were Alpha ,qth .1 ... hrub tht'' ''ould be fllllnei nus \ c~r tt~tJe:-, tmludHl).! The Regat i,:J flov.er siHm \\ci S Douglas , Sarah Nelson, Lola treasured memon es - JENNIE \\!ll 111g lu .., h,llt discussed along " Jth the dSSlst- pul kad oUul uru• s th o~ t \\ tl[( h Clark, V1rguua Gibson, Hazel \ dl'""' 1 t 1 11\tr:-, t \~ '. ts se 1 ved DE AR PoLLY My Pet Peeve IS Wilh the {Ilakers' of qUJck ance to be gtven b\ mem bers uf ell t' \\ tu tc dll(\, h.n l ,I Jll ll pit Stanley, Mae Dixon, Nancy l ngt• dnd tllose >I ht{ h .tl t h drymg clothes m 11 h1ch they put cotton elasuc It takes the elast" the club I he re!-:JOildi meetmg Vance, Alice Stanley, Esta so long lodr} tha t the delicate fabncs m some garm ents cou ld be Apnl 27 .rt McA rthur ""' Sl! lpt'd Ill ,u]dlt! Orl It llH • Dean, Mildred""Welch, Lester llUIJl ei OtiS sOlid< 1![1!1 ~ St\1 d ~o Howell , Shirley Stanley, rumed fr om the heat - TONIA DEAR POLLY - Tell Pal her little (llrl will never lose he r :··· -. • ' ,·, ,.., O:•X• ,.: ... , .. -.:·.•:--"..:·.·:· :.•.,:.•.: •• :.• :-• :·· ~ sp okL• uf ti lt' dlfft•t l nt silt~ u! •••.• • • • v. •• • • • . • -, • ••. Mildred Lee and Amanda, lhl' p l, I!II S dlld bl1 IIIIl S drld mittens 1f she would crochet a ya rn cham that goes from one . Shirley Dereberger, Nada millen to th e other Make 11 long enough to pull up through one ll il ll'd th,1 1 ~lllll,dllli.'S <.clll bt. Townsend , Alice Welch, coa t sleeve, across a nd down th e other sleeve I did tht s and m} sCC \11 cd \\ lnth g r u\\ onh 18 Debbie Black, Paulme Atkins, Sold ier ", " Joy Cometh m the Ruby Halliday , Mtldred two girls never lost their mtttens again - MRS C E C ~: ~ . · tnche s ll l).!h Stu• said ~OIIH' DEAR POLLY - Do tell Pat who buys several Idenucal ,• Mornmg" by the women 's Gilhlan , Shirley Si mpso n, Jan pldn ts tc1k1 tht' s un" hil t 11th\ 1" pa1rs of mi ttens to have a matchmg pa ir when mittens are lost chorus, and " Reto!ce , Jl.etmce" Lee , Mr ahd Mrs Kenny Mr and Mrs John Me1 r, that shoe strm gs are much cheaper She can sew each end of a by the chmr Wya nt, Mr and Mrs John Sebnn g·, and Mr s Es th er The chmr IS composed of Metcalf, Clarice Morse, Sharon long stnn g to the ba ck of the wnst of a 11llllen so the stnng goes Mrs Ka thy Erwm, Sharon Johnson, Redemah Blevms, across the back of the child 's neck Then the coat 1s put on By Edgar and grandson, Adan1, l)(I N,\ ll .S lliiOI\ Wilson , Mrs Beulah Roush, Dess1 e Bormg, Hazel Sprague, takmg off mittens and then the coat they can be lift 1q the sleeves Columbus, o,yere Wednesda) l\l rs Mlid rt•cl Lt '\\1 ~ Kt 11 !J.~ . ; and Thursda; huuscguesls of p l CSL' f\l ('c\ .t b1 111k l)f ]II)( !1 \ Cathy Baker , ChnstJ Hess, and the Middleport Umtcd so they are always wi th the coa t No more lost mittens Mr and Mrs Osby Martm LEONA Martha McNeal, Mary Boggs, Pentecostal Church \~hllh s he h.t s o~utllnr Ld l11 tilt Mrs an d Mrs 's ob GJtmm c;, tl hr~ ( oun 1\ Dr si! Ht I I IH .11 ' DEAR POLLY - When our heat IS turned down or rooms arc Mr s Flo Grue se r, Mrs Beatnce Stewart, Mrs W'%**...«&.:·:·~::~::~:::·::~ ':: :·=:~~ chilly for any reason , sheets can feel damp and clammy when and famJi v, Columbus ,tnd M1 · JJU('~If thl' IJU\!k IS \ 1\,1\lliJu ,\ one goes to bed but a hair dryer ca n double as a very efficient hed ctnd Mrs Russe ll Gnmm dnd lrl ~h il iiHI Dorothy Roa ch, Trud] Roach, \ n.tll\ 1 pf warmer If one does not have an electric blanket. When read; to famil y of St Cl,rll s\llle spent Middleport. ~ ~~ s 1\uJ rs llll Mrs Clyda Allensworth Mrs 11r retire , stuff a pi llow between the two sheets to form a pocket-like U1e V~cck cnd he re VISill ng M1 \\l fe of fott lll'' ( ,.d!HH,Jl t.1n Glaze , Mrs Lena McKmley, and Mrs Bert Gnmm and arrangement Place your dr]er on the bed, set on "Hot," msert ldlllCS Ke 11 I he book r t fit t. Is Mrs Shirley Bumgardner , Don the hose m the pocket between the sheets In a few mmutes other relat ives Erwm, George Glaze, Earl her li fe .tnd ftLili H!." uf 1 Rova l Cro wn Mr and Mrs Mike Hammer C' \Cf~ILI\ O<tllllt'll \. l ~ Ill tt remove the dryer and the pillow Stand by while warmmg the McKinle y and Lawren ce · a nd daug hte r, Kimberl y, '1tie Ket 1 s nm' r estdt 1r1 bed You'll fmd Jt will stay warm for a surpnsmgly long tune Stewart Bott l1 na co mP2"Y Co lumbus, were Sa turd ay Del\ ton MADGE FRIDAY Mtcld iPoor t DEAR POLLY - There were several marks that had been guests of Mr and Mrs Bo b RETUR N J ONATHA N Me1gs Chapter , Daughters of made with a mag1c marker on one of my pamteq walls When the Hoefli ch and Jayne Lee Mrs Patrick Lochary, the th e Am en can Revolutwn, 2 entire wall was repamted the marks reappeared when 11 was dry Rev and Mrs. Harold R I went over the spots several tunes but they contmued to appe31 p m Fn da y at the home of Deeth, Mr and Mrs Harry S Mrs Th ereon John son when the pamt dned I was usmg a latex pamt Fmally I tried the 1974-75 year w1 ll be elected Moore, Mrs Theodore Reed, Pt ogram, "India n Culture of covermg the marks with a thin coat of colorless nail polish, let 11 and mstalled and the delegates Sou~hea s te rn Oh1o" by Lan l dry and then pamted over with one coat of pamt and that was the Jr , Mrs Oscar Roedel, Mrs and alternates to the Meigs Wolfe <1h o will di spl dy a end of the marks Hope this saves a headache for some other Kenne th Amsbary, and Mrs James Titus returned today County Council of Parents and ·ollec twn of Ind ian artifacts reader - EUNICE from Salt Fork State Park Teachers will be named MARY SHRINE 37, Wh1te Lodge near Ca mbndge where • Shnne of J erusa lem, IR · they attended the Dwcese of stall~ t10n of offi ce rs, 7 30 p m - Southern Ohio Episcopa l at IOOF Hall BuSi ness COSHOCTO N - Pre-Civil VIllage Other dresses from Ch urchwomen's Conference. meeting at ha ll at 4 p m BAKE SALE m fr ont of war gowns and fabrege-type ea rly 1800's are designed m a Kroger Store m Pomeroy, 4 30 jell eled eggs 11 1ll be diSplayed va n ety of styles and m fabri cs m hi stone Rosecoc VIllage such as cotton and taffeta A recordmg of "The Story of to 9 p m sponsored by sem or when "An Eas ter from the The jewefea egg coll ection of the Cr oss " by Hennetta E class a t Eastern H1gh School Past" comes to hfe Mrs H R Wenl)cr Carey, will Frat•en was presented by Mrs CHESHIR E Ar ea Mid ge t The dr esses , fr om the also be sho11n m the VIsitor Dwight Zav1tz a t a meetmg of Football Rummage Sale, 9 a co lle ctiOn of th e John son Center Mr s Wenner uses th e the Midleport Literary Club m to,5 p m at the F1y Bldg, 95 Humnckh ouse Muse um m Fabrege tec hmque of held Wednesday at the home of Middlepor t Coshocton, w11l be displayed m decoratmg eggs '"th unpm ted Sixtee n Meigs co unty Mrs Roqney Dowmng VAR IETY SHOW, 7 30 p m th e VIs itor Ce nter on rhmestones braids, pea rls and students at RID Grande College Mrs Walter Waddell read by studen ts of Portland Grade Wlutewoman Stree t m Roscoe m1matures She displayed her have been named to the dean's the IntroductiOn to the taped FREE ••• Village , Easlet weekend eggs m the 1973 !pvilatJOnal honor roll or the dea n's ment program narrated by Mrs Sc hool m school aud1tonum Included m the coll ec ti on IS a Egg Sh o <~ at Gatlinburg, roll for the fi rst quarter WHITE SHRINE of Zav1lz w1th the mus1c played Jeru sa lem Fnday a t IOOF hall satm and lace ball gown worn Tcn n , and IS scheduled to On the honor roll , which by Loren Keitel The readmg m Pomeroy Installa tiOn b] a member of the J ohnson presen t an exhibit m Phillip- reqUires a student must earn at was set to classiCal musiC and SOLID-STATE fam1 ly, for whu.:h th e mu se LUn sburg, N J . and agam m least a 3 5 average, were ceremony presented the story of the RJ;:VIVAL at First Southern 1s named The same fam ily Washmgton , D C, later m the Conme Gilkey , La ngs vill e, cnic tftxwn and resurrectiOn of Baptist Chapel , Mulberry Ave , ow ned property m Roscoe season Her valuable collec!Jon George Arnott and Jy l Beaver, Chris t. Pomeroy, now m pr ogress of jeweled eggs w1ll be on Middleport , Nancy Thompson , Mrs Emerson Jones through Sunday , 7-30 mghtly display at the VJsJtor Center Pomeroy, Jan Noms, Ra clllie presided at the meetmg atThe Rev James K Bradfield from Fnday, Apnl 12, through Named to the merit roll te nded by 12 members who will be guest speaker Brother SATURDAY 1 ' Sunday, Apn 21 which reqUires between 3 0 and' answered roll call by nammg a Fred Hill, pastor , extends an BAKE SALE at Kroger Store exh1b1t created by a 3 5 average, were Patty Another great woman behind a great lnvJtatwn to the pub he to at- w Pomeroy, 9 30 a m Bee Richard showmg the man y Mays , Ewmgton; Teresa man Mrs. Dowmng served The MALABAR tend Hom emade chickens , Eas ter thmgs that can be done With Casc1, Twili Clatworthy, John candy. E4037M • REVIVAL at Syr acuse bunn y baskets Sponsored by eg gs w11lmclude 11 va rret1es of D Gerard of Middlepor t, Early Americ an thurch of the Nazarene now'" Rose Garden Club at Tuppers decorated eggs and will be Glenda s Lawson, Mmersstyling Genum o Mapl e ve nee rs on p1ogJess through Sunday, 7 3~ Plams displayed m the VIsitor Center VIlle, Cody Boothe, Rebecca top and base Tlta n mghtly. The Rev R D Brown', ":JAKE SALE Saturda ll at Apnl 6 through Aprtl 15 Card, Le land Norman , JOOV Cha ssis Po we r Sen try Vo ltage Wilkesville, IS the evangelist Gaul's Groce ry , Chester , 9 30 A demonstratiOn on egg Mannda Youn g, all of Reg ulat o r Solid· The Rev Brown will be ac- a m to 3 p m. sponsored by decoratmg and woodcraft w1ll Pomeroy ; Jamce Deem , Joan , Stat e Supor Gold Video Guafd CLUll MEETS compamed by his wife who F1 ve Pomt Star Sti tchers be pre~ented from 1-3 p m Manuel, Racme Tuning System Early American At Tuesday mght's meebng assists m the smgmg 'l'he Vanety of homemade IleiTis Easter Sunday In th e VIsitor styled pedestal stand 1n 100~ of the New Me Club, Mrs. Ruth public IS mv1ted to attend FINAL SIGN-UP for Center DemonstratiOns done matchmg Maple Putman was crow ned queen SUNDAY by Mrs Harry Worstec , SOLID· STATE color BUJidmg across the hall from REVIVAL AT Zion Church of Syra cuse-Miners ville pony 1 show mg a lost of 4 n pounds Bnnkhaven, wil l mclude lrer CHASSIS Welcomed Into membershi p of Chnst on Rt 143 Sunday lea gue at 10 a m at Mumc1pal newly created woodcraft usmg Captam Nye 's Sweet Shop HURRYt Pr1zes w1ll be gtven 1n boys, Buildmg the group were Glona Decker through Fnday 7·30 mghtly walnut burls to make ta bles, BAKE SALE begmnmg at 9 lamps, boo k ends, sculptures, girls and adult ca tegon es for LIMITED and Jean Shields. A p1g was John Webs\fjr, evange list The first, second and thlf(l place, Rev Ric Momson Is the a m at Jones Boys sponsored given to the member gammg plaques, and many 'other mthe most Games were played pastor Special smgmg The by Women 's Mi ss ionary terestmg creatiOns She w1ll th rough the co urtesy of the Soc iety of the Mt Hermon U B explam th e steps she goes Roscoe Villa ge Merch an ts and pnzes awarded at the public IS JRVJted An Easter Sunday Sunn se SATURDAY Church A vanety of through m workmg w1th the meeting hosted by Mrs PutBAKE SALE at Racme Food homemade baked goods w1ll be burls , to create useful Jlems to Service m the Garden Court man Membership m the Will highlight the celebrdlJOn of orgamzatton ts open and tn· Market begmmng a t 10 a m available · be used m the home or as gifts DANCE from 8 to 12 p m at an "Easter from the Past " m OPEN FRI & SAT N IGHTS formatiOn may be obta ined sponsored by Rdcme Firemen · Harn sonv1lle Grade School Burls are the odd shaped krots hi s tone Rosc oe VIlla ge, 992 -2635 M IDDLEPORT from Ruth Putman, 667r3396 or Auxiliary. sponsored by semor CJlJZeps or deformatiOns found when located on State Routes 16 and Marleen Putman, 37~371 CHESHIRE Area Midget Mu SIC by H11lt oppers Ad- the tree has been damaged or 36 near Coshoc ton , Ohw Football rummage sale , 9 a m miSSIOn 50 cents. Everyone where an msect has made a nest and causes a bump or krot to 5 p m , Fry Bldg , Mid· welcome on the tree trunk or limbs The dlep ort decorated eggs and walnut MONDAY SIGN-UP for Syracuse- bur Is will be shown at the •• VIs itor Cen ter through a MmersvJlle pee wee league , display Easler weekend, With lfi"OO..O..O..c::;;><:;o..::::><:><:>p. S; r ac use E le menta r y, 6 30 demonstratiOns Easter Sunday p m All mterested boys urged VACUFLO only lo attend . Install m home. boat, .or A children's display of eggs EASTERN Athleti c trar ler tn one day created by- youngsters who FOREMAN & ABBOTT Boosters, 7.30 at high school. enter the Roscoe Village Egg POMEROY PTA Science PH 992 5321 Middleport Fair, 7 30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Decorating Contest wi ll also be EV121 shown a~ the VIllage Artworks Elementary School over the Easter weekend The theme of the contes t is "Or1gmahty m Design" and all • Plus ta:.es and fr e1gh t where ~ p p lo c ab le age groups are Invited to Sli gh tl y htg her m Ca nada participate Entnes w1 ll be Hereford Brand Saddle No. 1329-1 judged on ongm ahty and ' For ' dom 11 a ll •n one-ladd ie lh 1.5 fully floral N o 24990 Brtdlfl F1lltng Warm unagmat10n used In des1gn mg • embossed · Jwo tone Brown An t1que for11sh ed Brown 1\nuque fln1shed s1l'lgle p ly th'e creatiOn Only real eggs beauty 1s "MJY out m fro n t of all the rest Smart Strap leather shaped~ar head stall rtyhn g fo r today s horseman Tex Tan's fam ous wllh S/8 'teardtop -c hee ks doubled may be used m the con test and FOR EASJ'ER & MOTHER'S DA "rtdabtllty", With a foam rubber cus ~u oned ~at and stitched crown and %" th roat eggs must be left at the 'Village qu dted under dark Bro wn full gram lea the r and latc h M<1tch1ng rems are 5/8 • x 6ft a full double 'o n the- tree ' ll gg lng wtt b solid Chtcago scraws at 91l btt en<:b N1c.kel Artworks no later than 12 noon Brass dees, w dl make th•s out sta.nd tng saddle a pl ated hardware T$-16 50 Ea Apnl 6 to be Judged. The \ IB\Ioute wtth r1ders everywhere For stiowtng . ' No 23990 Breast St rap Doubled perlormance horses ropmg, cutting tra 1n1ng or Village Artworks IS located an d stitched Strap Leather , emboswd )USt ' (!l dtn the rsnijt!' the LA A EOO 1s a to p ms1de the Wilham Roscoe on a Ll!af destgn ant:! fonlshed m Two sa~le for a tOP horseman • < tone Brown Anltque tapers fr om RAWHIDE COVER EO "ROPER"TREE • 151\ Nice 1 718 a t cen ter rmg to 1 ~ Smgle Hamng, Lenna Obe rholzer, Sharon Haning, Evelyn Allen, Wilda Hanmg, Iva Dalton, Delores Donohue, Myrtts Stanley, Flora Donohue, Cheryl Hanlhg, Janelle Maue, Lor ame Burbndge , Ethel Clark, Jean Norris and daughters, Helen ' Oberholzer, Glona Riggs , Stella Atlnns, Mtldred Alkire, Brenda Neutzling, Carol Gheen, Julia Gheen , Mr s Charle s Ellis, Hope Harper , DJana Clay , Deliah Darst, ~ary Hamng, Betty Wyant, Valerie Pnest, Louise A cantata, "Th1s Is ·th e Kmg " , will be presented by the Middleport Church of Chnst choir at the Easter sunn se serviCe at 6 a m Directed by Mrs Mi chael Gerlach, the narrator for the presentatiOn will be John Reece Mrs Chester Erwm IS the orgamst Selectwns mclude "This JS the King", "0, SaviOur, Kmd and Dear" by the entire ch o1r ; "The Unanswer ed Prayer '' featurmg Mrs George Glaze as solmst , "The Trial" b> the men's chorus who also smgs a por tiOn of "Balud of a Roman SI'FA KING OF achr eved new annoUIH.e<.l Easter cantata set Henry Block has 17 reasons why )UU should come to us for incOme tax help. N. W. ·COMPTON. 0. - o~ THE " I 1hmk It's extremely Im· . portant for physiCians to help their older patients to understand that many of these myths are simply that," he said Butler said the evidence of numer OUS studies !'clearly pomts to a contmumg physical capac1ty and sexual desire throughout hfe, even mto the advan ced 80s " 1f older men lose mterest }" sex or become Impotent, he said It could be caused by boredom , fatigue , overeatmg, excess ive dnnkmg , medical or psych1atnc disabilities or fear of fai lure Butler sa1d women m good health experience little biOlogiCal sexual Impairment as they age but they too can be affected by, boredom and fatigue, alcohol and excessive use of drugs " It's very Important for. general physicians to remmd the older person the kmds of thmgs that can be done to prevent Impotence / ' he satd €HATEAtl BeAUTY SALON ·BOYS OR GIRLt CALL 992-2156 News Notes PAGEVILLE - A bridal shower honormg Miss Unda Burbndge, bnde-elect of Gerald D. Donohue, was held recently at the Pagevllle Town Hall. Blue and · while streamers and weddmg 'beUs decorated the hall Games were ~laye d and refreshments were served Attending were Dons Fox, Theresa Hayes, Phyllis Clay, Cora Je"iell, Sharon Jewell, Ora Carsey, Barbara Haning, Dena Raymond, V1rgm1a Hollon, Ann Hollon, Clara Reporter's view: Xenia disaster NEWSPAPER CARRIER Diles Hearing Aid Center Laurel Cliff ...... ' By Bertha Parker ·Sabbath School attendan ce at the Free Methodist Church March 31 was 101 Offenng from all serv ices and mcludin g styles from wh1ch to bulidmg fund was $267 Chmr choose She need not ha ve members present wa~ 20 her ha1r done lik e her Attendance a t prea c ~1ng ne1ghbor ' s unless she so serv ices was 125 des1res Mrs Pearl Jacobs has been returned home from Veteran s Let us 91\le your ha1r Memonal Hospital beauty and d1stmct1on with Mrs Mildred Frank IS a one of t he many new ha.r medical pahent at Veterans sty les By United Press International Memonal Hospital Rich Heiland, the City hall reporter fo~ the Xenia Gazette, was Mr Gerald Pullins became asSigned to write the story of the tornado which hit thiS City Ill m church Sunday evemng Wednesday everung, clauming at least 35 hves. and was taken to Holzer "I don 't know what words to use to descnbe it," said Heiland. Medical Center by pnvate car. He lives m the Arrowhead Housmg development, the hardest Mrs Wm Jacobs , Columbus, hit of the city. 214 E. SECUNu ~I spent the week end with her , POMEROY, OHIO The twister, about 300 yards wide, tore through the city. parents Mr and Mrs Pearl ,_......,w.~RJ E 992.Z606 Heiland's wife, SIX-week-(Jld son and five-year-(J]d daughter Jacobs were m their home when the tornado struck. "The house was nearly demolished," Heiland said. "There's no • reason my family should be alive, but they are "The tornado looked like a piece of the sky had dropped out," he said "Timber, dead birds and soot were flymg about I've got to go back and write a story about II, but I don't know what words to use to descnbe It.". The town was swarmmg with about 2,500 Ohio National Guardsmen ordered in to help with medical assislanfe, commWlications, police and secllnty work and cleanup duties. Guardsmen walked around m pairs The twister tore bricks from buildings and threw them onto cars m the downtown area. A large tree was uprooted on the lawn of a church m the Reason 14. We're human, and once downtown section in a great while we make a mistake. Alleys were. covered With glass from wmdows of businesses But if our error means you must pay and autos. additional tax, you pay only the tax. Telephone communication was wiped out and the phone comWe pay any interest or penalty. pany tried to establish some kind of communicatiOn system, We stand behind our work, · while takmg as many mcommg calls from concerned relatives as they could handle. Jill Stahlmgs, 29, another resident of the Arrowhead development saw the funnel commg and tned to get help from her husband at work. "Please c_ome and save us," she cn ed over the phone, clutchmg her son and daughter close to her Diana lvey, 28, heard the wmd blow before ber house shook. "I grabbed my little boy Keith off the couch and the wmd broke through the wall," she said. "It picked us up and lifted us about $en feet out of the house "I was lrymg to look for something to hold onto agamst the wall," she srud, "but II picked us up and the next thmg I knew I was sh1eldmg Keith between our house and the next door neighTHI! tNCOitll! TAX ~@Of'LI! bors. '' Some residents volunteered to do rescue work in the Arrow' head sectton. They hesitated about using heavy machinery for fear of str1kmg mjured people. · Many were resigned to wait until daybreak to resume operPh. 992-3795 Open 9 ttl5 Mon ttiru Sat. ations. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY palient Mr s Robe rt Har t and G & J Au1 o Par ts JIB weekend vtsttm s of Mt and ~~~~f~~~fo';(Yo n st Mrs Dona ld Russell of Akron FI ancJs Andi'ew and the Lai'I'y children, Bnce and Beth Ann, \'ISJled Sunda y (I fle lfloo rt wtth Spencer 's Mar<et 88 M dM F kS Colli ns family H1gh lnd Ga m e - Carol yn r an rs ran ar ve r . Mt a nd M1 s Rt chard her parents , M1 and Mt s Teaford 174, Vlc<v G• llll an 167 JBohndm e a nd M Eddhie of Bonng, Reedsvill e, VISited Gerald Hayman Mr and Mrs H i gh Se r 1e s ~ M a r l ene n ge m a n , I C 1g an , t I th M d M Wilson 46 3, Jan Jenk 1ns 46 1 tu d h Sal d fte r ece n t v wt r· an rs red Hayman and family of . Team Hig h Game - _Gibbs r e rn e orne ur ay a r FranciS Andrew Wester vill e spen t Fnday G r-fi:~v ~~gh se r1 es - Newell spendmg a week with her Leona Hensley has returned evemn g 0\J lh the Haymqns and Sunoco "" parents, Mr and Mrs Howa rd home from Veterans Memon al Mrs Glona Wlutla ch and Thoma and some lime with his Hospi tal Den c of Athens and Mrs parents 1n VJrgJma , Ern es tm e Hayman lia s Mindy Davis and Aaron of I Mr and Mrs. Doyle Knapp re tur ned home fr om La n- PomeroY wct e re cent vtsllOJs' i were Tuesday visitors of Mrs cas ter . af lcJ vJstltn g her of the Haymans Lena Kna pp and Mr and tytrs da ug hters for d few days Mr and Mrs Don Gnmm of Ha<ley Paule; al L<m gsvJile Dav id Smi th, Mgnett<t'• WdS Belpre VISIted Iylr and Mrs Today's Alamanac visJlmg the Dave Sm1th family LesteJ Roush Sunday. Mrs By United Press International M,u y P1e1ce has moved tn Lilli an Duffy of S;racuse spent Today is Fnday, April 5, the the Larry Cur!Js prope1 ty a recen t· Sunday w1th the '• 95th day of 1974 with 270 to Howard l.arkms, Por tland, Roushes 'Thorough te,sting, a nd Don na Bogard we 1e M1s Ah ce Balser return ed to follow. The moon IS moving followed by ' ap vJ sJti,ng Mr and M1s Fred the home of her daughter, Mr s from Its first quarter to full. propriate medical or \ Larkms Jac k Ables Mon'day aft er The IT<Ornmg stars are Merclin ica I referra I. Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman VJSJ tmg WIth Mr and Mrs cury, Venus and J.up1ter . The '11 OR OLDER and fami ly, Westervt lle, 0 and Lawrence Balser at Tuppers evening stars are Saturn and ' Full line of the' latest Mars Those born on this date BE A Mr and Mrs Tom Groeneveld, Plam&for a week. , electrontc hearing ate under the sign of Aries Columbus, were ove rn ight Sunday gues ts of Mr. and aids. American Negro educator guests of Mr and M1 s J oe Mrs ' Arn old Hupp and sons Booker T Washmgton was Bissell. we i e Mr and Mrs Tom Rental plan or budget April 5, 1856. born • Mr . an d Mrs David Smtlh Manuel and children and Max terms. :' On this day in history: and DeeDee spent a week-end Man uel Sr . In 1614, Pocahontas, " wi th Mr and Mrs Tom Dra ke, Mr and Mrs Austm Wolfe of Twenty-five years of of Indian Chief daughter We need a earner in Reynold sburg, 0 , Sy1acuse were Sunday dmner experience. Powhatan, was married to Reedsville and one tn " Mr and Mr! Dorset Larkms guests of Mrs. Eula Wolfe and Wr11e for ~nfOrmahan or call English colomst John Rolfe in were VJSI trng Mr and Mrs Aaron Tuppers Plains . for an appomtment VIr~tma VIrgil Wam sley, Cheshire Joe Bissell, Mason, W Va were v1st!mg Mr and Mrs I , Hank Holter • Mr and ,Mrs Walter Carsey, Alvers•de Profess1on•l I ' OPTOM ETRIS'L I Athens and Mr and Mrs Erme • Bldg., 444 Wost U"'on St., QFF ICE HOURS 9· 30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 ( CLOSB (Tel. S92-6UI) . Newl un attended the Grand Ole AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT ST .. 1 Opr y. a t Na s hv ille , Tenn ..,__:.__ AIIIt.._.s_,_OII_Io_4$-7-01-..;. i · POMEROY. ' . ., 1.-=~:..----'"''--.~--.J ' rece ntly ·. f ' I :Ji By AL ROSSITER Jr. UPI Science Editor CHICAGO ( UP I) - Old people can have an active sex hfe mto their 80s and a Washm gton psychiatriSt says It's time to dispel the myths and jOkes saymg people go "over the q1ll " m their 60s "Our 11 hole cultural sensiiiVl ly toward s old people should be chan ged such that we're not nd1culing or laughIng or makmg jOkes about se xual activity or any other actiVIty that older people may en gage m," Dr Robert N Buller sa1d Wednesday at' an Amen can Medical AssociatiOn Conference on the agmg He sa1d there are man} scnous myth s about the sexuality of the elderly and these contnbute to m1 sa ppr ehensiOn, fear and uneasmess am ong older people and their fam1hes "There's the 'fadmg fast' myth wh1ch holds that anybody over 45 1s on a sexual decline, n Butler scud m an mterv1ew "Then there's the 'over the hill' myth which declares the decline has reached Its nadir am! sexuali ty Js over This IS usually pegged as occurnng somewhere between 60 and 65 "Then, of course , there 's the 'fragility' myth which presents the belief that sexual activity some way might be dangerous either 1n terms of heart attacks or broken bones or somethmg of that sort Pomeroy gardeners plan meet POLLY'S Shower·honors Miss. Burbidge ' • • • 'I BLUE RIBBON WINNERS m the cultural arts contest at Portland Elementary and the type of work done by each student and their grade respectively are,l-r, Bruce Johnson, 7- The DRily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aprii5, 1974 j', \ ,. 1 .J • . .! •• 1: ,. ' ,/ .i I ' ., \ ' ' ' I I \ .I ' . ,I • �. I ' . 6- The Doily Wentmel, MidtllepoJI-Pomeroy, 0 , Apoi) 5, 1974 • ' '. .. • i • .. " ~ l I ' • Senior Citizens not over the hill Beat ... Of the ' "". ' Jeanie Schneider, a semor at Meigs H1gh Sch"9l, was a contestant m the Miss Southern Oiuo Pageant, associated with the M1ss Amenca Pa geant, m Belp~ e Saturday rught Although Jean)e didn 't make 1! to the wmners circle, she thoqght ~e expenence was great and thoroughly enjoyed workmg With the other contestan ts and pageant offlcmls That's the attitude, Jeame '' \J\~ ~ " MRS MAE PEARSON will be observmg her 87th birthday on Fnday Mrs Pearson, hale and hearty, makes her home with a son , Ro] Pearson, Racme Route 2, where cards may be sent LIZA MINELU was certainly an improvement m openmg the annual Acailemy Awards presentations Tuesday mght. Too bad the pa ce of the program couldn't have kept up with the great op enmg With that delivery, Uza leaves no doubt that she's Judy 's daughter mosmc , third grade; Rhonda Kern , mosaic, fourth, Richard Furbee, water and parthenon, SIXth grade; Bnan Johnson, pastel, SIXth ; .Janet Middleswart, water , fifth , and Charlotte Picke ns, pastel , ftfth A(fi·ed Socinl Vole.~ REV. BOYLES Rev. Boyles ·is new pastor of Baptist church . . The Rev Marvm E Boyles , son of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Boyles of Middleport, recently was appmnted pastor of the Hamilton Meadows Baplist Church, 2391 Rohr Road, m Columbus. , The Rev Mr Boyles was formerly a member of the Whitehall Baptist Church Yihere he served as deacon, br other.hood director and Sunday school teacher. Rev. Boyles graduated from Columbus Techmcal Inshlute and IS studymg through the Southern Baptist Semmary extensiOn program He w1ll also be a . teacher w1 th the Columbus Techmcal Inshtute as of July !. The Rev Mr. Boyles, his wtfe , Janet, and their four daughters reside at 680 • Collingwood Ave . Columbus Traveling to Columbus to be with the new pastor and his family were his parents, Mr and Mrs Boyles, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs Joe L1evmg and daughters, New Haven ; Mr and Mrs Charles Boyles, and daughter, Middleport, and the Rev . Boyles ' a un t and uncle, Mr and Mrs Robert Lewis, Sr POMEROY BOWLING LANES Mornmg Gill roes Apro l 2, 1974 ~ ~:!.~11 Sun oco P"t)ln~ Exce ls ior Od Co 120 Sunday School attendance on March 31 was 35, the offenng $19 58 Worship se r vtces were held at II a m w1th Charles D Woode and Jesse F McGrady, due to the Jllness of Rev Meece Mr McGrady, a lay speaker from the- Rockbndge U. M Church, Rt 2, Rockbndge, OhiO 43149 Atte~dance at thiS service was 24, the offermg $30 54, pledges $7 Thelma Henderson and her sister, Bertha Wnght of Zanesville, and Mr and Mrs. Charles D Woode, attended the Chester Hymn Smg, at Reedsville, U. M Church, Sahu day mght, March 30 Attendance was 41, from fiv e of the Clu s ter chur ches a nd two visiting churches Clara Follrod 1s steadily recovermg at her home here Lots of relahves and fnends have been calling on her and WIShtng her well Mrs Ella Yost, who had spent eight weeks here with Genevievr Guthn e, returned to her hom e at Suga1· Grove, OhJO Saturday w1th her two grandsons , Richard and Charles Yost. Mr and Mrs Clair Woode and Conm of Circlevill e, Ohw spent the weekend w1th the Wilham Carr fami ly, takmg care of meat, and on Saturday evemng, called at the Charles D Woode home before leavmg for their h'Ome at Circleville Mrs Ins Carr IS recovermg from her re cent. Illness, followm g surge1y a few weeks ago Easter Sunnse Services will be held at' the church here at 6 30, with breakfast to foll ow m the church basement Sunday SchOO] Will be at the USUal hour, 10 45 with an egg-hun t to follow on the church lawn At II am , a short prayer and praise service will be held, with Charles D Woode, lay-leader. PAT ROBSON CAPTURED f1rst place honors in a hair stylmg contest held by the Meigs High School Cosmetology Department Tuesday ru ghi _Peggy Cooper served as the model for Miss Robson while Mane Wiles served as model for second place wmn er, Sherry Holt A NICE GESTURE by several of the members of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Soronty towards the Preceptor Chapter of the soronty. SO~E OF THE OHIO Eta Phi members have volunteered ID help work at the "Silver Slipper Saloon" on April 20 in order to give their soronty siSters a helpin' hand. Members of the Preceptor Chapter are gomg to be mighty busy that evenmg opera tmg their saloon so the help IS really going to he welcomed Janet Ptckens is takmg names of the Ohio Eta Phi group volunteermg to help durmg the evemng so if you are going to help and Janet doesn 't have your name, do let her know INCIDENTALLY, VERIFICATION has come through that Karen Gnff1th, Pomeroy, the first wQJJlan selected to take part m the OhiO Stale Marchmg · Band, w1U be appearmg with her trumpet m the miru-musical to be staged three tunes at the saloon on April 20 Karen will be playmg that Clyde McCoy favonte from way back when, "Sugar Blues". JOI NING THE BIG BEND MIIIStrel Cast for the Inlm· musical also will be Gerald Powell nd daughter, Mila, domg a tango. Gerald IS a former dance instruc or and he and Mila have become regulars with the minstrel group. ~~o-1 1 will not be the LAST tango m Pomeroy NEW PASTORAL F~LY - The Rev Dan L Ayers of the Dayton area ha s he n ed new pastor ut the Chester Church of God Above ar e Rev ['llr Ayers and h1s wife and son Fairview News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr and M1 s Danny Sayre of Columbus visited Wednesda y w1 th Mr and Mrs Herbert Sayre Paul Sa y1e of Columbus spent the weekend at hts farm Mr and Mrs Chester Durst of N1les spent Sunday with M1 and Mrs Russell Roush, M1 and Mrs Herbert Roush, Mr and Mrs Dm sa Parsons and called on Mr and MJS Roger Roush Mrs Gary Mrller of Bellville accomp am ed M1 ss Wild a Lawson to her home Sund ay and w1ll spend a week w1th her pare nts, M1 anti M1s Charles Lawson Other gu ests of the wolfpen Notes Lo ng Botto _~ Mrs Har old G;ll ogly of Albany and Mr and Mrs Clinton Gilkey of Albany were Sund,Jy VISilO! S of Mt dlld Mrs Lmcoln Russell Mr an d Mrs Robert Russell and Mr. and Mrs Stephen Ha ggy and Stepheme were POMEROY NATIONAL BANK President Edison Hobstetter IS more than pleased with the receptiOn given the new Auto-Bank on East Second The new facility opened only on Wednesday and on Saturday, 100 patrons used the Auto-Bank. An anonymous supporter sent Edison and the Auto Bank 's two employes, Lera Jones and Joan Wolfe, smgle roses to mark the opemng of the facility Social Ill Note~ Misses Mar y Ellen And1;ew an d Mar} Ann Boch , Corapbhs, Pa spent the week end willl U1e former's parents Mr a nd Mrs I..,rws ons were Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson dnd C J , Mr and Mrs Edward Lawson and baby, M1 an d M1 s Bill Parson s~ nd sons M1 .md M1 ~ Robert Lawson and fami ly Mrs Mallie BJ'aden of Ripley and Mr and Mrs Harold Braden of Middleport we1e Sunday gues ts of Mr and Mrs Butch W1lson and fami ly Mr and Mrs Herbert Sa yre re turned home Tuesday fr om a vaca twn m Pmcllas Pa1 k, Fl3 , 0\here they >~sited Mr and Mrs Don Payne and at Wmter Park "he1e they visited M1 and Mt s Charles Ranghe1scn , the former Judy Sham of AnliqUJ ty Mr Sayre attended base ball game s <~hJi e 1n Flolldd Mr and Mt s Bnce Sayre and baby of Jackson and Mr and Mrs Dav id Sa yre of Anhqu1 ty visited the Sayres' ove1 the weekc ncL_ M1 ss Tra cy No1n s was returned to he1 home Saturda} from Holze r Medical Center whcr c she wa s d pneumonw ' HEARING PROBLEM? Call your local -ialisl: KAY drsappeared. but s1mply I" I j I '. '' • ' ' \." var~a t1 ons women of • the past , when ha 1r stylmg was " 1usf beg1nn1ng , and dec1s1ons were few because styles were few, the mod ern woma n of today has numerous and vaned Unlike ! SPECIAL SAT.- 6th . .· • HOME BAKED OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES 2 dozen $1.00 POMEROY PASTRY ., •.............. ... , : ·····~ ' • 992-2804 I Village plar;s Easter has meeting 16 earn honors at Rio Grande Get this $42 value matching pedestal-base with casters when you buy this 197.4 7111rH (ll~lllOMAtOllO.Ill J.![ decorator compact for ' ~~~~5 499 95 Ingels Furniture BEIIUTY. S29S.OO • ' I I 1 .... ,' LIVE FLOWERS PERMANENT FLOWERS ' • HALF-QUARTS miD '' .FOR SERVICE SEE OUR SERVICE MAN DAVE : ~ : . Pomeroy . . . :-: :\\ Personal Notes HEADQUARTERS ' ..............• E~ HI .. ~ ~ Seecl and Milling • 125 MECHANIC ST.. . POMEROY, 0. "FOR NEW SALES" J!HONE: E. M. BLAKE, JR. 992-5404 OR J, T. 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POINTERS literary club I FRI.- 5th liikO II" sh,rdc fJt>S.l!D lrJmIIW'r~ \H rr ~"en by the li Calendar i A science air will be held Monday n ht at the Pomeroy Elementa School tn conJUD C~on 1th a meetmg of the Pomeroy PTA Mrs Mary Hysell and Mrs Nonga Roberts are cochall'women of the science fair which is sponsored by the PTA Judgmg the entries will . be Mrs Wilson Carpe nter, first grade teacher at the Pomeroy Elementary School, Mrs Bert Gnmm, retired Letart Falls teacher; and Maunce Loll, retired science teacher of the Southern Local School District Entries are to be placed 1n the a uditorium at 1 p m , Monday with the judgmg to begin at 2 30 p m All Judgmg w1U be completed and nbbons placed · priOr to the evemng v1ewm g by parents and fnends. At the PTA busmess t;neeting, Loren Stephens of the Westside Church of Christ will give the devotwns Officers for • Along wit h the new malt on on ~ Social PTA cr eat1ons 1n ha~r styling are the harr fashmns of the past., which have not Seeds . Bird Seeds . OYster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers • lime · Cement & Mortar . Stock Salt · Water Softener · Remedies- Salt· 1Litters. Vaccine . Roofing · Paints . Red Brand Fencing · Bal•t and Binder 'Twine · Sprays · Gates. • • • ' .,••• •• Mul~rry Ave. 992-2115 • Best Glassware Prices Of All Kinds TRU:TEST ' PROPANE FUEL PHONE 742-3191 Stewart's Gun Shop ·sUGAR RUN MILLS •I' GIFTS Selection RUTLAND MAIN ST. Pom1roy SEAT CUSHIONED WITH FOAM RUBBER • ONE-PIECE lAMINATED FOFIK • TWO FIOPE DUCTILE IFION HORN BOLTEO THROUGH THE FORK • 3" CANTLE • FULL DOUBLE "ON THE TREE" RIGGING • FUL· LV FLOFIAL EMBOSSED • TWO TONE B~OWN ANTIOUE FINISH • 2 BELL BOT TOM STIRRUPS • BLEVINS STIRRUP 14.1-oz . Can 7/8 ~<1r9ware rog su aps • Ntekel -pl ated $16 60 El LEATHER BUCKLES • FULLY EQUIPPED ~ 89~ ~..":!; BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE COME IK TODAY! y MODERN SU PPL I 399 W. Mam St.l 992 2164 Pomeroy, 0 . THE STORE WITH " ALL KINDS OF ST UFF" - FOR PETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMA LS LAWN S AND GARD ENS. ., Chester, of 985-3301 ply I, . ' .. . by • DAll~ SENTINEL \ Hair c~ncllnfm An open mce tmg Mr1y 6 c~t Burbndge, Lmda Donohue, Grace Eptscopa) Pa rish House the ~ ltde contest '.\ ciS g1ven Mary Thompson , Kenda 11 as pl an ned when th e Fm the· pr ug1 arn M1 s rred prt~~t ,•m lt·.ulcr \\ll n sa 1d the\ DonohUe, Denm s Donohue , Pomeroy Ga rden Clu b me t Bld c tttwr used ,\11 About 1 11 1 ill' tr lt,lllll'f(' du t 1n g Ruby D1ehl , Jimm y Hanmg, By Polly Cramer Moncta y mght at the home of Azlt leas ,1s hN topu. Stw Sd td h ]Ot iiJIIII J.! JUS! bt'f fl rt' Ill l fl1 · Glenn Jewell , Robert J ewell, Mr s Roy Bctzmg , Iha\ \lllh the proper ptlrrrJrn g tt)u\t,di h ,tf tt t AncJI Burbndge, Ph illip l\lr "' Ht ll u 1g ~ ~~\ t dc\,o twns POLLY'SPROBLEM Gues t demonstJ a tor for the d Ztdea s \\Ill b] cloll\ fr IJ!ll i\f}I ti Bu r brid ge , Charl es 1(1 ~' ] Hil l ht. tmt.:\Jflg ustng a t o Septem!Ju ctrHI ,HI\ t:-,c d DEAR POLLY I brought two leis from Hawaii One was of o pemn~ meetmg \ \ Ill be Mr:; Oberh olzer , Chester Fox, Ou r Ld ~ l e r orchids and the other of gardemas They are drymg and I an1 · Robert Thompson \dlO \\1 11 cunsu l t1ng \\!Ill d nuisl't\ll1cill rn u hl.tii 1Hl Danny and Billy Burbndge and .1ru l p .t~ t'l \1t s sure I ha ve heard of recipe for makmg sachet bags or f1lhn g prese nt d progr<1r11 on hm - so that the pi,Hll"i \\ 1ll bl 11or n a t f till! Gerald Donohu e f \. tl lilt l H1 O\\ rt Jlli' S I<.ied _ \\ IUI apothecary' jars w1th these but cannot remember what goes with ll cu ltu re h ous ep l ~1 nts dnd <llffeTen t tqnt•s uf tht H'dl Others presentmg gifts ID the llWIIliJ~ I S ,HlS\H'rlllg rn!l ea\l !\1r :-; Bl.tt•ttncll sp11ke of l ht• them I do hope so me rea ders can help me preserve these annua ls bnde-e le ct were Alpha ,qth .1 ... hrub tht'' ''ould be fllllnei nus \ c~r tt~tJe:-, tmludHl).! The Regat i,:J flov.er siHm \\ci S Douglas , Sarah Nelson, Lola treasured memon es - JENNIE \\!ll 111g lu .., h,llt discussed along " Jth the dSSlst- pul kad oUul uru• s th o~ t \\ tl[( h Clark, V1rguua Gibson, Hazel \ dl'""' 1 t 1 11\tr:-, t \~ '. ts se 1 ved DE AR PoLLY My Pet Peeve IS Wilh the {Ilakers' of qUJck ance to be gtven b\ mem bers uf ell t' \\ tu tc dll(\, h.n l ,I Jll ll pit Stanley, Mae Dixon, Nancy l ngt• dnd tllose >I ht{ h .tl t h drymg clothes m 11 h1ch they put cotton elasuc It takes the elast" the club I he re!-:JOildi meetmg Vance, Alice Stanley, Esta so long lodr} tha t the delicate fabncs m some garm ents cou ld be Apnl 27 .rt McA rthur ""' Sl! lpt'd Ill ,u]dlt! Orl It llH • Dean, Mildred""Welch, Lester llUIJl ei OtiS sOlid< 1![1!1 ~ St\1 d ~o Howell , Shirley Stanley, rumed fr om the heat - TONIA DEAR POLLY - Tell Pal her little (llrl will never lose he r :··· -. • ' ,·, ,.., O:•X• ,.: ... , .. -.:·.•:--"..:·.·:· :.•.,:.•.: •• :.• :-• :·· ~ sp okL• uf ti lt' dlfft•t l nt silt~ u! •••.• • • • v. •• • • • . • -, • ••. Mildred Lee and Amanda, lhl' p l, I!II S dlld bl1 IIIIl S drld mittens 1f she would crochet a ya rn cham that goes from one . Shirley Dereberger, Nada millen to th e other Make 11 long enough to pull up through one ll il ll'd th,1 1 ~lllll,dllli.'S <.clll bt. Townsend , Alice Welch, coa t sleeve, across a nd down th e other sleeve I did tht s and m} sCC \11 cd \\ lnth g r u\\ onh 18 Debbie Black, Paulme Atkins, Sold ier ", " Joy Cometh m the Ruby Halliday , Mtldred two girls never lost their mtttens again - MRS C E C ~: ~ . · tnche s ll l).!h Stu• said ~OIIH' DEAR POLLY - Do tell Pat who buys several Idenucal ,• Mornmg" by the women 's Gilhlan , Shirley Si mpso n, Jan pldn ts tc1k1 tht' s un" hil t 11th\ 1" pa1rs of mi ttens to have a matchmg pa ir when mittens are lost chorus, and " Reto!ce , Jl.etmce" Lee , Mr ahd Mrs Kenny Mr and Mrs John Me1 r, that shoe strm gs are much cheaper She can sew each end of a by the chmr Wya nt, Mr and Mrs John Sebnn g·, and Mr s Es th er The chmr IS composed of Metcalf, Clarice Morse, Sharon long stnn g to the ba ck of the wnst of a 11llllen so the stnng goes Mrs Ka thy Erwm, Sharon Johnson, Redemah Blevms, across the back of the child 's neck Then the coat 1s put on By Edgar and grandson, Adan1, l)(I N,\ ll .S lliiOI\ Wilson , Mrs Beulah Roush, Dess1 e Bormg, Hazel Sprague, takmg off mittens and then the coat they can be lift 1q the sleeves Columbus, o,yere Wednesda) l\l rs Mlid rt•cl Lt '\\1 ~ Kt 11 !J.~ . ; and Thursda; huuscguesls of p l CSL' f\l ('c\ .t b1 111k l)f ]II)( !1 \ Cathy Baker , ChnstJ Hess, and the Middleport Umtcd so they are always wi th the coa t No more lost mittens Mr and Mrs Osby Martm LEONA Martha McNeal, Mary Boggs, Pentecostal Church \~hllh s he h.t s o~utllnr Ld l11 tilt Mrs an d Mrs 's ob GJtmm c;, tl hr~ ( oun 1\ Dr si! Ht I I IH .11 ' DEAR POLLY - When our heat IS turned down or rooms arc Mr s Flo Grue se r, Mrs Beatnce Stewart, Mrs W'%**...«&.:·:·~::~::~:::·::~ ':: :·=:~~ chilly for any reason , sheets can feel damp and clammy when and famJi v, Columbus ,tnd M1 · JJU('~If thl' IJU\!k IS \ 1\,1\lliJu ,\ one goes to bed but a hair dryer ca n double as a very efficient hed ctnd Mrs Russe ll Gnmm dnd lrl ~h il iiHI Dorothy Roa ch, Trud] Roach, \ n.tll\ 1 pf warmer If one does not have an electric blanket. When read; to famil y of St Cl,rll s\llle spent Middleport. ~ ~~ s 1\uJ rs llll Mrs Clyda Allensworth Mrs 11r retire , stuff a pi llow between the two sheets to form a pocket-like U1e V~cck cnd he re VISill ng M1 \\l fe of fott lll'' ( ,.d!HH,Jl t.1n Glaze , Mrs Lena McKmley, and Mrs Bert Gnmm and arrangement Place your dr]er on the bed, set on "Hot," msert ldlllCS Ke 11 I he book r t fit t. Is Mrs Shirley Bumgardner , Don the hose m the pocket between the sheets In a few mmutes other relat ives Erwm, George Glaze, Earl her li fe .tnd ftLili H!." uf 1 Rova l Cro wn Mr and Mrs Mike Hammer C' \Cf~ILI\ O<tllllt'll \. l ~ Ill tt remove the dryer and the pillow Stand by while warmmg the McKinle y and Lawren ce · a nd daug hte r, Kimberl y, '1tie Ket 1 s nm' r estdt 1r1 bed You'll fmd Jt will stay warm for a surpnsmgly long tune Stewart Bott l1 na co mP2"Y Co lumbus, were Sa turd ay Del\ ton MADGE FRIDAY Mtcld iPoor t DEAR POLLY - There were several marks that had been guests of Mr and Mrs Bo b RETUR N J ONATHA N Me1gs Chapter , Daughters of made with a mag1c marker on one of my pamteq walls When the Hoefli ch and Jayne Lee Mrs Patrick Lochary, the th e Am en can Revolutwn, 2 entire wall was repamted the marks reappeared when 11 was dry Rev and Mrs. Harold R I went over the spots several tunes but they contmued to appe31 p m Fn da y at the home of Deeth, Mr and Mrs Harry S Mrs Th ereon John son when the pamt dned I was usmg a latex pamt Fmally I tried the 1974-75 year w1 ll be elected Moore, Mrs Theodore Reed, Pt ogram, "India n Culture of covermg the marks with a thin coat of colorless nail polish, let 11 and mstalled and the delegates Sou~hea s te rn Oh1o" by Lan l dry and then pamted over with one coat of pamt and that was the Jr , Mrs Oscar Roedel, Mrs and alternates to the Meigs Wolfe <1h o will di spl dy a end of the marks Hope this saves a headache for some other Kenne th Amsbary, and Mrs James Titus returned today County Council of Parents and ·ollec twn of Ind ian artifacts reader - EUNICE from Salt Fork State Park Teachers will be named MARY SHRINE 37, Wh1te Lodge near Ca mbndge where • Shnne of J erusa lem, IR · they attended the Dwcese of stall~ t10n of offi ce rs, 7 30 p m - Southern Ohio Episcopa l at IOOF Hall BuSi ness COSHOCTO N - Pre-Civil VIllage Other dresses from Ch urchwomen's Conference. meeting at ha ll at 4 p m BAKE SALE m fr ont of war gowns and fabrege-type ea rly 1800's are designed m a Kroger Store m Pomeroy, 4 30 jell eled eggs 11 1ll be diSplayed va n ety of styles and m fabri cs m hi stone Rosecoc VIllage such as cotton and taffeta A recordmg of "The Story of to 9 p m sponsored by sem or when "An Eas ter from the The jewefea egg coll ection of the Cr oss " by Hennetta E class a t Eastern H1gh School Past" comes to hfe Mrs H R Wenl)cr Carey, will Frat•en was presented by Mrs CHESHIR E Ar ea Mid ge t The dr esses , fr om the also be sho11n m the VIsitor Dwight Zav1tz a t a meetmg of Football Rummage Sale, 9 a co lle ctiOn of th e John son Center Mr s Wenner uses th e the Midleport Literary Club m to,5 p m at the F1y Bldg, 95 Humnckh ouse Muse um m Fabrege tec hmque of held Wednesday at the home of Middlepor t Coshocton, w11l be displayed m decoratmg eggs '"th unpm ted Sixtee n Meigs co unty Mrs Roqney Dowmng VAR IETY SHOW, 7 30 p m th e VIs itor Ce nter on rhmestones braids, pea rls and students at RID Grande College Mrs Walter Waddell read by studen ts of Portland Grade Wlutewoman Stree t m Roscoe m1matures She displayed her have been named to the dean's the IntroductiOn to the taped FREE ••• Village , Easlet weekend eggs m the 1973 !pvilatJOnal honor roll or the dea n's ment program narrated by Mrs Sc hool m school aud1tonum Included m the coll ec ti on IS a Egg Sh o <~ at Gatlinburg, roll for the fi rst quarter WHITE SHRINE of Zav1lz w1th the mus1c played Jeru sa lem Fnday a t IOOF hall satm and lace ball gown worn Tcn n , and IS scheduled to On the honor roll , which by Loren Keitel The readmg m Pomeroy Installa tiOn b] a member of the J ohnson presen t an exhibit m Phillip- reqUires a student must earn at was set to classiCal musiC and SOLID-STATE fam1 ly, for whu.:h th e mu se LUn sburg, N J . and agam m least a 3 5 average, were ceremony presented the story of the RJ;:VIVAL at First Southern 1s named The same fam ily Washmgton , D C, later m the Conme Gilkey , La ngs vill e, cnic tftxwn and resurrectiOn of Baptist Chapel , Mulberry Ave , ow ned property m Roscoe season Her valuable collec!Jon George Arnott and Jy l Beaver, Chris t. Pomeroy, now m pr ogress of jeweled eggs w1ll be on Middleport , Nancy Thompson , Mrs Emerson Jones through Sunday , 7-30 mghtly display at the VJsJtor Center Pomeroy, Jan Noms, Ra clllie presided at the meetmg atThe Rev James K Bradfield from Fnday, Apnl 12, through Named to the merit roll te nded by 12 members who will be guest speaker Brother SATURDAY 1 ' Sunday, Apn 21 which reqUires between 3 0 and' answered roll call by nammg a Fred Hill, pastor , extends an BAKE SALE at Kroger Store exh1b1t created by a 3 5 average, were Patty Another great woman behind a great lnvJtatwn to the pub he to at- w Pomeroy, 9 30 a m Bee Richard showmg the man y Mays , Ewmgton; Teresa man Mrs. Dowmng served The MALABAR tend Hom emade chickens , Eas ter thmgs that can be done With Casc1, Twili Clatworthy, John candy. E4037M • REVIVAL at Syr acuse bunn y baskets Sponsored by eg gs w11lmclude 11 va rret1es of D Gerard of Middlepor t, Early Americ an thurch of the Nazarene now'" Rose Garden Club at Tuppers decorated eggs and will be Glenda s Lawson, Mmersstyling Genum o Mapl e ve nee rs on p1ogJess through Sunday, 7 3~ Plams displayed m the VIsitor Center VIlle, Cody Boothe, Rebecca top and base Tlta n mghtly. The Rev R D Brown', ":JAKE SALE Saturda ll at Apnl 6 through Aprtl 15 Card, Le land Norman , JOOV Cha ssis Po we r Sen try Vo ltage Wilkesville, IS the evangelist Gaul's Groce ry , Chester , 9 30 A demonstratiOn on egg Mannda Youn g, all of Reg ulat o r Solid· The Rev Brown will be ac- a m to 3 p m. sponsored by decoratmg and woodcraft w1ll Pomeroy ; Jamce Deem , Joan , Stat e Supor Gold Video Guafd CLUll MEETS compamed by his wife who F1 ve Pomt Star Sti tchers be pre~ented from 1-3 p m Manuel, Racme Tuning System Early American At Tuesday mght's meebng assists m the smgmg 'l'he Vanety of homemade IleiTis Easter Sunday In th e VIsitor styled pedestal stand 1n 100~ of the New Me Club, Mrs. Ruth public IS mv1ted to attend FINAL SIGN-UP for Center DemonstratiOns done matchmg Maple Putman was crow ned queen SUNDAY by Mrs Harry Worstec , SOLID· STATE color BUJidmg across the hall from REVIVAL AT Zion Church of Syra cuse-Miners ville pony 1 show mg a lost of 4 n pounds Bnnkhaven, wil l mclude lrer CHASSIS Welcomed Into membershi p of Chnst on Rt 143 Sunday lea gue at 10 a m at Mumc1pal newly created woodcraft usmg Captam Nye 's Sweet Shop HURRYt Pr1zes w1ll be gtven 1n boys, Buildmg the group were Glona Decker through Fnday 7·30 mghtly walnut burls to make ta bles, BAKE SALE begmnmg at 9 lamps, boo k ends, sculptures, girls and adult ca tegon es for LIMITED and Jean Shields. A p1g was John Webs\fjr, evange list The first, second and thlf(l place, Rev Ric Momson Is the a m at Jones Boys sponsored given to the member gammg plaques, and many 'other mthe most Games were played pastor Special smgmg The by Women 's Mi ss ionary terestmg creatiOns She w1ll th rough the co urtesy of the Soc iety of the Mt Hermon U B explam th e steps she goes Roscoe Villa ge Merch an ts and pnzes awarded at the public IS JRVJted An Easter Sunday Sunn se SATURDAY Church A vanety of through m workmg w1th the meeting hosted by Mrs PutBAKE SALE at Racme Food homemade baked goods w1ll be burls , to create useful Jlems to Service m the Garden Court man Membership m the Will highlight the celebrdlJOn of orgamzatton ts open and tn· Market begmmng a t 10 a m available · be used m the home or as gifts DANCE from 8 to 12 p m at an "Easter from the Past " m OPEN FRI & SAT N IGHTS formatiOn may be obta ined sponsored by Rdcme Firemen · Harn sonv1lle Grade School Burls are the odd shaped krots hi s tone Rosc oe VIlla ge, 992 -2635 M IDDLEPORT from Ruth Putman, 667r3396 or Auxiliary. sponsored by semor CJlJZeps or deformatiOns found when located on State Routes 16 and Marleen Putman, 37~371 CHESHIRE Area Midget Mu SIC by H11lt oppers Ad- the tree has been damaged or 36 near Coshoc ton , Ohw Football rummage sale , 9 a m miSSIOn 50 cents. Everyone where an msect has made a nest and causes a bump or krot to 5 p m , Fry Bldg , Mid· welcome on the tree trunk or limbs The dlep ort decorated eggs and walnut MONDAY SIGN-UP for Syracuse- bur Is will be shown at the •• VIs itor Cen ter through a MmersvJlle pee wee league , display Easler weekend, With lfi"OO..O..O..c::;;><:;o..::::><:><:>p. S; r ac use E le menta r y, 6 30 demonstratiOns Easter Sunday p m All mterested boys urged VACUFLO only lo attend . Install m home. boat, .or A children's display of eggs EASTERN Athleti c trar ler tn one day created by- youngsters who FOREMAN & ABBOTT Boosters, 7.30 at high school. enter the Roscoe Village Egg POMEROY PTA Science PH 992 5321 Middleport Fair, 7 30 p.m. at the Pomeroy Decorating Contest wi ll also be EV121 shown a~ the VIllage Artworks Elementary School over the Easter weekend The theme of the contes t is "Or1gmahty m Design" and all • Plus ta:.es and fr e1gh t where ~ p p lo c ab le age groups are Invited to Sli gh tl y htg her m Ca nada participate Entnes w1 ll be Hereford Brand Saddle No. 1329-1 judged on ongm ahty and ' For ' dom 11 a ll •n one-ladd ie lh 1.5 fully floral N o 24990 Brtdlfl F1lltng Warm unagmat10n used In des1gn mg • embossed · Jwo tone Brown An t1que for11sh ed Brown 1\nuque fln1shed s1l'lgle p ly th'e creatiOn Only real eggs beauty 1s "MJY out m fro n t of all the rest Smart Strap leather shaped~ar head stall rtyhn g fo r today s horseman Tex Tan's fam ous wllh S/8 'teardtop -c hee ks doubled may be used m the con test and FOR EASJ'ER & MOTHER'S DA "rtdabtllty", With a foam rubber cus ~u oned ~at and stitched crown and %" th roat eggs must be left at the 'Village qu dted under dark Bro wn full gram lea the r and latc h M<1tch1ng rems are 5/8 • x 6ft a full double 'o n the- tree ' ll gg lng wtt b solid Chtcago scraws at 91l btt en<:b N1c.kel Artworks no later than 12 noon Brass dees, w dl make th•s out sta.nd tng saddle a pl ated hardware T$-16 50 Ea Apnl 6 to be Judged. The \ IB\Ioute wtth r1ders everywhere For stiowtng . ' No 23990 Breast St rap Doubled perlormance horses ropmg, cutting tra 1n1ng or Village Artworks IS located an d stitched Strap Leather , emboswd )USt ' (!l dtn the rsnijt!' the LA A EOO 1s a to p ms1de the Wilham Roscoe on a Ll!af destgn ant:! fonlshed m Two sa~le for a tOP horseman • < tone Brown Anltque tapers fr om RAWHIDE COVER EO "ROPER"TREE • 151\ Nice 1 718 a t cen ter rmg to 1 ~ Smgle Hamng, Lenna Obe rholzer, Sharon Haning, Evelyn Allen, Wilda Hanmg, Iva Dalton, Delores Donohue, Myrtts Stanley, Flora Donohue, Cheryl Hanlhg, Janelle Maue, Lor ame Burbndge , Ethel Clark, Jean Norris and daughters, Helen ' Oberholzer, Glona Riggs , Stella Atlnns, Mtldred Alkire, Brenda Neutzling, Carol Gheen, Julia Gheen , Mr s Charle s Ellis, Hope Harper , DJana Clay , Deliah Darst, ~ary Hamng, Betty Wyant, Valerie Pnest, Louise A cantata, "Th1s Is ·th e Kmg " , will be presented by the Middleport Church of Chnst choir at the Easter sunn se serviCe at 6 a m Directed by Mrs Mi chael Gerlach, the narrator for the presentatiOn will be John Reece Mrs Chester Erwm IS the orgamst Selectwns mclude "This JS the King", "0, SaviOur, Kmd and Dear" by the entire ch o1r ; "The Unanswer ed Prayer '' featurmg Mrs George Glaze as solmst , "The Trial" b> the men's chorus who also smgs a por tiOn of "Balud of a Roman SI'FA KING OF achr eved new annoUIH.e<.l Easter cantata set Henry Block has 17 reasons why )UU should come to us for incOme tax help. N. W. ·COMPTON. 0. - o~ THE " I 1hmk It's extremely Im· . portant for physiCians to help their older patients to understand that many of these myths are simply that," he said Butler said the evidence of numer OUS studies !'clearly pomts to a contmumg physical capac1ty and sexual desire throughout hfe, even mto the advan ced 80s " 1f older men lose mterest }" sex or become Impotent, he said It could be caused by boredom , fatigue , overeatmg, excess ive dnnkmg , medical or psych1atnc disabilities or fear of fai lure Butler sa1d women m good health experience little biOlogiCal sexual Impairment as they age but they too can be affected by, boredom and fatigue, alcohol and excessive use of drugs " It's very Important for. general physicians to remmd the older person the kmds of thmgs that can be done to prevent Impotence / ' he satd €HATEAtl BeAUTY SALON ·BOYS OR GIRLt CALL 992-2156 News Notes PAGEVILLE - A bridal shower honormg Miss Unda Burbndge, bnde-elect of Gerald D. Donohue, was held recently at the Pagevllle Town Hall. Blue and · while streamers and weddmg 'beUs decorated the hall Games were ~laye d and refreshments were served Attending were Dons Fox, Theresa Hayes, Phyllis Clay, Cora Je"iell, Sharon Jewell, Ora Carsey, Barbara Haning, Dena Raymond, V1rgm1a Hollon, Ann Hollon, Clara Reporter's view: Xenia disaster NEWSPAPER CARRIER Diles Hearing Aid Center Laurel Cliff ...... ' By Bertha Parker ·Sabbath School attendan ce at the Free Methodist Church March 31 was 101 Offenng from all serv ices and mcludin g styles from wh1ch to bulidmg fund was $267 Chmr choose She need not ha ve members present wa~ 20 her ha1r done lik e her Attendance a t prea c ~1ng ne1ghbor ' s unless she so serv ices was 125 des1res Mrs Pearl Jacobs has been returned home from Veteran s Let us 91\le your ha1r Memonal Hospital beauty and d1stmct1on with Mrs Mildred Frank IS a one of t he many new ha.r medical pahent at Veterans sty les By United Press International Memonal Hospital Rich Heiland, the City hall reporter fo~ the Xenia Gazette, was Mr Gerald Pullins became asSigned to write the story of the tornado which hit thiS City Ill m church Sunday evemng Wednesday everung, clauming at least 35 hves. and was taken to Holzer "I don 't know what words to use to descnbe it," said Heiland. Medical Center by pnvate car. He lives m the Arrowhead Housmg development, the hardest Mrs Wm Jacobs , Columbus, hit of the city. 214 E. SECUNu ~I spent the week end with her , POMEROY, OHIO The twister, about 300 yards wide, tore through the city. parents Mr and Mrs Pearl ,_......,w.~RJ E 992.Z606 Heiland's wife, SIX-week-(Jld son and five-year-(J]d daughter Jacobs were m their home when the tornado struck. "The house was nearly demolished," Heiland said. "There's no • reason my family should be alive, but they are "The tornado looked like a piece of the sky had dropped out," he said "Timber, dead birds and soot were flymg about I've got to go back and write a story about II, but I don't know what words to use to descnbe It.". The town was swarmmg with about 2,500 Ohio National Guardsmen ordered in to help with medical assislanfe, commWlications, police and secllnty work and cleanup duties. Guardsmen walked around m pairs The twister tore bricks from buildings and threw them onto cars m the downtown area. A large tree was uprooted on the lawn of a church m the Reason 14. We're human, and once downtown section in a great while we make a mistake. Alleys were. covered With glass from wmdows of businesses But if our error means you must pay and autos. additional tax, you pay only the tax. Telephone communication was wiped out and the phone comWe pay any interest or penalty. pany tried to establish some kind of communicatiOn system, We stand behind our work, · while takmg as many mcommg calls from concerned relatives as they could handle. Jill Stahlmgs, 29, another resident of the Arrowhead development saw the funnel commg and tned to get help from her husband at work. "Please c_ome and save us," she cn ed over the phone, clutchmg her son and daughter close to her Diana lvey, 28, heard the wmd blow before ber house shook. "I grabbed my little boy Keith off the couch and the wmd broke through the wall," she said. "It picked us up and lifted us about $en feet out of the house "I was lrymg to look for something to hold onto agamst the wall," she srud, "but II picked us up and the next thmg I knew I was sh1eldmg Keith between our house and the next door neighTHI! tNCOitll! TAX ~@Of'LI! bors. '' Some residents volunteered to do rescue work in the Arrow' head sectton. They hesitated about using heavy machinery for fear of str1kmg mjured people. · Many were resigned to wait until daybreak to resume operPh. 992-3795 Open 9 ttl5 Mon ttiru Sat. ations. NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY palient Mr s Robe rt Har t and G & J Au1 o Par ts JIB weekend vtsttm s of Mt and ~~~~f~~~fo';(Yo n st Mrs Dona ld Russell of Akron FI ancJs Andi'ew and the Lai'I'y children, Bnce and Beth Ann, \'ISJled Sunda y (I fle lfloo rt wtth Spencer 's Mar<et 88 M dM F kS Colli ns family H1gh lnd Ga m e - Carol yn r an rs ran ar ve r . Mt a nd M1 s Rt chard her parents , M1 and Mt s Teaford 174, Vlc<v G• llll an 167 JBohndm e a nd M Eddhie of Bonng, Reedsvill e, VISited Gerald Hayman Mr and Mrs H i gh Se r 1e s ~ M a r l ene n ge m a n , I C 1g an , t I th M d M Wilson 46 3, Jan Jenk 1ns 46 1 tu d h Sal d fte r ece n t v wt r· an rs red Hayman and family of . Team Hig h Game - _Gibbs r e rn e orne ur ay a r FranciS Andrew Wester vill e spen t Fnday G r-fi:~v ~~gh se r1 es - Newell spendmg a week with her Leona Hensley has returned evemn g 0\J lh the Haymqns and Sunoco "" parents, Mr and Mrs Howa rd home from Veterans Memon al Mrs Glona Wlutla ch and Thoma and some lime with his Hospi tal Den c of Athens and Mrs parents 1n VJrgJma , Ern es tm e Hayman lia s Mindy Davis and Aaron of I Mr and Mrs. Doyle Knapp re tur ned home fr om La n- PomeroY wct e re cent vtsllOJs' i were Tuesday visitors of Mrs cas ter . af lcJ vJstltn g her of the Haymans Lena Kna pp and Mr and tytrs da ug hters for d few days Mr and Mrs Don Gnmm of Ha<ley Paule; al L<m gsvJile Dav id Smi th, Mgnett<t'• WdS Belpre VISIted Iylr and Mrs Today's Alamanac visJlmg the Dave Sm1th family LesteJ Roush Sunday. Mrs By United Press International M,u y P1e1ce has moved tn Lilli an Duffy of S;racuse spent Today is Fnday, April 5, the the Larry Cur!Js prope1 ty a recen t· Sunday w1th the '• 95th day of 1974 with 270 to Howard l.arkms, Por tland, Roushes 'Thorough te,sting, a nd Don na Bogard we 1e M1s Ah ce Balser return ed to follow. The moon IS moving followed by ' ap vJ sJti,ng Mr and M1s Fred the home of her daughter, Mr s from Its first quarter to full. propriate medical or \ Larkms Jac k Ables Mon'day aft er The IT<Ornmg stars are Merclin ica I referra I. Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman VJSJ tmg WIth Mr and Mrs cury, Venus and J.up1ter . The '11 OR OLDER and fami ly, Westervt lle, 0 and Lawrence Balser at Tuppers evening stars are Saturn and ' Full line of the' latest Mars Those born on this date BE A Mr and Mrs Tom Groeneveld, Plam&for a week. , electrontc hearing ate under the sign of Aries Columbus, were ove rn ight Sunday gues ts of Mr. and aids. American Negro educator guests of Mr and M1 s J oe Mrs ' Arn old Hupp and sons Booker T Washmgton was Bissell. we i e Mr and Mrs Tom Rental plan or budget April 5, 1856. born • Mr . an d Mrs David Smtlh Manuel and children and Max terms. :' On this day in history: and DeeDee spent a week-end Man uel Sr . In 1614, Pocahontas, " wi th Mr and Mrs Tom Dra ke, Mr and Mrs Austm Wolfe of Twenty-five years of of Indian Chief daughter We need a earner in Reynold sburg, 0 , Sy1acuse were Sunday dmner experience. Powhatan, was married to Reedsville and one tn " Mr and Mr! Dorset Larkms guests of Mrs. Eula Wolfe and Wr11e for ~nfOrmahan or call English colomst John Rolfe in were VJSI trng Mr and Mrs Aaron Tuppers Plains . for an appomtment VIr~tma VIrgil Wam sley, Cheshire Joe Bissell, Mason, W Va were v1st!mg Mr and Mrs I , Hank Holter • Mr and ,Mrs Walter Carsey, Alvers•de Profess1on•l I ' OPTOM ETRIS'L I Athens and Mr and Mrs Erme • Bldg., 444 Wost U"'on St., QFF ICE HOURS 9· 30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 ( CLOSB (Tel. S92-6UI) . Newl un attended the Grand Ole AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT ST .. 1 Opr y. a t Na s hv ille , Tenn ..,__:.__ AIIIt.._.s_,_OII_Io_4$-7-01-..;. i · POMEROY. ' . ., 1.-=~:..----'"''--.~--.J ' rece ntly ·. f ' I :Ji By AL ROSSITER Jr. UPI Science Editor CHICAGO ( UP I) - Old people can have an active sex hfe mto their 80s and a Washm gton psychiatriSt says It's time to dispel the myths and jOkes saymg people go "over the q1ll " m their 60s "Our 11 hole cultural sensiiiVl ly toward s old people should be chan ged such that we're not nd1culing or laughIng or makmg jOkes about se xual activity or any other actiVIty that older people may en gage m," Dr Robert N Buller sa1d Wednesday at' an Amen can Medical AssociatiOn Conference on the agmg He sa1d there are man} scnous myth s about the sexuality of the elderly and these contnbute to m1 sa ppr ehensiOn, fear and uneasmess am ong older people and their fam1hes "There's the 'fadmg fast' myth wh1ch holds that anybody over 45 1s on a sexual decline, n Butler scud m an mterv1ew "Then there's the 'over the hill' myth which declares the decline has reached Its nadir am! sexuali ty Js over This IS usually pegged as occurnng somewhere between 60 and 65 "Then, of course , there 's the 'fragility' myth which presents the belief that sexual activity some way might be dangerous either 1n terms of heart attacks or broken bones or somethmg of that sort Pomeroy gardeners plan meet POLLY'S Shower·honors Miss. Burbidge ' • • • 'I BLUE RIBBON WINNERS m the cultural arts contest at Portland Elementary and the type of work done by each student and their grade respectively are,l-r, Bruce Johnson, 7- The DRily Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Aprii5, 1974 j', \ ,. 1 .J • . .! •• 1: ,. ' ,/ .i I ' ., \ ' ' ' I I \ .I ' . ,I • �• • 8- The Q111ly Se ntmel MtddlepOl t Pomeroy 0 Apnl 5 1974 da y s Ch ur c h sc hoo 9 30 a m pra y er meet ng f r s Wednesday 7 30 p m E A ST L ET ART - Wors h p 7 30 p m secon d et nd fourth Sun.days c hur ch' sc hool 9 30 a m pray er m ee t ng t-tl r d Wedn esday 7 30 p m G REAT B E ND - Wor sh pI a m 2n d and 4th Sun days Ch urch Sch oo 10 a m L E TART FALL S - Worsh p 0 a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 ~ m B b1e study 7 30 p m eve ry - Tue sday MORNIN G ST,A R Wor sh p 9 JO a m Chu r ch Sc hoo 10 30 am M d Wee k Se rv ce Wednesd ay 8 p m u POM E R OY POM E R O Y TRINITY Re v W H Pe rr n p ast or Ro y Mayer S u n d a y SCh OO S p f Chur c h sc h oo l 9 15. a m worsh p ser v ce 10 24 a m Y out h cho r r eh earsa Mon day 3 30 p m und er d r: c c t on of Ma ry Sk n ner se n i,6 r ch o r reh ear sal 7 30 p m -t hu rsd a y w th Mrs Pa u l N e a se d r,:!c or P~M ER O Y CHURCH O F THE NAZARE NE U n1on an d yd e v Cor ner M u b er r y Henderson Re v pasto r t un d a y school 9 30 a m G en M c Cl un g supt m or n ng w ors h p 10 JO a m ev en ng ~ er v ce 7 30 m d w ee k ser v ce W edn esd a y 7 30 p m GR ACE EPI SCO PAL - The Rev H ar old Dee th rec or rh ur ch ser v ces 0 30 a m Holy comm un on f r st Su nd a y of mon t h c hur ch s"e hoo 10 30 am fo nur s er y hrou gh 2 POM E ROY CHUR CH OF CHRI ST - Jo hn F Am st utz pas tor B b e sch oo l 9 30 a n w orsh p 10 30 ad u I wo r sh p serv ce an d youn g peo p e s m e et n g bo t h ! JO p m Comb n ed B b e stud y a n d prayer m eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SAL VATION ARMY Env oy Ray W W n ng o ff err n ch arge Sunda y 10 am Ho ness meet ng 10 30 a m '\ und -' Y Sc hoot You ng Peoples L eg on 7 p m Th ursday 1 To 3 p m La des Hom e Le ague 7 p m Pr ep classes ST PA UL LU THERAN Co ne Secon d and Sy cam ore ) IS Po mer oy th e f.( e v N 11 an M dd l ewo r h pastor Su day Sc h oo l 9 30 a m churc t se r v ces 10 30 q m SACRE D HEA RT Re v F a h Qr Dernard Kratcov c pasto P h-one 991 7825 Sat urdoy even n g Mass 7 30 p n Su day Mass a a d 10 a 11 Confess ons Sa urday 7 7 10 p m PO MERO Y F I R ST BA P T ST RobPrt Kuhn pi'l stor W l a Watson Su n day sc hool sup r Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m BYr; 6 p 1 B ble st ud y Wednesddy 7 p cho r pr ac ce WPd cs d'ly B 30 p m POME RO Y WESLEYA N H O LNE SS C HU RC H Rev 0 De l HP y E blin 5up S. nd ay Even g o 30 p Prayer an d se rv c e rt u sday 7 30 MOR SE CHAP EL - sh p 11 a m 1st an d Sun da y s Ct\U r c h Schoo am SYRAC U S.E F RI\ T OF GO D Rev G u q 0 e s tor S u day cr oo 9 t5 morn nq p eac 1 1 m evanQel '> c s'" v n 7 30 p n P ny mPe t nq Tt1U r Sd ay 7 JO p CHURC H am ALFRED Sun day school 9 45 a m e ach Sun d ay pr eac h ng a t 11 a m ea ch Sund ay Pr a y er mee tmg 7 45 p m Wednes d ay W sc s a p m on t h1rd T uesd ay each month REED SVILL E Sunda y schoo l 9 30 preac h n g 7 30 p m Sunda y pray er meet ng 7 30 p m Tu esd ay 1 WS.CS 7 30 f r st T h ur sda y ea ch roon th TEXT JOHN 5 38-47 - And ye ~ tll not corn e to me that ye mtght have hfe (J ohn 5 40) The Words of th e Lord Jesus are sornetunes words of com mand warrung and mvttahon but these are words of complamt Ye will not come to me In Romans 10 21 He also says All day long I have stretched forth my hands un to a dtsobedtent and gamsaymg people God has hiS arms outstretched and yet people refuse to come to Hun THE SINNERS GREATEST NEED IS LI FE In Jonn II 25 Jesus satd unto her I am the resurrectton and the hfe he that bebeveth m me though he were dead yet shall he lr ve and m John 14 6 Jesus satth unto him I am the way the truth a nd the life no man cometh unto the Father but by me In these two verses Jesus ts saymg that He ts thts life tha t a sinner needs When ChrLSt LS taken mto a man s life he Ls recetvmg life everlasting or eternal hfe THE SINNERS GREATEST SUPPLY IS CHRIST In Philipptans 4 19, But my God shall supply all your need .ac cording to hts rtches m glory by Chnst Jesus When God gave Christ to dte on the cross he was supplymg ow needs at that time AU we ha ve to do LS re~etve those supplies mto our life by taking Chrtst as our Sa vwur THE SINNE R S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY IS COME ChrLSt has given a call to each man on earth but many refuse Hun Matthew II 28 says Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden and I wtll gtve ; ou rest Isa ta h 1 18 Come now and let us reason together satth the Lord though your sms be as scarlet they sha ll be as white as show though they be red like crrrnson they shall be as wool Luke 14 17 And sent his servant at supper time to say to them that were btdden Come for a ll things are now ready These are calls Chnst has gtven but man LS not mterested Man would rather hve hts own hfe the way he wants Revelatwn 22 17 gtves a three fold call And the Spmt and the brtdesay, Come And let him that heareth say Come And let him that LS a th1rst come And whosoever wdl let hun take the water of life fr eely ' When man ts gtven an mvttation to go somewhere or to somethmg he very seldom says no but when Chrtst g1ves an mvttatwn , Lt Ls qu1te eas; for man to say no We need to hsten closer to what Chrtst has to offe r THE SINNER S GREATEST FOLLY IS HE WILL NOT COME It LS not reformatton the stnner needs but regeneratiOn man doesn t need to be better or unprove hts life but he needs to change his life completely by regenerahon bemg born agam, beconung a new person He needs to come to Chnst Second Cormthtan 5 17 says Therefore if any ma n be m Chrtst, he ts a new creature old things are passed away be hold all thmgs are become new Has your life been changed? - Pastor Robert L Shook Mt Hermon U B Church BEARWALLOW I RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Stud y 9 30 a m mo rn ng wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng wor sh p 6 30 p m Wed nesday B bl e Stud y 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH - L on g Bo t tom Sun da y Sc hOo l 10 a m w th W li ard P gott su pt Evange l 1s t c m essage each Sun da y even ng 7 30 p m Ru sse I C l n e b y E l d er m n ster of th e A postol c Fa th B1b e Stu dy Wedn esd ay 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE ZION CHURCH OF CHRI ST Pom er o y H ar r son v li e Roa d R ck Morr. son pas tor Sun da y sc hool sup t S even Stan ey Sun da y school 9 30 m orn ng wor sh p and a m 10 30 a m co m m un on Sun d a y even 1n g yo u t h Chr st an En deavor 6 30 p m wor shi P se r v r:e Sun day 7 30 p m We dnesd a y e v en ng pr aye r m ee t n g and B bl e st udy 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN - Pm e Grov e the Rev Ar t hur Com bs pasto r Sun da y schoo 9 30 a m churc h se rv ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble Schoo 9 30 am m ornmg w or sh 1p 10 30 a m Sunday ev en ng Worsh p 7 30 q.m c ho Serv1c e pract ce Sunda y \ and Wed nesda y 7 p m pra yer m ee t ng and Bible Stud y Wednesday 1 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Fr ee land Norr s pa stor Sund a y sc hool 10 a m Chur ch se rv ce 7 p m Wedn esda y B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Wor sh p 10 30 a m Even ng Wor sh p 7 30 p m Wedn esday M d w eeK Serv ce Sunday Sc hool Su per ntend ent Gerald We ts Pastor Re v Morr.s M Wolf e RAliNE FIRST BAPTIST Wa l ter P B kacsan pastor Ronni e Sal ser s s Supt Sun day Sch oo 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 45 a m Sunday even ng wors h p 7 30 P m Wedne sday even ng B1b le St ud y 8 p m Cr atg Bohn Rutland spent the " eek end wt th hrs g1and patents Mr a nd Mrs Henry Turner \I anetta Radekm called on Mrs Ne llre Vale and Mrs Fanme Petttt Rutland and Mr and Mrs Ja mes Ntcholson Ru ll 1ntl Mr a nd Mrs Nrc holson a re both entermg Holzer Hospttal Mr aJJd M1s 0 M Rtfe spen t a day recen tly '"th hts mothe1 ond Mt s Faye Wood MIS Haruld Oxley ras ac ceptetl employment a t the Ohto Umverstty Those from the area a t tendtng the Semor Ct!Lzens Qu u te rl v Bn thday Dmner a t Pomeroy " ere Mrs Erma Nelson a nd Mrs Cora Moore At tendmg the funera l ser 11ces for Mrs E rma Vale at the Walker Funera l Home Rutland v. e1e Mr and Mrs Hen ry Turn e r Mr R S Turn er Mr and Mrs Robert Holhd a; Mr and Mrs Dale Sta nsbur; Mr a nd Mrs J ohn Holhday Mrs Tho ma s Fauber Mrs Edna Fauber and Mr and Mrs G A Radek tn all from tht s a rea DANVILLE WESLE YAN - Rev L eton G lasu r e pa st or Sun da y Sc hoo l 9 30 a m yo ut h and l un or y outh se r v 1ce 6 45 p m eve n ng w orsh p prayer and pr a se 7 30 p m W ednesda y 7 J Q _p m SILVER RUN LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Mu sser pa stor Sunda y School 9 30 a m R ob er t Bobo su p t m or n n g worsh p 10 30 Sun day ev enmg se r v ce 7 30 M d wee k serv c e Wedn esda y 7 30 p m SY RACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C L a r m or e pa stor Bob M oor e Sunday School Su pt Sun day Sc hool cl a-~s e s for al l ag es 9 30 a m morn n g wo r sh p 10 45 NYPS Sunda y 6 30 p m evangelist c ser v c e Sunday 7 30 p m M d w eek p raye r m ee t ng Wedn esda y 7 30 p m M ss on ary m eetm g second W ednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert s m.th pastor Sul'lda y sc hool 9 30 a m class lea der Le o H 11 worsh p ser v •ce 10 30 a m c hurch 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST - E lden R BlFtk e pastor Sunday Schoo l m Howard Mc Coy 0 a su pt Morn ng serm on 11 a m Sunda y nig ht ser v ces Chr stan Endeav er 7 30 p m Son g serv1ce 8 p m Preach ng 8 30 p m M d w eek Pr ayer meet ng Wed n esday 7 p m Ray Adams lay l e a de~ EARLY THURSDA Y MI X.,ED M a rch 28 1974 St and ng s T eam Po nt s •L uc k y St r ~ers 76 72 M r an d Ms Al l In The Fam ly 59 Quad s .f ' 48 Nut s an d Bol ts 42 39 The BoJd On es Team H gh Se r es - Mr and Ms 1992 Quads +- ' 1960 Tedm H tgh G ame ~ L uc k y Sir ke r s 732 Mr an d M s 699 W ome n s H gh Ser1 es Sandy Ko r n 453 Be t ty w n tlatc h 429 Women s H g h G ame - Barb \u rr aY. 172 San d y Kor n 71 Mens H 1gh Sec tes - Georg e Kor n 507 Jerr y V an l nwagen CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Loca t ed at Rutland on New L 1ma R oad nex t to Fores t Ac r e Pa rk Rev Ra y Rou st: p astor Rob er t M usS'e r Sun da y Sch ool sup t Sunda y sc hool 10 30 am worsh1p 7 30 p m B1b le st udy Wed Saturda y n esda y 7 30 p m n gh t p r a y er serv• c: e 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - ~ og e r W"tsen pa stor Ray Wha ley supt Mor n ng worshtp 9 3,0 a m lO JQ ~ m church school youn g p ~ ople s meeting 6 30 even ng wol"sh lp 7 30 Pm P m B fble study Wednesday 504 Me n s H ig h Gam e Bob C ~u c h 185 Ken Longst ern iB] TUPP E R S 30- NBC Ne)Vs 3 LS ABC News 6 CBS New s 8 LO Room 711 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 NE>ws 6 10 W t\c. t s My L1ne 8 W1ld CH R I ST IAN C H URCH Eug ene Und er wood pastor Howard Ca l d w ell J r Sund a y Su nd a y Schob t Schoo l Sup ! 9 30 am Morn ng Se rmon 10 JO a m Sun day ev en ng / serv ce 7 p m L E TART FA LL S U NI TED B R ETHREN - Rev Fr ee and No r r s pa stor Floy d Nor r s sup t Sun day sch ool 9 30 am morn ng ser mon 10 30 a m Praye r ser \1 ce Wedn es day 7 JO p m K ngdom 13 E lec Co 20 Av 1at on We"t her 33 Week 20 33 Bea l th e Clock 13 7 45 - TBA 1S 8 oo ~ W~s h1ngton Rev iew 20 33 Oorty Sall y 8 10 S" M ll1on Dollar Man 6 13 San lard and So n 3 4 IS 8 30 -. 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Phone 992 3284 13 No • GREAT COOK BUT PLAIN SE RV ER Dear GCBPS Se ne your own rec1pe w1th all the fancy trurunmgs and bUL ld up of Mrs Super-Cook tmply you got the directtons from HER a nd when your husband raves let htm know Lt s th e same old dtsh he s been taking for gran ted THAT should shut htm up It s a sad fact of hfe tha t we te nd to evaluaw others on thetr own terms Thus if a woman THINKS shes the greatest coo k and-plays the role up btg wtth mu ch whoo pla and ga rmshmgs she ll be constder e<! the grea test cook by a lot of gulhble people usually husbands - H U nsc r ambl e these fou r Ju mbles. o ne lett er t o eac h squ are to form four ordtn ar y w ords. sa1d 5 ·~ 876 4 WEST Pass F am y Recr ea t on Sw 1mm n gs Cam p ng I~ o WRALEY I • 9I43 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR ROYAL OAK PARK . o pp os Wd shm ~to n 17 Drr ss • 51 D evot ed to th e Gr ea ter Oh o Va lle y SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY I HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHURCH L eta rt W Va Rt 1 lt eiJ G eorg e H osc h ar pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Pr ayer and B bl e st udy 7 30 p m Co t t ag e Pra ye r Se r "V ic e Tu es d ~y 10 a m Worsh p Ser v ce T hur sda"y 7 30 p m · you I 24 Nov 22 ) The e are c eria n respon s b 1 1 es tha i have Ia b e a t \ended to now Bra c e you sell Ge tlhe anno yance und er oonlr ol SAGIHARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) You e kely to be p essu ed nto a t e nd ng r1 l unc t o n o get! 1119 nvotve d w th some group soc a ly to da y ¥ou d alhe no t CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19 1 If you r mo t ve to do ng so neth ng aff ec t ng ol he rs s no what t app e ar s on the su lace t w 11 be unco vered W a tc t ou l AQU ARI US (Jan 20 Feb 19 ) A tr end wh o lh nk s he has <1 l he a 1swe s ma y spend so nu 1 ne ell ng yo us ho w you shou d run you le PISCES (Fe b 20 March 20) Tod ay yo u w ll P.xp ec t muc h no e ha you re p epa c d o g ve n e tu n Ho w eve r ( OU ll ee yo re the one do ng a t egv g shall prosper ttll tt learns that there ts as rnuch dtgmty m ttlhng a fl ~ld as Ln wrttmg a poem SOU TH iD I OF BIBLE Dear Helen This woman m our crowd has the repu tatton of bemg the best cook m town - JUSt because she makes a btg produc twn of her meals She can t cook any better than the rest of us - m fa ct some of her crea ttons taste awful - but the way she bw lds up her dmner parties makes people thmk they re gettmg works of art What bothers the rest of us wtves Ls tha t our husbands con tinually rave about her cookmg I thmk they have defecttve taste buds, but if we say anythmg agalllSt her they ca ll Lt fema le Jealousy The other day my husband asked me to get a certam rectpe from Mrs Super-{;ook and I refused pOintblank be cause i can make the dtsh better What do you do wtth a man hke that? - 1 00 Mav 1e Cal l1ng Dr Dealh 2 00 - Peylon Place South fatls to goat West Ph 992 3863 . ASSEMBL Y OF FAIRVIEW 4 WIN AT BRIDGE SU NDAY TIM ESSENTINEL MIDD LEPOR T OH 0 Sec on d ""d Pomeroy Sts St an Cra g p astor Sun da y sc hoo l worsh p se r v ce 11 9 45 am a m t ra nmg un u>n 6 30 p m ev en ng wor~ h p serv ce M d wee k pra ye r 7 30 p m serv1ce Wednesda y 7 30 p m GOD - Second St M,ason W Va Cher.t er T enna nt pa st or Sunda y sch oo l 10 a m mor nin g worsh •P n am evang elisti c ser v ce 7 30 p 11'1 B ble study end pr ayer se rv ce Wed n esday 7 30 p m Phon e 77 3 5133 Man s Favonte Sport? NORTH I MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL pm MASON 15 ' Llo y d D G r m m Jr pas tor Su n day Sc h ool 9 30 a m Mor n ng wors h p 10 30 a m Youn g p eoples serv 1ce 6 45 p m Ev a n ge 1St c se rv 1ce 7 30 p n ~v ednesda y even ng serv ce 7 30 p m BAP Ellrt l u <l t e EmerQency 1 3 15 4 9 30 - Bob Newhart Show 8 10 00 - Owen Marshall13 6 Carol Burnell8 LO 3001 Su ppo r t th e Churc h of Your ChoiCe 104 W Ma n Pom e o y Ph 992 3354 MARK V STORE ARIES (Ma rch 21 Apr I 19) 0 vc co1s d e abl e thou gr I o r1 nyt t ng y o e a sk ed o t~g ee o od ay t may no l h( o you 3(.lva.n rl g e n tile u g Dea r Helen Is Lt any wonder there are so many broke n homes today? If some of these so-<:alled parents would crack down on thetr spotled teenages more mam ages would hold togeth er My 19-year -old son has bee n mamed a year Now there are two gtrls 16 and 17 who call hun consta ntly and get him to go out wtth them Th etr parents must be a ware of thts chas mg but they won t stop tt The result ts my daughter m la w has left htm Why can t parents ratse thetr chtldre n nght so they won t dehberately break up a marnage? - MOTHE R OF A GOOD BOY Dear Mother Since your son dehberately broke up hts own ma m age that s a good quesllon My quesllon LS Why do some parents see the faults m others but never m their own chtldren ? - H A Lh o u~ht for th e day llm en ca n Negro leader Booker you SCORPIO (Ocl Is Husband Naive or a Swinger? Dea r Helen un I a m happtly m~ rned - l thought We have two chtldren and TAURU S (Ap rLI 2 0 Ma y 20) Someone s go g to be ve y I m 25 L o n ed a d a b I an g y My husband ano l mel thts man about a year ago He s 1 dI sapp yol do do so rn eth ng lo photog rapher and wa nts me to pose fo r hun m dtfferent fashtons tile 1 as you pron se d Hopr swtm swts topless a nd even nude Hell bu y the clothes for me I Sh the I)OSS GEM INI (May 2 1 June 20) and even pay me a large su m of money Avo d soc a t 7 ng w th one He says he s ma dly 1n love "tth me and he had qu rte a who comes on oo sf ong n repul atlon as a la dles man Also he s vel) goodlooktng a nd o de 10 p css o l he s Tht s pP. so N I s JO you lun persuastve CANCER (June 21 Jul y 22) My husband knows all thts and yet he STII l wa nl< m e to You t o e sn b g enough pose I guess tt s the money I wa s brough t up stn ct md th nk tad ~ o hod tw o str o g nude modehng LS wrong BeSLdes tt mtght not end there I m w led ch el s O ne w 11 have to ti e g round Ia ho g ve a afr atd !though I drea d saymg Lt ) that my hus band mr ghl not even many s sake LEO (July 2 3 Aug 221 So care Is tt JUSt the money he s mte rested m or does he th mk l need meone yo u 1\ b e n vo tved w h !ee ls st a s st on gly abou hberatmg or - WHAT? ~ h s v ews as you d o abo 1 Dear What you s Bea r h s n m nd t yo The onl y perso n who can answer tha t questwn rs - your see k to n lluenc e h m husband I Seems to me you know very httle about the man you VIRGO (Aug 23 Se pl 22) A pas t ob g at on may eta no marned tt s tune you fo und ou t whether he s etther very natve to a ten t o n tod ay It you or a hopeful swmger In the process you may dtscover you aren t c annot meet t g et n to uch w th the pa rt y E)(.p \a n wh y as happt ly mamed as you thou ght H LIBRA (Se pt 2 3 Ocl 23) • Q 10 RUTLAND CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev FIRST SOUTHERN Beat 33 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Devo ted t o Me gs M ason A r ea Pom e oy 0 . I Zoom 33 NBC News 3 15 News 4 Uncle Woll 1e Show 8 Calch 33 33 7 30 - Course at Our T me s 33 Bob by Goldsboro 3 8 00 - All 1n the Fam ly 8 10 Part r dge Fa m ly 13 6 Book . COMMUNIT Y TIST - Corn t r of Secon d and And er so n M a son Pa slor Wal ter Clou d Sunday school worsh p ser v ce 11 9 45 a m a m and 7 30 p m Week l y B ib e stu dy Wedn es d ~y 7 30 Pomer oy L1l as Yoga and You 33 News 3 4 8 Look a t lhe Book News 6 Amencan Ltfe St yle 13 7 00 - Hee Haw 8 6 Lawr ence Welk 13 4 15 Ttlr llseeker s J THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO 296 W. Second World of Sur'J1val 4 Let s Gr ow A Garden 33 15 F1v e Weeks n a Ball oo n 10 ME IGS COU ~TY BR ANCH Dla l992 2318 5 30 - 6 00 30- MASH 10 8 Mav1e Maneater 6 13 Mov1e 33 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 10 8 Mov1es A Shol 1n I he Da rk 3 Mr and M r s Charles R Shee ts P.omer oy 992 N.1! 1onw de I nsur a nce Co o f Co um bus 0 307 Spr ng A ve Pome r oy CHURCH Sun da y Sc hoo 9 30 a m Worsh p se v ce 11 a m We dn es d ay p rayer m ee t ng 7 30 p m Sunday n gh t w or shi p 7 30 p m CHURCH Pro Bowle r s T our 6 13 6 30 Helen Bottel R 06 Cou rl Sl P J PAULEY RUTLAND MA SON 3 30 - CATALOGUE FORE . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Ka ster pastor V H Bra ey Sun day sch ool sup t Sun d ay sc hoo l 9 30 a m wor sh i p se r v c e and com m un on 10 30 a m yo uth mee t ng 6 p m Sunday ev en ng ser v ce 7 r eg ul ar boa r d m eet m g lh rd Saturday CH R 1ST P 0 Box 48 7 M ll er St Mason W Ya. Sun day B1bl e Stu dy 10 a m Wor sh p 11 a m an d 7 p m B ble St ud y Wed nesd a y 7 p m Vo c a l m usic a Bbe Soc e y MONTGOMERY WARD SEARS METHODI ST Ronald W e S pa stor Sun d ay Sc hool 9 JO a m Morn n g w orsh p 10 30 a m Y oung People s Serv ce 6 45 p m Evan ge s 1c ser v ce 7 30 p m Pray er m ee ng Th ur sday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GO S PEL MISSION - Bad Kno bs Rev L R Glu esenca m p pastor Roge W !fr ed Sr Sund ay Sc hool Su pt Sund a y Schoo 9 30 a m Sun day even ng worsh p 7 JO Pra yer m ee t ng Tu esd ay 7 30 p m E rn est D eeter class l eader Yo u~ me et ng We dn es d ay 7 p m E rnes t Deeler lea der MT HERMON CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAP TIST 2 L5 - Baseball 3 4 fs 1 30- NBA Playoff 8 10 World of Sur v va l 13 3 00 - Unlam ed Worl d 6 F sh n Hole 13 . FREE Georg e Cast o pas tor Sun day Schoo l 9 10 P vpn no wnr s. h o 7 3U hur sday even ng pr ay er se r v ce 7 30 p m >\m Soul Tra1n 6 L m ts of M an 13 V ewpo nt 8 B<"seball Pre Game Show 3 4f:)Outd oo rs wtth Ju l us Bor o s 10 TBA 5 . BO TT O M 7p m RUTLAND h 1 00 - Wrth th e hope rt w rll rn som e measure foster and >lp su starn t ha t whr ch rs good rn fa m rl y and com munr t y lrfe th rs feature rs sponso r ed by t he bu srness frr m s and or ga nrzat ron s whose names appea r below CHRI STIAN Mr Rob e t Wya t t pas t or Sun da y Sc i oo l su pt Ron al d Osborne B be Sc hool 9 3Q a m preach ng 10 45 a m Even ng se rv ces 7 30 p m CHRIST Ro b ert Shook pastor Sun da y sc hool 9 30 am Russe l l Spencer sup t 10 45 a m worsh p ser v ce ev en n g w ors hiP at erna t ng W1t ff c E a t 7 30 p m on Sunday Pra ye r m eetm g 7 30 p m W ednesda y Alfred Wo l fe la y lea der WHITES CHAP E L Cool v lt e R D R ev Roy Dee er pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m wors h p ser v ce 0 30 am B b e study and prayer serv ce Wednes da y 7 30 p m II Ca ll of the Wes t 13 Probe. The Wo rld Around Us 4 Golf Tour n ame nt 3 10 I am THE UNITED BRETHREN IN " ~ t' Bana na Splits 3 Amen ca n Ba ndsfand 6 13 15 1 30 - Greatest Sports LeQends 3 LS Spy 15 CO N RUN pu 12 15 - Search 1or Sc ence 10 11 30- Ga 3 4 15 Fal Alberl8 10 1 00 - CBS Ch ldren s Film Fesl val 8 10 Mnn lrom UNCLE 4 4 00 - Audubon Woldl te Thealer 33 4 30 - Who DeaiP 33 S 00 - Wreslllng 8 A B t w lh Knot 33 W1de World ot Sporls 6 M r s Wor ey Fr a n c s Su nda y sc hoo su pt Sun day sc i oo 0 HYS E LL btcomt 11111 ed m tir e routwe o f lth ont day I S l!k e any ~" JU St wwllnr 11 Of hllllJ day 1/J t most of lh < people m A 5 4 10 00 Elec Co 20 La ss te s Rescue Ranger s 6 13 My F rtvo r te M arfta ns 0 S1gmund ilnd th ~ Sert Mon ste s 3 4 15 Bo y Scout Far 8 10 30 Goo ber and the G host Chaser s 6 13 P 1nk Pant her s J I 15 Jeannte B Mul l ga n Stew 10 Zoom 70 11 00 - Star Tre k 3 4 15 Brady K ds 6 13 Speed Bugg y 8 10 Sesame Street 20 11 30 - Jos1e and the Pussy ca ts n Outer Sp<1 ce 8 10 Bu tch Cass d y 3 4 15 M1ss•on Mag c 6 13 J etsam> 3 4 15 lns1de Ou t 20 Mov e 3 6 Pebb les and 12 00 Bamm Bamm 8 10 J mwwlcm 1 /r u e m e t! rin d 0 11 ( nil lii iJ lltll 0 11< o/ l htm rva s 1/w Ga ltlean 1 llu sm es. a s usual 111 J m u sa( em U 11less w e u11dersl cm d th e w hol e SlfJ III Ii ccm ce o f wlml " happt lllltg 1t c p ay lillie attw t w n /J o y ou undo st and a hut hapfJtlled llrat F 11d C11J ? /Jo you reali ze WH O lwny on tlurt cwl a/ ( "'"? flo IJilll k mm WH Y lie d w d ? 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Bunn y 13 Hrt r Bear Bunc h 8 La ss e 10 8 JO Yog s Gang 6 13 M1st er Rog er s 70 Addam s Fam y J 4 15 Sabnna 8 P opeye 10 9 00 Sesam e St 70 Su per F nend s 6 13 Move 8 10 Em erg en cy Pl us 3 4 15 BETHLEHEM BAP TI ST - O LD 4 6 30 Chnsto phe r Closeup 10 6 30 T V Cl ass r oo m 8 Fa 1t h tor Today 10 Ky A t et d 13 1 00 - Ne g hbor s 13 F u n for Ever yon e 6 Tr ee housc Club fl 7 5 Wom an s P o n t of V ew 13 CHRI ST C tf or d Sm l h m n1 st er Su nday Sc hool 9 30 am morn n g ch ur ch 10 30 Sunday ev en ng se v ce a m 7 30 p m We dn esda ¥ serv ce 8 CLIFF 4 SATURDAY APRIL6 BRADBU RY CHUR CH OF pm LAUREL Lov e lnAGoldf sh Bow l ~ Fo r Sa turday Aprt 1 6 197 4 Be11f t he Clo ck 4 Ea st er Canta ta 15 "' 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Holly wood Sq~:.~ar es d N ew Tr e ~s u rc Hunt 10 To T ell t he T ruth 6 Conce• trrt t on R Wf:\ 11 Streel o; ~~=: ca >"~~.-» ~ ·Helen Help . 1 By ~ Us. • • SPs ~m c 6 PLAINS CH ES HIR E CHU RCH FRIDAY APRILS 1974 a News 3 10 15 13 Tru th-or Conseque n c~!. 6 Street 70 A dlerta n Counse lmg Techmques 33 6 00 - ' ' • FREE BAPTIST - Re v Ral ph Dean pas tor Sun day Sc Heel 10 a m supt Ev enm g L eo n Mill er serv ce 7 30 p m Pra yer m ee na Thur sday 7 30 p m t...HES T EI< \.MURCH OF GOO Rev James Sa t t ert e d pastor sunday School 9 30 a m worsh1p servi ce 11 a m e v en ng ser v c e 7 pr ayer ser v •c e an d yo u t h serv ce Wednesda y 7 p m Local&w~ I COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sund ay sc hool serv1ce 10 a m Pr ayer m eet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunda y even m g ser v ce 7 p m Point Rock Social N otcs Mr and Mrs G A Radekm VLStted Mr and Mrs G W Col h ns an d son Juntor Gaha nna Mrs Osa Cooper Columbus a nd Mtss Cle mma Vale Cardrng ton vLSLWd Mr a nd Mrs J ohn Holhd a; and a t tended the fune ral of Mrs Erma Vale a form er residen t of Dyesvtlle La ur el Gran'ge me t m regular sesswn and tm\tated Marsha Holcomb Judy and Gary Holhday In to the order The part; apron contes t was held wtth Avanel Holhda y as the first place wmner Those from thts area at tendmg the Semor Cttizens dmner at Hamsonville were Mrs Cora Moore Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury and Mr and Mrs He nry Turner Mr Turnerrecetved the prtze for the oldest present and Mrs Turner won the door pnze Guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury were Mrl and Mrs L4rry Sta nsbury and s on Reynoldsburg and Mr a nd Mrs Cla1re Dal~ Stansbury a nd cht!dren Groveport M T U N O N BAPT I ST Re v Cec l Colli pa stor Sun da y Sc ho.o l supt Jo e Sp yr e Su n day sc h ool 9 45 a m Sun day even ng wo r sh p 7 30 Wednesd a y p raye r and B ble st udy 7 30 p m v e~ y ca e tu ly 11 S I kely they ho ld more I u_mp card s than .. mx .;"~~.<:~ ..:--~>.:-: Television Log 7 30 p m METHODI ST Rev Rober t E Buc k l ey p as tor w 1 am Ba 1f ey Supt Sunday Schoo l morn ng wor sh p 9 30 a rn 10 30 a m ~v e n n g wor sh p SILVER RIDG ~ -"!W or~h p 7 30 p m \We dnesday Ch r st an 6 30 p m 10 a m Ch ur ct'l Sc hoo l 9 a: m A Yout h Crusade 1 TUPPER S PLAt,N S = t lhi.:Jr sdav. c; ho r pr ac t ce Worsh iP 9 a m F h y r c~ P rn Sc hool 10 a m D EX T E R C HURCH OF KENO CHURCH \ 0~ CHRIST ~ T m Russe CHRIST Geor g e Fr eder ck m n st er No r: man C W I supt Senn ce w ee kt y 9 30 am Sun day Sunda y sch ool sw p t on Sund a y Pr eac h ng f r st and 9 30 a rn worsh p l h•rd Sunda ys of m ont h b y school ser v ce 10 30 a m B b e Cliffor d Sm •f h 9 30 a m study We dne_sday 7 30 p m HOB S ON CHRISTIAN UNION D arr e 1 Dodd r 11 REORGAN IZED CHU RC H pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO JE SUS CHRIST OF a m Leonar d G !more 1 r st OF elder evenm g serv ce 7 30 LATTER DA Y SAIN TS Po rt a nd R a e n e Road p m We dn esday p raye r meet ng 7 30 p m w 11 am Rou sh pastor Denn y E vans Su nday Scho ol MT MORIAH CHURCH OF o r ec tor Sun day Schoo 9 30 GOD - R ac ne Rou t e 2 Th e a m M orn m g wo r.s h p 0 30 Rev Charles H an d pastor a m Sun da y even n g se r v ce 7 Sund a y sc hool 9 45 a m p m We dn esda y ev en n g m ornm g war s 1 p 11 a m praye r se rv ces 7 'Hl n .,.., E v en ng serv1c es 'Tu esday an d F nd ay 7 30 P OM E RO Y WES T SI DE CH U RCH OF CH R ST /00 W Ma St Lo r e T S ep he ns Ye will not come area 3r d 0 PO RT LAND - Wor sh p 7 30 p m Chu rch Sc hoo 9 30 a m SUTTON Worsh p ll a m 2nd and 4t h Sun da y s Church Sc hoo l 10 a m W ES L E YAN f Rac n e) Worsh p 11 a m Ch u r ch Sc hoo 10 a m NORTHEAST CLU ST ER Re v Rob er t M eece R ev Stanl ey Brand um JOPPA - Wor sh p 10 a m Prayer Chu r c h School 9 a m M eet n g We dnesd a y 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Ch ur c h 9 a m Sunday serv c es Sch oo l 9 45 am B ble St u dy ever y Th ur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHE L - Wor sh p II a m Chu ch Sc hOol 10 the sermonette By Wanetta Radekm Guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Coen and fam tl; and Grace Hensler were Mr and Mrs J P Hensler and son s Athens Mr and Mrs Cla yton Hensler and famdy Mane tta and Harry LeHS WtlkesHllc Ida Denmson 1s spendmg a few days wtth the J ohn Knotts famdy Columbus Mr and Mrs Bur t Chrts ttan and da ug hter Cat11na Clarksvdle Tenn vtsJ ted her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Perry a nd son Tr oy an d grandparen ts Mr arW,. Mrs Gram tile Lyons and other fne nds and relattves of the Wo 9- The DaUy Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Aprtl 5 1974 I I ' ~~ ' I • • \ ' �• • 8- The Q111ly Se ntmel MtddlepOl t Pomeroy 0 Apnl 5 1974 da y s Ch ur c h sc hoo 9 30 a m pra y er meet ng f r s Wednesday 7 30 p m E A ST L ET ART - Wors h p 7 30 p m secon d et nd fourth Sun.days c hur ch' sc hool 9 30 a m pray er m ee t ng t-tl r d Wedn esday 7 30 p m G REAT B E ND - Wor sh pI a m 2n d and 4th Sun days Ch urch Sch oo 10 a m L E TART FALL S - Worsh p 0 a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 ~ m B b1e study 7 30 p m eve ry - Tue sday MORNIN G ST,A R Wor sh p 9 JO a m Chu r ch Sc hoo 10 30 am M d Wee k Se rv ce Wednesd ay 8 p m u POM E R OY POM E R O Y TRINITY Re v W H Pe rr n p ast or Ro y Mayer S u n d a y SCh OO S p f Chur c h sc h oo l 9 15. a m worsh p ser v ce 10 24 a m Y out h cho r r eh earsa Mon day 3 30 p m und er d r: c c t on of Ma ry Sk n ner se n i,6 r ch o r reh ear sal 7 30 p m -t hu rsd a y w th Mrs Pa u l N e a se d r,:!c or P~M ER O Y CHURCH O F THE NAZARE NE U n1on an d yd e v Cor ner M u b er r y Henderson Re v pasto r t un d a y school 9 30 a m G en M c Cl un g supt m or n ng w ors h p 10 JO a m ev en ng ~ er v ce 7 30 m d w ee k ser v ce W edn esd a y 7 30 p m GR ACE EPI SCO PAL - The Rev H ar old Dee th rec or rh ur ch ser v ces 0 30 a m Holy comm un on f r st Su nd a y of mon t h c hur ch s"e hoo 10 30 am fo nur s er y hrou gh 2 POM E ROY CHUR CH OF CHRI ST - Jo hn F Am st utz pas tor B b e sch oo l 9 30 a n w orsh p 10 30 ad u I wo r sh p serv ce an d youn g peo p e s m e et n g bo t h ! JO p m Comb n ed B b e stud y a n d prayer m eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SAL VATION ARMY Env oy Ray W W n ng o ff err n ch arge Sunda y 10 am Ho ness meet ng 10 30 a m '\ und -' Y Sc hoot You ng Peoples L eg on 7 p m Th ursday 1 To 3 p m La des Hom e Le ague 7 p m Pr ep classes ST PA UL LU THERAN Co ne Secon d and Sy cam ore ) IS Po mer oy th e f.( e v N 11 an M dd l ewo r h pastor Su day Sc h oo l 9 30 a m churc t se r v ces 10 30 q m SACRE D HEA RT Re v F a h Qr Dernard Kratcov c pasto P h-one 991 7825 Sat urdoy even n g Mass 7 30 p n Su day Mass a a d 10 a 11 Confess ons Sa urday 7 7 10 p m PO MERO Y F I R ST BA P T ST RobPrt Kuhn pi'l stor W l a Watson Su n day sc hool sup r Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m BYr; 6 p 1 B ble st ud y Wednesddy 7 p cho r pr ac ce WPd cs d'ly B 30 p m POME RO Y WESLEYA N H O LNE SS C HU RC H Rev 0 De l HP y E blin 5up S. nd ay Even g o 30 p Prayer an d se rv c e rt u sday 7 30 MOR SE CHAP EL - sh p 11 a m 1st an d Sun da y s Ct\U r c h Schoo am SYRAC U S.E F RI\ T OF GO D Rev G u q 0 e s tor S u day cr oo 9 t5 morn nq p eac 1 1 m evanQel '> c s'" v n 7 30 p n P ny mPe t nq Tt1U r Sd ay 7 JO p CHURC H am ALFRED Sun day school 9 45 a m e ach Sun d ay pr eac h ng a t 11 a m ea ch Sund ay Pr a y er mee tmg 7 45 p m Wednes d ay W sc s a p m on t h1rd T uesd ay each month REED SVILL E Sunda y schoo l 9 30 preac h n g 7 30 p m Sunda y pray er meet ng 7 30 p m Tu esd ay 1 WS.CS 7 30 f r st T h ur sda y ea ch roon th TEXT JOHN 5 38-47 - And ye ~ tll not corn e to me that ye mtght have hfe (J ohn 5 40) The Words of th e Lord Jesus are sornetunes words of com mand warrung and mvttahon but these are words of complamt Ye will not come to me In Romans 10 21 He also says All day long I have stretched forth my hands un to a dtsobedtent and gamsaymg people God has hiS arms outstretched and yet people refuse to come to Hun THE SINNERS GREATEST NEED IS LI FE In Jonn II 25 Jesus satd unto her I am the resurrectton and the hfe he that bebeveth m me though he were dead yet shall he lr ve and m John 14 6 Jesus satth unto him I am the way the truth a nd the life no man cometh unto the Father but by me In these two verses Jesus ts saymg that He ts thts life tha t a sinner needs When ChrLSt LS taken mto a man s life he Ls recetvmg life everlasting or eternal hfe THE SINNERS GREATEST SUPPLY IS CHRIST In Philipptans 4 19, But my God shall supply all your need .ac cording to hts rtches m glory by Chnst Jesus When God gave Christ to dte on the cross he was supplymg ow needs at that time AU we ha ve to do LS re~etve those supplies mto our life by taking Chrtst as our Sa vwur THE SINNE R S GREATEST OPPORTUNITY IS COME ChrLSt has given a call to each man on earth but many refuse Hun Matthew II 28 says Come unto me all ye that labour and are heavy laden and I wtll gtve ; ou rest Isa ta h 1 18 Come now and let us reason together satth the Lord though your sms be as scarlet they sha ll be as white as show though they be red like crrrnson they shall be as wool Luke 14 17 And sent his servant at supper time to say to them that were btdden Come for a ll things are now ready These are calls Chnst has gtven but man LS not mterested Man would rather hve hts own hfe the way he wants Revelatwn 22 17 gtves a three fold call And the Spmt and the brtdesay, Come And let him that heareth say Come And let him that LS a th1rst come And whosoever wdl let hun take the water of life fr eely ' When man ts gtven an mvttation to go somewhere or to somethmg he very seldom says no but when Chrtst g1ves an mvttatwn , Lt Ls qu1te eas; for man to say no We need to hsten closer to what Chrtst has to offe r THE SINNER S GREATEST FOLLY IS HE WILL NOT COME It LS not reformatton the stnner needs but regeneratiOn man doesn t need to be better or unprove hts life but he needs to change his life completely by regenerahon bemg born agam, beconung a new person He needs to come to Chnst Second Cormthtan 5 17 says Therefore if any ma n be m Chrtst, he ts a new creature old things are passed away be hold all thmgs are become new Has your life been changed? - Pastor Robert L Shook Mt Hermon U B Church BEARWALLOW I RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Stud y 9 30 a m mo rn ng wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng wor sh p 6 30 p m Wed nesday B bl e Stud y 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH - L on g Bo t tom Sun da y Sc hOo l 10 a m w th W li ard P gott su pt Evange l 1s t c m essage each Sun da y even ng 7 30 p m Ru sse I C l n e b y E l d er m n ster of th e A postol c Fa th B1b e Stu dy Wedn esd ay 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE ZION CHURCH OF CHRI ST Pom er o y H ar r son v li e Roa d R ck Morr. son pas tor Sun da y sc hool sup t S even Stan ey Sun da y school 9 30 m orn ng wor sh p and a m 10 30 a m co m m un on Sun d a y even 1n g yo u t h Chr st an En deavor 6 30 p m wor shi P se r v r:e Sun day 7 30 p m We dnesd a y e v en ng pr aye r m ee t n g and B bl e st udy 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN - Pm e Grov e the Rev Ar t hur Com bs pasto r Sun da y schoo 9 30 a m churc h se rv ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble Schoo 9 30 am m ornmg w or sh 1p 10 30 a m Sunday ev en ng Worsh p 7 30 q.m c ho Serv1c e pract ce Sunda y \ and Wed nesda y 7 p m pra yer m ee t ng and Bible Stud y Wednesday 1 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Fr ee land Norr s pa stor Sund a y sc hool 10 a m Chur ch se rv ce 7 p m Wedn esda y B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Wor sh p 10 30 a m Even ng Wor sh p 7 30 p m Wedn esday M d w eeK Serv ce Sunday Sc hool Su per ntend ent Gerald We ts Pastor Re v Morr.s M Wolf e RAliNE FIRST BAPTIST Wa l ter P B kacsan pastor Ronni e Sal ser s s Supt Sun day Sch oo 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 45 a m Sunday even ng wors h p 7 30 P m Wedne sday even ng B1b le St ud y 8 p m Cr atg Bohn Rutland spent the " eek end wt th hrs g1and patents Mr a nd Mrs Henry Turner \I anetta Radekm called on Mrs Ne llre Vale and Mrs Fanme Petttt Rutland and Mr and Mrs Ja mes Ntcholson Ru ll 1ntl Mr a nd Mrs Nrc holson a re both entermg Holzer Hospttal Mr aJJd M1s 0 M Rtfe spen t a day recen tly '"th hts mothe1 ond Mt s Faye Wood MIS Haruld Oxley ras ac ceptetl employment a t the Ohto Umverstty Those from the area a t tendtng the Semor Ct!Lzens Qu u te rl v Bn thday Dmner a t Pomeroy " ere Mrs Erma Nelson a nd Mrs Cora Moore At tendmg the funera l ser 11ces for Mrs E rma Vale at the Walker Funera l Home Rutland v. e1e Mr and Mrs Hen ry Turn e r Mr R S Turn er Mr and Mrs Robert Holhd a; 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Phone 992 3284 13 No • GREAT COOK BUT PLAIN SE RV ER Dear GCBPS Se ne your own rec1pe w1th all the fancy trurunmgs and bUL ld up of Mrs Super-Cook tmply you got the directtons from HER a nd when your husband raves let htm know Lt s th e same old dtsh he s been taking for gran ted THAT should shut htm up It s a sad fact of hfe tha t we te nd to evaluaw others on thetr own terms Thus if a woman THINKS shes the greatest coo k and-plays the role up btg wtth mu ch whoo pla and ga rmshmgs she ll be constder e<! the grea test cook by a lot of gulhble people usually husbands - H U nsc r ambl e these fou r Ju mbles. o ne lett er t o eac h squ are to form four ordtn ar y w ords. sa1d 5 ·~ 876 4 WEST Pass F am y Recr ea t on Sw 1mm n gs Cam p ng I~ o WRALEY I • 9I43 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR ROYAL OAK PARK . o pp os Wd shm ~to n 17 Drr ss • 51 D evot ed to th e Gr ea ter Oh o Va lle y SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY I HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHURCH L eta rt W Va Rt 1 lt eiJ G eorg e H osc h ar pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Pr ayer and B bl e st udy 7 30 p m Co t t ag e Pra ye r Se r "V ic e Tu es d ~y 10 a m Worsh p Ser v ce T hur sda"y 7 30 p m · you I 24 Nov 22 ) The e are c eria n respon s b 1 1 es tha i have Ia b e a t \ended to now Bra c e you sell Ge tlhe anno yance und er oonlr ol SAGIHARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) You e kely to be p essu ed nto a t e nd ng r1 l unc t o n o get! 1119 nvotve d w th some group soc a ly to da y ¥ou d alhe no t CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19 1 If you r mo t ve to do ng so neth ng aff ec t ng ol he rs s no what t app e ar s on the su lace t w 11 be unco vered W a tc t ou l AQU ARI US (Jan 20 Feb 19 ) A tr end wh o lh nk s he has <1 l he a 1swe s ma y spend so nu 1 ne ell ng yo us ho w you shou d run you le PISCES (Fe b 20 March 20) Tod ay yo u w ll P.xp ec t muc h no e ha you re p epa c d o g ve n e tu n Ho w eve r ( OU ll ee yo re the one do ng a t egv g shall prosper ttll tt learns that there ts as rnuch dtgmty m ttlhng a fl ~ld as Ln wrttmg a poem SOU TH iD I OF BIBLE Dear Helen This woman m our crowd has the repu tatton of bemg the best cook m town - JUSt because she makes a btg produc twn of her meals She can t cook any better than the rest of us - m fa ct some of her crea ttons taste awful - but the way she bw lds up her dmner parties makes people thmk they re gettmg works of art What bothers the rest of us wtves Ls tha t our husbands con tinually rave about her cookmg I thmk they have defecttve taste buds, but if we say anythmg agalllSt her they ca ll Lt fema le Jealousy The other day my husband asked me to get a certam rectpe from Mrs Super-{;ook and I refused pOintblank be cause i can make the dtsh better What do you do wtth a man hke that? - 1 00 Mav 1e Cal l1ng Dr Dealh 2 00 - Peylon Place South fatls to goat West Ph 992 3863 . ASSEMBL Y OF FAIRVIEW 4 WIN AT BRIDGE SU NDAY TIM ESSENTINEL MIDD LEPOR T OH 0 Sec on d ""d Pomeroy Sts St an Cra g p astor Sun da y sc hoo l worsh p se r v ce 11 9 45 am a m t ra nmg un u>n 6 30 p m ev en ng wor~ h p serv ce M d wee k pra ye r 7 30 p m serv1ce Wednesda y 7 30 p m GOD - Second St M,ason W Va Cher.t er T enna nt pa st or Sunda y sch oo l 10 a m mor nin g worsh •P n am evang elisti c ser v ce 7 30 p 11'1 B ble study end pr ayer se rv ce Wed n esday 7 30 p m Phon e 77 3 5133 Man s Favonte Sport? NORTH I MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL pm MASON 15 ' Llo y d D G r m m Jr pas tor Su n day Sc h ool 9 30 a m Mor n ng wors h p 10 30 a m Youn g p eoples serv 1ce 6 45 p m Ev a n ge 1St c se rv 1ce 7 30 p n ~v ednesda y even ng serv ce 7 30 p m BAP Ellrt l u <l t e EmerQency 1 3 15 4 9 30 - Bob Newhart Show 8 10 00 - Owen Marshall13 6 Carol Burnell8 LO 3001 Su ppo r t th e Churc h of Your ChoiCe 104 W Ma n Pom e o y Ph 992 3354 MARK V STORE ARIES (Ma rch 21 Apr I 19) 0 vc co1s d e abl e thou gr I o r1 nyt t ng y o e a sk ed o t~g ee o od ay t may no l h( o you 3(.lva.n rl g e n tile u g Dea r Helen Is Lt any wonder there are so many broke n homes today? If some of these so-<:alled parents would crack down on thetr spotled teenages more mam ages would hold togeth er My 19-year -old son has bee n mamed a year Now there are two gtrls 16 and 17 who call hun consta ntly and get him to go out wtth them Th etr parents must be a ware of thts chas mg but they won t stop tt The result ts my daughter m la w has left htm Why can t parents ratse thetr chtldre n nght so they won t dehberately break up a marnage? - MOTHE R OF A GOOD BOY Dear Mother Since your son dehberately broke up hts own ma m age that s a good quesllon My quesllon LS Why do some parents see the faults m others but never m their own chtldren ? - H A Lh o u~ht for th e day llm en ca n Negro leader Booker you SCORPIO (Ocl Is Husband Naive or a Swinger? Dea r Helen un I a m happtly m~ rned - l thought We have two chtldren and TAURU S (Ap rLI 2 0 Ma y 20) Someone s go g to be ve y I m 25 L o n ed a d a b I an g y My husband ano l mel thts man about a year ago He s 1 dI sapp yol do do so rn eth ng lo photog rapher and wa nts me to pose fo r hun m dtfferent fashtons tile 1 as you pron se d Hopr swtm swts topless a nd even nude Hell bu y the clothes for me I Sh the I)OSS GEM INI (May 2 1 June 20) and even pay me a large su m of money Avo d soc a t 7 ng w th one He says he s ma dly 1n love "tth me and he had qu rte a who comes on oo sf ong n repul atlon as a la dles man Also he s vel) goodlooktng a nd o de 10 p css o l he s Tht s pP. so N I s JO you lun persuastve CANCER (June 21 Jul y 22) My husband knows all thts and yet he STII l wa nl< m e to You t o e sn b g enough pose I guess tt s the money I wa s brough t up stn ct md th nk tad ~ o hod tw o str o g nude modehng LS wrong BeSLdes tt mtght not end there I m w led ch el s O ne w 11 have to ti e g round Ia ho g ve a afr atd !though I drea d saymg Lt ) that my hus band mr ghl not even many s sake LEO (July 2 3 Aug 221 So care Is tt JUSt the money he s mte rested m or does he th mk l need meone yo u 1\ b e n vo tved w h !ee ls st a s st on gly abou hberatmg or - WHAT? ~ h s v ews as you d o abo 1 Dear What you s Bea r h s n m nd t yo The onl y perso n who can answer tha t questwn rs - your see k to n lluenc e h m husband I Seems to me you know very httle about the man you VIRGO (Aug 23 Se pl 22) A pas t ob g at on may eta no marned tt s tune you fo und ou t whether he s etther very natve to a ten t o n tod ay It you or a hopeful swmger In the process you may dtscover you aren t c annot meet t g et n to uch w th the pa rt y E)(.p \a n wh y as happt ly mamed as you thou ght H LIBRA (Se pt 2 3 Ocl 23) • Q 10 RUTLAND CHUR CH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev FIRST SOUTHERN Beat 33 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Devo ted t o Me gs M ason A r ea Pom e oy 0 . I Zoom 33 NBC News 3 15 News 4 Uncle Woll 1e Show 8 Calch 33 33 7 30 - Course at Our T me s 33 Bob by Goldsboro 3 8 00 - All 1n the Fam ly 8 10 Part r dge Fa m ly 13 6 Book . COMMUNIT Y TIST - Corn t r of Secon d and And er so n M a son Pa slor Wal ter Clou d Sunday school worsh p ser v ce 11 9 45 a m a m and 7 30 p m Week l y B ib e stu dy Wedn es d ~y 7 30 Pomer oy L1l as Yoga and You 33 News 3 4 8 Look a t lhe Book News 6 Amencan Ltfe St yle 13 7 00 - Hee Haw 8 6 Lawr ence Welk 13 4 15 Ttlr llseeker s J THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO 296 W. Second World of Sur'J1val 4 Let s Gr ow A Garden 33 15 F1v e Weeks n a Ball oo n 10 ME IGS COU ~TY BR ANCH Dla l992 2318 5 30 - 6 00 30- MASH 10 8 Mav1e Maneater 6 13 Mov1e 33 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 10 8 Mov1es A Shol 1n I he Da rk 3 Mr and M r s Charles R Shee ts P.omer oy 992 N.1! 1onw de I nsur a nce Co o f Co um bus 0 307 Spr ng A ve Pome r oy CHURCH Sun da y Sc hoo 9 30 a m Worsh p se v ce 11 a m We dn es d ay p rayer m ee t ng 7 30 p m Sunday n gh t w or shi p 7 30 p m CHURCH Pro Bowle r s T our 6 13 6 30 Helen Bottel R 06 Cou rl Sl P J PAULEY RUTLAND MA SON 3 30 - CATALOGUE FORE . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Ka ster pastor V H Bra ey Sun day sch ool sup t Sun d ay sc hoo l 9 30 a m wor sh i p se r v c e and com m un on 10 30 a m yo uth mee t ng 6 p m Sunday ev en ng ser v ce 7 r eg ul ar boa r d m eet m g lh rd Saturday CH R 1ST P 0 Box 48 7 M ll er St Mason W Ya. Sun day B1bl e Stu dy 10 a m Wor sh p 11 a m an d 7 p m B ble St ud y Wed nesd a y 7 p m Vo c a l m usic a Bbe Soc e y MONTGOMERY WARD SEARS METHODI ST Ronald W e S pa stor Sun d ay Sc hool 9 JO a m Morn n g w orsh p 10 30 a m Y oung People s Serv ce 6 45 p m Evan ge s 1c ser v ce 7 30 p m Pray er m ee ng Th ur sday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GO S PEL MISSION - Bad Kno bs Rev L R Glu esenca m p pastor Roge W !fr ed Sr Sund ay Sc hool Su pt Sund a y Schoo 9 30 a m Sun day even ng worsh p 7 JO Pra yer m ee t ng Tu esd ay 7 30 p m E rn est D eeter class l eader Yo u~ me et ng We dn es d ay 7 p m E rnes t Deeler lea der MT HERMON CHURCH OF MASON FIRST BAP TIST 2 L5 - Baseball 3 4 fs 1 30- NBA Playoff 8 10 World of Sur v va l 13 3 00 - Unlam ed Worl d 6 F sh n Hole 13 . FREE Georg e Cast o pas tor Sun day Schoo l 9 10 P vpn no wnr s. h o 7 3U hur sday even ng pr ay er se r v ce 7 30 p m >\m Soul Tra1n 6 L m ts of M an 13 V ewpo nt 8 B<"seball Pre Game Show 3 4f:)Outd oo rs wtth Ju l us Bor o s 10 TBA 5 . BO TT O M 7p m RUTLAND h 1 00 - Wrth th e hope rt w rll rn som e measure foster and >lp su starn t ha t whr ch rs good rn fa m rl y and com munr t y lrfe th rs feature rs sponso r ed by t he bu srness frr m s and or ga nrzat ron s whose names appea r below CHRI STIAN Mr Rob e t Wya t t pas t or Sun da y Sc i oo l su pt Ron al d Osborne B be Sc hool 9 3Q a m preach ng 10 45 a m Even ng se rv ces 7 30 p m CHRIST Ro b ert Shook pastor Sun da y sc hool 9 30 am Russe l l Spencer sup t 10 45 a m worsh p ser v ce ev en n g w ors hiP at erna t ng W1t ff c E a t 7 30 p m on Sunday Pra ye r m eetm g 7 30 p m W ednesda y Alfred Wo l fe la y lea der WHITES CHAP E L Cool v lt e R D R ev Roy Dee er pa stor Sunday school 9 30 a m wors h p ser v ce 0 30 am B b e study and prayer serv ce Wednes da y 7 30 p m II Ca ll of the Wes t 13 Probe. The Wo rld Around Us 4 Golf Tour n ame nt 3 10 I am THE UNITED BRETHREN IN " ~ t' Bana na Splits 3 Amen ca n Ba ndsfand 6 13 15 1 30 - Greatest Sports LeQends 3 LS Spy 15 CO N RUN pu 12 15 - Search 1or Sc ence 10 11 30- Ga 3 4 15 Fal Alberl8 10 1 00 - CBS Ch ldren s Film Fesl val 8 10 Mnn lrom UNCLE 4 4 00 - Audubon Woldl te Thealer 33 4 30 - Who DeaiP 33 S 00 - Wreslllng 8 A B t w lh Knot 33 W1de World ot Sporls 6 M r s Wor ey Fr a n c s Su nda y sc hoo su pt Sun day sc i oo 0 HYS E LL btcomt 11111 ed m tir e routwe o f lth ont day I S l!k e any ~" JU St wwllnr 11 Of hllllJ day 1/J t most of lh < people m A 5 4 10 00 Elec Co 20 La ss te s Rescue Ranger s 6 13 My F rtvo r te M arfta ns 0 S1gmund ilnd th ~ Sert Mon ste s 3 4 15 Bo y Scout Far 8 10 30 Goo ber and the G host Chaser s 6 13 P 1nk Pant her s J I 15 Jeannte B Mul l ga n Stew 10 Zoom 70 11 00 - Star Tre k 3 4 15 Brady K ds 6 13 Speed Bugg y 8 10 Sesame Street 20 11 30 - Jos1e and the Pussy ca ts n Outer Sp<1 ce 8 10 Bu tch Cass d y 3 4 15 M1ss•on Mag c 6 13 J etsam> 3 4 15 lns1de Ou t 20 Mov e 3 6 Pebb les and 12 00 Bamm Bamm 8 10 J mwwlcm 1 /r u e m e t! rin d 0 11 ( nil lii iJ lltll 0 11< o/ l htm rva s 1/w Ga ltlean 1 llu sm es. a s usual 111 J m u sa( em U 11less w e u11dersl cm d th e w hol e SlfJ III Ii ccm ce o f wlml " happt lllltg 1t c p ay lillie attw t w n /J o y ou undo st and a hut hapfJtlled llrat F 11d C11J ? /Jo you reali ze WH O lwny on tlurt cwl a/ ( "'"? flo IJilll k mm WH Y lie d w d ? 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Bunn y 13 Hrt r Bear Bunc h 8 La ss e 10 8 JO Yog s Gang 6 13 M1st er Rog er s 70 Addam s Fam y J 4 15 Sabnna 8 P opeye 10 9 00 Sesam e St 70 Su per F nend s 6 13 Move 8 10 Em erg en cy Pl us 3 4 15 BETHLEHEM BAP TI ST - O LD 4 6 30 Chnsto phe r Closeup 10 6 30 T V Cl ass r oo m 8 Fa 1t h tor Today 10 Ky A t et d 13 1 00 - Ne g hbor s 13 F u n for Ever yon e 6 Tr ee housc Club fl 7 5 Wom an s P o n t of V ew 13 CHRI ST C tf or d Sm l h m n1 st er Su nday Sc hool 9 30 am morn n g ch ur ch 10 30 Sunday ev en ng se v ce a m 7 30 p m We dn esda ¥ serv ce 8 CLIFF 4 SATURDAY APRIL6 BRADBU RY CHUR CH OF pm LAUREL Lov e lnAGoldf sh Bow l ~ Fo r Sa turday Aprt 1 6 197 4 Be11f t he Clo ck 4 Ea st er Canta ta 15 "' 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Holly wood Sq~:.~ar es d N ew Tr e ~s u rc Hunt 10 To T ell t he T ruth 6 Conce• trrt t on R Wf:\ 11 Streel o; ~~=: ca >"~~.-» ~ ·Helen Help . 1 By ~ Us. • • SPs ~m c 6 PLAINS CH ES HIR E CHU RCH FRIDAY APRILS 1974 a News 3 10 15 13 Tru th-or Conseque n c~!. 6 Street 70 A dlerta n Counse lmg Techmques 33 6 00 - ' ' • FREE BAPTIST - Re v Ral ph Dean pas tor Sun day Sc Heel 10 a m supt Ev enm g L eo n Mill er serv ce 7 30 p m Pra yer m ee na Thur sday 7 30 p m t...HES T EI< \.MURCH OF GOO Rev James Sa t t ert e d pastor sunday School 9 30 a m worsh1p servi ce 11 a m e v en ng ser v c e 7 pr ayer ser v •c e an d yo u t h serv ce Wednesda y 7 p m Local&w~ I COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sund ay sc hool serv1ce 10 a m Pr ayer m eet ng Thur sday 7 p m Sunda y even m g ser v ce 7 p m Point Rock Social N otcs Mr and Mrs G A Radekm VLStted Mr and Mrs G W Col h ns an d son Juntor Gaha nna Mrs Osa Cooper Columbus a nd Mtss Cle mma Vale Cardrng ton vLSLWd Mr a nd Mrs J ohn Holhd a; and a t tended the fune ral of Mrs Erma Vale a form er residen t of Dyesvtlle La ur el Gran'ge me t m regular sesswn and tm\tated Marsha Holcomb Judy and Gary Holhday In to the order The part; apron contes t was held wtth Avanel Holhda y as the first place wmner Those from thts area at tendmg the Semor Cttizens dmner at Hamsonville were Mrs Cora Moore Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury and Mr and Mrs He nry Turner Mr Turnerrecetved the prtze for the oldest present and Mrs Turner won the door pnze Guests of Mr and Mrs Dale Stansbury were Mrl and Mrs L4rry Sta nsbury and s on Reynoldsburg and Mr a nd Mrs Cla1re Dal~ Stansbury a nd cht!dren Groveport M T U N O N BAPT I ST Re v Cec l Colli pa stor Sun da y Sc ho.o l supt Jo e Sp yr e Su n day sc h ool 9 45 a m Sun day even ng wo r sh p 7 30 Wednesd a y p raye r and B ble st udy 7 30 p m v e~ y ca e tu ly 11 S I kely they ho ld more I u_mp card s than .. mx .;"~~.<:~ ..:--~>.:-: Television Log 7 30 p m METHODI ST Rev Rober t E Buc k l ey p as tor w 1 am Ba 1f ey Supt Sunday Schoo l morn ng wor sh p 9 30 a rn 10 30 a m ~v e n n g wor sh p SILVER RIDG ~ -"!W or~h p 7 30 p m \We dnesday Ch r st an 6 30 p m 10 a m Ch ur ct'l Sc hoo l 9 a: m A Yout h Crusade 1 TUPPER S PLAt,N S = t lhi.:Jr sdav. c; ho r pr ac t ce Worsh iP 9 a m F h y r c~ P rn Sc hool 10 a m D EX T E R C HURCH OF KENO CHURCH \ 0~ CHRIST ~ T m Russe CHRIST Geor g e Fr eder ck m n st er No r: man C W I supt Senn ce w ee kt y 9 30 am Sun day Sunda y sch ool sw p t on Sund a y Pr eac h ng f r st and 9 30 a rn worsh p l h•rd Sunda ys of m ont h b y school ser v ce 10 30 a m B b e Cliffor d Sm •f h 9 30 a m study We dne_sday 7 30 p m HOB S ON CHRISTIAN UNION D arr e 1 Dodd r 11 REORGAN IZED CHU RC H pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO JE SUS CHRIST OF a m Leonar d G !more 1 r st OF elder evenm g serv ce 7 30 LATTER DA Y SAIN TS Po rt a nd R a e n e Road p m We dn esday p raye r meet ng 7 30 p m w 11 am Rou sh pastor Denn y E vans Su nday Scho ol MT MORIAH CHURCH OF o r ec tor Sun day Schoo 9 30 GOD - R ac ne Rou t e 2 Th e a m M orn m g wo r.s h p 0 30 Rev Charles H an d pastor a m Sun da y even n g se r v ce 7 Sund a y sc hool 9 45 a m p m We dn esda y ev en n g m ornm g war s 1 p 11 a m praye r se rv ces 7 'Hl n .,.., E v en ng serv1c es 'Tu esday an d F nd ay 7 30 P OM E RO Y WES T SI DE CH U RCH OF CH R ST /00 W Ma St Lo r e T S ep he ns Ye will not come area 3r d 0 PO RT LAND - Wor sh p 7 30 p m Chu rch Sc hoo 9 30 a m SUTTON Worsh p ll a m 2nd and 4t h Sun da y s Church Sc hoo l 10 a m W ES L E YAN f Rac n e) Worsh p 11 a m Ch u r ch Sc hoo 10 a m NORTHEAST CLU ST ER Re v Rob er t M eece R ev Stanl ey Brand um JOPPA - Wor sh p 10 a m Prayer Chu r c h School 9 a m M eet n g We dnesd a y 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Ch ur c h 9 a m Sunday serv c es Sch oo l 9 45 am B ble St u dy ever y Th ur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHE L - Wor sh p II a m Chu ch Sc hOol 10 the sermonette By Wanetta Radekm Guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Coen and fam tl; and Grace Hensler were Mr and Mrs J P Hensler and son s Athens Mr and Mrs Cla yton Hensler and famdy Mane tta and Harry LeHS WtlkesHllc Ida Denmson 1s spendmg a few days wtth the J ohn Knotts famdy Columbus Mr and Mrs Bur t Chrts ttan and da ug hter Cat11na Clarksvdle Tenn vtsJ ted her parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Perry a nd son Tr oy an d grandparen ts Mr arW,. Mrs Gram tile Lyons and other fne nds and relattves of the Wo 9- The DaUy Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Aprtl 5 1974 I I ' ~~ ' I • • \ ' �' ' ' s t. l Cl d s:E~~?~~~~J~~J~t;jr~.~:,~;~ en lR~ lJSSlJ le S i I • 10 - The Daily Sent mel Mldd!Poort·P~mel oy, 0 , Aprtl5, 1974 , WANT Ao~ INFORM.tTION ~ .f..• Will be {'ccept'ed untd 9 a m for Day of PO!bl ca l on Notrce REGULAT~N5 f~es t aura n t booll s $125 to til t 1 "n 'Ill gMden plot P h one Bo b Ho efl iC h Htqh St P~ 1 eroy 992 St 9 'J d 3 lfc Apr il a 1968 n a p Th en !h e sudd en n gt1t F actory ~ unday Phone 992 -2156 New WANTED _MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER THE DAILY SENTiti_EL cho k ed A.pr 1 7 m 3c .1 I T me may toll er fro m daw n to dawn As the s gh t qrows d m But th e so w sa d death c r eep ng year s RUM M AG E SA L E beg nn nfJ Aprtl 9 10 ilnd 1 a t Fry B u l d ng 1M ddlepor t F r om of 9 30 I II 3 30 to t o f n ce ten s 1 4 ti c Was not for h rn Sa d It m sse d by Mrs Olan Genhc me r and F a ly 4 7 1tc -- TO THE DEFE NDANT JAMES D J\) NE S WHOSE RESIDEN CE IS UNKNOWN IN TH E COMMON PLEA S COURT OF •ME I GS COU N T Y OH IO SFIARON A JO NE S 20 Rar lroad St r eet Middleport Oh o Pia ntrH vs JAM ES D JONE S PHONE: 9.92 2156 POMEROY, 0. model s o f mob le hom es Phone area code 614 423 9531 GU N Shoot 7 p m Fr day at th e Rae ne Gun Clu b F a c tory c hok ed gun s on y Asso rt ed m ea ts ~ J Jt c KOSCO T KO SMETIC S & W I (.;S l- or a good lmc of Cosmeltcs fr end y se rv ce and so m eone to ch al w 1t h g ve m e a call H elen Jane Brown 992 5 13 3 19 lfc CARRIERS IN TUPPERS PLAINS ' AND REEDSVILLE WANTED - -- - -- CALL Po ll y s Auct on or stop by to g e t rtd of those unwanted D e f endant Items Se ll I the au c lton o,; a y ..J Nol5S I6 537 H gh Str ee t Middl eport - NOTICE BY 992 3509 Open 9 q m to 5 p m PUBLICATION Monday Wedn es day Thurs Piarnt ff h as brought 11 1s day F rtday unt1l noon actr on nam rng you as de fendant n the a bove nam ed court by 3 13 30tc fllr n g her Comp lamt on the 27th . day of Ma rc t1 197d T h e obtec l o f ! he 'Com pia nt Income When Hoapltallzed and th e de mand for rei ef are to obtam ad vo r ce to be awarded For pe son I O P&Fion hetllh Insurance call thE.> care custody and control of Ste ve Snowden them tnor ch ld of th e parttes to Ph 992 715S be award ed a ltm on y for the Plaantdf an d su ppor l for the POMEROY n11nor cht ld of l he paries for cost s and ot h er re1 1e f You are r eq u r ed to an swer Wanted To Buv the Comp l a nt w lhtn twe nty p 71591 e 9h t days after the las! J UN K Autos co mplete publtca tton of th s no ttc e w ht ch GUN SHOOT Sa turday 7 p m d el vered to our yard We p ck Mtle H II Road Sponsored by wtll be pu b l shed once each up a ut o bodre s and buy a ll Racme F rc Department week for s1 x co nsecu t• ve weeks k nd s of scrap met als an d 4 4 21 c and th e tn st publ te al on w tll be rron Rader s Sal vag e Sta te mnde on th e lO th day of May Rou t e 124 Route 4 Pomeroy 197 4 Oh to Phone 992 5468 For Rent I n the case of your fa il ure to 3 28 111p answer or otherwtse respond as APA~TMENT w th pr va t e Permitted by the Oh o R"\Jies of entran ce bath bedroom n ce OL Daufos 6ormore cnrs- wlll C vtl Procedure wtthm the t 1m e kitchen r ef rrg erator and g ve $3 00 p ece 18 ca r s or slated tudgm ent by default w tl s tov e Gent l emen ple as e mo re w1ll g 1ve better prtce be rend ered aga n sf you for th e Corner of Second Avenue and Call 9B 5 4297 ret ef d en anded tn th e Com L ncoln Str ee t Phone 992 3 28 tfc platn 5508 addre ss un kn own --------- CALL 992-2156 The Dai~ Sentinel ----------- LA RR Y E SPENCER CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA S MEIGS COUNTY OH IO CDURT HOUSE POMEROY OH IO 131 29 141 5 12 19 16 151 3 10 71c .-l 5 31c -r----- ----- -~ WeN ow Pay 3 AND 4 ROOM furnr shed and unfurn1shed apartments Phone 9925 ~34 4 12 tt c ------------PRIVATE mee t tng room any organtzalton 3975 -for POUNDS FOR NEWSPAPERS phone 992 3 11 tf c Rac tne Phone 997 2429 or 99'.1 2838 OLD furnttGre .... oak tables clocks tee bcHc es brass beds d1sh es desks or complete household s Wr1te M o M 11t er Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh ao ca ll ~9 2 7760 5 13 tfc For Your Cqnvemence OPEN SUNDAYS I ~ . . 3 29 tf r -------------- TRAILER Br o wn s Trail e r Park Phone 992 3324 3 29 lfc Wantert ro Buy ULD Uprtght ptanos Any cond 1f on Pay mg $10 cash Write g ve drf€Ctlons to W I TTEN PIANO CO P 0 BOX 18 Sard s Ohio 4>3946 - 3 1J 301c . $1.20 PER 100 ----------'-----T RAILEI< space for renr tn Wanted To Buy D elivery Ttmc 1 ·~ Monday lhru Thursday 9tttl4 At hens Ohto NO I copper SOc rad iators 35c r ed brass 40c batt er es $1 20 M A Hall R ea dsvtl l e Oh o 01 hone 376 6249 J 2<1 tfc Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. PHONE 992-7777 Next to Jones HOURS: SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM STEREO. 92.1 WMPO-FM \ Sale' Bedroom Su1tes 1- 3 pc Lmed oak $69 95 1- l pc Poster Bed Oak $169 1- 3 pc Ba sse tt Pecan Used o nly 6 months \1~ $299 00 1-4 pc La ne So l1d Wood I .Diark Oak New $749 00 NOW 1350 oo 6 Others to Choose From ~·- Lwmg ·----------18-Room Su 1tes $18 up ------ Refngerators 115 up 12 to choose from Wardrobes 2 woode n 1 metal Chests & Dressers Good se lec tiOn Boston Rocker MAY TAG 12~ 95 1-P1a no Elbndge J years '-c- Le<lar Chesl 1- 0ffice Desk Wtth S595 00 139 95 I • -------------- potted bloom tng Hubbard s Green house Syracuse Ohro 3 31 11c - - - - -- - - -------------TWIN NEEDLE SEWING Hulches Rutland furniture 742 421\ Herb ' FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Rutland 0 DaVe or Mtke NELSON '5.55 INTERIOR EXTERIOR ~ GUARANTEED=.­ ___ ______ _ • Real Estate For Sale tlew 3 bedroom 69 Olds 88 4 Dr.1 full power, arr •••. •••••• 11095 Open 8 T1IS Monday lhru Salurday CALL CARL NELSON 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 69 Pont1ac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roo~, arr •••• 1895 Radiata CLELAN 608 E. REALTY MAIN POMEROY, 0 A LOT FOR A LITTLE - 2 stofy frame 2 8 R New bath N ew gasiorced a1r furnace New hot wa ter tank Full b ase m ent Located rn Pomeroy J UST $6,500 00 LINCOLN HITS - 3 BR Some carpettng & ltng Hardwood floors s f urn ace Ba seme n t Large lot $10 000 DO BUSINESS ROOM w1th lovel y 3 BR apartment over Hardwood floors car peted Nrce krtchen w1th lot s of cabt net s Dtnt ng room 1'17 baths Garage ca n ce ll ed? Lost your operators l 1cense "' Call 992 7428 6 5 lie ------ --------- DON T FUSS Don t cuss turn yo ur tunk automobrtes over to us R fversrde A uto Wrecktng Ph one I (304) 773 5890 3 7 26tc ------- ------ W 111 pam t roof s and houses Free -est m a t es Ca ll 99 2 2532 or 992 5482 4 4 7fp ----- ------- Real Estate For Sale 11EAUTIFUL new homes now under constructmn n pr1me tocat ron on c ty water and sewer Chotce o f desrgns Wall to walt carpet ng and a 1r condlt1onmg mcl ud ed Wil l help arrange f tna nc1ng con\lenttona l loans Wtlh down payment low as 5 pet Other new homes avatlab l e to Qualtf ed buvers wtth NO DOWN PAYMENT * G Best B u ilders of W Homes Call col ect 614 837 65 40 or 2J9 0785 or wr tte Great Amencan Hom es In c P 0 Box 687 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 3 1 tfc -------------- 68 Chevelle 4 ",.., ~- 68 Chev. .. :. Ii Service . ;::,.... ,_ 67 smallest Heater Core MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 Pomeroy CO NCREl:{ V roof and atr 3 500 mtles your Free 32 84 Co 5 12 lie -SEPT -------------IC TANKS AR OBIC 10 4 tfc OF QUAL-ITY Modern San 1tatton 992 3954 or 992 73<9 lfc SEW ING MACHINES Repa r serv ce all makes 99 2 22B4 The Fabrtc Sh op Pomeroy Au.t honzed Smger Sat es and Servtee We Sha rpen Sc ssors 3 29 lfc 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA Hyg lt"ue Nrw Demonstrators , hc11s all cteanlng attac:hmen1ts plus the new Electro Suds for S h~rn..Poolng c8 rpet Only " ' cash or term ! ava ltablt P.non~ 992 2653 $9500 00 TRAILER LOTS - Several locahons for you to buy or build on later 51500 00 up 3 LOTS - In Harn sonvl!le All 2< acres t~~ close tn for only $11 000 00 BE SAFE AND LIST YOUR PROPERlY WITH US THAT WAY WE WILL BE RRESENT WHEN A STRANGER WANTS TO SEE OFFICE •46 3643 EVENINGS Bu"' McGhee-44' 1255 '" " E M Ike ' Wlsema,- "46 8 F teet s1de wht te over blue ftn std trans rad to good w s w t1r es w heel cove r s rear step bumper A ntce one 1971 DODGE CORONET 26tc --------- ------ DOZER and ba ck hoe wor~ ponds and sept 1c ta n ks d t ch tng serv1ce top so 11 f 11 d1 rt l•m estone B&K Ex cav at 1ng Phone 992 5367 or POM~!~!v~~!~~ CO. I@ 992 3861 9 1 lfc ---~----~-- - ---~ • BRAKE SPECIAL Rehne drum type brakes complete '31.95 Relrne dtsc front & drum rear. '38.95 . lncludrng rnspechon of hydraulic system & sprrngs & Rear shoes. Turnrna of drums and rotors, extra Please call 992 2126 for aDDorntment COMP ----- -------~ l{<";----,.--...:...~~,.;:_--:c--'-__J I 1/ 1 .' $1495 4 door 1 owner new car trade tn good 1~t line ttres spotl ess c lean rnterror small V 8 engtne automattc trans mrc:;s 1on Th e rtght s1ze - th e r'lght pnce Valu e $1625 ~ 'Racine Social Events EROY 3796 52495 1972 CHEV PICKUP and out Ca ll POMEROY, OHIO excellent garden land $2500 00 WILDERNESS - RUTLAND 12695 Cus tom Hatchback Coupe dark green ftn1s h l tke new wht t e wal l t1res full w heel covers protective St de moldrngs power brakes rad10 6 cy l mder eng tn e st an da r d transmrss1on A ve r y popular m odel an d pnced to go Al i electn c f rutt trees and Ph acres of level garden land Ask1ng By Mrs FranclsMorr1s Mrs Emma Salser, Grover Salser, Jr and Mr and Mrs, Ronald Salser VLSI\ed overmght Sunday wtth lhe formers sister, Mrs Nelhe Wtrt, at Wooster al}:l altended funeral serv1ces for Mrs Wilts son m taw •at Dailon, Oh10 on Monday Rev and Mrs H L Me Dame! of Gu)Svllle a ttended Sunday School and worshtp servtces al the UM Church Sunday Mr and Mrs George Taylor were dmner guesls of Mr and Mrs J ohn Arnotl Thursday evemng, March 28, hononng 1\;lr Arnott on hLS b1rthda) • Mr and Mrs E A Wmgett returned home from three weeks vacatton m Alabama, • Georgta and 'Fior1da where they vLSLted Mr and Mrs Charley Spencer and other relattves and frtends Mtss Rut)l Ell1s of Columbus called on relattves here on Saturday M1ss Mary Ehz.abelh Wheeler of Scwlov1lle spent several days wtth her grandparenls, Mr and Mrs Thereon Johnson Mr Jack Curt1s and daughler, Sandra of Guysvtlle were Sunday guesls of hts mother, Mrs Leone cUrtrs Mr, and Mrs Kenneth Turley and lion were m Charleston to see a doclor and were over. mght guesls of Mr and Mrs Dale Ball at Sl Albans, W Va Mr Jnn Brace ts .spendmg len days wtth hLS (amtly from hts employment on the nver Elza Btrch spent a few days m Li ttle Rock, Ark on busmess Mrs Gretta Stmpson and Mtss Vera Beegle spent Fnday March 29 at Spencer, W Va wtth Mr and Mrs Mrs Solon Butcher Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross and Ray of Columbus spent the weekend wtth her mother Mrs Howard Ne1gler and other relatives Mrs Mama Ann Wells of Washmgton Court House spent a recenl "eekend wtth her parenls, Mr and Mrs Harry Curtts Mrs Joan Mattmgly of Clay Cenll!r, Kansas, Mrs Jean Lindsey and Herman Spencer of Grnve Ctty and Mrs Mary Cundtff of Groveport were here for the auction sale of thetr parenls' horpe, the late Mr and Mrs Mason Spencer , conducted by lhe Bradford Aualton Company Mr and Mrs Harry Curtts spent a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Rtchard Curtis at Vmton Mr and Mrs Ronald Hart took thetr grandchildren home to Newark and spent the weekend They were ac companted by Mr and Mrs Chester S1mpson who VISited thetr son, Mr and Mrs Brtan Simpson and. c~ll\lren al Baltunore • Rev and Mrs Howard Shtvele:v. and family 1 spent Sun~y afternoon and evemng taking a scemc tnp through West Vtrgm1a I The Young Adulls (18-35) of the Southern Cluster Umt~d ' "' 1 1111 j \, Dr H T J sp 70 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE.. ......s1095 vmy l roof 69 FORD LTD 2 DR. l•c HT aor P S .. $895 P 8 66 BUICK LeSABRE <1 Dr H T ~95 c lea n 66 FIAT 4 DR. ..... $295 67 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill... .. ... '. $795 H T 65 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. .''' .. $295 67 PLYMOUTH BARACUDA '. '$495 2 Dr H T I. '- p ' ' MethodiSt Chu rch met Saturday at the Jr Htgh School and played the Clusler Youth m a Volley Ball game After the game they went to the Wesleyan Church whe re M1ss Kathy Smtth had devotwns, followed by prayer b) Rev Larry Pohng• Refreshmenls were served afler wh1ch the youth had a short meetmg wtth ' M1ss Smtih and Rev Steve Wtlson The Young Adults me t wtth Rev Pohng and Rev lioward Shiveley The next Young Adults meelmg wtll be held Salurday Apnl 27 at J time and place to be an nounced Mr and Mrs Roger Bfrch are m charg~l of the e¥emng s ac tlvtlles and devotions Anyone m the 18-35 age range IS mv1ted to atte nd these meetmgs 1¥fl1 We Bu1lt Our H T Bonncv r le 1 dr II 1 Tht'l tS 'l rc:tl good 01 E lcc '225 ldr H T F a ctory and now Serv1ce 1s Carpenter News, Event Mr and Mrs Ralph Fraz1er Ga llipolis, v1s1led her mother Mrs Goldie Gill ogly and other relatives here Mrs Luc; Thomas was an overmg ht guest of her Sisler, Amy Caldwell m Columbus and called at the hospital to see her cousm Jane Douglas who has had surgery for a broken h1p Reverend Freeland Noms, Racme has been engaged to hold servtces at Carpenter Baplfst Church tw1ce a month on Sunday mornmg for the next ~ea r Detter, Rutlger and Krtstina Baumgaertel Albany, were weekend guesls of Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and famtly Mr and Mrs H E Starkey were bustness ca llers tn Pomeroy, Mason Ctty, W Va and Pt Pleasant, W Va one day recently Mr and Mrs Lew1s Sml\11 accompanted by Joann and Paula McWhorter v1s1led w1th Nancy Smtih m Columbus and Mr and Mrs Manford Srmth, Carroll Btll Lawson who was tnJured tn an aectdenl at hLS work at llw Gavm Plant was adrrutled 1 r re'll n1cl c wh l c w th black top ~1 r c dn -1 Dr se d Couga r 'Jd r tr sm el l I V 8 auto Rte cll clc1n Only Cus tom .J Dr 1 u Js pccd.on ll oor Goodc'lr 0 tly 1 w hee l clr ve qrea1 tor 90 1 g l tshtng Only Imp d dr se d rough as a cob b Only W tl d c altdr H T No t too sharp Yours for: Th s one Chuger St a l 10t Wa gon 1 ecds so me work Onl y Run s goa<l over 100 000 rntlc s On l y M al tb u I dr se d old b u t no t too bad On ly Wag on V 6 bo d y IS roug h bu t run s OK Wagon Pre tty good old ca r for on l y Chester , 0 prese nted Frances Alk ire w1th a beautiful afghan on her birth day March 27 !he Semor C1t1zens have 3 qu1lls for sa le These quills are espec1ally mce as the group has some excellent qu1lters Mr and Mrs Clmton Gilkey of Albany \! Sited the li ncoln Russells a nd Av,, Gi lk ey Sund ay p M Rece nt guests of Guy Boltn were Clinton Gilkey Bob an d Frances Alkire, Robtn Gibson and Mrs May Mason Guy Bohn rece1ved v,ord that M1s F1ank Graves Jr where he spent the wm~r has ~ntered the hosp1tal for surger; for herma m St John M1ch1 gan Mr Robert Clark and Mr and Mrs Larry Clark made a busmess tnp to Columbus, 0 on Monday Mr Robert Clark took h1s wtfe and fam1ly lhe Lmry Clarks all out to dtnner Sunday at Crows Steak House to celebrate Mrs Clark birthday on March 31 Tammy and Perry Clark of Chester -spent a couple days wtth the Robert Clarks Mrs Jane Gtlke; who 1s spendmg the w1nter m Flonda LS expected home week after Easte1 W1lh soup beans at 60c lb I beheve steak IS JUSl as cheap and more nounsh1ng $1395 $695 $795 $795 $995 $895 $1395 $295 '395 $295 $395 $295 $295 $395 1u st o ~ uh:t rlccl f 1c tor y c1 r SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Bus1ness on Serv1ce 500 E Mam St. Pomeroy, Oh10 to Holzer Medica l Center for xrays and observatiOn but has bee n d1sm1ssed from the hosp1tal and 1s reported to be convalesct ng sattsfactonly Mrs Lucy Thomas Mrs Hazel Culwell and Mrs Murl Calaway attended spec1al serv1ces a l Pearl Chapel Church on Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan atlended the IOOth year cele bra tion of Huntrngton Grange at Vmton on Thursday eventng Mr Star key wa s gues l speaker for the occaston and Mrs Paulme Atkms, Mrs Stella Atkms and Ruby Deal fr om Harnsonv11le Grange were also gpesls Mr and Mrs T H Blanton and Greg Jackson VLStted her brother and stster-m-law Mr and Mrs Wilham Culwell a nd fath er Jerry Culw ell on Sunday Mr and Mrs Dwame Jor· dan , Bryan Ke1th , and Sarah Faye, were m Columbus on Sunday and ca lled to her brother m law and sisler, Mr and Mrs • Alfred Rtce Guesls of Mr and Mrs Noble Hamon were Mr a nd Mrs Marvtn Covey, South Charleston, W Va , Mrs Mary W1seman, Greg, Susan , Bnan and Mike and Mrs Betty Kmby and Tod Hamden, Mr and Mrs Presion Hamon, Mark and Steven, McArthur, and Bonme and Kathy Cheadle, \ocal Recent guesls o( tpe • • presented to Cong res s oiS fo llows _ 1 Off1c1Jls at all levels of govern ment shou ld rec ogmze the Importance of the .1ulombm le both as an essential dnd pnmary component of transportatton systems and as a ma mstay of the economy 2 Ail agenc1es of government have a responstbllily lo keep the pubh c fully an d acc ur alely mformed as to the extenl dnd duralton of the fuel shortage and lhe need for any ex traord1nm y measures suc h as ratwnmg 3 To conser;e energy a fully and accurate ly mformed publi c s hould co operate voluntar1l; and to the fuile sl possible exten t 4 Governmenl and the petroleum mdustry have a respons1b1it ty to exerl every Hamons were Mr and Mrs Mar kills, Poferoy, Rl ~ ldon Sgl and Mrs Bert Chn stlan an d Ca ln n!l Cla rksb urg Tennessee are vtstbng thelr parenls, Mr and Mrs Gordon Perry and Troy local Mr and Mrs Bert Cox, Albany, and Mr and Mrs A T Chnsttan Radchff , her grandparen ls Mr and Mrs Granvtlie Lyons loca l, and other fnends and re latives here Sunday d111ner guesls of Mr and Mrs Paul Gaston, Leah and Joe. were the1r son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs R~ek McDamel Albany, and her mother, Goldie Gillogly local Mr and Mrs Earl starkey loca l lhe tr so n-m-law and daughler, Mr and Mrs Roy Wtseman , Harrts onvtll e, vrstted the Wtsemans' daughler and faiTLtly, Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and daughters at Chesler Mrs Cla rk w11l enter Doctors Hospital, Columbus, for ob· servatton thts week Pam Holcomb, Lester a nd Marco Jeffers, Cheryl Lawson aod V~rgtma and Rtcky Jordan were among lhe 4-H club members from Metgs County who atlended the 4-H club Round-up at Nelsonville th1s past weekend Mrs Ida Denmson has returned home after spendtng a fe~. days m Colup1bus poss 1ble effo1t to• 1nc rease petro leum suppli es and to deve lop a lternative ene 1gv SOtu'CeS 5 Gove rnment off iCia ls should 1CJCC l proposals that would Impose exc ise taxes on ~IUtomob i lcs ur mcrea se motor fu el taxes as a mea ns of con servmg fuel 6 Agenc ies responsible for the movement of traffic mu st ma ke eve1 y possible effort lo eli minate lugh""Y bottlenecks and slow-<10\>ns tha t mcreasc fuel consumptiOn 7 (,overnment a gen crc s twve .,1 resp onsibili ty t o <•ss w c that fu el dllocat10ns are ad mm 1stered as eqUI!<Ib ly as posstble to all reg1on s of the country B Agenc1es and offlc1als of federa l slate and loc a l governme nt should rev1ew autombo1le a1r pollut iOn co ntrols and o-ther en v1ronmental plans 111 the l1ght of the energy CriSI S 9 To avo1d the necess1t; of gasoltn e I atlon tn g govern ment Industry and the public should make a conce rted ef for t on a .\ olun ta ry basis to conserve lim1 ted supp lies to the greatest exten t possible 10 Automobi le ma nufac lurers should undertake 1m mediate programs to develop eng1 nes that will provide h1gh gas mll eage economy and 'III 5 p rn Sat 12 Serv1ce 'T1I Oth~ l \\IIH O!Jl l l \ill ~ ( fft l H II l i i 11 \lt! J II Itt I ( l! U\\ Ill I hd s ti J l Xpt t I • It IS lh d lw < Jllf ~ (J \\II S td \ 1\ 1\ 111 [(JI IS (s lu r l ll tl 1 b\ 11 fJ II lc: I 1/ H q t btll s \1 l ur• 25 IS( jlll t I I I I m c ni ert l I rt r J \I n t h( Jtt Hldl v tdu 1l h fills ( ffr J ton tht p ut of the ndt \Hitt rl 111 tlort st s llu u ld bt LO I lttHH.: I C'\ rr L!HJuglt tit{ 1\t.t b Cfl IJ II J n I CVC I ( Ill S \\ JJI SC IH h hd1 SJ..i-tbJ! tzC p ti CCS an d g l\C Olll cn gt nc C. Illlt' c tp t!Jtlll t c~ tn oppm tmttt\ tr muke 11 s sl'if suff1 u cnt 111 tile cne~ g ) f ~eltl lr\\ 111 Jlso rcpm tctl on t/u rn c r c 1s1n g p t pu l rr tl\ >r hu" tot11 s opel <t«l b1 lilc11 G/1111 1' J(mr s Dcp 11tment lrnlrn u cd £1 J (\~r th ti~ CilU Ll dVC I n I tltl of tl1t 11 {J fH. I t!I U I ~ I Ii 1~ di/ S<.ll d tr i.IVC ) thiS \ t: r \ f1 cul t to pndlllbut be bfillH I rul oJn(Jbtl c t1 n cl \\til IJ ~ ulf 1\\ Cntv to t h u l~ put.:cllt \ htlt !Jus lours tr liC IIII iilic c r ut st s u~ 111 ljlil\ lli11Sljh1i d !I HI Uil t 011 l.'r a1c lll C' IItber s of the hua r tl En ock Allen md C~c tH Unger of 11onion Char le Blakeslee of P<HnC IO) Julin I 13cckiel of McA1tilur H<bell 1 1FloiJ ' 1 '""' ,,f Bld11e ii Erne sl J Md " 'I""' f M<:trH.: hcsl.(: r (, fn l t \ 1 t r tm of Wells ton J SiJe~ n 11 I •1t e~ of C"'lllpol1 s ltobc11 V '""' , I Wa veli) Jose ph ll Ya111 l) h of Athen s dnd Durlt.m B t•\lcr Dr R I Chabnucly f:d~a1d I Gioc kner Wm l Ho11 bncl James C Strafford of Porls mouth Chff H Mlllim of Col umbu s f01111e1 club mana ge r IS a n hono1 a r ) rnembe~ < f the bo,ml GIBSON FREEZERS \ NOW IN STOCK UPRic;;,HT • AND . CHES, CHESTER, OHIO PH: 985-3307 I I 'Til 7 p m & On Saturday Three added to AAA board in anpual Waverly meeting POR I SMOU fH M1s Edward I Max in e 1 I ev1 Portsmouth Da v1d Horr Athens ,mel LoUis Hochbe rg Jackson were elected to the corporate boa rd of the Automobile Club of Southern Oh10 at 1ls an nu al meetmg ·Marc h 28 at the Lake Wh ile Club at ',\ averiy Offi ce rs elec ted fo1 the c.ommg }ear were Ec~rl C Hayes 11 pres1denl P,IUI J Sallis >ICC pres1den l J ohn P Irwt n, cxecutne \I CC P' cs 1dent and Howard I K1ebier treasurer lrwtn presenled h1s annual repor t cove rm g cl ub operations and oullimng the activ ities of the AAA state and natiO nal orga mza li ons as rela ted to the current fue l emergency meludmg policy form ula te,d b) the AAA Execu tive Comm1llee and Open Evenmgs (l)s 992-2174 Bu1ldrng Our Busrness. ' f Dr Rememuer We Servtce Wh,1l We Sell Harrisonville Society Ne\\s Robm Gibson , of Columbus 0 was the guest of her grand parents the Bob Alktres Thursday through Sunday wh1le her parenls the Bobby Gibsons a ttended a $100 a plate dtnner benefit tn Kentucky where Danny Thomas was the natn attraclton the leukemia 10undat10n recetv ed the mon ey Whi le here Robin \Lst led her grea t grandmothers, Ava G1lkey and Lana Gtbson and Mrs Margaret Douglas and Eumce Bradfteld Recent guesls of Ava Gi lkey were Mrs Ruby Halhday, Mrs Ehza Powell, Mrs Betty Bishop and daughter Brenda Mrs Golda Epple, Mrs Ghnlon Gilkey and daughter Karen and Mrs Frances Young and Gu; Bohn M< and Mrs F 0 Whaley of Columbus, ' 0 vtslted her molher Ava G1lkey a couple of Jays Mr and Mrs M A Epple and Mrs Earl McGra th at lended the funeral of Da na Hamng m Athens Mr and Mrs Charles Alk1re of Racme spent Saturday evemng wtth the Bob Alk1res The Semor Ctltzens have a dance scheduled for Sa turday, Aprtl 6th at the sc hool house Everyone IS mv1led m the evemng Mrs Nelhe Horgan has been qurte s1ck for the last week Mrs Mmme McGrath and Mrs Eliza Powell made a tr1p to Pomeroy to get new qmltmg frames for lhe Semor Cthzens The Teachers and P T A surpnsed Dug Btshop on hts 381h btrthday wtth a party at the school house Ice cream and cake were served and an enJoyable tune was had Mrs Sam Damron 1s a medtcal pa h ent at Holzer Hosp1fal Mr and Mrs Jr Payne 1 SEE: CEWARD CALVERT • PAT SIURY - J. D. STORY 985 4100 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS -------------SE PTI C TAN KS c l eaned .. s1595 P 8 2 Dr H T small V 8 auto Was $5307 55 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unlll6 00- Til5 p m Sat SEWAGE SYST EM ' CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITAT ION ST EWAR T OHIO PH 662 3035 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY P. S RIGGS USED CARS Ho1 wa ter PAGETOWN - Colonial 2 bedroom home with garage l ac a tr See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1 e be l You'll L1ke Our Qualify Way of Domg Bus 1ness' 4782 Gall•polls Joh n Russell Owner and Operator WILL TRIM or c ut tr ees shrub b er y Also clean basements attics etc 949 322 1 or 742 4441 3 14 .11995 GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS Karr & Van Zandt SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASON!)oBLE rales Ph <46 10 23 P B located on St Rt 7 30 tfc - ----------~ PS 1995 1 71 FORD 4 DR. RANCH WAGON ...11495 71 DODGE DEMON .. ...... .. 11395 14400 74 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan --------------- ...._ Dr 4 VERY LOW MILES cou ntry home Ha s gas F A furnace new bath cel lar and garden level 1 2 Door, 4 speed ••••••••••••••.••...•• 495 ta c l ory atr 71 CHEV. BISCAYNE. .. Drive'r's Education Car SMITH NELSON ranch or Bt leve ls 2 to 5 bedrooms Family rooms 2 baths d ts h was h er ga r bage drsposal 1 r ange and refrtgerator:s RACINE 2 STORY PERM A STONE 3 BR LARGE MODER N KITCHEN P/1 BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOr PR ICED MID TW!;NTIES VW 63 Cad1llac H.T. Sedan • • . . • • • • • • • • . . .. • • •• 1395 Nathan B1ggs • Rad1ator Spec1ahsl de l vere d rt ght to pro tect Fast and easy ~es t1mates Phone 992 Goegle 1n Ready M1 x Mtddleport Oh to 6 t. P1ckup, V-8, 3-speed .. .... • 11095 66 Ford 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S.......... 595 Be lldozer Rad1ator to lhe RtoADY Mill V-8, auto •• ••••••••••••• 1995 1 ---- ---- ------ Gall1po1ts V! Door, 1969 BONN.VILLE 1968 PONTIAC ·1968 BUICK 1968 FORD ' 1968 OLDS 1967· MERCURY 1967 INT. CARRYALL 1C)67 CHEV. 1966 BUICK 1966 DODGE 1965 CHEV. 1964 CHEV. 1963 SKYLARK 1964 RAMBLER 2 Dr H T la ctorv a or P $ P B 4 Or From th e largest Truck or DOZER work land cll.f'rrng by the acre hourly or cont r act fo\J"l)l ponds roads etc Large dctfer ,.jlnd operator wtlh over 20 ye~s expenence Pulltns Excavattng Pomeroy Oh ao Phon e 992 2478 1219ttc -------------A.UlOMOBILE Insu rance b!en 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto... ..... 11295 RPERIENCED -------------- HAV IN G fr e g ht problems? For n tr a and mterstate servtce to and from ma1o r gateways ca I GHE a t 1 (800) 762 1267 4 s lie & arr •••• 11995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, arr ........... 11895 ROOF PAINTING home f'7rbath ga r age basement on Gravel H II Midd leport Natur a l gas a lr eady n Phone Dal e Dutton 992 3369 eventngs EXCAVAT ING dozer loader 992 253< and backhoe work septac tanks Installed dump trucks 1 17 t f c and lo boy s tor htre WJII ha ul ~-- -----------f1ll d rt top so 1 1 mestone 5 ROOM house w th ut hty room and gravel Call Bob or. .Roger and ba th on Cherry Street Jeffers day phone 9'H -7089 Sy r acuse Lot 50x 100 Fenced n tght phon e 992 3:'125 or 992 n yard Call 992 3931 5232 4 4 3t c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ""T _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 11 tfc 1 111 • 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. HT 72 FORD LTD. .. . 7 PAINTING PHONE S92 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto C BRADFORD Auctioneer Co m ptele Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 9~9 3161 R acme Oh 10 Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc Real Estate For Sale MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM - CA LL US FOR YOUR NEE DS IN REA L ES TAT E HENRY E CLElAND BROKER 992 2259 If no anower 992-'l568 Anyone tn te re sted 1n own ng the r own P zza Business S2 500 cas h need ed wr te Mr Ed at 1275 Brown Rd Columbus Oh 1o 43223 ........ 3 27 121p 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.· •••••• .11995 4 Or . THE WIFE CAN HAVE YOUR GOOD ONE TO KEEP AT HOME $1595 CARS 72 FORD GALAXIE 500. PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO GET YOUR SELF A GOOD OLDER MODEL CAR FOR WORK SO 72 VEGA 2 DR wtth vtnyl roof, 4 cyl , 4 sp , sharp 70 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., oow., arr, v-roof ••• • • 11495 PHONE 992·5083 Bus1ness Opportunities EI'(RN S15 000 S30 000 per year 3BEDROOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW C~RPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL H,ELP ~INAI'!CE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED {JIELOW v.\CuuM'c'LeAN E'Rsei;ctro MAR~ET S12,DOO Bookcases Recl1ners l!lod<e.,s, Tables OFFICE SUPPLIES and ------ MACHINES 1974 Model tn wa lnut sta nd All features bu1tt tn to make fan cy des igns and do stre tch sewing Also buttonholes bl ind hems "' etc S63 35 cash or term s avatlable Phone 992 2653 4 3 tfc Grandfalher Slyle EXPERT heat Th s you must see t ' and --------- ---- co m b1na1 on t ape play er 4 speaker sound system 13:a lance S108 63 or budget terms Gal l 992 39-65 4 3 tfc •"•"'ktasf Set5o H eaters Washer s & Chests Dressers Mtddleport 0 Und er N ew Management 6 55 DODGE lfz TON PICKUP. ..........1125 l ull power 72 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.••••••• 12695 72 Olds Vrs. Cruiser, power arr, .sharp.... •13295 71 Olds Tornado, power, arr, new w/s/w . •.12795 71 Vega 2 Dr. G.T., 4 speed ............. . ..111195 N t nd Ave ................ SPECIAL-OF-T/I f.- WEEK 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, power, arr, -••••• · 15900 All WEATHER HARDWARE Wheel Alignment Slanl m iles "' 2 BEDROOM house n Mid dJepo rt New kttc hen and 4 2 4t p bath appltances 1nclu d ed Ca ll 992 5310 RUST I C Redwoo d ba sket 3 19 26tc we ave f ence 13 pane ls 14 posts wheelbarrow bnck saw 5 ROOM house and bath two Pen c tab le Best offer Ca ll ca r garage 2 story on Carson 992 3149 Road n Mason Contact Russett Ball 773 5606 -------------~ 6tp 3 12 lf c --r-----------AM t-M srereo rad•Q 8 tra ck ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION Rutla• B1ghorn Ca ll 99 2 comple te w1th at tachme n ts cordwtnder and pant sp ray Used but tn ltk.e new con d tl 1on ~ay $34 45 cash or bu dget plan a va il abl e Phone 992 2653 3 20 tfc Form 1ca top a nd Chatr was 5169 95 -Ftrst Come 5100 oo $350 00 Magnavox Stereo l1k e New now $139 95 See POMEROY LANDMARK •- Jack W Carsey Mgr ll!n.tl Phone 992 2181 Exce l lent con d t1on 5897 after 5 p m p a nsr es C l~aners Grate I ~--~----~----~~~~. ~~~-----~ Arno ld G ra Ie Q 1st Pn ze- Sl ooo Ca sh 150 Other Pnzes No purchase n ecessary lUSt come tn or wrtte m to regrster 1972 KAWASAKI 350 -----~-- basl<ets of Easier flowers now -------------E LE CTROLUX Vac uum . _ ~ ,"" only V a ,~ 4 Was s7039.40 NOW s5300 On Mast Amencan Cars NEW HOME - Gas & Elec Ranges S39 95 up 2-Chest Freezers S99 95 up RUTLAND FURNITURE· 742-4211 GOOD Qual tty hay A lso 2 Reg ste r ed Beagl es Ca ll 992 720 1 after 5 p m 3 24 12tc $22 00 .~~ Sl9 95 W motchtng m tenor l tght green green vtny l roo t & tntenor equ tp factory atr 8 300 m les Phone 992 2550 VW AND DATSU SPECIALIST HOME & AUTO' 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy o4 $10 up Cab1net l ~:~.~i·C~,h~:';"~a Wash ers M ason GAS HOG Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome POMEROY --- -----------1 5tc 120 00 up 2 MaytaAs 2 oth ers I ed Carpet c;ervtce COAL FOR SA LE JAYMAR COAL CO THE MEIGS AND GALL IA LINE STATE ROUTE 7 AT CHESHIRE 0 PEN 7 A M TILL 6 30 p M FIVE DAYS A WE EK PHONE 991 5693 a nd AND PRIZES M1ddleporf Pom eroy Btg Capac1tv Maytag A utom &!lcs 1. speed operatton • chotce of water temps Auto water leve l con trol L nt Ftlter or Power F1n Agttator P erma Press M ay tag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes w th gentle even neat No hot spots no overdrymg F ne Mesh L tnt F11ter We SpeCH:lllte tn --------------- NOW ready ca bbage le ttuce Fun Refreshments t---~-----:_~ DAILY 9 AM-8 PM \ lie 3 OPEN HOUSE • APR . 3 --S-6 (4) 5 1tc GREAT COUNTRY --------- Green Up Ttmes F reeland S Norr rs LaurenE Hoffman Commtssaoner s of Juror s POMEROY :t JOHN::,O N boa t and trader goad co nd tton 1972 750 Hon da motorcycle some accessor 1es and n ew f ir e Good cond lton Ca ll 99 2 7066 ANNUAL SPRING NOTICE OF DRAWING Boys a Wht rl after clea n ng car pets Wtth Blue L us tr e Rent etectr 1c shampooer Sl Baker FtJrn tl ure Mlddl f'porf Oh a 4 5 3tc ,-- --,-----------r ------ -------------- /73 5554 -------------- uROCE R Y bu sm ess for sa te Bur ld ng fo r sate or le ase Phon e 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appomtment OR A & ZUSPAN ------ STRAW6t:RRY plants Chari e F oster Rt 2 Rac tne Ohto P hon e 247 2309 3 31 121c 74 Cadillac Sedan DeVille000 Was s3951.15 NOW s7500 74 Olds 98 LuxuiJ Sedan Long w td e bed wtlh topper 65 DODGE PANEL , MAIN OLDER MODEL CLEARANCE SALE TRUCKS 73 CHEV. CUSTOM lJz TON ..........s2795 I Gold gold vrnyl roof SOO E. ON A LOSER I SHOP THESE WINNERS USED CARS YES! ---------- -------------GERT Sa gay Qtrl - ready tor I Npw wh1le th e weather IS sti ll cool 1s the be st ttm e It ca n be 1nstalled at your convenience w1th no wa1ttng a round tn hot muggy wea th er -------~------ 3 31 61c septtcr tanks tn AIR CONDITION NOW? 4 5 2tp 985 3537 and and See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 9J2-7089 Nrght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Stop 1n a-nd say Hello Brtng tn tht s ad for a Free G1ft GAS GULPER MATERIALS CO 5< 16 FLOWERS for Easter ar ge sel ect aon Very cheap m ust see to bel exe Sma ll ey s Gtfl Sho.p Ch ester Oh o Phone l1n es •l<llledc RON AND KAREN THOMAS WOOD TRUSSES HOGG Ma ror ractng l •m e 1 49 1~ m le Phone I saac A Lew 1s Cl fton W Va 1 {3 04) 773 - - ------------ 31 6tc work DON'T DRIVE A Bulltro Your 'Specs Delivered to Job Stfe - --------ROADSTER P ony Drum ----- ---------- 3 Power Lines All work done by tho foot or contract Also dozer Water Now under n ew managemen t ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED EXCE L SIOR Salt Works E Matn St Pomero y A 1 k nds 1974 COMMUN IT Y Mob1 e of sal t wa ter pellets water Home 14 x 70 3 bedrooms nugg ets block salt an d own large laundry room f tpout on Oh m Rtver Sa il Phone 99 2 ltv tn g roo m 12 x 24 Add A 3B 91 Room 9 room s to tal On l y 3 6 5 tf( mon th s o l d Unf u rn i Shed Ow n er tran sfe r red out of 197< ZIG ZAG SEWING state Phon e 992 507 1 MACHINES l eft 1n layaway 3 31 61p A ll buJit tn to bu tt onho l e do WA Y NE Gabbons Property on str etch sew ng and fancy Hudson Street Lot lOOx 100 3 SttiChtng Pay !US! $68 75 cas h For Sale 2 ba t hs Knotty bed r ooms or term s ava tlab le Trade tns P ne k 1t che n dishwash e r accepted Ph one 992 2653 garbage d sposa l wall to wall ONE NEW wooden bed and new 3 27 lf c carpet ng downslatrs Con matt r ess S20 One use d 1ron tact Wa lter Crooks 992 363 1 bed c ompl ete $10 One n ew r ug poli Sher an d floor VACU UM ci;an;r; Sra;dnew 4 5 12t p tank. typ e m ode l s w th 5 mac h ne S10 One u sed ------ ----~--atl ach ments Only $24 .40 cash VERNA DaVIS 5:1 4 acres tn ven ted gas s to ve 55 2 new or ter ms ava fable N ew Rutla nd Townsh p on Sandh tl l end ta bl es S3 apre ce Ca ll 992 Uprtght model s $29 90 cas h or 5083 Road f ve room house barn terms a variable Trade 1n s and two ou tb u tl dtngs w II be ---------~ 4tp accepted Phon e 992 2653 sold to t he h ag hest b dder at 3 27 tfc 9 30 a m Saturday Apr 1 13 PONIES b g and sm a ll N ce - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1974 at the offrce of 0 Brien & rhartely good for k1ds See SI N GER sewrng mach nes 1972 0 Br en attorney 100'1:2 Cour t em anyt1me Sy r acuse Ca ll mode l b 1f Str e et Pomeroy Oh o Ralph Lavendar 99 2 5888 b '" eau 1 ut wal nut Cann ot be so ld for less than ca •ne t Makes d estg n st t 4 4 6tc ap p ra 1se d va lue of $2 000 00 ches Zig zag ---------b utton hol es F or f urt her anformalton ca l l G -bl 1n d hems etc L tke new 19 66 992 2720 E Cab net model stereo Only S89 95 Call Ravenswood reco rd p la ye r ~speed record 273 9521 or 2713 989 3 after 5 oo 4 5 6tc c hanger dramond n eedle Good cond ton $75 00 Phone _____ 12 7 ftc 992 73 12 after 5 p m -------4 < 3lc SPINE T CONSOLE PIANO -------------Wanted Responstble part y to HAY tor sa te SOc per bale purchase sp1net p1ano on low Phone 985 3539 month l y payments Can be 4 4 12tp seen locally Wr1te Mana ge r --------------P 0 Box 276 Shelbyvil l e lndtana 46176 73 HONDA for sale C B 350 4 5 21p 2 700 m tes $8 00 Ca ll 378 6365 ......._ Also tnt erested n furntlure and drshes Ca ll 992 52 62 even mg s or mornrngs 1 20 lfc M1ddleporl il s / \ ' h . . , --- For Renl or Sale - - --- N VALUE RATED DITCHING SERVtCE )' front seats for 1968 Volkswagen Call 985 3545 4 5 3tp 4 S 7tc _____ ________20_ -----------.----AN T IQU quIts ana 1ewe1ry OF JURORS No t 1ce s h ereby g1ven th a t a PUbl c draw ng of j urors wttl be made on the 13th day of Apr 1 197~ 10 00 A M at th e Cour t House of Me1g s County Oh o for the May Term 1974 of the Common Plea s. Court of Me gs County Und er N ew Managem en t N 711d 3 29 tf c --------10 F T alum num boat se t of ---------~ -~ -197- ----- ------- The Rosenberg Co. HARDWARE 2nd 1\ve M1dclleporl 0 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Oh o ---- ----------- t:: LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES I or Lease LEAKING? For Free Est1 mafe lnqu~re now about a beau1 tful new roof tn fashaon colors ---- I· AU WEATHER IS IT COlOR FADED? downs Ch eck our pr ce an d qualtty Accessor1es and h atches Cam p Conl ey Star' cra ft Sa tes Route 6'!. North of Pont P easant beh nd the Red Carpe t Inn 4 3 3tc 1965 IMPALA Chevrole t fo r sale Cal 949 4111 after 4 30 p SHOWALTER S Wet Pet Shop m con ten ts Phone 985 33 56 4 1 df c f. 434tp 195 3 FORD w th good body: 1970 500 KAWA SAKI Mach 3 I res and runn ng c ondt f aon Pllone 99'1. J64tl S'ZOO Con tact Dav1d Dodson at 329 NOrt h Th rd Street 4 4 ~tp Middleport after 6 p m 1 3 41 c 1963 BUICK Statton wagon for ---~ - ---sal e Cheap Contact Don Sayr e 632 Gra nt Str ee t AM FM stereo r~dto 8 track tap e pta yer 4 speaker sound Mrdd te porr <Dh o aft er 5 p m system Ba la nce Sl 09 46 or 4 4 31p use our budget terms Ca l l 992 3965 1973 DODGE Dar!, 318 cub ac 3 18 lf c nch good ec onom c al ca r -------------~ Call 9~9 5045 Walnut AM FM 4 J 6tc S fEREO Rad 1o 8 tra ck !ape cam b tna t ron Balance SllO 73 or 1969 J ton Ford tru ck Ranger terms availab le Ph one 992 Cam per Spec 1al Good con 3965 d!lton on t y 43 000 m l es 2 14 tfc $ t 400 or best offer Can b e seen a t Shamrock Mo tel or -----------~--ph one9 92 'i1 88 5to7p m on l y CLELAND FARMS AND 4 3 Jlp GREE NHO USE A vanety of --------cabbage and to mato p l ants 1959 F ORD F 00 Ptckup tru ck for sale Also br occo lt and Sec a t 105 Un on Ave nue or cau l tflow er swee t peppers cal 992 32 93 hot peppers eggplan t s head ~ 2 6tc l et t uce an d EAS T ER FLOWERS pa n sy m ums 1969 CHARGER 3B 3 4 speed oza t ea hydrangea_,.. PI one 742 37'}') geran tums pe tun as several 4 2 6tc k nds Of hangrng ba skets Ge r ald ne Cleland Racme WA IT RE SS ES car hop s and Employment Wanted k ! ch en h e lp A pp y n perso n Crow s St ea k Hou se GRAVEL and fre ld drrt h auling Con tac t Date Teaford 99 2 Pom eroy 322d 1 1 tfc 4 5 61c HOUSEKEEPER nee d ed Ca ll EX PERIEN CE D pa nt er tn Fr ed C Kes terso n Pome r oy tenor and exler or Cal! Don Ohao P O.gn e 992 666B VanMet er 985 3951 4 2 6tp 3 26 12tp FU L L TIME ba r mad and parfltme help wa 1ted App l y n person only Wh1spenng For Rent P nes N t e Cl ub 4 2 6tp BUS INE SS bu ldm g n down tow n Pomeroy Ohto Call 992 --------~-----3975 or 992 5786 4 2 26 tc tAStj pad for a ll makes ano 4 13 tf c PUBLIC NOTICE ---~- THE DAILY SENTINEL I " J lp REQUIE M FOR A PILOT Corn For on e a day r the sky he SHOOTI N G MATCH Hollow Gun Club tu r n f r st loved r gh t a fter M les Cemetery A nd a c l ear brrgh t 1 gtlf Rutland guns only ---------STARCRAFT t r ader s and fold IS YOUR ROOF ........ ~~ 1971 P IN TO ~ speed 2000 cc Ca ll 985 3880 a ft er 5 p m 4 3 3tp GRAVEL HILL MIDDLEPORT p la ne crash F r ee as a cloud and the sky beyond 1973 HONDA for sate Cb 35 0 2 700 m des S800 Ca ll 378 6365 4 3 6tc SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. GAS For Sale X --~..---- PAPER CARRIER Lotex pa nt work pJn s 75c pN Pil r all on1Lr tems sale pr ,ced O p en ct'l ty 9 a m to 5 30 p m Even ngs bv appo nl Hmt IN LOVING memory of our <;on a n d brolher Lt R c hll d Genhu n er who was killed on rtent Auto Sales WANTED J Get Results! .r lJusiness Services 50 TRA ~ LER 2 bedrooms Phone 7A2 5980 Ren t by week or month Ul JJt ~s turn sh ed Phone 742 5980 3 31 6tc 12 SO ME:ON E c ard tab es $7 95 S7 t9 per ga llon In Memory ~or Help Wanted The Pubt sher rese r ves th b SH OO T N G Ma tch F ork ed Run r Qht to 1d•t or rete ct any ads Sportsmnn Club noon Sun qeemed obte c t o nat Th e da y F il c tory cho k ed quns Publtsher witt nct be res pon On l y Sibl e for more tha n one 10 ~ 4 3tc corred lnser !J on ~ RATE S For Want Ad Servtce YARD SA LE 3 t r~m ty Clrt 5 CCII1S per Word o oe<o~ns e,;t on ttQ UCS dtshware clothmq and Mm1mum Charge \ 1 oo Oth er m SC 1252 POW f' I PI cen ts l"er ...., 0 rd three Str ee l Mtddleport Fr: dily cons ecu trve mseH 1ons • and Sa tu rday 9 a m 1 It 1 o 26 cents per word .s x co n m ~Secut1ve msert1 on s <t <t 2t c 25 Per Cen t D1scoun t on pard ad s an d ads pa d wllh n H NEW MA NAGEM ENT Marty da ys Mtllcr o p en nq P& J Odds and CARD OF THANKS Ends '2 15 N Seco nd Str eet & OBITUARY M ddl eport Spcc tat Apr 1 5 S2 00 f or 50 word h1 tn through t lth H de A Bed mum Ea.th addJt oru:l l wore \19 95 Copp erloH• 30 Gus 3c Ranq e $35 D ['Sk and char JLINO ,1-\u;:, $25 R.e t r .gera tor $3 5 Con Ad d ttJOnal 25c Charge per soe TV $ 1995 PO r! 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T\, A dv er) tseme nt ' $35 F uel Otl co ok nq ranqc OFFICE HOUR S c omp tr tc w lh ove n $35 Bed B 30 ill n to 'i" OU p m Da t y co n p c t ~ $30 Stud o co uch B 30 a m to 12 00 "ft.l oon $ 19 5 Rol l Away Bed $9 95 Sat urda Ok n<lwll ~ .I I TV AND APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE ' 4 ' �' ' ' s t. l Cl d s:E~~?~~~~J~~J~t;jr~.~:,~;~ en lR~ lJSSlJ le S i I • 10 - The Daily Sent mel Mldd!Poort·P~mel oy, 0 , Aprtl5, 1974 , WANT Ao~ INFORM.tTION ~ .f..• Will be {'ccept'ed untd 9 a m for Day of PO!bl ca l on Notrce REGULAT~N5 f~es t aura n t booll s $125 to til t 1 "n 'Ill gMden plot P h one Bo b Ho efl iC h Htqh St P~ 1 eroy 992 St 9 'J d 3 lfc Apr il a 1968 n a p Th en !h e sudd en n gt1t F actory ~ unday Phone 992 -2156 New WANTED _MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER THE DAILY SENTiti_EL cho k ed A.pr 1 7 m 3c .1 I T me may toll er fro m daw n to dawn As the s gh t qrows d m But th e so w sa d death c r eep ng year s RUM M AG E SA L E beg nn nfJ Aprtl 9 10 ilnd 1 a t Fry B u l d ng 1M ddlepor t F r om of 9 30 I II 3 30 to t o f n ce ten s 1 4 ti c Was not for h rn Sa d It m sse d by Mrs Olan Genhc me r and F a ly 4 7 1tc -- TO THE DEFE NDANT JAMES D J\) NE S WHOSE RESIDEN CE IS UNKNOWN IN TH E COMMON PLEA S COURT OF •ME I GS COU N T Y OH IO SFIARON A JO NE S 20 Rar lroad St r eet Middleport Oh o Pia ntrH vs JAM ES D JONE S PHONE: 9.92 2156 POMEROY, 0. model s o f mob le hom es Phone area code 614 423 9531 GU N Shoot 7 p m Fr day at th e Rae ne Gun Clu b F a c tory c hok ed gun s on y Asso rt ed m ea ts ~ J Jt c KOSCO T KO SMETIC S & W I (.;S l- or a good lmc of Cosmeltcs fr end y se rv ce and so m eone to ch al w 1t h g ve m e a call H elen Jane Brown 992 5 13 3 19 lfc CARRIERS IN TUPPERS PLAINS ' AND REEDSVILLE WANTED - -- - -- CALL Po ll y s Auct on or stop by to g e t rtd of those unwanted D e f endant Items Se ll I the au c lton o,; a y ..J Nol5S I6 537 H gh Str ee t Middl eport - NOTICE BY 992 3509 Open 9 q m to 5 p m PUBLICATION Monday Wedn es day Thurs Piarnt ff h as brought 11 1s day F rtday unt1l noon actr on nam rng you as de fendant n the a bove nam ed court by 3 13 30tc fllr n g her Comp lamt on the 27th . day of Ma rc t1 197d T h e obtec l o f ! he 'Com pia nt Income When Hoapltallzed and th e de mand for rei ef are to obtam ad vo r ce to be awarded For pe son I O P&Fion hetllh Insurance call thE.> care custody and control of Ste ve Snowden them tnor ch ld of th e parttes to Ph 992 715S be award ed a ltm on y for the Plaantdf an d su ppor l for the POMEROY n11nor cht ld of l he paries for cost s and ot h er re1 1e f You are r eq u r ed to an swer Wanted To Buv the Comp l a nt w lhtn twe nty p 71591 e 9h t days after the las! J UN K Autos co mplete publtca tton of th s no ttc e w ht ch GUN SHOOT Sa turday 7 p m d el vered to our yard We p ck Mtle H II Road Sponsored by wtll be pu b l shed once each up a ut o bodre s and buy a ll Racme F rc Department week for s1 x co nsecu t• ve weeks k nd s of scrap met als an d 4 4 21 c and th e tn st publ te al on w tll be rron Rader s Sal vag e Sta te mnde on th e lO th day of May Rou t e 124 Route 4 Pomeroy 197 4 Oh to Phone 992 5468 For Rent I n the case of your fa il ure to 3 28 111p answer or otherwtse respond as APA~TMENT w th pr va t e Permitted by the Oh o R"\Jies of entran ce bath bedroom n ce OL Daufos 6ormore cnrs- wlll C vtl Procedure wtthm the t 1m e kitchen r ef rrg erator and g ve $3 00 p ece 18 ca r s or slated tudgm ent by default w tl s tov e Gent l emen ple as e mo re w1ll g 1ve better prtce be rend ered aga n sf you for th e Corner of Second Avenue and Call 9B 5 4297 ret ef d en anded tn th e Com L ncoln Str ee t Phone 992 3 28 tfc platn 5508 addre ss un kn own --------- CALL 992-2156 The Dai~ Sentinel ----------- LA RR Y E SPENCER CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA S MEIGS COUNTY OH IO CDURT HOUSE POMEROY OH IO 131 29 141 5 12 19 16 151 3 10 71c .-l 5 31c -r----- ----- -~ WeN ow Pay 3 AND 4 ROOM furnr shed and unfurn1shed apartments Phone 9925 ~34 4 12 tt c ------------PRIVATE mee t tng room any organtzalton 3975 -for POUNDS FOR NEWSPAPERS phone 992 3 11 tf c Rac tne Phone 997 2429 or 99'.1 2838 OLD furnttGre .... oak tables clocks tee bcHc es brass beds d1sh es desks or complete household s Wr1te M o M 11t er Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh ao ca ll ~9 2 7760 5 13 tfc For Your Cqnvemence OPEN SUNDAYS I ~ . . 3 29 tf r -------------- TRAILER Br o wn s Trail e r Park Phone 992 3324 3 29 lfc Wantert ro Buy ULD Uprtght ptanos Any cond 1f on Pay mg $10 cash Write g ve drf€Ctlons to W I TTEN PIANO CO P 0 BOX 18 Sard s Ohio 4>3946 - 3 1J 301c . $1.20 PER 100 ----------'-----T RAILEI< space for renr tn Wanted To Buy D elivery Ttmc 1 ·~ Monday lhru Thursday 9tttl4 At hens Ohto NO I copper SOc rad iators 35c r ed brass 40c batt er es $1 20 M A Hall R ea dsvtl l e Oh o 01 hone 376 6249 J 2<1 tfc Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. PHONE 992-7777 Next to Jones HOURS: SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM STEREO. 92.1 WMPO-FM \ Sale' Bedroom Su1tes 1- 3 pc Lmed oak $69 95 1- l pc Poster Bed Oak $169 1- 3 pc Ba sse tt Pecan Used o nly 6 months \1~ $299 00 1-4 pc La ne So l1d Wood I .Diark Oak New $749 00 NOW 1350 oo 6 Others to Choose From ~·- Lwmg ·----------18-Room Su 1tes $18 up ------ Refngerators 115 up 12 to choose from Wardrobes 2 woode n 1 metal Chests & Dressers Good se lec tiOn Boston Rocker MAY TAG 12~ 95 1-P1a no Elbndge J years '-c- Le<lar Chesl 1- 0ffice Desk Wtth S595 00 139 95 I • -------------- potted bloom tng Hubbard s Green house Syracuse Ohro 3 31 11c - - - - -- - - -------------TWIN NEEDLE SEWING Hulches Rutland furniture 742 421\ Herb ' FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor D1splay Rutland 0 DaVe or Mtke NELSON '5.55 INTERIOR EXTERIOR ~ GUARANTEED=.­ ___ ______ _ • Real Estate For Sale tlew 3 bedroom 69 Olds 88 4 Dr.1 full power, arr •••. •••••• 11095 Open 8 T1IS Monday lhru Salurday CALL CARL NELSON 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 69 Pont1ac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roo~, arr •••• 1895 Radiata CLELAN 608 E. REALTY MAIN POMEROY, 0 A LOT FOR A LITTLE - 2 stofy frame 2 8 R New bath N ew gasiorced a1r furnace New hot wa ter tank Full b ase m ent Located rn Pomeroy J UST $6,500 00 LINCOLN HITS - 3 BR Some carpettng & ltng Hardwood floors s f urn ace Ba seme n t Large lot $10 000 DO BUSINESS ROOM w1th lovel y 3 BR apartment over Hardwood floors car peted Nrce krtchen w1th lot s of cabt net s Dtnt ng room 1'17 baths Garage ca n ce ll ed? Lost your operators l 1cense "' Call 992 7428 6 5 lie ------ --------- DON T FUSS Don t cuss turn yo ur tunk automobrtes over to us R fversrde A uto Wrecktng Ph one I (304) 773 5890 3 7 26tc ------- ------ W 111 pam t roof s and houses Free -est m a t es Ca ll 99 2 2532 or 992 5482 4 4 7fp ----- ------- Real Estate For Sale 11EAUTIFUL new homes now under constructmn n pr1me tocat ron on c ty water and sewer Chotce o f desrgns Wall to walt carpet ng and a 1r condlt1onmg mcl ud ed Wil l help arrange f tna nc1ng con\lenttona l loans Wtlh down payment low as 5 pet Other new homes avatlab l e to Qualtf ed buvers wtth NO DOWN PAYMENT * G Best B u ilders of W Homes Call col ect 614 837 65 40 or 2J9 0785 or wr tte Great Amencan Hom es In c P 0 Box 687 Pomeroy Oh o 45769 3 1 tfc -------------- 68 Chevelle 4 ",.., ~- 68 Chev. .. :. Ii Service . ;::,.... ,_ 67 smallest Heater Core MOTORS, INC. Ph 992 2174 Pomeroy CO NCREl:{ V roof and atr 3 500 mtles your Free 32 84 Co 5 12 lie -SEPT -------------IC TANKS AR OBIC 10 4 tfc OF QUAL-ITY Modern San 1tatton 992 3954 or 992 73<9 lfc SEW ING MACHINES Repa r serv ce all makes 99 2 22B4 The Fabrtc Sh op Pomeroy Au.t honzed Smger Sat es and Servtee We Sha rpen Sc ssors 3 29 lfc 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA Hyg lt"ue Nrw Demonstrators , hc11s all cteanlng attac:hmen1ts plus the new Electro Suds for S h~rn..Poolng c8 rpet Only " ' cash or term ! ava ltablt P.non~ 992 2653 $9500 00 TRAILER LOTS - Several locahons for you to buy or build on later 51500 00 up 3 LOTS - In Harn sonvl!le All 2< acres t~~ close tn for only $11 000 00 BE SAFE AND LIST YOUR PROPERlY WITH US THAT WAY WE WILL BE RRESENT WHEN A STRANGER WANTS TO SEE OFFICE •46 3643 EVENINGS Bu"' McGhee-44' 1255 '" " E M Ike ' Wlsema,- "46 8 F teet s1de wht te over blue ftn std trans rad to good w s w t1r es w heel cove r s rear step bumper A ntce one 1971 DODGE CORONET 26tc --------- ------ DOZER and ba ck hoe wor~ ponds and sept 1c ta n ks d t ch tng serv1ce top so 11 f 11 d1 rt l•m estone B&K Ex cav at 1ng Phone 992 5367 or POM~!~!v~~!~~ CO. I@ 992 3861 9 1 lfc ---~----~-- - ---~ • BRAKE SPECIAL Rehne drum type brakes complete '31.95 Relrne dtsc front & drum rear. '38.95 . lncludrng rnspechon of hydraulic system & sprrngs & Rear shoes. Turnrna of drums and rotors, extra Please call 992 2126 for aDDorntment COMP ----- -------~ l{<";----,.--...:...~~,.;:_--:c--'-__J I 1/ 1 .' $1495 4 door 1 owner new car trade tn good 1~t line ttres spotl ess c lean rnterror small V 8 engtne automattc trans mrc:;s 1on Th e rtght s1ze - th e r'lght pnce Valu e $1625 ~ 'Racine Social Events EROY 3796 52495 1972 CHEV PICKUP and out Ca ll POMEROY, OHIO excellent garden land $2500 00 WILDERNESS - RUTLAND 12695 Cus tom Hatchback Coupe dark green ftn1s h l tke new wht t e wal l t1res full w heel covers protective St de moldrngs power brakes rad10 6 cy l mder eng tn e st an da r d transmrss1on A ve r y popular m odel an d pnced to go Al i electn c f rutt trees and Ph acres of level garden land Ask1ng By Mrs FranclsMorr1s Mrs Emma Salser, Grover Salser, Jr and Mr and Mrs, Ronald Salser VLSI\ed overmght Sunday wtth lhe formers sister, Mrs Nelhe Wtrt, at Wooster al}:l altended funeral serv1ces for Mrs Wilts son m taw •at Dailon, Oh10 on Monday Rev and Mrs H L Me Dame! of Gu)Svllle a ttended Sunday School and worshtp servtces al the UM Church Sunday Mr and Mrs George Taylor were dmner guesls of Mr and Mrs J ohn Arnotl Thursday evemng, March 28, hononng 1\;lr Arnott on hLS b1rthda) • Mr and Mrs E A Wmgett returned home from three weeks vacatton m Alabama, • Georgta and 'Fior1da where they vLSLted Mr and Mrs Charley Spencer and other relattves and frtends Mtss Rut)l Ell1s of Columbus called on relattves here on Saturday M1ss Mary Ehz.abelh Wheeler of Scwlov1lle spent several days wtth her grandparenls, Mr and Mrs Thereon Johnson Mr Jack Curt1s and daughler, Sandra of Guysvtlle were Sunday guesls of hts mother, Mrs Leone cUrtrs Mr, and Mrs Kenneth Turley and lion were m Charleston to see a doclor and were over. mght guesls of Mr and Mrs Dale Ball at Sl Albans, W Va Mr Jnn Brace ts .spendmg len days wtth hLS (amtly from hts employment on the nver Elza Btrch spent a few days m Li ttle Rock, Ark on busmess Mrs Gretta Stmpson and Mtss Vera Beegle spent Fnday March 29 at Spencer, W Va wtth Mr and Mrs Mrs Solon Butcher Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross and Ray of Columbus spent the weekend wtth her mother Mrs Howard Ne1gler and other relatives Mrs Mama Ann Wells of Washmgton Court House spent a recenl "eekend wtth her parenls, Mr and Mrs Harry Curtts Mrs Joan Mattmgly of Clay Cenll!r, Kansas, Mrs Jean Lindsey and Herman Spencer of Grnve Ctty and Mrs Mary Cundtff of Groveport were here for the auction sale of thetr parenls' horpe, the late Mr and Mrs Mason Spencer , conducted by lhe Bradford Aualton Company Mr and Mrs Harry Curtts spent a week at the home of Mr and Mrs Rtchard Curtis at Vmton Mr and Mrs Ronald Hart took thetr grandchildren home to Newark and spent the weekend They were ac companted by Mr and Mrs Chester S1mpson who VISited thetr son, Mr and Mrs Brtan Simpson and. c~ll\lren al Baltunore • Rev and Mrs Howard Shtvele:v. and family 1 spent Sun~y afternoon and evemng taking a scemc tnp through West Vtrgm1a I The Young Adulls (18-35) of the Southern Cluster Umt~d ' "' 1 1111 j \, Dr H T J sp 70 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE.. ......s1095 vmy l roof 69 FORD LTD 2 DR. l•c HT aor P S .. $895 P 8 66 BUICK LeSABRE <1 Dr H T ~95 c lea n 66 FIAT 4 DR. ..... $295 67 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill... .. ... '. $795 H T 65 PLYMOUTH 4 DR. .''' .. $295 67 PLYMOUTH BARACUDA '. '$495 2 Dr H T I. '- p ' ' MethodiSt Chu rch met Saturday at the Jr Htgh School and played the Clusler Youth m a Volley Ball game After the game they went to the Wesleyan Church whe re M1ss Kathy Smtth had devotwns, followed by prayer b) Rev Larry Pohng• Refreshmenls were served afler wh1ch the youth had a short meetmg wtth ' M1ss Smtih and Rev Steve Wtlson The Young Adults me t wtth Rev Pohng and Rev lioward Shiveley The next Young Adults meelmg wtll be held Salurday Apnl 27 at J time and place to be an nounced Mr and Mrs Roger Bfrch are m charg~l of the e¥emng s ac tlvtlles and devotions Anyone m the 18-35 age range IS mv1ted to atte nd these meetmgs 1¥fl1 We Bu1lt Our H T Bonncv r le 1 dr II 1 Tht'l tS 'l rc:tl good 01 E lcc '225 ldr H T F a ctory and now Serv1ce 1s Carpenter News, Event Mr and Mrs Ralph Fraz1er Ga llipolis, v1s1led her mother Mrs Goldie Gill ogly and other relatives here Mrs Luc; Thomas was an overmg ht guest of her Sisler, Amy Caldwell m Columbus and called at the hospital to see her cousm Jane Douglas who has had surgery for a broken h1p Reverend Freeland Noms, Racme has been engaged to hold servtces at Carpenter Baplfst Church tw1ce a month on Sunday mornmg for the next ~ea r Detter, Rutlger and Krtstina Baumgaertel Albany, were weekend guesls of Mr and Mrs Rex Cheadle and famtly Mr and Mrs H E Starkey were bustness ca llers tn Pomeroy, Mason Ctty, W Va and Pt Pleasant, W Va one day recently Mr and Mrs Lew1s Sml\11 accompanted by Joann and Paula McWhorter v1s1led w1th Nancy Smtih m Columbus and Mr and Mrs Manford Srmth, Carroll Btll Lawson who was tnJured tn an aectdenl at hLS work at llw Gavm Plant was adrrutled 1 r re'll n1cl c wh l c w th black top ~1 r c dn -1 Dr se d Couga r 'Jd r tr sm el l I V 8 auto Rte cll clc1n Only Cus tom .J Dr 1 u Js pccd.on ll oor Goodc'lr 0 tly 1 w hee l clr ve qrea1 tor 90 1 g l tshtng Only Imp d dr se d rough as a cob b Only W tl d c altdr H T No t too sharp Yours for: Th s one Chuger St a l 10t Wa gon 1 ecds so me work Onl y Run s goa<l over 100 000 rntlc s On l y M al tb u I dr se d old b u t no t too bad On ly Wag on V 6 bo d y IS roug h bu t run s OK Wagon Pre tty good old ca r for on l y Chester , 0 prese nted Frances Alk ire w1th a beautiful afghan on her birth day March 27 !he Semor C1t1zens have 3 qu1lls for sa le These quills are espec1ally mce as the group has some excellent qu1lters Mr and Mrs Clmton Gilkey of Albany \! Sited the li ncoln Russells a nd Av,, Gi lk ey Sund ay p M Rece nt guests of Guy Boltn were Clinton Gilkey Bob an d Frances Alkire, Robtn Gibson and Mrs May Mason Guy Bohn rece1ved v,ord that M1s F1ank Graves Jr where he spent the wm~r has ~ntered the hosp1tal for surger; for herma m St John M1ch1 gan Mr Robert Clark and Mr and Mrs Larry Clark made a busmess tnp to Columbus, 0 on Monday Mr Robert Clark took h1s wtfe and fam1ly lhe Lmry Clarks all out to dtnner Sunday at Crows Steak House to celebrate Mrs Clark birthday on March 31 Tammy and Perry Clark of Chester -spent a couple days wtth the Robert Clarks Mrs Jane Gtlke; who 1s spendmg the w1nter m Flonda LS expected home week after Easte1 W1lh soup beans at 60c lb I beheve steak IS JUSl as cheap and more nounsh1ng $1395 $695 $795 $795 $995 $895 $1395 $295 '395 $295 $395 $295 $295 $395 1u st o ~ uh:t rlccl f 1c tor y c1 r SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Bus1ness on Serv1ce 500 E Mam St. Pomeroy, Oh10 to Holzer Medica l Center for xrays and observatiOn but has bee n d1sm1ssed from the hosp1tal and 1s reported to be convalesct ng sattsfactonly Mrs Lucy Thomas Mrs Hazel Culwell and Mrs Murl Calaway attended spec1al serv1ces a l Pearl Chapel Church on Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey and Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan atlended the IOOth year cele bra tion of Huntrngton Grange at Vmton on Thursday eventng Mr Star key wa s gues l speaker for the occaston and Mrs Paulme Atkms, Mrs Stella Atkms and Ruby Deal fr om Harnsonv11le Grange were also gpesls Mr and Mrs T H Blanton and Greg Jackson VLStted her brother and stster-m-law Mr and Mrs Wilham Culwell a nd fath er Jerry Culw ell on Sunday Mr and Mrs Dwame Jor· dan , Bryan Ke1th , and Sarah Faye, were m Columbus on Sunday and ca lled to her brother m law and sisler, Mr and Mrs • Alfred Rtce Guesls of Mr and Mrs Noble Hamon were Mr a nd Mrs Marvtn Covey, South Charleston, W Va , Mrs Mary W1seman, Greg, Susan , Bnan and Mike and Mrs Betty Kmby and Tod Hamden, Mr and Mrs Presion Hamon, Mark and Steven, McArthur, and Bonme and Kathy Cheadle, \ocal Recent guesls o( tpe • • presented to Cong res s oiS fo llows _ 1 Off1c1Jls at all levels of govern ment shou ld rec ogmze the Importance of the .1ulombm le both as an essential dnd pnmary component of transportatton systems and as a ma mstay of the economy 2 Ail agenc1es of government have a responstbllily lo keep the pubh c fully an d acc ur alely mformed as to the extenl dnd duralton of the fuel shortage and lhe need for any ex traord1nm y measures suc h as ratwnmg 3 To conser;e energy a fully and accurate ly mformed publi c s hould co operate voluntar1l; and to the fuile sl possible exten t 4 Governmenl and the petroleum mdustry have a respons1b1it ty to exerl every Hamons were Mr and Mrs Mar kills, Poferoy, Rl ~ ldon Sgl and Mrs Bert Chn stlan an d Ca ln n!l Cla rksb urg Tennessee are vtstbng thelr parenls, Mr and Mrs Gordon Perry and Troy local Mr and Mrs Bert Cox, Albany, and Mr and Mrs A T Chnsttan Radchff , her grandparen ls Mr and Mrs Granvtlie Lyons loca l, and other fnends and re latives here Sunday d111ner guesls of Mr and Mrs Paul Gaston, Leah and Joe. were the1r son m law and daughter Mr and Mrs R~ek McDamel Albany, and her mother, Goldie Gillogly local Mr and Mrs Earl starkey loca l lhe tr so n-m-law and daughler, Mr and Mrs Roy Wtseman , Harrts onvtll e, vrstted the Wtsemans' daughler and faiTLtly, Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and daughters at Chesler Mrs Cla rk w11l enter Doctors Hospital, Columbus, for ob· servatton thts week Pam Holcomb, Lester a nd Marco Jeffers, Cheryl Lawson aod V~rgtma and Rtcky Jordan were among lhe 4-H club members from Metgs County who atlended the 4-H club Round-up at Nelsonville th1s past weekend Mrs Ida Denmson has returned home after spendtng a fe~. days m Colup1bus poss 1ble effo1t to• 1nc rease petro leum suppli es and to deve lop a lternative ene 1gv SOtu'CeS 5 Gove rnment off iCia ls should 1CJCC l proposals that would Impose exc ise taxes on ~IUtomob i lcs ur mcrea se motor fu el taxes as a mea ns of con servmg fuel 6 Agenc ies responsible for the movement of traffic mu st ma ke eve1 y possible effort lo eli minate lugh""Y bottlenecks and slow-<10\>ns tha t mcreasc fuel consumptiOn 7 (,overnment a gen crc s twve .,1 resp onsibili ty t o <•ss w c that fu el dllocat10ns are ad mm 1stered as eqUI!<Ib ly as posstble to all reg1on s of the country B Agenc1es and offlc1als of federa l slate and loc a l governme nt should rev1ew autombo1le a1r pollut iOn co ntrols and o-ther en v1ronmental plans 111 the l1ght of the energy CriSI S 9 To avo1d the necess1t; of gasoltn e I atlon tn g govern ment Industry and the public should make a conce rted ef for t on a .\ olun ta ry basis to conserve lim1 ted supp lies to the greatest exten t possible 10 Automobi le ma nufac lurers should undertake 1m mediate programs to develop eng1 nes that will provide h1gh gas mll eage economy and 'III 5 p rn Sat 12 Serv1ce 'T1I Oth~ l \\IIH O!Jl l l \ill ~ ( fft l H II l i i 11 \lt! J II Itt I ( l! U\\ Ill I hd s ti J l Xpt t I • It IS lh d lw < Jllf ~ (J \\II S td \ 1\ 1\ 111 [(JI IS (s lu r l ll tl 1 b\ 11 fJ II lc: I 1/ H q t btll s \1 l ur• 25 IS( jlll t I I I I m c ni ert l I rt r J \I n t h( Jtt Hldl v tdu 1l h fills ( ffr J ton tht p ut of the ndt \Hitt rl 111 tlort st s llu u ld bt LO I lttHH.: I C'\ rr L!HJuglt tit{ 1\t.t b Cfl IJ II J n I CVC I ( Ill S \\ JJI SC IH h hd1 SJ..i-tbJ! tzC p ti CCS an d g l\C Olll cn gt nc C. Illlt' c tp t!Jtlll t c~ tn oppm tmttt\ tr muke 11 s sl'if suff1 u cnt 111 tile cne~ g ) f ~eltl lr\\ 111 Jlso rcpm tctl on t/u rn c r c 1s1n g p t pu l rr tl\ >r hu" tot11 s opel <t«l b1 lilc11 G/1111 1' J(mr s Dcp 11tment lrnlrn u cd £1 J (\~r th ti~ CilU Ll dVC I n I tltl of tl1t 11 {J fH. I t!I U I ~ I Ii 1~ di/ S<.ll d tr i.IVC ) thiS \ t: r \ f1 cul t to pndlllbut be bfillH I rul oJn(Jbtl c t1 n cl \\til IJ ~ ulf 1\\ Cntv to t h u l~ put.:cllt \ htlt !Jus lours tr liC IIII iilic c r ut st s u~ 111 ljlil\ lli11Sljh1i d !I HI Uil t 011 l.'r a1c lll C' IItber s of the hua r tl En ock Allen md C~c tH Unger of 11onion Char le Blakeslee of P<HnC IO) Julin I 13cckiel of McA1tilur H<bell 1 1FloiJ ' 1 '""' ,,f Bld11e ii Erne sl J Md " 'I""' f M<:trH.: hcsl.(: r (, fn l t \ 1 t r tm of Wells ton J SiJe~ n 11 I •1t e~ of C"'lllpol1 s ltobc11 V '""' , I Wa veli) Jose ph ll Ya111 l) h of Athen s dnd Durlt.m B t•\lcr Dr R I Chabnucly f:d~a1d I Gioc kner Wm l Ho11 bncl James C Strafford of Porls mouth Chff H Mlllim of Col umbu s f01111e1 club mana ge r IS a n hono1 a r ) rnembe~ < f the bo,ml GIBSON FREEZERS \ NOW IN STOCK UPRic;;,HT • AND . CHES, CHESTER, OHIO PH: 985-3307 I I 'Til 7 p m & On Saturday Three added to AAA board in anpual Waverly meeting POR I SMOU fH M1s Edward I Max in e 1 I ev1 Portsmouth Da v1d Horr Athens ,mel LoUis Hochbe rg Jackson were elected to the corporate boa rd of the Automobile Club of Southern Oh10 at 1ls an nu al meetmg ·Marc h 28 at the Lake Wh ile Club at ',\ averiy Offi ce rs elec ted fo1 the c.ommg }ear were Ec~rl C Hayes 11 pres1denl P,IUI J Sallis >ICC pres1den l J ohn P Irwt n, cxecutne \I CC P' cs 1dent and Howard I K1ebier treasurer lrwtn presenled h1s annual repor t cove rm g cl ub operations and oullimng the activ ities of the AAA state and natiO nal orga mza li ons as rela ted to the current fue l emergency meludmg policy form ula te,d b) the AAA Execu tive Comm1llee and Open Evenmgs (l)s 992-2174 Bu1ldrng Our Busrness. ' f Dr Rememuer We Servtce Wh,1l We Sell Harrisonville Society Ne\\s Robm Gibson , of Columbus 0 was the guest of her grand parents the Bob Alktres Thursday through Sunday wh1le her parenls the Bobby Gibsons a ttended a $100 a plate dtnner benefit tn Kentucky where Danny Thomas was the natn attraclton the leukemia 10undat10n recetv ed the mon ey Whi le here Robin \Lst led her grea t grandmothers, Ava G1lkey and Lana Gtbson and Mrs Margaret Douglas and Eumce Bradfteld Recent guesls of Ava Gi lkey were Mrs Ruby Halhday, Mrs Ehza Powell, Mrs Betty Bishop and daughter Brenda Mrs Golda Epple, Mrs Ghnlon Gilkey and daughter Karen and Mrs Frances Young and Gu; Bohn M< and Mrs F 0 Whaley of Columbus, ' 0 vtslted her molher Ava G1lkey a couple of Jays Mr and Mrs M A Epple and Mrs Earl McGra th at lended the funeral of Da na Hamng m Athens Mr and Mrs Charles Alk1re of Racme spent Saturday evemng wtth the Bob Alk1res The Semor Ctltzens have a dance scheduled for Sa turday, Aprtl 6th at the sc hool house Everyone IS mv1led m the evemng Mrs Nelhe Horgan has been qurte s1ck for the last week Mrs Mmme McGrath and Mrs Eliza Powell made a tr1p to Pomeroy to get new qmltmg frames for lhe Semor Cthzens The Teachers and P T A surpnsed Dug Btshop on hts 381h btrthday wtth a party at the school house Ice cream and cake were served and an enJoyable tune was had Mrs Sam Damron 1s a medtcal pa h ent at Holzer Hosp1fal Mr and Mrs Jr Payne 1 SEE: CEWARD CALVERT • PAT SIURY - J. D. STORY 985 4100 Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS -------------SE PTI C TAN KS c l eaned .. s1595 P 8 2 Dr H T small V 8 auto Was $5307 55 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unlll6 00- Til5 p m Sat SEWAGE SYST EM ' CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITAT ION ST EWAR T OHIO PH 662 3035 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY P. S RIGGS USED CARS Ho1 wa ter PAGETOWN - Colonial 2 bedroom home with garage l ac a tr See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1 e be l You'll L1ke Our Qualify Way of Domg Bus 1ness' 4782 Gall•polls Joh n Russell Owner and Operator WILL TRIM or c ut tr ees shrub b er y Also clean basements attics etc 949 322 1 or 742 4441 3 14 .11995 GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS Karr & Van Zandt SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASON!)oBLE rales Ph <46 10 23 P B located on St Rt 7 30 tfc - ----------~ PS 1995 1 71 FORD 4 DR. RANCH WAGON ...11495 71 DODGE DEMON .. ...... .. 11395 14400 74 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan --------------- ...._ Dr 4 VERY LOW MILES cou ntry home Ha s gas F A furnace new bath cel lar and garden level 1 2 Door, 4 speed ••••••••••••••.••...•• 495 ta c l ory atr 71 CHEV. BISCAYNE. .. Drive'r's Education Car SMITH NELSON ranch or Bt leve ls 2 to 5 bedrooms Family rooms 2 baths d ts h was h er ga r bage drsposal 1 r ange and refrtgerator:s RACINE 2 STORY PERM A STONE 3 BR LARGE MODER N KITCHEN P/1 BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOr PR ICED MID TW!;NTIES VW 63 Cad1llac H.T. Sedan • • . . • • • • • • • • . . .. • • •• 1395 Nathan B1ggs • Rad1ator Spec1ahsl de l vere d rt ght to pro tect Fast and easy ~es t1mates Phone 992 Goegle 1n Ready M1 x Mtddleport Oh to 6 t. P1ckup, V-8, 3-speed .. .... • 11095 66 Ford 4 Dr. H.T., V-8, auto., P.S.......... 595 Be lldozer Rad1ator to lhe RtoADY Mill V-8, auto •• ••••••••••••• 1995 1 ---- ---- ------ Gall1po1ts V! Door, 1969 BONN.VILLE 1968 PONTIAC ·1968 BUICK 1968 FORD ' 1968 OLDS 1967· MERCURY 1967 INT. CARRYALL 1C)67 CHEV. 1966 BUICK 1966 DODGE 1965 CHEV. 1964 CHEV. 1963 SKYLARK 1964 RAMBLER 2 Dr H T la ctorv a or P $ P B 4 Or From th e largest Truck or DOZER work land cll.f'rrng by the acre hourly or cont r act fo\J"l)l ponds roads etc Large dctfer ,.jlnd operator wtlh over 20 ye~s expenence Pulltns Excavattng Pomeroy Oh ao Phon e 992 2478 1219ttc -------------A.UlOMOBILE Insu rance b!en 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto... ..... 11295 RPERIENCED -------------- HAV IN G fr e g ht problems? For n tr a and mterstate servtce to and from ma1o r gateways ca I GHE a t 1 (800) 762 1267 4 s lie & arr •••• 11995 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, arr ........... 11895 ROOF PAINTING home f'7rbath ga r age basement on Gravel H II Midd leport Natur a l gas a lr eady n Phone Dal e Dutton 992 3369 eventngs EXCAVAT ING dozer loader 992 253< and backhoe work septac tanks Installed dump trucks 1 17 t f c and lo boy s tor htre WJII ha ul ~-- -----------f1ll d rt top so 1 1 mestone 5 ROOM house w th ut hty room and gravel Call Bob or. .Roger and ba th on Cherry Street Jeffers day phone 9'H -7089 Sy r acuse Lot 50x 100 Fenced n tght phon e 992 3:'125 or 992 n yard Call 992 3931 5232 4 4 3t c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ""T _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 11 tfc 1 111 • 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. HT 72 FORD LTD. .. . 7 PAINTING PHONE S92 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto C BRADFORD Auctioneer Co m ptele Serv ce Phone 949 3821 or 9~9 3161 R acme Oh 10 Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc Real Estate For Sale MANY OTHER PROPERTIES TO CHOOSE FROM - CA LL US FOR YOUR NEE DS IN REA L ES TAT E HENRY E CLElAND BROKER 992 2259 If no anower 992-'l568 Anyone tn te re sted 1n own ng the r own P zza Business S2 500 cas h need ed wr te Mr Ed at 1275 Brown Rd Columbus Oh 1o 43223 ........ 3 27 121p 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.· •••••• .11995 4 Or . THE WIFE CAN HAVE YOUR GOOD ONE TO KEEP AT HOME $1595 CARS 72 FORD GALAXIE 500. PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO GET YOUR SELF A GOOD OLDER MODEL CAR FOR WORK SO 72 VEGA 2 DR wtth vtnyl roof, 4 cyl , 4 sp , sharp 70 Olds Cut. S. Cpe., oow., arr, v-roof ••• • • 11495 PHONE 992·5083 Bus1ness Opportunities EI'(RN S15 000 S30 000 per year 3BEDROOMS LARGE KIT LIKE NEW C~RPET ALUM SIDING OWNER WILL H,ELP ~INAI'!CE FOR QUALIFIED BUYER PRICED {JIELOW v.\CuuM'c'LeAN E'Rsei;ctro MAR~ET S12,DOO Bookcases Recl1ners l!lod<e.,s, Tables OFFICE SUPPLIES and ------ MACHINES 1974 Model tn wa lnut sta nd All features bu1tt tn to make fan cy des igns and do stre tch sewing Also buttonholes bl ind hems "' etc S63 35 cash or term s avatlable Phone 992 2653 4 3 tfc Grandfalher Slyle EXPERT heat Th s you must see t ' and --------- ---- co m b1na1 on t ape play er 4 speaker sound system 13:a lance S108 63 or budget terms Gal l 992 39-65 4 3 tfc •"•"'ktasf Set5o H eaters Washer s & Chests Dressers Mtddleport 0 Und er N ew Management 6 55 DODGE lfz TON PICKUP. ..........1125 l ull power 72 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S.••••••• 12695 72 Olds Vrs. Cruiser, power arr, .sharp.... •13295 71 Olds Tornado, power, arr, new w/s/w . •.12795 71 Vega 2 Dr. G.T., 4 speed ............. . ..111195 N t nd Ave ................ SPECIAL-OF-T/I f.- WEEK 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVIlle, power, arr, -••••• · 15900 All WEATHER HARDWARE Wheel Alignment Slanl m iles "' 2 BEDROOM house n Mid dJepo rt New kttc hen and 4 2 4t p bath appltances 1nclu d ed Ca ll 992 5310 RUST I C Redwoo d ba sket 3 19 26tc we ave f ence 13 pane ls 14 posts wheelbarrow bnck saw 5 ROOM house and bath two Pen c tab le Best offer Ca ll ca r garage 2 story on Carson 992 3149 Road n Mason Contact Russett Ball 773 5606 -------------~ 6tp 3 12 lf c --r-----------AM t-M srereo rad•Q 8 tra ck ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION Rutla• B1ghorn Ca ll 99 2 comple te w1th at tachme n ts cordwtnder and pant sp ray Used but tn ltk.e new con d tl 1on ~ay $34 45 cash or bu dget plan a va il abl e Phone 992 2653 3 20 tfc Form 1ca top a nd Chatr was 5169 95 -Ftrst Come 5100 oo $350 00 Magnavox Stereo l1k e New now $139 95 See POMEROY LANDMARK •- Jack W Carsey Mgr ll!n.tl Phone 992 2181 Exce l lent con d t1on 5897 after 5 p m p a nsr es C l~aners Grate I ~--~----~----~~~~. ~~~-----~ Arno ld G ra Ie Q 1st Pn ze- Sl ooo Ca sh 150 Other Pnzes No purchase n ecessary lUSt come tn or wrtte m to regrster 1972 KAWASAKI 350 -----~-- basl<ets of Easier flowers now -------------E LE CTROLUX Vac uum . _ ~ ,"" only V a ,~ 4 Was s7039.40 NOW s5300 On Mast Amencan Cars NEW HOME - Gas & Elec Ranges S39 95 up 2-Chest Freezers S99 95 up RUTLAND FURNITURE· 742-4211 GOOD Qual tty hay A lso 2 Reg ste r ed Beagl es Ca ll 992 720 1 after 5 p m 3 24 12tc $22 00 .~~ Sl9 95 W motchtng m tenor l tght green green vtny l roo t & tntenor equ tp factory atr 8 300 m les Phone 992 2550 VW AND DATSU SPECIALIST HOME & AUTO' 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy o4 $10 up Cab1net l ~:~.~i·C~,h~:';"~a Wash ers M ason GAS HOG Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome POMEROY --- -----------1 5tc 120 00 up 2 MaytaAs 2 oth ers I ed Carpet c;ervtce COAL FOR SA LE JAYMAR COAL CO THE MEIGS AND GALL IA LINE STATE ROUTE 7 AT CHESHIRE 0 PEN 7 A M TILL 6 30 p M FIVE DAYS A WE EK PHONE 991 5693 a nd AND PRIZES M1ddleporf Pom eroy Btg Capac1tv Maytag A utom &!lcs 1. speed operatton • chotce of water temps Auto water leve l con trol L nt Ftlter or Power F1n Agttator P erma Press M ay tag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes w th gentle even neat No hot spots no overdrymg F ne Mesh L tnt F11ter We SpeCH:lllte tn --------------- NOW ready ca bbage le ttuce Fun Refreshments t---~-----:_~ DAILY 9 AM-8 PM \ lie 3 OPEN HOUSE • APR . 3 --S-6 (4) 5 1tc GREAT COUNTRY --------- Green Up Ttmes F reeland S Norr rs LaurenE Hoffman Commtssaoner s of Juror s POMEROY :t JOHN::,O N boa t and trader goad co nd tton 1972 750 Hon da motorcycle some accessor 1es and n ew f ir e Good cond lton Ca ll 99 2 7066 ANNUAL SPRING NOTICE OF DRAWING Boys a Wht rl after clea n ng car pets Wtth Blue L us tr e Rent etectr 1c shampooer Sl Baker FtJrn tl ure Mlddl f'porf Oh a 4 5 3tc ,-- --,-----------r ------ -------------- /73 5554 -------------- uROCE R Y bu sm ess for sa te Bur ld ng fo r sate or le ase Phon e 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appomtment OR A & ZUSPAN ------ STRAW6t:RRY plants Chari e F oster Rt 2 Rac tne Ohto P hon e 247 2309 3 31 121c 74 Cadillac Sedan DeVille000 Was s3951.15 NOW s7500 74 Olds 98 LuxuiJ Sedan Long w td e bed wtlh topper 65 DODGE PANEL , MAIN OLDER MODEL CLEARANCE SALE TRUCKS 73 CHEV. CUSTOM lJz TON ..........s2795 I Gold gold vrnyl roof SOO E. ON A LOSER I SHOP THESE WINNERS USED CARS YES! ---------- -------------GERT Sa gay Qtrl - ready tor I Npw wh1le th e weather IS sti ll cool 1s the be st ttm e It ca n be 1nstalled at your convenience w1th no wa1ttng a round tn hot muggy wea th er -------~------ 3 31 61c septtcr tanks tn AIR CONDITION NOW? 4 5 2tp 985 3537 and and See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 9J2-7089 Nrght 992 3525 or 992 5232 Stop 1n a-nd say Hello Brtng tn tht s ad for a Free G1ft GAS GULPER MATERIALS CO 5< 16 FLOWERS for Easter ar ge sel ect aon Very cheap m ust see to bel exe Sma ll ey s Gtfl Sho.p Ch ester Oh o Phone l1n es •l<llledc RON AND KAREN THOMAS WOOD TRUSSES HOGG Ma ror ractng l •m e 1 49 1~ m le Phone I saac A Lew 1s Cl fton W Va 1 {3 04) 773 - - ------------ 31 6tc work DON'T DRIVE A Bulltro Your 'Specs Delivered to Job Stfe - --------ROADSTER P ony Drum ----- ---------- 3 Power Lines All work done by tho foot or contract Also dozer Water Now under n ew managemen t ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED EXCE L SIOR Salt Works E Matn St Pomero y A 1 k nds 1974 COMMUN IT Y Mob1 e of sal t wa ter pellets water Home 14 x 70 3 bedrooms nugg ets block salt an d own large laundry room f tpout on Oh m Rtver Sa il Phone 99 2 ltv tn g roo m 12 x 24 Add A 3B 91 Room 9 room s to tal On l y 3 6 5 tf( mon th s o l d Unf u rn i Shed Ow n er tran sfe r red out of 197< ZIG ZAG SEWING state Phon e 992 507 1 MACHINES l eft 1n layaway 3 31 61p A ll buJit tn to bu tt onho l e do WA Y NE Gabbons Property on str etch sew ng and fancy Hudson Street Lot lOOx 100 3 SttiChtng Pay !US! $68 75 cas h For Sale 2 ba t hs Knotty bed r ooms or term s ava tlab le Trade tns P ne k 1t che n dishwash e r accepted Ph one 992 2653 garbage d sposa l wall to wall ONE NEW wooden bed and new 3 27 lf c carpet ng downslatrs Con matt r ess S20 One use d 1ron tact Wa lter Crooks 992 363 1 bed c ompl ete $10 One n ew r ug poli Sher an d floor VACU UM ci;an;r; Sra;dnew 4 5 12t p tank. typ e m ode l s w th 5 mac h ne S10 One u sed ------ ----~--atl ach ments Only $24 .40 cash VERNA DaVIS 5:1 4 acres tn ven ted gas s to ve 55 2 new or ter ms ava fable N ew Rutla nd Townsh p on Sandh tl l end ta bl es S3 apre ce Ca ll 992 Uprtght model s $29 90 cas h or 5083 Road f ve room house barn terms a variable Trade 1n s and two ou tb u tl dtngs w II be ---------~ 4tp accepted Phon e 992 2653 sold to t he h ag hest b dder at 3 27 tfc 9 30 a m Saturday Apr 1 13 PONIES b g and sm a ll N ce - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1974 at the offrce of 0 Brien & rhartely good for k1ds See SI N GER sewrng mach nes 1972 0 Br en attorney 100'1:2 Cour t em anyt1me Sy r acuse Ca ll mode l b 1f Str e et Pomeroy Oh o Ralph Lavendar 99 2 5888 b '" eau 1 ut wal nut Cann ot be so ld for less than ca •ne t Makes d estg n st t 4 4 6tc ap p ra 1se d va lue of $2 000 00 ches Zig zag ---------b utton hol es F or f urt her anformalton ca l l G -bl 1n d hems etc L tke new 19 66 992 2720 E Cab net model stereo Only S89 95 Call Ravenswood reco rd p la ye r ~speed record 273 9521 or 2713 989 3 after 5 oo 4 5 6tc c hanger dramond n eedle Good cond ton $75 00 Phone _____ 12 7 ftc 992 73 12 after 5 p m -------4 < 3lc SPINE T CONSOLE PIANO -------------Wanted Responstble part y to HAY tor sa te SOc per bale purchase sp1net p1ano on low Phone 985 3539 month l y payments Can be 4 4 12tp seen locally Wr1te Mana ge r --------------P 0 Box 276 Shelbyvil l e lndtana 46176 73 HONDA for sale C B 350 4 5 21p 2 700 m tes $8 00 Ca ll 378 6365 ......._ Also tnt erested n furntlure and drshes Ca ll 992 52 62 even mg s or mornrngs 1 20 lfc M1ddleporl il s / \ ' h . . , --- For Renl or Sale - - --- N VALUE RATED DITCHING SERVtCE )' front seats for 1968 Volkswagen Call 985 3545 4 5 3tp 4 S 7tc _____ ________20_ -----------.----AN T IQU quIts ana 1ewe1ry OF JURORS No t 1ce s h ereby g1ven th a t a PUbl c draw ng of j urors wttl be made on the 13th day of Apr 1 197~ 10 00 A M at th e Cour t House of Me1g s County Oh o for the May Term 1974 of the Common Plea s. Court of Me gs County Und er N ew Managem en t N 711d 3 29 tf c --------10 F T alum num boat se t of ---------~ -~ -197- ----- ------- The Rosenberg Co. HARDWARE 2nd 1\ve M1dclleporl 0 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE Oh o ---- ----------- t:: LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES I or Lease LEAKING? For Free Est1 mafe lnqu~re now about a beau1 tful new roof tn fashaon colors ---- I· AU WEATHER IS IT COlOR FADED? downs Ch eck our pr ce an d qualtty Accessor1es and h atches Cam p Conl ey Star' cra ft Sa tes Route 6'!. North of Pont P easant beh nd the Red Carpe t Inn 4 3 3tc 1965 IMPALA Chevrole t fo r sale Cal 949 4111 after 4 30 p SHOWALTER S Wet Pet Shop m con ten ts Phone 985 33 56 4 1 df c f. 434tp 195 3 FORD w th good body: 1970 500 KAWA SAKI Mach 3 I res and runn ng c ondt f aon Pllone 99'1. J64tl S'ZOO Con tact Dav1d Dodson at 329 NOrt h Th rd Street 4 4 ~tp Middleport after 6 p m 1 3 41 c 1963 BUICK Statton wagon for ---~ - ---sal e Cheap Contact Don Sayr e 632 Gra nt Str ee t AM FM stereo r~dto 8 track tap e pta yer 4 speaker sound Mrdd te porr <Dh o aft er 5 p m system Ba la nce Sl 09 46 or 4 4 31p use our budget terms Ca l l 992 3965 1973 DODGE Dar!, 318 cub ac 3 18 lf c nch good ec onom c al ca r -------------~ Call 9~9 5045 Walnut AM FM 4 J 6tc S fEREO Rad 1o 8 tra ck !ape cam b tna t ron Balance SllO 73 or 1969 J ton Ford tru ck Ranger terms availab le Ph one 992 Cam per Spec 1al Good con 3965 d!lton on t y 43 000 m l es 2 14 tfc $ t 400 or best offer Can b e seen a t Shamrock Mo tel or -----------~--ph one9 92 'i1 88 5to7p m on l y CLELAND FARMS AND 4 3 Jlp GREE NHO USE A vanety of --------cabbage and to mato p l ants 1959 F ORD F 00 Ptckup tru ck for sale Also br occo lt and Sec a t 105 Un on Ave nue or cau l tflow er swee t peppers cal 992 32 93 hot peppers eggplan t s head ~ 2 6tc l et t uce an d EAS T ER FLOWERS pa n sy m ums 1969 CHARGER 3B 3 4 speed oza t ea hydrangea_,.. PI one 742 37'}') geran tums pe tun as several 4 2 6tc k nds Of hangrng ba skets Ge r ald ne Cleland Racme WA IT RE SS ES car hop s and Employment Wanted k ! ch en h e lp A pp y n perso n Crow s St ea k Hou se GRAVEL and fre ld drrt h auling Con tac t Date Teaford 99 2 Pom eroy 322d 1 1 tfc 4 5 61c HOUSEKEEPER nee d ed Ca ll EX PERIEN CE D pa nt er tn Fr ed C Kes terso n Pome r oy tenor and exler or Cal! Don Ohao P O.gn e 992 666B VanMet er 985 3951 4 2 6tp 3 26 12tp FU L L TIME ba r mad and parfltme help wa 1ted App l y n person only Wh1spenng For Rent P nes N t e Cl ub 4 2 6tp BUS INE SS bu ldm g n down tow n Pomeroy Ohto Call 992 --------~-----3975 or 992 5786 4 2 26 tc tAStj pad for a ll makes ano 4 13 tf c PUBLIC NOTICE ---~- THE DAILY SENTINEL I " J lp REQUIE M FOR A PILOT Corn For on e a day r the sky he SHOOTI N G MATCH Hollow Gun Club tu r n f r st loved r gh t a fter M les Cemetery A nd a c l ear brrgh t 1 gtlf Rutland guns only ---------STARCRAFT t r ader s and fold IS YOUR ROOF ........ ~~ 1971 P IN TO ~ speed 2000 cc Ca ll 985 3880 a ft er 5 p m 4 3 3tp GRAVEL HILL MIDDLEPORT p la ne crash F r ee as a cloud and the sky beyond 1973 HONDA for sate Cb 35 0 2 700 m des S800 Ca ll 378 6365 4 3 6tc SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. GAS For Sale X --~..---- PAPER CARRIER Lotex pa nt work pJn s 75c pN Pil r all on1Lr tems sale pr ,ced O p en ct'l ty 9 a m to 5 30 p m Even ngs bv appo nl Hmt IN LOVING memory of our <;on a n d brolher Lt R c hll d Genhu n er who was killed on rtent Auto Sales WANTED J Get Results! .r lJusiness Services 50 TRA ~ LER 2 bedrooms Phone 7A2 5980 Ren t by week or month Ul JJt ~s turn sh ed Phone 742 5980 3 31 6tc 12 SO ME:ON E c ard tab es $7 95 S7 t9 per ga llon In Memory ~or Help Wanted The Pubt sher rese r ves th b SH OO T N G Ma tch F ork ed Run r Qht to 1d•t or rete ct any ads Sportsmnn Club noon Sun qeemed obte c t o nat Th e da y F il c tory cho k ed quns Publtsher witt nct be res pon On l y Sibl e for more tha n one 10 ~ 4 3tc corred lnser !J on ~ RATE S For Want Ad Servtce YARD SA LE 3 t r~m ty Clrt 5 CCII1S per Word o oe<o~ns e,;t on ttQ UCS dtshware clothmq and Mm1mum Charge \ 1 oo Oth er m SC 1252 POW f' I PI cen ts l"er ...., 0 rd three Str ee l Mtddleport Fr: dily cons ecu trve mseH 1ons • and Sa tu rday 9 a m 1 It 1 o 26 cents per word .s x co n m ~Secut1ve msert1 on s <t <t 2t c 25 Per Cen t D1scoun t on pard ad s an d ads pa d wllh n H NEW MA NAGEM ENT Marty da ys Mtllcr o p en nq P& J Odds and CARD OF THANKS Ends '2 15 N Seco nd Str eet & OBITUARY M ddl eport Spcc tat Apr 1 5 S2 00 f or 50 word h1 tn through t lth H de A Bed mum Ea.th addJt oru:l l wore \19 95 Copp erloH• 30 Gus 3c Ranq e $35 D ['Sk and char JLINO ,1-\u;:, $25 R.e t r .gera tor $3 5 Con Ad d ttJOnal 25c Charge per soe TV $ 1995 PO r! C)b!"' T\, A dv er) tseme nt ' $35 F uel Otl co ok nq ranqc OFFICE HOUR S c omp tr tc w lh ove n $35 Bed B 30 ill n to 'i" OU p m Da t y co n p c t ~ $30 Stud o co uch B 30 a m to 12 00 "ft.l oon $ 19 5 Rol l Away Bed $9 95 Sat urda Ok n<lwll ~ .I I TV AND APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE ' 4 ' �\ 1 12- The Da1ly :;>entmel, M1ddleport-Porrreroy, CJ., Aprrl 5, 1974 ~ I Heart fund soliciting .netted $389 .' ' The Hear t Fund dnv~ rn off ut the Pnm ero\' po~tn ff t <.'l' ' $1,:300 111 pledges, ;Ill of \dHch Un 1led Me thod is t Church be gw n1ng Sunda y through :~pn l It. .~ i ll be Cu l l fldm, natw n~lly kn ov.n (Wgam:lt Da vi s rece 1verl Ius tr alll iJig for the .concert stage at the MctJ·opolikln Sc hool of Music, lmkma College of Mus iL :tnd F tnc 1\. l'ls, Arthu r J o r cl c~ n Conservator y of M us1c .1 nd li1 d1a na Umver s1ty He beg£J n playmg MEIGS THEATRE 111 pubhc a t the ,tge uf nlllc, la te( muv111 g Inf o the e n te l l;:JIIII I H..' rlf \ \OJ )(] To n1ghl S,li , Sun un til Ill s, cuuv c1:-iHJil to Chr 1st. , ADn i S67 ~ de n ted H1:; wt fe, Cha rl uU e . ts a ('onh a lto sulmst Both CAH I L t, UNI TED S fATES MA RSH'ALL d r e Ieco rtlin g <J r t!s ts fo r ~Zo nd e rv an Publ1shmg H•Juse of ( Tec hn1color) Grand lla p1ds. Mich Mr ;w ei John W,1yne Gi"ry Gr1mes Mrs D<iV ls will a ppec~r .1 1 7· 30 eac.:h cvcm ng 111 ad<l itJOn lo thr 10 :JO { I rn sci v1ces ,m Pa lm Suncl dy T he pubh e 1s Invi ted Show Star ts 7 p m lf'Gi A Checking Account keeps the record stra1ght Each canceled check is legal proof of payment. Open your Checking Account today. Keep a diary of your doll~ domgs. Syracuse rConti nu ed from page l J McCuy before i\prr l IG An unhmHH.c, u mtrolltng all mupcrahve vehi cles on pn va te and VI ll a ge pro pe r ty , w;~s gJvcn the second recJd tng· M.,ty<J I' Lond on ct pp otnte cl McCoy to schedule ba seball games. at the park thts s um mer M~ yor London .md counc tl mem!Jcrs t: ummeml ed Rober t Fl,m l ~c-t n fur Ius own personal ele.~JUP Hy tht• Uf' ( A Whitt• ll oww statement th e COIItrover!-i ial dedudion s in Pres. N1xon 1s t;t x r eturn s were 'mad e that wit~ out th t! Prl!sid e nt ' ~ knov.lc d~c or approval "as labeled " ridkulous" by hili tax lawye r, F'r.ank n e nwn·u .Jr. , in l.ns · Angcles. ·'Whal we d1d was go over th e return page by pugc... said Ur mcJrc: o. He said it "uuld be r i di t· uluu s to believe that he "nd Arthur Bledl , N i x on ' s tax a c· eoun tnnt. made the decision s w1th out in stru ction s from Nixon or his r epresentativ es. l)ollar Diary. pomeroy r utla nd pomeroy national bal'!k !he bonk. of ' !M e ce ntur y esiCJbl, shed tan FDIC MA I N OFFICE Mon , Tues .. Wed .. Thurs 9 am 3 p m Fnday 9am to7pm Sa turday 9 a m to 12 Noon p rog r~m 11f f tve one -how lec tur Ps, tw o .. ' arr an geU ph ys ll:al c onUIIi UII l f..'s t ll l~ SCSS IIJI1 S Clll d g Uicl l•d gl o up JOgg ing pcn otl s 1s uft e1ctl an •,, ness oldui Ls bcgtn mng Aprt l 22 at the hi ghway on the left . st1 uck and broke off a te lep hone pole, and ddma ged a fie ld ow ned by Homer F'y est. There wa s heavy damage to t he truck The dnve 1 wa s no1 lflJUred NOW YOU KNOW ·1/· Un 1 v ~ rs1 ly . Oe~·ilgne.d tu prov ide brJth l]lc n and \~ U rn c 11 Wi ll i 0 11io knowledge of t11e effccl~ of exerU!:it' un the physlolug1u ll S) !:il.cn Js and to cn<J ble them to a ppl y ll11s knowledge lo their uw n ph yf) H:ctl fttne ss, the p1 ogr am will be conduc ted by Dr Fr cdc r H:k Hag e r m;Hl , registenng fut the p1ugram ilprtl 18 ·CAREER EXPLORATION IN TECHNOLOGY - Through ille efforts of James Gray, teac her of CElT at Wahama High School and West Vrrginia Uruvers1ty , George Hastings, from NASA Spacemobile, Langly Space Ce nter, Langly , Va., spoke to Eighill Grade .studentsa t Wahama Thursday. Hastings explained the rocket program as part of the students rnt roduction to rocketry At his left are displays of rOckets of all types ~s . HIS LAST, MAYBE SYRACUS E - Timmy Imboden, 13, son of Mr. and Mr s. Frank Imboden, Syracuse , took his first solo rid e on a mini·bik e Thursday evening , and according to Timmy, h1 s la ~ t for a while. The youngster \\a s injured when his bike struck the porch steps at the Clem Couper res'idence on John Street. Th e Syracuse ER squad took Timmy to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was treated fur a head laceration r eleased. I and Jur ors. bo t h Gra nd and Pe l 1f to ser ve m t he May Ter m of Ma son Cou nty Ci r CUli Cour t we r e sele c t ed We dn esday a ft ern oon b y tur y com rn lss mn er s. Harr y Layne and Mrs Ral ph E Warner. 1n the off1c e of Howard Schu lt z c .rcuJ! Cler k Gr and 1vrors ar e t O report to Judge Ja mes Lee Thom pson May 6 at 9. 30 a m 1n ( Jr cud Co urt . wh il e PetJ t Juror s ar e udv•sed to re por t at 9 25 a m on May 13. Jur or s to ser ve are to mcl ude the fo lt owmg PLEAS4NTVALLEY GRAND JURY Dischar ges . Jesse Donahur, Utilihes was also rea d wh1ch Point Pleasant; ' Mrs. Vernon Evans, Pomeroy; Mrs. Rogel sla ted: "This.Ie tter Will serve as ouf Swi sher, son , Mason; Mrs. nohfica hon of an mcrease tn Paul Bush. Pmnt Pl easa nt; gas prices as se t forth in fuel Mrs. Denver Bowe n, Ma son , Charl es Prunt y, cost clause of the ex1strng gas Mrs. contract between the Village of Galhpohs , V1ola George. Syra cuse a nd Syra cuse Hom e Vl11ton, Ohi o; Mrs. Roy Beaver, Crown City, Ohi o, UhlitJes Company. "Tins rncrease w1ll be pro- Mrs John B1llup s, Poin t rated among the customers of Pleasant; Mrs. Jack Siegal, ille Syra c~se Home UtJhtJes Gall1pohs; James McQuaid , Comp,a ny by a h ve cents per G;ijhp ohs ; Eliza bet h Ann 1,000 cubic feet of gas mcrease Wood, Potnt Pleasan t: Elcta effe ctive 30 days fr om the !>ling Roac h, Hend er son, Mrs of tin s notrf1catron as provided Victor S\\al!l , Raci ne, Allan Sayre, Mason , and Reube n tn lhe exis ting ordmanc·e." The rate increase w1ll be H1ggmbotham. Pmn t Pleasant effeclive in ApriL Ma yor London sa1d 1t will cost approximately $200 to rcpau tl1e village tractor . It MEETING SET The Me1gs G1rl s Athletic was agreed to plae< a key type sw1tch on the tra ctor wh tle it 1s Boosters will mee t Monday at7 p:m. at the h1gh school. m for repa 1r. Attending were Mayor London, Tr oy ' z willin g, Eber Pi cke ns, Robert W1ngett, ' WANT A JOB? Barry McCoy and Ed Neutz. Any person mterested 111 hng, co un ci l m en, Geor ge · pohce radro d1 spatch1n g work Holman , treas ur e r, Chi ef or extra police du ties 1s asked Vanan , and Kathryn Crow ,, to. conl<lcl Pomeroy Police clerk Ch1ef Jed J . Webster at 9922427. Crisp awarded honors plaque · I.ANGSVII.I.E - Thomas A Cn sp , R out e 1, received an honors plaque for hav m ~ the Hur d hi ghest gr ade puwt avera ge 1:1.161 1n the 1974 g1aduatlll g d oss of Gal li poll s Busmess College at cx erc1ses ' March held Sa turday evemng :10 a l Gra ce Umted Methodt>l Church m Galh po!Js Cn sp, son of Mr. and Mrs Jack CI JSp, graduated fr om the twu.year Bus in ess AdMmlstratwn Course. He ts a 1972 graduate of Me1gs H1g h Sc hool SEE THE MAYOR SYRACUSE - Ba se ba ll teams w1 shing to use the ball park rn Syracuse, are asked to co,nta c t May or London or Barry McCoy, a nd subrrut a sc hedule , before Aprrl 16, in order tha t a schedule for the summer ca n be made. AUTO BANK HOORS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY-THURSDAf 9 to 3." ARBU C KL E GRA HAM HANN AN Alva B Tol liver , Gle nwood , Tom Tnppett , Gl enwood HANN A N Al va 8 ToiiJ ver , Glenwoo d , Tom Tri ppett, Glenwood LE W IS; Carolin e V Windsor , 20 Windsor Cf , Pomt Pl easa nt ; Howard A Pr 1ce. 1918 Je ff er son Ave nu e, Pomt Pl easant. Ruth John son , 19d. Pa rk Drive , Poin t Pleasant M Pl easa nt Bak er , Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-203• Ph . 992-5721 THE 11 ,. THE MEIGS INN · ·PHONE 992-3629 POMEROY, OHIO' .· Leoo 51NGLE GIRLS" SEARCHING FOR A MAN WAS A. WAY -OF LIFE. IF THEY COULDN'T GET HIM EA$Y••• THEY GOT HIM HARD ••• RATED R Bett y R. lrv1n, Rt. I, Sand y NEW HAVEN - Thirty-five lalented teenagers who have or gam zed a s the P oi~t Pleasant Area Youth Singers under the direclion of Gerald Stewar t w1ll present a con cert of folk mus1c Sunday at 8 p.m. 1n the New Haven United Methodist Church Rebecca L.ongslaff is pianist and David Kayser and Karen Long are the featured soloists . The Rev. William DeMoss, pastor of the New Haven UM Church, rnv1tes the public to th1s special concer t. He1ght s, Pomt Pl easan t, Ruby J Jones. Mason , Reo M Ka lleel 116 Liber t y s1 , Pomt Pleasan t , Mo r y Ca rolyn Kebler. Mason. Wlll1 e L Kmg , Ar buckle. Her vm A L1ev mg. Maso n, Eli za beth K Liter , 106 Park Rd , Pomt Pleasant Darl ene L ong , Ashto n , Dav•d C Lowman, Rt 1. Letar t. Myrtle E. Mayna r d, M ason ; Barba r a Mil ler , 309 Staff Hou se Rd , Po1nf Plea sant , Jerr y W Morga n, 3411 Jac kson Avenu e, Pomt Pleasant ; Car l Har vey Mu r r ay, Jr. 106 Pleasant St , Po1nt Pleasant. Kathryn Neal, Rt. 3, Leon Helen N1ber t, Ga llipolis Fe rr y· Stephen K. Nob le, 11 8 H1ghland av e , Pam! Plo;-c:sant, De bora h Nowl1 n, Souths1de, Stella Pl antz , GallipOl iS Fer ry , Pa uline Pull1n s, 36 Wmd sor Ct., Pomt Plea sa nt , Chester H Pya tt , Ma son, Ralph Ra1ke , 72 4 M cCull oc h Rd , Poin t Pleasa nt M1nn1 e L R1 zer , Mason, Mar y E. Roach , 1209 VJ and Stree t. Pomt Plea sant . Hazel E Roush, 505 Robin son St , Potnt Pl easant , , Ld J M Rou sh. 505 Parnsh Avenu e, Pomt Pl easant : Lou 1se W Roush, New Haven , Danny G Sayr e, New Haven , Florence S!Jden, Rt 3, L eo~ Virgm1a K SmJth , Point Pleasant; Ze,IObia M . Sm1th. 14 19 Kanawh a St , Point Pl eas ant ; Ilene Somm er s, Southside; James R. Spears, CI ITfton , Carl Ly nn Te nnant, .News Buy Jack~on Perkins Rose Bushes , Now On The 1st Floor. ' Good Selec.tion. · SATURDAY LAST DAY- e PLUS e 20'r. OFF ON CUSTOM MADE DRAPERIES 'lSATAN S· 11 _SADISTS 1 Elbe.rfelds Jn· POmerOy /, I benefils o[ normal "clue process " General ly spea king, due process 1!1 · clud t?s provJswn fur r ec.so nohlc nottcc. the ng ht for wn tten r easons upon request at1d before a neutra l th11·d pa rt y •• ~I . ' I~ \ ,\ i' . I thm gs Gr ant con tmulll g status Grant one more limited conttaet of e1lher one or two years durat1 on. Prov id e writt en rea sons for not gr anhn g tenure or not reempt'Oy1ng Co nlmwn g tontracts7f.C'ma m 1n effect Wllil a teacher d1es. resigns. voluntanly re tires by boC:lrd actwn, IS suspended for exem pted Vlii<:J J4l' CJ! \ uult tona! school mu st spt•( I f\ 1/ie tr JII IJl (~llSi.lt l uri to be paid dis! n e1 ,111<1 tiH• f.H lt u e to hm•r 11 em flit' f11r lhf' pt.'I for t H<~n c P ( Jf those addt twmd Cl(lver se ly affrlls d tc;tdll' r 's n ghl 111 ;1 dultt·s 'I hl·~ <~It' :-, uiJjL'<.' t to a ll th e ('1 )!1 tJn iJ I ng cun l JC!C' I Sp t•r· lfi t'<II IIJtts ·'P Ph c.!blc 111 r eg ul ar ctJ str lc t ·mu s1 pos:;css a profcsston.d , Sup plcment. d c•mtr dt ts d r r Issued fu1· IHntll'd <.'< •ntr.11 ts • pe 1·manent or life tcadung ccr ti fJt atc <J nd duties 111 add ili on lf1 1egu ldr tr.H t11ng Offl r tal dl IJI•I l b~ Ihe buanl of must have t(lught th ree uul of thl' last fl u' dut1 es \\ hen t hese exl r tl dut1es ln\ ol\ t.' ('du1 .t llull Is 1equ1red m eve r~ case to vea r s Jn uu~ .sd lOul dlstnct PXI rd l 0111 j)C il Sd 1HI Il ct catt• :tn llllti.d e1npi1I! m ent contr act. No There IS no r equu f' lnen1 !hut the , ems The suppi(_' Jll l'l ildl eontr ac t 111u~! !Jt.• th'•\ It'. II ht·r lll.J' tw employed un less of ex pen encc m t( •e d1s1t tel bl' ·three \\ I Jt tc.n Olnd IS t! i11111 tt'd ((Jil( I (-!C! IIJat IS . 'Hlllllm;tt>d fo1 lhl' posJliQJl by tlw c u n s cc u l J v ~ y e.u s The l ~i w rcqmrcs the lor Cl f)enocl nut to exteed f l \ 'l' H'<lrs sup(' t lll ll 'l ttll-nt leac hi ng certifll {i l l' be f1 !ed \\ 1th the Supplenu~ n l:li L{lfll! ct t ts ll lust se t fo1th l r1 till· t'i"iSt' 11f d il'dl'hel ~dr ead } em s up e r JntP nden1 uf the ('o unt~ . ut} , the c~dditton d l du t1es 111 bt' perfm f!lt'd and 1{ Olllllllll'cl Oil j) dgC 21 To become ell g1blt' fu1 <:1 (,'tlrlt lnutng um trctct. a le.!r hel ,dw hi..!:; rwt piC\'Ious h held ~ rontmumg ~..:n n t1 el l'! m <'1110the.r + Weather ) our ln rit('d Gu e.~t U P<H'h in ~ Hore tmts Cloudy and warmer today. Highs in the low 60s . Continued cloudy, showers Monday . Lows tonight in the 40s . Highs Monday in the 60s. 'J'h" II I 2' 000 Fa 111 il ie.~ • Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev 34 PAGES 3 SECTI ON S VQL. 9 NO. 10 SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1974 Galhpolis-Point Pleasant PRICE 20 CE NTS Pomer oy-M1cldlcp01 t Orpha .Wooten is Gallia queen E1ghty-thi ec-yem . Mrs r. erald Smell zer of Ohio 218, sa id that old Or pha Hal l Wooten today 1eigns as Ms the Judges made t he~r dec1s1ons ba sed on . Se mor CitiZen o[ Calha county after 400 letter s of 1 ccomm cndat10n She IS a semor people Jn Wa sl11ngton School a udi torium at Hammn Trace H1gh school , the F HA watched a 'M1ss America- type program wh1ch orgamzcd and produ ced the .contest w1th prese nl<l hons not only to her but to David Hoff , a 1973 Hannan Trace four runnersup Frillay mght gr adualc, presen ted r oses to the ftve Also fe<J tur ed wer e selec tJOJlS b) an fmali sts, and Chern Chapman of the FH!I 'Old Tyme Chorus" of 20 srn gers whose ha nded g1fts to each. Orpha Hall Wooten, born Aug' 9, 1890, tota l age wa s ut \east 1,300 years: 2C vocahsls, and only two of them men. Ethel m Lmc oln county, W. Va, hv es at 132 Robinson was the director Four th Avenue . She moved there 10 years The welc ome wa s brought by Korns ago from Yell owtown after the death of her C" rler, pres id ent of the Ga lha County hu sband, Robert, a railroad foreman. Council on the Agmg, Inc ; a r epresen- Whe n she \\as 76years old she suffered an tative of the govern or , a r cprese nUl tJve of arm fr acture when the motorcyc1e on Congressman Cla rence E Miller , of Ra lph .wh1ch 5he was ndm g wrecked She has 12 Welker, me mber of the Oluo Cornm1ssron children. 39 grmJ dciHidren, 64 greaton _ the Agrng, and a !ape-recorded gr and childr en . and one great-g reatslatement from a represe nta tive of U S grand child. · Senator Ho\\ard Metzenbaum The £1 rst r unn erup was MLte Roush In person \\ er e State Senator Har ry Other r unners ups were Ma n e Meal , Clara Arm strong, Sta le Represenlat1ve Oakley F'1sher , and lla Artus. C Coll1 ns, and Jean Nida y, center ElmeF Jones of Athens spoke [or d 1re ~ tur . !Iiber t Durose, member of the Ralp h Wciltt,r; who 1s 'recoven ng in Mt. !11 eawide Project on the Ag1ng, was Carme l hospikl l fr om an apparen t hea rt master of ceremomes a tt ack Wayn e Tod d spoke for .Jada Smeltzer, Oh10 v1ce · piesldent Congress ~la n Miller and.answered mos t of [or public re)atr ons of tl1e ~' u t u re the questiOn s from the audJCnce Bette Homema kers of Amen ca, presided for the BjOrn rcp1cscnwd Gov. John J . G1lliga n. Ms Senror C1t1zen of Gallia County event Jad" Srncll:ler credited these merShe rntr odu ced on e of ille three judges, ciJ" nls for contr1butrons to the Ms. Senior Clare nce E. Th ompso n, new ly com- Citizen eve nt Carl 's F'amily Shoe Store, miss ioned Kentucky colonel The other h~ o Clar k's .Jewelry, Dan Thomas and Son judges wer e not pr esent, Mrs Dene Shoe Sto re, Da.v is -Shuler , Dudley 's Fl on s t Flt ntrock Hoppy Shop and Wa gner and the Rev. Paul Hawks. Jada , 17-year-old daughter of Mr . and F lm\ erland , Hitskms-Tanner , Paul Dav tes · Jewe lry, Ruth's · F' loral , and Tawney .Jewelry ' GA Ll .!PO LIS EASTER NOVEL TIES - Today's trend to do your own illing is showing up 1n Easter decorations and novelties At left, attracting attention of drivers on Route 7 between Pomeroy and Chester is this colorfUl "egg tree" decoratCd by Ahce Nease. Crocheting the bwrnies above of pastel yarns 1s Mrs. Elizabeth SlaVIn 's paslime. The bwrnies, with pipe cleaner ears, sequin eyes and pompon tails slipped over either hard-boiled or artifiCial eggs will be welcome add1tron s to all Y.Owrgsters' Easter baskets. · Voters nea·r deadline Decision coming on Trimble's schools-· COLUMBUS (Special) - The State Board of Education Monday will g1ve special attention to the proposed revocation of the charter of Trimble Local School District in Athens County. - Trimble, formerly known as Glouster, is said to have inadequate facilities and a very low pupil lax valuation wh1ch offers a bleak picture for the education of 1ts children. According to the State Department of Education, ille distxict is charged with breeching its contract with the state which provided $1,504,794 to construct an elementary school. The new building is now being used as a high school and -thereby deprives elemertary children of appropriate facilities. State officials have fowrd ·that the elementary_school is no; s~ted for hi8~ school purposes· and is therefore being misused. The elementary children ,have been transferred to the former high school. , Meanwhile, the Trimble Board of Eaucation has charged the state department with harassment since the distxict has been evaluated three times in less than a year. The normal rotation is once every , four years. The last evaluation in February was conducted by two state department assistant directors, Virginia U~yd ~wrkle, a'ssistanl director of elementary e'dueation, and Doyle K. Shumaker, ti,ssistant director of secondary education. They are assistants to John E. Brown, state director of. elementary and secondary education. . Despite three evaluatioos, ' Trimble officials had no reports wrtil last week when Rep. Claire "Buzz" Ball, one of the three state legislators going to bat for tbe distxict forced the release of the report. Other ;epresentatlves becoming actively involved are Sen. Harry Armstrong and Rep . Oakley C. Collins. The report for the Jacksonville ,Building which was opened In 1971, listed 20 deficiencies. ' ' High 01ehool Principal 'l'homas ·Vitcher crltlcited the. fnilings\ say\ng tbe state \ I farls to provide for small schools in establishing its "minimum standards." Criticism of the schools brought questions from the Trimble officials. They admit the school is housed in ille old building but point to the fact that neighboring distxicts have the1r middle or jwrior h1gh schools in buildings equally as old or older. District officials have also cited vast improvements in 'life curricuium, but this apparently has not been considered adequate by the State Department of Education. Bronx family on welfare is caught up NEW YORK (UPI) -Pollee who raided lhe house of a Brou family receiving $11,800 a year In welfare payments said Friday lhat they found: - $50,000 worth of furnlshlllgs including sb: color television seu. . - $100,000 worth of heroin, cocaine, and drugs, and pollcy .slips indicating a $7,500 to $7,000 weekly business. Capt. Thomas O'Connell, commander oflhe Brorur: Narcotics Squad, , said officers also recovered a .22 pistol and · a .38 service revolver, stolen a year ago from a pollee locker room .. No~e of the family resisted arrest, but one policeman was bitten by the ilog, O'ConneU said, GALLIPOLIS- A spokesman for the ill e third floor o[ the Gallia County CourtGallia County Board of Elections said house. Saturday that 4 p.m. Monday is the deadOluo voters may cast the1r vote by line for registering lor the May Primary absentee ballot if they are a bsent for one of Election. the followmg reasons ( 1) Will be detamed Persons who have not voted rn the last in a hospita l for medical or surg1cal two calendar years or those who have treatment on election day. ( 21 Will be changed their names by marriage must re- unable to vote on elect ron day because of register or be remstated. Persons who ille1r rehg1ous belief. 13) Will be abse nt have moved must be transferred . from the county on election day and (4) Absentee balloting will begin Monday Will be absent from the polling place due to at the Board of Elections Off1ce located on confinement in jail or workhouse under sentence for .a misdemeanor or await mg trial on a felony or misdemeanor. Any qualified elec tor who IS unabl e to ALIVE OR DEAD? vote at the pollin g place 'on electron day Everybody, especially parents and due to physi ca l dJsab1hty or . perso nal senior cltl2ens interested in keeping the illness may alSo vote by absentee ballot. Middleport Boys League alive, Is urged to attend an organizational meeting at the new Middleport Fire Dept. ai 7 p.m . Monday evening . ~E CE IPTS IN POMEROY - Meigs County Court receipts fpr the month of Mar ch tolaled $4 ,702.10 ilt'c ording to Betty Hobs te tter . HERE TUESDAY clerk Receipts were dispersed as foll ows · A representative from C-~ ~ g:re ssman Clarence E . Miller's office will conduct an fines to sla te, $995 57; fees to sheriff , open door session from 1-3 p m Tuesday at $247.45 ; fines and costs to the county. general fund , $2,154.60; law library fund , the commissioners office in Gallipolis . $538.57; auto license and gas fund , $765.91 . p : J; \ ... '•,• Auto recovered ,. GALLIPOLIS - A 1972 Chevrolet p maro owned by Rober t Erne.s t Metzger of Fourth Ave . was r ecovered Fnday after noon m the stp p mines near Roush Rd. m Cheshire Twp Gall1a County shen ff's deput1es actrng on a trp found the car partia lly stripped and aband oned Miss)ng was one bucket seat, carpe ting , the car's tir es a nd wh eels Deputies sa id someone had attempted to r emove t he rea r vtew mirror and ~ 1 r ' clea ner. ' Deputies mvestigated the illeft of a battery , gasohne and gasolin e cans from a house owned by Frnley Cotton of Rt. I , Galhpolis, loca ted on German Hbllow Rd . r .. ...c;m ..~:~<s;:;~@l':i1:i:s;@1'<&18118 ~ PATIENT MOVED MIDDLEPORT ·- Jimmy King, Middleport, Rt. I, who has been a patient at Hospital Veterans · Memorial was transported to St. Marys Hospital Hwrtinglon, Thursday by SEOEMS.' Hi; room number' is 520. Cards may be sent to h1rn In care of the hospital. HELPERS WANTED - Leaders in the 1974 Cancer to the telephone lor help. Standing, left, Is Dick Porillil,' president of the Meigs County J_aycees, and left to right, Vic Gaul, Jay~e Cancer Cru~de in Meigs Cormty SStW'day went QIJEEN ORPHA TAKES THRONE . as Ms. Senior Citizen of Gallia County. Mrs. Orpha Hall Wooten, 83, of 132 ~our th .Avenue, Gallipolis. wears \he regal r1bbon ~nd holds· roses on the stage . of the w.a~hington school auditorium • comm1ttee chairman ; Jame;; Roush, county ~uditor, crusade co-chairmen ~lth his wi[e. l'b.ey need township vblunteers lor the residential and business drive. Volwrteers should call ·Gaul at 992-5071. .. I I • • /! . I head clerk, and I oca l Supennlendent Comer Bradbury , n ght, have been bus) re\'lewm g contr acts of 67 teachers m the co unt}' sy~tem v..h o arc up for r enewal tju s mont h termma tl'd fu;· ca use Whe n a hm ited contract expir es ancl the tea cher is ellg 1bie for a con tm um g contrac t, the board m ay do l!ne of three "' 16 ----- . CONTRACTS REVIEWED - De nnrs Murdoc k, . left , ass1st1rnt schoo l superrntendent m charge of person nel for ttu.· Ga ll1a Coun ty Lo ca l School D1str1ct, Mrs. Naom 1 Beman, the n ght to a fa ir heanng with counsel dnd • • • in Briefs ( Contrnued from page 1) terrorist syrnbronese Liber~tion Army (SLA ). James Brownmg, U. S. D1strrct Attorney, sa1d there was no evidence ille newspaper herress had been a willing kidnap victim when the SLA dragged her, kicking and screaming, from her Berkeley apartment Feb. 4. "It is a possiffi!itji,~Browning said, "but I don't beUeve it. "We are assuming that what she said (in a taped message broadcast Wednesday) was said under duress - someone holding a gwr at her head or the like - or she felt it was necessary to say those things to get free." About the same time Browrung was meeting With reporters in San Francisco's Federal building, !'atxicia's moiller issued a brief written statement saying only a personal met!ting w1th her daughter wou ld convince her that Patty volwrtarily jomed the SLA. ' requirement "h1ch obht:" ' "" a bna Jd u[ · r duca tion to suppl) r easo ns for !he nonJell l'Y. al uf a !m uted cuntr uct. 11owever , <:~ e cordw g to the Ohw Edu catio n A$ ut•tatwn. c.: our t dec iSIOn s md tt at~ th<Jt IJt.JCt rds rna y, under cer tain circum stan ces. be subj eel to possi ble efi urt mtervent1m1 tf they deny teachers \\ho <l re n11 t 1eh 1red the FOUR FINED Four defendants were fined and a fifth forfeited a bond in the court of Pomeroy May or D"le Sm1th Thursday night. Frned were David Huddleston, Racrne, $15 and costs , passrng on doublr yellow line; Calvin Mayle, P meroy , $5 and costs , assault ; Trna Colhn01, Pomero , $5 and costs, assault; and James Cottrill, Syracuse, $15 and costs, running a red light. Forfeiting a $30 bond posted on a charge of running a red hght was Andrew Fichter, Delaware. Special sale prices for these two days- sale mens double knit dress slacks · mens jeans · mens sport ~hirts and belts . Sale on the 2nd floor of womens spring dres~es . womens shirts. Sale Dinette Sets· Furniture Dept. on the Second l=loor- And at the Mechanic Street Warehouse sale of lawn mowers- summer furniture- RCA Color TV Sets. · 1 BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. D1str1ct Court of Appeals. GAI.(. IPOL.IS - Apn l 30th IS a At: those teacher s had llnutcd c.ons1gnrfica nt date to all teachers ho!Qing tracts, but sec ti on 3319.11 is the central proviSIOnal teaching certificates in Ohi o argum ent the teachers are using m the Accordmg to section 3319.II of the Ohio higher cour! they contend the former Rev1sed Code, any teacher emplo~ed Southw estern Loc31 Boar d · fir ed them under a hmi ted contra ct, and not ehg1ble "t thout the recomm endation of former to be consi dered f or a continuin g contr act, Gall ta County Sc hoo l SU per in te nd ent IS, at the expiration of such hm1ted con- Clarence E. Thompson tract, deemed re-employed under the A hmited contract is iss ued for a ter m provisions of this sectron at the same not to exceed fiv e years.1 Teachers holdmg sa lary schedule, unless the empl oying tempof-ary or provisional certifi cates can board , actrng on the suj)erintendent's ge t onl y a hm1ted contra ct. recommendation as to whether o~ not the Limited contracts are also used to teacher should be reemployed, gives such empl oy teacher s holdm g professiO nal or teacher written notice of its intention NOT h1gher cer ti fi cates \\ohOare not ehg.~ble fur to ree mploy lum or her on or be for e the a contmum g con trac t 30th day of A(!ril. · "~ Teac hers who ha ve hmi ted or supThat sec tion has been the bas1s of plementa l contracts which exp1r e 1n the many law suits in Oh1o between teachers current sc hool yea r must be notifed m and boards of education . wri ting no Ia t~r than April 30 1f th ~y are Loca lly , for example, the form er not to be r eemployed Southwestern Board of Education last Fa1l ur e of a board of educatiOn to March dismissed 11 tea chers. The case notify a teacher by that date means a wa s fought 1n Gallia County Common teacher IS automatically reemployed. Pleas Cour t and IS now before the Fourth Th er e IS no sp eci fi c sta t utorj .. \i \ ·. 3, Woll1a m D Youth Singers plm .concert in New Haven Open Both Friday a·nd Saturday Nights Til 9 P.M. lr . .' RI B la 1n, Ga tl1 po l1 s Fer ry , Denver L Casto. Rt l , Leon Or a Mae Durst, Rt 1, Leo n, Ma r y Ek er s, Gl enwood . Em ma M Forthe, Mason Denver L. G1bbs. Rt l. Le t art , Irm a A Gill and . Mason; Ea rnest Gnm m, Rt L Letar t , Shirl ey Hesson, New Haven Elberfelds In Pomeroy :DOUBLE FEATUIE PIOOIAM SAT. ' ' Po•n t ALTERNATE JURORS APR. 5-6-7 10 til 2 1. VanMe1er , Cl 1ft on , Lester S Stewarf, Mason CLUB TO MEET The Meigs County R1drng Club w1U meet Tuesday at Rock Spnngs Fairgrounds at 6 p.m. All members are mrnded to bnng pain t brushes. Pomeroy Flower Shop rutd NIGHT Rt UNI ON:. Lloyd J WAGGE NER MASON DRIVE-IN TONIGHT-SAT.-SUN. ' ROBIN SON · Ze lda Pro ff 1tt, HALLMARKS . Ru by A Rol ey. Hartf ord l ena S SJmonton. New Haveo HA NN A N A lva B TotiJver, Gl enwood , Tom Tnppett . Glenwood L EWIS Ca r ol me V WJndsor . 20 Wmdsor Ct, Pt Pleasa nt , Howard A. Pn ce. 19 18 Jeffer son A ve Pt CH!IMBER MEETS The Middleport Chamber of for All Occasions Commerce w111 mee t th1s 1--.;.,;;;,;w..;,;;.;,;;;;;;;;;;.;._'::l evening a t 7·30 p.m. at the We W1re Flowers Columbus a nd Southern OhiO 1----E~v~e~ry~w~h~e~r~•----1 ElectriC Co. 992-2039 HA·LL They Pia" ry It All/ Cha rl e s Bu t ler , Sou t hside CL EN. OENI N Ha r ry N Calloway, GatiJp oi JS Fer r y, Cl ar a Pow er s, Pl 1ny CO LOG N E Georg e H Kee fer , Leon COO P E R· F r eda Vi ckers Filson RFD Po int Plea sant FLOWERS GEORGE Broad Ru n Rd , New Haven, Caro l e Y Utter ba ck , 504 Pa rrt sh Avenue, Point Pl ea sant , Olin W Wolf , Ma son . Her be rt Yost , Ar bu ckle Jury venire drawn ARB UCKLE Gladys TIE UP DOGS Wi lli am so n. So uth s1d e. SYRACUSE - Syracuse GRAHAM Jam es W Gress , Mayor Herman London an- Rt I, Letart . HANNAN : Cla ude Young . Gl enw ood . PATIENT MOVED nounced today that all dogs m LE WI S· Els1e E Robin son , 11 7 \ooSTERS TO MEET The Me1gs Unit of the Sou ththe Village must be confined Io Ple asant Sf ; Pomt Pl easant , Fred E The Eastern Band B~osters . th eir O\\ners property im - WAG GENE R eas tern OhiO Emer gency Sprence r , M ason 7 Medica l Se rv 1ce Thursday WIII mee t Tuesday at ·30 p.m mediately and kept confined all afternoon tra ns ferred James rn the new band room at the summer. Dogs not Ired, and PETIT JURORS found runmng loose, will be Krn g, Middl eport , fr om h1gh school Veterans Memorral Hospilal to picked up the mayor wa rned Oonna J Arnold, Ma son. St. Mar ys Hos pital,. Hu nGl ady s 0 A rt1 s, M ason , LODGE TO MEET Corena L Ba rn1tz, Ma son , tington, W. Va Helen Ba rtles, 1317 Oh1o St .. Wlute Rose Lod ge_ will mee t LOCAL TEMPS Po1 nt Pleasa nt , Wilb ur S Wednesday at I :30 p.m at the The temperature m down· Bax ter , Leta r t .. ' Es ter C Amen can Legion Hall , Mid- town Pomeroy at 11 a. m. dlepmt. Frrday wa s 47 deg rees under cloudy sk1es. RUTLAND BRANCH Mon , Tues , Wed , Sa t , 9 a m 3 p m Thu r sd ay 9 am to 12 Noon Friday9a m to7 p m You 'll Love Every Minute Oj!t! HENS - A physical fit- 591-4907 The cl e"dhn e [ur defendt•d. but that they did not show · ~ p o liti c al astutene ss. '' year ago and met then with a fl ood msurance program. A letter fr om Syracuse Home - 1\'l The Me1gs Coun ty Shcn ff's dl•dudions ( ould legally ht• The wm ld's bit;:gest r odent, surance Act Co un cil had the ca pybw a, 111casur es four ~ considered this ma tter ove r a feet from I1ead tu ta il. state official who explarned tl1e ·R eview de~dline closing for teachers' contracts -. - - -- in fitness eourse · Polt•, field had damage in wreek Demarco said he feels tht• \ ' as!:> OCi al e pr o f ~S S(Jr Zoo l u ~ y dnd a eonsult<tnl to the U S Ol ymp iC: Il.ow1n g Cum nn ttec He will be ass1 slcd by g1ad twtc stud ents of the Oepdr tment of Zoolng y and Mi cr obi ol (Jgy Fur ther mformatw n llldY be ubtcuned by etmta ctm g the unJ ver sJ i y's \\ Urkshops ufhce, :101 Tupper Ha ll , or by e;.Jilmg cam pa i g n 1n th e vJl la ge <.~nd Soma Ash for Departm ent m v esh gC:J ted n wmn mg the county spelh ng srngle tru ck acc1d enl at 12 16 a m today i n wh1 ch the dn ver bee Council p.:Jssed u resol ution was cited for dn vmg left uf to purchase the Jl:lmes N. cente1 f r ncy F a n nin, Colum bus, Dob bie, J r . property located neu1 t he new mum ci pal dn vlrlg a pt tk up tr uck was travelmg west on coun!y 1oad bUlldm g. Eber Pickens reported on the five when the \'etude \\oe nt off recent county board of health meehng he attended A letter i\ d S re:1 d fr om Be rn a rd Fullz, County prosecutm g atl oeney, m whtch he suggeswd each poht1cal subd iVISion m the county a dopt appr opn ate Ieg Js la tron to 1mp:ement the Fl ood In - ' Jogging included '1'11111"~ HIDICUJ.O US! P omer oy Su 11day r cce t\ ed.. Sevcta l ar eas uf ti JC t'VUti iY h.J vt• !wen tu i i(' LI ~d . 11 · fu sl '" $389 41 b~ house-to-hou.o;e ca lls '~ti l hcwc thctr Heart Sunda y for l ht• dri vl' ., Anyone m P0mwro~ \\ ll u '~ ould durrng M"! · Another total l.1 r ls s<d l t: J 11I l~ 111 P Ull H.' I oy ltk e to giVf' to tl) e fund 111:1\ l'Oil l'( lt• d l'l;('c tl ti y \~ < I S $7 1 50 111 \\ L'I l' Bl•l h . P c l l l ll , N ail l ') mad lht> tr donatwn lu tlw 1ht• lkt•d svli lc rt t ca W ; di ~I U' , K.d hy P:u k f'r . P;ttt) Pomvt uy p l1Sli11 <1S le r or drop tl .. 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