https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c8af7e6d2310a10c1ce3f41d52b0c0a6.pdf 5e841ff30e2b8152e62504496bbc3792 PDF Text Text / • 12 _ The Daily Sentinel, Middleport.PomerO,I', 0., Aprtlll, 1974 Atkinson's election questioned MASON, W. Va . - The within the muml'ipahty and eligi bility of Mason Mayor- vou' must hcwe been assessed elec l Ira Alkmson Jr. to take :.Vith and have paid rea l or his scat came under fire today personal property taxes within centering around questions of thr corporate limi ts of the ·hts residency, voter Town of Mason for the year registration and paying of real precrdmg the eledion. This or personal property taxes ·sc<' lion of the Code dealing with A ruling is bemg sought by rea l and pPrsonal property has Counci lman Russell Capehart with signed approval of three other councilmen, Walter Werry, Dayton Raynes. Robert Roach, and th e Recorder Kenneth Reynolds. There is a ' vacancy on Mason's five- member coun cil. Corre s pondence was MEIGS THEATRE MASON DRIVE-IN DOUBLE JOEATUU "SEVEN BLOWS OF THE DRAGON" RATED R - PLUS 'IJERMINAL ISLAND" " 11 would, therefore, be my opinion . lh<-~ 1 m ordrr to be eligible to run for counci lman to vole wtthm the corpunltc limi l<; . ONES " in observance of Good Frida y and EASTER by at1ending the Church of your choice ... CEME~ 1 POM ROY 8~0CK ,,, I ' I' I ~'' ·I • '., •, "· ' CO. I 1 ,•,, . .. ,,, Monday. Highs in the 60s snulh and lows In the lower 50s on Sa turday, sinking to lower 10s by Monday. Lows tonight in the 40s. Friday cloudy and mild with a taxes to the Sheriff of Mason more li kely in the west. Highs County for the year precedmg in lhe upper 60s and the lower the electwn." ,.. 70s in the south . I I i I i I AND SPORTSWEAR Ii FOR EASTER Fra5ler . She was al so preceded her husband, I I Clarence Potts, and a son , DarreL four brothers and four sisters. Survivors include four sons , Denver, Rosev ille; Clarence, Jr ., Scottstown; Ralph , In dianapoli s, Ind ., Marvin, Rt . 7. I i Zanesville. Funeral services wi ll be Saturday a t 2 p.m. at the Rawlings ·Coats Funeral Home II to 9 p.m. II I ( \ II I iii . VOL XXV NO. 254 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ·:-· '~ )~ I I HALLMARK EASTER CARDS When you care to send the very best seleci Easter Cards from our fine selection . Mother Father - Sister Brother · Daughter Son - Granddaughter Grandson Aunt Uncle · Grandma . Grandpa · Wife . Husband and ·others. EASTER TOYS AND NOVELTIES Sizes J to 7 Walk Shorts - Knit Slacks · Fashion Jeans - Knit Shirts Socks - Belts - Jackets. Let us help you find what you want. Grass for Easter Baskets Plush · Rabbits - Easter Egg Coloring Kits · Party . Decor a t ·i on s Napkins · Egg Dye Easter Cookie Cuters . On the 1st Floor SEE THE FINE SELECTION EASTER CANDY . Main Store arid Warehouse Open Friday and Saturday 9qOto 9. P.M. Ready packed Easter Baskets in several sizes. Fanny Farmer Chocolate Easleq Rabbits Easter Baskets - Chocolate Eggs - ·Cream Filled Eggs and other Easter candy items. On the 1sl Floor Elberfelds In Pomeroy ' . ' . . ' 'I ·' .' . '. \ I '' . I ·. I . \ '' '. .· '• I / ,, •' .. I ' - TEN CENTS PHO NE 992-2156 Searls denies strike at end i ~;· ~ <~ !i1: ~ ~ §. ~ :~ I Officials of Local 426 Utility Workers of America today denied published reportS that 1t . has ended its strike at · the £ Philip Sporn Plant near New §l i, ¢: :,:: :;!: :1~ ;;:; ~:; :~: Haven . "It's si mply not true," sa id Union PreSiden t Ca rl E. (Cricke t) Searls . Searls sa1d the facts are that Local 426 UWUA pulled off its picket line "so that union contractors can go to work installing_ the precipitators at on plant • commg 'I ' FRIDAY·, APRIL 12, 1974 g NEW HAVEN - Wes t Virgi ni a Air Pollution Control Commission Direc tor, Carl G. Beard, II, announced today that a public meeting will be held at 7 p.m . Wednesday, April 17, at the New Haven Town Hall, New Haven, W. WASHINGTON - AFEDERALJUDGEHASSET June 17 two years to the date after the 1972 Watergate burglary- fo~ the Va.,. to receive public comment beginning of the conspiracy trial of John 0 , Ehrlichman and five on a prop'l"ed 1.3 million kilowatt, coa l-burnin g others involved in the Ellsberg break-in. U. S. District Court Judge Gerhard A. Gesell Thursday said generating sta tion to be built in a brief order the trial date may be changed pending motions by here by the Appalachian Power some defendants for separate trials. Charged in the case with Co mpany . Power co mpany Ehrlichman, President Nixon's former domestic affairs adviser, representatives have agreed to are Charles Colson, former Special White House Counsel; con- be presen t to discuss the victed Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy; and three Cuban proposed power plant. The proposed pla nt will Americans, Felipe DeDiego, Bernard L. Barker and Eugenio consis t of one 1.3 million Martinez. kilowatt unit which will burn 3,800,000 tons per year of coal. WASillNGTON :_LEGISLATION TO PAY campaign expenses of presidential and congressional candidates with tax- The company proposes to inan electros tatic payers' money has cleared the Senate. But major roadblocks to stall precipitator with a collection enactment are ahead. The Senate Thursday approved a efficiency of 99.7 pet. to control sweeping package of political reforms whiCh not only includes federal subsidies for political campaigns but limits on candidate emissions of fly ash. Appalachian Power has spending an an end to "fat cat" contributors . .acquired and agreed to burn But the bill faces a hazardous ·future in the House where there is strong hostility to federal financing of congressional low sulfur West Virginia coal ip races and oppoSition to other provisions in the comprehensive. order to comply with sulfur package. Even more threatening to enactment of the bill is diolxide emission regulations. The boiler has been designed P.residenl Nixon's adamant opposition to the concept of public financing. His stand almost makes it certain that the bill will be to naininnize ennissions of nitrogen oxides and will have a vetoed. stack of over 1,000 .feet high. WASHINGTON- PRESIDENT NIXON is expected shortly, possibly today, to nominate energy chief William E. Simon to succeed George P. Shultz as treasury secreUjry. Simon will be FOUR FINED replaced as federal energy administrator by his deputy , John Four defendants were fined Sawhill, an administration source predicted. · · . and a fifth forfeited bond in the The White House announced March 14 that Shultz would court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale resign some time early in May. Simon, who kept his title as Smith Thursday night. Fined deputy secretary of treasury ll(hile he ran the administration's were Michael Price, Pomeroy, energy program, was Shultz's personal choice as his-successor, $10 and cos ts, improper sour!!es Sl/id. . · backing; Charles . BisseU; · A former Wall Street invesiment banker, Simon, 46, set up Chester, $15 and costs, the ·fuel allocatioo program to combat the energy shortage and failing to yield the right or organized a rationing system for use if the short~ge worsened. way ; Paul McDaniel, Jr ., Middleport, and Jeffrey Davis, TEL AVIV -ISRAEL'S TWO MAJOR' POLITICAL groups, Minersville, $15 and costs each, the socia~t Labor aligrunent and rightist 'Ukud bloc, began both charged with Squealing sourxlings today to pick a su~ssor to outgoi!Jg l!'ime Minister· . tires. Clell Wood, Jr., address Golda Meir. The 75-year old premier handed m her formal unknown, forfeited a $30 bond resignation to President Ephraim Kalzir Thursday and told the posted for intoxication Knesset parliament·she favored· early national elections instead 1 of trying to maintain a shaky, caretaker goverrunen~. Acknowledging a gathering wave of national discontent, LOCAL TEMPS Mrs. Meir told the legislature, "I came to th~ concluston that The temperature in downperhaps the public should be given t~ opportunity to reassess.tts town Pomeroy at 11 a.tn. political wishes." Under jsraeli . law, . the restgnallon • ' automatically brought down ' her ertire, fjve-week'O ld Labor Friday was 64 degrees under .cloudy skies:· . · · · government 1 I . I I OJ The Mei.gs-Mamn Area :~ , lnternallonal WASHINGTON - · TilE HOUSE JUDICIARY Committee admits it is legally powerle54 to compel President Nixon to deliver the 41 Watergate tapes it has subpoenaed from him. The panel's artillery in this new conflict .is limited to the moral authority of the House, the weight of public opinion and the message from Republicans manifested in the bipartisan 33-3 vote by which the historic subpoena was approved Thursday. The subpoena demands that Nixon deliver 41 tapes by 10 a.m. EDT April 25 for use as potential evidence in impeaching him and putting him on trial in the Senate. His refuSljl to comply could itself become an impeachable offense, and the House is likely to treat it as one. : enttne @ ~Hearing .!~Y- United Press • ' i,:l PREPARE SHOP- Members of the Meigs County Humane Society are spending many hours getting their thrift shop ready for opening on Friday, Aprill9. The shop will he located m the Stark build~gacrossfrom the Post Office in Pomeroy and will be open from )0 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. eaCh Friday and Saturday. Preparing clothing for the opening are, 1 tor, Mrs. Mary Seaman, general chairman; Mrs . Helen Frank and Mrs. Rita Lewis. FOR. THE SMALL FRY ' ' ;;l I Si zes 6 to20 Knit Dress Slacks . Hanes Underwear Sport a nd Dress Shirts · Fashion Je an s · Jackets · Socks . Ties .· Belts · Knit Sport Shirts - Tan k Tops · Walk Shorts and plenty more. head) 3QQ ..t25. · BABY CALVES (by Head ) Bee f 80, HOI , & Brown Swiss 57 . cus~e Devoted To The lnterest.1 ' ' .. \ FOR THE BOYS ,I I i i Double knit Sport Coats - Dress Slacks Par is Be lts · Wembley Ties · Socks · Hanes Underwear · Suspenders - Dress and Sport Shirts · Jackets - Hand · ke rchiefs . Cotton Knit Shirts · Banton Shirts · Tank Tops · Fashion Jeans. Stop in, look around, mak e your selec · lio ns. ., I ~ i:) .the Sporn Plant ." hinng" hst. t:e rta1n! y did not aba ndon our strike," sa1d Umon offi cials' discounted the matter of the preferential hirmg list as any basis for Gloss thinking that Local 426 " We Searls, " As was alle~ed m an announcement made Thursday by Philip Sporn Plant Manager wa s'endmg 1ts strike. Euge ne Gloss." Sear ls, emphatic in tlenymg The claim tha t the stnk e has that the stnke has ended, said been abandoned was an~ " II will not be over unti l the nounced by Gloss yesterday in rja ti onal Labor Relations some area newspapers. l'loard Appeals Co urt in Sea rl s added the union Washmgton makes il' ruling." dropped the picket hne at the Local 426, consisting of 217 pl an t " becau se it wants members, went on stnke July c1tizens of the tri-<:ounty ·area I, 1973, when the company and to know 1t is not out to deter union failed tu agree on a new progress and because we want co ntra ct. Since that time, union labor on the major repair however, some 100 members of project that is about to take .the union resigned from Local place at the Sporn plant." 426 and returned to work while Searl s ad ded the " umon the company hired over 60 doesn't want bloodshed and replace ments . that is what sometimes happens when a non-union con~ tractor is put onto a job while a EXTENDED OUTLOOK union has a picket line." Chance of showers Sunday Meanwhile , Gloss mainor Monday and clearing on tained today that Wednesday Tuesday. Highs in the 60s between 10 and 10 :30 a .m., and loY. s in the 30s and the Searls came to his office and mid 40s. said the un ion is no longer on FOR THE MEN 18-28 50 . · STEER CALVES - Good & Choice under 300 lbs 55 .65 , 400· 500 lbs 40·45 . HEIFER CALVES - 300-400 lbs . 40·49 .75 , Cows & ·ca lves ( by ,- ~ :!~ .strike. Gloss said Searl,s also mformed him the umon was taking down the picket lines and wanted the small house removed whi ch was co n~ structed at the picket lines in to the plant. Gloss said Searls placed his name on the "preferential BIG SELECTIONS.- WELL KNOWN BRANDS - EXCELLENT VALUES lbs . 25· 28 . Boars 300·600 lbs Pigs (by head ) 20 ·40 lbs . NOW YOU KNOW Priests in ancient Egypt had their entire bodies shaved ~yery third day. ~ I I I I I l---· · --" ·-· ·--· · · · · COMPLETE YOUR EASTER SHOPPING FOR MEN AND BOYS ON THE 1ST R.OOR w. Va . April 0, 13, 20, 27, MaV 6. Drive in , try this new · convenient service. ~;; !.:: I I I Accessorize with a new . Handbag, Scarf, Gloves and Hosiery from our Second Floor Accessories Department. 2Lf~ ftrst prize, Sl Osecond, SS lhit·d. ?. ;:~. I SPECIAL SALE PRICES ON MISSES, JUNIORS AND HALF SIZE DRESSES AND PANTSUITS I REPORT Regi r.ter free. Winner ~ .will be noftfied . OraWmgs . ;::; a1 y ;~~ I I Select your Easter putfit now. Large and complete selection of coats and coordinate sportswear . II with the Rev. Steve Skaggs officiating . Burial will be in the Cheshi re Gravel Hill Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral Hom e Fr iday from 2 to 61. ~ ~ In Luke 14: 15-24 we read the Lord's parable or the great supper. This parable is used to show people God's reconciliation or man back to Himself. Jesus Christ established the churcH as the great institution to bring about this reconciliation in the world . T~e church or our day has a totreGmendous task of bringing the many lost around us back od. Displayed on a church 'sign were these words : "Members Expected - Visitors•Welcomed." Whosoever will may come is the ca ll of Christ, but -the church members are bid to come . The gathering for the grea t supper is threatened when they who are bid to come ask to be ex- I I 65 . HOG S .:._ U.S. 2 4 260 lbs up 27.50·28. Sows, u .s. 1-3 300-400 CASH GIVEAWAY ~: ~ ' i 27 30, Bulls over LOOO lb s. 42 .50 VEAL - Good 200 250 lbs 63 · Mon . to Thurs. 9 to 3-Friday 9to7 Safurda y 9 to 12 . ~)~ 1\» howse mav• be filll'd I DRESSES April6, 1974 SLAUG HTE R COWS Ut il ity 33 · 34, Cann er & Cutter DRIVE-IN HOURS : ~ I I Jimmy W. Fetherolf, 22, of Logan, was char ged with dri vi ng left of the ce nter Wednesda y following an acRiverview . cident at 4:20 p.m. on Rt. 7 at The board accepted the bid of the junction to County Road > the Meigs Equipment Co. lor in Bradbury. the chasis of two 66 passenger Accordin g to th e Galliabuses, at $5,965 each. The Meigs Post State Highway ' Edwin Davl' and Son, Co. of P•lrol, Fetherolf, drivmg a Danville was given the bid on tractor-trailer rig, attempted bodies for the two buses at to pass as a car driven by $4,685 each. The buses will be · Rebecca E. Roush, 16, of delivered in the fall or early Pomeroy, turned left into winter. County Road o. There was The Murray Sheet Metal Co., minor damage. Parkersburg, was awarded a bid on installation of a new roof on the auditorium of the high school building at a cost of $5,934. It was agreed to participate in the Title 3 program, John H. Beasley formally "a rna tching fund program for submitted his resignation visual aid malerials. Most of Tuesday as executive director ' the funds will be used for the or the Buckeye Hills - Hocking new jumor high· addition. A delegation was on hand to Valley Regional 9evelopment inquire about the status of the District I BH·HVRDD), efRiverview School with seventh fective May Ia. Beasley indicated he would · and eighth graders to be moved be leavi ng BH-HVRDD to into the new junior high in the accept a se nior staff position fall. They were assured that with Stanley Consultants, a the Riv erview School will continue with the six grade major consulting engineering planning firm remaining. Representatives of and in Mu sca tine headquartered the Tuppers Plains Boosters · Iowa. Club were also present to President Richard Holl discuss club matters with the moved to begin the process of board. finding a successor to Beasley by appo inting a "Searc h Committee"' chaired by Mayor Donald Barrell of Athens. I Continued from page 1) high unemployment rates. "I HO.'FMAN HOME don 'I think he had much imMike Hoffman , following pact on voters in the Eighth surgery for an injury suffered District," Woodcock said. Sparling is running for the in an auto accident March 13, seat vaca\ed by veteran return ed home to Middlepor t Republican James Harvey , Tuesday from Holzer Medical who was appointed a federal Center. ·He will recuperate at judg·e. His opponent is home. 2>6 South Fourth. A Democratic state legislator J. senior-at Meigs High, Hoffman Robert Traxler, who has been is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred hitting hard at the Watergate Hoffman. sca ndal. .61J 'AUTO ·BANK Ill " I nasium doors at' the Chester Building. A new sweeper was purchased for the custodian at It 's So Easy, Try. · · ·' That II SPECTATOR She was born April 10, 1896, al Cheshire, the daughter of the late Elijah and Sa rah Mulford Pt. Pleasant. • I cannot spend all of our time in these last days trying to get the membership in and ceady for the great supper . If they want excused we must follow Christ's comma nd and, "Go out quickly into the streets and alleys of the town and : bring in the poor, the crippled, the blind and the lame," Luke 14 :21b (The New Interna tional Version) Our mission does not stop there if there is still room , and therels rootn for everyone at the great supper. We are told ·also to, "Go out to the roads and country lanes and make them come In, so that my house will be full. ", Luke 14:23 (N!V). We need to work til the house of God is full . And, we need to make room for everyone to come into God's house , The church that is fulfilling its mission is a growing and expanding church, always making room for more. .On this Easter Sunday my prayer is that the house of God will be full . God 's house is not just one location _but consists of many buildings of different sizes and .structures throughout the countryside. As we remember the resurrection of our Lord may many lost souls be reconciled to God. In this way many churches will he full in days to come, the Holy Spirit's . presence will be fell, and many will be counted present at the great supper in heaven. - Thomas E. Weaver, pastor, Middleport Church of the Nitzarene. I COATS I cited by patrol I' . (Continued from page 1) Raymond T. Ferguson, ' ·Lew isvill e, and Nellie I P1erce, 41, Albany; Chari Richard Conner, 34, Pomero and Karen Sue Burnside, 2 Pomeroy ." . i~ i~ Marrjage Licenses WOMEN'S Rig's driver is Swogger afternoon Your Easter Shopping Center Potts. 78, fo r mer Cheshire and Middleport res 1dent , died early thi s morning at the Drake Nursing Hom e, Za nesvi lle. 4 and 7 Local entertainment will featured and door prizes a . g1fts win be give n during t ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ZANESVILLE - Mr s. Chloe 1973 by ~ ~ l\1 rs. Chloe Potts died early today in death in The Meigs County Heart Vi cki Van Heier, Tammy Fund drive co-chrurpersons, Schoonover, Becky Fry and Mrs. Susie Soulsby and Ra'lph Den na Denny. Princess con~ Werry , sa id today a "Heart te sta nt s are Beth Perrin , Fund May Day Festival" will Nancy Walla ce, Kathy Parker, he held Sunday, May 19 from 1 and Patty Parker.p m. too p.m. at the Pomeroy Each contesta nt has Jars in Jun wr Hi~h School. busi ness places an d have Dunng the fe stiva l, the hcke ts for the 8-foot toy filled "Queen of Hea rts" and rocke ltQbe gtven away at the " Prmcess of Hearts" will be festival. The rocket has $80 crowned. Contestants for the worth of toys. Donations are oO · queen contest a re Sharon Karr, cen L' or 3 for $1. • ::;: ffi more use of the photocopymg service. The survey also has been an mfluence on the new $l,QO!) book ·order of Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, supervisor, who has included some of the requests received m the survey on her latest order. The survey indicated also interest in music and as a result music magazines are being ordered to be carried on the bookmobile and a new teen~age section has heen added. MA~KE'T Each week, J20 fair • and chance of showers and thun~ dershowers in the east but Nixon Join w1th the "F RIENDLY ht•f·oming Sund ay 3 Be assessed WIth and have paad rc(:ll or personal proper ty Beasley quits district post 26 cndin tf on 2 .Be regb;tt•rcd j directed earlier to Don C. Supplymg books of fiction is Kingery, presecuting attorne}, ttle most important service asking a ruling. In reply, pr'ovided by the Meigs BookKingery cited a sechon of the. mobile Service according to West Virgini a Code perta<mng results so far in a study being to SubsectiOn .C of Chapter 8, , made by the unit in the county. Article>. SectiOn 7, wh1ch says Only about one-third of the '" . ~art: . . county served by the unit has Ihavealsolhisdate (March heen included in the survey to 21, 1974) by telephone con- date as the bookmobile staff ferred with W. R. Wooton, see~better ways it can serve. Assistant Attorney General, So far, of the 1,335 persons concerning Subsection C. It 1s who have filled out the survey the opmwn of 'this office and forms, the greatest number the Attorney General's Office mdicated they thought that unless the corporate providing fiction the most chater or ordinance provides important service of the unit. otherwise, Subsection C wou ld Ranking seco nd was be controlling. To be eligible to records ; third was books about run for mayor or councilman, recreation ; fourth was tapes, you must be a registered voter and fifth, magazines. Other services and their rankings were children's books, sixth; fa ctual in£ormation books, seve nth; Tonight, Apnlll reference books, eighth; fibns NOT OPEN and fibnstrips , ninth; paintings, lOth ; programs for children, lith; newspapers, Fn .. Sat.. Sun. 12th ; out of town phone books, Apni12. J3-14 13th ; photocopying, 14th; THE LOST ta lking books, loth ; booklists HORIZON (Technicolorl and bibliographies, 16th; large Peter Fin~h print books, 17th; programs for Liv Ullmann adults, 18th ; reserve service, IGJ 19th ; mailing or delivery to the Show sta rts 7 p.m . homebound, 20th; interlibrary loan, 21st. Already the survey has had an impact upon the operations of the unit. Adult programs are heing put into effect along with more children's programs and FRI.- SAT.- SUN. APR. 12-13-14 seek office. uf shuwus ur Saturday lhufid~rshnwcrs b€'Cn held to lw ('(lflstituti nnal to or mayor ftw ;~ny 'rnunw1pal the ex 1c·n t the II 1t rcquirt•s eommunit y. you must meet the councihncn ::and , mayors to fo ll owing ('ritenw ha Ve bee n fn•cholders within 1. Bt• a -r~s ulcnt of lhe the munidpalily to which they municlp(;tltty. F zctzo • • n pre·:fierred. b'y 1114'ez•gs readers '~ l'htJHl'l' ~~·-:•:;W.•:O:o'_.x.:-:.:•Yo::OXo· 'J -.·,··x•,•,._•;...,...,•,•,•h~•'•".~•'•'h'•';.,.,•,•,•,·,·,•,•.;•:•:·~:·:•:•:•:::•!•:•:• o;;~:-, ... •;Jt;?;•:OX.:O:•';,o;,~.;:.o_...'§§..~~.:o;.o .•;r.~·.•.•.v..................·.·.·······••·····•..••••• • :.:-.:- Heart fund festiv~ set May 19 EXTF:NUEIJ OUTLOOK I I .II • I '' . .' '. "'• I CANDY SALE - Although Mrs . Katie Crow, who will be "barker" for the old fashioned candy sale of the S1lver Slipper Saloon on Saturday, April 20, has hmted that this candy is direct fr om the royal kitchens of the Queen of England, the word is out that 1t actually comes from Bob Jacobs at the Pomeroy [\en Franklin Store in Pomeroy. DISplaymg the 3,0011 or so pieces of ca ndy, which are being prepared for the sale, are I tor, Lillian Moore, Mary Pickens and Shirley Custer, members of Preceptor Chapter, Beta S1gma Phi Sorori ty, wh ich will operate the saloon at the Pome roy Junior High School. Aimos! 100 valuable prizes will be given away during the ca ndy sale. ::#9/h:-Xm:::::w.;:;:;:::::;:;:;.:;:;:;:;:;:~::::~:::::: ' Weather Showers and thundershowers in the southea st tontght. Luws in the lower oOs. Cha nce of showers and mild Sunday but more likely in the sou theast. Highs in the 60s. Street auction· planned A street auction of both nev. and used items will be stilged by the Middleport - Pomeroy Area Branch of the Amen can Association of University Women on May I I at 10 a.m at the Meigs Coun ty Museum The even t .is being held to Partlow killed ra ise money for a locater uni t for the mu seum, the :;pecLal bi- Roger W. Partlow, 20, Rt. 1, Middleport, was killed at about 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Stewart-Tinn Coal Co. in Vin ton County . G. E. Strong, Vinton Coun ty Coroner, said Partlow died as the result of a broken neck suffered when he was caught he twee n a loadmg machine and the roof of the underground Roger ; h1s parents, Levi and Helen McKee Pa r tlow, Pomeroy ; two brothers. John and Allen , at home; three siste rs, Susa nne Richmond , Middleport; Donna Shockey, Florida, and Linda Partlow, at home. Funeral services w11l be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Home wher-e--kiends mine. may call after 7 this evening. Surviving are his wife , Bunal will be in the Rock Gloria; two sons, William and Springs Cemetery. centenn ial project or the AAUW . Lar ge 1tems contribu ted will be auctioned off, wh1le sma ller items will be displayed and pnced for the sale. Donations of all kinds are bemg accepted and for pickup residents are asked to contact VOTES ·ACCEP'I'ED The Meigs County Board of Elections office, loca ted in the Masonic Temple at Pomeroy is open from 1 to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday each week until 4 Gravel damages 2 autos County-owned tru cks loaded with gravel caused damage to two vehicles in two separate InCidents Thursday afternoon, the Meigs County Sheriff 's ., Depactment reporterl. On SR 338, Margaret G. Burn, Bolivar, was traveling south when a county truck, traveling north , passed the Burri vehicle when gravel from the truck ca used damage to Burri's windshield a nd radiator. The same thing happe ned to the auto June H. Wickersham , Rt. 2, Racine, was driving. ' p.m . on May 2 to process Mrs. Wickersham was also traveling south when a northbound coun ty truck passed and as It did so, gra~el fell from the truck and damaged her windshield. The sheriff's departme nt is also investigating a hit-skip at o:10 p.m . Thursday in Sutton 'rwp. on SR 124. A truck belonging to Pointview Cable TV, Jlarked off the h1ghway headed south , was struck by a vehicle wh ich continued , on . Th ere was medmm damage. absentee, disa bled and armed forces ballots for the May primary elections. ~:::«± .. :e.~.t.:.e: ...... Mrs. Daisy Blakeslee, general Jca r~ne Bowen ; priclng and chairwoman at 992-2304 ; Mrs. conduct of the auction, Mrs. Na ncy Reed, at 992-2270, or Maxine Wingett and Mrs. Edna Mrs. Sibley Slack, at 992-2269 Pri ce; and cleanup, Mrs. Betsy Specialli es of the s tree t Hork y and Mrs . E:maline auehon will be a kiddie corner Pratt. be1ng planned by Mrs. Phyllis Hac kett and Mrs. Sabra Morrison , and a bake sale. _,. Other com m1 ttees are location and booth, Jennifer Butcher and Marta Guilkey; soilcitmg, Mrs. Nancy Reed and Mrs Slack; collection; The Pomeroy Police Mrs. E:ileen Buck and Mrs . Department investigated a single car a~cident Thursday at4 :o9 p.m. on Pomeroy 's West Mam St. Arizona Stewart, Rt. 3, The parkmg lot of Meigs Chapter o3, Disabled American Pomeroy, was traveling East Vete rans, Butternut Ave., on West Main when clothing on Pomeroy, has been 'closed to the front seat fell to the floor. As she reached for the items . the public. she took her eyes off the highOfficers of the organization way cu using the car to stroke a sa id the lot has been used power pole. freely by the public over U1e · She was taken to Veterans past years. Loca ted across the Hosp1tal by private 'Memonal street from the DAV Home, the car. for lacerations to her lot I'! ill be used now at all times only by members, or persons mouth. There was 'medium rent in g, or by otherwi se prope rty damage. No .citation was issued. authorized personnel. Power pole · hit by car Parking ended Contracts granted teachers RACINE - Contracts were gran ted teachers by the Southern Local School Di~trict Board of Education Thursday night. Given one-year co ntrac ts were Barbara Baer, Donna Cross, Brenda and Ted Trotter, Joy Bigler, Pauline Hill, Steven Wagner and Carol Wolfe. Two"year co ntrac ts went to John Dudding, James and Barbara Lawrence, Joyce Ritchie, Bob · and Jannie Spurlock, William Downie, Jr., and Carla Shuler. Awa rded Next school term begins August 27 Pure inflation has caused many school dlSiricls to seck By GeGrge Hargraves, Supt. . additional support through increased taxes. More districts will Meigs Local School District This evening's column will touch briefly on a number of have to do so m the future. Contlnued inflatio~ Wtll certainly push many additional districts in this same direction dunng the items. I trust that one or more will be of some interest to you. · . · This is a reminder that there will be school next Monday, months ahead. . A fixed nwnher of dollars will go just so far and then you Aprillo. The original school calendar had this set as a vacation have to have more dollars. . day, but we have missed six days of school and must make one · A COMMITIEE OF TiiE OHIO legislature IS conductmg an up Monday is that makeup day for Metgs Local. · The school calendar for the 1974-75 school year has the first in-<lepth study of th~ system that is us~d to ~llocate state ,dollars day of school set for Tuesday, August 27. This is one wee k prior to to local school distncts. We are watchmg this corrumttee s work l..abor Day. This is mentioned now so .you can put II on your with interest and look forward eagerly to its report. When 7> pet. calendar and pl;m accordingly. This school calendar also of .our school dollars come from the State, we have to be very much aware of and concerned about any changes tha t tnight be I made in the distribution formula. This committee will present its Speaking of Schools--No. 310 report in mid-December instead of mid.{)ctober as it was originally planned. ' . . . provides for a four day spring break at Easter. The final day ~f A small, hard-working group of parents at H~rlSonvtlle classes in the 1974-7> school year will be May 28 . Teachers w1ll School is doing a big job of painting the interiOr of the1r buildmg. complete records and reports on May 29. ( . They are looking forward , as we are, to an open house early m Let me state another reminder about the May 1 s1gn-up day ryray There have been some significant physical Improvements for next year's kinderga'rten. A birth certificate and an imat H~rrisonv ille School during the last year and a half. The PTO munization record must be presented. The child must be five on has been the key force in this effort. or before September 30, 1974. It is quite important that we have · DRUGS HAVE NOT BEEN mentioned in this column f~r all children registered in order (or us to be able to establish a bus considerable time. This does not mean that the proble~ has helm route for the morning and afternoon classes. ·.s<ilved or that we have ceased being concerned .w1th It. On th~· A student who will enter grade one next year and did not contrary, we still consider the drug problem a btg threat to the have kindergarten lhis year should also be registered at the young people in our schools. I hope that you share this concern proper school on May 1.1 To enter grade one the student must be and will discuss the dangers of drugs with any students who live six on or before ~!ember 30, 19Z4. We need a birth certificate ~o at your house. . · . confirm lhe age and an immunization record also. NEWS AND NOTES -Remember that the Coal Port School Inflation Coothm~ will he for sale at auction at 10 a . m. on the morning of Saturday, Inflation continues to gnaw away steadily at the purse of May 4- BY strictly limiting extra trips we are hopeful that we school finance. This is happening all over this state, and all will have an adequate spply, of ga.sollne for April - '!fe are ?ow across the nation. The purchasing power of employees' dollars one week into the final grading period - PaS$-1311 questions and the purchasing power-orthe school district's dollars shrink each day. I am certain that you are feeling il also. When and should not be delayed, n,ow , call the school - There are sllll openings in vocational programs at the high school. where' it will stop ls the big, unai)Swered question. I I, ' ., . I , ·I • i • ,. ... three -year contracts were Sa ndra Hill, Kathryn Hill and William Jewell with Erma McClung be ing given a fiveyear contract. Continuing co ntrac~s went to Jean Alkire and Lean Ord. · Named principals for the next year were Jim Adams, high school; Jennings Beegle, junior high ; Robert Beegle, Racine elementary; Cbarles Baer, Syracuse; James Wickline, Letart ,. and Lawrence Wolfe, Portland. > \' EAtended service contracts wehC to Bill Jewell, head football coach; John Dudding, assistant ; Ca rl Wolfe, head basketball coac h and athletic director ; Hilton Wolfe, Jr., James baseball coach; Lawrence and John Dudding, junior high basketball ; John ·Bailey, varsity golf ; Connee Andrews, girls athletic director and majorette advisor ; . Carla Shuler, cheerleader advisor; Mrs. Lee !Jee, varsity show, and Barbara Bae10, Echo and Yearbook · advisor. The school · calendar I'CC(!mmended by the Meigs County Board of Education was approved for the next school year. The board accepted the resignation of Mrs. Nancy Carnahan as derk of the board effective Aug. · 1. Applications for · the post. will be ·accepted until May . 1. · These may be directed to the board .through box 98 or box 176, Ra'*'e. The board pla'nned to tlake part In the puJlll trana·portation m'aintenan'ce '' \ ' i •I .', ' I .. �.. ~. ' ! 2- Tlle Datly &>nttnel Mtddleporl-Pnmt•rt•y. u . Api i1 12. 1974 Ruth ' I Tompkir~s Pro StJindings of Pomeroy appointed B y l:Jn1t ed Press tntern a flonal E astern Conf pr ence Pla yoff s Bes t of-seve n w I 3 3 •• New Yo r k J 3 Ca p tt a l to Methodist district program staff PORTSMOUTH - RutH S Tompkms of Pomero~ for the asSis tants appoin ted to churc hes 1n Por tsmou th Wl•sley Thr( •l (tg lciJ I Sem inary, dtstncts thrOtlghout the West Das tnc l and a lso bear eertc m Was hington, D C , tn 197:! She past seven years the Director Oh10 Con ference. fa lli ng out a of Chnslian EducatiOn for Portsmouth District. has been appotnted to a new offtce on thePor tsmouth D1stnet staff Bishop F Gerald Ensley satd Mrs Tom pkms '•s th~ ne" Program Assistant on the staff of the Rev Hughey L Jones, Sup t of the Portsmo uth Distrtcl She ts one of 10 program ,,. wdafe con tamed m a new sh uclui e plan approved by the 1cspons lbth hl'S tu the uverall ha~ trave led ltn CJughout tbe lonfe1enec prog ram throug h thst r1ct he)pmg churc h se h ool~ the Cuuncal on M1mstnes an 1m prove the mstruct10n uf the1r conference a t a spec1a l sesston Columbus yo ut h, chi ld ren and adults a nd last November Mrs Tompk ms ts a con. The program assista nt ts a secr a ted lay ,worker m the key featu re of Ute new struc- Umted Method iSt Church. 'olt th ture, destgned ' to br10g the cer tl ftca t wn m Chns h a n skalls ;md resources of the Educatwn Through the conchurch closer to local chur- hnumg educa lt on prog ram she ches Mrs Tompktns wtll work successfully completed a closely wt th the 1 5~ tnre l sen es of f~ur c;('r-..un~r<: ·1 t srnce 1954 has served as an mstr ud or m La borator y and Obser va tiOn Sc hoo ls of Chrtsttan Educa tiOn at the conference and d1stn ct leve l Pn or t o workm g on d1stn(. t staff m Chn stl an F.duca twn, Lo~ • clm ch ed se n es served four years as Con· Thur sd a v' s R es ulTS Oetro •t 92 Chtc ag o 68 ( Only gam e sch edul ed) Frtda v's Ga m es Ca p1t a1 at New York Boston a t Bu ff al o '('Only g am es sch e dul ed ) ference &>creta ry of Chtldren's Work. four yea rs as D1str1ct Va::e President and fo ur yea r s as 1ls treasurer Mrs Tompkms, a f orm er NHL Pla y offs resident of Pome roy, achvely By Un•ted Pr ess lnfernattonal pa rticipated m CIVIC affairs ~1 nd 1s a past matron of (B es t of -seve n \: Boslon Lines cores Mator L e:ague Results By Un1ted Pre ss lnfernattonal Nation a l L eague (lsi G a me ) St LOUIS 012 300 020- 8 12 1 N ew Yor k 000 020 500- 7 9 2 G1b son . H ra bo sk y (7) , Fol k e r s (7l. P en a ( 7), G ar m an (8 ) a nd S1 mm on s , Sea ver Parke r {6), Sw a n ( 8 ), M ill e r 19 ) and Grote W P- Ga rm an ( 1 OJ LP - s wa n (0 l l HR S- Re1 tz (lstl Torre O st l. Br oc k (1st ), I have prepared for readers on lhts subject Send 50 cents to "Cholesterol," m ca re of thts newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Radto Ctty Statton. New York, N Y 10019. The tnglycertdes are the fat. Your readmg ts rea ll y high, If you have quoted II correc tly I suspect tha t a loss of at least 40 pounds, probably more, wtll do you a lot of good You may need to do tt gradually You dtdn 't gam 1t all at once I thmk you should help yourself along wtlh star tmg a regular walkmg program . The more you ca n walk daily, the faster you will ge t resul ts You \\Ill feet better Garre tt t 1st l Standings Ma1or L eagu e Slandmg s x M ontreal St LOU IS Ch1 ca go New Yo r k Ph 1l a P1tt s '' ''' 0 West 0 I 000 1 1 3 3 4 BOO 66 7 400 400 000 w 1 pet. San Fran 5 1 833 Lo s A ng 5 , 2 714 Cmct 3 3 500 Hou ston 3 3 500 Atlant a 3 4 429 San Otego 0 6 000 K gam es b eh tn d based on ~- pla ce tea m SINGERS COMING - The New Newsmen of Charleston, W Va , will appear at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, rorner of Union and Mulberry Avenues at 7:30p.m Saturday as a par.t of a revtval whtch wtll cont10ue through SWiday. Speaker is the Rev. Clell Elliott of Galltpolls. Other s10gers wtll appear on othe• ~ vemngs. The Rev Clyde Henderson invttes the public. g.b 117 2 2 2'h 5 1st • Thur sday's R es ult s St lo uts 8 N Y 7, 1st St LOU tS 4 N Y 3, 2nd Phtla 4 Chtcag o 3 Montreal 5 P tt1s 1 n1g hl Atlanta 6 Los Ang 4, n 1gh t Housl on 9 San D I , nigh t {Only games scheduled ) Fnday 's Probabl e Pttchers St Lou (S tebert 1 OJ at P ttts (R euss 0 OL ntght Cmc t (Ne lson 0 II at A tlant a (R eed 1 OJ , ntgh t Lo s Ang (Down tng 0 1) at Hou ston (Osteen) , n 1ght San Fr an { WIIIQhby I OJ a t San D (McAndrew 0 l) , n tg ht ... (Only games scheduled ) Amencan Leagu e E ast w t pet, g b N ew York 4 1 800 Milwau kee 3 I 750 Balt tmore I 3 ' 600 Detro~ I 3 3 500 l lf~ Boston I 2 333 Clevel and 0 l 000 4 West w 1 pet g b € al tf 4 1 800 Mtnnesota 3 1 75 0 Oakland 3 2 600 1 JOHN PHILUP SOUSA award winners at Southern Htgh School were Della Cross and Beverly Hart. The two were presented tbe awards at the recent band banquet held at Southern High School in Rac10e. I...r are, MISS Cross, MISs Hart and Miss Joy Bigler, band instructor The two girls are seniors. "' ' Kansas Ctty 2 2 500 Cht cago 0 T exas 333 000 _ Thursdav ' s Results Mtlwau kee 7 Cle v el and 6 Detrott 4 New Yor k. 1 Ba it 7 Bo ston 6, 11 inn s Cht 4 M1nn 4, 6 tnn s r am Cal tf 11 T exas 8, no g ht (Only games schedul ed) Fr•day's Probable Pttcher s ChiCago (Wood 0 21 at Ca lt forn •a (R yan 1 1), n tg ht Kansa s C1ty ( Br il es 0 0) at Mmn esota tCor bt n 0 0) Bait (M c N a lly 0 1) at M1IW (S laton 1 0 ), tw l l tght N Y (Dob son I 0) at Cleveland { G ' Perry 0 1 J ntght Detrot t (LaGrow 0 Ol at Boston ( Lee 0 11 (Only games schedul ed) sENIOR MEMBERS - The senior members of Southern's High School band were honored recently at the annual band banquet held at the high school in Racme. The students will be presented awards on awards day whtch wtll be held in May. Front to back are, Mary Btggs, Roma Nease, Valene Johnson and Ethan Stearns. .. ' QSSC cops Rio crown ROIERTHOEJUal , Pun r • I c~~u,..,.. Sabnbly by n. Ohio vao., P PI Pl a o:mpany 111 a-tit:, ,._,letit,llflll .....,_ OlllcitPiateiiN!II. __ __ I ---ooldll-. - 1!117· . ·-·"' Jlf•Uonal adttrtWna r..-ntatl.e n.o.•r.tne , tll'.utOMIIIt., .........,. • I t$Uon l'l&tl Dtllvtnd by carrllr ................ c:wltl per • •: By' ...._ RGUtt whln ctn1er .me not a I 1>10 '""""· lU I. By moll In C2llt _. W VI,, Onl Year, ' 18, 811: - r '!· , ..... ••,.., u: mcaia..atJO: · II II; Tbno monUoo. I . . . ...... . . . • , 1;11 'price utlnel. • ...._....,.TI S 4 and , of the Meigs Comcenter, costumed as rabbtts, this mumty School foWid a large plastic egg filled With candy and favors at the school's annual Easter egg hunt Thursday afternoon ill Forest Acres Park near Rutland. Ohio Eta p,u Chapter of Beta Sigma Pht Sorority staged the hunt prOVIding colored boiled eggs and the plasllc prize filled eggs for the over 30 children and adults who attend the school Follow10g the hunt the group returned to the school where the sorority provtded each student wtth a filled Easter basketthe Mark V Store in Middleport prov1d10g a part of the baskets - and served refreshments. Janet Pickens, sorority chapter service chairman, headed the day's activities. SEOAL BASEBALL Team W L R OR 3 0 27 Ironton 2 0 3 Wa\le r ly 2 1 10 We l l ston At hens M e tQ S Ga l l tPOl tS J a c kson I 1 15 6 12 1 2 5 11 0 0 0 2 1 3 9 19 2 Logan 8 I 2 3 6 TOTALS 10 ) 0 69 Tuhday: 's resui1S : Ja c kson Gallipolis ppnd 69 M e1gs Athens. ppnd Ironton W ellston , ppnd Wa \l erly L ogan , ppnd Thursday's results Ironton 2 Gall•po l is 1 wa verl y 3 At h ens I W ellstQn 9 Jackson 2 Logan 3 Me igs 2 Apnl 16 Gimes . W ell ston at A t h ens RAINEY MVP CLEVELAND (UPI ) Junior sabreman Bob Rainey of Cleveland was named Cleve· land State University's out· Logan at Gall tpoli s standing fencer at the school's Iron ton at W a\l erly M etgs at Jackson annual fencing banquet. Apnl 19 G1mes Rainey, a graduate of Holy At h en s at Logan Name High School, had a 41·7 Wellston at Ga ll ipol iS J"ckso n at Iro nton record, best on the team . Wav erly at M eigs 1 43RD RELAYS MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!) More' tban 2,000 athletes from Mansfield-Mehock Rela ys stx states and Canada will I today a nd Saturday at Mans· compete in the 1 43rd annual field Mala!tar Hi ~h School. • \ I '' 4 . SEO standings Bob Saunders Quaker State . College Independent basketService Center heat Beach AC ball to urnamen t at Lyne 117-101 for the championship of Center Thursday mght. the ftrst annual Rio Gra nde The Otlers of Coach Tom Sprag ue were paced by Tournament MVP Dan The ~ Se111iiel Bollinger's 31 po mts . Jtm DEVOTED TO 'IRE Stew at t added 21. Beach AC INTERE8T OF ~oiiiEA was led by AI Martt~ ' s 28 CHE8'1'ERL1'ANNEHILL pomts. F1ank Smtih had 26 ....... ""- 2 I I [I STUDENTS OF THE MEIGS Comll)unily School aided by their teachers and other school employed roamed an area 4 I [ • • .. 2 0 0 2 L os Angeles 0 2 Ch tta go 2 0 Pistons even • serzes DETROIT (UP!) - Chicago IS faced with the prospect of Fo st er , Folker s ( 8) and playing Saturday 's dec1d10g S1mmon s, Stone , A pod aca (9 l Sad eck t 19 1 and Hodges WPseventh playoff game with F olker s ! 1 OJ LP - A poda c a (0 Detroit rmnus key guard Jerry 1) H R - H1 ck m a n (lst) Sloan. M ont r eal 002 000 201- 5 9 1 Nobody wants hun and the Pitt Sburg h 000 000 0 10- 1 6 2 Rog er s ( 1 0 ) and Foote , EII 1S, other !nJured Bulls, Norm Van K1 son (7 ). M orla n (9) a n d Ry an Lier, Clifford Ray and Bob LP- E II1 S (0 I I Los Ang eles 0 10 000 300- 4 8 2 Love, to be healthy more than Atlant a . 010 101 JO x ~ 6 11 0 Coach Ray Scott of tbe Pistons. M essers m tth . Rau (6) , Ho ugh O J. Marshall (7) and F er Detroit forced the wmnerguson, N1e kro F nsella (8) and advances match by rtdmg the Oa t es WP - N1ekr o (2 OJ LP Hough (0 ll HR s- L um ( 1), hot fourti:J.quarter shoot10g of Aaron ( 3 1 Houston 06 1 101 ooo....:. 9 14 1 Bob Lamer and George Trapp San Ot eQo 000 010 000- 1 a 0 to a 92-M SIXth-game vtctory Grtff tn . Johnson (8 ), Sche rman 19) and M May , Thursday night over the Bulls. Edwa rd s . Jon es. Mcin to sh (2 ), The vtctor in Saturday afGar ci a (6 ), Rom a ( 81. Troedson (9) and Ke nda l l WP - Grtft m ternoon's' nationally teleVISed {11 ) LP - J ones (0 2) HR affatr meets the Bucks 10 Wat son (1 l Phtla del pht a 000 100 102- 4 8 1 Milwaukee on Tuesday night in Ch tc ag o 000 300 000- 3 6 0 the start of the semifinal round Ca rlton , L tn zy (7 ), Sc ar ce ( 91, W att (9 ) and Boon e, E ssta n of the National Basketball ( 9) , Hoo t on , P tna (7) and Assoctation playoffs. M1tterw a ld WP - Ltnzy ( 1 0 ) In tonight's playoff acllon, LP- Pma (0 IJ HR - Hutton llst l the Capttal Bullets are in New ( Only Games Scheduled) York to face the Knicks m the decid10g game of their best-ofAmerican League New York 000 000 001 - 1 2 0 seven series and Boston is at o ~tro t t 001 000 30x - 4 12 0 Buffalo holdmg a 3-2 lead in Sto ttl e mvr ~. Buskey (7) and Mun son Co leman (1 OJ and gsmes over the Braves. Freehan L P- Sto tt lem y r e 11 Sloan, the Bulls' 6-foot-5 11 HR S- M Stanley (2nd) , Whit e (1 st ) guard who has been hurling the ( 11 innings ) Bal t tmo re 000 300 110 11 - 7 9 1 Pistons with his rebounding Boston 021 000 200 10- .6 12 2· and outstde shooting, suffered Pa lm er , Al exand er (7) , Jac k son ( 7) , Re yn olds (1 0) and a ankle inJUry that may be William s Ttant. Seg u1 (7) , severe enough to knock him o~t Drago ( 11 l and Montgomery WP -R e y nolds {I OJ LP -Segu t of the f10al game. It was so bad {t ll HR S Coggm s (l st) , he couldn't walk to the shower Bentau ez ( 1st) Te x as 400 002 030- 8 9 0 after the game. He rooeived Californi a 113 400 20x - 11 15 2 the 10jury coming down with a Cl yd e, Broberg (2 1, Foucault (4), A l l en {7) and Btllmgs, rebound and apparently agStng er , Selma 18 ) and Ro gravated 11 during the fourth dngue z WP - Sing er (1 . 0) LP HIS running mate, quarter. - Broberg (0-2) H Rs - St anton ( 3 ), Ep st em ( 1 ), Rob tn son (l) Van Lter, spained an ankle but 11 did not appear bad enough to (6 1nntngs, ram) ChiCago 012 om - 4 6 1 prevent hun from playing. Mtnnesot a 022 000- 4 5 0 Ray banged up a knee .and ' Kaat , Go ssag e (3 ) and Herrmann , Decker and Hun Love, who only made tWo of his dley last 19 shots, suffered a brwsed Mtlwau kee 110 220 100- 7 10 o Clev eland 500 000 01 0- 6 10 0 arm. Colborn , J Be ll (1 ), Murphy Chtcago h •• yet to win the (8), Rodr igu ez (9) and Porter, Bosm an , Ttmmerman (4 ), Wd deciding game of any playoff cox (5 ), Sander s ( 7) and Eilts senes it's been m but the two WP J Be ll ( 1 0) LP- T1mmer man (0 1 l H RS-Gar cta (2nd), times the Bulls extended their Brtgg s (2nd ), E il ts ( 1st ) opposition to seven gamesCOnly games scheduled) aga111Sl Los Angeles in 1970 and again last year, they were on AC INVIT ATION'AL the road for the fiqil. ASHLAND, Ohio (UPI) Chtcago had the game's high The stxth annual Ashland scorer Thursday night m Chet Invitational Golf Tournament Walker with 33 points but the will be held today and Saturday next highest for the Bulls ..;as at the Ashland Country Club. Love, who only had 14. Host Ashland and Wooster Lamer led Detroit with 28, are considered to be co· getting 14 in the final quarter favorites in the college by sinking 7-of-9 shots. He only division , while Ohio State and had four In the first half as Bowling Green are given the Chtcago effechvely kept him best shots at wiruung the from getting the ball. Wiiversity division. Trapp had 12 points, the same as Stu Lantz, but he scored on ~f~ final period shots. The Pistons outscored the Bulls,28-24 to break from a 64-64 deadlock after three periods with Trapp and Lanier combuung (or all but six of that : figure. Dave Bmg contributed 22 points for Detroit. But now it's down to just one game to see which team plays Milwaukee and that's not an easy job either. St LOU IS New York If you exercise while you are g b Phd adelphoa At lanta (2nd Gam e) dtetmg, too. Naltona l Leagu e East w 1. pet 2 0 Thur sday 's Re sult s M onlr e al 4 N Y Rn gr s 1 Bost on 6 Toro n to 3 Pht la 5 Atl anta 1 Cht cag o 4 L os Ang 1 (Only gam e s schedul ed! RUTH S. TOMPKINS the artencs Tlus By Un1te d Pre ss Inte rnational 2 N Y Rangers Montr eal leads to heart attacks, strokes and many oth~ r problems. For more mformahon on cholesterol send for the booklet •• •• I • Hl w. I 0 Toronto lhe arlenes and leads to fait~ deposi ts I 1 4 Ang Unt ied Melhodtst Wome n She after annual conference m Beca use of the obvious pressure for about a year I medical problems you men- recently had a physical and bon, he docs need to see a found my blood pressure at 158 doctor. If you have a fa mtly over 108 I am a 36-year-old doctor you should talk to him male about thts Another source of The doc tor pu t me on a low help IS for you to contact the fa t. 1,500 calorte dtet I am ftve. Aoco h o l 1cs A n on y mo us feet and weigh 204 clothed, or orgamza hon and see tf they about 40 pounds overwetght. can ta lk to your husband , and My cholesterol was 246 and perhaps he wi)l listen to them. I tr1glycendes were 846. What do would expect, though, that they these terms m ean ? · woo would want htm to receive DEAR READER - Your proper medtcal attentton My doc tor dtd exactly n ght m hun ch 1s, fr om your letter, that starting you on a weight he needs medical treatment for reducmg, low fa t dtet Many his stomach and posstble other people wtth moderately high medtcal problems ; psychtatnc blood pressure readmgs can be coun se lin g for underlymg trea ted by stmply gettin g nd of problems related to his overuse the excess fa t. Anyone with of alcohol, and all the support even moderately htgh blood he can ge t from you and such pressure should try to get n d of sources as Alco holi cs every pound of fat they can Anonymous. The cholesterol ts a subDEAR DR. LAMB - Con- stance made by the ltver. It ts cernm g my self I had not strtctly a fat, but 11 1s the suspected that I had high blood waxy substance that sticks m 4 lC Mdw the as June .•- . By lol~e.~ I 3 J cducatwn through the women 's ur ~a mzatwn , wh1ch under new s tru cture IS known 3 ~ 3 3 plans to establish pe rmanent · residence m Portsmouth here By La\\ renee E. Lamb. M.D. heavy drmk er, beer by the quarts and whiskey and vodka all in one evemng. Could thts be why he 's upset all the time, because he has too much in hts system? He won't go to a doc tor But, he needs help. He yells for no reason How can one help thts person? DEAR READER - Regular overuse of alcohol can cause mflammahon of the stomach, a conditi on called al coholic gastrthsi Thts wtlllead to pam m the upper abdomen and nausea a nd vo mitmg Of course, he could have an ulcer whtch ca n also occur. He would need an examina It on ol hts stomach to see wh at the problem really is. w a nes th e ti st. Mrs Tompkms The man has a drinking problem very nernous and upset He's a w~1 s .tct1vely mvolvcd m p1 omn t1 ng mis SIO na r y she 3 ' ' W est ern Conf er en ce Pla y offs Best ·of -se v en Pomeroy Chapte r 186, OES Her two chi ldr en, both marned, a re Cyn tht a Ann ... Bayllff 1 a r eg istered nurse, and Josep h Tom pkms, ftm sh10g hts tr mnm g as a reg 1s tere d DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband vomt ts al) the tune He's got so he can't even hold water, bestdes food , m hts stomach. He's quick tempered, Boston a u lt a lo Sports !1e1U~; Desk 01 0 000 01 2- .. 7 2 000 00 3 000- J B 1 RECEI.Vml GRANT NEW CONCORD, Ohio (UPI) - Gary Ferbt;r of Muskingum College has been selected as one of 15 senior basketball players to teceive a Post -Graduate Scholarship award of .1,000 from the Natiooal Collegiate Athletic Associatloo (NCAA). Ferber, a native of ICanal ' Winchester and a four-year regul ar - at Musk 10gu!p, , maintains a 3.6 scholastic average and was an all.(Jhlo Conference second · team ~ ae1ect1on tbe J111st aea10n., ' ' ' . f111 Southem trips K C, 7-4 do uble I~> eenterfiPicl Sl orec\ D.tve 'l llC i s~ w1th !ht• fie b n•o~ k lll!-! run m lht• P(•le t)d)'ll''s went on lwu r uus m the ~ax lh l l'lnlfll ' ,-.,,., 1 wc~ l kcd Wfh •lfl v.nl k to Tlll l l.uc ~ts . J fldt.lt•l s ( hoH (' dfHl hi ls IJy Hud son cll1d f1y 1 1 ul s ('u,111t .J1111 Spt lll.: llt''s Bub- lh1n l mmn~-: 1 hur sdci}' mghl thl·n the Tornados c1f C<~.:~ch H1ltnn Wolft•, .Jr pnst d 7-4 \l c lm y I'l l u 1 , s mg lr bv S<tyrt' ctnd I\\ II l.tls l1ed lht• J.!<llllt' wt th l\'oo bottum of the f tr sl W1lh 1\\o outs Ben AI nett 1\rnctt The f1 n,d H1 U(C' r un:-:; 1n th(' to Remember the 1946-47 Pomeroy Htg h School basketball over K}J::l'l team that won the SEOAL champwnshtp ? Cn'€k It's a bit dtfftcult for me to recollect the order of events back The vte tur } pushed South. then. espec ially stoce I dtdn't take my ftrst breath of atr unti l ern'::. over a ll r e<: ur d to 2~2 m the November of 1951 le,I~U<' allcl 1-1 10 the SVAC But people who do remember those "good old days" wtll tell Kyger Creek tlropp<'<l to 1-4 you that that tea m was spa rked by btg 6-5 center Char ley Slack ovc1 al l ,,nq 1-1 m the lea gue Slack IS now the personnel manager for Good; ear Ttre and Souther n scored two run s '" Rubber tn Jackso n, Mtch , an d he's got a son who ts follow mg m l is half nf the fnsl mnmg on" ol' da d's footsteps v. ,ol k In leadoff batter Randy Joe Slack, who has JUSt been name j to the Ali..Slate team m W,1rncr, d s1ng (r bv ThPtss :m Mtchtgan, set all kmds of scm mg records this past wmter at Lumen Chrtstt Ht gh School m Jackson . He lj;ls broken the school's season scormg record of 462 potnts and the ctty record of 469 pomts. In all , Joe tallied 627 potnts and led his Tttans to a 19-7 record and appea rance m the state quarter fmals Th e 6-3 Junior forward, ,;ho pulled tn 10 rebo unds per game By DENN Y FOBES also holds the Chn st1 ca reer record wllh 894 pmnls, and he sttll LOGAN - The Me tgs has another season to go Marauders opened the 1974 Joe, 17, has been playing the hardwood sport smce he was 8 SEOAL baseball season on a and began hts career m Akron, OhiO, when he played for the So~ sour note here Thursday afof Goodyea r League m the Rubber Ctty te r noo n . dr op pin g d J-2 Larry Brown, former star guard for the Goodyear Wmgfoots, dectston to the Logan Cluefonce the powerhouse of AA U basketball, was Joe 's first mta iiis structo r Brown IS now the head coac h of the Indtana Pacers of th e ABA. Joe, who ts also proftctent m the classroom wtth a 3 6 average, says, according to the Jackson Cittzen Patriot, "I would like to play ma1or college ball The game IS and ha s always bee n my first love m athletics " EASTERN - The Eas tern A:; for hts relati onship wtth hiS fa ther m the cage acll vtty, he Eag les cracked seven stratght satd, " Dad never forced me to play and has been a great source smgles tn the th ird 10mng afte r of encouragement." two ba tters were out to pla te Th e Slacks' oldest son, Chuch, now a sophomore at Central fiVe runs e-nroute to a '9--6 Michigan Uruvers1ty, also put hts name tn the Chrtslt record tnumph over the Symmes books, srormg 215 points and settmg records of most rebounds Vtkmgs here Thursday Valley pe r season, 218. and most rebounds for one game, 21 afternoon But back to dad. The wm, the Eagles fourth m How ma ny of you " old timers" can recall the enltre 1946-47 five starts, keeps them atop the Pomer oy squad which fini shed wtth a 12-2 mark and won for SVAC diamon d stan dtngs wtth Pomeroy the first league ti tie smce the I936 campa1gn? 2-0 loop mar k a How about a startmg lineup wtth Slack m the middle, Btl! and With the score knotl<>d at 2-2 Phtl Ohlmger at the guards, and Btl! Lehew and Elmer and two down m the thtrd, Houdashelt at the forwards. Easte rn third baseman Steve The roach was Hernd on Wtlks, wtth the rest of the team Goebel smgled, fo llowed by a consistmg of John Werry, Dtck Rosenbaum , Alfred Sap11, Pat siiigle by Mik e Harr is, sconng Hennessy, Bob Ha\\ley a nd Pat Sttv ers The managers were Goebel a li the " ay from fi rst on Jack Leifheit and Wtlbur Rossell the htt and run That squad made tt to the district tournament at Ohto Ham s took second on the Umverstty before bemg deratled by Portsmouth, 47-39. throw to the plate, and ca me The Panthers stayed even wtth Portsmouth the first quarter home on a smgle by Phtl hefore droppmg beh10d 29-20 af mternussion. It seems, accordmg Bowen, With Bowen takmg to long ago wr1tten accountil of the game , that the Portsmouth second on the throw to the pla te hoard strength was too much for the Meigs Counttans who got off was too late to get Ha rrts that only one shot each trip down the cour t John Sheets then siiigled, Slack's senior year, the Panthers were 8-0 Willi his departure drtvmg III Bowen and Sheets from the squad The team fmished the season wtth stx straight took second on the throw to the losses, winding up wtth an 8-6 record. pla te. fo ll owed by a Greg But Slack, who IS the son of Margaret Slack who restdes on Batl ey sin gle, " 'th Ba tl ey Mulberry Ave.m Pomeroy, and the late Harley Slack, went on to ta kmg second on the throw to bigger and better thmgs, starr10g for the Marshall ThWidermg the plate Herd 10 the ea rly 1950s He averaged 21.8 rehoWids per game A Rob Barber smgle moved from 19li2-:i6 and set an NCAA major college record of 25 5 Batley to third where he was caroms per game m 1955, a mark which still stands dnven tn on a SIIIgle by Randy Hts four year NCAA rehoWid record withstood many Blake colleg1ate greats Wttil Jacksonville's Artis Gtlmore topped 11 10 the late 1960s. The Eagles had taken a 2-1 lead m the ft rst mnmg off Slack also scored well for Marshall , pumptng in 15 pomts per Symmes Valley starter and game as a freshman and sophomore, 19 ppg as a JWitor and 23.6 his senior year loser Jaye Myers on a wal k to Following graduallon from Marshall, he played four seasons Ttm Kuhn , tnple by Goebel and a Vtktng throw iiig error, the With the Goodyear W10gfoots, and m 1960 was named to the AAU lone Symm es Valley m1scue of All·Amertca team, and was a ftrst alternate along wtth John the day Havlicek (re: the Ohio State Buckey es and Boston Celttcs) on the 1960 Olympic team. The Eag le s, meanwhile, commttled 9errors on the day. Charley called 11 quits 10 1962 followmg a tour of the Middle East and Europe wtth the Wingfoots. beg iiimng III the ftrst mmng Now, at a trim 6-5, he's got plenty of tune to follow hts "chtp when th e VIktn gs touched off the old block" through tbe scholastic and collegtate cage Eastern star te r Don Etchmger ranks for a solo run Greg Estep walked, stole second, and on a ground out to rnng pi.J ii.'d tluce more runs 111 the f om th on smglcs b} Vt·r n 0 1d ~Hlcl Youn).( clnd L1 Wd lk ro Warner ('u r n l:i dU fu s11111 ,111 cr r 11 r bv McL1dcm•s .tl SC < 11r1d !trl , , Sl id! f)Jy /111 I;,~]J fr ~.;e fuur Pel S!i( s Hlll(lrl Wol fe 'I orn<Jd(l co.-1c h tn Jly led the Rob cab w1th two smg les wh1le Tun Lul.lS .md Bruce 1\rnetL hwJ the on!) Sou t lle r n t.,HlH~ sltowcfl stg ns of l umg 1\ull \t'd 11ff dnd r<rtthed smd , Sc1\ re p1tc hed <t good r csulled [rum c1 wal k . :-;to len g~une 'It 's gu1Ki to see we're b.1 se and s tn~lr by Mitch f1nallv tutfmg dov.n tm fiU J Nt•c~se ~ lll iS'-<:tkes 'Jhell WH S JU St the fhe tss lf'd the Tor ni:ido ;;~ t­ ~tpposrtc VIC \ \ of Bob(<tt 111entor ~Jck w1 th three hll'i 1n f oUl Sp rCJgue We're JU St m:tklllg tnps Sctyre hctd two fm f our too m.my mental ctnd ph jSI(,d C:~nd Ord tY ;(t for thr ee Hud son er r or s ' he sLt rd Wdiked. stole st•t·cmd (!ltd ca me honw on a !>Ingle uff the ba t of lnsw g plldtcr Cldv Hudson Hudson Sl'llll'CI on a th ruwmg l'rr ol b\ Cd l dll'r Greg Dun- KvgN Cref'k t ~S U((l other Bobca t s<Jfc li es Sayre was the wmrnng p!t~.:her 1-Jr o:: h awk 1o11t c.: &>'"', .,.vi bac k v. 1th I.Jne SCUll' Soutl ~e rn 201 100 1- 7-U-2 K Cree k 200 002 x 4-4-1 I W1 and Dunrm~ Hudson (L) and Wtse ~y re ' ltll SUtf JIId \\tldl y went lo rnfleld hi t b) (.l'll- 11[( <HHI !11ft.'\\ thl fl l 1111 clll lf' l fte ldi•l D.t \.C Wt 1lfc Udu i L' Hu k SlniJm I \\c,dked 111 J oc~d lht' bd Sl'S- SC I (JtH / M1k e b••su lr.tn NPss(• il Odd then h1t" l rmt r lltg fh l 11 l ig ht frdt/ \\/lll/ 1 \\,I S hlo\\ 11 b.u. k 11 c~t 1 tlw rnf1t.:l d ,Htrl rlll!ppc,tl b<:lv. ePn tht (J ut s h ctt.:hccj <.~I Ills 11 f t hr 11gh t flclr h~ r .tiHJ SC' t Ond IJ tSC illcln ,· sc. wrn g t\ult drtd W ul fe \\ltll StobcJ rl l<rklll g ll11rd ( ;d l v c:cmgc ttwn fc~ rmed to end thf' poles 111 shallow n ghl field, nght cen ter and deep ce nt.>r field, wa s sparked by the f 1re bdll Cl~~efta iii per forman ce of n ght lmnder Mitch also, ta kiiig Ius ftrst Joss of the w1 th1 n three at 7-4 Ill the ftfth mmngs, an d g1vmg up tw o run s Tcrr) Pme sw gled and went on two h1ls and two wa lk s wh 1le to second on an e rror by str1 krng out one Bowen, the Eagle catcher Goebel came on m the second Myers then siiigled to score and we nt one and two th trds Ptne, followed by a wa lk to mmngs, y1eld mg JUSt one h1t, Benn ett and run scormg a v. h1le wa lkwg one and fcw mng st ngle by McCar ty Eastern came back one w 1th Mt.' lgs h.td d chdnCt.; to Ill' ttlll sevC'n lh \\hl'JI, \\ 1lh unc {) Ill p1rrc.:h Iu tte r Andv F:n gl rsh struck out but r e<~ c he d f1 rst {I ll Ius thn d slrrk e \\hr eh wild ''·IS .t p1td1 Marauder batters, many on and alt hough he g,JVc up mne t\ul t then \\ d iked puttin g called lhtrd stn kes h1ts, t hey wer e st: a ttc red r um•cr s tm frr st ~nd second Wng ht \\ ent dll the way to thro ughout every 1nmng except \ \ r th one out ~km evPI the nex t ge t the vtetury. wl11le Me1gs the ft ftii when the Ch1efta10 s 1\\(J M rll d IHi f' l s \\ hi ffeel I 0 evul JUn ior Perk Aull'olent the n•ute wen l down 10 or der the l. ug ,~n loop r ec~~ rd dl 1-1 Eagles In 9-6 triumph NEW YORK (UP() - The New York Kmcks wtsh hotshoo t10g Archte Clark had waited unlll next season before fl exmg hts sconng muscles. Clark , a Kmcks' nemesis of long stature, pu t the Capi ta l Bullets into a contendm g position for tonight 's opemng round playoff !male m the bestof-seven sertes With a 2Q.pmnt burst Wednesdti y mght that lied the se t at 3-3 Clark's beardmg of the New York defense was hts way of break10g out of a playoff sl ump. He scored only 18 points 10 the previous five fi rst round Eastern Conference playoff games wtth the Kmcks and. there was doubt he could regam the sta rtmg guard post lion from Kevm Porter A shoulder separalton and an elbow IOJury pared Clark's value to the Bullets dur10g the regular season and t! appeared the Km cks could eastly take Capital for the ftf th lime m stx playoff sertes. "We'll ftnd out who wants it most tomght," satd Clark, who kept hts cool whtle Porter agitated the offtctals mto \.W.I S I he Wnght who gave up JUSt three Se(lSOn l11 ts and struck out 15 Ault \\alked JU St one ba tter The_ game , pi d) cd on the L ngt~n f1c1'd wh1 ch requires ou t f~e lde 1 s to dodge uhhty • Knicks, Bullets clash for title Wll/1 .1ftt:1 Wtr gh t tr !Cd tc, p!Ck h11n Ill! Cell Chiefs get past ·Marauders 3-2 the second baseman, Easte rn fo l!j JWI d IJy ~• s h rk( llUI (wd g1ounU rtut lm l'k I<J HH.: prldH.' r 1\u JI, Steve Holter then ca me on m two III the home half of the stxth on the f ou r th , gmng two a nd t\\O a Kuhn smgle, Goebel doub le th1rds mmngs, and y1eldmg t\\O and Harrts siiigle r uns on four htts C:~nd three The Vtkmgs came back with "alks He struck out three two m the seven th w hen Sheets then threw for one and Bennett was hit by a pttch and one third mm ngs, g1v mg up l\\O McCa rty reached safe ly on nn runs on one h1t He s truck out error by the Eastern shortstop, none wh1le v. al kmg none Randy Bla ke On U1e play, Jaye Mye rs we nt th e Be nnett came all the way dista nce for the V1 kan gs, g1vmg around to score. w1th McCarty up all 9 r un s on 16 hits He takmg second on the play at the struck out th1 ee and wa lked plate ~au ! Brown the n two , reached safe ly on anot her The Eag les face the Kyger Eastern error , scormg M(- Creek Bobcats Monday at Car ty w1th the fmal run of the Eas te rn game S Valley 110 020 2--6 7 1 The Eag les banged out 16 Eastern 205 002 x- 9 16 9 ht ts, led by Goebel and Ham s Myers and Pine Eich inger, wtth three htls each III four Goebel f21. Holler (4). Sheets tn ps to the pla te Han1s w~re f6) and Bu" en all sing les. willie Goebel • cracked a smgle, double a nd triple. • Othe r top h1tters were Bowen wtth t,; o stngles m three at bats, Sheets wtth two smgles 10 four tnps, and Bob Ba rber w1th two htts m two attempts Bailey, Hannum . Kuhn and Blake all added a safety each Don Etchtnge r started for the Eag les, gomg one and a thtrd 'Loga n Jumped out tu d 2-0 Ml'l gs IS 0-1 111 the SF.OAI. lead tn the thud \\hen Ker·n Meadows, v.ho went thref' fo r fo ur on the day , led off w1th ,m 111f1eld smg le Terry Let.tsul e h1ts thu!:ie cor11mg off the b.ll s then for ced Mead ows at second . fo ll owed bv a John Corby gt ounder to· shorts top M1ck Davenport Davenport s n lllg thr ow to ftrst baseman Gdr) George wa s Lea s ur e. wild, w1 th who had sto len second base j:lrevwusly, bem g POMEROY BOWLING LAN 6...S ~ IW/lll l lht Sl Xt/t Wr IJ~ ht ,1s two .tnd 1\\ o 11f their MORNING GLORIE S Aprtl 2, 1974 Team P o m1 s N ew ell Su no co 136 E xcel'> tor Otl Co 1n C1bbs Gr oce ry 110 B & J A uT o P ari S 1?0 Pocklrng l on Const 104 Sp cn c.e r ' s Mkt 94 H qh lnd Game Marlene Wil so n 191 Marlene Wr1son 179 H ICJh lnd Sror 1('<;. Mar l ene W l son 518 Sa l l y L ambert 499 Tfl a m H gh Game C. 1bb s Groce ry BOl Te am H tgh Se r 1es Groce ry 2l193 r "''" " oo2 100 o- Aul! ,urd d l ld ( lJI 1 b! FREE COIN BANK (SJ· Retaii Value) When you SIOO 00 1n Pa ss book Acco unt or a dd to yo ur acco un t depOS it a · !lew Sav1ngs presen t . W1rgh t ~c~ve up JU st tlu et.' of Nt>sse h O <.~d, Wul fc ,lfHl cafcllcl M rck Ash v.h o l111ed a smgle ro 11ght m tile f1 rs1 mWr 1ght str uck out 15 wtule wa lkm g JUSt 2 !Hilt )lcldcd rune lnl-; wh1l e \\ dlkm g JUSt one He st1uck out ftvc. Tile M{lrauders nex t gd me 1s 92 Asl. Wn g llt r WPI Meigs Co. Branch @ The Athens Cou n t y Savmg s & L oan Co 196 Sec ond St Pomeroy , Oh• o awarded home plate,and Corb1 Tuesda) \\hen the) truve l to ta ki ng second • .lctckson to face the h onmen Wnght then lined a s1ngle to Me1gs 000 002 0- 2 3 'I left. sco11ng Corby Wh ile Wrtght was re ttn ng 13 Marauder batters 1n a r ow , the Ch1efta1 ns made It 3-0 Ill the fourth on a single by J tm Kemper , f or ce out, wa lk, and single by Meadows But the Ma rauders 1allied The MEIGS INN Th e most JWJJLtlur n i~ ht cluh in th e tri-count y ;1reu ;,, tn·owl to BAUM'S prei> ellt th e ret urn oj' GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS Chester, 0. 985-3301 TONIGHT 10 TIL 2 SurpriseI has a • EHII t• ~ HALF-QUARTs ower s IC~r --~ than ftrst baseman Greg Staley threw to tht rd to try and get Estep movmg from second to lhtrd The throw got pas t thtrd sacker J ohn Sheets, scortn g Estep tagging htm wtth four fouls m Sy mmes Valley ta llied ' the strategic stxth game an other rW1 m the second m Clark played 36 mmutes, the kn ot to the count at 2-2 on a mos t playmg hme he's had Sheets error allowmg Rodn ey with the Bullets in two years Benne tt to reach safely, He was the Archte of old as he followed by a BtU McCarty Royal Crown penetrated the Kmcks mtddle double, scormg Bennett Bottling Company or lofted long Jwnpers wh1le connecting on seven of 14 field After Eastern took a 7-2lead Middleport with that ftve run thtrd mmng, goal attempts the V1kmgs came back to - Whtle Clark was rtddllng the Knick defense, Elvm Hayes and Wes Unseld took charge of the boards. They helped Capttal fashwn a 23-5 margm in offensive rebounds that ktlled Knick hopes of wrapping up the sertes m s1x games "That's where we lost the battle , under the boards," satd Walt Frazter , who led New York 10 sconng with 25 points and ts the team's second lead10g rebounder 10 the Reason 5. If the IRS st ould', call you pla yoffs wtth 47 retrteves. in for an audit, H & R BloCk will go "Every shot they missed, they with you, at no additional cost. Not put back in " as a legal representative ... but we Coach Red Holzman had hts defenders view ftlms Frtday of can answer all questions about how the SIXth game loss after your taxes were prepared. acknowledgmg that Capital "made a lo~ of good shots and adapted we ll to thmgs we were doing out there " II s true ' Our Plymou th Duste r IS pnced below Volkswagen 's most pop ular model Bu t buste r offers a whole lot mo re Th1ngs l1ke roo m lo r 5 ms tead ot 4 And a tru nk that s three tt mes as b1g as the Supe r Beetle's But Duste r's s1zed nght for small ca r park1 ng and handl mg, and runs on regu lar gas Check out Du ste r, now SUPER BEETLE $2849* In recent USA C tes ts, Dusters Slant 6 got better gas mtleage on th e open road than the Nova and Mave nck 6 And, in City driving , eve n got sltghtl y better mileage than the 4-cyhnde r Mustang 11. 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' ! 2- Tlle Datly &>nttnel Mtddleporl-Pnmt•rt•y. u . Api i1 12. 1974 Ruth ' I Tompkir~s Pro StJindings of Pomeroy appointed B y l:Jn1t ed Press tntern a flonal E astern Conf pr ence Pla yoff s Bes t of-seve n w I 3 3 •• New Yo r k J 3 Ca p tt a l to Methodist district program staff PORTSMOUTH - RutH S Tompkms of Pomero~ for the asSis tants appoin ted to churc hes 1n Por tsmou th Wl•sley Thr( •l (tg lciJ I Sem inary, dtstncts thrOtlghout the West Das tnc l and a lso bear eertc m Was hington, D C , tn 197:! She past seven years the Director Oh10 Con ference. fa lli ng out a of Chnslian EducatiOn for Portsmouth District. has been appotnted to a new offtce on thePor tsmouth D1stnet staff Bishop F Gerald Ensley satd Mrs Tom pkms '•s th~ ne" Program Assistant on the staff of the Rev Hughey L Jones, Sup t of the Portsmo uth Distrtcl She ts one of 10 program ,,. wdafe con tamed m a new sh uclui e plan approved by the 1cspons lbth hl'S tu the uverall ha~ trave led ltn CJughout tbe lonfe1enec prog ram throug h thst r1ct he)pmg churc h se h ool~ the Cuuncal on M1mstnes an 1m prove the mstruct10n uf the1r conference a t a spec1a l sesston Columbus yo ut h, chi ld ren and adults a nd last November Mrs Tompk ms ts a con. The program assista nt ts a secr a ted lay ,worker m the key featu re of Ute new struc- Umted Method iSt Church. 'olt th ture, destgned ' to br10g the cer tl ftca t wn m Chns h a n skalls ;md resources of the Educatwn Through the conchurch closer to local chur- hnumg educa lt on prog ram she ches Mrs Tompktns wtll work successfully completed a closely wt th the 1 5~ tnre l sen es of f~ur c;('r-..un~r<: ·1 t srnce 1954 has served as an mstr ud or m La borator y and Obser va tiOn Sc hoo ls of Chrtsttan Educa tiOn at the conference and d1stn ct leve l Pn or t o workm g on d1stn(. t staff m Chn stl an F.duca twn, Lo~ • clm ch ed se n es served four years as Con· Thur sd a v' s R es ulTS Oetro •t 92 Chtc ag o 68 ( Only gam e sch edul ed) Frtda v's Ga m es Ca p1t a1 at New York Boston a t Bu ff al o '('Only g am es sch e dul ed ) ference &>creta ry of Chtldren's Work. four yea rs as D1str1ct Va::e President and fo ur yea r s as 1ls treasurer Mrs Tompkms, a f orm er NHL Pla y offs resident of Pome roy, achvely By Un•ted Pr ess lnfernattonal pa rticipated m CIVIC affairs ~1 nd 1s a past matron of (B es t of -seve n \: Boslon Lines cores Mator L e:ague Results By Un1ted Pre ss lnfernattonal Nation a l L eague (lsi G a me ) St LOUIS 012 300 020- 8 12 1 N ew Yor k 000 020 500- 7 9 2 G1b son . H ra bo sk y (7) , Fol k e r s (7l. P en a ( 7), G ar m an (8 ) a nd S1 mm on s , Sea ver Parke r {6), Sw a n ( 8 ), M ill e r 19 ) and Grote W P- Ga rm an ( 1 OJ LP - s wa n (0 l l HR S- Re1 tz (lstl Torre O st l. Br oc k (1st ), I have prepared for readers on lhts subject Send 50 cents to "Cholesterol," m ca re of thts newspaper, P 0 Box 1551, Radto Ctty Statton. New York, N Y 10019. The tnglycertdes are the fat. Your readmg ts rea ll y high, If you have quoted II correc tly I suspect tha t a loss of at least 40 pounds, probably more, wtll do you a lot of good You may need to do tt gradually You dtdn 't gam 1t all at once I thmk you should help yourself along wtlh star tmg a regular walkmg program . The more you ca n walk daily, the faster you will ge t resul ts You \\Ill feet better Garre tt t 1st l Standings Ma1or L eagu e Slandmg s x M ontreal St LOU IS Ch1 ca go New Yo r k Ph 1l a P1tt s '' ''' 0 West 0 I 000 1 1 3 3 4 BOO 66 7 400 400 000 w 1 pet. San Fran 5 1 833 Lo s A ng 5 , 2 714 Cmct 3 3 500 Hou ston 3 3 500 Atlant a 3 4 429 San Otego 0 6 000 K gam es b eh tn d based on ~- pla ce tea m SINGERS COMING - The New Newsmen of Charleston, W Va , will appear at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, rorner of Union and Mulberry Avenues at 7:30p.m Saturday as a par.t of a revtval whtch wtll cont10ue through SWiday. Speaker is the Rev. Clell Elliott of Galltpolls. Other s10gers wtll appear on othe• ~ vemngs. The Rev Clyde Henderson invttes the public. g.b 117 2 2 2'h 5 1st • Thur sday's R es ult s St lo uts 8 N Y 7, 1st St LOU tS 4 N Y 3, 2nd Phtla 4 Chtcag o 3 Montreal 5 P tt1s 1 n1g hl Atlanta 6 Los Ang 4, n 1gh t Housl on 9 San D I , nigh t {Only games scheduled ) Fnday 's Probabl e Pttchers St Lou (S tebert 1 OJ at P ttts (R euss 0 OL ntght Cmc t (Ne lson 0 II at A tlant a (R eed 1 OJ , ntgh t Lo s Ang (Down tng 0 1) at Hou ston (Osteen) , n 1ght San Fr an { WIIIQhby I OJ a t San D (McAndrew 0 l) , n tg ht ... (Only games scheduled ) Amencan Leagu e E ast w t pet, g b N ew York 4 1 800 Milwau kee 3 I 750 Balt tmore I 3 ' 600 Detro~ I 3 3 500 l lf~ Boston I 2 333 Clevel and 0 l 000 4 West w 1 pet g b € al tf 4 1 800 Mtnnesota 3 1 75 0 Oakland 3 2 600 1 JOHN PHILUP SOUSA award winners at Southern Htgh School were Della Cross and Beverly Hart. The two were presented tbe awards at the recent band banquet held at Southern High School in Rac10e. I...r are, MISS Cross, MISs Hart and Miss Joy Bigler, band instructor The two girls are seniors. "' ' Kansas Ctty 2 2 500 Cht cago 0 T exas 333 000 _ Thursdav ' s Results Mtlwau kee 7 Cle v el and 6 Detrott 4 New Yor k. 1 Ba it 7 Bo ston 6, 11 inn s Cht 4 M1nn 4, 6 tnn s r am Cal tf 11 T exas 8, no g ht (Only games schedul ed) Fr•day's Probable Pttcher s ChiCago (Wood 0 21 at Ca lt forn •a (R yan 1 1), n tg ht Kansa s C1ty ( Br il es 0 0) at Mmn esota tCor bt n 0 0) Bait (M c N a lly 0 1) at M1IW (S laton 1 0 ), tw l l tght N Y (Dob son I 0) at Cleveland { G ' Perry 0 1 J ntght Detrot t (LaGrow 0 Ol at Boston ( Lee 0 11 (Only games schedul ed) sENIOR MEMBERS - The senior members of Southern's High School band were honored recently at the annual band banquet held at the high school in Racme. The students will be presented awards on awards day whtch wtll be held in May. Front to back are, Mary Btggs, Roma Nease, Valene Johnson and Ethan Stearns. .. ' QSSC cops Rio crown ROIERTHOEJUal , Pun r • I c~~u,..,.. Sabnbly by n. Ohio vao., P PI Pl a o:mpany 111 a-tit:, ,._,letit,llflll .....,_ OlllcitPiateiiN!II. __ __ I ---ooldll-. - 1!117· . ·-·"' Jlf•Uonal adttrtWna r..-ntatl.e n.o.•r.tne , tll'.utOMIIIt., .........,. • I t$Uon l'l&tl Dtllvtnd by carrllr ................ c:wltl per • •: By' ...._ RGUtt whln ctn1er .me not a I 1>10 '""""· lU I. By moll In C2llt _. W VI,, Onl Year, ' 18, 811: - r '!· , ..... ••,.., u: mcaia..atJO: · II II; Tbno monUoo. I . . . ...... . . . • , 1;11 'price utlnel. • ...._....,.TI S 4 and , of the Meigs Comcenter, costumed as rabbtts, this mumty School foWid a large plastic egg filled With candy and favors at the school's annual Easter egg hunt Thursday afternoon ill Forest Acres Park near Rutland. Ohio Eta p,u Chapter of Beta Sigma Pht Sorority staged the hunt prOVIding colored boiled eggs and the plasllc prize filled eggs for the over 30 children and adults who attend the school Follow10g the hunt the group returned to the school where the sorority provtded each student wtth a filled Easter basketthe Mark V Store in Middleport prov1d10g a part of the baskets - and served refreshments. Janet Pickens, sorority chapter service chairman, headed the day's activities. SEOAL BASEBALL Team W L R OR 3 0 27 Ironton 2 0 3 Wa\le r ly 2 1 10 We l l ston At hens M e tQ S Ga l l tPOl tS J a c kson I 1 15 6 12 1 2 5 11 0 0 0 2 1 3 9 19 2 Logan 8 I 2 3 6 TOTALS 10 ) 0 69 Tuhday: 's resui1S : Ja c kson Gallipolis ppnd 69 M e1gs Athens. ppnd Ironton W ellston , ppnd Wa \l erly L ogan , ppnd Thursday's results Ironton 2 Gall•po l is 1 wa verl y 3 At h ens I W ellstQn 9 Jackson 2 Logan 3 Me igs 2 Apnl 16 Gimes . W ell ston at A t h ens RAINEY MVP CLEVELAND (UPI ) Junior sabreman Bob Rainey of Cleveland was named Cleve· land State University's out· Logan at Gall tpoli s standing fencer at the school's Iron ton at W a\l erly M etgs at Jackson annual fencing banquet. Apnl 19 G1mes Rainey, a graduate of Holy At h en s at Logan Name High School, had a 41·7 Wellston at Ga ll ipol iS J"ckso n at Iro nton record, best on the team . Wav erly at M eigs 1 43RD RELAYS MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!) More' tban 2,000 athletes from Mansfield-Mehock Rela ys stx states and Canada will I today a nd Saturday at Mans· compete in the 1 43rd annual field Mala!tar Hi ~h School. • \ I '' 4 . SEO standings Bob Saunders Quaker State . College Independent basketService Center heat Beach AC ball to urnamen t at Lyne 117-101 for the championship of Center Thursday mght. the ftrst annual Rio Gra nde The Otlers of Coach Tom Sprag ue were paced by Tournament MVP Dan The ~ Se111iiel Bollinger's 31 po mts . Jtm DEVOTED TO 'IRE Stew at t added 21. Beach AC INTERE8T OF ~oiiiEA was led by AI Martt~ ' s 28 CHE8'1'ERL1'ANNEHILL pomts. F1ank Smtih had 26 ....... ""- 2 I I [I STUDENTS OF THE MEIGS Comll)unily School aided by their teachers and other school employed roamed an area 4 I [ • • .. 2 0 0 2 L os Angeles 0 2 Ch tta go 2 0 Pistons even • serzes DETROIT (UP!) - Chicago IS faced with the prospect of Fo st er , Folker s ( 8) and playing Saturday 's dec1d10g S1mmon s, Stone , A pod aca (9 l Sad eck t 19 1 and Hodges WPseventh playoff game with F olker s ! 1 OJ LP - A poda c a (0 Detroit rmnus key guard Jerry 1) H R - H1 ck m a n (lst) Sloan. M ont r eal 002 000 201- 5 9 1 Nobody wants hun and the Pitt Sburg h 000 000 0 10- 1 6 2 Rog er s ( 1 0 ) and Foote , EII 1S, other !nJured Bulls, Norm Van K1 son (7 ). M orla n (9) a n d Ry an Lier, Clifford Ray and Bob LP- E II1 S (0 I I Los Ang eles 0 10 000 300- 4 8 2 Love, to be healthy more than Atlant a . 010 101 JO x ~ 6 11 0 Coach Ray Scott of tbe Pistons. M essers m tth . Rau (6) , Ho ugh O J. Marshall (7) and F er Detroit forced the wmnerguson, N1e kro F nsella (8) and advances match by rtdmg the Oa t es WP - N1ekr o (2 OJ LP Hough (0 ll HR s- L um ( 1), hot fourti:J.quarter shoot10g of Aaron ( 3 1 Houston 06 1 101 ooo....:. 9 14 1 Bob Lamer and George Trapp San Ot eQo 000 010 000- 1 a 0 to a 92-M SIXth-game vtctory Grtff tn . Johnson (8 ), Sche rman 19) and M May , Thursday night over the Bulls. Edwa rd s . Jon es. Mcin to sh (2 ), The vtctor in Saturday afGar ci a (6 ), Rom a ( 81. Troedson (9) and Ke nda l l WP - Grtft m ternoon's' nationally teleVISed {11 ) LP - J ones (0 2) HR affatr meets the Bucks 10 Wat son (1 l Phtla del pht a 000 100 102- 4 8 1 Milwaukee on Tuesday night in Ch tc ag o 000 300 000- 3 6 0 the start of the semifinal round Ca rlton , L tn zy (7 ), Sc ar ce ( 91, W att (9 ) and Boon e, E ssta n of the National Basketball ( 9) , Hoo t on , P tna (7) and Assoctation playoffs. M1tterw a ld WP - Ltnzy ( 1 0 ) In tonight's playoff acllon, LP- Pma (0 IJ HR - Hutton llst l the Capttal Bullets are in New ( Only Games Scheduled) York to face the Knicks m the decid10g game of their best-ofAmerican League New York 000 000 001 - 1 2 0 seven series and Boston is at o ~tro t t 001 000 30x - 4 12 0 Buffalo holdmg a 3-2 lead in Sto ttl e mvr ~. Buskey (7) and Mun son Co leman (1 OJ and gsmes over the Braves. Freehan L P- Sto tt lem y r e 11 Sloan, the Bulls' 6-foot-5 11 HR S- M Stanley (2nd) , Whit e (1 st ) guard who has been hurling the ( 11 innings ) Bal t tmo re 000 300 110 11 - 7 9 1 Pistons with his rebounding Boston 021 000 200 10- .6 12 2· and outstde shooting, suffered Pa lm er , Al exand er (7) , Jac k son ( 7) , Re yn olds (1 0) and a ankle inJUry that may be William s Ttant. Seg u1 (7) , severe enough to knock him o~t Drago ( 11 l and Montgomery WP -R e y nolds {I OJ LP -Segu t of the f10al game. It was so bad {t ll HR S Coggm s (l st) , he couldn't walk to the shower Bentau ez ( 1st) Te x as 400 002 030- 8 9 0 after the game. He rooeived Californi a 113 400 20x - 11 15 2 the 10jury coming down with a Cl yd e, Broberg (2 1, Foucault (4), A l l en {7) and Btllmgs, rebound and apparently agStng er , Selma 18 ) and Ro gravated 11 during the fourth dngue z WP - Sing er (1 . 0) LP HIS running mate, quarter. - Broberg (0-2) H Rs - St anton ( 3 ), Ep st em ( 1 ), Rob tn son (l) Van Lter, spained an ankle but 11 did not appear bad enough to (6 1nntngs, ram) ChiCago 012 om - 4 6 1 prevent hun from playing. Mtnnesot a 022 000- 4 5 0 Ray banged up a knee .and ' Kaat , Go ssag e (3 ) and Herrmann , Decker and Hun Love, who only made tWo of his dley last 19 shots, suffered a brwsed Mtlwau kee 110 220 100- 7 10 o Clev eland 500 000 01 0- 6 10 0 arm. Colborn , J Be ll (1 ), Murphy Chtcago h •• yet to win the (8), Rodr igu ez (9) and Porter, Bosm an , Ttmmerman (4 ), Wd deciding game of any playoff cox (5 ), Sander s ( 7) and Eilts senes it's been m but the two WP J Be ll ( 1 0) LP- T1mmer man (0 1 l H RS-Gar cta (2nd), times the Bulls extended their Brtgg s (2nd ), E il ts ( 1st ) opposition to seven gamesCOnly games scheduled) aga111Sl Los Angeles in 1970 and again last year, they were on AC INVIT ATION'AL the road for the fiqil. ASHLAND, Ohio (UPI) Chtcago had the game's high The stxth annual Ashland scorer Thursday night m Chet Invitational Golf Tournament Walker with 33 points but the will be held today and Saturday next highest for the Bulls ..;as at the Ashland Country Club. Love, who only had 14. Host Ashland and Wooster Lamer led Detroit with 28, are considered to be co· getting 14 in the final quarter favorites in the college by sinking 7-of-9 shots. He only division , while Ohio State and had four In the first half as Bowling Green are given the Chtcago effechvely kept him best shots at wiruung the from getting the ball. Wiiversity division. Trapp had 12 points, the same as Stu Lantz, but he scored on ~f~ final period shots. The Pistons outscored the Bulls,28-24 to break from a 64-64 deadlock after three periods with Trapp and Lanier combuung (or all but six of that : figure. Dave Bmg contributed 22 points for Detroit. But now it's down to just one game to see which team plays Milwaukee and that's not an easy job either. St LOU IS New York If you exercise while you are g b Phd adelphoa At lanta (2nd Gam e) dtetmg, too. Naltona l Leagu e East w 1. pet 2 0 Thur sday 's Re sult s M onlr e al 4 N Y Rn gr s 1 Bost on 6 Toro n to 3 Pht la 5 Atl anta 1 Cht cag o 4 L os Ang 1 (Only gam e s schedul ed! RUTH S. TOMPKINS the artencs Tlus By Un1te d Pre ss Inte rnational 2 N Y Rangers Montr eal leads to heart attacks, strokes and many oth~ r problems. For more mformahon on cholesterol send for the booklet •• •• I • Hl w. I 0 Toronto lhe arlenes and leads to fait~ deposi ts I 1 4 Ang Unt ied Melhodtst Wome n She after annual conference m Beca use of the obvious pressure for about a year I medical problems you men- recently had a physical and bon, he docs need to see a found my blood pressure at 158 doctor. If you have a fa mtly over 108 I am a 36-year-old doctor you should talk to him male about thts Another source of The doc tor pu t me on a low help IS for you to contact the fa t. 1,500 calorte dtet I am ftve. Aoco h o l 1cs A n on y mo us feet and weigh 204 clothed, or orgamza hon and see tf they about 40 pounds overwetght. can ta lk to your husband , and My cholesterol was 246 and perhaps he wi)l listen to them. I tr1glycendes were 846. What do would expect, though, that they these terms m ean ? · woo would want htm to receive DEAR READER - Your proper medtcal attentton My doc tor dtd exactly n ght m hun ch 1s, fr om your letter, that starting you on a weight he needs medical treatment for reducmg, low fa t dtet Many his stomach and posstble other people wtth moderately high medtcal problems ; psychtatnc blood pressure readmgs can be coun se lin g for underlymg trea ted by stmply gettin g nd of problems related to his overuse the excess fa t. Anyone with of alcohol, and all the support even moderately htgh blood he can ge t from you and such pressure should try to get n d of sources as Alco holi cs every pound of fat they can Anonymous. The cholesterol ts a subDEAR DR. LAMB - Con- stance made by the ltver. It ts cernm g my self I had not strtctly a fat, but 11 1s the suspected that I had high blood waxy substance that sticks m 4 lC Mdw the as June .•- . By lol~e.~ I 3 J cducatwn through the women 's ur ~a mzatwn , wh1ch under new s tru cture IS known 3 ~ 3 3 plans to establish pe rmanent · residence m Portsmouth here By La\\ renee E. Lamb. M.D. heavy drmk er, beer by the quarts and whiskey and vodka all in one evemng. Could thts be why he 's upset all the time, because he has too much in hts system? He won't go to a doc tor But, he needs help. He yells for no reason How can one help thts person? DEAR READER - Regular overuse of alcohol can cause mflammahon of the stomach, a conditi on called al coholic gastrthsi Thts wtlllead to pam m the upper abdomen and nausea a nd vo mitmg Of course, he could have an ulcer whtch ca n also occur. He would need an examina It on ol hts stomach to see wh at the problem really is. w a nes th e ti st. Mrs Tompkms The man has a drinking problem very nernous and upset He's a w~1 s .tct1vely mvolvcd m p1 omn t1 ng mis SIO na r y she 3 ' ' W est ern Conf er en ce Pla y offs Best ·of -se v en Pomeroy Chapte r 186, OES Her two chi ldr en, both marned, a re Cyn tht a Ann ... Bayllff 1 a r eg istered nurse, and Josep h Tom pkms, ftm sh10g hts tr mnm g as a reg 1s tere d DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB DEAR DR. LAMB - My husband vomt ts al) the tune He's got so he can't even hold water, bestdes food , m hts stomach. He's quick tempered, Boston a u lt a lo Sports !1e1U~; Desk 01 0 000 01 2- .. 7 2 000 00 3 000- J B 1 RECEI.Vml GRANT NEW CONCORD, Ohio (UPI) - Gary Ferbt;r of Muskingum College has been selected as one of 15 senior basketball players to teceive a Post -Graduate Scholarship award of .1,000 from the Natiooal Collegiate Athletic Associatloo (NCAA). Ferber, a native of ICanal ' Winchester and a four-year regul ar - at Musk 10gu!p, , maintains a 3.6 scholastic average and was an all.(Jhlo Conference second · team ~ ae1ect1on tbe J111st aea10n., ' ' ' . f111 Southem trips K C, 7-4 do uble I~> eenterfiPicl Sl orec\ D.tve 'l llC i s~ w1th !ht• fie b n•o~ k lll!-! run m lht• P(•le t)d)'ll''s went on lwu r uus m the ~ax lh l l'lnlfll ' ,-.,,., 1 wc~ l kcd Wfh •lfl v.nl k to Tlll l l.uc ~ts . J fldt.lt•l s ( hoH (' dfHl hi ls IJy Hud son cll1d f1y 1 1 ul s ('u,111t .J1111 Spt lll.: llt''s Bub- lh1n l mmn~-: 1 hur sdci}' mghl thl·n the Tornados c1f C<~.:~ch H1ltnn Wolft•, .Jr pnst d 7-4 \l c lm y I'l l u 1 , s mg lr bv S<tyrt' ctnd I\\ II l.tls l1ed lht• J.!<llllt' wt th l\'oo bottum of the f tr sl W1lh 1\\o outs Ben AI nett 1\rnctt The f1 n,d H1 U(C' r un:-:; 1n th(' to Remember the 1946-47 Pomeroy Htg h School basketball over K}J::l'l team that won the SEOAL champwnshtp ? Cn'€k It's a bit dtfftcult for me to recollect the order of events back The vte tur } pushed South. then. espec ially stoce I dtdn't take my ftrst breath of atr unti l ern'::. over a ll r e<: ur d to 2~2 m the November of 1951 le,I~U<' allcl 1-1 10 the SVAC But people who do remember those "good old days" wtll tell Kyger Creek tlropp<'<l to 1-4 you that that tea m was spa rked by btg 6-5 center Char ley Slack ovc1 al l ,,nq 1-1 m the lea gue Slack IS now the personnel manager for Good; ear Ttre and Souther n scored two run s '" Rubber tn Jackso n, Mtch , an d he's got a son who ts follow mg m l is half nf the fnsl mnmg on" ol' da d's footsteps v. ,ol k In leadoff batter Randy Joe Slack, who has JUSt been name j to the Ali..Slate team m W,1rncr, d s1ng (r bv ThPtss :m Mtchtgan, set all kmds of scm mg records this past wmter at Lumen Chrtstt Ht gh School m Jackson . He lj;ls broken the school's season scormg record of 462 potnts and the ctty record of 469 pomts. In all , Joe tallied 627 potnts and led his Tttans to a 19-7 record and appea rance m the state quarter fmals Th e 6-3 Junior forward, ,;ho pulled tn 10 rebo unds per game By DENN Y FOBES also holds the Chn st1 ca reer record wllh 894 pmnls, and he sttll LOGAN - The Me tgs has another season to go Marauders opened the 1974 Joe, 17, has been playing the hardwood sport smce he was 8 SEOAL baseball season on a and began hts career m Akron, OhiO, when he played for the So~ sour note here Thursday afof Goodyea r League m the Rubber Ctty te r noo n . dr op pin g d J-2 Larry Brown, former star guard for the Goodyear Wmgfoots, dectston to the Logan Cluefonce the powerhouse of AA U basketball, was Joe 's first mta iiis structo r Brown IS now the head coac h of the Indtana Pacers of th e ABA. Joe, who ts also proftctent m the classroom wtth a 3 6 average, says, according to the Jackson Cittzen Patriot, "I would like to play ma1or college ball The game IS and ha s always bee n my first love m athletics " EASTERN - The Eas tern A:; for hts relati onship wtth hiS fa ther m the cage acll vtty, he Eag les cracked seven stratght satd, " Dad never forced me to play and has been a great source smgles tn the th ird 10mng afte r of encouragement." two ba tters were out to pla te Th e Slacks' oldest son, Chuch, now a sophomore at Central fiVe runs e-nroute to a '9--6 Michigan Uruvers1ty, also put hts name tn the Chrtslt record tnumph over the Symmes books, srormg 215 points and settmg records of most rebounds Vtkmgs here Thursday Valley pe r season, 218. and most rebounds for one game, 21 afternoon But back to dad. The wm, the Eagles fourth m How ma ny of you " old timers" can recall the enltre 1946-47 five starts, keeps them atop the Pomer oy squad which fini shed wtth a 12-2 mark and won for SVAC diamon d stan dtngs wtth Pomeroy the first league ti tie smce the I936 campa1gn? 2-0 loop mar k a How about a startmg lineup wtth Slack m the middle, Btl! and With the score knotl<>d at 2-2 Phtl Ohlmger at the guards, and Btl! Lehew and Elmer and two down m the thtrd, Houdashelt at the forwards. Easte rn third baseman Steve The roach was Hernd on Wtlks, wtth the rest of the team Goebel smgled, fo llowed by a consistmg of John Werry, Dtck Rosenbaum , Alfred Sap11, Pat siiigle by Mik e Harr is, sconng Hennessy, Bob Ha\\ley a nd Pat Sttv ers The managers were Goebel a li the " ay from fi rst on Jack Leifheit and Wtlbur Rossell the htt and run That squad made tt to the district tournament at Ohto Ham s took second on the Umverstty before bemg deratled by Portsmouth, 47-39. throw to the plate, and ca me The Panthers stayed even wtth Portsmouth the first quarter home on a smgle by Phtl hefore droppmg beh10d 29-20 af mternussion. It seems, accordmg Bowen, With Bowen takmg to long ago wr1tten accountil of the game , that the Portsmouth second on the throw to the pla te hoard strength was too much for the Meigs Counttans who got off was too late to get Ha rrts that only one shot each trip down the cour t John Sheets then siiigled, Slack's senior year, the Panthers were 8-0 Willi his departure drtvmg III Bowen and Sheets from the squad The team fmished the season wtth stx straight took second on the throw to the losses, winding up wtth an 8-6 record. pla te. fo ll owed by a Greg But Slack, who IS the son of Margaret Slack who restdes on Batl ey sin gle, " 'th Ba tl ey Mulberry Ave.m Pomeroy, and the late Harley Slack, went on to ta kmg second on the throw to bigger and better thmgs, starr10g for the Marshall ThWidermg the plate Herd 10 the ea rly 1950s He averaged 21.8 rehoWids per game A Rob Barber smgle moved from 19li2-:i6 and set an NCAA major college record of 25 5 Batley to third where he was caroms per game m 1955, a mark which still stands dnven tn on a SIIIgle by Randy Hts four year NCAA rehoWid record withstood many Blake colleg1ate greats Wttil Jacksonville's Artis Gtlmore topped 11 10 the late 1960s. The Eagles had taken a 2-1 lead m the ft rst mnmg off Slack also scored well for Marshall , pumptng in 15 pomts per Symmes Valley starter and game as a freshman and sophomore, 19 ppg as a JWitor and 23.6 his senior year loser Jaye Myers on a wal k to Following graduallon from Marshall, he played four seasons Ttm Kuhn , tnple by Goebel and a Vtktng throw iiig error, the With the Goodyear W10gfoots, and m 1960 was named to the AAU lone Symm es Valley m1scue of All·Amertca team, and was a ftrst alternate along wtth John the day Havlicek (re: the Ohio State Buckey es and Boston Celttcs) on the 1960 Olympic team. The Eag le s, meanwhile, commttled 9errors on the day. Charley called 11 quits 10 1962 followmg a tour of the Middle East and Europe wtth the Wingfoots. beg iiimng III the ftrst mmng Now, at a trim 6-5, he's got plenty of tune to follow hts "chtp when th e VIktn gs touched off the old block" through tbe scholastic and collegtate cage Eastern star te r Don Etchmger ranks for a solo run Greg Estep walked, stole second, and on a ground out to rnng pi.J ii.'d tluce more runs 111 the f om th on smglcs b} Vt·r n 0 1d ~Hlcl Youn).( clnd L1 Wd lk ro Warner ('u r n l:i dU fu s11111 ,111 cr r 11 r bv McL1dcm•s .tl SC < 11r1d !trl , , Sl id! f)Jy /111 I;,~]J fr ~.;e fuur Pel S!i( s Hlll(lrl Wol fe 'I orn<Jd(l co.-1c h tn Jly led the Rob cab w1th two smg les wh1le Tun Lul.lS .md Bruce 1\rnetL hwJ the on!) Sou t lle r n t.,HlH~ sltowcfl stg ns of l umg 1\ull \t'd 11ff dnd r<rtthed smd , Sc1\ re p1tc hed <t good r csulled [rum c1 wal k . :-;to len g~une 'It 's gu1Ki to see we're b.1 se and s tn~lr by Mitch f1nallv tutfmg dov.n tm fiU J Nt•c~se ~ lll iS'-<:tkes 'Jhell WH S JU St the fhe tss lf'd the Tor ni:ido ;;~ t­ ~tpposrtc VIC \ \ of Bob(<tt 111entor ~Jck w1 th three hll'i 1n f oUl Sp rCJgue We're JU St m:tklllg tnps Sctyre hctd two fm f our too m.my mental ctnd ph jSI(,d C:~nd Ord tY ;(t for thr ee Hud son er r or s ' he sLt rd Wdiked. stole st•t·cmd (!ltd ca me honw on a !>Ingle uff the ba t of lnsw g plldtcr Cldv Hudson Hudson Sl'llll'CI on a th ruwmg l'rr ol b\ Cd l dll'r Greg Dun- KvgN Cref'k t ~S U((l other Bobca t s<Jfc li es Sayre was the wmrnng p!t~.:her 1-Jr o:: h awk 1o11t c.: &>'"', .,.vi bac k v. 1th I.Jne SCUll' Soutl ~e rn 201 100 1- 7-U-2 K Cree k 200 002 x 4-4-1 I W1 and Dunrm~ Hudson (L) and Wtse ~y re ' ltll SUtf JIId \\tldl y went lo rnfleld hi t b) (.l'll- 11[( <HHI !11ft.'\\ thl fl l 1111 clll lf' l fte ldi•l D.t \.C Wt 1lfc Udu i L' Hu k SlniJm I \\c,dked 111 J oc~d lht' bd Sl'S- SC I (JtH / M1k e b••su lr.tn NPss(• il Odd then h1t" l rmt r lltg fh l 11 l ig ht frdt/ \\/lll/ 1 \\,I S hlo\\ 11 b.u. k 11 c~t 1 tlw rnf1t.:l d ,Htrl rlll!ppc,tl b<:lv. ePn tht (J ut s h ctt.:hccj <.~I Ills 11 f t hr 11gh t flclr h~ r .tiHJ SC' t Ond IJ tSC illcln ,· sc. wrn g t\ult drtd W ul fe \\ltll StobcJ rl l<rklll g ll11rd ( ;d l v c:cmgc ttwn fc~ rmed to end thf' poles 111 shallow n ghl field, nght cen ter and deep ce nt.>r field, wa s sparked by the f 1re bdll Cl~~efta iii per forman ce of n ght lmnder Mitch also, ta kiiig Ius ftrst Joss of the w1 th1 n three at 7-4 Ill the ftfth mmngs, an d g1vmg up tw o run s Tcrr) Pme sw gled and went on two h1ls and two wa lk s wh 1le to second on an e rror by str1 krng out one Bowen, the Eagle catcher Goebel came on m the second Myers then siiigled to score and we nt one and two th trds Ptne, followed by a wa lk to mmngs, y1eld mg JUSt one h1t, Benn ett and run scormg a v. h1le wa lkwg one and fcw mng st ngle by McCar ty Eastern came back one w 1th Mt.' lgs h.td d chdnCt.; to Ill' ttlll sevC'n lh \\hl'JI, \\ 1lh unc {) Ill p1rrc.:h Iu tte r Andv F:n gl rsh struck out but r e<~ c he d f1 rst {I ll Ius thn d slrrk e \\hr eh wild ''·IS .t p1td1 Marauder batters, many on and alt hough he g,JVc up mne t\ul t then \\ d iked puttin g called lhtrd stn kes h1ts, t hey wer e st: a ttc red r um•cr s tm frr st ~nd second Wng ht \\ ent dll the way to thro ughout every 1nmng except \ \ r th one out ~km evPI the nex t ge t the vtetury. wl11le Me1gs the ft ftii when the Ch1efta10 s 1\\(J M rll d IHi f' l s \\ hi ffeel I 0 evul JUn ior Perk Aull'olent the n•ute wen l down 10 or der the l. ug ,~n loop r ec~~ rd dl 1-1 Eagles In 9-6 triumph NEW YORK (UP() - The New York Kmcks wtsh hotshoo t10g Archte Clark had waited unlll next season before fl exmg hts sconng muscles. Clark , a Kmcks' nemesis of long stature, pu t the Capi ta l Bullets into a contendm g position for tonight 's opemng round playoff !male m the bestof-seven sertes With a 2Q.pmnt burst Wednesdti y mght that lied the se t at 3-3 Clark's beardmg of the New York defense was hts way of break10g out of a playoff sl ump. He scored only 18 points 10 the previous five fi rst round Eastern Conference playoff games wtth the Kmcks and. there was doubt he could regam the sta rtmg guard post lion from Kevm Porter A shoulder separalton and an elbow IOJury pared Clark's value to the Bullets dur10g the regular season and t! appeared the Km cks could eastly take Capital for the ftf th lime m stx playoff sertes. "We'll ftnd out who wants it most tomght," satd Clark, who kept hts cool whtle Porter agitated the offtctals mto \.W.I S I he Wnght who gave up JUSt three Se(lSOn l11 ts and struck out 15 Ault \\alked JU St one ba tter The_ game , pi d) cd on the L ngt~n f1c1'd wh1 ch requires ou t f~e lde 1 s to dodge uhhty • Knicks, Bullets clash for title Wll/1 .1ftt:1 Wtr gh t tr !Cd tc, p!Ck h11n Ill! Cell Chiefs get past ·Marauders 3-2 the second baseman, Easte rn fo l!j JWI d IJy ~• s h rk( llUI (wd g1ounU rtut lm l'k I<J HH.: prldH.' r 1\u JI, Steve Holter then ca me on m two III the home half of the stxth on the f ou r th , gmng two a nd t\\O a Kuhn smgle, Goebel doub le th1rds mmngs, and y1eldmg t\\O and Harrts siiigle r uns on four htts C:~nd three The Vtkmgs came back with "alks He struck out three two m the seven th w hen Sheets then threw for one and Bennett was hit by a pttch and one third mm ngs, g1v mg up l\\O McCa rty reached safe ly on nn runs on one h1t He s truck out error by the Eastern shortstop, none wh1le v. al kmg none Randy Bla ke On U1e play, Jaye Mye rs we nt th e Be nnett came all the way dista nce for the V1 kan gs, g1vmg around to score. w1th McCarty up all 9 r un s on 16 hits He takmg second on the play at the struck out th1 ee and wa lked plate ~au ! Brown the n two , reached safe ly on anot her The Eag les face the Kyger Eastern error , scormg M(- Creek Bobcats Monday at Car ty w1th the fmal run of the Eas te rn game S Valley 110 020 2--6 7 1 The Eag les banged out 16 Eastern 205 002 x- 9 16 9 ht ts, led by Goebel and Ham s Myers and Pine Eich inger, wtth three htls each III four Goebel f21. Holler (4). Sheets tn ps to the pla te Han1s w~re f6) and Bu" en all sing les. willie Goebel • cracked a smgle, double a nd triple. • Othe r top h1tters were Bowen wtth t,; o stngles m three at bats, Sheets wtth two smgles 10 four tnps, and Bob Ba rber w1th two htts m two attempts Bailey, Hannum . Kuhn and Blake all added a safety each Don Etchtnge r started for the Eag les, gomg one and a thtrd 'Loga n Jumped out tu d 2-0 Ml'l gs IS 0-1 111 the SF.OAI. lead tn the thud \\hen Ker·n Meadows, v.ho went thref' fo r fo ur on the day , led off w1th ,m 111f1eld smg le Terry Let.tsul e h1ts thu!:ie cor11mg off the b.ll s then for ced Mead ows at second . fo ll owed bv a John Corby gt ounder to· shorts top M1ck Davenport Davenport s n lllg thr ow to ftrst baseman Gdr) George wa s Lea s ur e. wild, w1 th who had sto len second base j:lrevwusly, bem g POMEROY BOWLING LAN 6...S ~ IW/lll l lht Sl Xt/t Wr IJ~ ht ,1s two .tnd 1\\ o 11f their MORNING GLORIE S Aprtl 2, 1974 Team P o m1 s N ew ell Su no co 136 E xcel'> tor Otl Co 1n C1bbs Gr oce ry 110 B & J A uT o P ari S 1?0 Pocklrng l on Const 104 Sp cn c.e r ' s Mkt 94 H qh lnd Game Marlene Wil so n 191 Marlene Wr1son 179 H ICJh lnd Sror 1('<;. Mar l ene W l son 518 Sa l l y L ambert 499 Tfl a m H gh Game C. 1bb s Groce ry BOl Te am H tgh Se r 1es Groce ry 2l193 r "''" " oo2 100 o- Aul! ,urd d l ld ( lJI 1 b! FREE COIN BANK (SJ· Retaii Value) When you SIOO 00 1n Pa ss book Acco unt or a dd to yo ur acco un t depOS it a · !lew Sav1ngs presen t . W1rgh t ~c~ve up JU st tlu et.' of Nt>sse h O <.~d, Wul fc ,lfHl cafcllcl M rck Ash v.h o l111ed a smgle ro 11ght m tile f1 rs1 mWr 1ght str uck out 15 wtule wa lkm g JUSt 2 !Hilt )lcldcd rune lnl-; wh1l e \\ dlkm g JUSt one He st1uck out ftvc. Tile M{lrauders nex t gd me 1s 92 Asl. Wn g llt r WPI Meigs Co. Branch @ The Athens Cou n t y Savmg s & L oan Co 196 Sec ond St Pomeroy , Oh• o awarded home plate,and Corb1 Tuesda) \\hen the) truve l to ta ki ng second • .lctckson to face the h onmen Wnght then lined a s1ngle to Me1gs 000 002 0- 2 3 'I left. sco11ng Corby Wh ile Wrtght was re ttn ng 13 Marauder batters 1n a r ow , the Ch1efta1 ns made It 3-0 Ill the fourth on a single by J tm Kemper , f or ce out, wa lk, and single by Meadows But the Ma rauders 1allied The MEIGS INN Th e most JWJJLtlur n i~ ht cluh in th e tri-count y ;1reu ;,, tn·owl to BAUM'S prei> ellt th e ret urn oj' GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS Chester, 0. 985-3301 TONIGHT 10 TIL 2 SurpriseI has a • EHII t• ~ HALF-QUARTs ower s IC~r --~ than ftrst baseman Greg Staley threw to tht rd to try and get Estep movmg from second to lhtrd The throw got pas t thtrd sacker J ohn Sheets, scortn g Estep tagging htm wtth four fouls m Sy mmes Valley ta llied ' the strategic stxth game an other rW1 m the second m Clark played 36 mmutes, the kn ot to the count at 2-2 on a mos t playmg hme he's had Sheets error allowmg Rodn ey with the Bullets in two years Benne tt to reach safely, He was the Archte of old as he followed by a BtU McCarty Royal Crown penetrated the Kmcks mtddle double, scormg Bennett Bottling Company or lofted long Jwnpers wh1le connecting on seven of 14 field After Eastern took a 7-2lead Middleport with that ftve run thtrd mmng, goal attempts the V1kmgs came back to - Whtle Clark was rtddllng the Knick defense, Elvm Hayes and Wes Unseld took charge of the boards. They helped Capttal fashwn a 23-5 margm in offensive rebounds that ktlled Knick hopes of wrapping up the sertes m s1x games "That's where we lost the battle , under the boards," satd Walt Frazter , who led New York 10 sconng with 25 points and ts the team's second lead10g rebounder 10 the Reason 5. If the IRS st ould', call you pla yoffs wtth 47 retrteves. in for an audit, H & R BloCk will go "Every shot they missed, they with you, at no additional cost. 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I '' • �• • '~- 5- TbrDalh Sentonrl.Mtddlepool k. u,IU OI ll Aplll1 2, t971 Tht• D.nl) St•tHIIwl, Mld<llt•potl l'nn111 "', 0 , Apnl12, 1974 • Today's Sport Parade Murtaugh j·u st a bit worried II\ MIL IIIN Rli'HMAN t PI Spur1s F.dnur H' ~110 ~rt.LLINO AUGUSTA, Ga 1UP!) - The last pu son m I he ~<orld Art Wall Jr , ever would try to foolts htmself and, bemg the t) pt ill " till' last thmg he'd ever dots wear oul hiS welcome He won the Masters 15 ~ears ago, "hich has brought h1m a measure of presttge he sttll CITJoys but -.hat pleases htm ' as much 1f not 11101 e, IS that h1s bygone vtdor y keeps Cdrmng tum an annual mvttatwn back here Art Wall doesn't fool htmself He's 50 oow and he's aware the natura) agmg process prevents U-PI Spurts Wnh.' r Num hdl ant Dannv Murthe mana~er who s LciUg h p.tr(o"l to rocktng chaors smm.•t arne~ looks as If he posed fm thus(' y. hdt mr \\PI!) > posters But as s' L~J a fJ1L WOI ned , "bout the Pittsburgh Porates' shaky start thos season Murtau~h keeps msostmg the Ptrates need JU St one vtctory to t"V{'n Mnrt::"~nl.!h lng lO ~Ct JU Sl I .t•ctg uc S l'dSll'rn DIVISIOn I he).,_ str et( hrri thc1r pcrf~.:ct 1 eeo rd 'I hursddy mghl 'I ht v H' pl.wt>d fuur games and Ius! thC'm ..~11 Slcvl.' Hogen; wbo was so 1mp1 e~~1ve m the second half of li.isl season for Montrea l aft~ r hem!! (~J! I 1(! up from lhc I Ii lEitH s, tossed il s tX·hJtt~r at the heavy-hottong Porates lor a 5-I lttumph It sure would help to ge t that forst won ' Murta ugh sa od 'I tlunk that's all we need to turn lh ts thmg around I can't remembet gettong off to a v.or(l(' stm I but I don! really haH an; records tn buck me up, him from hlllmg the ball as far and stratgh t consistently as he did 15, 10 or even five years ago Locked mstde htm ts the dtsqutetmg kno" ledge he makes errors now on the course he never used 10 make They are the gpt sta r trd same kmd of mental ones Arnold Palmer, Juhus Boros and Sam The P1ra tes though, are Snead also make when fallgue chtps away at thetr reflex acttons, havmg all kmds of trouble but hke the three of them , however, Art Wall frequentlv rubs out gettmg o t You'd never know those errors wtth plam, old-fashiOned destre the; 're supposed to be the He makes sure to brmg a httle extra nelpmg woth hom team to heat m the Nattonal everytune he comes back here Ball In Sand Trap Somehow he has ot m the tack of hos mmd the people who run the Masters wouldn 't appreciate hun hackmg around the course Maybe Art Wallts roght about thos feelmg he has, but whether he ts or not , the best way he knows of to guard agamst IllS to play the very best he can here He was the 27th player m lhe Masters' field of 78 m Thursday's opemng round, playmg together woth Ill-year-old Gary Koch of Temple Terrace, Fla , who was makmg hos ftrst appearance m AUGUSTA,Ga tUPil - The felt the btrdoe~at Nos 12 and 13 the event Masters leaders rel:ld more hke Wall put hiS white wooden teem the ground on the forst hofe and wet e the key ~o his round who's that than who 's who, but wasn't at all surpnsed to fmd the same lamthar fluttenng m the 3 Tic Nicklaus Jack Ntcklaus IS nght where ptt of hts stomach he has encountered m all past 16 ttmes he has I could very easoly have you'd expect hom to be__.,lose played here thrown the enllre round away at hand He straoghtened up, looked toward the top of the holl where he on those two holes, ' soghed 1 he pacesetter, gomg onto hoped to place hiS ball, took his customary one practice swmg Colbert woth rehef "Gettmg today's second round, IS a and let go out of trouble hke I dtd made slumpy Kansan named Jtm No good the r.ound " Colbert who ts relatovely His ball strayed toward the sand trap on the nght Worse yet, At the par three 12th , Colbert unknown despite havong won the ball landed m 11 overshot the green and thought three tournaments m nme Ball Hits Boy he moght be m water But the years on the PGA tour Wall's shot out of the trap was more trouble He bladed the ball ball halted on the crest and a The three runnerupsand htl a little boy m the gallery, a 13-year-old b; the name of 25-foot chop shot went m the Hubert Green, Hale lrwtn and Bobby Voelker When Wall reached the boy, he found htm crymg, hole He had to come through a Don Iverson-are pretty much more m pamc than m pam clump of trees at the par ftve m the same boat Green sttll 13th after nearly gomg mto Fortunately, the ball had struck the boy on the fleshy part of has trouble gettmg people to his rtght leg When Wall saw he had done no real damage, he was water agam spell his name correctly Even relieved He ftshed three balls out of his bag and gave them to the I made one tcrnble shot and though he won the Bob Hope boy three super shots at 13," satd Classoc and at Jacksonvolle The kid beamed Colbert, who added that he earlier this year, people kept Art Wall had a pnvate little talk woth himself before makmg consodered tl a thnll whenever mostakong hom for Bert his next shot he shot a 67 ''even m practice • Greene, also lll thos tour" Settle down Don't let thts upset you " Ray Flo)d,Gene Lit tier, Dan nament ' He took a bogey 5 on the forst hole and nullified that woth a Sokes and Frank Beard-all Colbert, who has won less btrdte on the second He parred the thtrd, then put a two-oron shot better known than the than $14,000 so far thts year, on the green , 40feet from the hole, on the par three fourth leaders- were toed wtth closed strong m Thursday's Walllmed up hts putt, stroked the ball firmly but smoothly and opemng round to post a :;. Nocklaus at 3 under par. Btlly It went stratght miO the cup Casper and Art Wall, a patr of under-par 67, the ftrst lime he " Now that's a ruce surprtse " veteran former champions, had broken par m three An Uphill Hole were m a group at 70 and Gary .Masters' appearances Okay, here was No 5, par lour and a toughte Player, only foreogner ever to Green, Irwm and Iverson all The hole goes uphtll, then doglegs left, alter whoch ot flattens wm the Masters (1961), and and levels out The green ts a mghtmare It has a deep undulatwn • had 68s, woth lrwm gettmg his Tom Wetskopf were m another by runrung off a stnng of ftve m the front and then rolls away m the back On Thursday, to group at 71 as 2J out of 78 stratght btrdtes on the back make tta little harder, the pm was m the left rear starters broke par mne of the ;;un-swept Augusta Instde Art Wall, the wheels were turnmg Natoonal Course " The wmd IS blowmg m my face, but tf I can make a good But all four had to be uneasy swmgand not let the ball go too far to the nght, I won't be on any Ntcklaus, lour-ume champwn trouble " and pre-tournament lavonte, Wall pulled hts dnver out of hts bag and lrud the ball m the was only two strokes off the center of the fatrway The Waltama Whole Falcons pace-and that's because he stole almost at wtll Wednesday " Wtth the wmd and everythmg, I'm m good posttton, about mtssed a number of the sort of evemng on l<tkong a tw on btll 240 yards out Let me look at my card-marker now I figure I've putts he usually makes woth from the North Galha Porates got another 220 yards from here " ease Rtck Hesson won hos eoghth Nocklaus Optimtstoc straoght game m the opener as "Early m the round, I wasn't he polchcd a two htt shutout aggressove enough woth my The Whole Falcons pounded out puttmg," satd Nocklaus "! eleven htts and stole 14 bases to mossed some stlly httle putts won the ftrst game by a But, I would have been whoppthg 14-11 score satoslted with my round if I In the mghtcap Danny hadn't bogeyed 18 (where he Harmon gave up three mtssed a 12-footer) " unea rned runs on JUSt three Ntcklaus made tt clear he hots to record hos thtrd vtctory expects condtllons to favor him of the season Wahama over those ahead of htm the managed on ly four hots but next three days stole seven bases oncludmg two "If the greens speed up, as thefts of home pia le t'o notch expected, tt wtll favor the thetr lwelflh "on of the season better, more expenenced woth a 6-3 won players," satd Ntcklaus And, Wahama os now 12-4 on the who ftts that btU more than he ? year Colbert, delighted last year FIRST GAME to make the cut here, satd he NG 00000-0 24 felt playmg m two prevtous WHS 352 12- 14 11 0 Masters helps hts chances this Hesson ( WP) 8-0 Welch ttme (LP) "When I came here thts year, SECOND GAME I felt I had served my ap- NG 030 000 0-3 3 0 prenllceshtp," he sa1d WHS 105 000 0-6 4 2 The 32-year-old Colbert had Harmon (WP ) 3-1 Gardner stx bordtes and only one bogey ILP) m Thursday's round But he Colbert .tops. Masters field Falcons take pair from NG ANOTHER GOOD IUY FROM IAKIR'S BAKER ' FURNITURE SW captures second ' conference victory Midlllpart, 0. Southwestern posted ots second wm m three league SPECIAL INVITATION ATTEND RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EASTER SUNDAY • SUNDAY SCHOOL ................... 9:30AM WORSHIP....... ..... .................... .10:30 AM (Broadcast Live , Over WMPO Every Sunday) YOUNG PEOPLE ....................... 6:45 PM EVANGELISTIC SERVICE ............. 7:30 PM WEDNESDAY SERVICE ............... 7:30PM wmners Kept Halley was four-forfour for the Wtldcats Wednesday, Soull1western wtll play a doubleheader at Meogs Score by Innings sw 103 000 0-4-9-1 HT 001 000 1-2·7·2 Batlenes - (SW) T Carler and R Crouse tHT ) Hesson a"d Shaffer EVERYONE, IS WELCOME AT OUR CHURCH REV. UOYD D. GRIMM, JR.1 PASTOR . I 'l I lhou~h d1d fmd potdnng of Dock Eilts Pttclung 1s !he PllL~burgh problem and Lhc P1rates t:an use a good season from the controversial Ellos who s slopJJ<'li wcanng hos haor cwlcrs on the foeld this vcar Murt augh saod, ' I thought Elhs looked good If he can pllch that well all )ear Ill be lmppv l: lhs saod, 'I felt pretty good out there Rut then I always feel good at the sta rt of the season 1 hose new (cowhide) baseballs feel a ltttle fatter Ron Faorly always hils me pretty good That double he hot was a pt tc h sox mches off the plate and he went out and got It ' Fatrly drove m the two runs off Ellis woth a double and a Tigers hand Yanks first defeat, 4-l By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Pubhc rccog mloon keeps elud ong Joe Coleman Over the las t three years there have been !e-. pitchers as effecllve as the 27-year-old Coleman, yet the Detroot To gers' roght-hander gets nowhere near the pubhcoty gtven othc1 p1 ommcnt Amen can League hurlers hke Mockey I ohc h Jtm Palmer Catfish Hunter or Nolan R)an For example, durong the last three seasons Coleman has won 62 games, whtch os on ly one less than Loltch, Palmer and Hu~ter and 12 more than R;an Yet desptle these tmpressove statistics Coleman remams a forgotten man on the eyes of most or the baseba ll pubhc Coleman had a spectacular chance lo lose that shgma and gam mstant natwnal accla im Thursday when he came wothm ft ve outs of potchmg the forst n<>-holter by a Detroot potcher m To ge r Stadtum sonce 1952 Coleman lost hts chance wtlh one out on the etghth when hght lnttmg Gene Mtchael slapped a 3-2 ptlch up the rmddle for a smgle Coleman even lost hts shulout m lhe mnth when Roy Whole htt a leadoff homer foo the Yankees' only other hot Coleman wasn't that upset about losmg the no-hotter, hov.ever "A h, no-hollers usually bnng bad luck woth them, " he qutpped "! had a 1-2 count on Mtchael, then gave htm a forkball, fastball, !orkball-<oll hogh I had to come m wtth a fastball on 3-2 and you have to gove hom credtt because he htl It " Coleman, beshng Mel Stott- • ' Big 10 race is wide open Kelly may be next CLEVELAND (UP!) Cleveland Browns runmng back Leroy Kelly may be one of the next targets of the World Football League Kelly's attorney Carl Character confirmed Wednesday the WFL has been mqmrmg about the veteran player In the meantime, Kelly, whose contract wtth the Browns exptres April 30, IS expected to meet wtth owner Art Modell next week to detenmne hos future Last year 11 was thought Kelly would stgn a spectal contract wtth the Browns, probably throwing him mto the scouting area, If he decided to retrre thiS year at the age of 31 But the WFL could change Kelly's rmnd about hangmg up his cleats Kelly reportedly professed a destre to contmue playmg wtth a warm weather VACUFLO Vacuummg •s a headpche Make It a lot eas1er now 'FOREMAN & ABBOTT PH 992 5231 12 • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • Free Booklet GIVE HER Well known celebnt1es from all walks llf l1fe te ll fh<llr personal stories of tnumph 1n the1r f1elds because they overcame thetr hearing 1~'--c~- AN EASTER CORSAGE Ber!tl~1 I om Hnbtn~on Mugragt:' M1 itlld M1 s Olden Thdxton Dcula Dcdnno~ Keith o~nd Ke\ m Whl tc AnMndd c111d M~thdel Hu ssell Mt ,md Mt s Ru.-st:' ll Roush Shr11 un Cllld\ D,ll'ltl ond Ed cl oe Jeff ~fillet Edrh Rousl1 And thr He} M1 and Mrs Slm elr.., Birthday observed RAC INF. - Mt and Mts G A Deem en te1laiiled \\lth Many Colors and Combmatrons TalC Pa1d HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE by Pho.ne 992 5776 Syracuse, Oh10 KAY MOTOROLA I I Cabtnet of h1gh tmpact plasttc woth Walnut graon fonosh Deluxe tnm Concealed handl e Motoro la Bnght Pt cture Tube 5 x 3 Speaker Cart mctuded Dtmenstons of set only 17 Y4 H, 23 3/a W, 19 :Ya D Model WP551 OKW CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Shock resistant with unbreak· able mainsprings Quasar Portable Ensemble WERNER RADIO &T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' i Somd~in~ n~w from ~arolina ilrown or bly e dial and strap 12•n Dudley's Florist dlal1nd stup ucn F:ASr I ETAR'l - rhe an Ec1 ste1 egg hunt of the E, ,t I eta t t Uno ted MethodiSt Chln ch Sunclav School ""s he ld Wednesda\ mght on lhe fat m of Pete Shoelds fakm g part m the hunt \\ere Ettc and Melissa Stover Robm Sauvage, Dtx oe Dugan Molly, Lari\ and Am) Fisher, Vane and Tt a C) Beeg le P"lty, Dove Betl.t Pete Brad and Jane Robmsun Ali cia Van Mc le 1 Rowe nd and A.ng1e Garten Decmna DarIa Kevm .tnd Kcoth Whtte Buckey and Ca t ol Fo sher Mtke and J ohnme Roush , Angte Htll Ketth Ha)nwn Debboe Susoe, John Jeff Ernte Ed and Arlene Selle! s .. .. Jacques Brei on tap at Ohio University AIHENS - The Altve Compan; woll bro ng the mus1ral Jacq ues Brei Is Alive and Well and Ltvmg m Pa n s' to Memonal Aud otonum Aprol 17 The shu" os based on the Iyn es and co mmentary of Jacques Bt el, a Belgoan poetmustctan llvmg tn Parts He IS consodered the leading chanson mer of France Hts musoe speaks of all facets of the human condotoon In hos apohtocal \lay Btel wntes se 1JOus ly of love lunehness death , hypocrosy , pit) and love He songs of hos love for people and hos respect for hie He IS an en terta mer \\ho happens to be a poet Enc Blan and Mort Shuman both fnends and admorers of Btel have Amettcanozed Ja cques Brei on th os ' Buokless" musiCian The1r success can be measured by the fact that Jacques Brei has four and one half yea rs on Broad\\ a) The show has also been equally well recetved tn other maJOr ctlles The Ahve Company os now on Its second yea r of tourmg colleges and umvers1hes In the U S and Canada Under the dorechon of Wayne Adams, a graduate of Oh10 Umversol; , the cast has received rave revoews along the way Tickets are avaolable at the Memoroal Audoloroum Box Office of Ohoo Umversll) Box Office hours are Monday through Froday, J.4 p m ca ll 594 3471 Smokers ' clinic slated ATHENS - Assostance to smokers seroous about tryong to contr ol reduce or ehminCite then smokong hab ots Will be offered m a 'Smokers' Chmc" begonmng Aprol 23 at Ohoo Umvers1ty Fac ul ty members and graduate students from the psychology department woll descrobe a number of reductoon or wothdra-.al programs \\hlt' h have proven to be effecttve m a vanety of so tuatoons Then, a program woll be tatlored to meet the needs of each parheopant Detatled procedures wtll be explamed at the ftrsl meeting accordmg to Dr Jerry Peterson , the clime s director The dtn\C IS bemg sponsored by the Umverstty 's Office of Workshops Regostrahon tn formatiOn may be oblatned by ca lhng 594-4907 Ladies meet APPLE GROVE - 'Easter Seremty" was the program topoc used b; Mrs Etleen Buck at a recen t meetmg of the Apple Grove Umted Methodost Women Takmg part were Mrs Roberta Thaxton and Mrs Buck woth Mrs Jan Norns at the poano Members sa ng "C hrost Arose " There was a poem, "Easter Messenger ' by Mrs £etty Shoveley, the legend of the dogwood tree by Florence Smoth, and a prayer b Mrs \ EASTER BuNNIES AND BABY CHICKS AND SUPPLIES Rabbtt MODERN SUPPLY 9~2 399 W Moun Sl 2164 "\ Pomeroy , 0 T HE S•T ORE WI-H At L K INDS OF STUFF -· FOR PET S, $Tt8LES LARC.E & SMALL AN IMA LS LAWNS A~p roAR [IF N< I ' l• I I bedUIJfll .tttun prOJCcl by lite frail Garden Club rnemht r s 11 <I mec t1ng I ucsdc~:r mght o~t lhc home l>~f Wmdm~ Mrs p,,t Ihun~tl lr • c hc~r ge of the pr UJCd for Lh(' ( lub \\Ill be ..Mr s. Nc~no \ 'I tllti!Hllllg Jt <.kt: ICiJSesniOe ttJ20 pd w1t11 ,JlltUI!Ict1H.: IJ ~uls IIH SS IOil , l5 ptt and w1th t:Vl:l} hunclre<J !)Ounds of we1 gh t 1 tu 2 [Jl I She also Sd td tho I gas Cdn !}(.' sHved h:r lumt1ng speVtl a\.CJid!ng, qu1 ck stops dTlli sldr ts, keepmg the cc~r 1n tunc und us1ng r,nlt.d tues M1 s 'l crrdl \\ciS rwmcd to h.tvc the Green rhumb Notes for M.i\ l \Uth Mrs John Deeth dlld M1 s Thompsr!ll to have the June 4 nnllo progrdlll 'l hCJHOgJillll b) Mrs terrell \\ciS on m<:~king ctttra c ll ve fhme 1 i.lrr:.~ngemenl'i She s.11d t h c~t 1 11tctc ~tlng flnv.er dJI,mgemenb be the\ U\ al per pcnd1culdl or t1 wngular can ddd glamour to am room casuctl or fm mul Ce nterp1e1 es sl10uld match the muuc.l of the CXCilSIOn ,md be c~llrclc ll ve hom c~ll s1des and fm a s1t dov.n dtnner the:r should be lm\ cill d cmay from dishes Mrs lcr re ll spoke uf low cost c~rrangernent.s usmg J on~ ld slJng fo hag_e and f1 esh cut fl cm c1:; She !)<Jid the Tigh t Culhns Mr~ Add<dou !~\\IS .md Mrs WJimCJ I e 1 rei! of the uv1c (.'O rnnuttee P,1rtiupat1un tn rhe Re~att.a £\ oy, er shov. 1n June v..1 s d1scussed Mt s Ac11 on Kelton, Regwn 11 cil recto r of the 0 A G C reported on a 1 ece nt board mtel1ng .md announced the state conven tiOn m Cmclnnclli Jul} 11 Aug 1 and 2 She also noted the sp nn g rcgwn al meeting this mon th al MeAT lhUJ and noted thc1t the lum:heon wil l be $3 50 Ec!Ster devotiOns b, MI S Thorn" usmg M"rk 16 opened the meetmg and member s responded to 10ll CCJll b) namm g their favonte sp1mg flov.er M1s Ahce Thompson ' tonta lncr \\I ll co mplmH~ nt chspla)ed s pnng flo\\e fln g phmt marena ls and seltmg s bu lbs mcl udmg uu ieltcs of .tnd that ror 1n fo 1mal lilies the fluwenng almond .11 ran gcmcnts almost anytlung daf£od1ls , tulips h\ acmths 111 lhe k1tchen cabinet tan bt: Gardenmg tips for Apn l used for the contamer BasiC pnnc 1ples of were given by Mrs Ruth Moore who sugges ted planting dfl ang1ng she sa 1d combme cool weather vegetables and fr e~.:dom of cxp1 ess1on t~nd flowers and new lawn n o~,~; She common sense Des1gn means smd begomas should be sW. rted the ove rall pattern scc1le ondoot s, that grass should be mea ns keepon g I he rnov.ed l'h mches high and arrangement 1n prupm ttun to that co ld frames shou ld be the contamer , P 2 t1mes \\lder prepcu cd for settmg ou t hi.IT ely and 1 1!. t1mes h1ghet a nd a nnu a ls later this month b<Jl<:~nce 0:1nd color c~ckl to the Cabbages and omons can also be set out she noted Mrs Doll; Ha) cs gave the eco logy message uswg 111 forma hon from the Automobtl e EmtssJOn Control DivisiOn She spoke of exhausts the1r haz '" rd to healtn and then commented on gas mtleage not1ng that w1th a1r con gene ra l appcc.trance , In s he !; Ugges ted :-;tw twg w1th the tallest flower fllld y,orkwg do\\n, be careful thdt the fl r,wers du not lea n ctgc~1nst edch other and that U1cv don't face the same wa} Me< Thoma se rved a salad courst• \\ 1th the ass istance o l1eo <htldren, Suzan and Kelly Mo s Hobert Miller wa> a d lf ctnglnl-( guest Have A Happy Easter! 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MIDOU:~ OHIO P 5 It's almost swtm It me We have a II you need for a balhtng sutl Anniversary dinner held The anmversary dmner of !he Moddleporl Foremen s Awo hCJry \\C:JS held Iecentl) at the Me1gs Inn wJt h 14 members attendong After the dtnner, members returned to the hre house for a busmess meetmg conducted b) Mrs Ethel Lowery, presod ent A whole elephant sa le was held and a thank-you card from Mrs Myrtle Hamson was read A goft was presented to Mrs Patty Kloes, past presodent A dessert course was served Buck Mrs Donna Holl presoded at the busoness meeting woth Moss Voeky Ables govmg a report on the book, ' Women on Church and Soctely ' The secrel<try and treasurer's reports were goven by Mrs Bess Parsons A get-well card was sogned by the members for Joyce Whole, and a rummage sa le was planned for Apnl 111-20 The sale woll be from 9 a rn to 4 p m Thursday and Fnday and un til noon Saturday The borthdays of Mrs Roberta Thaxton and Mrs Shorley Ables -.ere observed Durong the soc oal hour members worked on rugs Refreshmen Is were served by Mrs Norn s and Mrs Thaxton to those named and Mrs Dorothy Roseberry, Dolly Wolfe, Mrs Iona Hupn, Mrs Allee Balser, Mrs Bertha Robmson and a guest, Tracy Norns .:••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . NOW! ••• INGELS APPLIANCES : .• .• - ~~ : To The Great • .. •• : REAL LIYE.·- • Pet Dosh. Rabbot Pellets, Litter. Remedoes . Bunme Salt Spools. MIDDUPORT, 0. ( ,!llti St ,lplng the II CV. Pumuo) Fire Dcptlllfll(llt ~!(J tlllll on Bultern ut t\vt \\ci S !,1hn 1Jn d ~ a UVIC • : REMOVAL SALE ~A closeout of all our famous brand appliances before : - BUYS! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 592-6238 ~-:; The Re\ Ctlld Mrs How~lrd Shtvelev at tended along -.oth the class teac hers, thetr .tssistants and mothers m lludm~ Mi s D01Is Adams Mrs Belt\ Van Meter Mrs Yvonne Garten Mrs Mar) Roush Mr s Eula Wolfe, Mr s Belva Ftshcr Mrs Nora Pterson, Mrs Sue Beegle, Mrs Sally Htll Mrs Focoe Hayman M1 s June Stover Mrs Ei leen Roush, Mrs Hazel Fox and Mrs Mabel Shoelds Followong the hunt the group went to the chu rch baseme nt 11 here the Rev Mr Shiveley showed two f1 lms one on lhe Ug l) Duckhng and the other on J tmtn) Cnckel Refreshments v.e1 e served nu~ l 1Jiuulli • Bath Products • Candles • Candle Bases • Stenters :- ~ Egg hunt is held BEST OL~-:fa.s~ion~~ Crimson rid PHONE: 59 N. Second St Mtddleport. o. SATUHDAY CAR WASH dl S)rdc use ftre Sl<ttoon from 10 a m to 5 p m s pons ored b¥ Svr acuse Mme1 !W ille Pon~ J ec~g u e BAKE SA l lC tn old bank butldtng at Ru tl and ft om9 a m to noon Sponsored by So l\Ct Ctrcle Semor Co hzons Stol l ava ilable"' c foiled and unfilled E.1slcr baskel< CAR WASH at- Welket s Ashland from 9 a m to 4 p m sponsored b\ Mei gs Cheetleadet s . SUNDAY SUNHISE SERVICES "' Bethlehem Bapltsl Chut ch, Rt 2 Racmc , 6 30 am hght breakfast to foll ow Worsh1p servoce at 9 30 an d Sunda) School at 10 30 SU fTO!\ Melilodost Church breakfast at 7 .10 .1 m Sunda) School 9 45 worship service 1l a rn Steve' Wilson n11mster SUNRISE Set voce, 6 00 a m Enterpnse Umted Mcthodost Chuo ch followed b) breakfast Public "elcome DEDICATlOJ\' Set voces at Ftrst Church of God Sy t acnse, 2 30 p In ReV!\ al SCI VICeS Snnda) lhrough Apnl 20, 7 JC p m no ghtlv The Rev Chalmer Con ie) , Ga ll tpo lo s e\ange hs t Specw l s1nglll g edc h evemn g Public mv1ted OHIO VAI J EY Co mmanderv 24 Km ghls Templar 6 15 a rn at Pome1 oy Motor Co pat kuog lot before attenclmg sum 1se se1\Ices at Gra ce Ep iscopal Cl1urch Kn1 ghts \\ ea1 un1 fo J ms \\ IIhout sword s MONDH MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS and P1 ofessJOnal Women' s Club, 7 30 p m , at offtce of Co lumbt a G,lS Co woth legisla ti ve cu mnutte e w charge Ma r; Bacon, ..ork stud) coord o ~r of Meogs and Galha Countoes htgh schools Will spea k on the program NommatJOn of officers and d1scusswn on state conv entiOn Heft eshmenl< MEIGS Band boosters, 7 30 p m m the band room TUESDAY CHESTER PTA , 7 30 p m at Ches ter Elementary School Cultuoal Art do splay In· sla llatwn of offtcers Everyone onvo ted to attend Refresh ments SALISBURY PTA , 7 30 p m at the school Dr Wtlson G Bowers ped1atnctan. Holze1 Medocal Center "tll be the speaker Ne\\ offocers be Installed Refreshments wtll be served -. Mllldlcport Cacfettc l'roop 185, meetong at the home of Mrs Jl:lmce Gibbs, le<tder, carried out the emergenf'y preparedness rha llengt> 1he Prnergenc1es tH.:i! led v.erc Conmc Balley w1th an arm lacerd toon ~ e ntda Gobbs wol11 a burn, and Kathy Manley who fCimled Completmg the reqmrernents of the challenge were Jenntfer Wose Vtrgonoa Burchett Carron Baoley, Juhe Kotchen, Julie Byer Tro na Gtbbs pnd Jo McKinney Recently th~ gtrls oJ I r!!Op 185 assosted the Meogs Count; untt of th e Amencan Cancer Sooely woth a daffodil sale on the streEils of Moddleport Ml DDLEPORT TROOP 39 A WIENER ro"sl was planned for Mondav mght at the Legton Memonal Park, Mtll St , durmg a meetong at Heath Umtc'li Methodost Church thos week As a_ spectal Easter proJect, the members constructed crosses out of maca rom, sp rayed them gold and attached a hly Meg Lochary of near Chicago was a guest Scouts were remtnded to take thetr books to the next meetmg SALISBURY moop 100 NEW OFFICERS were elected at the Tuesday mght meetmg of Salisbury Jumors at the school They a re K;othy Moore, prestdent Cam olle Swtndell, voce presodent Linda Wolhams, secrctar) Carol Morns, treasurer, Laura Gaol Smoth, reporter Teresa Dorst, forst aod keeper, Joyce Baker, refreshment< and Renee Kaldore, games Members made Easter baskets out of molk cartons and completed refngeratot magnetoc decals Plans were made for a mother .daughter skatmg party Apr 2Q at the Skate-a·Way ronk woth the scouts to meet at l p m at the Sahsbury Church Linda Wtlhams had the pledge to open the meeting She woll gtve a bddge report at the next rneetmg and Mrs Walter Morns wtll talk on bocycle safety . t.s alwars ' .. lflltlluctnt framt WilliamS D1les Otles Heanng Ard Center Rtverstde Professtonal Bldg 444 W Un1on St , Alhens See Our Noce Selection md Ill HfG IS'IF: HED 1\'uoscs Assoc ia ti on of thr Holz(' l Medica( Center biJke sale 9 i::l m ro J p m 111 the old Bob Hu.~s Pontld C Bldg Ga lhpolt1; BAKE SALF: 9,1 rn to " dl K1 oger s Pome1 O} baked goods and co lo1 ed eggs, sponsored bv Helpong Hands of Entetpn se Umled MetllodtSI Churdt ' Come m Wnt~t or Phone for your FR.EE COPY Chtldren's $1.49 beglllnlllg el l 9 Club to do landscaping I By Charlene Hoeflich ·: YOUNG CORRECTION Mrs Stmon Johnson and not Mrs Pat Noel ts an alter nate to the Meogs County Council of Parenls and Teachers for the Pomeroy PTA The error w"s tn an account of the Pomeroy PTA mechng Monday mght 1mpa1rment $}98cash & From • carry I'IIIOAY ADU I I Cl"" R1 .1dbun l hu t t 11 uf Clu 1st 7 p m til the chuu.: h WU1HI'ASIF:RN Oho o Gospel Mus1r Ass{)( !a IJon b.1 kr Selle 111 frvn t of Kroger .s 1n Ll1e Si hei Rrulge Plaza K.lnc~ug.t ., ' Gl.rl Scout • DIary ;~ Calendar "'ll FASHION :l Carave11e·1 by Bulova Treat yourself to the shape ly new look In watches These Caravella charmers keep your wrlat In high fashion And al- d dmne1 part, m ob.senance of the bn thdav anmve1 sw v of thetr dau ghter Ge01 gw Smith at the ir Raunc residenc e Sunda; evemng Attendmg wei e L111 ry Snuth husband of the honored guest and then cluldten Peggy and Junwr Chester Mr and Mrs Charles Coz,trt .tnd daughter Tammy Co lumbus Mrs Golctoe Clendemn Mt and Mrs Btll Roush Portland Mt s Hoget Hlllhte and daughters, Aloce an d An11 Tuppers Plaons Mrs Ruth Taylor and Mrs Audrey Weddle who acted as hos tess Mt s R1tclue and Mrs Tayl or asststed woth the servmg others prcsentong gt fts to Mrs Smtih were Mr and Mrs George Hotte r Miner svllle, Mr and Mrs Huda Out st, Mt s Esla Roush Portland MUMS (Your Choice) 14 50 HANGING BASKETS (Your Cho1ce B 'SJ 00 10 $4 50 PETUNIAS OR VINING GERANIUM S POTTED BEGONIAS$1 00- GERANIUMS" oo POTTEDPETUNIAS50cloSI 00 pre pared to encourage AmencanS of all ages who suffer from uncorrected or untreated heanng loss to M1 .t nd Mt s Dlfl SC\ Pcll smls. 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Htll .md Deem Joe, Roush 1\11 s Oo lh Wol f(' Junm v Roffle Mt s F.olecn Buck Mos LOWEST PRICES-· TOP QUALIT\ Hair ways on time espec1ally Mrdrn~ EASTER SPECIALS The new shape of ~ SUCCESS STORIES Middleport EVJ26 . -;~~~Siii"i;~Vi;6l seek help \ ' Ironton edged Galhpohs 2-1 in a brtlhant pit· chers dual at Ironton Thurs day evemng stn~~th that hneup up there" J e ff Collms, 6-5 semor mound ace for the Tigers, Rogers saod • you can't zero ;n - a llowed three htts, Tanned 13 Blue Devils and on any on~ man, especoally walked four as Coach Mtke Burcham's lads upped wtth those lert.flanders, so you th e tr season record to 6-l lnstde the Southeastern have to bear down all the lime OhiO League, IHS remamed unbeaten m two starts My arm began to cool off on the The Togers are ln second stxth mmng but ot warmed up place, one half game behond mning trople, but died on third aga m on the etghth " In the other games, St LouiS league leadmg and unbeaten base swept a doubleheader from the Wellston The Rockets won Col hns, who hurled a perfect New York Mets 8-7 and 4-3, lhe or (hord s tra oght lea gue game agamst Logan last week Chocago downed Pholactelphoa encounter Thursday by lurmng -.as Jouched for smgles by 4-J, Allanta beat Los Angeles 6- back Ja<kson, 9-2 Brett Wolson m the ftlth, Perry In o(her SEOAL ga mes 1n the first and Gary Swam on 4 and Houston routed San Thursday, Waverl y wrecked the seventh Doego 9-1 In the Arnerocan League, delend tn g league champoon The Blue Devtls are now 1·2 Detroit beat New York 4-1, Athens ' mne-game, two-year on the year Insode the SEOAL, Molwaukee edged Cleveland 7- unbeaten streak woth a 3-1 GA HS os 0·2 Saturday, 6, Balttmore mpped Boston 7-6 voctory over the Bulldogs Galhpohs w1ll host Marysvtlle on 11 onnmgs, the Chtcago-Mm- Logan won ots forst loop game m a twmboll startmg at I p m nesota game was deadlocked 4- of the year by edgmg Meogs, 3· Thursday 's box 4 after stx mmngs when tt was 2 GAHS BLUE DEVILS Ill AB R H Jim Perry, Junior GARS Plaver- Pos ratned out and Callfornoa Leon Bnggs cf 3 1 0 hurler, hmtted the hard· Brett outlasted Texas 11-8 Wdson 2<> 2 0 1 3 0 0 hottmg Ironton Togers to lour Bill Holland ss J tm Perry p 3 0 1 hits Perry fanned seven and M1ke s.ck les lb 2 0 0 walked six Roger Dailey lb 1 0 0 Watson Jb I 0 0 GAHS drew fors t blood m the M1ke R1ck Barcus rf 2 0 0 tnotoal rung Leon Broggs Geo rge Holley rf 1 I) 0 Larry Sa nders c 3 0 0 walked Brett Wtlson and Btll Gary Swam If 3 0 I Holland went down swmgmg TOTALS 24 1 J IRONTON TIGERS (2) Jtm Perry smgled, scorong Player-Pas AB R H Broggs Sc ott Wylie c l 4 0 I Brown . ss 3 0 0 Ironton ca me nght back to Mike Jeff Br1ckey 2b 0 2 0 Iemyre "htle evemng hos toe 11 up 1-1 m ots half of the Larry Brammer lb 2 0 0 record at 1-1 , was aoded by a F a1rchlld If 2 0 2 ftrst Wtth two out, Jell Mark Dave Vaughn Jb 2 0 0 two-run homer by Mtckey Bnckey walked, stole second, Jeff Knebel c 3 0 0 Stanley as the Togers handed Bob Thomas rf 3 0 0 and scored oh the Blue Devols Jeff COllinS p 3 0 1 the Yankees thetr first loss of only error qf the game Bil l Houston pr 0 0 0 the season after four vocrories 26 2 4 The Togers scored what TOTALS Wmnmg pitcher Co ll 1ns In other Arnerocan League proved to be the wmmng run m Loser - Perry (0 2) Stnkeouts games, Mtlwaukee edged ClevelJ, Perry 7 Walks the thord rung Brockey opened -CollColl1ns in S .4 Perry 6 Error land 7-6, Baltomore mpped wt\]1 a walk, stole second and Watson , Stolen bases Boston 7-6 on II mmngs , thtrd , then scored on Mark Br 1ck.ey 4 Wylie Watson Wilson . Extra base h1ts Caltforma whtpped Texas 11-8 Fatrchold's smgle Coll•ns tnple Wyl1e double and Mmnesota and Chocago on base- GAHS 6 I ron ton Fairchild led Ironton's at- Left B played to a 4-4 he m a game lack with two singles In two Score bV 1nn1ngs that was called after stx GalliPOliS 100 000 0-1 3 l official trips Scott W) he had a Ironton 101 000 x-2 .4 0 mmngs because of ram lourth onnmg double off Perry Sl Loms took a doubleheader Collins slammed a second ft\Jm New York 11-7, 4-3, Philadelphia edged Chtcago 4-3, SPE'AKtNG OF Montreal beat Pottsburgh 5-I, Atlanta topped Los Angeles 6-4 and Houston routed San Otego 9-1 on NatiOnal League actoon Bre\\ ers 7, Indians 6 John Broggs drove on three runs wtlh a smgle and a homer as the Brewers handed the Indtans theor fifth straoght CHICAGO (UP!) - A wtde defeat Jom Colborn, who won open race begms today for the 20 games for Mtlwaukee last Btg Ten baseball champtonshtp season, was htl hard for the wtth defendmg champton MmAlong w1th the new second straoght lime and nesota, Mtchtgan and Indiana creat•ons 1n ha1r styling knocked out of the game m the posstbly a btl stronger than the are the ha~r fash1ons of the past, wh•ch have not ftrst mmng, but Jerry Bell other seven teams d1 sa ppeared but Simply turned m 6 2-3 mnmgs of oneFour doubleheaders wtll be achieved new vctr1atmns run rebel to get the vtctory played Frtday to get the 18 Orioles 7, Red Sox 6 game conference schedule unUnlike women of the Second baseman Doug Gnf- derway-Northwestern at Inpast. when ha1r sty l 1ng was rm 's throwmg error on a diana, WISconsin at Ohto State, 1u s t beg1nnlng, and potenttal double play ball Purdue at Michtgan State and decrs1ons were few because sty les were few the allowed Elite Hendncks to DlmoiS at Mtchtgan modern woman of today score the wmmng run m the Mtnnesota and Mtchtgan numerous and var1ed has lith onmng The Red Sox had were rated to have the top styles from wh1ch to tted the game In the last or the pttchmg staffs m the league choose She need not have lOth at 6-6 on Juan Bemquez' wtth Indtana probably the her ha 1r done like her home run , but Hendrocks more powerful hitting team ne1ghbor's unless she so des1res smgled to open the Ortoles' The Hoosters have the league 11th, moved to second when leading httter back m first Rtcl> Coggms walked and baseman Barry Burnett, who Let us g1ve your ha1r scored when Gnffm botched the averaged 471 last year. The beauty and d1stmcflon w1th relay portton of a routme No 3 httter also returns, one of the many new ha1r styles double play grounder WtSconsm centerftelder Tom Shtpley, who had a 446 average Ftve doubleheaders will be played Saturday, Iowa at Mumesota, Northwestern at Ohto State, IllinoiS at Mtchigan 21i E E.CON-0 ST West Coast NFL team if the State, Purdue at Mtchtgan and POMEROY, OHIO Browns no longer wanted him Wtsconsm at Indtana PHONE 992 7606 Modell apparently tsn't warned about losmg some of his 21 veterans to the WFL He tsn't rushmg to stgn them up, saymg, "Our door IS open and we wtll stgn veterans whenever 11 IS converuent for them~· He satd if some of his players are contacted by the WFL he hoped "they will have enough loyalty to come to me first " LETART FALLS - The Umted Melhodost Women of the Apple Grove Church held a lellowslup _dtnnet Saturda1 noghl at the Le lart Fa lls Commumly Center Tables for the donner "ere arranged m a cross shape\\ 1th hhes, a cross and a \\ tnte candle betng used as the centerpoece The Rev Howard Shoveley gave grace precedtng the donner The program wa s prepared tiy Mrs Rus sell Roush and songs were led b\ Dallas Htll At the ptano for the group stngtng of Chros t Arose," The Old Rugged Cross ' and 'Near the Cross was Mrs Roberta Thaxton . . . Scnpture was taken from Romans 16 Poems were 'He was One of Us' by Mrs Eoleen Buck "The Legend of the Forst Robm " by Mrs Shoveley , and "Calvary" by Mrs Canna H1ll A men's chorus sang • Knee l at the Cross' and on tha t group were Olden Thaxton , Bob Spencer, Dallas Htll, Russell Roush , Early Roush and the Rev Mr Shovele; There was group smgmg of 'God Be Woth You" and the )Ointng of hands on a ctrcle for ' Blest Be the Tie'' Attendmg were Mrs Jack Ables and Vocko, Mrs Ahce Balser, Bob Spencer, Delona Social ;::::,::::::::::::::::•:::'"'"'·=:· ~··=~ •, tl ' • outmgs Thursday evemng wtlh a 4-2 VICtory over Hannan Trace The Woldcats are 0-3 tn the SVAC It was a hectoc pttchers baltie - wmmng hurler Terry Carter whtlfed 15 Wtldcats and \\alked four Gene Hesson fanned 10 and walked four The Highlanders collected mne htts Hannan Trace seven A Jhree-run Jlutburst Jn the thtrd onnong by the Hoghlanders proved to be the btg dtfference Kop Lewos, Mtke Russell and Terry Carter each had two htts for the "onners Russell had all four runs batted on for the Murlauhh one lh mg to sm1le i:tbout- lhe ·v MW has meet Ironton defeats GAHS nine 2-1 tes lose fourth In row, ·.' e e our moving- Amana, Westinghouse, Norge, Gibson, Hardwick, Ktfchenaid, etc. Save dollars nQ.w. •: Prices Sl&;~ed •• j • : e e •: e To Move Them Before e : We MUST Move 'EMI : : SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 I"GELS F~RNITURE ~ APPLIA.NCE : • : 17' N SECOND ' • MIDDLEPORT : - ···~···~·~·····--•' ••············ ' ! .j ' �• • '~- 5- TbrDalh Sentonrl.Mtddlepool k. u,IU OI ll Aplll1 2, t971 Tht• D.nl) St•tHIIwl, Mld<llt•potl l'nn111 "', 0 , Apnl12, 1974 • Today's Sport Parade Murtaugh j·u st a bit worried II\ MIL IIIN Rli'HMAN t PI Spur1s F.dnur H' ~110 ~rt.LLINO AUGUSTA, Ga 1UP!) - The last pu son m I he ~<orld Art Wall Jr , ever would try to foolts htmself and, bemg the t) pt ill " till' last thmg he'd ever dots wear oul hiS welcome He won the Masters 15 ~ears ago, "hich has brought h1m a measure of presttge he sttll CITJoys but -.hat pleases htm ' as much 1f not 11101 e, IS that h1s bygone vtdor y keeps Cdrmng tum an annual mvttatwn back here Art Wall doesn't fool htmself He's 50 oow and he's aware the natura) agmg process prevents U-PI Spurts Wnh.' r Num hdl ant Dannv Murthe mana~er who s LciUg h p.tr(o"l to rocktng chaors smm.•t arne~ looks as If he posed fm thus(' y. hdt mr \\PI!) > posters But as s' L~J a fJ1L WOI ned , "bout the Pittsburgh Porates' shaky start thos season Murtau~h keeps msostmg the Ptrates need JU St one vtctory to t"V{'n Mnrt::"~nl.!h lng lO ~Ct JU Sl I .t•ctg uc S l'dSll'rn DIVISIOn I he).,_ str et( hrri thc1r pcrf~.:ct 1 eeo rd 'I hursddy mghl 'I ht v H' pl.wt>d fuur games and Ius! thC'm ..~11 Slcvl.' Hogen; wbo was so 1mp1 e~~1ve m the second half of li.isl season for Montrea l aft~ r hem!! (~J! I 1(! up from lhc I Ii lEitH s, tossed il s tX·hJtt~r at the heavy-hottong Porates lor a 5-I lttumph It sure would help to ge t that forst won ' Murta ugh sa od 'I tlunk that's all we need to turn lh ts thmg around I can't remembet gettong off to a v.or(l(' stm I but I don! really haH an; records tn buck me up, him from hlllmg the ball as far and stratgh t consistently as he did 15, 10 or even five years ago Locked mstde htm ts the dtsqutetmg kno" ledge he makes errors now on the course he never used 10 make They are the gpt sta r trd same kmd of mental ones Arnold Palmer, Juhus Boros and Sam The P1ra tes though, are Snead also make when fallgue chtps away at thetr reflex acttons, havmg all kmds of trouble but hke the three of them , however, Art Wall frequentlv rubs out gettmg o t You'd never know those errors wtth plam, old-fashiOned destre the; 're supposed to be the He makes sure to brmg a httle extra nelpmg woth hom team to heat m the Nattonal everytune he comes back here Ball In Sand Trap Somehow he has ot m the tack of hos mmd the people who run the Masters wouldn 't appreciate hun hackmg around the course Maybe Art Wallts roght about thos feelmg he has, but whether he ts or not , the best way he knows of to guard agamst IllS to play the very best he can here He was the 27th player m lhe Masters' field of 78 m Thursday's opemng round, playmg together woth Ill-year-old Gary Koch of Temple Terrace, Fla , who was makmg hos ftrst appearance m AUGUSTA,Ga tUPil - The felt the btrdoe~at Nos 12 and 13 the event Masters leaders rel:ld more hke Wall put hiS white wooden teem the ground on the forst hofe and wet e the key ~o his round who's that than who 's who, but wasn't at all surpnsed to fmd the same lamthar fluttenng m the 3 Tic Nicklaus Jack Ntcklaus IS nght where ptt of hts stomach he has encountered m all past 16 ttmes he has I could very easoly have you'd expect hom to be__.,lose played here thrown the enllre round away at hand He straoghtened up, looked toward the top of the holl where he on those two holes, ' soghed 1 he pacesetter, gomg onto hoped to place hiS ball, took his customary one practice swmg Colbert woth rehef "Gettmg today's second round, IS a and let go out of trouble hke I dtd made slumpy Kansan named Jtm No good the r.ound " Colbert who ts relatovely His ball strayed toward the sand trap on the nght Worse yet, At the par three 12th , Colbert unknown despite havong won the ball landed m 11 overshot the green and thought three tournaments m nme Ball Hits Boy he moght be m water But the years on the PGA tour Wall's shot out of the trap was more trouble He bladed the ball ball halted on the crest and a The three runnerupsand htl a little boy m the gallery, a 13-year-old b; the name of 25-foot chop shot went m the Hubert Green, Hale lrwtn and Bobby Voelker When Wall reached the boy, he found htm crymg, hole He had to come through a Don Iverson-are pretty much more m pamc than m pam clump of trees at the par ftve m the same boat Green sttll 13th after nearly gomg mto Fortunately, the ball had struck the boy on the fleshy part of has trouble gettmg people to his rtght leg When Wall saw he had done no real damage, he was water agam spell his name correctly Even relieved He ftshed three balls out of his bag and gave them to the I made one tcrnble shot and though he won the Bob Hope boy three super shots at 13," satd Classoc and at Jacksonvolle The kid beamed Colbert, who added that he earlier this year, people kept Art Wall had a pnvate little talk woth himself before makmg consodered tl a thnll whenever mostakong hom for Bert his next shot he shot a 67 ''even m practice • Greene, also lll thos tour" Settle down Don't let thts upset you " Ray Flo)d,Gene Lit tier, Dan nament ' He took a bogey 5 on the forst hole and nullified that woth a Sokes and Frank Beard-all Colbert, who has won less btrdte on the second He parred the thtrd, then put a two-oron shot better known than the than $14,000 so far thts year, on the green , 40feet from the hole, on the par three fourth leaders- were toed wtth closed strong m Thursday's Walllmed up hts putt, stroked the ball firmly but smoothly and opemng round to post a :;. Nocklaus at 3 under par. Btlly It went stratght miO the cup Casper and Art Wall, a patr of under-par 67, the ftrst lime he " Now that's a ruce surprtse " veteran former champions, had broken par m three An Uphill Hole were m a group at 70 and Gary .Masters' appearances Okay, here was No 5, par lour and a toughte Player, only foreogner ever to Green, Irwm and Iverson all The hole goes uphtll, then doglegs left, alter whoch ot flattens wm the Masters (1961), and and levels out The green ts a mghtmare It has a deep undulatwn • had 68s, woth lrwm gettmg his Tom Wetskopf were m another by runrung off a stnng of ftve m the front and then rolls away m the back On Thursday, to group at 71 as 2J out of 78 stratght btrdtes on the back make tta little harder, the pm was m the left rear starters broke par mne of the ;;un-swept Augusta Instde Art Wall, the wheels were turnmg Natoonal Course " The wmd IS blowmg m my face, but tf I can make a good But all four had to be uneasy swmgand not let the ball go too far to the nght, I won't be on any Ntcklaus, lour-ume champwn trouble " and pre-tournament lavonte, Wall pulled hts dnver out of hts bag and lrud the ball m the was only two strokes off the center of the fatrway The Waltama Whole Falcons pace-and that's because he stole almost at wtll Wednesday " Wtth the wmd and everythmg, I'm m good posttton, about mtssed a number of the sort of evemng on l<tkong a tw on btll 240 yards out Let me look at my card-marker now I figure I've putts he usually makes woth from the North Galha Porates got another 220 yards from here " ease Rtck Hesson won hos eoghth Nocklaus Optimtstoc straoght game m the opener as "Early m the round, I wasn't he polchcd a two htt shutout aggressove enough woth my The Whole Falcons pounded out puttmg," satd Nocklaus "! eleven htts and stole 14 bases to mossed some stlly httle putts won the ftrst game by a But, I would have been whoppthg 14-11 score satoslted with my round if I In the mghtcap Danny hadn't bogeyed 18 (where he Harmon gave up three mtssed a 12-footer) " unea rned runs on JUSt three Ntcklaus made tt clear he hots to record hos thtrd vtctory expects condtllons to favor him of the season Wahama over those ahead of htm the managed on ly four hots but next three days stole seven bases oncludmg two "If the greens speed up, as thefts of home pia le t'o notch expected, tt wtll favor the thetr lwelflh "on of the season better, more expenenced woth a 6-3 won players," satd Ntcklaus And, Wahama os now 12-4 on the who ftts that btU more than he ? year Colbert, delighted last year FIRST GAME to make the cut here, satd he NG 00000-0 24 felt playmg m two prevtous WHS 352 12- 14 11 0 Masters helps hts chances this Hesson ( WP) 8-0 Welch ttme (LP) "When I came here thts year, SECOND GAME I felt I had served my ap- NG 030 000 0-3 3 0 prenllceshtp," he sa1d WHS 105 000 0-6 4 2 The 32-year-old Colbert had Harmon (WP ) 3-1 Gardner stx bordtes and only one bogey ILP) m Thursday's round But he Colbert .tops. Masters field Falcons take pair from NG ANOTHER GOOD IUY FROM IAKIR'S BAKER ' FURNITURE SW captures second ' conference victory Midlllpart, 0. Southwestern posted ots second wm m three league SPECIAL INVITATION ATTEND RUTlAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EASTER SUNDAY • SUNDAY SCHOOL ................... 9:30AM WORSHIP....... ..... .................... .10:30 AM (Broadcast Live , Over WMPO Every Sunday) YOUNG PEOPLE ....................... 6:45 PM EVANGELISTIC SERVICE ............. 7:30 PM WEDNESDAY SERVICE ............... 7:30PM wmners Kept Halley was four-forfour for the Wtldcats Wednesday, Soull1western wtll play a doubleheader at Meogs Score by Innings sw 103 000 0-4-9-1 HT 001 000 1-2·7·2 Batlenes - (SW) T Carler and R Crouse tHT ) Hesson a"d Shaffer EVERYONE, IS WELCOME AT OUR CHURCH REV. UOYD D. GRIMM, JR.1 PASTOR . I 'l I lhou~h d1d fmd potdnng of Dock Eilts Pttclung 1s !he PllL~burgh problem and Lhc P1rates t:an use a good season from the controversial Ellos who s slopJJ<'li wcanng hos haor cwlcrs on the foeld this vcar Murt augh saod, ' I thought Elhs looked good If he can pllch that well all )ear Ill be lmppv l: lhs saod, 'I felt pretty good out there Rut then I always feel good at the sta rt of the season 1 hose new (cowhide) baseballs feel a ltttle fatter Ron Faorly always hils me pretty good That double he hot was a pt tc h sox mches off the plate and he went out and got It ' Fatrly drove m the two runs off Ellis woth a double and a Tigers hand Yanks first defeat, 4-l By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Pubhc rccog mloon keeps elud ong Joe Coleman Over the las t three years there have been !e-. pitchers as effecllve as the 27-year-old Coleman, yet the Detroot To gers' roght-hander gets nowhere near the pubhcoty gtven othc1 p1 ommcnt Amen can League hurlers hke Mockey I ohc h Jtm Palmer Catfish Hunter or Nolan R)an For example, durong the last three seasons Coleman has won 62 games, whtch os on ly one less than Loltch, Palmer and Hu~ter and 12 more than R;an Yet desptle these tmpressove statistics Coleman remams a forgotten man on the eyes of most or the baseba ll pubhc Coleman had a spectacular chance lo lose that shgma and gam mstant natwnal accla im Thursday when he came wothm ft ve outs of potchmg the forst n<>-holter by a Detroot potcher m To ge r Stadtum sonce 1952 Coleman lost hts chance wtlh one out on the etghth when hght lnttmg Gene Mtchael slapped a 3-2 ptlch up the rmddle for a smgle Coleman even lost hts shulout m lhe mnth when Roy Whole htt a leadoff homer foo the Yankees' only other hot Coleman wasn't that upset about losmg the no-hotter, hov.ever "A h, no-hollers usually bnng bad luck woth them, " he qutpped "! had a 1-2 count on Mtchael, then gave htm a forkball, fastball, !orkball-<oll hogh I had to come m wtth a fastball on 3-2 and you have to gove hom credtt because he htl It " Coleman, beshng Mel Stott- • ' Big 10 race is wide open Kelly may be next CLEVELAND (UP!) Cleveland Browns runmng back Leroy Kelly may be one of the next targets of the World Football League Kelly's attorney Carl Character confirmed Wednesday the WFL has been mqmrmg about the veteran player In the meantime, Kelly, whose contract wtth the Browns exptres April 30, IS expected to meet wtth owner Art Modell next week to detenmne hos future Last year 11 was thought Kelly would stgn a spectal contract wtth the Browns, probably throwing him mto the scouting area, If he decided to retrre thiS year at the age of 31 But the WFL could change Kelly's rmnd about hangmg up his cleats Kelly reportedly professed a destre to contmue playmg wtth a warm weather VACUFLO Vacuummg •s a headpche Make It a lot eas1er now 'FOREMAN & ABBOTT PH 992 5231 12 • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • Free Booklet GIVE HER Well known celebnt1es from all walks llf l1fe te ll fh<llr personal stories of tnumph 1n the1r f1elds because they overcame thetr hearing 1~'--c~- AN EASTER CORSAGE Ber!tl~1 I om Hnbtn~on Mugragt:' M1 itlld M1 s Olden Thdxton Dcula Dcdnno~ Keith o~nd Ke\ m Whl tc AnMndd c111d M~thdel Hu ssell Mt ,md Mt s Ru.-st:' ll Roush Shr11 un Cllld\ D,ll'ltl ond Ed cl oe Jeff ~fillet Edrh Rousl1 And thr He} M1 and Mrs Slm elr.., Birthday observed RAC INF. - Mt and Mts G A Deem en te1laiiled \\lth Many Colors and Combmatrons TalC Pa1d HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE by Pho.ne 992 5776 Syracuse, Oh10 KAY MOTOROLA I I Cabtnet of h1gh tmpact plasttc woth Walnut graon fonosh Deluxe tnm Concealed handl e Motoro la Bnght Pt cture Tube 5 x 3 Speaker Cart mctuded Dtmenstons of set only 17 Y4 H, 23 3/a W, 19 :Ya D Model WP551 OKW CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Shock resistant with unbreak· able mainsprings Quasar Portable Ensemble WERNER RADIO &T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' i Somd~in~ n~w from ~arolina ilrown or bly e dial and strap 12•n Dudley's Florist dlal1nd stup ucn F:ASr I ETAR'l - rhe an Ec1 ste1 egg hunt of the E, ,t I eta t t Uno ted MethodiSt Chln ch Sunclav School ""s he ld Wednesda\ mght on lhe fat m of Pete Shoelds fakm g part m the hunt \\ere Ettc and Melissa Stover Robm Sauvage, Dtx oe Dugan Molly, Lari\ and Am) Fisher, Vane and Tt a C) Beeg le P"lty, Dove Betl.t Pete Brad and Jane Robmsun Ali cia Van Mc le 1 Rowe nd and A.ng1e Garten Decmna DarIa Kevm .tnd Kcoth Whtte Buckey and Ca t ol Fo sher Mtke and J ohnme Roush , Angte Htll Ketth Ha)nwn Debboe Susoe, John Jeff Ernte Ed and Arlene Selle! s .. .. Jacques Brei on tap at Ohio University AIHENS - The Altve Compan; woll bro ng the mus1ral Jacq ues Brei Is Alive and Well and Ltvmg m Pa n s' to Memonal Aud otonum Aprol 17 The shu" os based on the Iyn es and co mmentary of Jacques Bt el, a Belgoan poetmustctan llvmg tn Parts He IS consodered the leading chanson mer of France Hts musoe speaks of all facets of the human condotoon In hos apohtocal \lay Btel wntes se 1JOus ly of love lunehness death , hypocrosy , pit) and love He songs of hos love for people and hos respect for hie He IS an en terta mer \\ho happens to be a poet Enc Blan and Mort Shuman both fnends and admorers of Btel have Amettcanozed Ja cques Brei on th os ' Buokless" musiCian The1r success can be measured by the fact that Jacques Brei has four and one half yea rs on Broad\\ a) The show has also been equally well recetved tn other maJOr ctlles The Ahve Company os now on Its second yea r of tourmg colleges and umvers1hes In the U S and Canada Under the dorechon of Wayne Adams, a graduate of Oh10 Umversol; , the cast has received rave revoews along the way Tickets are avaolable at the Memoroal Audoloroum Box Office of Ohoo Umversll) Box Office hours are Monday through Froday, J.4 p m ca ll 594 3471 Smokers ' clinic slated ATHENS - Assostance to smokers seroous about tryong to contr ol reduce or ehminCite then smokong hab ots Will be offered m a 'Smokers' Chmc" begonmng Aprol 23 at Ohoo Umvers1ty Fac ul ty members and graduate students from the psychology department woll descrobe a number of reductoon or wothdra-.al programs \\hlt' h have proven to be effecttve m a vanety of so tuatoons Then, a program woll be tatlored to meet the needs of each parheopant Detatled procedures wtll be explamed at the ftrsl meeting accordmg to Dr Jerry Peterson , the clime s director The dtn\C IS bemg sponsored by the Umverstty 's Office of Workshops Regostrahon tn formatiOn may be oblatned by ca lhng 594-4907 Ladies meet APPLE GROVE - 'Easter Seremty" was the program topoc used b; Mrs Etleen Buck at a recen t meetmg of the Apple Grove Umted Methodost Women Takmg part were Mrs Roberta Thaxton and Mrs Buck woth Mrs Jan Norns at the poano Members sa ng "C hrost Arose " There was a poem, "Easter Messenger ' by Mrs £etty Shoveley, the legend of the dogwood tree by Florence Smoth, and a prayer b Mrs \ EASTER BuNNIES AND BABY CHICKS AND SUPPLIES Rabbtt MODERN SUPPLY 9~2 399 W Moun Sl 2164 "\ Pomeroy , 0 T HE S•T ORE WI-H At L K INDS OF STUFF -· FOR PET S, $Tt8LES LARC.E & SMALL AN IMA LS LAWNS A~p roAR [IF N< I ' l• I I bedUIJfll .tttun prOJCcl by lite frail Garden Club rnemht r s 11 <I mec t1ng I ucsdc~:r mght o~t lhc home l>~f Wmdm~ Mrs p,,t Ihun~tl lr • c hc~r ge of the pr UJCd for Lh(' ( lub \\Ill be ..Mr s. Nc~no \ 'I tllti!Hllllg Jt <.kt: ICiJSesniOe ttJ20 pd w1t11 ,JlltUI!Ict1H.: IJ ~uls IIH SS IOil , l5 ptt and w1th t:Vl:l} hunclre<J !)Ounds of we1 gh t 1 tu 2 [Jl I She also Sd td tho I gas Cdn !}(.' sHved h:r lumt1ng speVtl a\.CJid!ng, qu1 ck stops dTlli sldr ts, keepmg the cc~r 1n tunc und us1ng r,nlt.d tues M1 s 'l crrdl \\ciS rwmcd to h.tvc the Green rhumb Notes for M.i\ l \Uth Mrs John Deeth dlld M1 s Thompsr!ll to have the June 4 nnllo progrdlll 'l hCJHOgJillll b) Mrs terrell \\ciS on m<:~king ctttra c ll ve fhme 1 i.lrr:.~ngemenl'i She s.11d t h c~t 1 11tctc ~tlng flnv.er dJI,mgemenb be the\ U\ al per pcnd1culdl or t1 wngular can ddd glamour to am room casuctl or fm mul Ce nterp1e1 es sl10uld match the muuc.l of the CXCilSIOn ,md be c~llrclc ll ve hom c~ll s1des and fm a s1t dov.n dtnner the:r should be lm\ cill d cmay from dishes Mrs lcr re ll spoke uf low cost c~rrangernent.s usmg J on~ ld slJng fo hag_e and f1 esh cut fl cm c1:; She !)<Jid the Tigh t Culhns Mr~ Add<dou !~\\IS .md Mrs WJimCJ I e 1 rei! of the uv1c (.'O rnnuttee P,1rtiupat1un tn rhe Re~att.a £\ oy, er shov. 1n June v..1 s d1scussed Mt s Ac11 on Kelton, Regwn 11 cil recto r of the 0 A G C reported on a 1 ece nt board mtel1ng .md announced the state conven tiOn m Cmclnnclli Jul} 11 Aug 1 and 2 She also noted the sp nn g rcgwn al meeting this mon th al MeAT lhUJ and noted thc1t the lum:heon wil l be $3 50 Ec!Ster devotiOns b, MI S Thorn" usmg M"rk 16 opened the meetmg and member s responded to 10ll CCJll b) namm g their favonte sp1mg flov.er M1s Ahce Thompson ' tonta lncr \\I ll co mplmH~ nt chspla)ed s pnng flo\\e fln g phmt marena ls and seltmg s bu lbs mcl udmg uu ieltcs of .tnd that ror 1n fo 1mal lilies the fluwenng almond .11 ran gcmcnts almost anytlung daf£od1ls , tulips h\ acmths 111 lhe k1tchen cabinet tan bt: Gardenmg tips for Apn l used for the contamer BasiC pnnc 1ples of were given by Mrs Ruth Moore who sugges ted planting dfl ang1ng she sa 1d combme cool weather vegetables and fr e~.:dom of cxp1 ess1on t~nd flowers and new lawn n o~,~; She common sense Des1gn means smd begomas should be sW. rted the ove rall pattern scc1le ondoot s, that grass should be mea ns keepon g I he rnov.ed l'h mches high and arrangement 1n prupm ttun to that co ld frames shou ld be the contamer , P 2 t1mes \\lder prepcu cd for settmg ou t hi.IT ely and 1 1!. t1mes h1ghet a nd a nnu a ls later this month b<Jl<:~nce 0:1nd color c~ckl to the Cabbages and omons can also be set out she noted Mrs Doll; Ha) cs gave the eco logy message uswg 111 forma hon from the Automobtl e EmtssJOn Control DivisiOn She spoke of exhausts the1r haz '" rd to healtn and then commented on gas mtleage not1ng that w1th a1r con gene ra l appcc.trance , In s he !; Ugges ted :-;tw twg w1th the tallest flower fllld y,orkwg do\\n, be careful thdt the fl r,wers du not lea n ctgc~1nst edch other and that U1cv don't face the same wa} Me< Thoma se rved a salad courst• \\ 1th the ass istance o l1eo <htldren, Suzan and Kelly Mo s Hobert Miller wa> a d lf ctnglnl-( guest Have A Happy Easter! 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MIDOU:~ OHIO P 5 It's almost swtm It me We have a II you need for a balhtng sutl Anniversary dinner held The anmversary dmner of !he Moddleporl Foremen s Awo hCJry \\C:JS held Iecentl) at the Me1gs Inn wJt h 14 members attendong After the dtnner, members returned to the hre house for a busmess meetmg conducted b) Mrs Ethel Lowery, presod ent A whole elephant sa le was held and a thank-you card from Mrs Myrtle Hamson was read A goft was presented to Mrs Patty Kloes, past presodent A dessert course was served Buck Mrs Donna Holl presoded at the busoness meeting woth Moss Voeky Ables govmg a report on the book, ' Women on Church and Soctely ' The secrel<try and treasurer's reports were goven by Mrs Bess Parsons A get-well card was sogned by the members for Joyce Whole, and a rummage sa le was planned for Apnl 111-20 The sale woll be from 9 a rn to 4 p m Thursday and Fnday and un til noon Saturday The borthdays of Mrs Roberta Thaxton and Mrs Shorley Ables -.ere observed Durong the soc oal hour members worked on rugs Refreshmen Is were served by Mrs Norn s and Mrs Thaxton to those named and Mrs Dorothy Roseberry, Dolly Wolfe, Mrs Iona Hupn, Mrs Allee Balser, Mrs Bertha Robmson and a guest, Tracy Norns .:••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . NOW! ••• INGELS APPLIANCES : .• .• - ~~ : To The Great • .. •• : REAL LIYE.·- • Pet Dosh. Rabbot Pellets, Litter. Remedoes . Bunme Salt Spools. MIDDUPORT, 0. ( ,!llti St ,lplng the II CV. Pumuo) Fire Dcptlllfll(llt ~!(J tlllll on Bultern ut t\vt \\ci S !,1hn 1Jn d ~ a UVIC • : REMOVAL SALE ~A closeout of all our famous brand appliances before : - BUYS! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 592-6238 ~-:; The Re\ Ctlld Mrs How~lrd Shtvelev at tended along -.oth the class teac hers, thetr .tssistants and mothers m lludm~ Mi s D01Is Adams Mrs Belt\ Van Meter Mrs Yvonne Garten Mrs Mar) Roush Mr s Eula Wolfe, Mr s Belva Ftshcr Mrs Nora Pterson, Mrs Sue Beegle, Mrs Sally Htll Mrs Focoe Hayman M1 s June Stover Mrs Ei leen Roush, Mrs Hazel Fox and Mrs Mabel Shoelds Followong the hunt the group went to the chu rch baseme nt 11 here the Rev Mr Shiveley showed two f1 lms one on lhe Ug l) Duckhng and the other on J tmtn) Cnckel Refreshments v.e1 e served nu~ l 1Jiuulli • Bath Products • Candles • Candle Bases • Stenters :- ~ Egg hunt is held BEST OL~-:fa.s~ion~~ Crimson rid PHONE: 59 N. Second St Mtddleport. o. SATUHDAY CAR WASH dl S)rdc use ftre Sl<ttoon from 10 a m to 5 p m s pons ored b¥ Svr acuse Mme1 !W ille Pon~ J ec~g u e BAKE SA l lC tn old bank butldtng at Ru tl and ft om9 a m to noon Sponsored by So l\Ct Ctrcle Semor Co hzons Stol l ava ilable"' c foiled and unfilled E.1slcr baskel< CAR WASH at- Welket s Ashland from 9 a m to 4 p m sponsored b\ Mei gs Cheetleadet s . SUNDAY SUNHISE SERVICES "' Bethlehem Bapltsl Chut ch, Rt 2 Racmc , 6 30 am hght breakfast to foll ow Worsh1p servoce at 9 30 an d Sunda) School at 10 30 SU fTO!\ Melilodost Church breakfast at 7 .10 .1 m Sunda) School 9 45 worship service 1l a rn Steve' Wilson n11mster SUNRISE Set voce, 6 00 a m Enterpnse Umted Mcthodost Chuo ch followed b) breakfast Public "elcome DEDICATlOJ\' Set voces at Ftrst Church of God Sy t acnse, 2 30 p In ReV!\ al SCI VICeS Snnda) lhrough Apnl 20, 7 JC p m no ghtlv The Rev Chalmer Con ie) , Ga ll tpo lo s e\ange hs t Specw l s1nglll g edc h evemn g Public mv1ted OHIO VAI J EY Co mmanderv 24 Km ghls Templar 6 15 a rn at Pome1 oy Motor Co pat kuog lot before attenclmg sum 1se se1\Ices at Gra ce Ep iscopal Cl1urch Kn1 ghts \\ ea1 un1 fo J ms \\ IIhout sword s MONDH MIDDLEPORT BUSINESS and P1 ofessJOnal Women' s Club, 7 30 p m , at offtce of Co lumbt a G,lS Co woth legisla ti ve cu mnutte e w charge Ma r; Bacon, ..ork stud) coord o ~r of Meogs and Galha Countoes htgh schools Will spea k on the program NommatJOn of officers and d1scusswn on state conv entiOn Heft eshmenl< MEIGS Band boosters, 7 30 p m m the band room TUESDAY CHESTER PTA , 7 30 p m at Ches ter Elementary School Cultuoal Art do splay In· sla llatwn of offtcers Everyone onvo ted to attend Refresh ments SALISBURY PTA , 7 30 p m at the school Dr Wtlson G Bowers ped1atnctan. Holze1 Medocal Center "tll be the speaker Ne\\ offocers be Installed Refreshments wtll be served -. Mllldlcport Cacfettc l'roop 185, meetong at the home of Mrs Jl:lmce Gibbs, le<tder, carried out the emergenf'y preparedness rha llengt> 1he Prnergenc1es tH.:i! led v.erc Conmc Balley w1th an arm lacerd toon ~ e ntda Gobbs wol11 a burn, and Kathy Manley who fCimled Completmg the reqmrernents of the challenge were Jenntfer Wose Vtrgonoa Burchett Carron Baoley, Juhe Kotchen, Julie Byer Tro na Gtbbs pnd Jo McKinney Recently th~ gtrls oJ I r!!Op 185 assosted the Meogs Count; untt of th e Amencan Cancer Sooely woth a daffodil sale on the streEils of Moddleport Ml DDLEPORT TROOP 39 A WIENER ro"sl was planned for Mondav mght at the Legton Memonal Park, Mtll St , durmg a meetong at Heath Umtc'li Methodost Church thos week As a_ spectal Easter proJect, the members constructed crosses out of maca rom, sp rayed them gold and attached a hly Meg Lochary of near Chicago was a guest Scouts were remtnded to take thetr books to the next meetmg SALISBURY moop 100 NEW OFFICERS were elected at the Tuesday mght meetmg of Salisbury Jumors at the school They a re K;othy Moore, prestdent Cam olle Swtndell, voce presodent Linda Wolhams, secrctar) Carol Morns, treasurer, Laura Gaol Smoth, reporter Teresa Dorst, forst aod keeper, Joyce Baker, refreshment< and Renee Kaldore, games Members made Easter baskets out of molk cartons and completed refngeratot magnetoc decals Plans were made for a mother .daughter skatmg party Apr 2Q at the Skate-a·Way ronk woth the scouts to meet at l p m at the Sahsbury Church Linda Wtlhams had the pledge to open the meeting She woll gtve a bddge report at the next rneetmg and Mrs Walter Morns wtll talk on bocycle safety . t.s alwars ' .. lflltlluctnt framt WilliamS D1les Otles Heanng Ard Center Rtverstde Professtonal Bldg 444 W Un1on St , Alhens See Our Noce Selection md Ill HfG IS'IF: HED 1\'uoscs Assoc ia ti on of thr Holz(' l Medica( Center biJke sale 9 i::l m ro J p m 111 the old Bob Hu.~s Pontld C Bldg Ga lhpolt1; BAKE SALF: 9,1 rn to " dl K1 oger s Pome1 O} baked goods and co lo1 ed eggs, sponsored bv Helpong Hands of Entetpn se Umled MetllodtSI Churdt ' Come m Wnt~t or Phone for your FR.EE COPY Chtldren's $1.49 beglllnlllg el l 9 Club to do landscaping I By Charlene Hoeflich ·: YOUNG CORRECTION Mrs Stmon Johnson and not Mrs Pat Noel ts an alter nate to the Meogs County Council of Parenls and Teachers for the Pomeroy PTA The error w"s tn an account of the Pomeroy PTA mechng Monday mght 1mpa1rment $}98cash & From • carry I'IIIOAY ADU I I Cl"" R1 .1dbun l hu t t 11 uf Clu 1st 7 p m til the chuu.: h WU1HI'ASIF:RN Oho o Gospel Mus1r Ass{)( !a IJon b.1 kr Selle 111 frvn t of Kroger .s 1n Ll1e Si hei Rrulge Plaza K.lnc~ug.t ., ' Gl.rl Scout • DIary ;~ Calendar "'ll FASHION :l Carave11e·1 by Bulova Treat yourself to the shape ly new look In watches These Caravella charmers keep your wrlat In high fashion And al- d dmne1 part, m ob.senance of the bn thdav anmve1 sw v of thetr dau ghter Ge01 gw Smith at the ir Raunc residenc e Sunda; evemng Attendmg wei e L111 ry Snuth husband of the honored guest and then cluldten Peggy and Junwr Chester Mr and Mrs Charles Coz,trt .tnd daughter Tammy Co lumbus Mrs Golctoe Clendemn Mt and Mrs Btll Roush Portland Mt s Hoget Hlllhte and daughters, Aloce an d An11 Tuppers Plaons Mrs Ruth Taylor and Mrs Audrey Weddle who acted as hos tess Mt s R1tclue and Mrs Tayl or asststed woth the servmg others prcsentong gt fts to Mrs Smtih were Mr and Mrs George Hotte r Miner svllle, Mr and Mrs Huda Out st, Mt s Esla Roush Portland MUMS (Your Choice) 14 50 HANGING BASKETS (Your Cho1ce B 'SJ 00 10 $4 50 PETUNIAS OR VINING GERANIUM S POTTED BEGONIAS$1 00- GERANIUMS" oo POTTEDPETUNIAS50cloSI 00 pre pared to encourage AmencanS of all ages who suffer from uncorrected or untreated heanng loss to M1 .t nd Mt s Dlfl SC\ Pcll smls. 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Htll .md Deem Joe, Roush 1\11 s Oo lh Wol f(' Junm v Roffle Mt s F.olecn Buck Mos LOWEST PRICES-· TOP QUALIT\ Hair ways on time espec1ally Mrdrn~ EASTER SPECIALS The new shape of ~ SUCCESS STORIES Middleport EVJ26 . -;~~~Siii"i;~Vi;6l seek help \ ' Ironton edged Galhpohs 2-1 in a brtlhant pit· chers dual at Ironton Thurs day evemng stn~~th that hneup up there" J e ff Collms, 6-5 semor mound ace for the Tigers, Rogers saod • you can't zero ;n - a llowed three htts, Tanned 13 Blue Devils and on any on~ man, especoally walked four as Coach Mtke Burcham's lads upped wtth those lert.flanders, so you th e tr season record to 6-l lnstde the Southeastern have to bear down all the lime OhiO League, IHS remamed unbeaten m two starts My arm began to cool off on the The Togers are ln second stxth mmng but ot warmed up place, one half game behond mning trople, but died on third aga m on the etghth " In the other games, St LouiS league leadmg and unbeaten base swept a doubleheader from the Wellston The Rockets won Col hns, who hurled a perfect New York Mets 8-7 and 4-3, lhe or (hord s tra oght lea gue game agamst Logan last week Chocago downed Pholactelphoa encounter Thursday by lurmng -.as Jouched for smgles by 4-J, Allanta beat Los Angeles 6- back Ja<kson, 9-2 Brett Wolson m the ftlth, Perry In o(her SEOAL ga mes 1n the first and Gary Swam on 4 and Houston routed San Thursday, Waverl y wrecked the seventh Doego 9-1 In the Arnerocan League, delend tn g league champoon The Blue Devtls are now 1·2 Detroit beat New York 4-1, Athens ' mne-game, two-year on the year Insode the SEOAL, Molwaukee edged Cleveland 7- unbeaten streak woth a 3-1 GA HS os 0·2 Saturday, 6, Balttmore mpped Boston 7-6 voctory over the Bulldogs Galhpohs w1ll host Marysvtlle on 11 onnmgs, the Chtcago-Mm- Logan won ots forst loop game m a twmboll startmg at I p m nesota game was deadlocked 4- of the year by edgmg Meogs, 3· Thursday 's box 4 after stx mmngs when tt was 2 GAHS BLUE DEVILS Ill AB R H Jim Perry, Junior GARS Plaver- Pos ratned out and Callfornoa Leon Bnggs cf 3 1 0 hurler, hmtted the hard· Brett outlasted Texas 11-8 Wdson 2<> 2 0 1 3 0 0 hottmg Ironton Togers to lour Bill Holland ss J tm Perry p 3 0 1 hits Perry fanned seven and M1ke s.ck les lb 2 0 0 walked six Roger Dailey lb 1 0 0 Watson Jb I 0 0 GAHS drew fors t blood m the M1ke R1ck Barcus rf 2 0 0 tnotoal rung Leon Broggs Geo rge Holley rf 1 I) 0 Larry Sa nders c 3 0 0 walked Brett Wtlson and Btll Gary Swam If 3 0 I Holland went down swmgmg TOTALS 24 1 J IRONTON TIGERS (2) Jtm Perry smgled, scorong Player-Pas AB R H Broggs Sc ott Wylie c l 4 0 I Brown . ss 3 0 0 Ironton ca me nght back to Mike Jeff Br1ckey 2b 0 2 0 Iemyre "htle evemng hos toe 11 up 1-1 m ots half of the Larry Brammer lb 2 0 0 record at 1-1 , was aoded by a F a1rchlld If 2 0 2 ftrst Wtth two out, Jell Mark Dave Vaughn Jb 2 0 0 two-run homer by Mtckey Bnckey walked, stole second, Jeff Knebel c 3 0 0 Stanley as the Togers handed Bob Thomas rf 3 0 0 and scored oh the Blue Devols Jeff COllinS p 3 0 1 the Yankees thetr first loss of only error qf the game Bil l Houston pr 0 0 0 the season after four vocrories 26 2 4 The Togers scored what TOTALS Wmnmg pitcher Co ll 1ns In other Arnerocan League proved to be the wmmng run m Loser - Perry (0 2) Stnkeouts games, Mtlwaukee edged ClevelJ, Perry 7 Walks the thord rung Brockey opened -CollColl1ns in S .4 Perry 6 Error land 7-6, Baltomore mpped wt\]1 a walk, stole second and Watson , Stolen bases Boston 7-6 on II mmngs , thtrd , then scored on Mark Br 1ck.ey 4 Wylie Watson Wilson . Extra base h1ts Caltforma whtpped Texas 11-8 Fatrchold's smgle Coll•ns tnple Wyl1e double and Mmnesota and Chocago on base- GAHS 6 I ron ton Fairchild led Ironton's at- Left B played to a 4-4 he m a game lack with two singles In two Score bV 1nn1ngs that was called after stx GalliPOliS 100 000 0-1 3 l official trips Scott W) he had a Ironton 101 000 x-2 .4 0 mmngs because of ram lourth onnmg double off Perry Sl Loms took a doubleheader Collins slammed a second ft\Jm New York 11-7, 4-3, Philadelphia edged Chtcago 4-3, SPE'AKtNG OF Montreal beat Pottsburgh 5-I, Atlanta topped Los Angeles 6-4 and Houston routed San Otego 9-1 on NatiOnal League actoon Bre\\ ers 7, Indians 6 John Broggs drove on three runs wtlh a smgle and a homer as the Brewers handed the Indtans theor fifth straoght CHICAGO (UP!) - A wtde defeat Jom Colborn, who won open race begms today for the 20 games for Mtlwaukee last Btg Ten baseball champtonshtp season, was htl hard for the wtth defendmg champton MmAlong w1th the new second straoght lime and nesota, Mtchtgan and Indiana creat•ons 1n ha1r styling knocked out of the game m the posstbly a btl stronger than the are the ha~r fash1ons of the past, wh•ch have not ftrst mmng, but Jerry Bell other seven teams d1 sa ppeared but Simply turned m 6 2-3 mnmgs of oneFour doubleheaders wtll be achieved new vctr1atmns run rebel to get the vtctory played Frtday to get the 18 Orioles 7, Red Sox 6 game conference schedule unUnlike women of the Second baseman Doug Gnf- derway-Northwestern at Inpast. when ha1r sty l 1ng was rm 's throwmg error on a diana, WISconsin at Ohto State, 1u s t beg1nnlng, and potenttal double play ball Purdue at Michtgan State and decrs1ons were few because sty les were few the allowed Elite Hendncks to DlmoiS at Mtchtgan modern woman of today score the wmmng run m the Mtnnesota and Mtchtgan numerous and var1ed has lith onmng The Red Sox had were rated to have the top styles from wh1ch to tted the game In the last or the pttchmg staffs m the league choose She need not have lOth at 6-6 on Juan Bemquez' wtth Indtana probably the her ha 1r done like her home run , but Hendrocks more powerful hitting team ne1ghbor's unless she so des1res smgled to open the Ortoles' The Hoosters have the league 11th, moved to second when leading httter back m first Rtcl> Coggms walked and baseman Barry Burnett, who Let us g1ve your ha1r scored when Gnffm botched the averaged 471 last year. The beauty and d1stmcflon w1th relay portton of a routme No 3 httter also returns, one of the many new ha1r styles double play grounder WtSconsm centerftelder Tom Shtpley, who had a 446 average Ftve doubleheaders will be played Saturday, Iowa at Mumesota, Northwestern at Ohto State, IllinoiS at Mtchigan 21i E E.CON-0 ST West Coast NFL team if the State, Purdue at Mtchtgan and POMEROY, OHIO Browns no longer wanted him Wtsconsm at Indtana PHONE 992 7606 Modell apparently tsn't warned about losmg some of his 21 veterans to the WFL He tsn't rushmg to stgn them up, saymg, "Our door IS open and we wtll stgn veterans whenever 11 IS converuent for them~· He satd if some of his players are contacted by the WFL he hoped "they will have enough loyalty to come to me first " LETART FALLS - The Umted Melhodost Women of the Apple Grove Church held a lellowslup _dtnnet Saturda1 noghl at the Le lart Fa lls Commumly Center Tables for the donner "ere arranged m a cross shape\\ 1th hhes, a cross and a \\ tnte candle betng used as the centerpoece The Rev Howard Shoveley gave grace precedtng the donner The program wa s prepared tiy Mrs Rus sell Roush and songs were led b\ Dallas Htll At the ptano for the group stngtng of Chros t Arose," The Old Rugged Cross ' and 'Near the Cross was Mrs Roberta Thaxton . . . Scnpture was taken from Romans 16 Poems were 'He was One of Us' by Mrs Eoleen Buck "The Legend of the Forst Robm " by Mrs Shoveley , and "Calvary" by Mrs Canna H1ll A men's chorus sang • Knee l at the Cross' and on tha t group were Olden Thaxton , Bob Spencer, Dallas Htll, Russell Roush , Early Roush and the Rev Mr Shovele; There was group smgmg of 'God Be Woth You" and the )Ointng of hands on a ctrcle for ' Blest Be the Tie'' Attendmg were Mrs Jack Ables and Vocko, Mrs Ahce Balser, Bob Spencer, Delona Social ;::::,::::::::::::::::•:::'"'"'·=:· ~··=~ •, tl ' • outmgs Thursday evemng wtlh a 4-2 VICtory over Hannan Trace The Woldcats are 0-3 tn the SVAC It was a hectoc pttchers baltie - wmmng hurler Terry Carter whtlfed 15 Wtldcats and \\alked four Gene Hesson fanned 10 and walked four The Highlanders collected mne htts Hannan Trace seven A Jhree-run Jlutburst Jn the thtrd onnong by the Hoghlanders proved to be the btg dtfference Kop Lewos, Mtke Russell and Terry Carter each had two htts for the "onners Russell had all four runs batted on for the Murlauhh one lh mg to sm1le i:tbout- lhe ·v MW has meet Ironton defeats GAHS nine 2-1 tes lose fourth In row, ·.' e e our moving- Amana, Westinghouse, Norge, Gibson, Hardwick, Ktfchenaid, etc. Save dollars nQ.w. •: Prices Sl&;~ed •• j • : e e •: e To Move Them Before e : We MUST Move 'EMI : : SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 I"GELS F~RNITURE ~ APPLIA.NCE : • : 17' N SECOND ' • MIDDLEPORT : - ···~···~·~·····--•' ••············ ' ! .j ' �6 lheD.uh&nlmtl ~l d <lh f!t l 7 - rhc Oatly Scnttn,el Mtddleporl Pomero) 0 ilpnll 2 ll74 ' 11 1 ( Va n g e l st pno n C o1~ e r v <~t •' • • POMEROY • •• '' POMERO '( TRINITY Rev w H P t.: r r n pa st or Ro v Ma y er Su 1d a y sc hool sup ! Ch urc h sc hoo l 9 15 a 1 wor sh p ser v ce 10 74 a 1 Y outh cho r r eh ear sal M on day 3 30 p m under d r eel on of Mar y S ~ n ne r sen or c ho r reh ear sal 7 JO p m Thur sday w th Mrs P aul N e a se d re cto r POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ~ Cor n er Un on and M u ber-r y R ev Cl yde V H enderson pas to r Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am Glen Mc C lun g su pt m or n ng worsh1p 10 JO a m even n g serv ce 7 30 m rd w eek se r vrce Wedne sda y 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - T h e Rev Haro ld D eeth rec to r Church serv ces tO 30 a m Holy co mmu n o n f r st Sunday of mon th ch urc h schoo l 10 30 am for nur ser y t hrou gh 12 POMEROY CHU~CH OF CHRIST - John F Ams t u t z pastor B bl e sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 a dult w o r sh p serv ce and youn g p eopl es meet ng both 7 30 p m 'C omb ned B1b e stud y a nd prayer meet n g Wedn es r1 ay 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ra y W W.n ng oft c <> r In charge Sunda y 10 a m Holiness mee t ng 10 JO a m Sunday Schoo l Youn g P eopl es Leg 1on 7 p m T hursday 1 to 3 P m Lade s Hom e Le agu e 7 p m Pr ep c la sses ST P A UL LUTH E R A N Corner Seco 1d and Syc amor e Si s Po m er o y he R e v W Ian M ddl ewo rth pas.l or Sunday Sc ho ol 9 30 am chu r c h se r v c cs 10 30 a m SA CRED HE A RT Rev Fa t h er Be r n a r d Kr a1 c ov c pa s ta Ph one 99 1 18 25 Sa turd a y ev en r q Ma ss 1 30 p n ~ u day M ass s and 10 an Co l l ess o lS Sa urdav 7 7 30 p m POMER OY FIR ST BAP TI ST Ro bert K uh 1 pasto r W I am Wat son Sun d;:ty sc hool su p t Sun d a y sc hoo l 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m B b e s udy W edn es day 7 p m cho r pr ac t ce Wednesday 8 30 p m POMEROY WE SLEYAN HOLINE SS C HURCH Harr so nv l ie R ev 0 D e ll M ant e y Pa stor He ry Eb l n Sun d ay Sc hoo l Supt Sunda y 9 10 il m E ve n ng Sci oo wor sh p 7 :10 p m Pr rt yer and Pr a se scr v ce T hur sday 7 30 p n SYR A CU S E F IRS T CHURCH OF GOO Rev Geo r ge 0 er pa s lo Sun day sc hoo L 45 a 1 m or n ng pr t>ac h l n g 11 :. rn eva n qe l sr c se r v ce 7 30 p n Pr;) ye r mee t ng T hur sd'ly 7 30 p POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n S Lor en T Sl eph c ns Coverup figure won't lie now By WESLEY G PIPPERT WASHINGTON ~ UP! ) Herbert L Bart' Porter played a relattvely mmor role m the Watergate cover up But he says he has learned a central lesson that there are times when a team player ' IS morally bound not to follow the team For more than a half hour on Maundy Thursday US Dtstrtct Court Judge Wtlltam B Bryan and Charles B Murray, Porter s lawyer, pondered Porter's contrmon Murray a stlver hatred white man told Bryan a black that Porter had told this lit tie white he' m talkmg to the FBI a month alter the June , 1972 Watergate break-m Murray S8ld Porter has cooperated fully wtth the prosecutiOn Bryan dropped hiS head took off hts glasses and sat stlently m medttation He satd he JUst can t forget that Porter repe;<ted 'the whtte he ' twtce more before lmally telling lawyers for the Comrmttee to Re-elect the Prestdent one year ago on Aprtl 11 1973 that he wanted to talk to prosecutors Porter told the JUdge, I am absolutely postbve m my heart --all the way down to my toes -that I wtll never get mto trouble agam I have learned a hard lesson a lesson I mtend lo recount to my children and anyone else who wtll listen ' Porter sa1d he mtended to go stra1ght back to I aguna N11,>uel Calif h1s home town where he helps operate his falher tn law s small con struct10n ftrm A year ago, he was lhe VICe prestdent of ' a major U S corporatiOn ' a nd Porler contmually has defmed his loss because of Watergate m the matenahst1c terms of the house and JOb he lost Porter testified m the Senate heanngs last June !hat at the urgmg of deputy campaign director Jeb Stuart Magruder who has pleaded gutlty to conspiracy he hed abo ut money he had dtspensed to G Gordon Ltddy later convtcted as maslermmd of the Water gate break~n Porler was md~eted on one count of lymg, which earned a maximum pena lty of l1ve years m prtson and a fme of $10 000 Bryan sentenced hun 1o 5 to 15 months and ordered him to serve 30 days m a federal correctiOnal mstttut10n m Call forma and to go Olj probatton lor an addttional year AJ; the JUdge spoke Porter s Wife Carol her hand clu tchmg the hand of a friend broke mto a broad smtle State to pay for 8 guards' defense COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov John J Gtlligan asked state Attorney General W1ll1am J Eckhart claiming rip-off COLUMBUS (UP!) - Oh1o's four major telephone com pames are 'rtppmg off thetr customers by paymg only nomrnal mcome or no mcome IBxes at all, Henry Eckhart, Democratic candtdate for the heut;nant governor nom mahon, sa1d Thursday Eckhart, former cha1l'lllan of the Pubhc Uhhttes Com mtss1on of Oh1o satd the ftrms their were ' nppmg off customers for htdden proltts and needless rate mcreases Two f1rms, Ohio Bell and Umted Telephone, patti no fed era! mcome Ulxes and got credtts of $11 4 mtllion and $3 mtlhon (last year) respec !tvely, ' he said wh1le Cmcmnati Bell paid $2 2 rrulhon or II 3 per cent of tts net mcome and General Telephone patd only $1 4 millton wh1ch ts 14 6 per cent net mcome But ' he added, 'm estab. Ushing rate mcrease apphca lions wtth the PUCO the com pames aod the comnusston assumed that' the ubhttes would pay federal mcome IBxes of 48 per cent of thetr net proltt the siBndard federal mcome tax rate for corporattons, Eckhart said 'By thetr !allure to pay mcome taxes at the assumed rate, lbey ere reaping a fantas tically high windfall uppmg thetr proftl.s and thetr stockholders earrungs at thetr customers' exptnse and wtthout the ptJblic s knowled•~ ' • Q9 2 7B56 vc no 1 nst ru n en ta l Su 1day wor: sh p 10 ' 1 B b l e st ud y 11 " m w ors 1 p 6 p m Wedn flsday B b c st ud y ' p 1 MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ro d en o nrn a l an a l ) Lrmq sv li e OcK t et Roa d 111 c Rev Wor ley Ha l ey pa slor Sund ay schoo l ev en ng w or sh p 7 30 10 a rll p m Pra y er m e et n g 7 30 p m yo ut h T ues d a y g r o up F r d a y 1 '3 0 p n SEVENTH OAY AD V E NTIST L o c a t ed o n M u l be rry H e g h ts n ca r Vete r an # M em or a Hospli a P an er oy Pa st or H er b er! Morg an Sabbath Sc hool ever y Sa! ur da y a t 2 p m and wor sh p se r v cc fo lo w ng a t 3 I ~ p m Open 8 b le d 1sc uss on each Thur sday at 7 30 p m at 111 e c h ur c h T ile F r cn di Y Ch u rc h GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST P re ac hr ng 9 30 a m f r st and seco nd Sunday s of eac h month th rd and fourth Sunday s e a c h m onth w or sp p serv cc at 7 30 p m Wedn esda y ev en ng s at 7 30 P r ay er a nd B bl (! Stu dy FIRST SOUTHERN BAP T I ST 18 2 M u l b eny A ve Pom e ro y a ff 1 a t ed w th SB C he Rev Fred H 11 pa stor Tro y Zw 1 nQ Sund ay sc hoo l sup! Sunday scho ol 9 JO a 1 mo r n ng wor sh p 10 30 Sund a y e van ge l Sf c m ee t ng 7 JO p m ... Pra yer ml'C I nQ We dn es d ay 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIS"f Corn er F ou r th and Mam M ddl epor t R ev Henry K ey Jr pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Ervtn eaumga r d Morn tng wor sh p n er supt 10 45am JEHOVAH S WITNESSES l a r r y CMnahan pre s d ng m n ster Sunday B b le lee tur e 9 JO a m Wa tchtower study 10 30 am Tuesday B b l e study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n s try schoo l 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 111 Chr st ran UniOn Lawr e n ce Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Even ng worShiP 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - RaCine Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pa sfor Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Pray er meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUtLAND CHURCH OF GOD Be rtlla K1ngrey s ubst1tute pastor Sunday School 10 a m worsh p serv1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near long Bot tom Est I Hart pa stor Roy Brown a s s slant pa stor Sunday sc hoo l 10 am Church 7 30 p m eacll Sunday even ng prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave the Rev W I •am Kn tte pa stor Rona l d Du9an Sunday Sc hool Sup t Cl asses for al l ages even ng serv ce 7 30 p m B ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corner Ash and Plum M d dleporl No el H errman pastor Saturday e ven ng serv ce 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday even1ng worsh p 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S Xth and Palmer the Rev Ste ve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday school s upt WMPO radto program 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m morn ng worsh p 10 15 am Yourh act v t es and fellow shiP for 1un•or and sen or h gh stud ents 6 p m B ble study 7 30 p m M1d week prayer se rv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddleport 5th and Man George G l aze m n ster Jam es Sheets super ntendent B ble SChOO l 9 30 am morn ng worsll p 10 30 a m evenrng worsh p 7 JO p m prayer serviCe 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school superm tendent Sunday school 9 JO am , morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday evangel st c meet ng 7 p m prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddleport Les l ey G Hall pastor Sunday schoo 10 a m worsh p ser v ce 11 a m worsh p serv ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 Brown Thursday to proVIde legal defense for etght Ohto National Guardsmen mdtcted m ~onne ct1on w1th the 1970 Kent State Untverstty shdotmgs A spokesman for Gilligan said the governor had never taken a pos1t1on before on THE UNITED PRES whether the stale should BYTERIAN MINISTRY defend the guardsmen after OF MEIGS COUNTY Owrghl L Zav tz Pastor D r ector the) \\ ere md1cted on crtmmal HARRISONVILLE charges although G1lhgan had Sunday Ch ur ch School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer lee Svpt supported payments lor thetr Morn ng Wor sh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Slrnday defense durmg a state grand C1'1urch School 9 30 a m John Jury mvestlgatwn Fu l tz SuJ)I Mornrnq F G1lhgan satd the basiS for his Worsh p 10 JO a m SYRACUSE Morn ng request of Brown was a section Wor s hip 9 am Sunday Churc h Sc1'1oo l 10 am Mrs m Oh10 law called to his at Sampson Hall Supt tenhon earher m the day, MEIGS makmg the atlorney general C 00 PER A T1 V E PARISH responSible lor the legal de THE UNITED fense of state employes METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarn er Brown had satd m the pasltt Director was the practice of his olftce POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE Htcks not to furmsh counsel to state Rev D Wm Sydenstncker employes crunmally md1cted CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 Gtlhgan pomted out none of am Cl'1urcn Schoo l 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 the etghl guardsmen mdtcted a m Church Sc hool 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship 11 would have been mvolved at a m Chur c h School 10 a m Kent State if they had not been POMEROY WorShiP responding lo a call to acttve 10 30 a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 15 13m UMYF6JOpm mtltiBry duty ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh 1p The trtals of the mdtcted 10 a m Churcl'1 Schoo l 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m guardsmen w11l conlrtbute MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner httle 1o resolution of this case HEATH WorshiP 10 30 unless they are assurred the a m Cl'1ur c h Sctloo 9 30 a m UMYF7pm full measure of lhetr con RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 st1tuttonal n ghts and a m Church School 10 ~ m protectlons- mcludtqg the UMY F7 pm SALEM CENTER Wor right to counsel ' the governor sh p 9 am Chur ch School 10 am ,. UM Y ¢; Thursday 7 p m satd SYRACUSE CLUSTER Effective represeniB!ton IS Rev Richard E Jarvts ASBURY Worsh p 11 necessary m order that all of a m Churc h School 9 50 am the circumstances surroundmg WSCS 1St Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 these trag1c events may be am Chur c h Sc hool l Ol a m presented fully m open court W SCS Jrd Wednesday 7 30 pm the governor wrote to Brown MINERSVILLE - Worsh p Therefore pursuant to Sec 10 am Churcll School 9 a m lion 109 02 of the Revlsed"Code, wscs 3rd Monday 'l 30 p m SYRACUSE Church I d1rect that your office appear School 9 30 a m worshrp on behalf of the etght md1cted serv C.J 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER guardsmen m any heanng or Rev Steven Wtlson proceeding resultmg from U1e Fhv Larry Pohng Rev Howard Sh 1v etey md1ctment BETHANY !Dorcas) Gtlligan also asked Brown to Worsh•P 9 30 a m Church 10 JQ a m explnre legtslatton setting f~th School CARMEL Worsh p 11 the Circumstances under which a m 1st ana Jrd Sundays School 10 a m the slate should provtde Church APPLF GROVE - Worsh p counsel fer state employes ..,. 30 p 1"1"1 first and th rd Sun I 9 JO C h u r c h SC hOO l pray er Tl CC I nQ f r sl W ~ d ne s da y 7 30 p m EAST LETART Wo r sh p J J O p T1 second an d tour lh sun d ay s c hu r ch sc h ool 9 30 " n p r ay er o ee- l n Q tt r d W edn es d a y 7 30 p m GREAT BEND Wor sh p 11 a n l1 1d and 41h Sund a ys Ch ur c h Sc hoo 10 a m LETART FALLS Wor 5ht p Ch<Jr c h Sc hoo l 9 a m 10 am B bl e st udy 7 30 p m every Tu es da y MORNING STAR .>. Wo r ShiP 9 30 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l tO 30 a m M d We e k Se r v ce Wedn es d a y 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL War Sllp 11 a rr 1st a nd Jrd Sun d ay s Chur ch School 10 d 'l y S a m am PORTLAND Wor sh p 7 30 p m Chur c h Sc hool 9 JO a m SUTTON Wor sh p 1 am 2nd tlf"ld 4th Sun da ys (hur cn Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN ( Rac1neJ Wor s h p 11 am Chur c h Sc hoo 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - WorshiP 10 a m Pray er Churc h Sc hool 9 am Mee tmg Wedn esday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chur c h ser v 1ces 9 am Sunday Sc hool 9 45 am 8 ble Stu d y every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Churc h Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunday schoo l e a ch Sunday 9 45 a m prea c h1n g at 11 am eac h Sunday Prayer m eet ng 7 45 p m W ednesday WSCS !I p m on tlltrd T uesday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 preach ng 7 30 p m Sunday pray er meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 f1rst T hursday each m onth SILVER RIDGE - Wor sh p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS WorShip 9 am Chur c h School 10 a m KENO CHURCH ,. OF CHRIST George FrederiCk supt Serv ce w eek l y 9 30 am on Sun1ay Preach ng f.rst and th rd Sundays of month by Cl fford Sm lh 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Dar r e l l Doddr I pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am L eonard G !more f1rst elder even ng serv ce 7 30 P m Wedn e sday praye r meetrng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra c rne Route 2 The Rev Charl es Hand pastor Sunday s c hoo l 9 45 am morn ng worsh p 11 am Evenrng serv ces Tuesday and Fr~day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Study 9 30 am morn ng worsh rp 10 30 am even ng worsh1p 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l 10 a m w th W /l ard Prgott supt Evangel SIIC mes sage eac h Sunday evening 7 30 p m by Eld e r R usse 1 C l ne m n1ster of the ApostoliC Fa fh B•ble Study Wednesday 1 30 Television Log 7 JO p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Gee 1 Co )l pastor Sun d ay Sc nool s u p t Joe Sa yr e Su diiY sc h oo l 9 .t5 am Su l dilY ~ ven ng wo r sh p 1 30 Wed n esday pr ayer anc.l B b le st udy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eug t> ne Und erwoo d pa st or How ard Cc1ldw e1 Jr Sllnd ay Schoo l Sup! S mda y Schoo l 9 30 a m M ornmg Se rm on Sunday evenm g 10 JO a m se r v iCe 7 p m LEfART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev F r ee land Norr s p as tor F loy d Norr s supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m m orn ng sermon 10 30 a m Pray er se rv ce Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th p astor Sund a y SchOo H> a m A rthur Henso n Sup! Morn ng Wor sh p 11 am Youn g P eop l e s se rv ce 7 p m E ven ng se r v ce 7 30 p m W e dn e sday M d W ee k Pra y er Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m e et ng 6 30 p m Ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herb ert Grat e pa stor Wor sh p serv c e 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m R cha r d Ba rton sup t Prayer mee t ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Srn ih mrn s ter Sunday School 9 30 a m morn ng chur ch 10 JO a m Sunday ev en ng sent ce 7 30 p m Wednesday ser v ce 8 Adler tan Counseling Techntques 33 Truth or Conseq 6 6 Jo- NBC News 3 4 15 AB C News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat t he Clock 4 New5 6 10 What ~ My L nc 8 Wild Ktngdom 13 E!ec Co 20 Avtahon Weath er 33 Btl ly Graham Crusade 15 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 l'o Tell the Truth 6 Wall Sf Week 10 33 New Treasure 1-lunt 10 Beat the Clock 13 Ho lly w ood Squares 4 New Ltfe Now 8 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Wa sh ngton Review 20 33 Brad y Bunch 6 13 Move RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - Waller P B1ka csan pastor Ronn1e Sa l ser S S Supt Sunday Sc1'1ool 9 30 a m Mornmg WorShip 10 45 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng Brble Stud y 8 p m "' DANVILLE WESLEYAN - Rev Le lon Gtasure pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and tun or youth ser v ce 6 45 p m even ng worsh p prayer and pra se 7 30 p m Wednesda v 7 30 o m S ILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Leon M ller sup! E v enmg serv ce 7 30 p m Pray e r meetmg Tl'1ursday 7 JO p m CKEST~ CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat te rf e ld pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worshiP serv ce 11 a m evenmg serv ce 7 prayer serviCe and youth serv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Robert Bobo supt morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week ..serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C L9r1more pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday Schoo l c l asses for all ages 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic servr ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m M1ss onary meet rng second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm th pastor Sunday school 9 30 am clas s l eader Leo Hil l worsh•p serv1ce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST - E l den R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Mornrng sermon 11 a Sunday n ght serv ces m Chr stran Endeaver 7 30 p Song serv ce 8' p m m Preach ng 8 30 p m M d week Prayer meetrng W ed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams lay l ead:er 10 45 - Farm Home and Garden 20 11 00 - News 3 4 6 10 13 15 Janak1 33 Av a t on Weathe r 20 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Movie War Gods a of the Deep 13 11 45 - News a 10 12 15 - Moves The Flame and the Arrow Drac ula 10 1 00 - Mrdmght Spec ai.J 4 In Concert 13 Rock Concert 6 Take F ve F.or l1fe 15 1 45 - Move The Colossu s of New York 10 2 JO - Mov e A laska Sea s 4 News 13 A 00 - Mov e Bnde of Vengeance 4 5 30 - Mov e Ride and K II ' 4 Clouds and L1ght and a bo ld sp~re' l'h e symbols of mans wondenng- h1 s hope- h•s asptra !Ions On a Fnday Ihe One they called Chns t wa s dead ' The world ro ll ed on no th1ng seemed changed Then 1t was Sunday Newness everywhere ' He IS nsen ' Men be l1eve gather reJO ce a 10 7 30 - Man for COS I 10 Sesam e St 20 Gospel 6 Abbolt & r n o; te lo 8 Saturday Report 3 Osmond s 13 Farm Front .J 8 0 .. 0- Jake s Place 6 L dsv li e 3 4 15 Buqs Bunny 13 Ha 1r Bear Bunch a La ss e 10 30 - Yogr s Gang 6 13 M ster Rogers 20 Add a m s F am ly J <1 15 Sabrma 5 Popey e 10 9 00 - E m e rg ency Pl us 4 3 4 15 Super Fne nds 6 13 M ov 1e 8 a 10 9 30 - l nch H 1gh Pr vale Eye 3 4 15 10 00 - E le c Co 20 La ss1e s Re scue Range rs 6 13 My Fa vor te Mart a ns 20 8 S gmund & The Sea Mon ster s 3 4 15 10 30 - Goobe r and the Ghost Cha ser s 6 13 Pmk Panther s 3 t 15 Jeann1e a Mulligan Stew 10 Zoom 20 11 00 - Star T rek 3 4 15 Brad y K1ds 6 1J Spee d Bugg y 8 10 Sesam e St 20 11 30 - Jos e and the Puss y cats n Outer Spa ce 8 10 Butch Ca ss dy 3 4 15 Mt SS ion Magt c 6 13 12 00 - Je t son s 3 4 15 lns1de Out 20 Mov e 6 13 Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 12 15 ~ Search for Sc1enc e 20 I 00 - Man from UN CLE 4 Bana na Spirts 3 Amerrcan Band stand 6 13 Ca l l of the We st 15 What s Impeachment All • About' 8 10 30-Greatest Sports Legends 3 15 NBA Playolf a 10 Ba seball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 No Place to H1de 13 Cop~ ~ c5 c gl! 'l 74 Ad c ng Sen. ce In S d hug V S< p u e go ~ s ~ le ~ 1:'<18~ The "-me un Bbe 2 15 - Baseball 3 4 IS 3 00 - FiSh n Hole 13 Mov1e Soc e~ Gunt1ghta t Red Sands 6 Coun try Mus tc Festrval 13 Kung Fu l3 Mov1e 33 J 30 4 00 - 4 30 - The Masters 8 10 5 oo - W de War ld of Sports 6 lJ I spy 15 Pelt coat Junclion 3 Hock ey Where Th e Actron Is 4 5 30 - World of Survtval 4 Oat ng Game 3 6 . SEARS BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t Wyatt pastor Sunday Scllool supt Rona d Osborne 8 be Schoo l 9 30 a m prea c h ng 10 45 a m Evenrng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng wo r ShiP 10 30 a m Young P eople s Serv ce Evangel st c ser 6 45 p m v •ce 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Ba l d Knobs Rev L R Gl uesen camp past or Roge r w !fred Sr Sunday Schoo l Sup t Sunday Scllool Sunday ev en ng 9 JO am worsh p 7 30 Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN tN CHRIST Rober t Shook pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p servtee 10 45 am evenmg worsh p alternat ng w th C E a t 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 JO p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay l eader Author ze d Cata log Merc hant L ou1s W Osborne Man Pomeroy Ph 992 220 E 296W Second THE DAILY SENTINEL We F I ll Al l Doctors Prescnpt ons 992 1955 Pomeroy 0 Cor Rts 7 & 544 ''MR. ADVERTISER" Only $1 00 120 E ROYAL OAK PARK THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng worsl'1 p 10 30 a m Young peoples servtee 6 45 Evangel st c serv ce p m 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Grocenes & General M erchandrse Rae me Ph 949 5772 I~ 337 N 2nd M ddl eport REAL ESTATE BROKER 110Mechamc St Ph 992 3325 992 3550 ~ GAUL'S MARKET MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Authonzed Burck Pont rae 500 E Mam St ••< •• ' ' Furmture and Hardware Home lite Saws M ddleport Ph 9as 3308 . HEINER'S BAKERY Chester 0 • ' ••• • ••• • • BEN FRANKLIN STORE I Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA Attend the Church at Your Cho ce Ph 992 349a . c Pomeroy . FIRST SOUTHERN BAP "' GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 . RIDENOUR SUPPl~ GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 32a4 • • SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHE STER OH IO George Casto pa stor Sunday Sc1'1ool 9 JO evening worsh1p 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer serv ce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra g pastor Sunday sc l'1 ool 9 45 a m worshiP serv ce 11 a m trarn1ng un on 6 30 P ro even ng wors11 p serv ce 7 30 p m M1d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M ller St Mason W Va Sunday B ble St ud y 10 a m Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m Bib le Study Wedf"'eSday 7 p m Voca l music . TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh l ~ serv ce 11 a m and 7 JO p m Weekly Bi ble study Wednesday 7 30 M&R FOODLINER . ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second Sf Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m mornmg worsh1p 11 am evangel st1c servtce 1 30 p m B ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 JO p m Phone 77 3 Sl33 HARTFORD CHURCH OF Short O r de r s- Carry Out A Cool 0 n1ng Room Chester . •• SELL IT WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD - PHONE 992 2156 •• • Oh1o MIDDLEPORT BOOK. STORE . •' •• •' • Church and OffiCe Supplies G 1fts 11'1 M1ll St Middleport ' BIBLE SADIE'S MARKET MEIGS TIRE CENTER 1 I < Meats and Grocenes Pomeroy . ' I Syracuse 0 . Mary Tyl e r M oor e 8 Mo v 1e Told 3 4 IS 9 30 Bob Newhart Show 8 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 I 'l 3 4 May 20) Good deas ar e onl y val uab e 1 yo u pu t them nt o ac o 1 Se a that n 1 d whe yo s I on a thoug h! yo u shOu ld be m p e ment g GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Yo u w 11 have an une ;<JJec tedl y p o t ta b le and Interest ng op P O tun ty It w II be SO eth I y yo u ca n g et ttl o ugh a !r end a t a sa v ng s CANCER (June PISCES (Feb Aug Apnl 24 Nov 22) You re gong 1o b e the rec1 p1e nt o f some ve ry unusual h lo rmat on You won t app rec has b een slo w n de velop ng w t happen Qu te u n e~ p ec ted y th s year A n mp ove ment n sta tus s al so ket y tm 4U (\I nd 11 yo u r~lm I 1(~ 11 1 42 II Ul gC nl 43 Hc 1 1 d1 1t c Ill\ WI\ I ( 1p U! 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DID H G \VI': IT No I OOURNAI :::..:::,,r;;..c.:..:.+--.,.,~,..--, I ! ~=:'=1-.,'=;,~~::;==~:::d:==~· d .. b)' I Prtnlllie SUR PHIS! ANSWER here I rn "r I 1 I f'· r r : ~ Now arranre the Circled letters to form the fiUrprlse anawer. 81 sueg·ested r t he above cartoon {1\niWI:f'l tomor-row} Ye1terd1y • Junllr• MOURN I Antwu SUEDE LAXITY UNWISE A deparlure. from I he IJ1ble- .. EXODUS Is One letler s mply stn nds for another In thiS snmple A ls used f or th e three L s X f ot th e t~\ O 0 s et c Sm gl c letter s, apostroph es the leng th anti fo r m:-~t 1 o n o f t l c \\ Orti s nrc all hmls Each d 'Y the code letters ate d• fle rcn l CRYPTOQUOTES EDPIT ERS I C FR E CM MLSSE GYB G KISGMGYE ER CY F C E CM NU D ERS STSM EU W S!l c i D E R S MPYMUPDJ S PYH YU L Y Yesterd~y s Cryptoquote THE MAN WHO I S TOO OLD TO LEARN WAS PROBABLY ALWAYS TOO OLD fO LEARN HENRY S HASKINS Ph 992 3986 DICK T RA ~Y Tlo4E GREAT! ONCE CllAMP KNIFE TH~OWER -AND liE COULDN'T FORGET IT' MEANWHI~E 0 STILL NO WORD FROM THE ROAD BLOCKS ABoUT :tWE~THEIM, ... lHAl MEANS HE5 GOTTA BE H I DING SOMEWHER:Et WOW' I FORGOT 1 I-LAO TURN EO OFF MV'Z-WAV. - BUT teLM.C ~ e p; E ANC ~drl>l f TP:ACY AI>WS ARE ON TNI WA V ANNIE' Both vu lnerable West North East Pass 6N 1 Pa ss South Pass I Jes' does 1 he Adm1ral looked over the dummy and counted 11 wmners The 12 would come 1! hearts broke or tt a squeeze cou ld be developed He played the four of spades from dummy and East discarded a dJamond West had all seven spades so tt was most unlikely that hearts would break It was up to the Admtral to pt epare for a squeeze There was no reason not to reconno1te< wtth the club su1t so the Admiral ran off the four club tncks wh1le dts cardmg one of dummy s d1a monds West followed to three clubs The mtel llgence operatton had accounted for 10 of West s cards _ Two roun$ of hearts came next West followed to one so that he was marked wtlh ex actly two diamonds This meant that East had started w1th ftve he~rts and f1ve d!a moods How could he be th machrne saw' wnat All us cart pools 1S work 'd out btJ computer • 0 '"" DAR"' I'J Ot-J ~ US.T RAL A S NORT H ,...OA?T: AN AMPH B IAN COME5 TO WHI$ K C'LJ R F~ EN D5 7ECRH LY TO A!>.l A I<F ELD C R IMB V O F i HE "- ORTHER N TE" R R ITOR 'I NEW5L FLEW OIJT 10 S lOE YOU R CAYE 6 RL THE BORN YOUM'E511LL Hl5 WI~E !lON'T YOU lliiNK VOJ OUGHT TO PUT Hl5 WHAT DIFFERENCE ooee IT MIND AT EASE AT LEA5T2 A Fo~w'/ 'THIIJ<o BIRClE HON LONG HAVE YOU AND TUTU BEEN HAPPE:NE:C> TO Mf'5 IN'J?.R ED? .SEVEN YEARS SN T T ? 0t.J THE. VJA'/ TO n-18 OFF!C8 1 IMKE? squeezed~ The Admtral worked 1t out qutckly A submanne attac k was m order all,d he pwmptly \ led a low spade a nd ducked tn dummy West won and led a spade back East had already d1s carded tw1ce on spades and once on clubs A fourth dts card would g1ve the Adm~ral three d1amond tncks or four heart tncks and East had to surre nder to overwhelmmg naval forces NEWSPAPE R EN TEflP HI SE .\S S ~ ALLEY OOP OL GUZ l l SURE HE SUR& YEAH BUT I OON'rSMELL AINT GOT TH LIKE ANY HEART TLET FLOWER I IM KNOW 11 1 6E HAPPY Tl<NOW roozv ~!NALLY "TTOk: A 8A.TI-t 1 I I · The btddtng has been West North 34 Pass Pass 4+ East South 14 Dble Pass 44 Pass ? You South hold •toa654 ' A K Q8 3 +A J 54- MAW WHV DOll! T 'IE COOK UP A BIG 0~ POT FULL OF 'lORE BODACIOUS VEG'TABLE l HAT 5 NOT QUiTE TRVE ACTUALI!{ l D D oREAT IN NVRoER'( 5'-HWI- SOUP? • What do you do now? t A-Bid £our hearts You have Just your c hance to show both your major suits TODAY S QUESTION . You I ., f lt1d four hearts and vour ~ J • I or annhJ me arc n t vou' I 3 Hc h II I and 13 1974 23) a go od day to nv te tha t c oupl e you ve be en w antmg to kn o w bell e to your home Chanc es a e the r sc hedu e s o pen T/SSIN The M'Rnss Ad va 1c e n e 11 1 Lin area th at 22) Oct 23 SCORPIO (Oct by THOMAS JOSEPH I n\ ( s !\l 11 tbo You ma y no be oo exc tl ed abo ut an mv !alton b ut be sure to go You w II mak e a vat u ab e c ont ac t at trill s aHa r LIBRA (Sept Th s would be ~~ 10 22) Sept 23 20) 5 Yo u 1 be res t ess today It s besl yo u don 1 loc k yo ur se ll to p ems too Ia n udv m ce J ust te t lh ngs hapoen VIRGO (Aug March July 21 23 20 1 P C' rtl St reg a d ng a dec son you have to nak e sho I 'I w I come l ro 1 an mpromp tu l am ly d sc us son Tak t over LEO (July Feb f h s s a good 1 ne to a k ~ some cha nge s a ro u nd tt e house y ou ve bee co r s der g Do 11 wh le yo 1r c 1t c n ood 22) An ans we yo u e look ng fa T he Gr ea tes t Sto y E vc r DO Ow en Mar sh al l 6 13 Ca r o l Bur ne t I S 0 30 Day a t N ght 33 00 - News 8 0 A B C News 6 13 05 - N ew s J <1 Po l c e Surg eon 15 5 ~ Mo v e Th e M adGhoul 6 N ew s1 3 JO - Moves Ba nn ng 3 T he Va ga bond km g 8 Cabl e Car Murder 10 Th e Cr eature Wa lk s A m ong Us 35 - Mov re Ha rvey 4 M dn gh t SpeCia l 15 00 Mov e Th e G host of Fra nk en ste n 13 J5 - M ove The V aga bo nd K ng 30 - News 3 35 Pey t on Pl a ce ti 05 - Mov e One M a n s Way 4 20 20 19) G ve yo u r rns gilts scno us ll l c nt o today part cula r y 1 II ey e tr y ng to c lu e you n or son eone you ve re cen tly me1 • .. The Store W1 th A Heart Ph 949 3342 4 972 AK7 4AKJ4 •• •• ~ RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine • Kerm s Korner Kerm1t Walton Pomeroy 0 . GAUL'S SHAKE'HAVEN Sl Rt 7 •• • NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . MIDDLEPORT OH IO DEAR HELEN Could you please agatn gtve the address where you regtster so that you can donate your organs or your body to sc1ence after you d1e? - WANTS TO HELP THE LIVING DEAR WTHTL The UVING BANK, 6631 South Mam St P 0 Box 6725 Houston Texas 77005, wtll send upon request a free regtstralton form and donor card together ;uth mstruct10ns for completton The regtstrat10n form IS returned to the Livmg Bank where 1l wtll be !tied A copy wtll then be sent to you and another copy goes to your phystctan wtlh a letter of explanation The donor card 1s YOURS and should be placed w1th your driver's license lor raptd tdenliftcallon On 1t you should 1ndtcate wh1ch organs are to be anatomtcal gtfls and whether you w1sh your enttre body used m anatomteal study It must carry the Signatures of two Witnesses lithe donor IS a mmor parents or legal guardtans must s1gn The LIVIng Bank ts a nopproltt orgamzat1on offermg tis serv1ces wtthout charge However you may make a lax deductible contrtbutton if you wtsh 1t will be gratefully apprecta ted - H P S Those who would donate thetr bodies to medical schools should know that m some states there are far more donations made lor anatomical studies than can be used by extstmg schools Whenever posstble if fam1hes wtll pay cost of trans By Oswald & James Jacoby VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anthony ~ : umb ng and Heatmg + ++ answer w 1 be as good as I you had ots olt me to wo rk 1 Openmg lead - •Q Ph 949 9591 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. A s tuat o 1 w t a tse oday re Q 1 r ng 1 snRp dec s or~ Yo u ou l TAURUS IAprol AQUARIUS (Jan Jan Pass Rad1a l Cuts & Toupees Ma1n Sf Pomeroy Rae ne MIDDLEPORT OH IO RUTLAND CHURCH OF Ph 367 7414 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Fam tl y Recrea t 1Qn Sw1mm ng Camp ng -- DEAR HELEN Ten years ago our mol/ler died leavtn g Dad w1th fl >e chtldren to ra tse ranging mage fr om 10 to 17 years He worked very hard to g1ve us a good hie Now Dad ISm his early 60s and we chtldren are all marned We ""' htm oilen bnl he s still lonely and gels depressed He neglects h1s appearance and hiS nealui We respect his love for our mother but we wtsh he would ftnd someone who would rev1v~ tus Uil~I t: :s ti hfr Hm\ ca n \\ e tell h1m we thmk a woman fnend - maybe a "lie - would help wtthout havmg htm lhtnk we no longer lo\ e or need htm ' !Ire we asking for trouble tf we try to play matchmake• > MEG DEAR MEG You should have started pla ymg matchmaker long ago And don l JUSt TELL your father he needs a " oman lrtend See to 1tthat he meets one or two or three Gel hun out of hts old clothes and mlo sharp new sty les Plan parttes which mclude the w1dowed mothers of your fnends Do some research on hobby clubs, smgles groups square-danctng classes - tours, and steer hun toward them Show h1m tha l 60 ts young and hie ts to be en,oyed And don t gtve up when he seems res1st1ve at first You CAN teach an old dog new tncks bultl takes longer - H 22 19) Sorw~ t h ng good s dt! ve o p ng whe re tQ U wo k or c r~ r ee r s concerned You 1 It arr o l 1 u €11p e r.: tedly ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) Lonesum< Dad Needs I tit CAPRICORN (Dec [Ht>.RRl.> DO 400R5EtF \ A F~\IOR 2NT ... RUTLAND - +QJ96 3 t • FULL SERV ICE SHOP For "J Y K 73 MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP Y ou Ca n Use Thr s Space Each Week RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Worsh p Serv ce 11 am Wednesday prayer m eetmg 7 30 p m Sunday n 1g1'1t worShip 7 30 p m Cheshire EAST ·10954 SOUTH IDJ • K62 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR • REXALL DRUGS 7 pm + 108 4a sJ Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley SWISHER & LOHSE RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Rod Kaster pastor V H Braley Sunday school sup t Sunday sc llool 9 30 am worsh p serv ce and com mun on 10 30 am youth m e et ng 6 p m Sunday evenmg servtee 7 r egular board meetmg th rd Sat urd a y " 8 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIDDL EPORT OHIO partner b1d s f ive dramond s What do you do now ' For Saturday Apnl 13 1974 By Roger Bollen FUNN Y BUSINE SS 23 4Ql0 6 WEST .QJI09a 53 Support the Chur ch of Your Cho ce 104 W Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 MARK V STORE 8 1l l y Graham YAQ62 +54 2 (General Merchand sel - 12 • A74 HAYMAN'S Devoted t o Meigs Ma son A,..ea Pome roy 0 Coo v lie RD Rev Roy Deeter pas tor Sund'ay sc hoo 9 30 a m worsh p serv ce 10 30 am B b[e study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m NORTH Ph. 992 3863 Pomeroy 6 13 Btg shot does admirable JOb THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 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' am FAIRVIEW s I? 30 - Go3 4 15 FatAibert8 10 OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr s Worley Fr a nc s Sun d ay sc hoo s upt Sun d ay schoo l 10 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson p"stor Ray Whaley supt MCrnrng worsh i p 9 JO a m c~urch scl'1oo! 10 30 a m young peoples meet.ng 6 30 ~ m even ng worsh IP 7 30 p m 61ble st udy Wednesday GROVE Don K r shn er 7 QQ.- Ne ighbors 13 Fun for Eve ryon e 6 Treel'1ouse Cl ub 7 15- W oman s Potnt o f V rew 1J He IS Alsen' Clouds break Ltght sh1nes 111 darkness Our fa ith reac hes upward 111 bold cer tamty' BETHLE HE M BAPTIST Rev E arl Sh u l er pa s t o r Wor sh p se r v tce 9 30 am Sunday Sunday school 10 30 a m B b e study and pray er serv ce 7 30 p m Thur sd ay K ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 am Ralph Cart supt Worsh1p serv ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m atternate ty Prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les pastor CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar P$Stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Prayer and Bi bl e study 7 30 p m Cottage Praye t tO a m Ser-vi c e Tuesday Worsl'1tp Serv ce Thursday 7 30 p m HEMLOCK Horror of SATURDAY APRIL 13 1974 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland REi c n e Road W t11am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Sc l'1oo o re ctor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Mornrng wor sh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng ser v ce 7 p m Wednesday ev en ng prayer serv c es 7 30 p m CHRIST 1n ChriStian Un1on The Rev Wilt am Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 am James Hughes supt even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evernng prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer servtce each Tuesday a 6 30-C hr •stopher Clo se up 10 6 3o- TV Cla ss room 8 Fa th for Today 10 Ky A f 1e ld 13 prom1se DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T m Ru sse ll m n ts t E!I' Norman C W 11 Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday sc hoo 9 30 am wor ship servr ce 10 30 a m B bl e study Wedn es day 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New L ma Road nex t to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday~ Sc hoo l supf Sunday school JO 30 a m worsl'1 1p 7 JO p m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 JO p m Saturday n•ght prayer serv ce 7 JO p m Th e Grea tes t 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 pm pm MASON - Mo vte 33 9 00 - B centenntal Lecture Seres 20 Movi e Story Ever Told 3 9 30 - Odd Coup le 13 Ozz e s Gtr ls 6 10 00 - News 20 Toma 6 13 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Rob ert E Buck l ey pa stor W II am Bal ey Sup! Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am morn ng wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng wor sh p 7 JO p m Wedn es day Chrtstra n Youth Cru sade 6 30 p m Thursday c hotr pra ct ce 7 WHITES 8 10 Good T mes B Lot s a Luck t 3 4 15 pm LONG Ben Hu r 8 30-Washmqton Connecfton 20 S x M II on Dollar M an 6 13 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo l serv c e 10 am Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv1ll e Road R c k Mor r son pastor Sunday sc hool sup! St e ven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p and commun1on 10 30 am Sunday evenrng you t h Chr stan End eavor 6 JO p m worsh p se rv ce Sunday 7 30 p m W e dnesday e ven n g pra Yer m ee t•ng and B •b l e study 7 JO o m ST JOHN LUTHERAN P ne Grove th e Rev Arthur Combs pasto11- Sunday schoOl 9 30 a m church serv ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B1b le Schoo l 9 30 am mornmg worsh p 10 JO am Sunday ev en ng Worsh p Serv ce 7 JO p m cho r pract ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng and B b le Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Free l and Norns pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church servi c e 7 p m Wednesday B1bte Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Evenmg WorshiP 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv ce Sunday Schoo l Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morr s M Wolfe Helen Help By Us. • • FRIDAY APRIL 12 1974 News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesa me St 10 00 - 6 El l e Is lu I N O liT I ll SAGITTARIUS (Nov • �6 lheD.uh&nlmtl ~l d <lh f!t l 7 - rhc Oatly Scnttn,el Mtddleporl Pomero) 0 ilpnll 2 ll74 ' 11 1 ( Va n g e l st pno n C o1~ e r v <~t •' • • POMEROY • •• '' POMERO '( TRINITY Rev w H P t.: r r n pa st or Ro v Ma y er Su 1d a y sc hool sup ! Ch urc h sc hoo l 9 15 a 1 wor sh p ser v ce 10 74 a 1 Y outh cho r r eh ear sal M on day 3 30 p m under d r eel on of Mar y S ~ n ne r sen or c ho r reh ear sal 7 JO p m Thur sday w th Mrs P aul N e a se d re cto r POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ~ Cor n er Un on and M u ber-r y R ev Cl yde V H enderson pas to r Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am Glen Mc C lun g su pt m or n ng worsh1p 10 JO a m even n g serv ce 7 30 m rd w eek se r vrce Wedne sda y 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - T h e Rev Haro ld D eeth rec to r Church serv ces tO 30 a m Holy co mmu n o n f r st Sunday of mon th ch urc h schoo l 10 30 am for nur ser y t hrou gh 12 POMEROY CHU~CH OF CHRIST - John F Ams t u t z pastor B bl e sc hoo l 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 a dult w o r sh p serv ce and youn g p eopl es meet ng both 7 30 p m 'C omb ned B1b e stud y a nd prayer meet n g Wedn es r1 ay 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ra y W W.n ng oft c <> r In charge Sunda y 10 a m Holiness mee t ng 10 JO a m Sunday Schoo l Youn g P eopl es Leg 1on 7 p m T hursday 1 to 3 P m Lade s Hom e Le agu e 7 p m Pr ep c la sses ST P A UL LUTH E R A N Corner Seco 1d and Syc amor e Si s Po m er o y he R e v W Ian M ddl ewo rth pas.l or Sunday Sc ho ol 9 30 am chu r c h se r v c cs 10 30 a m SA CRED HE A RT Rev Fa t h er Be r n a r d Kr a1 c ov c pa s ta Ph one 99 1 18 25 Sa turd a y ev en r q Ma ss 1 30 p n ~ u day M ass s and 10 an Co l l ess o lS Sa urdav 7 7 30 p m POMER OY FIR ST BAP TI ST Ro bert K uh 1 pasto r W I am Wat son Sun d;:ty sc hool su p t Sun d a y sc hoo l 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m B b e s udy W edn es day 7 p m cho r pr ac t ce Wednesday 8 30 p m POMEROY WE SLEYAN HOLINE SS C HURCH Harr so nv l ie R ev 0 D e ll M ant e y Pa stor He ry Eb l n Sun d ay Sc hoo l Supt Sunda y 9 10 il m E ve n ng Sci oo wor sh p 7 :10 p m Pr rt yer and Pr a se scr v ce T hur sday 7 30 p n SYR A CU S E F IRS T CHURCH OF GOO Rev Geo r ge 0 er pa s lo Sun day sc hoo L 45 a 1 m or n ng pr t>ac h l n g 11 :. rn eva n qe l sr c se r v ce 7 30 p n Pr;) ye r mee t ng T hur sd'ly 7 30 p POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n S Lor en T Sl eph c ns Coverup figure won't lie now By WESLEY G PIPPERT WASHINGTON ~ UP! ) Herbert L Bart' Porter played a relattvely mmor role m the Watergate cover up But he says he has learned a central lesson that there are times when a team player ' IS morally bound not to follow the team For more than a half hour on Maundy Thursday US Dtstrtct Court Judge Wtlltam B Bryan and Charles B Murray, Porter s lawyer, pondered Porter's contrmon Murray a stlver hatred white man told Bryan a black that Porter had told this lit tie white he' m talkmg to the FBI a month alter the June , 1972 Watergate break-m Murray S8ld Porter has cooperated fully wtth the prosecutiOn Bryan dropped hiS head took off hts glasses and sat stlently m medttation He satd he JUst can t forget that Porter repe;<ted 'the whtte he ' twtce more before lmally telling lawyers for the Comrmttee to Re-elect the Prestdent one year ago on Aprtl 11 1973 that he wanted to talk to prosecutors Porter told the JUdge, I am absolutely postbve m my heart --all the way down to my toes -that I wtll never get mto trouble agam I have learned a hard lesson a lesson I mtend lo recount to my children and anyone else who wtll listen ' Porter sa1d he mtended to go stra1ght back to I aguna N11,>uel Calif h1s home town where he helps operate his falher tn law s small con struct10n ftrm A year ago, he was lhe VICe prestdent of ' a major U S corporatiOn ' a nd Porler contmually has defmed his loss because of Watergate m the matenahst1c terms of the house and JOb he lost Porter testified m the Senate heanngs last June !hat at the urgmg of deputy campaign director Jeb Stuart Magruder who has pleaded gutlty to conspiracy he hed abo ut money he had dtspensed to G Gordon Ltddy later convtcted as maslermmd of the Water gate break~n Porler was md~eted on one count of lymg, which earned a maximum pena lty of l1ve years m prtson and a fme of $10 000 Bryan sentenced hun 1o 5 to 15 months and ordered him to serve 30 days m a federal correctiOnal mstttut10n m Call forma and to go Olj probatton lor an addttional year AJ; the JUdge spoke Porter s Wife Carol her hand clu tchmg the hand of a friend broke mto a broad smtle State to pay for 8 guards' defense COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov John J Gtlligan asked state Attorney General W1ll1am J Eckhart claiming rip-off COLUMBUS (UP!) - Oh1o's four major telephone com pames are 'rtppmg off thetr customers by paymg only nomrnal mcome or no mcome IBxes at all, Henry Eckhart, Democratic candtdate for the heut;nant governor nom mahon, sa1d Thursday Eckhart, former cha1l'lllan of the Pubhc Uhhttes Com mtss1on of Oh1o satd the ftrms their were ' nppmg off customers for htdden proltts and needless rate mcreases Two f1rms, Ohio Bell and Umted Telephone, patti no fed era! mcome Ulxes and got credtts of $11 4 mtllion and $3 mtlhon (last year) respec !tvely, ' he said wh1le Cmcmnati Bell paid $2 2 rrulhon or II 3 per cent of tts net mcome and General Telephone patd only $1 4 millton wh1ch ts 14 6 per cent net mcome But ' he added, 'm estab. Ushing rate mcrease apphca lions wtth the PUCO the com pames aod the comnusston assumed that' the ubhttes would pay federal mcome IBxes of 48 per cent of thetr net proltt the siBndard federal mcome tax rate for corporattons, Eckhart said 'By thetr !allure to pay mcome taxes at the assumed rate, lbey ere reaping a fantas tically high windfall uppmg thetr proftl.s and thetr stockholders earrungs at thetr customers' exptnse and wtthout the ptJblic s knowled•~ ' • Q9 2 7B56 vc no 1 nst ru n en ta l Su 1day wor: sh p 10 ' 1 B b l e st ud y 11 " m w ors 1 p 6 p m Wedn flsday B b c st ud y ' p 1 MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ro d en o nrn a l an a l ) Lrmq sv li e OcK t et Roa d 111 c Rev Wor ley Ha l ey pa slor Sund ay schoo l ev en ng w or sh p 7 30 10 a rll p m Pra y er m e et n g 7 30 p m yo ut h T ues d a y g r o up F r d a y 1 '3 0 p n SEVENTH OAY AD V E NTIST L o c a t ed o n M u l be rry H e g h ts n ca r Vete r an # M em or a Hospli a P an er oy Pa st or H er b er! Morg an Sabbath Sc hool ever y Sa! ur da y a t 2 p m and wor sh p se r v cc fo lo w ng a t 3 I ~ p m Open 8 b le d 1sc uss on each Thur sday at 7 30 p m at 111 e c h ur c h T ile F r cn di Y Ch u rc h GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST P re ac hr ng 9 30 a m f r st and seco nd Sunday s of eac h month th rd and fourth Sunday s e a c h m onth w or sp p serv cc at 7 30 p m Wedn esda y ev en ng s at 7 30 P r ay er a nd B bl (! Stu dy FIRST SOUTHERN BAP T I ST 18 2 M u l b eny A ve Pom e ro y a ff 1 a t ed w th SB C he Rev Fred H 11 pa stor Tro y Zw 1 nQ Sund ay sc hoo l sup! Sunday scho ol 9 JO a 1 mo r n ng wor sh p 10 30 Sund a y e van ge l Sf c m ee t ng 7 JO p m ... Pra yer ml'C I nQ We dn es d ay 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIS"f Corn er F ou r th and Mam M ddl epor t R ev Henry K ey Jr pas tor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Ervtn eaumga r d Morn tng wor sh p n er supt 10 45am JEHOVAH S WITNESSES l a r r y CMnahan pre s d ng m n ster Sunday B b le lee tur e 9 JO a m Wa tchtower study 10 30 am Tuesday B b l e study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n s try schoo l 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst 111 Chr st ran UniOn Lawr e n ce Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Even ng worShiP 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - RaCine Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pa sfor Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Pray er meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUtLAND CHURCH OF GOD Be rtlla K1ngrey s ubst1tute pastor Sunday School 10 a m worsh p serv1ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near long Bot tom Est I Hart pa stor Roy Brown a s s slant pa stor Sunday sc hoo l 10 am Church 7 30 p m eacll Sunday even ng prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDlEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave the Rev W I •am Kn tte pa stor Rona l d Du9an Sunday Sc hool Sup t Cl asses for al l ages even ng serv ce 7 30 p m B ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth serv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corner Ash and Plum M d dleporl No el H errman pastor Saturday e ven ng serv ce 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday even1ng worsh p 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S Xth and Palmer the Rev Ste ve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday school s upt WMPO radto program 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m morn ng worsh p 10 15 am Yourh act v t es and fellow shiP for 1un•or and sen or h gh stud ents 6 p m B ble study 7 30 p m M1d week prayer se rv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M ddleport 5th and Man George G l aze m n ster Jam es Sheets super ntendent B ble SChOO l 9 30 am morn ng worsll p 10 30 a m evenrng worsh p 7 JO p m prayer serviCe 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school superm tendent Sunday school 9 JO am , morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday evangel st c meet ng 7 p m prayer mee t ng Wednesday 7 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddleport Les l ey G Hall pastor Sunday schoo 10 a m worsh p ser v ce 11 a m worsh p serv ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer serv 1ce 7 30 Brown Thursday to proVIde legal defense for etght Ohto National Guardsmen mdtcted m ~onne ct1on w1th the 1970 Kent State Untverstty shdotmgs A spokesman for Gilligan said the governor had never taken a pos1t1on before on THE UNITED PRES whether the stale should BYTERIAN MINISTRY defend the guardsmen after OF MEIGS COUNTY Owrghl L Zav tz Pastor D r ector the) \\ ere md1cted on crtmmal HARRISONVILLE charges although G1lhgan had Sunday Ch ur ch School 9 30 a m Mrs Homer lee Svpt supported payments lor thetr Morn ng Wor sh p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Slrnday defense durmg a state grand C1'1urch School 9 30 a m John Jury mvestlgatwn Fu l tz SuJ)I Mornrnq F G1lhgan satd the basiS for his Worsh p 10 JO a m SYRACUSE Morn ng request of Brown was a section Wor s hip 9 am Sunday Churc h Sc1'1oo l 10 am Mrs m Oh10 law called to his at Sampson Hall Supt tenhon earher m the day, MEIGS makmg the atlorney general C 00 PER A T1 V E PARISH responSible lor the legal de THE UNITED fense of state employes METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarn er Brown had satd m the pasltt Director was the practice of his olftce POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE Htcks not to furmsh counsel to state Rev D Wm Sydenstncker employes crunmally md1cted CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 Gtlhgan pomted out none of am Cl'1urcn Schoo l 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 the etghl guardsmen mdtcted a m Church Sc hool 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worship 11 would have been mvolved at a m Chur c h School 10 a m Kent State if they had not been POMEROY WorShiP responding lo a call to acttve 10 30 a m Chur ch Schoo l 9 15 13m UMYF6JOpm mtltiBry duty ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh 1p The trtals of the mdtcted 10 a m Churcl'1 Schoo l 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m guardsmen w11l conlrtbute MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner httle 1o resolution of this case HEATH WorshiP 10 30 unless they are assurred the a m Cl'1ur c h Sctloo 9 30 a m UMYF7pm full measure of lhetr con RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 st1tuttonal n ghts and a m Church School 10 ~ m protectlons- mcludtqg the UMY F7 pm SALEM CENTER Wor right to counsel ' the governor sh p 9 am Chur ch School 10 am ,. UM Y ¢; Thursday 7 p m satd SYRACUSE CLUSTER Effective represeniB!ton IS Rev Richard E Jarvts ASBURY Worsh p 11 necessary m order that all of a m Churc h School 9 50 am the circumstances surroundmg WSCS 1St Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 these trag1c events may be am Chur c h Sc hool l Ol a m presented fully m open court W SCS Jrd Wednesday 7 30 pm the governor wrote to Brown MINERSVILLE - Worsh p Therefore pursuant to Sec 10 am Churcll School 9 a m lion 109 02 of the Revlsed"Code, wscs 3rd Monday 'l 30 p m SYRACUSE Church I d1rect that your office appear School 9 30 a m worshrp on behalf of the etght md1cted serv C.J 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER guardsmen m any heanng or Rev Steven Wtlson proceeding resultmg from U1e Fhv Larry Pohng Rev Howard Sh 1v etey md1ctment BETHANY !Dorcas) Gtlligan also asked Brown to Worsh•P 9 30 a m Church 10 JQ a m explnre legtslatton setting f~th School CARMEL Worsh p 11 the Circumstances under which a m 1st ana Jrd Sundays School 10 a m the slate should provtde Church APPLF GROVE - Worsh p counsel fer state employes ..,. 30 p 1"1"1 first and th rd Sun I 9 JO C h u r c h SC hOO l pray er Tl CC I nQ f r sl W ~ d ne s da y 7 30 p m EAST LETART Wo r sh p J J O p T1 second an d tour lh sun d ay s c hu r ch sc h ool 9 30 " n p r ay er o ee- l n Q tt r d W edn es d a y 7 30 p m GREAT BEND Wor sh p 11 a n l1 1d and 41h Sund a ys Ch ur c h Sc hoo 10 a m LETART FALLS Wor 5ht p Ch<Jr c h Sc hoo l 9 a m 10 am B bl e st udy 7 30 p m every Tu es da y MORNING STAR .>. Wo r ShiP 9 30 a m Chur ch Sc hoo l tO 30 a m M d We e k Se r v ce Wedn es d a y 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL War Sllp 11 a rr 1st a nd Jrd Sun d ay s Chur ch School 10 d 'l y S a m am PORTLAND Wor sh p 7 30 p m Chur c h Sc hool 9 JO a m SUTTON Wor sh p 1 am 2nd tlf"ld 4th Sun da ys (hur cn Sc hool 10 a m WESLEYAN ( Rac1neJ Wor s h p 11 am Chur c h Sc hoo 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - WorshiP 10 a m Pray er Churc h Sc hool 9 am Mee tmg Wedn esday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chur c h ser v 1ces 9 am Sunday Sc hool 9 45 am 8 ble Stu d y every Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Churc h Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sunday schoo l e a ch Sunday 9 45 a m prea c h1n g at 11 am eac h Sunday Prayer m eet ng 7 45 p m W ednesday WSCS !I p m on tlltrd T uesday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 preach ng 7 30 p m Sunday pray er meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday W SCS 7 30 f1rst T hursday each m onth SILVER RIDGE - Wor sh p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS WorShip 9 am Chur c h School 10 a m KENO CHURCH ,. OF CHRIST George FrederiCk supt Serv ce w eek l y 9 30 am on Sun1ay Preach ng f.rst and th rd Sundays of month by Cl fford Sm lh 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Dar r e l l Doddr I pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am L eonard G !more f1rst elder even ng serv ce 7 30 P m Wedn e sday praye r meetrng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra c rne Route 2 The Rev Charl es Hand pastor Sunday s c hoo l 9 45 am morn ng worsh p 11 am Evenrng serv ces Tuesday and Fr~day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Study 9 30 am morn ng worsh rp 10 30 am even ng worsh1p 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Schoo l 10 a m w th W /l ard Prgott supt Evangel SIIC mes sage eac h Sunday evening 7 30 p m by Eld e r R usse 1 C l ne m n1ster of the ApostoliC Fa fh B•ble Study Wednesday 1 30 Television Log 7 JO p m MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Gee 1 Co )l pastor Sun d ay Sc nool s u p t Joe Sa yr e Su diiY sc h oo l 9 .t5 am Su l dilY ~ ven ng wo r sh p 1 30 Wed n esday pr ayer anc.l B b le st udy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eug t> ne Und erwoo d pa st or How ard Cc1ldw e1 Jr Sllnd ay Schoo l Sup! S mda y Schoo l 9 30 a m M ornmg Se rm on Sunday evenm g 10 JO a m se r v iCe 7 p m LEfART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev F r ee land Norr s p as tor F loy d Norr s supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m m orn ng sermon 10 30 a m Pray er se rv ce Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th p astor Sund a y SchOo H> a m A rthur Henso n Sup! Morn ng Wor sh p 11 am Youn g P eop l e s se rv ce 7 p m E ven ng se r v ce 7 30 p m W e dn e sday M d W ee k Pra y er Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m e et ng 6 30 p m Ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herb ert Grat e pa stor Wor sh p serv c e 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sun day Sc hool 9 30 a m R cha r d Ba rton sup t Prayer mee t ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Srn ih mrn s ter Sunday School 9 30 a m morn ng chur ch 10 JO a m Sunday ev en ng sent ce 7 30 p m Wednesday ser v ce 8 Adler tan Counseling Techntques 33 Truth or Conseq 6 6 Jo- NBC News 3 4 15 AB C News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 7 00 - Truth or Conseq 3 Beat t he Clock 4 New5 6 10 What ~ My L nc 8 Wild Ktngdom 13 E!ec Co 20 Avtahon Weath er 33 Btl ly Graham Crusade 15 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 l'o Tell the Truth 6 Wall Sf Week 10 33 New Treasure 1-lunt 10 Beat the Clock 13 Ho lly w ood Squares 4 New Ltfe Now 8 8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Wa sh ngton Review 20 33 Brad y Bunch 6 13 Move RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - Waller P B1ka csan pastor Ronn1e Sa l ser S S Supt Sunday Sc1'1ool 9 30 a m Mornmg WorShip 10 45 am Sunday even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng Brble Stud y 8 p m "' DANVILLE WESLEYAN - Rev Le lon Gtasure pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and tun or youth ser v ce 6 45 p m even ng worsh p prayer and pra se 7 30 p m Wednesda v 7 30 o m S ILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Leon M ller sup! E v enmg serv ce 7 30 p m Pray e r meetmg Tl'1ursday 7 JO p m CKEST~ CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat te rf e ld pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m worshiP serv ce 11 a m evenmg serv ce 7 prayer serviCe and youth serv ce Wednesday 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Robert Bobo supt morn ng worsh p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week ..serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C L9r1more pastor Bob Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday Schoo l c l asses for all ages 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic servr ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meetmg Wed nesday 7 30 p m M1ss onary meet rng second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm th pastor Sunday school 9 30 am clas s l eader Leo Hil l worsh•p serv1ce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST - E l den R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Mornrng sermon 11 a Sunday n ght serv ces m Chr stran Endeaver 7 30 p Song serv ce 8' p m m Preach ng 8 30 p m M d week Prayer meetrng W ed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams lay l ead:er 10 45 - Farm Home and Garden 20 11 00 - News 3 4 6 10 13 15 Janak1 33 Av a t on Weathe r 20 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 In Concert 6 Movie War Gods a of the Deep 13 11 45 - News a 10 12 15 - Moves The Flame and the Arrow Drac ula 10 1 00 - Mrdmght Spec ai.J 4 In Concert 13 Rock Concert 6 Take F ve F.or l1fe 15 1 45 - Move The Colossu s of New York 10 2 JO - Mov e A laska Sea s 4 News 13 A 00 - Mov e Bnde of Vengeance 4 5 30 - Mov e Ride and K II ' 4 Clouds and L1ght and a bo ld sp~re' l'h e symbols of mans wondenng- h1 s hope- h•s asptra !Ions On a Fnday Ihe One they called Chns t wa s dead ' The world ro ll ed on no th1ng seemed changed Then 1t was Sunday Newness everywhere ' He IS nsen ' Men be l1eve gather reJO ce a 10 7 30 - Man for COS I 10 Sesam e St 20 Gospel 6 Abbolt & r n o; te lo 8 Saturday Report 3 Osmond s 13 Farm Front .J 8 0 .. 0- Jake s Place 6 L dsv li e 3 4 15 Buqs Bunny 13 Ha 1r Bear Bunch a La ss e 10 30 - Yogr s Gang 6 13 M ster Rogers 20 Add a m s F am ly J <1 15 Sabrma 5 Popey e 10 9 00 - E m e rg ency Pl us 4 3 4 15 Super Fne nds 6 13 M ov 1e 8 a 10 9 30 - l nch H 1gh Pr vale Eye 3 4 15 10 00 - E le c Co 20 La ss1e s Re scue Range rs 6 13 My Fa vor te Mart a ns 20 8 S gmund & The Sea Mon ster s 3 4 15 10 30 - Goobe r and the Ghost Cha ser s 6 13 Pmk Panther s 3 t 15 Jeann1e a Mulligan Stew 10 Zoom 20 11 00 - Star T rek 3 4 15 Brad y K1ds 6 1J Spee d Bugg y 8 10 Sesam e St 20 11 30 - Jos e and the Puss y cats n Outer Spa ce 8 10 Butch Ca ss dy 3 4 15 Mt SS ion Magt c 6 13 12 00 - Je t son s 3 4 15 lns1de Out 20 Mov e 6 13 Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 12 15 ~ Search for Sc1enc e 20 I 00 - Man from UN CLE 4 Bana na Spirts 3 Amerrcan Band stand 6 13 Ca l l of the We st 15 What s Impeachment All • About' 8 10 30-Greatest Sports Legends 3 15 NBA Playolf a 10 Ba seball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 No Place to H1de 13 Cop~ ~ c5 c gl! 'l 74 Ad c ng Sen. ce In S d hug V S< p u e go ~ s ~ le ~ 1:'<18~ The "-me un Bbe 2 15 - Baseball 3 4 IS 3 00 - FiSh n Hole 13 Mov1e Soc e~ Gunt1ghta t Red Sands 6 Coun try Mus tc Festrval 13 Kung Fu l3 Mov1e 33 J 30 4 00 - 4 30 - The Masters 8 10 5 oo - W de War ld of Sports 6 lJ I spy 15 Pelt coat Junclion 3 Hock ey Where Th e Actron Is 4 5 30 - World of Survtval 4 Oat ng Game 3 6 . SEARS BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Rober t Wyatt pastor Sunday Scllool supt Rona d Osborne 8 be Schoo l 9 30 a m prea c h ng 10 45 a m Evenrng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng wo r ShiP 10 30 a m Young P eople s Serv ce Evangel st c ser 6 45 p m v •ce 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Ba l d Knobs Rev L R Gl uesen camp past or Roge r w !fred Sr Sunday Schoo l Sup t Sunday Scllool Sunday ev en ng 9 JO am worsh p 7 30 Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN tN CHRIST Rober t Shook pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p servtee 10 45 am evenmg worsh p alternat ng w th C E a t 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 JO p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay l eader Author ze d Cata log Merc hant L ou1s W Osborne Man Pomeroy Ph 992 220 E 296W Second THE DAILY SENTINEL We F I ll Al l Doctors Prescnpt ons 992 1955 Pomeroy 0 Cor Rts 7 & 544 ''MR. ADVERTISER" Only $1 00 120 E ROYAL OAK PARK THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng worsl'1 p 10 30 a m Young peoples servtee 6 45 Evangel st c serv ce p m 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m WAID CROSS SONS STORE Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Grocenes & General M erchandrse Rae me Ph 949 5772 I~ 337 N 2nd M ddl eport REAL ESTATE BROKER 110Mechamc St Ph 992 3325 992 3550 ~ GAUL'S MARKET MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Authonzed Burck Pont rae 500 E Mam St ••< •• ' ' Furmture and Hardware Home lite Saws M ddleport Ph 9as 3308 . HEINER'S BAKERY Chester 0 • ' ••• • ••• • • BEN FRANKLIN STORE I Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA Attend the Church at Your Cho ce Ph 992 349a . c Pomeroy . FIRST SOUTHERN BAP "' GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 . RIDENOUR SUPPl~ GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 32a4 • • SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHE STER OH IO George Casto pa stor Sunday Sc1'1ool 9 JO evening worsh1p 7 30 Thursday evenmg prayer serv ce 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Cra g pastor Sunday sc l'1 ool 9 45 a m worshiP serv ce 11 a m trarn1ng un on 6 30 P ro even ng wors11 p serv ce 7 30 p m M1d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 M ller St Mason W Va Sunday B ble St ud y 10 a m Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m Bib le Study Wedf"'eSday 7 p m Voca l music . TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh l ~ serv ce 11 a m and 7 JO p m Weekly Bi ble study Wednesday 7 30 M&R FOODLINER . ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second Sf Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 a m mornmg worsh1p 11 am evangel st1c servtce 1 30 p m B ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 JO p m Phone 77 3 Sl33 HARTFORD CHURCH OF Short O r de r s- Carry Out A Cool 0 n1ng Room Chester . •• SELL IT WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD - PHONE 992 2156 •• • Oh1o MIDDLEPORT BOOK. STORE . •' •• •' • Church and OffiCe Supplies G 1fts 11'1 M1ll St Middleport ' BIBLE SADIE'S MARKET MEIGS TIRE CENTER 1 I < Meats and Grocenes Pomeroy . ' I Syracuse 0 . Mary Tyl e r M oor e 8 Mo v 1e Told 3 4 IS 9 30 Bob Newhart Show 8 10 10 10 11 11 11 11 11 I 'l 3 4 May 20) Good deas ar e onl y val uab e 1 yo u pu t them nt o ac o 1 Se a that n 1 d whe yo s I on a thoug h! yo u shOu ld be m p e ment g GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Yo u w 11 have an une ;<JJec tedl y p o t ta b le and Interest ng op P O tun ty It w II be SO eth I y yo u ca n g et ttl o ugh a !r end a t a sa v ng s CANCER (June PISCES (Feb Aug Apnl 24 Nov 22) You re gong 1o b e the rec1 p1e nt o f some ve ry unusual h lo rmat on You won t app rec has b een slo w n de velop ng w t happen Qu te u n e~ p ec ted y th s year A n mp ove ment n sta tus s al so ket y tm 4U (\I nd 11 yo u r~lm I 1(~ 11 1 42 II Ul gC nl 43 Hc 1 1 d1 1t c Ill\ WI\ I ( 1p U! 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DID H G \VI': IT No I OOURNAI :::..:::,,r;;..c.:..:.+--.,.,~,..--, I ! ~=:'=1-.,'=;,~~::;==~:::d:==~· d .. b)' I Prtnlllie SUR PHIS! ANSWER here I rn "r I 1 I f'· r r : ~ Now arranre the Circled letters to form the fiUrprlse anawer. 81 sueg·ested r t he above cartoon {1\niWI:f'l tomor-row} Ye1terd1y • Junllr• MOURN I Antwu SUEDE LAXITY UNWISE A deparlure. from I he IJ1ble- .. EXODUS Is One letler s mply stn nds for another In thiS snmple A ls used f or th e three L s X f ot th e t~\ O 0 s et c Sm gl c letter s, apostroph es the leng th anti fo r m:-~t 1 o n o f t l c \\ Orti s nrc all hmls Each d 'Y the code letters ate d• fle rcn l CRYPTOQUOTES EDPIT ERS I C FR E CM MLSSE GYB G KISGMGYE ER CY F C E CM NU D ERS STSM EU W S!l c i D E R S MPYMUPDJ S PYH YU L Y Yesterd~y s Cryptoquote THE MAN WHO I S TOO OLD TO LEARN WAS PROBABLY ALWAYS TOO OLD fO LEARN HENRY S HASKINS Ph 992 3986 DICK T RA ~Y Tlo4E GREAT! ONCE CllAMP KNIFE TH~OWER -AND liE COULDN'T FORGET IT' MEANWHI~E 0 STILL NO WORD FROM THE ROAD BLOCKS ABoUT :tWE~THEIM, ... lHAl MEANS HE5 GOTTA BE H I DING SOMEWHER:Et WOW' I FORGOT 1 I-LAO TURN EO OFF MV'Z-WAV. - BUT teLM.C ~ e p; E ANC ~drl>l f TP:ACY AI>WS ARE ON TNI WA V ANNIE' Both vu lnerable West North East Pass 6N 1 Pa ss South Pass I Jes' does 1 he Adm1ral looked over the dummy and counted 11 wmners The 12 would come 1! hearts broke or tt a squeeze cou ld be developed He played the four of spades from dummy and East discarded a dJamond West had all seven spades so tt was most unlikely that hearts would break It was up to the Admtral to pt epare for a squeeze There was no reason not to reconno1te< wtth the club su1t so the Admiral ran off the four club tncks wh1le dts cardmg one of dummy s d1a monds West followed to three clubs The mtel llgence operatton had accounted for 10 of West s cards _ Two roun$ of hearts came next West followed to one so that he was marked wtlh ex actly two diamonds This meant that East had started w1th ftve he~rts and f1ve d!a moods How could he be th machrne saw' wnat All us cart pools 1S work 'd out btJ computer • 0 '"" DAR"' I'J Ot-J ~ US.T RAL A S NORT H ,...OA?T: AN AMPH B IAN COME5 TO WHI$ K C'LJ R F~ EN D5 7ECRH LY TO A!>.l A I<F ELD C R IMB V O F i HE "- ORTHER N TE" R R ITOR 'I NEW5L FLEW OIJT 10 S lOE YOU R CAYE 6 RL THE BORN YOUM'E511LL Hl5 WI~E !lON'T YOU lliiNK VOJ OUGHT TO PUT Hl5 WHAT DIFFERENCE ooee IT MIND AT EASE AT LEA5T2 A Fo~w'/ 'THIIJ<o BIRClE HON LONG HAVE YOU AND TUTU BEEN HAPPE:NE:C> TO Mf'5 IN'J?.R ED? .SEVEN YEARS SN T T ? 0t.J THE. VJA'/ TO n-18 OFF!C8 1 IMKE? squeezed~ The Admtral worked 1t out qutckly A submanne attac k was m order all,d he pwmptly \ led a low spade a nd ducked tn dummy West won and led a spade back East had already d1s carded tw1ce on spades and once on clubs A fourth dts card would g1ve the Adm~ral three d1amond tncks or four heart tncks and East had to surre nder to overwhelmmg naval forces NEWSPAPE R EN TEflP HI SE .\S S ~ ALLEY OOP OL GUZ l l SURE HE SUR& YEAH BUT I OON'rSMELL AINT GOT TH LIKE ANY HEART TLET FLOWER I IM KNOW 11 1 6E HAPPY Tl<NOW roozv ~!NALLY "TTOk: A 8A.TI-t 1 I I · The btddtng has been West North 34 Pass Pass 4+ East South 14 Dble Pass 44 Pass ? You South hold •toa654 ' A K Q8 3 +A J 54- MAW WHV DOll! T 'IE COOK UP A BIG 0~ POT FULL OF 'lORE BODACIOUS VEG'TABLE l HAT 5 NOT QUiTE TRVE ACTUALI!{ l D D oREAT IN NVRoER'( 5'-HWI- SOUP? • What do you do now? t A-Bid £our hearts You have Just your c hance to show both your major suits TODAY S QUESTION . You I ., f lt1d four hearts and vour ~ J • I or annhJ me arc n t vou' I 3 Hc h II I and 13 1974 23) a go od day to nv te tha t c oupl e you ve be en w antmg to kn o w bell e to your home Chanc es a e the r sc hedu e s o pen T/SSIN The M'Rnss Ad va 1c e n e 11 1 Lin area th at 22) Oct 23 SCORPIO (Oct by THOMAS JOSEPH I n\ ( s !\l 11 tbo You ma y no be oo exc tl ed abo ut an mv !alton b ut be sure to go You w II mak e a vat u ab e c ont ac t at trill s aHa r LIBRA (Sept Th s would be ~~ 10 22) Sept 23 20) 5 Yo u 1 be res t ess today It s besl yo u don 1 loc k yo ur se ll to p ems too Ia n udv m ce J ust te t lh ngs hapoen VIRGO (Aug March July 21 23 20 1 P C' rtl St reg a d ng a dec son you have to nak e sho I 'I w I come l ro 1 an mpromp tu l am ly d sc us son Tak t over LEO (July Feb f h s s a good 1 ne to a k ~ some cha nge s a ro u nd tt e house y ou ve bee co r s der g Do 11 wh le yo 1r c 1t c n ood 22) An ans we yo u e look ng fa T he Gr ea tes t Sto y E vc r DO Ow en Mar sh al l 6 13 Ca r o l Bur ne t I S 0 30 Day a t N ght 33 00 - News 8 0 A B C News 6 13 05 - N ew s J <1 Po l c e Surg eon 15 5 ~ Mo v e Th e M adGhoul 6 N ew s1 3 JO - Moves Ba nn ng 3 T he Va ga bond km g 8 Cabl e Car Murder 10 Th e Cr eature Wa lk s A m ong Us 35 - Mov re Ha rvey 4 M dn gh t SpeCia l 15 00 Mov e Th e G host of Fra nk en ste n 13 J5 - M ove The V aga bo nd K ng 30 - News 3 35 Pey t on Pl a ce ti 05 - Mov e One M a n s Way 4 20 20 19) G ve yo u r rns gilts scno us ll l c nt o today part cula r y 1 II ey e tr y ng to c lu e you n or son eone you ve re cen tly me1 • .. The Store W1 th A Heart Ph 949 3342 4 972 AK7 4AKJ4 •• •• ~ RACINE FOOD MARKET Racine • Kerm s Korner Kerm1t Walton Pomeroy 0 . GAUL'S SHAKE'HAVEN Sl Rt 7 •• • NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . MIDDLEPORT OH IO DEAR HELEN Could you please agatn gtve the address where you regtster so that you can donate your organs or your body to sc1ence after you d1e? - WANTS TO HELP THE LIVING DEAR WTHTL The UVING BANK, 6631 South Mam St P 0 Box 6725 Houston Texas 77005, wtll send upon request a free regtstralton form and donor card together ;uth mstruct10ns for completton The regtstrat10n form IS returned to the Livmg Bank where 1l wtll be !tied A copy wtll then be sent to you and another copy goes to your phystctan wtlh a letter of explanation The donor card 1s YOURS and should be placed w1th your driver's license lor raptd tdenliftcallon On 1t you should 1ndtcate wh1ch organs are to be anatomtcal gtfls and whether you w1sh your enttre body used m anatomteal study It must carry the Signatures of two Witnesses lithe donor IS a mmor parents or legal guardtans must s1gn The LIVIng Bank ts a nopproltt orgamzat1on offermg tis serv1ces wtthout charge However you may make a lax deductible contrtbutton if you wtsh 1t will be gratefully apprecta ted - H P S Those who would donate thetr bodies to medical schools should know that m some states there are far more donations made lor anatomical studies than can be used by extstmg schools Whenever posstble if fam1hes wtll pay cost of trans By Oswald & James Jacoby VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. DBA Anthony ~ : umb ng and Heatmg + ++ answer w 1 be as good as I you had ots olt me to wo rk 1 Openmg lead - •Q Ph 949 9591 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. A s tuat o 1 w t a tse oday re Q 1 r ng 1 snRp dec s or~ Yo u ou l TAURUS IAprol AQUARIUS (Jan Jan Pass Rad1a l Cuts & Toupees Ma1n Sf Pomeroy Rae ne MIDDLEPORT OH IO RUTLAND CHURCH OF Ph 367 7414 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Fam tl y Recrea t 1Qn Sw1mm ng Camp ng -- DEAR HELEN Ten years ago our mol/ler died leavtn g Dad w1th fl >e chtldren to ra tse ranging mage fr om 10 to 17 years He worked very hard to g1ve us a good hie Now Dad ISm his early 60s and we chtldren are all marned We ""' htm oilen bnl he s still lonely and gels depressed He neglects h1s appearance and hiS nealui We respect his love for our mother but we wtsh he would ftnd someone who would rev1v~ tus Uil~I t: :s ti hfr Hm\ ca n \\ e tell h1m we thmk a woman fnend - maybe a "lie - would help wtthout havmg htm lhtnk we no longer lo\ e or need htm ' !Ire we asking for trouble tf we try to play matchmake• > MEG DEAR MEG You should have started pla ymg matchmaker long ago And don l JUSt TELL your father he needs a " oman lrtend See to 1tthat he meets one or two or three Gel hun out of hts old clothes and mlo sharp new sty les Plan parttes which mclude the w1dowed mothers of your fnends Do some research on hobby clubs, smgles groups square-danctng classes - tours, and steer hun toward them Show h1m tha l 60 ts young and hie ts to be en,oyed And don t gtve up when he seems res1st1ve at first You CAN teach an old dog new tncks bultl takes longer - H 22 19) Sorw~ t h ng good s dt! ve o p ng whe re tQ U wo k or c r~ r ee r s concerned You 1 It arr o l 1 u €11p e r.: tedly ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) Lonesum< Dad Needs I tit CAPRICORN (Dec [Ht>.RRl.> DO 400R5EtF \ A F~\IOR 2NT ... RUTLAND - +QJ96 3 t • FULL SERV ICE SHOP For "J Y K 73 MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP Y ou Ca n Use Thr s Space Each Week RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Worsh p Serv ce 11 am Wednesday prayer m eetmg 7 30 p m Sunday n 1g1'1t worShip 7 30 p m Cheshire EAST ·10954 SOUTH IDJ • K62 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR • REXALL DRUGS 7 pm + 108 4a sJ Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley SWISHER & LOHSE RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Rod Kaster pastor V H Braley Sunday school sup t Sunday sc llool 9 30 am worsh p serv ce and com mun on 10 30 am youth m e et ng 6 p m Sunday evenmg servtee 7 r egular board meetmg th rd Sat urd a y " 8 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MIDDL EPORT OHIO partner b1d s f ive dramond s What do you do now ' For Saturday Apnl 13 1974 By Roger Bollen FUNN Y BUSINE SS 23 4Ql0 6 WEST .QJI09a 53 Support the Chur ch of Your Cho ce 104 W Matn Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 MARK V STORE 8 1l l y Graham YAQ62 +54 2 (General Merchand sel - 12 • A74 HAYMAN'S Devoted t o Meigs Ma son A,..ea Pome roy 0 Coo v lie RD Rev Roy Deeter pas tor Sund'ay sc hoo 9 30 a m worsh p serv ce 10 30 am B b[e study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m NORTH Ph. 992 3863 Pomeroy 6 13 Btg shot does admirable JOb THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 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PAULEY, AGENT CHAPEL Beat 33 Emergen cy 3 4 15 a 30 - MASH 8 Mov1e Mone y to Burn Cru sade 10 Movte JJ Mr N a lmn w 1de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 Pomer oy 307 Spnng Ave Bobby Gol d sboro 3 ~H er Dec 21) Someone s Hb o rt to d o you a laver thOugh nc !her o l you w rtt r~ <J ze il l the I ne r h oug h a un1que c t <1 1 ol even ts pra t t w II resul t Ht'l.;n Both'l 9 00 - Course of Our T 1m es 33 Spme 10 8 oo - All '" Ihe Family 8 10 Partr dge Fam ly 6 13 Book CATA LOGUE STORE 217a 15 Catch 33 33 7 30 - MONTGOMERY WARD and Mrs Cha rl es R Sheets 106 Court St Pomeroy 992 00- L I as Yoga and You 33 News 3 4 a Look al the Book Mov e T he Iron Glove 10 6 JOo Zoom 33 NBC News 3 15 New s 4 Unde WI lie Show 8 News 6 Paul Bunyan 1J 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 3 4 15 Thrtl lseek e r s 3 W1th the hope If will 1n some measure foster and help susla1n that wh tch 1s good 1n family and commun1ly l1fe lh1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below . ' am FAIRVIEW s I? 30 - Go3 4 15 FatAibert8 10 OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr s Worley Fr a nc s Sun d ay sc hoo s upt Sun d ay schoo l 10 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson p"stor Ray Whaley supt MCrnrng worsh i p 9 JO a m c~urch scl'1oo! 10 30 a m young peoples meet.ng 6 30 ~ m even ng worsh IP 7 30 p m 61ble st udy Wednesday GROVE Don K r shn er 7 QQ.- Ne ighbors 13 Fun for Eve ryon e 6 Treel'1ouse Cl ub 7 15- W oman s Potnt o f V rew 1J He IS Alsen' Clouds break Ltght sh1nes 111 darkness Our fa ith reac hes upward 111 bold cer tamty' BETHLE HE M BAPTIST Rev E arl Sh u l er pa s t o r Wor sh p se r v tce 9 30 am Sunday Sunday school 10 30 a m B b e study and pray er serv ce 7 30 p m Thur sd ay K ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 am Ralph Cart supt Worsh1p serv ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m atternate ty Prayer meettng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St les pastor CHURCH Letart W Va Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar P$Stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Prayer and Bi bl e study 7 30 p m Cottage Praye t tO a m Ser-vi c e Tuesday Worsl'1tp Serv ce Thursday 7 30 p m HEMLOCK Horror of SATURDAY APRIL 13 1974 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland REi c n e Road W t11am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Sc l'1oo o re ctor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Mornrng wor sh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng ser v ce 7 p m Wednesday ev en ng prayer serv c es 7 30 p m CHRIST 1n ChriStian Un1on The Rev Wilt am Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 am James Hughes supt even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evernng prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer servtce each Tuesday a 6 30-C hr •stopher Clo se up 10 6 3o- TV Cla ss room 8 Fa th for Today 10 Ky A f 1e ld 13 prom1se DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T m Ru sse ll m n ts t E!I' Norman C W 11 Sunday sc hoo l supt Sunday sc hoo 9 30 am wor ship servr ce 10 30 a m B bl e study Wedn es day 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located at Rutland on New L ma Road nex t to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday~ Sc hoo l supf Sunday school JO 30 a m worsl'1 1p 7 JO p m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 JO p m Saturday n•ght prayer serv ce 7 JO p m Th e Grea tes t 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 pm pm MASON - Mo vte 33 9 00 - B centenntal Lecture Seres 20 Movi e Story Ever Told 3 9 30 - Odd Coup le 13 Ozz e s Gtr ls 6 10 00 - News 20 Toma 6 13 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Rob ert E Buck l ey pa stor W II am Bal ey Sup! Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 am morn ng wor sh p 10 30 a m even ng wor sh p 7 JO p m Wedn es day Chrtstra n Youth Cru sade 6 30 p m Thursday c hotr pra ct ce 7 WHITES 8 10 Good T mes B Lot s a Luck t 3 4 15 pm LONG Ben Hu r 8 30-Washmqton Connecfton 20 S x M II on Dollar M an 6 13 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo l serv c e 10 am Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonv1ll e Road R c k Mor r son pastor Sunday sc hool sup! St e ven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p and commun1on 10 30 am Sunday evenrng you t h Chr stan End eavor 6 JO p m worsh p se rv ce Sunday 7 30 p m W e dnesday e ven n g pra Yer m ee t•ng and B •b l e study 7 JO o m ST JOHN LUTHERAN P ne Grove th e Rev Arthur Combs pasto11- Sunday schoOl 9 30 a m church serv ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B1b le Schoo l 9 30 am mornmg worsh p 10 JO am Sunday ev en ng Worsh p Serv ce 7 JO p m cho r pract ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng and B b le Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Free l and Norns pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a m Church servi c e 7 p m Wednesday B1bte Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Evenmg WorshiP 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Serv ce Sunday Schoo l Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morr s M Wolfe Helen Help By Us. • • FRIDAY APRIL 12 1974 News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesa me St 10 00 - 6 El l e Is lu I N O liT I ll SAGITTARIUS (Nov • �• , • serV,ICes • Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu lts. ' ',?~FnQ0~~ch0 ~c~ 0f'o!s~wz~~ BUSiness . ~ · ~~=::_::==~~=~~~~~=i===~===:=:==;~==~~~~~~==::; ~ :_ J'I~t·D. I tl) .S..Il 1 lllt'1 Mul{Ull--'l t 1'mtltlt\ ~) Apt ll l2 9~ 1' '/ l • For Sale HTC students capped, band_e d .... Srljn'> rt c P<~mt tr plc h dP.tabrr cs buttonholes 1 01 Jhlly blo" ' h odor Cho (' l rryrn 1 t l <;C' '>e cc w nq t 1nd ~l'l 9 HO Cil'>h or 1C'rms l :lll L 'r' Notice HOMmWNERS $AVE Mart used tvrnrshed applr ances clo th 1 g drshes and m sc Rt 33 opposrte trailer co ur t Hartfo rd W v. Cal l Steve Snowden Ph 992 7155 ___ WAN INUI U, N ~ I~ lfc RE VIV AL beg mnrng Apt"ll 15 Beg ms 7 J O each even ng at Pom ~ r oy Wesleya n Holmess Chur ch on Route 143 one ha lf NOTICE mil e fro m .Rt 7 bypa ss The eva nge l st rs Oavrd L ght ' fr om Chambers Ar rzona Th ere wr it be specral s ngmg and playmg and everyone rs we lcome The pas tor s 0 Dell Ma n rev _,_ 11 10 9tc SHO OTI NG Ma tctl Corn Now Back m Busme <s' Holl ow Gun Club tu rn f ~rs t rr ght after Mil es Ce metery Rutla nd Facto ry choked State Inspecte d gun s onl y Su nday Ap r 14 1 pm Ph 667 3608 for appointment 4 10 31c Coolv1ll e Ohto SH OOTI NG M~ t c h FO r ked Run Sport sman Cl ub noon Sun day Factory choked gun s • lost only 4 11 2tc BROWN and wh te beag e 4 mon lhS old Orland G Iland TRUCK LOA D SALE Fr rday Rt 1 Reedsv lie Ohro has an d Saturd a y Ap r r 11 and 13 black. flea collar Lo st nea r 9 a m to 9 p m Pome roy Success Road Phone 667 63 19 Reco v ery 612 East Mam J 11 Jtp St reet Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 CHILDS srze 14 maroon pia d 11 11 2tc CPO tacke t con i a n ng patr of go ld wr re r m glasses n CALL Polly s Aucr ron or stop by poc ket Lost at Fo res t Acres to ge t rrd of those unwa nted Park Pho ne 991 )640 tems Sel l rt th e auctron "'a y Rewar d 537 High Stree t Mrddl epo rt 4 9 5tc 992 3509 Open 9 a m to 5 p m Monday Wedn esday Thur s WIL L the people who gave me a d a y Fr rd ay untrl noon rt de from At t1 ens to Po meroy 3 13 Jot c w th th e red GTO baby ------------,-named Teddy and th e dog PA RAS OL Bout que Beauty named Sh.a ggy please phone Sa lon nex t to Ska te A Way Gle n Ca laway 40 Wes t Ro lle r Rrnk Anno un ce d Ca rp enter Athe ns Oh to 593 spnng specta rs 10 per cen t oft 3632 Belreved to have left on all per man ents and glasses rn your automob il e fro s tmgs fr om Apr 1 9 4 9 6tc tt1rough Apnl 30 Call 985 41 41 for appo rntm en t Sandr a Ke rns operator 47 12tc Wanted To Buy OLD auto s 6 or more ca rs wrll ----~-- --------KOSC OT KOS ME TICS & g ve $3 00 prece 18 cars or WIGS For a good r.n e of more rWrll grve better pr rce Cosmetrcs fr endl y serv ce c a rr 985 4297 and som eon e to ch a t wrth 3 28 lfc g v e me a call Helen Jan e ---...-----------Brown 992 5113 ANTI QUE qurlts and tewet ry 3 19 tfc Also rnter es led rn furnrtu re and d shes Cal l 992 5262 GUN Shoot 7p m Fr day at the evenrn gs or mor nrng s Racin e Gun Club Fa ctory 2 20 lf c choked gun s onl y Assort ed meats 11 10 3tc Our yard and off1ce -------- 4 10 ...__ DEEM MEAT PROCESSING AND PACKING ___________ __ -------------- -- ------------ -------------PUBLIC NOTICE Will be closed lor In TO THE DEFENDAN T JAMES D JO NE S WHO SE RESIDENC E IS UNK,OWN venlory dunng week of IN THE COMMON PLE AS COURT OF MEIG S CO UNTY I· Sth OHIO 1 of Apnl, 1974 SHARON A JONE S 20 Railroad Str eet Mrddleport Oh1o Platntlff Open Monday Apnl22 , 1974 vs JAMES D JONE S address unknown Defendant No 15 S16 ' -NOTICE BY R~nberg Co. The PUBLfCATION- Plamtlff ha s broug ht th s act ron nammg you as defenda nt n the abov e named co urt by 79 Depot St filing her Compl aint on tl'1e 27tt1 Athens, Oh1o day of March 197.4 The obtect of th e Comp latnt and the demand for relief are to L-- - - - - -- -obtaln a divorce to be award ed CASH pa•d tor all ma Kes ana the care custod 'y and contro l of models of mob le homes the mmor chrld of th e par ttes to 953 1 be awarded al rm onv tor !h e Phone area code 614 423 4 13 H e Plarntlff and support for th e mrnor child of the part res for costs and oth er relt ef N O 1 copper SOc rad rato rs You are requrred 1o answer 35c r ed brass 40c batterr es til e Complarnt wrthrn tw enty $1 20 M A Ha ll Reedsv rlle erght day s after th e la st Ohro Olh one 378 6249 publication of tht s not rce Wh !Ch 3 24 tf c w ill be publrshed once each week for SI K conseculr ve weeks OLD Uprr ght prano s Any an d the last pub lrc at•on writ be condition Payrng SIO cash mad e on the lOth da y of May Write grve drre ctron s to 1974 WITTEN PIAN O CO P 0 In th e ca se of your fa lure to BOX 18 Sard is Ohro 43946 answer or otherw rse respond as 3 13 30tc permrtted by the Oh ro Rules of Ctvrl Procedure Wtfhrn tt1e trme OLD turn rture · oak tables stated tudgment by defau lt wrt r clocks 1ce ba Kes bra ss beds be rendered agarn st you for the dishes desks or complete rel1ef demanded rn the Com hou sehold s Wr te M D pTa n Mtller Rt 4 Pom eroy Ohro call 992 7760 LARR Y E SPENCER 5 13 ffc CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEI GS COUNTY OH IO CO WRT HOUSE POMER OY OHIO Help Wanted (3) 29 14 ) 5 12 19 26 (5 1 3 10 --- ----- - ----- 7tc HELP WANTED PERSON TO STAY The Almanac By United Press Inlernallonal WITH SICK LADY A Today 1s Fr1day, April 12, the 102nd day of 1974 w1th 263 to FEW HOURS A DAY follow The moon IS between full and the last quarter The mornmg stars are Mercury Venus and Jup1ter The evemng stars are Saturn and Mars RESSES ca r Mops and Those bor n on th1s date are WAk•tITchen help App ly rn person Cro ws SJeak House Ulld er the s1gn of Ar1es Pomeroy Amcrtcan statesman Henry 4 4 tf c Clay " as born April 12, 1777 ONE female some bookkee prng ex perren ce typrn g on e who Also on thts day m hiStory meets publr c well excell ent work ng j;: Ond rt on weeks In 1861, the Civil War began pard vacatro n pe r year when Confed erate troops Hosprtal zatron and lrfe 111 surance provtd ed along w th opened f1re on Fort Sumter, workrng uniform s Pl ease sc send person al resume to Box 729A c o The Darty Se ntr ne'l In 1945 Pres1dent Franklin D Pomeroy Ohto Rooseve lt d1ed at Warm 4 10 .4tc Spnngs, Ga About three hours later V1ce Pres1dent Harry Auto Sales Tr wnan was sworn m as chtef 1968 TOYOTA J eep Exce llen t exccuhve cond rlton Pf1one 949 4761 In 1954, Or Rober! Oppen4 9 He helmer referred to as 'the ~----- ------- 1969 FORD Prcku p tru ck Ph one father of lhe atom bomb ' was 99 2 3640 suspended by the US Atomtc ' 9 7tc Energy Commtsston aS a , 969 Z 2sC;-;-a7o-~;;~ew-h rg h possible secunty rtsk perform an ce engr ne ex ce llent condrt ron 1964 In 1961, Russia launched a Chev ell e Ma li bu ss exce ll en t man mto space He became the co nd tron Phon e 98 5 3511 4 12 31p hrst human to orb1t the Earth - ---- ----~-~-and return safely 1969 l 4 TON Ford custo m prckup go Qd cond tron Pho ne 94 9 3070 A thought for the day 4 12 3tc American writer George Curtis OPEN Roger Hysell s Gara ge sa1d ·"ImaginatiOn ts as good near Cros sroads on Sta te Rou te 124 8 30 to 6 p m as many voyages and how Monday through Saturda y much cheaper '" Phone 992 5682 or 292 7121 4 12 26tc PHONE 992·2358 Fer '>a:e Wanted A TO Z 1:[) ro n 1 1l 1898 Mob1lf Homes For Sale 19 71 ELCONA J ~Jedroom I bath Ito nut •n L R all new delux~ tvrn tur e Mtn mum down payment Can be Sf'Cn at K ng sbu ry Home Sales Lot on 1100EastMarn from 1 pm to 1 p m d'l ly J 10 71( SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE T•red of workmg tor the oth er man be your own boss w1th unltmlled opporluntty Th1s 3 bay bnck serv1 ce <. ttl hon rs locat ed m Mtd dle po rl Ohto Attra ctiv e rental pa1d trarnmg school Phon e collect (614) 373 0411 or 992 S11l ___ ~ -~ 1 Hya c 111 1hs Mum s ruhp ' Azal e a Ge ramum s L1h e s Ot>e n Se v e n Days A Wee k ...!.., " ' ''" c E Ohon c ?91 ECT R O L UX Sweep er deluxe model Comp lcfe w t h c1 11 c 1Cr1 r nq a tt a c 1Hl1Cnt s and use s pi! per bags s r qh tly used bu l ciLilns. and too hs lrkc new Wrll 5L I lor $37 15 or ter ms w1 lilh e Phone 9971653 4 7 tfc SHULER'S MARKET For Sale or Trade --~ ~------- --1973 BUICK Cen tury Luxus 2 CUB 154 Low Boy lrke new w th NEW3 bed roomho me 1 ' ~ b a th dr hardtop wrth arr w II 60 rnch mower Ph one 949 garage baseme nt on Gravel tra de fo r 1973 197 4 Ford or H 11 Mtddleport Natural gas 5953 Che vy 1 ton p ck up Phone 1 9 6tc a lre ad y n Ph one Dare 985 391 7 Dutt on 992 3369 evenrngs 4 11 31p BOL E NS Hu sky 1250 99 2 2534 Hydr asta t c la wn tractor wrth 1 l7 tfc 48 rnch blade and mo wer1969C HEVR OLE T 4dOo r ha rd Phon e 949 5953 top Impala Good cond rtr on 4 9 6tc Real Estate For Sale new trr es batt ery no ru st $695 Char les B ssell Long BEA UT IFl'L walnu t stereo 7 ACRES of land on Stale Ro ute Bottom Oh o 949 51 82 rad ro am fm 8 tra ck tape 248 4 mties east of Ches ter A 10 4t c Has Tuppers Pl a rn s Chester combrnat on Balan ce $1 09 36 wa ter natural gas Ph one 667 or term s ava ilabl e Phone 992 3756 aft er 4 p m 3965 For Rent or Lease 4 12 31p 4 9 tic BUSif\!ESS burldmg tn down ~ town Pom eroy Ohro Call 992 19 70 DA TS UN pr ckup wrth BEA UT IF UL new hom es now 3975 or 992 5786 camper top bu cket sea ts under con str uct ron n prrm e <\ 2 26 1C carpelrng $1395 Ph one 949 lo ca tron on crt y wat er and 2119 sewer Chorc e of desrgn s Wall 4 11 3t p to watt car petrng and atr For Rent condt tronrng Included Wt! t 1 YEAR OLD mob le ho me 2 195 1 DOD GE Prc kup water he lp arr ange frnan cmg bedr oo m ut lrt es fu rnrshed pu mp 3 horse pow er elec tr rc conven tron al loan s W1 th do wn pay me nt low as 5 pet Oth er Phone 742 5980 motor Phone 992 6480 ne w ho mes ava ila ble to 4 7 6tc 4 11 Jtc oualrft ed buvers wrth NO P A YME N T ' 3 ROOM ho use on 160 Bu tte rnut 1964 VOLKSWAG EN goo d D O WN Bu ld ers of W G Bes t cond rt on and good tr res 1957 Avenu e rn Pomeroy Furnace 8X48 Marl ette mo b le home Homes Ca ll coll ect 61 4 837 and baseme nt ba th new gas furn ace Phon e 98 5 6540 or 239 0785 or wrrte references re qu ~re d Ptlon e Great Amerr can Homes Inc 411 8 or 985 4233 991 2258 P 0 Box 687 Po meroy OhiO 4 11 Stc 4 7 6tc 45769 J 1 He F URNI SHED tw o bedr oom NORWEGI AN E l kho und pupp es Pho nE:: 8<13 243 2 - - - - - - -- - - - -- mobil e home l1x44 rn back 4 11 Stp yard on Spnng Avenue Ca l 2 BE DR OO M hou se rn M d 99 2 3429 Sund ay or even ng s dl ep ort New k tchen and 1972 HONDA CL3 50 1965 4 10 6tp bath a pplr ances rnclud ed Pontra c 421 r speed wr th Ca ll 992 53 10 po s trve tractron Phon e 742 HOUSE rn Ch es hrre Ca lj 992 3 19 26 tc 6456 5693 4 11 3tp 4 10 tfc 5 ROOM hou se and ba th two car ga rage 2 sto ry on Carso n FLOWER S for Easter large Ro ad 1n Ma son Co nta ct selectt on Very cheap mu st Russe ll Ba rr 773 5606 see to belreve Sma lley s Gr ft 3 12 tf c FOR RENT Sh op Chester 01'1ro Phone' - - - -- - - - - - - - - 985 3537 4 5 7tc MODE RN house 1 mrlc fro m Two off1ces on Eust -------------Po meroy 3 bedrooms wa tt to Ma1n St m Pomeroy AM FM ste reo radto 8 tr ac k wall carp et large rec roo m comb rnatron tap e pl ayer 4 lar ge patro cal l 992 52d8 Wlll remodel for long speake r sound s yslem befor e 3 P m aft er 3 ca l 992 1erm lease Plenty of Ba an ce $1 08 63 or bu dget 3436 4 7 l2tc term s Ca r 99 2 3965 off street parkmg and 43 1fc - - - - - - - - - - - - - ve ry good local10n - - - - - - -- - - - - - 4 AC RE S Of land on St at e 143 TWIN NEEDLE SEWI NG Phon e 992 3640 MA CHINES 1974 Mod el rn 4 9 7tc INROW CO. walnut stand All featur es - - - - - -- - -- - - - buill tn to mak e fan cy de srgns 992-3863 m Syracuse 3 room s and do stre tch sewrng Also HOUSE and bath upstarr s over acre buttonho les blrnd hem s etc or alter 6 ~2-5844 $63 35 cash or term s of rand Partrally remode led on rns rde Workshop m ba ck ava il abl e Phon e 992 2653 Phon e 992 31 35 4 3 tfc 2 BEDROOM furni Shed 4 10 Btc ------------apartment utt lltt es pa id VA CU UM CLEANER S Electro ------- ---- --depo sr t and refer ences Hygrene New Demonstrat ors requ rred No children or pets ha s all clean rng atta chm ents lnqu re at Baile y s Stor e plus the new El ectro Sud s for ' I HE Mrddl eport shampootng ca rp et Only 4 9 31p $27 50 cash or term s avarlabl e Phon e 99 2 26 53 -- --------- WISEMAN 4 J 1Fe FOR RENT t .:!.. Three bedroom furmshed apartment m Pomeroy N1ce yard and plenty of parkmg INROW CO. 992-3863 or alter 6 ~2-5844 FURNISHED apa r tment adults only Phon e 99 2 559 2 4 9 tfc 4 ROOM turn st1 ed apartmen t clo se to town Phon e 992 3658 4 10 tfc 3 AND 4 RO OM turnrSh ed and unfurnrs hed apar tment s Ph on e 99 2 5434 4 12 ttc ------ ------ --P RIVA TE rn eetrn g room tor an y organrzatton phon e 992 397 5 3 11 tfc --------------- for Sale 197 1 KAW ASA KI 350 Endur o Good condrtron Phone 99 2 6165 4 10 3tc HOOVER port abl e washer S75 Ph one 992 55 14 A 10 4tc ---------- - -SIEREO Walnut AM FM Rad o a track tape com bmatron Balanc e $110 73 or terms available Phone 992 3965 2 14 tfc AGENO Gallrpohs RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 SEW IN G Mac h nes Brand New BR LARGE MODERN z g Za g rn n•ce wa lnut tabl e KITCHEN 1 112 BATH S In or grnar carton s Never THROU GHO UT use d Cl ea ran ce on 74 CARPET Mod el s (On ly a few FU LL BA SEMENT 2 CA R RA GE Al l ONE av a tabl el $63 40 cash or GA E FLAT WE LL term s av ailabl e Pho ne 992 LARG LAND SCA PED LOT 2653 3 20 tf c PRICED MID TWENT IES ELECTRO LU X Va c uum RUTLAND Cleaner s comp lete w th at ta chm ents cordW ind er and parn l spray u sed but m I ke BEDROOMS LARGE KIT new cond ton Pay $34 45 3LIKE NEW CARPET cash or budget plan ava Iable ALUM SIDING OWNER Phone 992 2653 WILL HELP ~ !NANCE 3 20 lf c FO R QUALIFIED BUYER PRI C ED BELOW MARKET $12 000 MOWERS SPECIAL $52~D 20", 3 H.P. TURF T RIM push l ype rotary mower Ha s Bnggs & Stratton eng rne 7 mch pl as t c w ~ e el s loop sty le tubular ha ndl e ( ?.1 1982) .... ~POMEROY LANDMARK !tidl Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 -------------- - - ------------ OFFICE 446 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGhee- 446 125S E M Ike' W•seman- 446 3796 TEAFORD VtnJtl B. T,·,lfol d, Sr Brokc•r 1 ro MP(h,lllt( 5tr••j 1 Pomeroy, Ohw ;~?f,Q MIODLE PORT ~ 4 or 5 bedrooms lots of closets mce large lt vmg and dmrng room s Nat ga s furnace Full base ment and 2 garag es $1800000 VERY NICE ~ New bnc k bus rn ess bur ldrng on Rt f. Exce ll ent locat1on for tth e future Nat ga s furnace 2 large off tees (em condrt1oned) and 2 large storage rooms 2900 Sq Ft $42 500 00 POMEROY - Renovatmg this '} bedroom home Nat gas furnace and full basement S10 000 00 157 ACRES - N1 ce lav1ng So me nrce ftmber large oarn for cattle Large 4 bedroom home $380 00 per acre T S TIME FOR MOVING THE BEST RE SUL TS ' WILL BE OBTAINED WITH US, IN SELLING OR BUY ING -;;;J,-vs --~~~-T -~- 992 2094 606 E Mam · .. LEAKING? HARDWARE COLOR FADED? 11 0w o1 bout a beaulrful new la shron colors ALL WEATHER HARDr/ARE FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor. D1splay Und er N DON'T DRIVE A 'l'lld ' New Manag ement M1ddiPporl RON AND KAREN THOMAS Stop m and say Hello Brmg tn thi S ad for a Free G1fl EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 DITCHING SERVICE GAS GULPER Wa ter Line s and Power Lmes All work done by the loot or contract Al so dozer work and sepflc tank s tn r.la lied OR A GAS HOG Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 -3525 or 992 5232 VW AND DATSU~ SPECIALIST Water Eleclm: C:ra s Sewer Ltn es mstalled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks ltmestone & Ftll Dtrt Commerc1al Restdenttal Con structron & Remodel Gene's Body Shop Ph 992 5271 !108 W Mam Pomerov 8-K EXCAVATING Painting A Specialty COMPANY Area s Most Reasonable Pnce s 777 Pearl Street Mldd leport Oh10 Phon e ~~2 5367 or 992 3861 All work guaranteed The N~rs m g Technology of Ho ckmg Te chmcal College condut ted a cappmg - bandmg ceremony Sunday, March 31 at the Hockmg Valley Motor lod ge Mrs Pa tn c1a Torres Hea lth Careers D1rector , welc omed the gues ts and mtrodu ced lhe fa c ulty I> memb ers Juhe McAfooes, representm g the second yea r class addressed the f1r st year students A cappmg palchmg ceremony for the firs t year stud ents followed The confemng of the nursmg cap r epresenls su cce ssful corn pletwn of the first s1x months of the program Twenty-five female s tudents receiv ed school patches PresentatiOn of the caps and patches was made by K1tty Fox M1chell e Mulligan Sandy Neff Sandy Kmmson, and Gwen Llewellyn from the second year- class The first year students then rec1ted the In lerna Ilona! Nursmg Pledge F1fty-seven second year students received the1r bands s1gmfymg suc cessful completiOn of s1x of the seven quart er s of the nursm g pro gram The bands were presented by the second-year ms tructors Mrs Suzanne Croci Mrs Jud1th Maxson Mrs Joan McFarland, Mrs Jane Moog, and Mrs R1ta Troxel The ceremomes were closed w1th a prayer g1ven by Gwen Llewellyn Three students become the f•rs t graduates of the program at the end of wmter quarter They are Doug Burke V1rgm1a Hollon , and Charles Vaughan of Pomeroy N 2nd Ave Muklleporl 0 Now under new management , oor '" On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 -2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto I Open 8 Ttl5 Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Mam, Pomeroy, 0 . AIR CONDITION NOW? YES! Now whtl e the weather IS still cool ts the best trme It can be •nslalled at your conv emence wrth no watflng around In hot muggy Wf' ather Phone 992 2550 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Mrddleport 0 , Under New Management EXPERIENCED NELSON ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED Rad:_ .. Service INTERIOR EXTERIOR From the largest Truck or Bu lldozer Radrator to the smalle st Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Radtator SDectahst PAINTING ROOF PAINTING PHONE 992-5083 Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 WILL TRIM shrubb ery basem ent s 949 3221 or ""l'i/Sh= f!l'? ._ But It to Your Specs Dehvered to Job Stte HOGG & ZIJSPAN 5 I tfC EXCAV AT IN G dozer loader and ba ckhoe work septrc tank s mstall ed dump truck s and ro boy s for hrre wtll haul frll dtrt top so I lrmestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n rgh t phone 992 3525 or 991 5232 2 11 tfc Ga soline pnces contmu e the1r upward trend m southeas tern Oh1o , John Irwm, manager of the Automobile Club of Southern Ohw, repor led Thursday Pnces range from 52 9 cents a gallon for regular to 67 9 cents for premium As 78 pet of all workers reach thetr )Obs by pnvate passenger car and as vacabon penods are commg soon, AAA clubs natwnally are reacllvatmg the1r fuel gauage reportmg network Club personnel contact a representative group of serv1ce stabons each week to fmd out the1r allocallon , present supply , cost and hours open These slat1sttcs are sent to --------------- - -------------.'.- --- SEWING MACHINE S Repat r servrce all makes 992 2284 The Fabrrc Shop Pom eroy SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Authorrzed Srnger Sal es and REA SONABLE rates Ph 446 Sen;1ce We Sharpen Scissors 4782 Ga 1 pot rs John Russell 3 29 tfc Owner and Operator 5 12 ttc HAM S Auto Rad10 Servrce Am Fm stereo and tap e SEPTIC TANK S AROBIC S EWAGE SYSTEMS players Qutck reltabl e ser CLEANED REPAIRED vr ce George s Creek Road MIL LER SANITAT ION Galltpo rrs Oh o Phon e 44 6 STEWART OH 10 PH 662 9304 •1, 3035 4 9 71 c 1o 4 tf c -- ------------- -------------- SE PTIC TANK S cleaned Real Estate For Sale Modern Santtatron 992 3954 or HOU SE in Mon key Run 992 7349 Pom e roy Pa r l ratly 10 23 tfc remodeled new ga s furnace Phone 992 2204 pamt roofs and houses 4 7 5t c Wtll Free est mates Call 992 2531 or 992 5482 4 ROOMS bath full basement 4 4 7tp storm doors and wrndows hom e fully carpeted .Located HAVIN G fre rQh t problems ? For on 77 3 Grant St ree t M d mtra and mt erstat e service to dleport Phone 992 72 40 and from ma1or gateways 4 9 6tp call GHE 1 (800) 762 1267 4 12 ltc ----~~-~~~-~~~ DON T fu ss don t cuss turn over JUnk automob rles over to us W II pa y $5 for old 1unk cars Phone I 13041 773 5890 Rtver srde Auto Wreckrng 4 9 26tc 608 E. MAIN - - ------------ --------------- ' CARPETING 501 NYLON BY BARWICK REGULAR $9 95 •7.95 Sq Yd Pnc e rnclud es •nstallat 1on and free paddrng Talk to Wendel I Grate carpet con sultant - We ha ve hundreds of carpet values Your JOb can be completed 1n 1 to 2 weeks No long wa1tmg penod SPECIAL! 1 Roll Candy Stnpe w1th rubber back J 9'1 sq yd Ntce lor bedrooms, dens krtchens etc RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER Sale 1 Bedroom Su1tes 1- l pc Bedroom Sutte, wh1te twm SIZe by Smger1 like new Only S1999S 1- 3 pc Bassett Pecan S299 00 (used only 6 months) 1-4 pc L•ne, Solid Wood, Dark Oak New S749 oo NOW$35000 6 Others to Choos't From ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION •• , ...,• -....... ..-... ~ Rutland Furniture RUtland, 0 Dave or Mtke "' ' B•g Capacity TO~:~RY' E CLELAND BROKER 992•2259 992 2568 GREAt COUNTRY RUTLAND FURNITURE~ • Arnold Grafe ( SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 · 70 FORD % TON., Pomeroy att on Grease Cad1llac Cpe. DeV1IIe, power, atr 70 CHEV. IMPALA .. ,.. ,., ...............$1495 71 Olds Tornado, power, atr, new w/ s / w. 12795 Auto mal1 c. a1 r 70 Olds Cut S. Cpe., pow., a1r, v roof 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe,, V-8 auto, PS 2 Dr H T a ~r 71 OLDS 98 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY . .,... ...............$2595 L1k e new fu lly e q u1p De mon Sta nd a rd Reline drum type brakes complete 70 FORD TORINO .. ...... ,.,.... .........~1395 Rehne d1sc front & drum rea r $38.95 Pomeroy Motor Co. ;1095 Localed on 51 Rt Chester, 0 1 It Every Ttme MY TAX EXPERT IG BETTER TH~N yOURS··· I MY BROTI1ER·IN l.AW 1DOE5 MY INCOMo TAX 1 ~ E 5 A C P. A W~Y"' Rack•.~·--c---c-_:__,_J By1he Day Mrs Robert Lee, Bob Bill and BeckY spent Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chesler tn honor of Mr Orr's btrthday Mrs Dw1ght Swepston of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday Wlth her father, Ralph 1495 69 Ponttac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.l, v-roof, atr 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., 68 Chev. 1/z t. 67 Olds 98 4 Dr., 66 Ford 4 Dr. V8 auto ;895 ;12 95 • 3~peed ' 1095 full power, a1r, . • lfi95 P1ckup, V-8, ;595 H.T., V-8, auto,, P ,S, . 63 Ford 4 Door, V-8 auto ••••••• .• ••• ' 1 195 Driver's Education Car VERY LOW MILE S 74 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan V roof and ar r 3 500 mtlcs 14400 Was 15307 55 Karr & Van Zandt You ' ll LlkeOu rQu al ll y Way of Domg Bu s m ess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unhl6 00- T1l 5 p m Sat Racine Social "Events Carmel 1NeWS, 70 Olds 442 H.T. Cpe., V-8, auto., P S •• .• -' 1995 69 Olds 88 4 Dr., full power, atr . 9854100 home from Veterans Memonal Hospital James Edward Brace Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Brace, fulcme, was born Apnl 6 1974, at Pleasant Valley Ho sp1tal Pt Pl eas ant Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed1son Brace of fulcme, Mrs Dons (Sayre) Halley, gcandmother, Portland Mr and Mrs Clmt Johnson, Portland a1e great grandparents Mr and Mrs John F1sher of Akron spent a few days wtlh her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Roush Dale Roush and s1ster, Mrs M1ldred Hart spent a day m Columbus wtth Mrs Dav1d Roush and children Mr and Mrs Elza Roush left for an Easter vacatiOn '.\llh Mr and Mrs Richard Roberts and farmly at Lawton, Okla Mrs Lavtm a Simpson returned home after spendmg three months m Reynoldsburg w1th her daughter, Mrs Manan Kmghtstep and Ahcta Mr and Mrs Ben Cross of Glouster spent a day w1th Mr and Mrs Charley Mallory and W1llle Cross Melvm Rtffle of C<Jiumbus was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Roy R1ffle Mr and Mrs Dav1d Nease and son, Davtd 1 were weekend guests of h1s mother, Mr s Carne Nease Mrs Evelyn Young and Aaron of Galhpchs spent the weekend wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland and J F Voun g Mr and Mrs Roy R1Cfle v1s1ted Mr a nd Mrs Btll McKenzie and fam1lv Sunday al Gal11pohs Mr and Mrs Kenneth Krtder of Columbus were guests Sunda) of Mrs Gra ce Kr1der 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, a1r •• • ••. • , . , 11895 70 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE ..............$1295 12695 JCHEVROLET NOVA t9~stom Hatchback Coupe dark green lrn rlsh t I ke n,~~ I I II wheel covers pro ec tve ;;',~ltder ~~ll p~~!r br~1 k es rad ro 6 cy l n1er ~ngrnc d s/~,~~ ard transmrssron A very popu lar mode iln pr rce 51495 1971 DODGE CORONET t d 111 good rst lrn e I res 4 door 1 owner new ca r ra e spotless clean rnter or sma ll V 8 engr ne 0 u~om$al~~5t ri1n S m rssron The rrght S IZe - the r g ht prr ce ~l ue 11395 197 0CHEVROLET BEL AIR clean nlerror blue frnt sh 4 Door v 8 engtne std trans radro good t res 1 owner By Mrs Francis Morns Mrs Grella Stmpson was hostess for the .Esther Circle meetmg at her horne Monday evenmg, Apnl 8 The hymn, "One Day'" wtth group smgmg opened the devotwnal periOd by Mrs Lillian Hayman, usmg the top1c Chnst's V1able Route Through Death " Scnpture was from I Peter and a meditation was taken from The Upper Room Mark Simpson, grandson of Mrs S1mpson, sang "The B1ble Tells Me So" and Vera Beegle read a poem, ' Hope of the World " A busmess sessiOn followed A letter from Bacone C<Jllege was read A repcrl was g1ven on the s1ck calls made taking vases of flowers Members brought bed pads to be' taken to Syracuse Rest Home, also an Easter treat w1ll be taken The Women of the Circles will have full charge of the serVIce for Amencan Bapttst Women s Sunday, April 21 , 7 30 p m at the church "Care for God s World" was the subJect of the program presented by Mrs Mtldred Hart wtth readings on the subject by members ' To Reach Out" was the top1c of the Love Gift program by Mrs Mar1e Roush Group smgmg of 'Gtve of Your Best to the Master" and scripture II tormthians 8 1-9 The offermg was gtven and prayer The group sang ' My Prayer" and the meetmg closed w1th The Lord's Prayer if. umson Durmg the fellowship hOur, Mrs S1mpson, hostess, served refreshments to fifteen members and one guest Cntt Bradford entered Holzer Med1cal Center on Sunday for surgery Mrs Maude Young returned & ~~r •• • -11995 1 They'll Do 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY •• •.••• 11995 69 Toronado, full power, atr, stereo. RIGGS USED CARS MEROY MOTOR COMPAN • · · 11495 2 Dr H T GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel _ Including 1nspecllon of hydraulic system & sprmgs & Rear shoes Turmng of drums and rotors, extra Please call 992 2126 lor appOintment .. . , . 15900 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto ., P .S ... ..... 12695 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr,, pow 71 DODGE ......., ...................... .. }1395 BRAKE SPECIAL \ • Was '7039.40 NOW $5800 73 72 72 FORD LTD....... ,.......................$1995 With Oil Change and FiHer When You Purchase Your 011 and F1Her From Us• · Cliff 74 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan Lrqn l green green v11"1 yl roof & rn!r r ror full r ow er ['(~~ p l1ctory 11r 8 300 m lcs A ~r con d 1i 10 n 302 mo la r FREE GREASE JOB -I ' ............~1595 72 FORD GALAX IE 500 ... ,............ .. ~1895 SERVICE SPECIAL FOR MONTH OF APRIL r USED CARS Aulomatrc 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 ~ Ifz Sla nda rd wil h top pe r SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. • I The President's recent announcement ts encouraging but a shorlage w1ll remam, Irwm sa1d If motonsts w1ll reduce lhe use of their cars by 25 pet pnces should stabtllze and much needed lime to develop other sources of fuel w1ll be realized Irwm believes vacahon travel by car will be down th1s year because of costs and uncertamty of gasoline supplies On the other hand , travel by bus and a1r travel appear to be mcreasmg Seeds - B1rd Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers - Lime - Cement & Mortar - Stock Salt - Water Softener Remed1es - Sa It - Litters - Vaccine Roofmg- Paints- Red Brand Fencing Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays · Gates. Maytag Automtl!lhcs 2 speect oreratlon Chorce a water temps Auto water level control Lint Frller or Power Fin Agitator Perma Press Maytag HIIO Qf He•t Dryers Surround clothes wrth gentle even heat No hot spots nooverdrymg Fine Mey, Lint Filter We Specialiu In MAYTAG Red Carpet Servrce 73 CHEV. TRUCKS TON PICKUP. ... ,.......... ~2695 serv1ces " •• I AAA headquarters Natwnal Fuel Gauge Pool and a compreh ensive report on fue l ava1lab1hty IS sent to the wtre •• Breakfast Sets, Heaters, Automat1c Washers & Dryers Chests Dressers, Lamps Grandfather Styfe Clock Bookcases, Recliners, Rockers Tables Hutches, TV Sels Rutland 0 742-4211 Sludenl' capped were Mona Bartley I mda Berry Beverl y Dellin ge r Deborah Dw yer Mary En csson Amy G1bbs N111a Gupta Neysa Heffner Debb1 e Henthorn e lmd a J ense n Kat hleen J ohn son Ruth J ohnson Mary l 1ghtflne Fa1th L1rnl c Charlene Malaw1s ta Zelia McDonald Holly Mitchell, D1ana Radcliffe Di ane Shahan Sharon Skmner DIXIe Sm1th 11nda Sm1th Larr y Spencer Trudy Thomp so n Jam es Wes t, Donald Wolf Debbte Wray, Er~e Kmght Cheryl Ze1gier Banded students were Lorna Barber Rosa nne Bumgardner Jac'luehne CarpenU!r, D1x1e Chck, Bllhe Chflon Bonme Coey Yvonne College, Shetla Cozart Dolly Crabtree Betty Cunmngham , Chnstme Dalton Dclame Dav1d Debbie Dupl er Luanne Eesley, Tnc1a Emx, Jane t Feasel Michael Ferry Kilt) Fox, Bobble Gerhardt , Janice Grove s Bernadtne Hanmng, Kay Harker Helen H1tchmgs Jewel Howard, Roger Hudnell Sandra Kmmson Kathy Kmzer Martlyn Knser Joan L1cht Gwendolyn Ltewell)n, Judith Manor, Juhe McAfooes , Pauline McCullough, Constance Meek , France s Messe rly, Laura Michael , Tern Montague , Roberta Moore M1chele Mulhgan Jacqueline M)ers, Sandra Neff Margaret Page Lmda Patrick, Debra Ptca Cathy Roe, Aprtl Russell Flora Saffell Adnenne Strnp son Rebecca Srn1th W1lham Taylor, Jud1th Tennant Patsy Thompson , Marla Whitt , Chc~s Wolfe, Joan Woodrum, Sandra Yorde ' ~ STEREO 92.1 WMPO.fM t~.~"A';?!!;.,~HOP THESE WIJIJIERS ------------------- Refngerators $15 ( 12 to choose from) Metal Wardrobe Chests & Dressers $10 I Good selection l Melal Chma Cab1net $29 95 4-Wnnger Washers S3995 up 2 Maytags 2 others Gas & Elec Ranges S39 95 up $350 00 Magnavox Stereo L1ke New now S139 95 I Bullet S39 95 Solid Maple Poster Bed was $169 9S Now S99 95 Vmyl L1veng Room Suttes $199 95 Brown Sl39 9S I ~~.l.ch;'"" Coppertone Stove & Refngerator paer Sl99,9~il 1S~Breakfast Sets S10 00 GAS fi*~~ Gasoline prices • • • • r1smg m reg~on MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Mason, W, Va, or cu t trees and Al so clean out att rcs etc: Call DOZER and back hoe work 742 4441 ponds and septrc tanks dtt 3 14 26t c chrng servic e top soli frll d1rt !•mestone B&K EK AUl OMOBILE Insuranc e been caval lng Phone 992 5367 or ca nc elled ' Los t your 992 3861 op erator s lrce nse <!all 99 2 9 1 lfc 7428 -----~-~~-~--~ 6 15 tf c DOZER work land clearing by th e a~r e hourly or contract R ~A D Y MIX CONCRETE farm ponds roads etc Large delrv er ed rrght to yo ur dozer and operator With over pro1ect Fast and easy Free 20 years exper.ence Pullrns estr mates Phone 99 2 3284 Excavatrng Pomeroy Oh1o Goeg lern Ready MrK Co Phone 992 2478 ' Mrdd leport Ohto 12 19 tfc 6 30 tfc C BR ADFORD Auctrone er Cb mpl ete Servr ce Phon e 949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra crn e Oh ro Crrtt Bradford POME .. - ct POMEROY ~ Ran ch type 2 bedrooms bath ntce krt chen wrth lots of cabtnets range & oven Carpeted ftrep!ace garage full basem ent ga s FA furnace por ch $1 5 00000 lilke new) MIDDLEPORT ~ ~3a cre 2 story frame 4 B R bath drnrng R part basemeit po r ch es tra1 ler hookup large garden space ga s F A furna ce out burld rng pn va te locatton $12 900 00 8 YEAR OLO BRICK ~ Has eve r ything 3 BR bath lovely ktfchen butlt 1n drnrng R HW floors and carpeting Det garage over 1 acre (level) uttltty R basement (new addtl 1on) $22 500 00 3 YEARS OLD ~ Frame k1t chen has Jots of cabmets & range la rge drnmg 3 BR bath u.flltty R ca rport 1/1 acr e al l electrtc (new add JIJonl $17 ooo INVESTMENT ~ 2 story frame trader hookup several lot s on Mam St {food future) Make an offer YOUR INSPECTION IN VITE D FOR COMFORT PLUS PLEASANT LIVING SEE THE ABOVE TO BUY OR SEL L CONTACT US WOOD !RUSSES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. CALL CARL NELSON • I· All WEATHER ~or Free Eshmat e mqu.re Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and ' '-- IS YOUR ROOF IT IS Middleport Pomeroy • I 26~Ji ll c 1974 Z IG ZAG SEWING MAC HINES le ft n layaway A I bu 11 tn to button hole do stre tch sewtng and fancy st Jchrng Pay 1ust S68 76 cash or Ferms ava tab le Tr ade ns accepted Ph one 992 2653 M1dd1eporl Oh10 3 27 lf c VAC UU M Cleaners Brand new H AY lor sa e 50c per bal e t an~ ty pe models w th 5 Pll one 98') 3539 att ac hmen ts O n y S24 40 cash I I 1?! p or terms ava rl ab e New Upr rght mo dels $29 90 cash or A M FM stereo rad ro 8 track terms a va rlab lt' Tra d e ns tape !Jiayer 4 spea ker soun d acce pt ed Phone 992 2653 sys tem Ba lance $109 46 or 3 17 tic use our budge t terms Ca l 992 ]965 3 18 II C EXCE LSIO R Sa lt Wo rks E Matn St Pom eroy All k r nd ~ 18 FT SHASTA Cam per w!lh of sa lt water pellets water hllch V rg rl Wal ker 949 2599 nuggets bl ock sal t and own 4 10 6tc Ohto Rr ver Sal t Phon e 992 )891 ------------ 6 5 tft. ..... ROCERY busrn ess for sa e Butl drng for sale or lease Ph one 773 561 8 from 8 30 p m SIN GER sewrng ma chrnes. 1972 model rn bea utif ul wa lnut to 10 p m for appor ntm ent cabmet Mak es des rgn st t 3 20 tfc ches zrg zag buftont1ol es blr nd hems etc L ke ne w FER GU SON 30w th two 12 nch Only $89 95 Ca ll Rave nswo od plows Exce ll ent con d t1on 273 952 1 or 273 9893 aft er 5 00 Phone 9119 5953 12 7 tfc 4 9 6tc 1970 BSA Start r e eKcel lent co ndt tron Hereford bul l and RE STAUR ANT 6 burn er st ov e corn planter Phone 7-42 3947 mrlk cooler booth s counters 4 10 5tc and stools cash regrster tab le and cha trs sm all ar STARC RAF T tratlers and fold ttcle& Phon e 985 38'25 downs 25 pc:t off on Reese Chester • h rt ches 20 pet off on 4 12 3tc au toma trc awnrngs 14 17 f eet Ca mp Con ley Starcraft Sa les SPOT S before your eyes - on Rt 62 No rt h of Pf Plea sant your ca rpet - r emove them beh nd l Red Car pet Inn wrth Blue Lustr e Rent 4 10 3tc electrrc shampoOer S1 at Ba ker Furn rtur e Company STRAWB ERRY pla nfS Char i e 4 12 3tc Foste r Rt 1 Raclne Ohto Phon e 247 2309 AND FA RM S AND 3 31 12tc CLEL GR EEN HOU SE A varr ety of cabbage an d to ma to plan ts WE AR E p ckmg up a pra no rn for sa le Also broccol r and you r area and would lrke cautrflower sweet peppers some res ponsrble part y to hoi pep p~:: r s eggp lants head take ov er pa yment s Ca ll le ttu ce and EA STER Cred •t Man age r {61 41 772 FLO WER S pan sy mums 5669 or wrr te 260 East Marn az al e a h y drangea Stree t Ct1 rllrcothe Oh ro 45601 ger an rums petun tas severa l 4 7 ff c krnds of hang rng baske ts I Ge ra ldrn e Cleland Ra ctne 1970 0 LD S 98 Luxur y Seda n fu ll 2 YE AR old ul lrty bed for Oh o powe r equ pment ~xc ellent p ckuo truck Excellent 3 29 ff c con drt on Low mrleage condrt on Phone 1 {304 ) 773 S1 ,625 Phon e 092 3863 and 992 5503 ' NOW ready cabbage le ttu ce 4 10 4tc ....... 58 44 - -4 7 otc an d pa nsres potted and 1967 CAMA RO ex ba sk ets of Easter flowers now cellent r.: ondU ion Phon e 949 BULLS co rn fo r sale Phon • bl oom ng Hubbard s Green 3811 1 house Sy ra cuse Ohto Char les R Harrts 843 2693 4 8 7tc 3 31 Uc 4 106tp 1 I . LIVE EASTER FLOWERS w I t 10 t'>h. ~ ~~~-~ ~~~---- - The shorlesl declared wa 1 of the Un1led Stales was the Spanish-American War last mg less than fou1 months 1n • the spring and summ er of IMTl house "' c1 t r w acr('s Wou d consrdrr buv n<J under Ia 1d contract c~ r 1 1!7111 ~ POMEROY HOME & AUTO The Dath Sent mel M1ddlepor1 Pomcroy.O . Apllll 1 19;4 Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Wayne T1llman of South Charleston , W Va , Mr and Mrs Bill Fouch and fam1ly of Huntmgton were weekend VIsitors of Mr and Mrs Jack Elam, Bill, Carolyn and Mr and Mrs W A Elam Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman were recent VISitors of her s1ster Mr and Mrs Earl Bratton of fuldcliff M1s s Kar en Gtlkey wa s Sitnday v1sttor of Mr and Mrs Lmcoln Russell Mr Ronald Russell Fort Mead, was weekend v1s1tor of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell and Mrs Ronald Russell returned w1th Rona1d after spendmg a week here w1th her parents and Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Also v1s1tmg were Mr and Mrs Stephen Bagg y and daughter of Pomeroy Sunda y v1s1tor s of Mrs Helen Johnson were Mrs Beverly Roush , Rodney , Lee and also Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and famtly Dwight Swepst on and son Steve , VISited at the Lee home on Sunday Mr and Mrs James C1rcle and RtckyCircle of New Haven were at the home of Mary Circle over the weekend Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson, Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of Ractne Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens and fam1l y of Pomeroy v1stted at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor on Sunday Mr and Mrs W1lham Carleton and ntece, Tonya Sayre of fulcme calle<l at the horne 'of Eume Brtnker and at the Betty Van Meter and Arthur Johnson home on Saturday evening Patrick Johnson spent Fnday night at the Brmker hOme Cheryl and Joey, of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson, Gtna Tahnee, Brady and Mrs Geneva Shumate Mr and Mrs James Johnson , Jam1e Sue, Todd , Teresa, Mrs Earneslme Stacy of New Haven and Mrs Reggie Phalm, Juhe Jeff and Jenny of near Dayton Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of Hemlock Grove was recent visitor of Mr and Mrs Guy Sargent O.ester News Notes By Clarice Allen The Ladtes Auxiliary of the Chester VQ)unteer F1re Dept met at the hre house Wednesday evenmg President Inzy Newell was m charge of the meetmg which opened w•th the Lord s Prayer followed wtth roll call bemg answered by nammg a sprmg flower Mmutes of the prevtous meetmg was read by Betty Newell and the treasurer's report by Erma Cleland Reports of comnuttees were g1ven Ross Cleland and Bruce Allan Myers gave a demonstratton on the use of the resuscitator recently purchased by the auxiliary for the !Ire department The new cards have arrived and may be purchased from the members It was announced that new officers w1ll be elected at tht May meetmg Members m attendance were Clara C<Jnroy, Jean Sexson, Dorothy Myers, Margaret Chrtsty, Opal , WICkham, Clance Allen, Betty Newell, Erma Cleland, Opal Hollon and Inzy Newell Callmg on Mrs Paul Hoffman recently were Mrs Lucy Gaul, Mrs Freda Miller, Mrs Letha Wood , Mrs John W1ckharn, Mrs Betty Gaul, Mrs Roy Christy and George Smith Mr and Mrs Vrrgil Wood, Spnngheld were weekend guests of Mrs Letha Woo<! D. OPTOMETRIST OF F ICE HOURST 30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT 0 T, MAN JAILED COLUMBUS ( UPI) Thomas Lee Franc1s, 25, Columbus, was m Jail here wattmg a removal hearmg set for Apnl 18 after he was arrested and arra1gned on a charge of mterstate transportallon of a stolen motor vehicle Franc1s had been charged Feb 12 at Fort Wayne, Ind, and was arrested here Wednesday by the FBI FranciS could e1ther plead gutlty at the removal heanng They were all Sunday dtnner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy ChriSty Mrs Opal E1chmger and family spent a recent weekend m C<Jiwnbus w1th Mr and Mrs Charles Eichinger Mr D D Cleland C<Jlwn bus, recently called on Denzel Cleland M1ss Suzannah E1ehmger, C<Jlumbus, spent several days w1th Mrs Opal Etchmger and fam1ly Mrs Jean Summerfteld 1s VISIImg m Wmter Haven Fla w1th Mr and Mrs LaiT) Roush Mr a nd Mrs Gordon Ridenour have sold thetr home here and Will soon move to Tuppers Plams Mrs John W1ckham and Mrs Paul Hoffman VISited recen tly m Pomeroy w1th Mrs Dons Spencer and rema m her e foz tnal m plead mnocent and be taken to Indiana A gutlty plea .. oulu ha ve to have the perrrussto n from the U S Att orney fo r the northern diStnct of Indian" Closed Th1s Sunday -Easter Sunday LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Ghee n, Sales Mgr. PHONE 992-7777 Next to Jones tioys POMEROY HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM 3 Bedroom, Total Electric Front K1tchen model - fully furnished, double msulahon, carpet hvmg room and master bedroom , smoke detector, etc Set Up Included SEE THIS HOME AT ••• KINGSBURY HOME SALES 1100 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY ACROSS FRO~ WATER WORKS Hours: 2 P.M. to 7 P.M. Daily rs Ph '' v " �• , • serV,ICes • Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu lts. ' ',?~FnQ0~~ch0 ~c~ 0f'o!s~wz~~ BUSiness . ~ · ~~=::_::==~~=~~~~~=i===~===:=:==;~==~~~~~~==::; ~ :_ J'I~t·D. I tl) .S..Il 1 lllt'1 Mul{Ull--'l t 1'mtltlt\ ~) Apt ll l2 9~ 1' '/ l • For Sale HTC students capped, band_e d .... Srljn'> rt c P<~mt tr plc h dP.tabrr cs buttonholes 1 01 Jhlly blo" ' h odor Cho (' l rryrn 1 t l <;C' '>e cc w nq t 1nd ~l'l 9 HO Cil'>h or 1C'rms l :lll L 'r' Notice HOMmWNERS $AVE Mart used tvrnrshed applr ances clo th 1 g drshes and m sc Rt 33 opposrte trailer co ur t Hartfo rd W v. Cal l Steve Snowden Ph 992 7155 ___ WAN INUI U, N ~ I~ lfc RE VIV AL beg mnrng Apt"ll 15 Beg ms 7 J O each even ng at Pom ~ r oy Wesleya n Holmess Chur ch on Route 143 one ha lf NOTICE mil e fro m .Rt 7 bypa ss The eva nge l st rs Oavrd L ght ' fr om Chambers Ar rzona Th ere wr it be specral s ngmg and playmg and everyone rs we lcome The pas tor s 0 Dell Ma n rev _,_ 11 10 9tc SHO OTI NG Ma tctl Corn Now Back m Busme <s' Holl ow Gun Club tu rn f ~rs t rr ght after Mil es Ce metery Rutla nd Facto ry choked State Inspecte d gun s onl y Su nday Ap r 14 1 pm Ph 667 3608 for appointment 4 10 31c Coolv1ll e Ohto SH OOTI NG M~ t c h FO r ked Run Sport sman Cl ub noon Sun day Factory choked gun s • lost only 4 11 2tc BROWN and wh te beag e 4 mon lhS old Orland G Iland TRUCK LOA D SALE Fr rday Rt 1 Reedsv lie Ohro has an d Saturd a y Ap r r 11 and 13 black. flea collar Lo st nea r 9 a m to 9 p m Pome roy Success Road Phone 667 63 19 Reco v ery 612 East Mam J 11 Jtp St reet Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 CHILDS srze 14 maroon pia d 11 11 2tc CPO tacke t con i a n ng patr of go ld wr re r m glasses n CALL Polly s Aucr ron or stop by poc ket Lost at Fo res t Acres to ge t rrd of those unwa nted Park Pho ne 991 )640 tems Sel l rt th e auctron "'a y Rewar d 537 High Stree t Mrddl epo rt 4 9 5tc 992 3509 Open 9 a m to 5 p m Monday Wedn esday Thur s WIL L the people who gave me a d a y Fr rd ay untrl noon rt de from At t1 ens to Po meroy 3 13 Jot c w th th e red GTO baby ------------,-named Teddy and th e dog PA RAS OL Bout que Beauty named Sh.a ggy please phone Sa lon nex t to Ska te A Way Gle n Ca laway 40 Wes t Ro lle r Rrnk Anno un ce d Ca rp enter Athe ns Oh to 593 spnng specta rs 10 per cen t oft 3632 Belreved to have left on all per man ents and glasses rn your automob il e fro s tmgs fr om Apr 1 9 4 9 6tc tt1rough Apnl 30 Call 985 41 41 for appo rntm en t Sandr a Ke rns operator 47 12tc Wanted To Buy OLD auto s 6 or more ca rs wrll ----~-- --------KOSC OT KOS ME TICS & g ve $3 00 prece 18 cars or WIGS For a good r.n e of more rWrll grve better pr rce Cosmetrcs fr endl y serv ce c a rr 985 4297 and som eon e to ch a t wrth 3 28 lfc g v e me a call Helen Jan e ---...-----------Brown 992 5113 ANTI QUE qurlts and tewet ry 3 19 tfc Also rnter es led rn furnrtu re and d shes Cal l 992 5262 GUN Shoot 7p m Fr day at the evenrn gs or mor nrng s Racin e Gun Club Fa ctory 2 20 lf c choked gun s onl y Assort ed meats 11 10 3tc Our yard and off1ce -------- 4 10 ...__ DEEM MEAT PROCESSING AND PACKING ___________ __ -------------- -- ------------ -------------PUBLIC NOTICE Will be closed lor In TO THE DEFENDAN T JAMES D JO NE S WHO SE RESIDENC E IS UNK,OWN venlory dunng week of IN THE COMMON PLE AS COURT OF MEIG S CO UNTY I· Sth OHIO 1 of Apnl, 1974 SHARON A JONE S 20 Railroad Str eet Mrddleport Oh1o Platntlff Open Monday Apnl22 , 1974 vs JAMES D JONE S address unknown Defendant No 15 S16 ' -NOTICE BY R~nberg Co. The PUBLfCATION- Plamtlff ha s broug ht th s act ron nammg you as defenda nt n the abov e named co urt by 79 Depot St filing her Compl aint on tl'1e 27tt1 Athens, Oh1o day of March 197.4 The obtect of th e Comp latnt and the demand for relief are to L-- - - - - -- -obtaln a divorce to be award ed CASH pa•d tor all ma Kes ana the care custod 'y and contro l of models of mob le homes the mmor chrld of th e par ttes to 953 1 be awarded al rm onv tor !h e Phone area code 614 423 4 13 H e Plarntlff and support for th e mrnor child of the part res for costs and oth er relt ef N O 1 copper SOc rad rato rs You are requrred 1o answer 35c r ed brass 40c batterr es til e Complarnt wrthrn tw enty $1 20 M A Ha ll Reedsv rlle erght day s after th e la st Ohro Olh one 378 6249 publication of tht s not rce Wh !Ch 3 24 tf c w ill be publrshed once each week for SI K conseculr ve weeks OLD Uprr ght prano s Any an d the last pub lrc at•on writ be condition Payrng SIO cash mad e on the lOth da y of May Write grve drre ctron s to 1974 WITTEN PIAN O CO P 0 In th e ca se of your fa lure to BOX 18 Sard is Ohro 43946 answer or otherw rse respond as 3 13 30tc permrtted by the Oh ro Rules of Ctvrl Procedure Wtfhrn tt1e trme OLD turn rture · oak tables stated tudgment by defau lt wrt r clocks 1ce ba Kes bra ss beds be rendered agarn st you for the dishes desks or complete rel1ef demanded rn the Com hou sehold s Wr te M D pTa n Mtller Rt 4 Pom eroy Ohro call 992 7760 LARR Y E SPENCER 5 13 ffc CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEI GS COUNTY OH IO CO WRT HOUSE POMER OY OHIO Help Wanted (3) 29 14 ) 5 12 19 26 (5 1 3 10 --- ----- - ----- 7tc HELP WANTED PERSON TO STAY The Almanac By United Press Inlernallonal WITH SICK LADY A Today 1s Fr1day, April 12, the 102nd day of 1974 w1th 263 to FEW HOURS A DAY follow The moon IS between full and the last quarter The mornmg stars are Mercury Venus and Jup1ter The evemng stars are Saturn and Mars RESSES ca r Mops and Those bor n on th1s date are WAk•tITchen help App ly rn person Cro ws SJeak House Ulld er the s1gn of Ar1es Pomeroy Amcrtcan statesman Henry 4 4 tf c Clay " as born April 12, 1777 ONE female some bookkee prng ex perren ce typrn g on e who Also on thts day m hiStory meets publr c well excell ent work ng j;: Ond rt on weeks In 1861, the Civil War began pard vacatro n pe r year when Confed erate troops Hosprtal zatron and lrfe 111 surance provtd ed along w th opened f1re on Fort Sumter, workrng uniform s Pl ease sc send person al resume to Box 729A c o The Darty Se ntr ne'l In 1945 Pres1dent Franklin D Pomeroy Ohto Rooseve lt d1ed at Warm 4 10 .4tc Spnngs, Ga About three hours later V1ce Pres1dent Harry Auto Sales Tr wnan was sworn m as chtef 1968 TOYOTA J eep Exce llen t exccuhve cond rlton Pf1one 949 4761 In 1954, Or Rober! Oppen4 9 He helmer referred to as 'the ~----- ------- 1969 FORD Prcku p tru ck Ph one father of lhe atom bomb ' was 99 2 3640 suspended by the US Atomtc ' 9 7tc Energy Commtsston aS a , 969 Z 2sC;-;-a7o-~;;~ew-h rg h possible secunty rtsk perform an ce engr ne ex ce llent condrt ron 1964 In 1961, Russia launched a Chev ell e Ma li bu ss exce ll en t man mto space He became the co nd tron Phon e 98 5 3511 4 12 31p hrst human to orb1t the Earth - ---- ----~-~-and return safely 1969 l 4 TON Ford custo m prckup go Qd cond tron Pho ne 94 9 3070 A thought for the day 4 12 3tc American writer George Curtis OPEN Roger Hysell s Gara ge sa1d ·"ImaginatiOn ts as good near Cros sroads on Sta te Rou te 124 8 30 to 6 p m as many voyages and how Monday through Saturda y much cheaper '" Phone 992 5682 or 292 7121 4 12 26tc PHONE 992·2358 Fer '>a:e Wanted A TO Z 1:[) ro n 1 1l 1898 Mob1lf Homes For Sale 19 71 ELCONA J ~Jedroom I bath Ito nut •n L R all new delux~ tvrn tur e Mtn mum down payment Can be Sf'Cn at K ng sbu ry Home Sales Lot on 1100EastMarn from 1 pm to 1 p m d'l ly J 10 71( SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE T•red of workmg tor the oth er man be your own boss w1th unltmlled opporluntty Th1s 3 bay bnck serv1 ce <. ttl hon rs locat ed m Mtd dle po rl Ohto Attra ctiv e rental pa1d trarnmg school Phon e collect (614) 373 0411 or 992 S11l ___ ~ -~ 1 Hya c 111 1hs Mum s ruhp ' Azal e a Ge ramum s L1h e s Ot>e n Se v e n Days A Wee k ...!.., " ' ''" c E Ohon c ?91 ECT R O L UX Sweep er deluxe model Comp lcfe w t h c1 11 c 1Cr1 r nq a tt a c 1Hl1Cnt s and use s pi! per bags s r qh tly used bu l ciLilns. and too hs lrkc new Wrll 5L I lor $37 15 or ter ms w1 lilh e Phone 9971653 4 7 tfc SHULER'S MARKET For Sale or Trade --~ ~------- --1973 BUICK Cen tury Luxus 2 CUB 154 Low Boy lrke new w th NEW3 bed roomho me 1 ' ~ b a th dr hardtop wrth arr w II 60 rnch mower Ph one 949 garage baseme nt on Gravel tra de fo r 1973 197 4 Ford or H 11 Mtddleport Natural gas 5953 Che vy 1 ton p ck up Phone 1 9 6tc a lre ad y n Ph one Dare 985 391 7 Dutt on 992 3369 evenrngs 4 11 31p BOL E NS Hu sky 1250 99 2 2534 Hydr asta t c la wn tractor wrth 1 l7 tfc 48 rnch blade and mo wer1969C HEVR OLE T 4dOo r ha rd Phon e 949 5953 top Impala Good cond rtr on 4 9 6tc Real Estate For Sale new trr es batt ery no ru st $695 Char les B ssell Long BEA UT IFl'L walnu t stereo 7 ACRES of land on Stale Ro ute Bottom Oh o 949 51 82 rad ro am fm 8 tra ck tape 248 4 mties east of Ches ter A 10 4t c Has Tuppers Pl a rn s Chester combrnat on Balan ce $1 09 36 wa ter natural gas Ph one 667 or term s ava ilabl e Phone 992 3756 aft er 4 p m 3965 For Rent or Lease 4 12 31p 4 9 tic BUSif\!ESS burldmg tn down ~ town Pom eroy Ohro Call 992 19 70 DA TS UN pr ckup wrth BEA UT IF UL new hom es now 3975 or 992 5786 camper top bu cket sea ts under con str uct ron n prrm e <\ 2 26 1C carpelrng $1395 Ph one 949 lo ca tron on crt y wat er and 2119 sewer Chorc e of desrgn s Wall 4 11 3t p to watt car petrng and atr For Rent condt tronrng Included Wt! t 1 YEAR OLD mob le ho me 2 195 1 DOD GE Prc kup water he lp arr ange frnan cmg bedr oo m ut lrt es fu rnrshed pu mp 3 horse pow er elec tr rc conven tron al loan s W1 th do wn pay me nt low as 5 pet Oth er Phone 742 5980 motor Phone 992 6480 ne w ho mes ava ila ble to 4 7 6tc 4 11 Jtc oualrft ed buvers wrth NO P A YME N T ' 3 ROOM ho use on 160 Bu tte rnut 1964 VOLKSWAG EN goo d D O WN Bu ld ers of W G Bes t cond rt on and good tr res 1957 Avenu e rn Pomeroy Furnace 8X48 Marl ette mo b le home Homes Ca ll coll ect 61 4 837 and baseme nt ba th new gas furn ace Phon e 98 5 6540 or 239 0785 or wrrte references re qu ~re d Ptlon e Great Amerr can Homes Inc 411 8 or 985 4233 991 2258 P 0 Box 687 Po meroy OhiO 4 11 Stc 4 7 6tc 45769 J 1 He F URNI SHED tw o bedr oom NORWEGI AN E l kho und pupp es Pho nE:: 8<13 243 2 - - - - - - -- - - - -- mobil e home l1x44 rn back 4 11 Stp yard on Spnng Avenue Ca l 2 BE DR OO M hou se rn M d 99 2 3429 Sund ay or even ng s dl ep ort New k tchen and 1972 HONDA CL3 50 1965 4 10 6tp bath a pplr ances rnclud ed Pontra c 421 r speed wr th Ca ll 992 53 10 po s trve tractron Phon e 742 HOUSE rn Ch es hrre Ca lj 992 3 19 26 tc 6456 5693 4 11 3tp 4 10 tfc 5 ROOM hou se and ba th two car ga rage 2 sto ry on Carso n FLOWER S for Easter large Ro ad 1n Ma son Co nta ct selectt on Very cheap mu st Russe ll Ba rr 773 5606 see to belreve Sma lley s Gr ft 3 12 tf c FOR RENT Sh op Chester 01'1ro Phone' - - - -- - - - - - - - - 985 3537 4 5 7tc MODE RN house 1 mrlc fro m Two off1ces on Eust -------------Po meroy 3 bedrooms wa tt to Ma1n St m Pomeroy AM FM ste reo radto 8 tr ac k wall carp et large rec roo m comb rnatron tap e pl ayer 4 lar ge patro cal l 992 52d8 Wlll remodel for long speake r sound s yslem befor e 3 P m aft er 3 ca l 992 1erm lease Plenty of Ba an ce $1 08 63 or bu dget 3436 4 7 l2tc term s Ca r 99 2 3965 off street parkmg and 43 1fc - - - - - - - - - - - - - ve ry good local10n - - - - - - -- - - - - - 4 AC RE S Of land on St at e 143 TWIN NEEDLE SEWI NG Phon e 992 3640 MA CHINES 1974 Mod el rn 4 9 7tc INROW CO. walnut stand All featur es - - - - - -- - -- - - - buill tn to mak e fan cy de srgns 992-3863 m Syracuse 3 room s and do stre tch sewrng Also HOUSE and bath upstarr s over acre buttonho les blrnd hem s etc or alter 6 ~2-5844 $63 35 cash or term s of rand Partrally remode led on rns rde Workshop m ba ck ava il abl e Phon e 992 2653 Phon e 992 31 35 4 3 tfc 2 BEDROOM furni Shed 4 10 Btc ------------apartment utt lltt es pa id VA CU UM CLEANER S Electro ------- ---- --depo sr t and refer ences Hygrene New Demonstrat ors requ rred No children or pets ha s all clean rng atta chm ents lnqu re at Baile y s Stor e plus the new El ectro Sud s for ' I HE Mrddl eport shampootng ca rp et Only 4 9 31p $27 50 cash or term s avarlabl e Phon e 99 2 26 53 -- --------- WISEMAN 4 J 1Fe FOR RENT t .:!.. Three bedroom furmshed apartment m Pomeroy N1ce yard and plenty of parkmg INROW CO. 992-3863 or alter 6 ~2-5844 FURNISHED apa r tment adults only Phon e 99 2 559 2 4 9 tfc 4 ROOM turn st1 ed apartmen t clo se to town Phon e 992 3658 4 10 tfc 3 AND 4 RO OM turnrSh ed and unfurnrs hed apar tment s Ph on e 99 2 5434 4 12 ttc ------ ------ --P RIVA TE rn eetrn g room tor an y organrzatton phon e 992 397 5 3 11 tfc --------------- for Sale 197 1 KAW ASA KI 350 Endur o Good condrtron Phone 99 2 6165 4 10 3tc HOOVER port abl e washer S75 Ph one 992 55 14 A 10 4tc ---------- - -SIEREO Walnut AM FM Rad o a track tape com bmatron Balanc e $110 73 or terms available Phone 992 3965 2 14 tfc AGENO Gallrpohs RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STONE 3 SEW IN G Mac h nes Brand New BR LARGE MODERN z g Za g rn n•ce wa lnut tabl e KITCHEN 1 112 BATH S In or grnar carton s Never THROU GHO UT use d Cl ea ran ce on 74 CARPET Mod el s (On ly a few FU LL BA SEMENT 2 CA R RA GE Al l ONE av a tabl el $63 40 cash or GA E FLAT WE LL term s av ailabl e Pho ne 992 LARG LAND SCA PED LOT 2653 3 20 tf c PRICED MID TWENT IES ELECTRO LU X Va c uum RUTLAND Cleaner s comp lete w th at ta chm ents cordW ind er and parn l spray u sed but m I ke BEDROOMS LARGE KIT new cond ton Pay $34 45 3LIKE NEW CARPET cash or budget plan ava Iable ALUM SIDING OWNER Phone 992 2653 WILL HELP ~ !NANCE 3 20 lf c FO R QUALIFIED BUYER PRI C ED BELOW MARKET $12 000 MOWERS SPECIAL $52~D 20", 3 H.P. TURF T RIM push l ype rotary mower Ha s Bnggs & Stratton eng rne 7 mch pl as t c w ~ e el s loop sty le tubular ha ndl e ( ?.1 1982) .... ~POMEROY LANDMARK !tidl Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992 2181 -------------- - - ------------ OFFICE 446 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGhee- 446 125S E M Ike' W•seman- 446 3796 TEAFORD VtnJtl B. T,·,lfol d, Sr Brokc•r 1 ro MP(h,lllt( 5tr••j 1 Pomeroy, Ohw ;~?f,Q MIODLE PORT ~ 4 or 5 bedrooms lots of closets mce large lt vmg and dmrng room s Nat ga s furnace Full base ment and 2 garag es $1800000 VERY NICE ~ New bnc k bus rn ess bur ldrng on Rt f. Exce ll ent locat1on for tth e future Nat ga s furnace 2 large off tees (em condrt1oned) and 2 large storage rooms 2900 Sq Ft $42 500 00 POMEROY - Renovatmg this '} bedroom home Nat gas furnace and full basement S10 000 00 157 ACRES - N1 ce lav1ng So me nrce ftmber large oarn for cattle Large 4 bedroom home $380 00 per acre T S TIME FOR MOVING THE BEST RE SUL TS ' WILL BE OBTAINED WITH US, IN SELLING OR BUY ING -;;;J,-vs --~~~-T -~- 992 2094 606 E Mam · .. LEAKING? HARDWARE COLOR FADED? 11 0w o1 bout a beaulrful new la shron colors ALL WEATHER HARDr/ARE FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor. D1splay Und er N DON'T DRIVE A 'l'lld ' New Manag ement M1ddiPporl RON AND KAREN THOMAS Stop m and say Hello Brmg tn thi S ad for a Free G1fl EXPERT Wheel Alignment •5.55 DITCHING SERVICE GAS GULPER Wa ter Line s and Power Lmes All work done by the loot or contract Al so dozer work and sepflc tank s tn r.la lied OR A GAS HOG Phone Stanley 949 2789 Bumper to Bumper Serv1ce Fore1gn Cars Welcome See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 -3525 or 992 5232 VW AND DATSU~ SPECIALIST Water Eleclm: C:ra s Sewer Ltn es mstalled Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Trucks ltmestone & Ftll Dtrt Commerc1al Restdenttal Con structron & Remodel Gene's Body Shop Ph 992 5271 !108 W Mam Pomerov 8-K EXCAVATING Painting A Specialty COMPANY Area s Most Reasonable Pnce s 777 Pearl Street Mldd leport Oh10 Phon e ~~2 5367 or 992 3861 All work guaranteed The N~rs m g Technology of Ho ckmg Te chmcal College condut ted a cappmg - bandmg ceremony Sunday, March 31 at the Hockmg Valley Motor lod ge Mrs Pa tn c1a Torres Hea lth Careers D1rector , welc omed the gues ts and mtrodu ced lhe fa c ulty I> memb ers Juhe McAfooes, representm g the second yea r class addressed the f1r st year students A cappmg palchmg ceremony for the firs t year stud ents followed The confemng of the nursmg cap r epresenls su cce ssful corn pletwn of the first s1x months of the program Twenty-five female s tudents receiv ed school patches PresentatiOn of the caps and patches was made by K1tty Fox M1chell e Mulligan Sandy Neff Sandy Kmmson, and Gwen Llewellyn from the second year- class The first year students then rec1ted the In lerna Ilona! Nursmg Pledge F1fty-seven second year students received the1r bands s1gmfymg suc cessful completiOn of s1x of the seven quart er s of the nursm g pro gram The bands were presented by the second-year ms tructors Mrs Suzanne Croci Mrs Jud1th Maxson Mrs Joan McFarland, Mrs Jane Moog, and Mrs R1ta Troxel The ceremomes were closed w1th a prayer g1ven by Gwen Llewellyn Three students become the f•rs t graduates of the program at the end of wmter quarter They are Doug Burke V1rgm1a Hollon , and Charles Vaughan of Pomeroy N 2nd Ave Muklleporl 0 Now under new management , oor '" On Most Amencan Cars - GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 -2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto I Open 8 Ttl5 Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Mam, Pomeroy, 0 . AIR CONDITION NOW? YES! Now whtl e the weather IS still cool ts the best trme It can be •nslalled at your conv emence wrth no watflng around In hot muggy Wf' ather Phone 992 2550 ALL WEATHER HARDWARE N 2nd Ave Mrddleport 0 , Under New Management EXPERIENCED NELSON ASK US ABOUT PRE-FABRICATED Rad:_ .. Service INTERIOR EXTERIOR From the largest Truck or Bu lldozer Radrator to the smalle st Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Radtator SDectahst PAINTING ROOF PAINTING PHONE 992-5083 Pomeroy Ph 992 2174 WILL TRIM shrubb ery basem ent s 949 3221 or ""l'i/Sh= f!l'? ._ But It to Your Specs Dehvered to Job Stte HOGG & ZIJSPAN 5 I tfC EXCAV AT IN G dozer loader and ba ckhoe work septrc tank s mstall ed dump truck s and ro boy s for hrre wtll haul frll dtrt top so I lrmestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n rgh t phone 992 3525 or 991 5232 2 11 tfc Ga soline pnces contmu e the1r upward trend m southeas tern Oh1o , John Irwm, manager of the Automobile Club of Southern Ohw, repor led Thursday Pnces range from 52 9 cents a gallon for regular to 67 9 cents for premium As 78 pet of all workers reach thetr )Obs by pnvate passenger car and as vacabon penods are commg soon, AAA clubs natwnally are reacllvatmg the1r fuel gauage reportmg network Club personnel contact a representative group of serv1ce stabons each week to fmd out the1r allocallon , present supply , cost and hours open These slat1sttcs are sent to --------------- - -------------.'.- --- SEWING MACHINE S Repat r servrce all makes 992 2284 The Fabrrc Shop Pom eroy SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Authorrzed Srnger Sal es and REA SONABLE rates Ph 446 Sen;1ce We Sharpen Scissors 4782 Ga 1 pot rs John Russell 3 29 tfc Owner and Operator 5 12 ttc HAM S Auto Rad10 Servrce Am Fm stereo and tap e SEPTIC TANK S AROBIC S EWAGE SYSTEMS players Qutck reltabl e ser CLEANED REPAIRED vr ce George s Creek Road MIL LER SANITAT ION Galltpo rrs Oh o Phon e 44 6 STEWART OH 10 PH 662 9304 •1, 3035 4 9 71 c 1o 4 tf c -- ------------- -------------- SE PTIC TANK S cleaned Real Estate For Sale Modern Santtatron 992 3954 or HOU SE in Mon key Run 992 7349 Pom e roy Pa r l ratly 10 23 tfc remodeled new ga s furnace Phone 992 2204 pamt roofs and houses 4 7 5t c Wtll Free est mates Call 992 2531 or 992 5482 4 ROOMS bath full basement 4 4 7tp storm doors and wrndows hom e fully carpeted .Located HAVIN G fre rQh t problems ? For on 77 3 Grant St ree t M d mtra and mt erstat e service to dleport Phone 992 72 40 and from ma1or gateways 4 9 6tp call GHE 1 (800) 762 1267 4 12 ltc ----~~-~~~-~~~ DON T fu ss don t cuss turn over JUnk automob rles over to us W II pa y $5 for old 1unk cars Phone I 13041 773 5890 Rtver srde Auto Wreckrng 4 9 26tc 608 E. MAIN - - ------------ --------------- ' CARPETING 501 NYLON BY BARWICK REGULAR $9 95 •7.95 Sq Yd Pnc e rnclud es •nstallat 1on and free paddrng Talk to Wendel I Grate carpet con sultant - We ha ve hundreds of carpet values Your JOb can be completed 1n 1 to 2 weeks No long wa1tmg penod SPECIAL! 1 Roll Candy Stnpe w1th rubber back J 9'1 sq yd Ntce lor bedrooms, dens krtchens etc RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER Sale 1 Bedroom Su1tes 1- l pc Bedroom Sutte, wh1te twm SIZe by Smger1 like new Only S1999S 1- 3 pc Bassett Pecan S299 00 (used only 6 months) 1-4 pc L•ne, Solid Wood, Dark Oak New S749 oo NOW$35000 6 Others to Choos't From ALWAYS A LARGE SELECTION •• , ...,• -....... ..-... ~ Rutland Furniture RUtland, 0 Dave or Mtke "' ' B•g Capacity TO~:~RY' E CLELAND BROKER 992•2259 992 2568 GREAt COUNTRY RUTLAND FURNITURE~ • Arnold Grafe ( SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 · 70 FORD % TON., Pomeroy att on Grease Cad1llac Cpe. DeV1IIe, power, atr 70 CHEV. IMPALA .. ,.. ,., ...............$1495 71 Olds Tornado, power, atr, new w/ s / w. 12795 Auto mal1 c. a1 r 70 Olds Cut S. Cpe., pow., a1r, v roof 70 Chev. Mal. Cpe,, V-8 auto, PS 2 Dr H T a ~r 71 OLDS 98 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY . .,... ...............$2595 L1k e new fu lly e q u1p De mon Sta nd a rd Reline drum type brakes complete 70 FORD TORINO .. ...... ,.,.... .........~1395 Rehne d1sc front & drum rea r $38.95 Pomeroy Motor Co. ;1095 Localed on 51 Rt Chester, 0 1 It Every Ttme MY TAX EXPERT IG BETTER TH~N yOURS··· I MY BROTI1ER·IN l.AW 1DOE5 MY INCOMo TAX 1 ~ E 5 A C P. A W~Y"' Rack•.~·--c---c-_:__,_J By1he Day Mrs Robert Lee, Bob Bill and BeckY spent Saturday w1th Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of Chesler tn honor of Mr Orr's btrthday Mrs Dw1ght Swepston of Columbus spent Saturday and Sunday Wlth her father, Ralph 1495 69 Ponttac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.l, v-roof, atr 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., 68 Chev. 1/z t. 67 Olds 98 4 Dr., 66 Ford 4 Dr. V8 auto ;895 ;12 95 • 3~peed ' 1095 full power, a1r, . • lfi95 P1ckup, V-8, ;595 H.T., V-8, auto,, P ,S, . 63 Ford 4 Door, V-8 auto ••••••• .• ••• ' 1 195 Driver's Education Car VERY LOW MILE S 74 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan V roof and ar r 3 500 mtlcs 14400 Was 15307 55 Karr & Van Zandt You ' ll LlkeOu rQu al ll y Way of Domg Bu s m ess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unhl6 00- T1l 5 p m Sat Racine Social "Events Carmel 1NeWS, 70 Olds 442 H.T. Cpe., V-8, auto., P S •• .• -' 1995 69 Olds 88 4 Dr., full power, atr . 9854100 home from Veterans Memonal Hospital James Edward Brace Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Brace, fulcme, was born Apnl 6 1974, at Pleasant Valley Ho sp1tal Pt Pl eas ant Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed1son Brace of fulcme, Mrs Dons (Sayre) Halley, gcandmother, Portland Mr and Mrs Clmt Johnson, Portland a1e great grandparents Mr and Mrs John F1sher of Akron spent a few days wtlh her parents, Mr and Mrs Henry Roush Dale Roush and s1ster, Mrs M1ldred Hart spent a day m Columbus wtth Mrs Dav1d Roush and children Mr and Mrs Elza Roush left for an Easter vacatiOn '.\llh Mr and Mrs Richard Roberts and farmly at Lawton, Okla Mrs Lavtm a Simpson returned home after spendmg three months m Reynoldsburg w1th her daughter, Mrs Manan Kmghtstep and Ahcta Mr and Mrs Ben Cross of Glouster spent a day w1th Mr and Mrs Charley Mallory and W1llle Cross Melvm Rtffle of C<Jiumbus was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Roy R1ffle Mr and Mrs Dav1d Nease and son, Davtd 1 were weekend guests of h1s mother, Mr s Carne Nease Mrs Evelyn Young and Aaron of Galhpchs spent the weekend wtth her parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Cleland and J F Voun g Mr and Mrs Roy R1Cfle v1s1ted Mr a nd Mrs Btll McKenzie and fam1lv Sunday al Gal11pohs Mr and Mrs Kenneth Krtder of Columbus were guests Sunda) of Mrs Gra ce Kr1der 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, a1r •• • ••. • , . , 11895 70 PLYMOUTH SATELLITE ..............$1295 12695 JCHEVROLET NOVA t9~stom Hatchback Coupe dark green lrn rlsh t I ke n,~~ I I II wheel covers pro ec tve ;;',~ltder ~~ll p~~!r br~1 k es rad ro 6 cy l n1er ~ngrnc d s/~,~~ ard transmrssron A very popu lar mode iln pr rce 51495 1971 DODGE CORONET t d 111 good rst lrn e I res 4 door 1 owner new ca r ra e spotless clean rnter or sma ll V 8 engr ne 0 u~om$al~~5t ri1n S m rssron The rrght S IZe - the r g ht prr ce ~l ue 11395 197 0CHEVROLET BEL AIR clean nlerror blue frnt sh 4 Door v 8 engtne std trans radro good t res 1 owner By Mrs Francis Morns Mrs Grella Stmpson was hostess for the .Esther Circle meetmg at her horne Monday evenmg, Apnl 8 The hymn, "One Day'" wtth group smgmg opened the devotwnal periOd by Mrs Lillian Hayman, usmg the top1c Chnst's V1able Route Through Death " Scnpture was from I Peter and a meditation was taken from The Upper Room Mark Simpson, grandson of Mrs S1mpson, sang "The B1ble Tells Me So" and Vera Beegle read a poem, ' Hope of the World " A busmess sessiOn followed A letter from Bacone C<Jllege was read A repcrl was g1ven on the s1ck calls made taking vases of flowers Members brought bed pads to be' taken to Syracuse Rest Home, also an Easter treat w1ll be taken The Women of the Circles will have full charge of the serVIce for Amencan Bapttst Women s Sunday, April 21 , 7 30 p m at the church "Care for God s World" was the subJect of the program presented by Mrs Mtldred Hart wtth readings on the subject by members ' To Reach Out" was the top1c of the Love Gift program by Mrs Mar1e Roush Group smgmg of 'Gtve of Your Best to the Master" and scripture II tormthians 8 1-9 The offermg was gtven and prayer The group sang ' My Prayer" and the meetmg closed w1th The Lord's Prayer if. umson Durmg the fellowship hOur, Mrs S1mpson, hostess, served refreshments to fifteen members and one guest Cntt Bradford entered Holzer Med1cal Center on Sunday for surgery Mrs Maude Young returned & ~~r •• • -11995 1 They'll Do 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY •• •.••• 11995 69 Toronado, full power, atr, stereo. RIGGS USED CARS MEROY MOTOR COMPAN • · · 11495 2 Dr H T GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel _ Including 1nspecllon of hydraulic system & sprmgs & Rear shoes Turmng of drums and rotors, extra Please call 992 2126 lor appOintment .. . , . 15900 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto ., P .S ... ..... 12695 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr,, pow 71 DODGE ......., ...................... .. }1395 BRAKE SPECIAL \ • Was '7039.40 NOW $5800 73 72 72 FORD LTD....... ,.......................$1995 With Oil Change and FiHer When You Purchase Your 011 and F1Her From Us• · Cliff 74 Olds 98 Luxury Sedan Lrqn l green green v11"1 yl roof & rn!r r ror full r ow er ['(~~ p l1ctory 11r 8 300 m lcs A ~r con d 1i 10 n 302 mo la r FREE GREASE JOB -I ' ............~1595 72 FORD GALAX IE 500 ... ,............ .. ~1895 SERVICE SPECIAL FOR MONTH OF APRIL r USED CARS Aulomatrc 500 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2174 ~ Ifz Sla nda rd wil h top pe r SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. • I The President's recent announcement ts encouraging but a shorlage w1ll remam, Irwm sa1d If motonsts w1ll reduce lhe use of their cars by 25 pet pnces should stabtllze and much needed lime to develop other sources of fuel w1ll be realized Irwm believes vacahon travel by car will be down th1s year because of costs and uncertamty of gasoline supplies On the other hand , travel by bus and a1r travel appear to be mcreasmg Seeds - B1rd Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers - Lime - Cement & Mortar - Stock Salt - Water Softener Remed1es - Sa It - Litters - Vaccine Roofmg- Paints- Red Brand Fencing Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays · Gates. Maytag Automtl!lhcs 2 speect oreratlon Chorce a water temps Auto water level control Lint Frller or Power Fin Agitator Perma Press Maytag HIIO Qf He•t Dryers Surround clothes wrth gentle even heat No hot spots nooverdrymg Fine Mey, Lint Filter We Specialiu In MAYTAG Red Carpet Servrce 73 CHEV. TRUCKS TON PICKUP. ... ,.......... ~2695 serv1ces " •• I AAA headquarters Natwnal Fuel Gauge Pool and a compreh ensive report on fue l ava1lab1hty IS sent to the wtre •• Breakfast Sets, Heaters, Automat1c Washers & Dryers Chests Dressers, Lamps Grandfather Styfe Clock Bookcases, Recliners, Rockers Tables Hutches, TV Sels Rutland 0 742-4211 Sludenl' capped were Mona Bartley I mda Berry Beverl y Dellin ge r Deborah Dw yer Mary En csson Amy G1bbs N111a Gupta Neysa Heffner Debb1 e Henthorn e lmd a J ense n Kat hleen J ohn son Ruth J ohnson Mary l 1ghtflne Fa1th L1rnl c Charlene Malaw1s ta Zelia McDonald Holly Mitchell, D1ana Radcliffe Di ane Shahan Sharon Skmner DIXIe Sm1th 11nda Sm1th Larr y Spencer Trudy Thomp so n Jam es Wes t, Donald Wolf Debbte Wray, Er~e Kmght Cheryl Ze1gier Banded students were Lorna Barber Rosa nne Bumgardner Jac'luehne CarpenU!r, D1x1e Chck, Bllhe Chflon Bonme Coey Yvonne College, Shetla Cozart Dolly Crabtree Betty Cunmngham , Chnstme Dalton Dclame Dav1d Debbie Dupl er Luanne Eesley, Tnc1a Emx, Jane t Feasel Michael Ferry Kilt) Fox, Bobble Gerhardt , Janice Grove s Bernadtne Hanmng, Kay Harker Helen H1tchmgs Jewel Howard, Roger Hudnell Sandra Kmmson Kathy Kmzer Martlyn Knser Joan L1cht Gwendolyn Ltewell)n, Judith Manor, Juhe McAfooes , Pauline McCullough, Constance Meek , France s Messe rly, Laura Michael , Tern Montague , Roberta Moore M1chele Mulhgan Jacqueline M)ers, Sandra Neff Margaret Page Lmda Patrick, Debra Ptca Cathy Roe, Aprtl Russell Flora Saffell Adnenne Strnp son Rebecca Srn1th W1lham Taylor, Jud1th Tennant Patsy Thompson , Marla Whitt , Chc~s Wolfe, Joan Woodrum, Sandra Yorde ' ~ STEREO 92.1 WMPO.fM t~.~"A';?!!;.,~HOP THESE WIJIJIERS ------------------- Refngerators $15 ( 12 to choose from) Metal Wardrobe Chests & Dressers $10 I Good selection l Melal Chma Cab1net $29 95 4-Wnnger Washers S3995 up 2 Maytags 2 others Gas & Elec Ranges S39 95 up $350 00 Magnavox Stereo L1ke New now S139 95 I Bullet S39 95 Solid Maple Poster Bed was $169 9S Now S99 95 Vmyl L1veng Room Suttes $199 95 Brown Sl39 9S I ~~.l.ch;'"" Coppertone Stove & Refngerator paer Sl99,9~il 1S~Breakfast Sets S10 00 GAS fi*~~ Gasoline prices • • • • r1smg m reg~on MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Mason, W, Va, or cu t trees and Al so clean out att rcs etc: Call DOZER and back hoe work 742 4441 ponds and septrc tanks dtt 3 14 26t c chrng servic e top soli frll d1rt !•mestone B&K EK AUl OMOBILE Insuranc e been caval lng Phone 992 5367 or ca nc elled ' Los t your 992 3861 op erator s lrce nse <!all 99 2 9 1 lfc 7428 -----~-~~-~--~ 6 15 tf c DOZER work land clearing by th e a~r e hourly or contract R ~A D Y MIX CONCRETE farm ponds roads etc Large delrv er ed rrght to yo ur dozer and operator With over pro1ect Fast and easy Free 20 years exper.ence Pullrns estr mates Phone 99 2 3284 Excavatrng Pomeroy Oh1o Goeg lern Ready MrK Co Phone 992 2478 ' Mrdd leport Ohto 12 19 tfc 6 30 tfc C BR ADFORD Auctrone er Cb mpl ete Servr ce Phon e 949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra crn e Oh ro Crrtt Bradford POME .. - ct POMEROY ~ Ran ch type 2 bedrooms bath ntce krt chen wrth lots of cabtnets range & oven Carpeted ftrep!ace garage full basem ent ga s FA furnace por ch $1 5 00000 lilke new) MIDDLEPORT ~ ~3a cre 2 story frame 4 B R bath drnrng R part basemeit po r ch es tra1 ler hookup large garden space ga s F A furna ce out burld rng pn va te locatton $12 900 00 8 YEAR OLO BRICK ~ Has eve r ything 3 BR bath lovely ktfchen butlt 1n drnrng R HW floors and carpeting Det garage over 1 acre (level) uttltty R basement (new addtl 1on) $22 500 00 3 YEARS OLD ~ Frame k1t chen has Jots of cabmets & range la rge drnmg 3 BR bath u.flltty R ca rport 1/1 acr e al l electrtc (new add JIJonl $17 ooo INVESTMENT ~ 2 story frame trader hookup several lot s on Mam St {food future) Make an offer YOUR INSPECTION IN VITE D FOR COMFORT PLUS PLEASANT LIVING SEE THE ABOVE TO BUY OR SEL L CONTACT US WOOD !RUSSES SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. CALL CARL NELSON • I· All WEATHER ~or Free Eshmat e mqu.re Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES and ' '-- IS YOUR ROOF IT IS Middleport Pomeroy • I 26~Ji ll c 1974 Z IG ZAG SEWING MAC HINES le ft n layaway A I bu 11 tn to button hole do stre tch sewtng and fancy st Jchrng Pay 1ust S68 76 cash or Ferms ava tab le Tr ade ns accepted Ph one 992 2653 M1dd1eporl Oh10 3 27 lf c VAC UU M Cleaners Brand new H AY lor sa e 50c per bal e t an~ ty pe models w th 5 Pll one 98') 3539 att ac hmen ts O n y S24 40 cash I I 1?! p or terms ava rl ab e New Upr rght mo dels $29 90 cash or A M FM stereo rad ro 8 track terms a va rlab lt' Tra d e ns tape !Jiayer 4 spea ker soun d acce pt ed Phone 992 2653 sys tem Ba lance $109 46 or 3 17 tic use our budge t terms Ca l 992 ]965 3 18 II C EXCE LSIO R Sa lt Wo rks E Matn St Pom eroy All k r nd ~ 18 FT SHASTA Cam per w!lh of sa lt water pellets water hllch V rg rl Wal ker 949 2599 nuggets bl ock sal t and own 4 10 6tc Ohto Rr ver Sal t Phon e 992 )891 ------------ 6 5 tft. ..... ROCERY busrn ess for sa e Butl drng for sale or lease Ph one 773 561 8 from 8 30 p m SIN GER sewrng ma chrnes. 1972 model rn bea utif ul wa lnut to 10 p m for appor ntm ent cabmet Mak es des rgn st t 3 20 tfc ches zrg zag buftont1ol es blr nd hems etc L ke ne w FER GU SON 30w th two 12 nch Only $89 95 Ca ll Rave nswo od plows Exce ll ent con d t1on 273 952 1 or 273 9893 aft er 5 00 Phone 9119 5953 12 7 tfc 4 9 6tc 1970 BSA Start r e eKcel lent co ndt tron Hereford bul l and RE STAUR ANT 6 burn er st ov e corn planter Phone 7-42 3947 mrlk cooler booth s counters 4 10 5tc and stools cash regrster tab le and cha trs sm all ar STARC RAF T tratlers and fold ttcle& Phon e 985 38'25 downs 25 pc:t off on Reese Chester • h rt ches 20 pet off on 4 12 3tc au toma trc awnrngs 14 17 f eet Ca mp Con ley Starcraft Sa les SPOT S before your eyes - on Rt 62 No rt h of Pf Plea sant your ca rpet - r emove them beh nd l Red Car pet Inn wrth Blue Lustr e Rent 4 10 3tc electrrc shampoOer S1 at Ba ker Furn rtur e Company STRAWB ERRY pla nfS Char i e 4 12 3tc Foste r Rt 1 Raclne Ohto Phon e 247 2309 AND FA RM S AND 3 31 12tc CLEL GR EEN HOU SE A varr ety of cabbage an d to ma to plan ts WE AR E p ckmg up a pra no rn for sa le Also broccol r and you r area and would lrke cautrflower sweet peppers some res ponsrble part y to hoi pep p~:: r s eggp lants head take ov er pa yment s Ca ll le ttu ce and EA STER Cred •t Man age r {61 41 772 FLO WER S pan sy mums 5669 or wrr te 260 East Marn az al e a h y drangea Stree t Ct1 rllrcothe Oh ro 45601 ger an rums petun tas severa l 4 7 ff c krnds of hang rng baske ts I Ge ra ldrn e Cleland Ra ctne 1970 0 LD S 98 Luxur y Seda n fu ll 2 YE AR old ul lrty bed for Oh o powe r equ pment ~xc ellent p ckuo truck Excellent 3 29 ff c con drt on Low mrleage condrt on Phone 1 {304 ) 773 S1 ,625 Phon e 092 3863 and 992 5503 ' NOW ready cabbage le ttu ce 4 10 4tc ....... 58 44 - -4 7 otc an d pa nsres potted and 1967 CAMA RO ex ba sk ets of Easter flowers now cellent r.: ondU ion Phon e 949 BULLS co rn fo r sale Phon • bl oom ng Hubbard s Green 3811 1 house Sy ra cuse Ohto Char les R Harrts 843 2693 4 8 7tc 3 31 Uc 4 106tp 1 I . LIVE EASTER FLOWERS w I t 10 t'>h. ~ ~~~-~ ~~~---- - The shorlesl declared wa 1 of the Un1led Stales was the Spanish-American War last mg less than fou1 months 1n • the spring and summ er of IMTl house "' c1 t r w acr('s Wou d consrdrr buv n<J under Ia 1d contract c~ r 1 1!7111 ~ POMEROY HOME & AUTO The Dath Sent mel M1ddlepor1 Pomcroy.O . Apllll 1 19;4 Wolfpen News, Notes Mr and Mrs Wayne T1llman of South Charleston , W Va , Mr and Mrs Bill Fouch and fam1ly of Huntmgton were weekend VIsitors of Mr and Mrs Jack Elam, Bill, Carolyn and Mr and Mrs W A Elam Mr and Mrs Fred Tuckerman were recent VISitors of her s1ster Mr and Mrs Earl Bratton of fuldcliff M1s s Kar en Gtlkey wa s Sitnday v1sttor of Mr and Mrs Lmcoln Russell Mr Ronald Russell Fort Mead, was weekend v1s1tor of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell and Mrs Ronald Russell returned w1th Rona1d after spendmg a week here w1th her parents and Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Also v1s1tmg were Mr and Mrs Stephen Bagg y and daughter of Pomeroy Sunda y v1s1tor s of Mrs Helen Johnson were Mrs Beverly Roush , Rodney , Lee and also Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and famtly Dwight Swepst on and son Steve , VISited at the Lee home on Sunday Mr and Mrs James C1rcle and RtckyCircle of New Haven were at the home of Mary Circle over the weekend Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson, Mr and Mrs Gene Hudson of Ractne Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens and fam1l y of Pomeroy v1stted at the home of Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor on Sunday Mr and Mrs W1lham Carleton and ntece, Tonya Sayre of fulcme calle<l at the horne 'of Eume Brtnker and at the Betty Van Meter and Arthur Johnson home on Saturday evening Patrick Johnson spent Fnday night at the Brmker hOme Cheryl and Joey, of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson, Gtna Tahnee, Brady and Mrs Geneva Shumate Mr and Mrs James Johnson , Jam1e Sue, Todd , Teresa, Mrs Earneslme Stacy of New Haven and Mrs Reggie Phalm, Juhe Jeff and Jenny of near Dayton Mr and Mrs Robert Reed of Hemlock Grove was recent visitor of Mr and Mrs Guy Sargent O.ester News Notes By Clarice Allen The Ladtes Auxiliary of the Chester VQ)unteer F1re Dept met at the hre house Wednesday evenmg President Inzy Newell was m charge of the meetmg which opened w•th the Lord s Prayer followed wtth roll call bemg answered by nammg a sprmg flower Mmutes of the prevtous meetmg was read by Betty Newell and the treasurer's report by Erma Cleland Reports of comnuttees were g1ven Ross Cleland and Bruce Allan Myers gave a demonstratton on the use of the resuscitator recently purchased by the auxiliary for the !Ire department The new cards have arrived and may be purchased from the members It was announced that new officers w1ll be elected at tht May meetmg Members m attendance were Clara C<Jnroy, Jean Sexson, Dorothy Myers, Margaret Chrtsty, Opal , WICkham, Clance Allen, Betty Newell, Erma Cleland, Opal Hollon and Inzy Newell Callmg on Mrs Paul Hoffman recently were Mrs Lucy Gaul, Mrs Freda Miller, Mrs Letha Wood , Mrs John W1ckharn, Mrs Betty Gaul, Mrs Roy Christy and George Smith Mr and Mrs Vrrgil Wood, Spnngheld were weekend guests of Mrs Letha Woo<! D. OPTOMETRIST OF F ICE HOURST 30 TO 12 , 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS l - EAST COURT 0 T, MAN JAILED COLUMBUS ( UPI) Thomas Lee Franc1s, 25, Columbus, was m Jail here wattmg a removal hearmg set for Apnl 18 after he was arrested and arra1gned on a charge of mterstate transportallon of a stolen motor vehicle Franc1s had been charged Feb 12 at Fort Wayne, Ind, and was arrested here Wednesday by the FBI FranciS could e1ther plead gutlty at the removal heanng They were all Sunday dtnner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy ChriSty Mrs Opal E1chmger and family spent a recent weekend m C<Jiwnbus w1th Mr and Mrs Charles Eichinger Mr D D Cleland C<Jlwn bus, recently called on Denzel Cleland M1ss Suzannah E1ehmger, C<Jlumbus, spent several days w1th Mrs Opal Etchmger and fam1ly Mrs Jean Summerfteld 1s VISIImg m Wmter Haven Fla w1th Mr and Mrs LaiT) Roush Mr a nd Mrs Gordon Ridenour have sold thetr home here and Will soon move to Tuppers Plams Mrs John W1ckham and Mrs Paul Hoffman VISited recen tly m Pomeroy w1th Mrs Dons Spencer and rema m her e foz tnal m plead mnocent and be taken to Indiana A gutlty plea .. oulu ha ve to have the perrrussto n from the U S Att orney fo r the northern diStnct of Indian" Closed Th1s Sunday -Easter Sunday LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Ghee n, Sales Mgr. PHONE 992-7777 Next to Jones tioys POMEROY HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM 3 Bedroom, Total Electric Front K1tchen model - fully furnished, double msulahon, carpet hvmg room and master bedroom , smoke detector, etc Set Up Included SEE THIS HOME AT ••• KINGSBURY HOME SALES 1100 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY ACROSS FRO~ WATER WORKS Hours: 2 P.M. to 7 P.M. Daily rs Ph '' v " �t ,' 10 - T,hr Dail~ SentineL Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Apr\! IZ. 1;174 Boyle guilty( d..:~:::=Uk.reafraid Patrol charge~. driver with D WI Charles M. Barry, 18, Rt. 1, bankment. There was minor Scottown, was cited to damage. Dencil L. Nida, 21, Rt. 2, Gallipolis Municipal Court for DWI following a single car Crown City, was charged with acciilent at 4:50p.m ..Thursday reckless operation following an on lownship road 18, two tenths accide_nt at 1:45 p.m. on Rt. 7, eight tenths of a mile south of of a mile south of Rt. 218. The Galha-Meigs Post Slate Teens Run Rd. Highway Patrol ·said Barry Officers said · N1da lost control of his car which struck ba.cked his car from a driveway over an em- a parked car owned by Gary L. Porter of Gallipolis. A final accident occurred in Meigs County on Rt. 7 four tenths of a mile south of township road 404 where an Tomght-Fn. -Sun . auto driven by Robert L. Apnl i2 : 13~ )4 Russell of Belpre struck the THE LOST rear end of a car operated by HORIZON Annette Flick, 26, of Rt. I, Long (Technicolor) Bottom. Peter Finch l!iv Ullm ann Russell was charged with IG I failure to stop within the $how starts 7 p.m . assured clear distance. MEIGS THEATRE *. Kenneth Yablonski, a Son who discovered his family's :;: bodies on Jan. 5, 1970, em- -:·: braced special prosecutor Jii Richard Sprague in the .·;:;: courtroom, saying: iii "You can 't know how !·thank· :::: you." ;::, ;:;:... the nation's most complex murder investigations, begun by the careless di~carding of he. er cans by paid killers on the rught of the slaymgs. Boyle, recuperating from a drug overdose taken shortly after he was mdicted last Se t b fed 1 h in :t pa:~eij =~~: JERUSALEM I UP! ) - . An elderly kerchief bindmg her hair )melt and withdrew a SJTiall blue and white cloth from a plastic bag. She rubbed it ever so gently on the stone of anointment inside -1he Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Christian tradition marks the Stone of UnctiOn as the site where Jesus Christ re ce ived hi s anointment after his 1i~i cructftxion. GAS SHORT AGE COLUMBUS (UP[) _ Easter • weekend travelers rn Ohio were expected to find a general shortage of gasoline throughout the slate a spokesman for the Publi~ Utilities . . . CommissiOn of Oh10 PUCO said today. DRIVE·OUT BANKING. ·:·: f rutland pomeror national bank Member FDIC OFFICE Mon , Tues., Wed , Thurs . 9 a m .J p m . Friday9a .m to7p .m . Saturda'/ 9 am . to 12 Noon RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., Tues., Wed .', Sat , 9 a .m .·3 p.m . Thursday 9 a .m. to 12 Noon Friday 9 a.m. to 7 p.m . AUTO BANK HOURS FRiDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 A hometown friend. war 2,000 or 3,000," he said. GEORGE H.ALL and THE , SALE SET · A bake sale will be held · Saturday at Krogers StOre in Pomeroy from 9a.m. to 3p.m., sponsored by Eastern's Future Home'IJakers of America. Elberfelds ·In Pomeroy HALLMARKS Open Tonight Until--9. PM Shop Saturday 9:30 to 9 PM SAT. Easter Shopping Headquarters For ' 'NIGHT THE THEATRE DOUBLE FEATURE EVERY NIGHT Tonight-Sat .• Sun. POMEROY, OHIO •• 1 _ _ _ _!"1"____________,._..,._~1""'---...;..;...i_..J \ ., '··' ' , • ' '' . ' ,, l .' ......,_._..,,____ "TER~:~~~LAND" · . .. Accessories -.Men:s and Boys' Clothing. Easter Baskets- Cards- Gift Wrap . I Elberfelds. ln. Pomeroy ' . I .. '·I .. ~ . ..,, . . :' -. I ' '. ' FIRE DOUSED RUTLAND - The Rutland Flre ·Departrnent answered a call ~t 7:23 p.m. Thursday to · extinguish a /brush . fire on . _. Horner Hill on Rqute 143. I . '' ' I. ·I ~ 1:' I has the know-how and ~he co11l , labor and materials, Atomic Energy Commiss ion Ch tcf ad and gas tesourf'es Lo be come self-sufhcJent, l.Jut '· in I he · sober judgment of mosl people who reco~: nlzc what tllc problems are in doing th is. the materials, the componen l1i, tile Dr. Ray sa id nuclear power pianl' would be gene ratin g 20 per cent of U. S. eleclmity :1 ·. < \. \ , ,I .- . ' manuf;,H.:tured resources and and iechno logtcal har n ers S l) un probably cannot be were not the on ly problcm::i. ;Jsscmblcd ~md c-~11 tha L e~ c~ Evt;"n w11h " a treme ndous mc: rea sc in th e pn nnty complished by 19BO.'" <leveiopmenls," she said, il w1i l " We wou ld rather imagine he necessary to deal with that will ! a considerabl<• effo rt diffit:ulties 111 at.:qutrm g sw:;,h by 1980 \H~ would have in hand the know led ge a nd have constru ction ·mat erial s as enough informa tu)n to IJe able cement. reinfor C'i ng steel·, l h choose 1he appropriate t.:opper and manufactured tc..:h nol ogJcs , probably by componenl'i such as valves and pipin g. In additiOn , 1985," she s:.ud m a Washington tank s she sa1d. the av(u laUiilly of Window - UPI Audi o in- skilled labor and the stale of envJ runmcntal protec tion .1nd tclx laws enter 1nto the ptd urc Dr H<JY said nuclear energy now was J>rod uc:mg close to ~ ix fX'r cent of ·u. S. cted nd ty, :-.n d ~wi th ~ e neratin g 1935, ~llth ou g h less than one- tlllrd of U S. requrfemenls, slil l would he more electricity th.:tn consumt"CC by the entire nat1un in 1935 plants now Or . Hay said nuclear power plants " by any so rt of mcHsw·e" were safer than rrlll Ven tional genefating facth - ·und er constructiOn Or p\::w ned , would he supplyi ng 20 to 21 pe r ce nt in l!.JRO;:1nd close to .HI pe r t!cs and added that to date ce nt bv dlOllliC pto:mb " ha ve a record "'"d 1 ~115 . Bur .· she sa1d , lh e d ectJ·tcJ ty produ ced by nuclC'a,r pla nts HI ' ,. of 100 "'"' cen t safety w1th r·espt!d to nu Clear accidents ." lcrvil•\.\'. Dr Hay noted !hat scientific C~eanup Fee schedules approved planned IUU MARY ROUSH: BIG WINNER' Mrs. Mary Roush, Anne St., knows what suspense is. Winner of "A prize" in the Massachusetts lottery she has received two increments of $500 payoffs each. She has been told only that she is eligible for a sweepstakes prize of $1 million! The first $500 check was dated March 15 and was received March 23. The second check received Friday, April 12, was dated April!. The questiOn is, how long will they be coming. 'J' lit• Wt' l e SL'! a ! $:i <H 1 l'd ll lwu r. but Cn unt v cn r ul lul~ <t l Comn<~t t11 L'xteed S~ f.l <I qucJrlt·r mu m ! ~ C<lllegc next fall and (, I(AI\DF. RIO GltANDE -Concerned eitlzens of Gallia and Stat<' ol Ohio, along with SL•n. attend . Fll\1-:Mt-:N c,\I.I.ED PO~lF.H O Y The Polllcrov surrounding counties ar e . invited to aUend a special meeting of the Ra ccoon l"turpose of the mee ting is Fm• Oq1.1 1 tllll'l i l i:lllS\\t'red a C'c J!nmlllllty College Boc.trrl 11f Tru s lt~c s lc1st wpck -dppnlvt ·ll the fee !ichedulc fo r studf' lll\ ~ J2 pIll Frala ~ to the Nor ma n S1 haffcr residcnC'l' on l .<llli'CI Cl iff tu extmguJ SII a brus h firt' t\1 10 12 p. tn Friday till' Pumt.•roy EH Squml wa s ca!lccl to ScC'IJOd Sl. for Ccnc WhHit•' ·,hn wa s ill . tiL' wa s takt·n· t'o 'fhe ll ulzer MC'dl c; Jl l'pntpr Commumly College Dl~ tn c.:t of Ga lha , Ja ckso n, Mctgs or ~V m t o n County The ins trucli onallee 1c1 t.c n n S l!!lll;H tO' tuitiO n ) W ~J S r st:Jbi!shed;.J I $l0 dc rn l!t hour c;cneral fee s r wh1ch a rr used pnmah ly for student <;cr vJ ct·s 1 Harry Armstrong \\ill 1wo-fnld. I -an effort will be made to organize a cleanup campaign for Hacroon Creek: 2 - community leaders will disc uss possibilities of rslablishin~ Ra ccoon Creek as a Sceni c River , Watershed Assn . Monday, beginning al 1:30 p.m. in the Rio Grande College cafeteria. Ken Myers. president. said Saturday that William B. Nye. director of natural resoun·es, .:::::::::::::;;:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:~=:::::.":!!::~&~:::&~--~~~».».::::~ili:::~:~:::::::~::::::::::::::».e:::=::::m;:::. call at who IIVP Ill t he foul' C fJ unt~ ' l' h h rn voJflS :-. tud••nL... II\ 1 11 ~ takwg 15 hour s eath quarter ;;t total of $585 rnurn I\ Cullt.: ge f111 $~50 :1 yew· m s u· u~· tt o n~Jl kt• h:JS(•d 1m 15 Till s ~ N' CHl O mi c al co llege credtt tw ur s n qu:Jrtcr Th e L'du ca"twn will be av:.J ihJble to ge neral fee s f or till' ~' ('<II hast•d IIH· peuple of the fu ur country on a 1;, cn·dll i-lr1u!' qu;1rter d 1 ~ t1 It: I ne xt fo.dl when the onewould IH' an :.HidltJII!l(d $n 5. 111\l l C' ollllnumty College A s tu den t rr mn ( ;atllil, spe c l ~d t.;n lc\ y Is approved by .Jac kS(Ill , Mcn!,s ur V1n tn n till' Vlltt.·rs .June 11 ) our lfll•ilt•d Gtw.~l N l'ill'h i11g Mor1> /'ha11 I :l,OUO tmts Some overcast today, sunny at times in Ohio Valley. Highs near the 70s. Probability of showers 20 pet. tonight. Monday continued cloudy, highs in the 70s. 111 the C o lllii! Ulll t~ Coil l'IH' dt stnet \\ (ltdtl then pc1y will br :1b le to ;t! tt>nd ('om - f u1 a year + Weather Families IJet,oletl To The Creater Middll' Ohio Va/IP.V 3 SECTION S 34 PAGES - PRICE 20 CENTS l'oJJJ er oy -:Yltd tl lepo1t Gallipolis-Pom:_ t~ r l~''"::s'~'".:_ l ~~~~~--~____:S::::U:.:-N-:::D:..:AY :..:,__:A _;_P.:_:R.:I_:L:... :l4 :.. :..:,...::1~97:....4~ VOL 9 NO. 11 -----~--------------- EKGs by telemeter demonstrated lt~re GALI.lPOJ.IS - Southeast Ohw's Emergency Medical Service 1 SEOEMS I and Motor ol a Communi callon s hav e demonstrated the sendmg r1f vl tal llfe s1gns such as electroca rrliognml ( EKG 1 by rad io t<J ctrea phy s1dans, nurses ::~rrd hospital wlmm istralur.s Th1s Coronary Observa tion sy stcm iC.O. H. l wa s des igoecl to transm1l the elec tJ·or<lrdlogram from a cardiac victim anywhl're w1thul u radLCH: qulpped a mbulanc~ ·s normal r.~ngr ba ck to tt1e h ospi~d ' s The CC U. c.o.n. urnt IS U !lln ectcd 1Contin ued on H;-u\i o pa~e by an 21 Auto rams into pole William Hoger Black, 37, Hl . I, Middleport, 1s in guarded con chti~n <~t Vetera ns Memorial Hospital fol lowm g nn auton:ubile accident Saturday at 3 a .m. Sheriff Robert C. Harten bach, who way in n curve, mi ssed a pow~r pole, but struck and tore out two guy \\-Ires and a church sign. :lnd crmtinued on mto a yard . Yvnkers ld t the scene of the "accident. Fr~day at 6 15 p m. in ·sutton Twp . on County Road 34 Steven D Cra ig, 20, Mrdcileport, was traveling sou th and Jimmy R Fortune, 30, HI . 2, Raci ne, was made the rnvestigation , reported th"t Black was traveling East on SH 124 in Rutland Twp . when his car went off th e highway on the nght, struck the base of a traveling souttl when thetr cars met 1n a curve. Craig , in an attempt to keep from power pole, continued stdewo)' s and hilling the Fortune car, applied hiS bra kes, turned over on its top. Black was taken to the husp1 tal by the Middleport ER Squad. . . A second accident under uwe~trga\ron occurred Saturday mornmg on SH 338 1Yellow Bush Rd. ) Steve Yonkers, Rt . 2. Racme, was traveling south when his car left the high- cLEANUP CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCED -Gallipolis City Manag~r Paul Willer ·' were issued . Thefe were no injuncs. Both acc1dcnts were i nvestigated by Sheriff's Deputy Hobert Beegle Methodist Church t.:ongrcgatJOn bega n its Parade of P1 ogress , and ~ ~ nuw 111 the beg inning sta ges of res torati o~. Constructi on work will take apprOx JmC:Jtely fiv e months to be completed This is the last Sunday the congregation will worshtp with a new elevator being insl<!iled, in the sanctua ry until the first of .June . sanctuary being restored, offices added and remodeled . Kitchen facilities, choir Church offi cia ls said the to tal projected cost o[ th.c project is $181 ,185. At the end of March $74,482.25 had been . room and class room space are all a part CLOTHING NEEDED CHESHIRE - Good used clothing is urgently needed by the Gallla-Meigs Community Action Program a CAP spokesman announced Saturday. · Individuals wishing to donate items should phone 446-1760 tn Gallla County, · or 992-5605 in Meigs County. Items may also be Jell at the .Gallia-Meigs Community Center In Cheshire, oc they can be picked up by CAP offlcials. .I ' • \ -r 'I ' ., IN THE SEOEMS DEMONSTRATION, Donley Strong, EMT - Gallia, is the simulated victim of cardiac problems. Bill Taylor and John Peters of SEOEMS staff be lp the victim, who is "wired-up " and sending an EKG, onto a cot. Extenstve work is now 1n progress POMEROY - The names of 50 citizens for possible duty on the May term grand and petit juries were drawn Saturday in the office of Meigs County Clerk of Courls Larry Spencer. Attending the drawing besides Spencer were Freeland Norris, jury commissioner; Coriunon Pleas Judge John C. Bidwell ; Anna Holliday, Dex ter ; Effie Bacon, Mrs. Leila Spencer, and Deputy Grate, Langsville; Beverly Wickline. Racine; Robert P. Wood, Long Bottom; Sheriff Steven Hartenbach. Garland Caldwell, Pomeroy Route 3; Fred Names for possible grand jury duty include Richard Sargent, Pomeroy Route Goeglein, Pomeroy Route 3; Mary M. 3· Aaron Wolfe, Racine; Lyle Hysell, Amos, Coolville Route 3; Clarence Hill, . Pomeroy Route 3; Charles Huber, Reeds- Syracuse ; Do~is Deeter, t,ong Bottom; ville; Bess Ellis, Pomeroy Route 4;_ Vera Crow, Pomeroy ; Hobart Vineyard, Herbert. White, Racine; Larry R. Smith, Reedsville; William Buckley, Pomeroy Langsville; Grant Smith, Reedsville; Route 3; Hope Peck, Albany Route 3, and Erma J. Smith, Pnmeroy; Randy Wen- James F. Gibson, Pomeroy Route ~dorf Racine· Gloria Hutton, Albany; ' Kulin,' Pomeroy; John Tucker, Robert Pomeroy Route 4; Betty Faulk, Pomeroy; Lester Hart, Shade Route I. Drawn tor the petit jury were Edith Lyons, Albany Route 3; Dorset Randolph, Racine; Donald Carr, Middleport Route I; Bob Pickett, Pomeroy; Eric Hart, POJ]lero,.; Claudifl Roush, Racine; Alene GALLIPOLIS - City police Friday Estep, Pomeroy Route 4; Walter C1ooks, .evening investigated the theft of parts Middlepor.t; Cora Hilton , Portland ; !fom a motorcycle owned by. Bob FleshSharon Jewel, Pomeroy, Route .4; man of 452 First Ave. Lawrence E.- Hoffner,, Pomeroy; Delf"ar The cycle was parked in the JOarport at Baum, Chester; Paul Chapman , the Fleshm~n residence. Missing Pomeroy· Marvin Keebaugh, Pomeroy were a speedometer, spark plug, and Route 3;' Jerry Colmer, Po~eroy; Jim buddy peddles. The tachometer had also Snodgrass, Jr., Racine; Jerry A. Powell, been loosened but was ' not taken . . Officers also investigated the theft of a Racine. I • 1, . · Also, Bernice Garnes, Dexter; Robert 10 speed liicycle oymed by John Mitchell of B. Burdette,' Pomeroy Route 2; Lawrence 711 Fourth Ave. The bike was b!uS:with red Johnson; Jr.. Portland ; Maxine Dyer. · stripes. ·4 There was slight damage. No crtati ons GALLI POLIS - Grace Uni ted Methodist Church has signed a contract with the Eagle ConstructiOn Company o[ Columbus ' for the restoration of thechurch. announced Saturday that April 21 through 27 has been proclaimed "Cleanup. Plant-up and Paint-up Week" in the Old French.City. Willer said city crews will pick up trash from Monday, April 22, through Friday, Apnl .'JfJ· free of charge. He urged everyone to do their spring cleaning "as the crews will p1ck up a~y and all debris during the week." Willer also urged all groups mtere~ted m parllcipating m a general city cleanup project to conlact him. Photo ab?ve was taken Saturday afternoon behind the baseball backstop on Memorial Field. Jury lists are drawn causing the rear bumper of his car to hit the fron t bun1per Of the Fortune car Restoration is underway parked motorcycle Double Feature "SEVEI'j BLOWS OF THE DRAGON" Se.en masters with a thousand ways lo kill! Raled R and a lot of good tu ck with of the church's Parade of Prog ress Four years ago Grace United .. '· received for 1t. 202 persons take Grace Church 1 founded in 1817. 1s one of the uldeslchw ches m the community. It has continued to grow and serve the commumty. (See picture on page 15) health screening G. • . GALLIPOLIS - Two-hundred and two persons were tested Friday during the fourth day of the multi phasic health screening program sponsored by the city and county health departments, the Gallia County Medical Society and Ohio Depariment of Health . Thus far, 788 persons have been tested for blood pressure , hearing, vis10n, diabetes and other blood tesls for prevention of liver, kidney, and heart disease. Testing will be held four days this week, Tuesday, Wednescjay, Thursday ~nd Friday at the Gallia County Senror Citizens' Center loc;;ted at the old Holzer · Hospital Building. Parts stolen £rom Apni12-ll-H ·PHONE 992-3629 ,. ·. Women's and Girls' Apparel and LAUN KIDNAPED CORDOBA, Argentina (UP!) - Alfred A. Laun, U. S. Em·hassy branch public affairs olficer in this central Argentine city,_was kidnaped today· by a group of armed men, according to police ·sources. MASON DRIVE-IN MEIGS INN 10 tit 2. , 1:'· She said lhe Umtc'<i Slates DIXy Lee Ray said Saturday . BYGARYCLARK WP-Lewis (!~) LP- Carter WHS Hitting for both gamea combined: Hesson 4-5, single, double, (2) triples; Gardner 3-5, (2) singles, double; Lewis 2-3, single double, Harmon 2-3, ( 2) singles; Lambert H, Double; G. Camp 1-2, 'Double; Sayre 13, Double; Smith 1-3, Single, · Belcher 1-4, Single. Totals 20 runs, 16 hits and I error. energy sou rces by 1980 appeared to be out of rea ch without " a tremendou$ increase" in teclmologtcal effort ', haggle with Arab mereha nts. Dr. G. Kenneth Shafer and his wife, of Cleveland, Ohio, decided to make the journey despite war tensions. He is a retired Presbyterian minister. "We're just here for the jo,. of being with our family and participating in the Easter season,~' he said. SecondGamel2 3 4 5 H HE NG 00000032 WHS 21131880 yea rs. but SIX fo rei~ energy independence by 1980 cameras swung over their shoulders, (Continued from page I) management system project and in the Title 3 matching funds program. Eight students will go to Europe this summer accompanied by a faculty member, John Gregory Bailey. EGGS DISPLAYED - In connection _with the traditional Easter Egg hunt at Middleport The group was authorized to park Sunday at I p.m., Grace White of the Meigs County Auditor's office, holds a gold and hold a flea market at the junior silver egg. If youngsters find the gold egg they will be awarded a $10 prize or if the silver egg a high building in late April. prize of $5. Grace poses beside the attractive white bunny she made which is surrounded by Teacher resignations accolored plastic eggs. To top things off Thursday, Grace celebrated her 22nd birthday. The cepted included those' of Tom annual egg hunt is sponsored by the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club assisted by Middleport Schriner and Larry Beyer, firemen . All children under 12 years of age are invited to participate. There will be 700 eggs, educable menlall,- retarded each to be worth a prize provided by area business and professional people. In case of bad teachers, and David weather the hunt will be postponed. Moorhead, of the Syracuse elementary school. Supt. Bob Ord and Bill DAMAGES HIGH WASHINGTON (UP! ) Dozart, bus maintenance supervisor, were authorized to Veterans Memorial Hospital Recent ,tornadoes in six Holzer Medical Center attend a transportation sout hern and midwestern Admissions - Shirley Wolfe, I Discharged, Aprilll J meeting in Jackson May 7 and Pomeroy~ Suzanne Koetting; states did about $341.5 million Linda Baker, Tina Barcus, Ord was authorized to attend a Parkersburg; Nellie Thomas, damage to farms, Agriculture Alice Beatty, John Burris, Mrs. vocational education con- New Matamor~s; Tyllie Department officials tenference in Zanesville April 22- Roush , New Haven ; Sandy Harry Castle and son, Lee Iativeiy estimated Thursday. 23. Bob Spurlock was Griffith , Reedsville· Albert Combs, Mary Margaret Cox, The agency also announced authorized to take vocational Williams, Pomeroy; 'Gregory Asenath Crabtree. Cline that farmers in an additional 82 Curtis, Michael Drummond, agricUlture students to the Ferguson, West Columbia.Ray Fannin, Mildred Franklin, counties in five tornadoState FFA Convention in Discharges - Kenneth Timothy Fulk, Irma Hogan, stricken states have been Columbus, April 26-27. eligible for Markins, Paul Goodnite June Lucillel!iirt, Jennie lies. Betty declared The board purchased four Preston, Ben Kesterson , Enoch emergency loans from the desks and secretary's chairs Marcum , Joan Greathouse James, Hermetta Knapp, Okey Farmers Home Adfor the business and office Joseph Wilson, Thoma; Laudermilt, Ardith Litchfield, ministration. The preliminary Harold Moxley, Maie education department, dark McLaughlin. Mulholand, Rebecca , Roush , damage estimate included blinds for the home economics Sandra Shafer, Aubrey , losses of farm homes and room, and several door closers. Shrewsbury; Debbie Simpkins, buildings, land , fences, Attending were principals PLEASANT VALLEY machinery, livestock and Wolfe, Wickline, Jennings Discharges: Mrs. Henry Nola SwiSher, Leora Thaxton, property. Beegle and Roher! Beegle; Plantz, Gallipolis Ferry; Martha Tomlin, Evelyn TreadSON BORN board members Jack Bostick, Robert Davis, Langsville ; way. NEAR AGREEMENT RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. I Birth) Danny Evans, Dennie Hill, · Grace Thivener, Gallipolis; WASHINGTON (UP!) David L. Grate, Rutland, are Mr. and Mrs. John Owens, a David Nease and Grover Olhe Peck, Lakin; Louise Negotiators for the United announcing the birth of their Salser, Jr., and clerk, Nancy Burcham, Gilmon Graham son, Patriot. Steel Workers union and 10 first child, a 7lbs .. 10 ozs., son, . Carnahan. The next meeting Pomt Pleasant; James' steel companies were reported Anthony David, Marth 21 at NEW BLOW will be May 9. Deweese, Leon; Jimmie Thursday on a the Holzer Medical Center. near agreement TOKYO (UP! ) - Half of Gaskins, Middleport ; Mrs. three-year contract for the Maternal grandparents are Lowell Halley , Gallipolis; Japan's 6.> million striking industry . Sources said both Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Roger Setliff, Point Pleasant · workers returned to their ~bs sides were talking about final Bissell, Long Bottom , and Mrs . Erma Wright, Ne~ today, but the nation's crippled details of the pacts that would paternal grandparent_, are Mr. Haven; Charles Wray, Apple economy received a new blow cover .more than 350,QOO and Mrs . Arnold Grate Grove; David Gainer, Point with the announcement that workers. Talks were scheduled Rutland. ' Pleasant, and Flora Williams 130,000 merchant seamen to resume at 10 a.m. New Haven . ' would strike next Tuesday. Spokesmen for the All Japan PRODUCTION UP Seamen's Union said the REVENUE UP WASHINGTON (UP! ) LODGE TO MEET walkout would idle 1,017 oceanCOLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohio's Sojourners' Njjjht will be going ships in Japanese port.s Coal production during the lax revenues are running 10.44 observed Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., and foreign countries. The week ending April 6 :.as, pet. ahead of last year, State at the Middleport Masonic seamen are demanding wage II ,380,000 tons compared to Treasurer Gertrude W. Temple by Middleport Lodge increases of more than 40 pet. 10,305,000 tons in the Donahey said tOday in her · corresponding week in 1973. . monthly report. 363, F. and A.M. All Masons new to the area are invited. Work in the entered apprentice degree will be given. Refresh115 RBELS KILLED men ls will be served. PHNOM PENH (UP! )- The Cambodian military command ~a id today government troops killed 115 rebels in three battles FIRST CHILD BORN Mr. . and Mrs. Darrell south of Phnom Penh. Govern: BechVe, Middleport, are an- ment li>sses were reported as nouncing the birth of their first six killed and 26 wounded in child, a son, John David . The 8 clashes Thursday at Kampot, lbs., 5 ozs., boy was born at the 93 miles southwest of the Pleasant Valley Hospital capital; Prey Veng, 74 miles Wednesday, April 3. Grand- southeast .of Phnom Penh and parent_, are Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kompong Tram , 18 miles Bechtle and Clarence Gilkey, southwest of the city. Middleport, and Mrs. Ruth ,• I . Gilkey, Columbus. another Prc srdcn t Nixon 's ~Jnnouncc{,l ~oal of indt>pcnden cc frum UnHed States cannot achieve H1s shop is on the Via Dolorosa, a narrow street running from what had been tlie Roman praetorium, where Jesus Christ was sentenced to crucifixion; to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Along the route are eight stations marking the spots where Jesus is said to · have been tormented. "And there followed him a great company of people, and of women, which also bewailed and lamented him" Luke 23:27. The odor of incense and strong,.-black Arabic coffee is heavy all along the route where Israelis and Christian tourists, chores to Goldsberry . who . finished the contest. Coach Grant llarnette's Lewis picked up the win. in Wahama White Falcons his first outing on ihe mooind chalked up their second this year to give him a perfect straight double header victory 1~ record to join Rick He~n in as many days when the as the only pitchers with an bombed he North Gallia unblemished record. Hesson is Pirates by scores of 12-2 and 6- currently 8-0, Lewis 1~. Danny o. Harmon 3-1 and Skip Camp Is 2The White Falcons pounded 3 to round out the Falcon pitout eight hits in each game · chers of Record. including five doubles and three triples. Wahama also, Wahama, in piling up their swiped 23 bases over the two 23 stolen bases, (nine in the games to run their total to 128 first game and fourteen in the on the season. - · nightcap ) raised the average to Rick Hesson and Dann) 7.3 .;tolen. bases per gllll!e. Gardner led the White Falcon Mike LeMs and Danny Harhitting attack during both mon swiped seven bases each games. Hesson had four hits in In helping the White Falcons to five trips to the plate to drive in achieve this unbelievable total. four runs. Of Hesson's four hits 128 stdlen bases in just three went for extra bases with eighteen games for a 7.3. The two triples and a double nunor has it that whenever a Gardner also had his hi.tting White Falcon batter draws a shoes on to drive in five runs on walk he rWJs to thu-d base. three hits. Gardner smacked instead of first to save time two singles and a triple to plate durin~ the game. If this is true five Wahama runs. opposmg pitchers had better Skip Camp, picked up his throw ~trikes to· the Wahama second victory of the season in hitters if they expect to keep the opener when he pitched the. runners out of scoring four and one third innings. ~sitlon. . North Gallia got to him for two The White Falcons were runs in the filth inning but Mike sc~ed~e~ to play their third Goldsberry came on iii relief to. twm bill m a row thiS afternoon close the door and preserve the wh~n they take on the Ripley White Falcons ten run lead Vikings. Then tomorrow the after five complete innings to Hurricane Redakins come to complete the game. Bachtel field for Wahama's In the second game three fourth ~onsecutive double Wahama hurlers combined to header m as many days. pitch a·three hit shutout for the Tomorrows contest will begin . Falcons fourteenth win of the at 10:00 a.m. year. Mike Lewis started on the mound for the locitlS• First Game 12345RHE yielding just two hits before 00002232 giving way to Skip Camp in the NG WHS 921001281 fourth frame. Camp pitched one inning before giving up the WP- Camp (2-3) LP- Welch rlt•eds 111 By ARNOLD II . SAWISI.AK WASHINGTON iUPi) - ·nw Falcons win two HOSPITAL NEWS the bonk of the century established !872 MAIN black-haired store owner who depends on the Christmas and Easter trades for much of his souvenir sales. "But tt1is year the number is down to ~¥i!;\1;8l!l>1!!1188lll~m-;m';~~;~:::.:~:l:&&lmme1l:i3W&iri:i"3f<l.88lllll:ile.'~e.'W>1!!11f<lFS&Bl:i·~~-;co~·iii'&'Wl>ll:i'~..~·ill'iiiP&::~;~_,::r.:;:;li!J~88lliW>1!!111188!88lliWI'I'lll'liRI!88lll181lll8811118 \ pomemy lit In the hushed silence of the church, and J~ for the devout woman, it was as If the ~':' guns of October never had sourided for the fourth Middle East war in 25 years. ~~ For this woman and some like her, the ~ green-hereted Israeli border policemen white frock. "Whoever -}las come here ' '< with their black Uzi submachineguns in has no fear . n ® the street outside might as well be Some think the mood and turnout could , Contracts f o patrolling on another planet. "It's only those on the outside who are afraid ," said Father Barrett Yeretzian, ch1ef of protocol of the Armenian Church in the holy city . But it appears that only the brave have made the Easter pilgrimmage to Jerusalem and its holy sites this year. Tourism is down sharply in the aftcrmat.h of the 18-day, 1973 Yom Kippur Wa', and the ongoing daily bombardment_, on the Golan Heighls front that some think could spark renewed war. "The mood is very good here," the clergyman said. ' His neatly trimmed black beard contrasted sharply with his By Robert Slater the jury was polled. His only action was a sad wave to his wife and daughter before leaving the cour\room in a wheelchair. Defense attorney Charles Moses, in his only emotional outburst of the trial, demanded a 3(klay extension to file briefs for a new trial. Delaware County Judge Frank Catania ruled, however, Moses would receive only the customary vyhen you drive in, be ready to drive out. Our fast, efficient service keeps you moving. In a rush? Try a little '' ~:~:;1 · ~~ woman in a long bla ck coat and a white violent union from 1960 .to 1970, was the ninth and final defendant to be convicted in the four years since UMW leader Joseph A. " Jock" Yablonski, his wile and daughter wer.e ... shot to death while they slept in their Clarksville, Pa ., home. The verdict climaxed one of th e d evout even Big 'IF' to plenty of energy by ,'80 Greece and Cyprus for Easter," said a t' Holy Sepulchre calls MEDIA,Pa.(UPI) - Ajury - st•ven-dayperiod convicted W.A "Tony " Boyle The jury of nine men and '•' Thursday of S<•tting m motiOn three women deliberated SIX the 1969 Yablonski murders hours before finding Boyle ill and financing the killings with guilty of three count_, of first :>;. union funds whtle he was degree murder 1n the Dec. 31, ~~i;: , president of the United Mine 1969, slaying~. He faces auto- i:: Workers. • rna tic life sentences on each ~~~~ Boyle, 72, who ruled the count w1der Pennsylvania law. ,., ' be better. "Last year we had 9,000 pilgrims from Strike in Japan ended TOKYO (UP!) - SOme six million Japanese workers, protesting against crippling inflation, returned to their jobs Saturday after winning big wage hikes from management_, already troubled by the nation 's ailing economy. The workers, spearheaded by 280,000 ' Japan National Railway, (JNR J Union members, made the life of more than 65 million JapaQese a misery Thursday and Friday by staging a massive walkout. They agreed to call off their strikes that had paralyzed the nation's entire transportation system,alter union leaders won more than 90 pet. of their wage demands. ' '' ' . f\ ~ . .. ' • d • mvlle to princess contest Ir1s • • • < ' Service Unit is again sponsoring a Dmry Prmcess Contest for Meigs County girls. Requirement_, to enter the contest are to have a dairy fa rm background, be at least 16 years oid and not over 25, be a high S<:hool graduate b)· June I, 1974 and be si ngle. . Deadhne for entries is April 20 and applications can be obtamed by calhng or writin g the Meigs County Extension Of-_ lice. The Dairy Princess will represent Meigs County dairymen at the county level and participate in the State Dairy Princess Contest as Meigs County's representative. .. , w[ I. c[1,\ 1f: il ll li.IJI Nr; Tll1\ ll [ S;t,I E llY 1. II Ctl I. 4 21; tl r 1. I' I II Noted historian dies MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va . (UPI ) F~neral arrangements were pending Saturday for Dell Norona, a noted Ohio Valley historian who helped fo~d the Grave Creek Indian Mound me mona!. The 78-year-old Morona, a Moundsville resident, died Friday at Re y n o ld ~ Memorial Hospital in nearby Glen Dale. He also fQJlllded ana o nce served as president of ihe Ohio Valley and West 1 . ~ irginiaj Historical ~ocities . . I • I POMEROY - The Meigs County Dai ry " .' ' - I• . SIGN ERECTED- A sign was erected Friday by striking members of Loca~ 426 Utility Workers'Union welcoming union workers to· the contract project at the Philip Sporn Plant near New Haven. Members of Local426 tOQk down its pickets last week so a union contractor·can do the major ~epair project, and installation of • the precipitators, about to get under way at the plant. , ., ,. I '· .. .\ .., ' ' , ' I .. . ). ' I '~ - .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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