https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9267be9d6ffcd2f6156dbd07d130863c.pdf 3e51000d79951cb6198a2fc9e15faa60 PDF Text Text • . Tht• na ily Sf.>Qt in~l . Middll'port-l'ullll'l"\1y, U., .\1 Jn! 12 Operi h ous·e -to · w:I~l'i-1 show training ·---- · ._... ........._.._.._.._...___. ' __ _...._..._...._....__ .... TilE MEIGS COUNTY AGRICULTURALStabilization and Conservation Ofrice, located m the Pom~roy Ma soni c Temple building since 1944, has completed its move to a new suite of offices in the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. building. The suite includes the sta ff office, office of the supervisor, H. E. (Pete) Shields, a kitchenette , a machine-equipment room and a board meeting room . With Shields in his office at the new location are M»>Yiolet Morarily, left, and Mrs. Phyllis McDaniel. All of the federa l farm service agencies of the county are now loca ted in the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. building . ·--~, ~ BARGAINS ON THE SECOND FLOOR Girl s Spor t swear. ~e l ected from sto ck. 4- 6x, 7-14, Pret een. Sale 112 Pri ce . l Economy -in deep falloff 1 I I Worn ens Shi rts · an d Bl ouses selected f rom stock . SALE '12 PRICE. ! !I Wom ens Daytime Dresses . Our entire sto ck included. Sizes to 52. Sale Prices . I Wom ens Knit Tops sel ec ted f rom ::~ur · regular stock . Sale •12 Price . I Spring Maternity Wear. Our entire stock of Pants and Tops in cluded. Sale Prices . l l I! Womens Sleepwear . Our entire stock of nylon or permanent press gowns included. Save 25 Pet. Famous maker Bras and Girdles. Discontinued styl es. Sa!e •12 Price . Reg . . $1.00 Womens Pantyhose. Bas ic C!nd fa shion colors . Sale 5 pairs $2.88. • WASHINGTON tUPI I -- The nat ion's economic growth rate fell by the biggest margin in 16 year~ between January and March, the Commerce Department reported Thursday. Inflation in the same period soared at a 10.8 per cent annual rate, a 23year high, a spokesman 0aid . The doub l e-~arre l ed bad news, largely the res ult of the energy · shortage, was anticipated widely a lthough the fall -off was steeper than some experts had predicted. Few economists expect the slump to last long, but unless a mark ed upswing occurs in the current April-June quarter, the country could be faced with six months of nega tive economic growth · - the technica l definition of a recess ion. \ Boys Su its and Jackets . Infants si zes 0 to size 6. Sale 112 Price . SPRING DRESSES GIRLS DRESSES SPRING COATS Si zes 6 to 20. Selected fr om stock. Reg. $23.00 to $noo. M isses - Juniors . Halt Sizes. Selected from stock. Reg . $12 .00 to $50. 00. SALE '12 65 to '3960. SALE '6 60 to •27 50 President Nixon ha s promised on several o~casions to take whatever steps he deems necessa ry to avoid this condition. The latest figures also could accelerate calls in Congress for a tax cut as a means of putting more money in the pockets of Americans and thus st imul at ing ·the economy. Administration officiats have argued that such a move only would compound the present inflationary dilemma. As measured by the Gross National Product (GNP) , the most comphrensive barometer Inf ants. toddler s and girls 4 to 14. Reg. $6 .00 to $18.00 . 90 30 SALE '3 to '9 . " Famous maker Womens Slippers. Our entire stock is Reduced fo r this Sale . Cari lite Luggage. Choose blue or green. Mens and womens . Sale 112 Price . .. MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT DRESS SLACKS -~-~~--·-':""' ~----~---1 BARGAINS ON THE FIRST FLOOR \ Cannon Bath En semble s. Discontinued patterns . Bath and hand towels, wa sh cloth s. Sale 112 Price. Si zes 29 to 42, 44 to 50. Solid colors, stripes, plaids. Exc ell ent selection of t he season's best style s. Regular $9 .95 to $18 .95. I ' I MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT ANDDRESS SHIRTS Ou r enti r e stock of no-i ron sh irt s. Sizes· small. medium, larg e and ext ra large. Solid colors, stripes, plaids, patterns. Regular ly $3 .95 to $10.95. . No-1r on Sheets. Ameri can made by Thomaston Mills. Denim look or calico. Sale Prices. SALE •2.94 to '8.24 SALE ' Decorative Wall Plaques. Reg . $4.00 and $5.00. Sale 112 Price . I MEN'S DOUBLEKNIT SPORT COATS I I I Hot Dipped Galvan ized Bucket s and Scrub Tubs. Sale Prices . REG.-•49 By United Press International WASHINGTON - QUIETLY, WITIIOUT DEBATE. the United States has assented to a Latin American diplomatic gambit aimed at bringing Cuba in from the cold. Without di scussion, Secretary of Slate Henry- A. Kissinger consented Tuesday to a Mexica n proposal that hemisphere goverrunents be polled on whet her they want Cuba invited .to the ir next foreign · . ministers conference. U everyone agrees, Fidel Castro will send his representa tive to a parley of American slates - this one In Buenos Aires next March - for the first time since the Organization of American Statts (OAS ) impo~ed a diplomatic and economic quarantine 1964. ·'' . . ' . . against his gover!Ull"nt This quiet littl~ piece of bus mess dtd not even rate menhon m th e eight-page coljlffiunique that ended the two-day Washington · meeting of hemisphere foreign ministers Tuesday. But enthused Lailn diplomats made clear they viewed it as a major ·breakthrough . MEN'S KNIT SPORT SHIRTS 'ALE Sizes small. medium, large and ext ra large. Short sleeve siTlrts - t a ~k lop s pullovers . Solid color-s- white· patterns . Reg ularly $3. 98 to $11 .95 . Kodak and Pol aroid Fi l m ~. Al l popular sizes for pri nts, slides , mov ies. Sale Prices. f. SALE •2.88 to "'w&.88 Boys and Girls Bicycles.· Po~u lar brands and styles. At S.ale Pnces. . l MEN'S & BOYS' LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS . JOHANNESBURG, South. Africa- A black miner rescued what tw-ned .out·to be the world's ninth largest diamond from a rock crusher, a spokesman for th·e De Beers Mining Group said Thiu-sday . The offiCia l put no price on the stone- a yellow OC· tahedron weighing 616 carats- which was pulled off a conveyor belt leading to the rock crusher at the Du loitspan mine in Kimberley on Wednesday. He said it has "several flaws" and will be photographed later. . . . Officials said they would not tdenlify the Afrtcan cutter who found it, but said he would be given a ~ew':!"d. It is cus,tomery to withhold names for ."their own prote~tiQ!l, they said. The stone. is the second major fmd at the mine in seven months and the largest ro1111 d at Kimberiey since 1896. Last October, a worker discovered a 223 carat gem, also a yellow octahedron. rA Johannesburg company polished and cut it at\d subsequently (Continued on p~ ge 10) Men s si ze s 36 to 48, boys sizes 4 to 20. Nylons - c:ottons - polyesti!r ·cotton blends . OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT SALE PRICES ·'· .' ' ·. .. ' I . .• ., • \ \. J. .t \. -, Po m ~roy se r ved by the volunteer emergency squad. The Pome r oy psquad is partici pating in the prog ram to upgn:tde U1e overa ll squ::1 d operation in additio n tu the man y hours of tro inmg in first <lid and r egional seminars pr evitltJ.'I Iy uncle>rta ken. The, co ur se includ e~ care of fru cturcs and proper splinting, usc uf all pllCJ Se:.; u£ res usciUlt io,n from mouth to I IH!Ulll to the drmand type resusr·i tat or , learnin g proper tel' hn iq ue dwpulmon ary of th~ ca r - resu sci ta tion, ep1crgrncy care·.uf dJi:lbe tics , f.'m e r gcncy ca re of stro k e'" \'Jctims , emergency childbirth. con troll ing blcctling, extrication fr om wrecked automob iles, problems de;:~ ling with the various types of ·shock. drug aiJuse, <:~nd rn<my othi'r a!o:isocit~tecl rtr eas uf ~llllTge n cy !Continu ed on J)age lO i • POMEilOY EMERGENCY SQUAD MEMBERS , as part of a GO hour course in emer~cney mediccll servit'e, demonstrate proper technique of cardJOpuln;on<.li"Y res uscitati on using a dem and r·esuscitator. The "victlm" is Steve Hartenbtu.:h : other$, l-r, are, John ManlL-~. T(Jill f Pre Wee 1Werry, cmd Jim Sisson. Joe Struble is in stru cto r. • enttne l.kvoted To The lntere.~t.~ Of The Me~.~-Mmon Area VOL. XXVI NO. 5 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORl OHIO FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1974 PHONE 992-2 156 TEN CENTS ::::::::::::~:::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;::::: GET EM OFF All au tomobiles sti ll havi ng 1973 tags on them must be off the streets of Middlepo rt by m idnight, Saturday Chief of Police J. J . Cre means sa id today . Failu r e to remove the vehi cles will br in g proseeution of the owners •. Chief Cremeans warned. Pomero)· Poli ce Chi ef Jed J. Webs ter a lso warned today that all cars parked in the corporation limits must eith er have 1914 tags or be removed fro m the streets. Failure to do so will lead to the arres t of the ow ners and the vehicles will be lowed away, he said. Tourism Project blackballed The Buckeye Hills - Hocking Valley Regiona l Developm ent Distric t I BH-HVRDD J and the Tuscara was Vall ey Regional Advisory Committee iTVIlAC! disclosed the App alac hian Regional Commiss ion ha s denied a request for $150,000 in specia l demonstration fun ds that would have launch ed a major tourism promoti on and development pr oject in 17 counties in southeastern and eastern Ohio including Meigs County . The action by the 13 states in the Appa lachian Commi ssion came as a complete sur prise to involved parties al both the local and Sta te level in Ohio . The project had received U1e complete endorsement of both the State of Ohio and the staff of the Appalachian Regional Commission and had seemed assured of appro val until earlier this week. The project was tl1e only special demonstration project submitted from Ohio this year and was being viewed by a number of people as an opportun ity to place southeastern Ohio, and perhaps utlimately the entire Stale of Ohio, on the map in the area of touri sm devel opment. Opposilion lo th e Ohio project was apparent by the Slate of Pennsylvania , one of the 13 voting members of the Appala chian Regional Commi ss ion . Pennsylvania ob- EXTENDED OUTLOOK A cha nce nf s howers Sunday and Mu nday, clearing Tuesday. Highs in the 70s and low 80s S~ n day and in the 60s Monday and Tues day. Lows in the 50s. the BPO Elks Lodge 107, Gallipolis. Mr. Goble began in the automobile busine ss ·as a salesman for Colonial Motors Co. in Huntin gton , and became a ca-owner of the Pikeville Motor Co . in Kentucky. For eight years he was manager of the Gillan Motor Sales Co. in Ga lli polis. For the past 12 years he was owner of the Goble Motor Co. in Middleport. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Rawlings-Coats F uneral Home with the Rev . Robert Bumgar ner officiating . Burial will be in Kirkland Memoria l Gardens near Point P leasant. Friends may call at the funeral home from 12 noon until 9 p.m. Saturday . The fami ly will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday . jected to the fact that the project would put Oh io in a positi on to lure tD urist and tourism clol!<1rs from Pennsy lvania and other slcJtc:-; neighb urin ~ Ohio. It wa s eo ntended that Ohio would be given an unfa ir e01 11pan1t i\'C adv::mU1ge if the projec t were deve loped. Desp ite eff orl' by tl1e Stale of Ohi o to point out that the pro jec t was prim<lrily direc ted today that the action by AHC HVRDD and TVRAC indicated that a meeting of local inOh io's large ci ties in 0t1 io, the Beasley commented that votes dividual s in volved in the pro ject w~1 s defeated by a vote by the Commission are " rarely prop osed project 1s sched uled of eig ht to three by the full divided in such a man ner and for next week to focu s on finCommi ssion. All of lhe states almost a lways ref lect a cling alterna ti ve soun·es of border ing Ohio in the 1\p- broa der and more reg ion a I support for the proposed p ~ l ac hitHJ Region voted atti tude towa rd meeting th e project in a move to capitalize against the p(ojec t. potentials of the Appala c hia~ on the cooperation and en* John H. Beasley, Executive part of the United States." Umsiasm generated by the Direc tor of BH-HVHDD swd Represe ntatives of both Bll - effort to obtain ARC funds. to ward keeping tourisl'i from College hikes tuition, hoard rates HIO GRANDF: -- The Rio Grande College Board of Tr ustees have voted the fir st substantial increase in tuitio n, room and board at the r;oll ege in three yea rs. Following the action, ltliti on at nio GrandP will b~ increased frum $1 ,710 to $1,890 a year , and room and board cha rges wi ll go to $1,275 from $1,1 25 a year. In the past threr yrars. until this mos t recent acti on. tu1 tion at the College has on ly been in creased· a tota l of. $lu, and room and board has gone 11! on ly $150. Continuin g i n crfl ~1.1cs in cost were cited w;; the reaso ns f or the 80 drd 's decision . "While Ri o Grande College has im tated littl e or no " Increases in tuition. room and board in the past three yea rs," Dr . Alphus R. Chris tense n, president of the Co llege sa id , ·- " uti li t tes, food cos ts , in - from llG cents to $1.15 a ga ll on su ra nee, postage, the and the college uses 48 ga ll ons minimum wage an d oth er each day. Roast beef has gone ex penses have conti nued to from 86 cents a pound to $1.55 climb. " in tile past year; tuna' fis h has Accordtng to the College nearly doubled in price and Pinance Office. three yea rs plastic spoons skyroc keted ago Hio Grande paid out $66,000 fr om $1. 70 a thousand to $t9.50. in utilities. La st yea r , this In addition to food and fig ure had jumped to $82 ,000, utilities , other ir.oms, including and by the end of this fiscal . printing supplies and toilet yea r June 30. it will be $104 ,000. paper have also increased in \1\illiam 0. Smeltzer, vtcc pri ce. Last year , fo r example, president for finance at the mimeograph paper went fr om College, sa id , "O ur electri c bi ll $1.30 a ream to $2.4U a ream , "-· ill increase approximtJ tely and the college uses. nearly $10,o00 th1s yea r ; our na tural 3,000 rea ms annually. Toi let gas will go up $12,007; and the paper in creased from $12.05 a in crea~C!:i gran te d lu the case a year ago to Sl3.90 a case te lephone company will cost this year . the College an additional Faced with the ever in. $5,600." creasing costs and declin ing Othe r items affecting the number of students who live on college budget that ha ve gone camp us, the Ri o Grande up drastically in the past year Co ll ege Board of Tru stees include mi lk, which <:imbed voted the increase in tuitibn and room and board eharges." Even with the increase in tuition to $1,890 a year~ yotir sha re, love your st.:J te, begin ning in t11e fall qu a'r ter 1974 1 Rio Grande stm ran ks in drive with care\ " the lower percentiles of priv ~1 te Th e juven il~ winner was accredited ~ four ·year inJimmer Soulsby, 1:1, Union Ave., Pomeroy, son of Mr . and stitutions in OhJO. Of the 36 Mrs J ames Sou lsby. Hi s private colleges listed in the slogan was "Use your 'snap' Ohio Foundation of In judgment, fa sten sea tbe lt:.." dependent Colleges, only · 13 He will receive a $5 cash prize. have a tui tion cha rge !lllder $1.890. El.even Qf these are church-affJialed and receive ,~,.-. financia l suppor t from the ir Safety slogan winners named VOTING NOW The Me igs County Board of Elections is ·accepting a bsentee, disabled and armed forces voting fo r the May 7 primary elections . The board office is open from I to 4· p.m. Monday through Saturda y until May 2 lor. the convenience of such .voters. Meigs County winners in the all(lual Ohio Department of Hi g'hwa y Safe ty slogan-<Ossay contes t were announced tod ;:~ y. Winner of the ad ult division who will rece ive a transistor rad io, · was Na nc y Louise Morrissey, Rt. 3, Pomeroy wi th her slogan "Be a Buckeye, do . 2 Poster winners Pastoral team will operate will he .tapp~d ' children 's home . ~ was almost unpre ce dented . ,. . ' It was an nounced today by ' the Me igs County Commissioners tha t the Rev . arid Mrs. Thomas Weaver have been named. s up erintende nt I and ma tron of the Meigs Co1111 ty Children 's Home . They will assume 'their duties at the ' home begin ning today. ' The Rev . Weaver, pastor of the Nazar ene Chu rch in Middlepor t, ·and Mrs. Weaver fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Mr. and 1\irs. Ra lph Harvey. . -An nouncement of the appoinlments, . made by the "CULTURAL ARTS WINNERS at C.hester Elementary who will be competing in county commissioners earlier th is competition are, fro nt, 1-r, Aaron Parker, primary for essay; Becky Eichinger, primary for week ih their regular meeting. visual arts; April Pa rker, intermediate, lor essay ; Brice Buckley, intermediate, for visual was delayed . pending the arts; Cheryl Folm•r, primary. forpoe lry ; back row, Cynthia Pitzer; junior group, essay; Gary 1 Wea vers making needed Nelson, junior, visual arts: Tanuny Pitzer, junior, poetry; an!l Marcy Sexson, inte rmediate, . poetry . Miss Melanie Beegle was the teacher in charge of the cultural artS program. 1 personal arra ngements. ! ,. I ' tow nshi ps at y ' .... improve a~l:idcnt prevention ami life sa\' ing techniqu~s in Pomeroy and th e surrou11ding • ,., ·I , I. ·- ~ . I t home, and a brother, James A. Goble, Largo, Fla . Mr. Goble was a member of Heath Uni ted Methodist Church in Midd leport and was a vetera n of World War II having served in the navy . He was a member of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, Pomeroy ; of the Hugh c. Boyd Lodge 199, Free and Accepted Masons al Matewan, · Royal Arch Masons Chapter 79, Gallipolis ; Rose Commandery 43, Knights Templa r , Gal li polis; Aladdin Temp le A.A.9.N.M.S. Columbus, and .INews~ . in Briefs.i: SALI '31.50 95 of a co untry 's economic health , output fell at a 5.8 per cent annual rate in the first quarter - the biggest three -month drop since a 9.2 per cent decline in the first quarter of 1958. Severe cutbacks in the auto industry .plus a cont inued recession in the home con~ struction industry were blamed for most of the decline , the department said. The inflationary spurt in the same peri od was the biggest since a 13 per cent rise in the first quarter of 1951, during the Korean war boom. ,rm-::::::;:z::::;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::;::. Si zes 36 to 46, regular and long. Excellent qual ity. Sol id color s and colorful plafds. ! Revere Copper bottom Tea Ketti es . Houseware s Dept . Sale $8.99. Furniture throw s. Our entire stock is inc.luded. Sale Pr ices. Ke ith E. Goble, 51, Powell St., Middleport, well known Middleport businessman , died . Friday morning a t the Holze r Med ica l Center following a lingering illness . Mr . Goble was born on March 2, 1923 at Matewan , W. Va ., the son of the late James and Sadie Smith Goble . He was also preceded in death two years ago by a sister, Gwendolyn Vaughan . Surviving are his wife , Opal; two daughters, Jennifer Keith Gob le, attending Morehead State University, Morehead, Ky .. and Bridget Diane, at ' ' General Electri c Alarm Clocks. Several colors in selection . Sale $2.99 . Clearing north , cloudy s.outh today, high in the 60s south. Cloudy south tonight . low around 40. Cloudy Saturday, 1-ligh in the 60s south. Keith Goble dies SALE •7.49 to •13.69 II 100 Pet. Polyester Doubl e Knit Dress Fabrics . This sale 112 Price . Weather WASHINGTON (UPI) - The worst infi'atiun in nearly a quarter centu ry continued unabated in March, with the cost of living risb1g 1.1 per cent, the government reported today . Higher prices were recorded for a wide range of items from food to doctors' fees. The 1.1 per cent jump in the Consumer Price Index {CPI ) was the third largest mouthly increase since 1947, exceeded only by the L3 per cent advance in February and a 1.8 per cent increase last August. I I I I Womens Uniform s. Big selection of popular styl es : All at Sale Prices. Twenty -five members of the Pomeroy Volunt ee r Emergency Squad will let it all hang out Sunday, April 28 from 1 to 5 p.m. al thei r n~·w headquarte rs on Butternu t Ave . They 'll be showing off the results of 60 hours of intensive training in emer g('ncy vict im care skills ltJUgli t by licensed EMS instru ctor J oe Struble. The p~blic is in Vited to the open hr "se where the unit 's entirC' operation will be on di splay. Th e 12 weeks of train in g, is being provided through the publi c scrvi ec program of the Trade and In dustria l Vocational Education ServicP of the Oh10 Sta te Department of Edu catio n, Ohio State University, in cooperation with the Meigs IJJca l Schoo l District and the .•,ill age of Pomeroy. All the men are a ttending classes on their ow n time, being volunteer s se rvi ng people in the community Th e course is designed to ' Members of the staff of the M~igs So il and Water Conservation Distr ict office will visit 12 elementary schools in Meigs Count·y next week to presen t ribbons and cash awards, to winnerS in the district's annual poster con· test . The contest is for fourth , fift h and s ix th graders with the top wjnner in each class r~ceiVin g a $3 cash prize, and a blu e ribb on; the second pla ce winner receiving a $2 cash prize and red ribbon and the third place winner receiving a $1 cash prize and a white ribbon. The best two in each class from ea ch . school will be brought io the district office in .·Pomeroy ·for judging on the county leveL The winners from .this judging wHlreceivea cash prize .plus a -rosette; churc/1es. Com men t1ng on th€ new ra tes, Dr. Christensen !3ald : "For three years, Rio Grande College has l1elcl the line and c1 bsorbed the in ~ creasing cos ts or ope ration without an increase; however faced with the expenses of today and predicted 10 pet. increa se in cos t- of-liv ing expenses wt thin the next year, we had no a lternative but to increase our tuition and room and board rates." Al so in a recent meeting, tuition ~mrl gener:J! fees for the new Comm un ity Col lc gl' fo r next year were established by the C<Jmm unity College Boa rd of Trustees. Th e tuition, or instructiona l fee, is based on $10 " credi t hour . This means :1 normal 15hour quar te r at Community College next year will cos t students who live in the four~ county Co mmunity Co ll ege di strict $150c00 tuition. The lotol tuition for the year will be !Continued on page 10 ) G-T laying new cables RA CINE - Constructi on is under way on a major cable additi on for grow th in th.e northea st section of the Racine exchange , Genera l Telepho"e Co . of Ohio ann ounced today. Donald H. Pearch, Jr., Porri er oy c·us tomer se rvi ce supervisor , sa id the $106,600 · pro ject will upgrade prese nt services ·an d al low fu~ure · growth in the area. Portions of the new ca ble will replace existing facilities for main, te nan ce reaso ns . Whe re possible the cable will be buried . "Burying cable enhances the • 'natural beauty of the Iandscape and r~du ceS . service outages from -severe weather -condition s and autom obile accidents, " Pearch sa id. The Racine exchange serves 812 telephones in a 42-square-mile area of Meigs county. ·. MEETING DEL\ YEO The Pomeroy Chamber of Co mmerce · wl!ic·h wa s sched.uled to meet Monday will meet Monday , Ap~il29, at noon at the Meigs Inn. \ . .. ' ' • . '. .' ' I �! 2-TheD~llySentmel M•ddleport Pomeroy 0 Apnll9 1974 I Jaworski has Nixon's IRS records WASHINGTON {UPI) Spec1al Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski has asked for and received lnterqal Revenue SerVIce (IRS) records on the 1m est1gat10n of Pres1dent Ntxon s tax returns Confirmation of the transfer I came fhursday from Arthur Blech tl e Los Angeles tax lCcount mt "ho prepared the President s tax r eturns He told UP! tl at he I ad bee1 m fo11ned II at lest monv I e ga1e tl e IRS m ea rly March had been t 11 ned over to Ja\\orski Jawu1 sk rece nt!) asked ill torney General WIIltan Saxbe for perm ss 1 to e\ e~ the tax ca ~c I I ave not been nfo med that I am a tu ~et uf ll c 11 vest1gat10n and I dm t bel eve I Bl ~cl w11J be s d m DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB news orgamzauons that he never tal~ed w t1 N xo n directly about t1 e tax returns but prepared them n spec1f c dr ectwns from Frank Bled a pro mnent West DcMan:o Jr one of N1xon:; Coflst t 1x Hccountanl pe1 so nal law yers and tax 1 ev ously loll tiP! and other advisers Ne ther Jawm sk s office not ll c IRS would confirm ll at th e tax case s no" be ng handl ed by the specwl p osecutor On Apr 1 3 IflS and the JOint tax cornmrttee n Congress concluded N xon had un de1pa d federal taxe s b) more than $4!0 000 I he Wh te Hou se sail Nuwn would pay the back taxe s plus mterest and sa d th e mistakes 1,1,ere rrtade by those to whom he delega ted the rc spons b I ty fo r J)reparmg h1s return IRS sa1d Apr I 3 t found no ev id~m: c of fr (;lud by Nixon or ll ose who prepared his tax eturns The JOint comrmttee d1 ew nu cor cluswn o 1 U at In other Watergate related developmcnLS I< < -Ch ef U S Ma1 shal for the cd JOin 1 Io ) telcpl ur e r lcni~w from h1 s Los Angeles office B 1t I was Oi\1 the test11 ony ' ~ave t1 e IRS \\a s be g tu ned >ve r to ~~~ J a\\o ski Pros and cons for aspirin stand -ins By Lawrence E Lamb M 0 DEAR OR I AMB I read your art cle Aspu n Ca n Harm I believe that lou should have po n"'d out that other analgesics may be even more toxic I refer part cularly to Tylenol A few days ago I saw a woman buy a bottle of 500 over the-counter Thts IS not a nev. compound havmg first been prepared n 1878 and was wide!) used before the mtroduct on of the less toXIc asplfln The h gh tox1ctty of ami ne and 11> denvattves swell kn own You should have po n"'d out that c.r ent of as p1 1n b\ cp! Tyle ol I odd be lone on!) ll C I 1\ ICe Of mdCI phv sictan DF:AR HF:ADl H - fhaok yo u for )< ur letter 1bout rvlenuJ 11 C col mn ) OU I efer to wa s 1bout spt n not l )lenol and I d d not re commend th t people shoull swttch to Tvle nol 1a ther than use a:;p 1 n Yot seem to be the father of th t th ought You n ay lso be st p11scd hal I got several letters telling me I shou ld have told people to sw tch from aspmn to rvlenol I hate to disagree "Jlh a for ncr I' ofess c I en s t " I 1t 1 c Y<-~s e~ n Id 1 " obsolelc n I I :-; r been t s~ d f r so nr t me It lo ott hen as p r n c e lon g l ylenol ~ aLCtm 11 up! en newer dr g s less t x tl <J 11 d o II phen ce t n Othe t le n rc Ap 11 de ( Of ac:dol Les e np I ook t up AMI\ D ug I v duol1 1 s you 1.: 11 same so :;ce fo 1 mhke a sp ';Ou t se f e pmnt! oul 1m t Joe:; ot <.: enough Metzenbaum a pohlJ cal unknown came from no where to defeat lum for t1 c Democratic nommatwn 13 442 votes - by one vote per precmct Metzenbawn later lost to Sen Robert Taft Jr R-Oh10 but In the process he established hliiiSelf as a well known Democrat How can Glenh wm th1s tune w1th hts space hermes a distant memory and his oppos1t on commg from a wealthy m cumbent senator w1th orgam zat on ba ck ng and support from the admmJstralJon of Gov John J Gtlhgan' One answer IS tl at for a chance Glenn fmds htmself m Ute role of the underdog figh t tng the establishment and wm mng Ute hearts of rank and file Democrats , Mr Clean Image Anther IS that he IS a legJtJ mate Mr Clean w th no pr101 elective service and apparently no skeletons n his closet He IS usmg Utts approacl to the hilt agamst Metzenbawn whose f nances have been under close scrutmy durmg Ute past fell montlts Desptte early declaratwns for a rematch by both Glenn and Metzenbaum Gtlligan broke a customary practtce of staymg out of primary ftghts He tned to persuade Glellii to UII for lieutenant governor g1v ng Metzenbaum a (I ee ride to he Senate nom mat10n It didn t 11ork and Glenn began to campa ign ag :t ns1 mac!unc poht l'S rl en Se W It a 1 B Saxbc H.Qh o wl ose seat boll Democrats were seeking resigned to become US attorney general 1 tsc bleedu g fro n t1 e stom 1 I ntestmes as aSJI n goes on to sta te t t Glenn, two-time loser, set to make his mark By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UPI) - For mer astronaut John Glenn :he f1rst Amencan to orbtt Ute eartlt but a two-tune loser m Oh1o pohttcs seems ready to make his mark m government at last - the hard way - m the Buckeye states May 7 pr1 mary Glenn now 52 and a dozen years down the road from Ute space shot that rocketed hun to nationwide fame ts an early favonte to capture the Demo crallc US Senate nommation from Ute mcumbent who has Ute full backmg of Ute regular slate party orgaruzallon Sen Howard M Metzenbaum of Cleveland Metzenbaum a silver hatred angular 56-year old lawyer pubhsher and self made mtl hona:re has fallen behmd m Ute polls by anywhere from from two to 10 pomts and ts challengmg Glenn to debate a certam catch up symptom Glenn also nearly a nullton a1re is no longer restmg on his laurels as an astronaut In stead he IS fmng up Democrats wtlh a post Watergate war on bosstsm tax dodges and buymg elcttons al of wh1ch he trtes to link w1th Metzenbaum Injury Ends Camp81gn What took Glenn so long' In 1964 when his name was st11l a household word he trted to unseat a fellow Demo~rat US Sen Stephen M Young but a bathroom fall nJured hts Inner ear and forced him out of the primar) campaign hi' 1970 Glenn tr ed for tho Senate agam but he took too much for granted and lmled to spe nd and camua 1gn fiercely cs nI s u1 c uth c1 nc1e<.t ses He d on f I e r eel c ncs used to I" event II od lotttng 11 p1 c ts ft: a l eu t att<J ck A yone tak ng tl esc 1 ed t ne s sl ould JC 1ef II al o t tak ng I) lei ol But fo e ef fi 011 ches :1 n I pams 01 <.1 r 1ld I cada I e 11 s no! tl c vII 1 you seem to th nk 11 to be Jn I m some m.s t.<Jn ces you ld be supe1 u to sp1 n DEAR OH I \MB dali; doses of hg1wl s I 1ve a eff ec t on ones sex I fe I I avf' been U k ng for a hem t ml nen fo about a vea and n y sex hfe has a most gone to ]I Gill gan co nfou dcd mnnv Democrats who thought he would name a caretaker senatm to avo d fmo 1t1s n n the prunarv He mstead appomted Met zenba um to the mterm1 term after I e was asked to do so by Z!: IO I .eonard Woodcock I ead of the OF:AH HF:ADEH - No but UnJled Auto Workers and I W I Ci:l rt d seiJse I equ 1n g Abel of the Umted Steel d1g1la hs often s seve1e enougl workers of Amenca to lr1tor es teres t n sexo Shortly tl ereafteJ It was se x ml CH PHt:I tv I o tl e extenl dtsclosed th a t Metzenbaum t 1 t d g al s I clps ) ou1 hea l paid $118 102m back taxe s two p 0\ e our ctu tll, t days before Ius appointment sex fe II e e 11 e a lot of The senatm -<les1gnate said th1s set ous n cd c p llcms t1 t was a depos t pend 1g cou1t I terall; sl 1 ofl sexu I f me actiOn which he sa1d would 1e t10n 1 1e co t ec on of t1 e suit m a refund sex u 1l proble t thot then o Glenn meanwhile \HI S ac curs IS totallv dependent 1pon cused of ha11ng failed Ia pa y a I o mud rmp1 ove11ent n state lax on his secr ri lles for o 1e s ge 1era l l ea ltl can be one vear ach eved Fmanc~al Disclosure Made Metzenbaum t1 en made Luc.1s will qUJt "hat he sad was I e most complete fmanctal d1sclosm e .1fter pla}olts of any U S sena or He smd Ius NEW YORK tU PI net worth was $3 6 m1lhon and 1eported he owned $1 3 m1ll on Reserve ce nter Je f) I ucas of the Ne" Yo k Kn1 cks s to t tree Cleveland banks Glenn s cam~ called t1 s 1ehrmg at the end of the cosmellc press agentr) md playoffs the Ne v YOJ k Daily Ne11 s rep01 ted Thursd ) mght tssued a 183 pag e fmanc1al re port mcludmg the former Lucas w II forego the fm hea astronauts mcome tax re turns of hts es limated $175 000 back to 1965 challeng ng salar) l told Red Holzman Monday Metzenbawn to do the same Glenns net worth was I sted of my ntentwns and he said at $~67 800 and I e conceded t we d talk some more aft er the could have r eacl ed the ptavoffs But there s no way Ill m1ll on dollaJ n ark If a chan ge ffi) mmd lucas sa d I ucas sa td he was d sap slun1pmg economy hadn t held pomted he I asn t seen mm e his mvestment [ eturns down Metzenbaum s followers act on th1s season and he also po 1 out I en ta nd1da te I as wants more lime to spend w th put his publi ci} tra led I s d 1ldren Jeff (9) and Julie secunttes m a bl nd 11ust but (81 who are !Jvmg with h s that Glellii s giant portfolio IS a estranged wife 1r eva w potential confl ict of mterests Oakland Calif PRAISE THE LORD "Talk ... Of All His Wonderous Works" EASTER SUNDAY 1973 47 IN SUNDAY SCHOOL EASTER SUNDAY 1974 321 IN SUNDAY SCHOOL 7 FOUND CHRIST AS SAVIOR THIS SUNDAY WE INVITE YOU COME GROW WITH USI SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE.. •• WEDNESDAY SERVICE .. • • .. 1000 •11 00 • 7 30 7 30 One of our 4 buses now runmng every Sunday In the Mason,Galha Meigs County region PHONE 675-5829 r...,.;....".;......,....,....,!~:..~:'.;~~~:,..:t;!~~~~~~~~~~~,'!~~.~~·••·_..j~-•·••"..'•j • I I \ D1stnct of Columbia George K McKmney went Thursday to the Execut ve Off1ce BUJidmg next to the White House and served a subpoena on James D St Clair Prestdent Ntxon s ch 1ef Watergate lawy er Requested by Jaworski and approved Thursday b) US Dtstnct Court Judge John J SJrJCa 11 asked for tapes and documents mvo lvmg more than five dozen pres dent1al conversatiOns wtth top aides The subpoena directs Ute Pres dent to I urn s h the matenal by May 2 for use n the September Watergae cover up tnal It was Jawor skt s second subpoena agamst the President The White House furmshed nformatwn m response to the ft rst - John H Melcher executrve v ce president of An en can SIIpbu1ldmg Co pleaded gmtty m federal court n Wa shmgton DC Thursday to conceahng an Illegal $25 000 contrtbutwn to President Ntxon s re~lecllon campa gn Big drop predicted in highways gasoline tax COlUMBUS (UP!) Gaso I ne tax ~ lloeatwns for use n h gl way construct on n Ohto are expected to drop JCarly $25 m lhon below that needed sad a spokesman for Ute state fransportat on Depa1 tmer t DO r F se al Affairs D reclot fohn Sm th made the p edtc t1on through actu 1l lax collec lions n f seal 1974 wh ch be gan last July I He noted a down\\ ard trend m collectiOns began last No vember \hen revenues fell $484 769 bel ow that estimated as needed for the 1974 budget S m t1 sa d smce lha t t me colle ctions have dropped neaii) $9 m lh on March fuel tax revenues w II g ve DOT the truest ptcture be cause tl e mandatory speed I m Jl \\ ent mto effect March I sa 1d Sm 1th We beli eve the mandatory speed ltmlt (55 mph) alone m ght cause a 2 per cent drop m est mated tax revenues he sa 1d DOT [)trectOJ J Phthp R1ch ley sa1d because of the loss m expected gasohne tax revenues he had ordered a slowdown m award ng contracts for new highway prOJects BEl EM Braztl (UPI) Five crewmembers of a ftshmg boat were devoured by sharks when the vessel swamped 111 a coast storm off the Bra? the sole surVIvor told autlton lies Thursday ' Sports Desk $200,000 look not unusual H" uennr fob~s defense witness The trtal wtll go to the 1ury next wee k No" Wmg was turmng on an mtense tTossexarnmat on Did you say anything ' he asked Not at that tm e Stans sa d Wh en you heal d those words qu1d pro quo d dn t you th nk Ri chard son wa s ask ng you to help out on the Vesco case No I thought I JUSl missed SOH e hmg What de au tl mk qmd pro qu o means '~ l Constderatwn One thmg for another What do yo thmk Sears neant ? I thought Slans rephed wha t my answer to htm was l wouldn t accept t1 e money on an) other basis I thought perhaps Sears had m sunder stood H1chardson You thought R chardso n was referrmg to the cam pa1gn ? W ng contmued sarcastically D d you turn to Sears and say Wa1t a mmute VOICe Harry he s JUS! talking about What d d you hear ? As best I can recall he the campaign ' Stans stared at the said Mr VEsco hopes this will be of help That s what I prosecutor and shook his head Utought I heard Harry Sears He had testified he had talked ' mterJected unmed1ately Now to Mttchell earlier about Ute wait a mmute TI 1s 1s a proper propnety of accepttng a dona contr tbutwn There IS no qmd !Jon from Vesco and Utey had dectded tt was all right pro quo here When you heard Sears The man "Ill chm on chest make a sta tement about qw was Laurence B Richardson pres1dent of fman c1er Robert pro qu o did your concern L Vesco stop L'O mpany Harry abo ut propnety reassert 1t l Sears who had come to self' Wmg asked Stans off ce w1th him was a No I thought Sears was an New Jersey Republican hones! man poh!JcJan and a part time You certainly would not Vesco employe as an attorney have sa1d John Mitchell ts Richardson s timtd votced handlmg that delivery led ultunately to this I "auld not and I d1d not federal court tnal of Stans and Stans r eplied former Attorney General John Both Sears and Richa rdson .N Mitchell on charges of have tesllhed for the govern trymg. to tmpede a Secur~ttes ment that Rtchardson told and Exchange Comm tsston Stans that Vesco "ould like to mvest1gat10n of Vesco m ex get some help m the SEC change for the $200 000 matter a nd Stans replied Stans "as th e last btg M1 tc~ell would handle that NEW YORK (UP!) - Ho~< does a man look and what does he say when he hands over a briefcase full of $100 b lls2 000 of Utem---at 11 am on Aprti!O 1972 to the boss of the N xon campai gn f nance committee My 1mpress10n IS he put his chm on hrs chest sa d Maunce H Stems wt o was that boss a that t1me Prosecu or John R Wmg asked him o demonstrate Stans 66 who served as commerce secretary for Ntxon and budget director fo r E1sen hower wa s a gray-templed man n the w tness chatr l'hursday wea nng a sol d gray su1 t pale blu e shirt and t m Amencan fla g n h1 s Jacket lapel He lowered h s ehm onto a gray tie with b g red and wh1te dots In other words he was talkmg mto his neckt1e? Wmg asked Yes n a ttmJd voce that d1dn t match hts normal A tnp home over Ute Easter holiday gave me the hrst oppo rtumty n a long tm e to I sten to a Cleveland lnd ans game an'd as a result of Sunda) s double! eader against the Yankees 12 I on ers I t Easter day 1 the fence situatiOn m baseball s argest stad urn s aga n a question fhe battle rea lly began back when Vernon Stouffer of the famous food cham bo ght the Tr be and mo1ed Ute fonces m With the Intent of crea t ng exc tement and more run production of co urse Mwt c pal Stad urn once w th the largest playmg surface m the maJor eag1es became kno\\n as a pmg pong park and home runs were popped over the shortened fences like McDonald ha 1burge1 s go do11 n the I atch Pressure \\a s appl ed through public op1n10n to move Ute fen ces back ~,t ere they were and cut this home run derbv nnn sense An I they we1e untJ JUS! Ut1s year when the power alleys n left and 11ght cen erflelds were dtmlfllshed b) some 20 feet In the ea rly days ofMumctpal Stadtum there were no fences vou had to h1t the ball nto the stands m r ght and left fields and mto t1 e blea chers tn centerf eld to get a free round tnpper fhe shot to centerfield was the longest m baseball No one has ) et sn acked one mto the cheap seats (still the best buy m tow n of 50 cents per game) And w thou! the fe netO there s the added dimenston of tnsJde the park homers someth ng almost m1possJble 111lh the Mtckey Mou se fence While some may hke to see deep fly balls sat! over fences and pla ye1s Jog around the bases Ill take a thnlhng tltrow from 400 feet or ela) f1om even far! her (the centerfield fence m Mun1e~pal Slad1wn ts almost 500ft from the plate) to a catcher awaJtmg he tltrow wh1le a player puts all out to beat the ball to Ute plate That ts baseball and that ts excitement Today's Sport Parade :lv MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor Laos' new government has a chance By PHIL NEWSOM UP! Foreign News Analysl Seated m stockmg feet on or ental rugs m VtentJane s '10st sacred pagoda the leaders of Laos new coalltron govcrrunent received mstruc twns agamst k11lmg I) mg stealing drmkm g and adultery Thus aiTild Buddhtst pagean 11 y tl c new government swore ts >ath of allegiance and launched Laos on tts third attempt m less than 20 years at coahtton go\ ernment Desp1te Ute fact the new government had so many built n st1pulatwn s as to make tl seem certam of fmlure there vere real hopes for 1ts success based mostly on the nature of the Laotians themsel\ es Laotian students exert theu pressures on government through non-<lemonstrat10ns 1ossmg Water New Year IS observed not w1th ftre crackers and dragons but ratlter by tossmg buckets full o! pur1!ymg water at each other In V•entiane Communist led Pathet Lao troops recently statwned there alongstde ngh ttst forc"es under terms of Ute coahtwn JOined Ute exercise happily tossmg water at prett) gtrls and gettmg themselves drenched as well As1de from the Iango• ous nature oflhe l aottan there are other reasons to hope that peace wtll now descend upon Democrats went 2 ways to dine CLEVELAND (UPI ) - Oh10 Democrats had the r ch01ce ThUJ sda) mght to dtne on corn ed beef and cabbage wtth Sen ate ca nd dale John Glenn or beef tenderlOin wtlh US Sen ala HO\\ard Metzenbaum Both dtnners served the pur pose however They brought out the voters ana fattened the ca ndidates treasuries for the upcommg pnmary on May 7 to determme Ute Democrallc cand•date !OJ the US Senate m the general election m Nov ember Although both dmners were for Ute purpose of collectmg campa1gn funds that was Ute extent of the stiTillanty Glenn held hts dmner at the Flat Iron Cafe loeated m Ute heart of the ctly s mdustrtal flats area It ts an lnsh bar wtth dtrty bnek walls a shabby stgn shamrocks on the walls and very nmsy About 600 Glenn supporters showed up for the free beer corned beef and cabbage rye bread and potatoes The com plete menu cost 99-cents tax mcluded They dressed m everythmg from expensive pants suits to work clothes There was no for mal soctallzmg JUst a lot of fun Bar O>erlluws The bar wa s so crowded w1th people many of Utem picked up thetr plates cafeteria style and headed for the door They propped their trays on window s1lls and car hoods to eat the As one Glenn fan sa1d thts ts a real grassroots lhmg " f Hereyouge t someu.mg rom '" h u•e earl Anne Sweeney satd You II never fmd t hts spon 1 1 tanetty anyw 1e1e e se Glenn and h s guest former pro football player Roosevelt Gner mmgled l\Jlh Ute people to the mustc of an accord1an clarmet and gmtar One supporter all decked out m a John Glenn hat had her chance to g1ve Ute Senate hope ful a k1ss I ve always wanted to ktss htm Karen Cardamone of Garfield Heights satd The cooks m charge hxed over 40 corned beefs 100 pounds of potatoes and almost three crates of cabbage For Utose who preferred bau bles bangles beads and Metzenbaum a dmner was held at Ute Cleveland-Sheraton Hotel Laos even as ftghtmg continues to rage m ne1ghbormg South Vtetnam and Cambodia Both sides respect the kmg even though hts powers are mostly ceremomal Preffiler So uvanna Phouma who con tmues m offlce commands mterna ttonal respec The~e ts real affectiOn between. him and his half brother Prmce Sou phanouvong who now wtll functton as cha rman o! the pohllcal council a post rated second only to the premter Souphanouvong 1s lltular leader of the Pathet Lao Both Sides now wtll be trymg to wm the I earls and llllnds of Ute people It Is Important also to 11ote that as of now the Pathet Lao appear to be playmg lair m their new role as part of the governJ"llent Amencan Ald It ts note\\orth) also that despite thetr close association w•th the Commumst North VIetnamese the Pathet Lao say the) hope for a con hnuatwn of Amer can a1d for Laos The next unportant question Is withdrawal of foreign troops Some wttl drawals already have begun Amencan offtc als believe Chma now has no more than perhaps 7 1100 men left m north ern Laos under a road bmldmg p1 og1 am started n 1961 Their nwnbers pre\lously had been estimated as htgl as 20 000 and Amencan war planes co nspicuou sly avmded the area Billingham-will try again tonight CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Jack pra cttce he smd I need to Btllmgham the Cmc1nnatJ get a complete game soon but Reds top pitcher last year but I d settle for seven good m off to a slow and strugglm g mngs tomght start this season tnes to get The 6-foot-4 2!5 pounder 111 thmgs stratghtened out tomght sJsts gettmg a season started Billingham wtth an un slowly doesn t really get to him flattermg earned run average because hts enhre career got of 9 0 ts scheduled to p1tch as off to a slow start Ute Reds open a four-game I spent seven years m the homestand agamst Ute San mmors before I was ever offer D1ego Padres ed a maJor league contract 1\\o years ago I had a 11-5 he recalls I ve known slow record at the start of the season years so 1 think r can handle a and 1 was Utrowmg better then few slow days than 1 am now satd the 31 Manager Sparky Anderson year-old righthander admtts pe s cone<!rned about Btllmgham the workhorse of his ace. but mamtatns he s not Ute Reds staff was called on really- .tlomed lor 40 starts last year and com Once Jack gets gomg he u p1led a 19 10 record best on Ute wm 20 games this season hg club ures Anderson But after three starts this Ill say 11 s comfortmg to season Jack ts lucky to have a have a manager like Utat re I I record He s gone only a to- piles Btllingham I ve got 1 The Dai~ Sentinel tal of 13 mrungs and has gtven added conftdence JUS! because DEVOTEDtomE up 20 hits and 13 earned runs of the eonftdence Utat Sparky INl'EIIm"Of Everything Is wrong he has m me ~~..,.:ILL says I have no rhythm I What really womes Sparky have no control I m rushmg 18 his enttre staff of starters ...., "' ROBERTHOEFUCH my delivery In 10 games so far this sea bf,. I m a low sinker ball p1tch son not a smgle starter has OJUo vaUoy Publlohlng "'"""'"' m er and everything s been end managed a eomplete game ;;::, ~ri.. mg up down the llllddle of Ute and that s a btg reason Ute '"' plate Reds only sbow a 4., record paid •• ......,." Thanks to two off-<lays this _gomg mto tomght s game Nat onal advertising representative week Billingham has had a SlX San Dmgo IS scheduled to =-~~,::'.-"~~••'"' IIEot '""' St day rest since his last start p1tch Randy Jones agmhst Btl , . . _ ,.,. "'"'""'., .,._ when he lasted only two mmngs hngham torught whore onllab • """" "" Br agamst Atlanta Saturday afternoon Ute Reds MOlor Rool.e where eanier ~ce not H 5 be b th ovollablo 0t1o """"' a.• By mall'" e en usy ose SIX Will s•n~ Don Gullett a•am<t Oblo '"" " Vo ""' v..- Ill "' lays Steve Arlin and for Sunday s ~=:..., ~':.,!':;. ,:~~.,: I ve been lookmg at films of doubleheader Cmcmnatl s """' '"'""" ., 10 - " " ' price my delivery I ve been throw Clay Kirby and Roger Nelllon rng on tbe sldelmes and I ve wtll oppose Ralph Garcta and v•ctuals descrtbed by most as '"''""',..,..,~ very good 1-. u.,..~o-.a.. even mtcherl somp hnttm~ ...,_..::,::;Sa""'"' ":U:"..':!': a:,-,,.,.,..,.... • NEW YORK 1UP! ) - Twenty years ago a shy young Brtllsh med1cal student peeled off h1s street clothes and astomshed the whole world Not so much because he streaked but because of Ute utterly amazmg tune he d d Jt m Roger Bann ster of course had the good sense to be wearmg hts tra ck sh trt and track par.ts when he became the ftrst man ever to break the four mmute barrter on May 6 1954 by runmng the m le m 3 59 4 m Oxford England Hts perfo rm.nce tmmedJately became known as the Miracle Mtle and n many regards that IS exactly what tl was Now we turn the clock ahead 20 years Dr Hoger Banmster 45 ts pracllcmg medJCme m Bntam and keeps m touch wtlh all sports as chairman of Bnhsh Sports Coun c I He retired from competllton shortly after he became Ute world s f rst four mmute m1ler because he sa1d he couldn t be content w th second rate performances so you re free to p1cture what his 1eactwn Muld be 1f he heard about the new Miracle Mtle commg up m El Paso Tex on the 27th of this month Richman Laughing The v•cture which flashes tltrough my mmd ts Dr Roger Banmster dmng all he can to keep from laughing over this Mtracle Mtle commg up and if he s not I am A promoter can btU an event any way he likes and then hope the public buys 1l but I am left w1th the feeling nobody wtll see any mtracles m the so-called Mtracle Mt!e whtch 18 bemg advertiSed as the fea ture of the ITA s professwnal Track and Fteld champwnshtps G1 anted the four man compettlors Ben J1pcho Ktp Kemo Jun Ryun and Dave Wottle are among the best mtlers around today But J1pcho who has won 13 out of 14 smce turrung pro three months ago never has bettered 4 00 8 mdoors and has had VIrtually no competttion at all among the pros l101eover fo t the Mtracle M1le to be truly representattve I thmk tl should mclude the hottest mtler around today North Carolma sTony Waldtop but that s not posstble smce Waldrop prefer"' to remam an amateur Personally I d also hke to see Marty Ltquorim Ute lteld Even though he never 1eally has come back smce h1s heel InJUry two years ago and desptte the 'act he fmtShed a d1sappomtmg last to Byron Dyce here m the U S Olympte InVItatiOn meet on Feb 8 Liquori alwa) s remmds me of Pete Rozelle memorable reminder --on any giVen Sunday he s hable to leave tbe rest of the fteld behmd L1quon feels the same way as Waldrop about turnmg pro He d rather 1 emam an amateur because he wants to run wllen and where he hkes and he doesn t care to have anybody tellmg him when he must do so On April 27 Ltquon wtll be at the Umversrty of T"xaS at El Paso He 11 be there for the Mtracle Mtle not to compete m tt but o offer hts unpress10ns for ABC TV s Wtde World of Sports which IScarrymg the meet live from 5 to 6 30 P M EDT Liquori s Different Marty Ltquon 1sn t h~e so many TV hucksters He s more mgem ous more honest and doesn t try to sell you a btll of goods He doesn t gtve you a lot of ifs ands buts and howevers ahout who s go mg to 11m the Mtracle Mile Probab ly J1peho he says L quort doesn t think J•m Ryun ts flmshed What people don t real12e ts that he (Ryun ) ran a world record 3 51 m 1967 and a 3 52 m 1972 after he came out of rettrement and ~verybody sa1d he was flll!shed Ltquort says True he s not haVIng a great year but at any time he could be the top mtler agam Do I really beheve that ' I have to I m 24 and he s only two years older than me I ve had down years too and I don t feel 1 m through I feel! ve got another five years J 1pcho? He s b) far the greatest steeplechaser I ve ever seen but I don t thmk he s the greatest miler I wouldn t even put him m my. top tltree Who would he put there ? Herb Elhott Jun Ryun and Krp Kemo says Marty L1quort The greatest m1lers I ve ever seen were Glenn Cunnmgham Pe ter Snell and Elliott You can argue about those three and I U listen but please i on t try selling me thts new Mtracle Mile Wildcats rally to edge Eastern 4-3 EASl F:RN - The Hannan Trace Wildcats exploded for four runs m the seventh mnmg enroute to a 4-3 victory over the Eastern Eagles here Thursday afternoon The key Wildcat blow was a lwo out smgle to left centerfield b; first baseman Mark Swam brmgmg home the tymg and go ahead runs quickly followed by a double off the bat of Davtd Shaffer platmg Swam wtth what proved to be the wmnmg run Eastern rail ed for a run m the bottom of the seventh but tt wasn t enough It \\as a pttcher s duel almost the enttre lj'ay Eastern hghthander Randy Blake was rollmg along w1th a one hitter unttl the Wildcats threatened n Ute stxth when theifoaded the bases wtth none out on a pa1r of walks and a s ngle by Swam But Shaffer and thtrd baseman Wayne Hesson fanned and Randy Halley popped out to Eagle ftrst baseman Greg Bailey m (oul terntor) o end Ute rally Hannan Trace starter and winner Paul Montgomery who ended up yteldmg JUSt four h1ts was touched for two runs m Ute ftrst both unearned Wtth two out Mtke Hams reached safely when Wtldcat shortstop Kent Halley booted hts slo" rolling grounder Tim Spencer walked and Tim Kuhn lmed a smgle to center scormg Harrts Don E1chmger Uten smgled scormg Spencer before E1chmger was InJured m a mtxup on the basepaths when he and Kuhn both endea up on second Kuhn then headed for thtrd and E1chmger back to first and m the ensumg rundown Etchmger shd head ftrst mto the second base bag apparently breakmg off Ute btU of hts batting helmet which cut his face However after treatment m the lockerroom he returned to the dugout That was Ute last Eastern hit off Montgomery unt1l cen terhelder M1ke Larkms slammed a single m the fifth Meanwhile Blake was holding the Wtldcats at bay on JUSt two htts the smgle by Swam m the s1xth and a smgle 37th Ohio Relays are underway base safety by V. ayne Hesso n m tJ e second mnmg ~ But then came that seve1 th mmng rally begun b) p1 1cl hitter Kevm Halley who drew a walk Halle) t1 en stole second base an d pmch hJttet B11l Ha I grounded to th1rd baseman Ttm Spencer who let the ball ge hrougl wh en he ap parentl) tr ed o tag Halle) before he had control of the ball Halley ca me all the way around to plate the fir st Hannan Trace run wltle Hall held at first base The th1rd straight pmch hitter Scott Gibson then looped a smgle to center held sending Hall to second Kent Halley followed w th a grounder up the middle that was speared b) second baseman Rob Barber who touched second for Ute force on Gtbson moVIng Hall to third Kevm Petrie popped out to shortstop Steve Holter settmg the stage for Swa m s hero cs a lme shot mlo left-center on a count of one and tl\ o wtth two down Shaffer then doubled I ome Swam With the fourth run before Hesson fannc'<i II e F:a gles th eatenefi scr ously u the I orne l iJlf of the second as PI I Bowen led off w h a smgle followed b) walk to pinch h Iter Dme Hannum Hannum was replaced bJ Greg Bmley on first base and Baile) and Bowen comb ned for a double steal on tl e next p tel fhe t1 row fron Wtldca t ca tcl er Shaffer got t1 ro 1gl Hess01 at th r I base bnngmg I un e Bowen ar d send n ~ lla1ley o th rd w th none o t 1 ark ns then bunte I but Si affcr grabbed tl e ball near Ute plate an l tagged o 1 t1 e I ar I sli d1 1g Ba il ey w tl Larkms reachmg f rst Lark ns then stole second befo e Barbel popped ou t to S •am at fir st and Blake grounded to Swa n for tl e f n 1 ou I vas a to ugh toss for Blake "ho had struck out e gl t and ~<alked SIX "I lie g1v ng up JUSt one ea rned run on f ve htts Montgo nery sl ow ng good control walked only thJ<e ba ers wltle str k ng out two and g v ng up no ea ned I ur s on JUSt four I ts Tornados defeat Southwestern 5-3 RACINE - The Southern Tornados managed only one earned run but they added four unearned ones on 5 South western errors enroule to a 53 trtumph over the H ghlanders here Thursday afternoon Pete Sayre semor nght hander and workhorse of the Southern mound stall went the distane<! for the purple wmd storms fanmng ftve batters walkmg four and allowmg Utree earned runs m ftve h1ts Southwestern starter Terry Carter struck out four ~<alked four and gave up four runs be lore he was replaced by Jack Walker m the fourth Walker struck out two Tornados and gave up five free passes whtle allowmg JUSt one run The Tornados were paced by John Salser and Dave Theiss Wllh two smgles each whtle Randy Warner and Dave Clark added the other two hits both stngles The lone extra base hit was proVIded by Htghlander M1ke Crouse who slanuned a double m the ftfth Other Southwestern hitters were RICk Crouse R Jones M Russell and Terry Carter all smgles Southwestern took a qutck 2-0 lead m the first mmng when Rtck Crouse smgled followed by a walk a run scormg smgle by Russell and balk by Sayre Southern came back w th one COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohto State Umverstty ass1stant track coach Ray Hupp piled up 3 878 pom Is m the ftrst ftve events of the decathlon Thursday to take an early lead as competillon among some I 400 atltletes began herem Ute 37Ut Ohto Relays Hupp a former NCAA de cathlon cbampton goes mtQ the ftve remammg events today wttlt an 80 pomt lead over J1m Schnur of Cmcmnall Ralph Baker of Ute Chicago Track Club IS Uttrd w1th 3 616 pomts The tltree-<lay event swmgs mto high gear today wtth ftve The Gallla Academy H gh Olymptans SIX Nallonal AAU School Track team coached by champwns and 13 NCAA Bob Lawson and Gene Oesch champions headlmmg the star studded fteld of competitors defeated the Meigs Marauders Near-perfect weather condi and the North Gall a Pirates on Jons are expected to contrt Memonal Field Wednesday bute to a number of Relay rec m a tnangular meet Brent Saunders paced the ord breakmg performances Blue DeVIls to a dects ve wm No less Ulan 16 of the tra k and p!Ckmg up two of Galllpolts field parllctpants hold personal bests m Utetr events better first place wms Saunders was Ulan ~XIStmg Relay records also htgh pomt man wtth 16 Fred Beekman director for pomts Ptckmg up other firsts for Ute Ute Relays for Ute past 25 years Blue Devtls were Mike Evans sa1d tl was one of the best fields John Chang Tom Valentme of compelltors he has seen m Btl! Meek Fma I score was and all hts years of mvolvement Galhpohs 75 North Gallla 43 WI Ut the event and Metgs 43 r the hrst on a Warner smgle to ri ght fi eld wh ch got through the H ghlander 01 f1elder who hen threl\ w Idl y tn ng to get Warner on the basepaths enablmg the Southern se ruor to score Southern took the l<ad for good m the second as M tch Nease walked Salser smgled and Warner reac hed on an error scor ng both Nease and Salser Th" Tornados upped 'the margm to 4 2 m the bottom of the thtrd as Savre and Nease walked w1tl Salser s second hit of the day br ngmg home Sayre South\\ estern ta llied a solo run n the fifth when M ke Crouse opened w th I IS double Rtck Crouse reached safely on an error Jones s ngled and Carter smgled hom e M Crouse Southern added an nslll'ance run n the home half of the ftftn when Clark s ngled was sacrificed to second by Vern Ord and came home on a Thetss smgle The Tornados 4 2 overa ll and 2 I m the SV 1\C host Federal Hocktng I ues da; afternoon SW 200 010 0--3 5 5 Southern 121 010 x--5 6 3 Carter II P) Walker 4 and R Course Sayre and Dulliimg Devils capture three-way meet 20 H H Wh a ch M Bez G Smth NG ce G 100 yd Dash - Logan N G 0 3 Saunders (A WI am son <Gi Lowery M Mile Chang (G 4 47 Cooper (NG c sheros NG L tie M 880 Relay ~ l N G) 1 40 8 2 3 R ce G Be z G Sm h ( NG 880 Run Payne I NG J 2 0 3 Chang G Ran dse t M Grymes G 220Dash - Logan224 NG Saunders G Co ne G Logan N G 2 M1 e - Meek. G 00 Reed M Dobb n s NG Hash N G M le Re av M 3 43 2 GA H S and NG Fed Events Shot Evan s G 42 1 n Runyon NG Brown G 0 e M D scus M Dane M II~ 8 Evan s <G Saunde s G Brown G Long Jump - 5a i.Jnd e s G 208 Va l en ne G 98 Wh I atch M Payne NG PoeVault - Mo ran Boston N W se v 000 ooo 00 Segu I 40 6 1 C emons (Bl ooo 006 oox(6 and Mon go ne r y Med c h (2 and Munson LP - W se HR s- Hegan ( 2 ca bo ('2 M nn ca f o 000 003 000- 000 000 200 In 1951 Amencan Gen Douglas MacArthur reheved of his command m Korea by President Harry Truman told Congress Old soldiers never d1e they JUst fade away I 99~ 380 26 I {8) and Rod r guez wp - Corb n HR - BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE 985 3301 • es 5 5 3 636 6 s 67 5 '' B 200 5 9 B 6 the trr·county area rs proud to present the return of TH~ HALLMARKS TONIGHT 10 TIL 2 G dw c 2 Su o n 3 0 g b w 9 7 OS A n g e CS Hou s on J n 5 n F a c sco A a Ia C n nnii ''' 6 6 6 fln 6 ca n L ('a gue E w pe t 66 6 g o IBJ \<6 ~ Wc s w 8 a Bon h LonboqO ~00 6 J 6 ] pe t 66 60 0 s 8 5 5 00 g 7 ') Se1 01 ghtha1 le Han I\ Warn c t Ula n) cd \ s 1t 1g N ck. o 30 r. al1pol s 6-0 on fot r I Is ] ]0 Thursda) e\ enrng as lhe P Pleasant B g Bla ks ch Ike I UJ 1 e r fourtl v ctory of tl e ]0 eoso aga nst ~o setbacks fh e loss left GIIHS v.1tl l o Ma 1or L e agu e R e u ByUn c dP cs s n en on.-. c sor mark 1 o \:o~y Coac t Na ona L eague J 1 Osbo c ' c e w I host p 5 gh 0000{)0000 {) 2 C h cago 00 000 OO x 5 Wei ston at 4 p m n a Soull Roo k e 0 2 and S q u c eos ern 0110 I ,caguc 1lt on F il nll Bu s 8 .-. d M c .vad W P F :?{) Memor al F eld Freshman r ghth m ler Ga r\ NewYok '!000 00 5 ea 0 2 000 Oh 8 Sw 1 1 I urlcd the f rst f e Mon Sad c c k Pa kc 3 Ap o d nn ngs for GIIHS Phursda) 6 t~nd Hodges Tor e T y o e w P To e :? 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SA nD an a 02 030 Ox 7 Swa n M1ke S1ck lcs a 1d Tony G e Co r k ns 5 Ros s and Kenda Ha son Folden The veteran B g Black 1 an d Oa cs L P G e 0 3 ace wl ffed 11 1alked l 1ee sa n F an aoo 0 2 010 and h t one batter H ous on {)0{) 00 0 0 J1m Chandler " 1s the big B dlcy Mo f 8 Ko n eczny She m n gun for Pl Pleasa nt w th a Rade 6 J Johnson 7 and You Thorn MeAn 5o e v.alk t" o s ngles a doub le and Edwa ds WP 8 ad ey (2 M dd e port 0 !11 0 RBI s n a perfec t da; at LP Ko n cc ny 0 the pla te Pl lleasa nt scored smgle r ns n the second th I and fifth nn ngs before p ck ng up three nsu1 ance un s rn he s xth Box score " MOTOROLA GAHS BLUE DEVILS 0 Playc - Pos AB R H B c W son 2b 3 {) M ke w a so n 3b 2 0 0 Ga y Swa n p 2 0 B H o and f 2 0 0 m Pe y ss 2 0 0 mNdayc 200 Leo B ggs c 0 0 M ke B err dge c 2 0 0 a y Sander s c 0 0 M k e s c k es b 2 o Roge D a ~ Y b 0 0 Tony F o den 2 0 TOTAL S 22 0 4 PT PLEASANT BIG BLACKS l 6 Payer Pos AB R H J m Ch and e 3 2 3 Bu h Thoma s c 3 0 0 B Pa nler c 2 0 0 Pa o u s t 3 0 0 J n Doe nger ss 2 2 I Joe Kayse r p 3 0 0 Joey G l eason 2b 3 0 Ra ndy Wa ne r p J l m T a e son Jb 0 0 M ke Cod sa 3b 2 TOTALS 25 6 7 Score by nn ngs GA H S 000 000 0 0 4 3 Pont 010 3)( 6 70 W nn ng p Ch e Wa ncr 4 0 Los ng p che Swa n nn ng s p c h cd wa ne Swan 5 Ba r c u 5 w d p tel Barcu s A t:Ja o Wa ne 22 Swan 9 sa cus 6 H so wa nc 4 Sw an 4 Barcu s 3 Runs of Wa ner 0 Sw an 3 Barcus 3 Base on ba Is of Wa n c 3 Swa n Ba cus 2 S u ck ou by Warne Swan 2 Ba us 0 H by p ched ba Swa n by wa ner E<1 n ed r uns - GAH S 0 PI P easan 5 Le ft on base GAHS 5 Pt P easan 6 Ex a base h Chand e doub e S o en bases Chand e 3 Doe nge 3 Be dge S ck es E rror s F o den Sacr I c es Thomas Pane Ump r es - Cu nd f & Woome Sco r er Ha bou Trad t onal Ea y Amen can credenza cabmet n Rust c Maple grarn f n sh on tempered ha dboa d and se ect so ds Dec orat ve accents of mo ded s mulated wood mater al Moto o a Matr x B ght P CIU e Tube 6 X 4 Speake Concealed cas tes31¥• H33 V. 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HALL 14 1 oz Can 1) Co b n au J m e e r (6) camp b el 17 and H undley Borgma.nn Ti:lnana Lockwood 2 OJ L.. P - Tanana (2 1 B ye ( TRU-TEST PROPANE FUEL Ea' Mye s G) Scarbe y G Geo ge NG ) H gh Jump - Saunde s G 58 Va en n e G Denny ( NG Nea G Fng daare ppd M 10 L agu e 5 ntJ q ~ B y Un cd Pr ss I l e n a on a 17 R The most popular n.g/l,t club m A mer can League Bait more a! Det o t s96 M Lead 1 g lllter \I.: as Swa n two Its rn fo w t J!i w ule I e got help h om Hesson Sh ffer an I ( 1bson v th n~ h t eac l op !tel s fOJ I e F:ag)es were Ku n I ch nger Bo ~ e 1 and I ark l S Yo tl unc li t \\ tl • f • �! 2-TheD~llySentmel M•ddleport Pomeroy 0 Apnll9 1974 I Jaworski has Nixon's IRS records WASHINGTON {UPI) Spec1al Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski has asked for and received lnterqal Revenue SerVIce (IRS) records on the 1m est1gat10n of Pres1dent Ntxon s tax returns Confirmation of the transfer I came fhursday from Arthur Blech tl e Los Angeles tax lCcount mt "ho prepared the President s tax r eturns He told UP! tl at he I ad bee1 m fo11ned II at lest monv I e ga1e tl e IRS m ea rly March had been t 11 ned over to Ja\\orski Jawu1 sk rece nt!) asked ill torney General WIIltan Saxbe for perm ss 1 to e\ e~ the tax ca ~c I I ave not been nfo med that I am a tu ~et uf ll c 11 vest1gat10n and I dm t bel eve I Bl ~cl w11J be s d m DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB news orgamzauons that he never tal~ed w t1 N xo n directly about t1 e tax returns but prepared them n spec1f c dr ectwns from Frank Bled a pro mnent West DcMan:o Jr one of N1xon:; Coflst t 1x Hccountanl pe1 so nal law yers and tax 1 ev ously loll tiP! and other advisers Ne ther Jawm sk s office not ll c IRS would confirm ll at th e tax case s no" be ng handl ed by the specwl p osecutor On Apr 1 3 IflS and the JOint tax cornmrttee n Congress concluded N xon had un de1pa d federal taxe s b) more than $4!0 000 I he Wh te Hou se sail Nuwn would pay the back taxe s plus mterest and sa d th e mistakes 1,1,ere rrtade by those to whom he delega ted the rc spons b I ty fo r J)reparmg h1s return IRS sa1d Apr I 3 t found no ev id~m: c of fr (;lud by Nixon or ll ose who prepared his tax eturns The JOint comrmttee d1 ew nu cor cluswn o 1 U at In other Watergate related developmcnLS I< < -Ch ef U S Ma1 shal for the cd JOin 1 Io ) telcpl ur e r lcni~w from h1 s Los Angeles office B 1t I was Oi\1 the test11 ony ' ~ave t1 e IRS \\a s be g tu ned >ve r to ~~~ J a\\o ski Pros and cons for aspirin stand -ins By Lawrence E Lamb M 0 DEAR OR I AMB I read your art cle Aspu n Ca n Harm I believe that lou should have po n"'d out that other analgesics may be even more toxic I refer part cularly to Tylenol A few days ago I saw a woman buy a bottle of 500 over the-counter Thts IS not a nev. compound havmg first been prepared n 1878 and was wide!) used before the mtroduct on of the less toXIc asplfln The h gh tox1ctty of ami ne and 11> denvattves swell kn own You should have po n"'d out that c.r ent of as p1 1n b\ cp! Tyle ol I odd be lone on!) ll C I 1\ ICe Of mdCI phv sictan DF:AR HF:ADl H - fhaok yo u for )< ur letter 1bout rvlenuJ 11 C col mn ) OU I efer to wa s 1bout spt n not l )lenol and I d d not re commend th t people shoull swttch to Tvle nol 1a ther than use a:;p 1 n Yot seem to be the father of th t th ought You n ay lso be st p11scd hal I got several letters telling me I shou ld have told people to sw tch from aspmn to rvlenol I hate to disagree "Jlh a for ncr I' ofess c I en s t " I 1t 1 c Y<-~s e~ n Id 1 " obsolelc n I I :-; r been t s~ d f r so nr t me It lo ott hen as p r n c e lon g l ylenol ~ aLCtm 11 up! en newer dr g s less t x tl <J 11 d o II phen ce t n Othe t le n rc Ap 11 de ( Of ac:dol Les e np I ook t up AMI\ D ug I v duol1 1 s you 1.: 11 same so :;ce fo 1 mhke a sp ';Ou t se f e pmnt! oul 1m t Joe:; ot <.: enough Metzenbaum a pohlJ cal unknown came from no where to defeat lum for t1 c Democratic nommatwn 13 442 votes - by one vote per precmct Metzenbawn later lost to Sen Robert Taft Jr R-Oh10 but In the process he established hliiiSelf as a well known Democrat How can Glenh wm th1s tune w1th hts space hermes a distant memory and his oppos1t on commg from a wealthy m cumbent senator w1th orgam zat on ba ck ng and support from the admmJstralJon of Gov John J Gtlhgan' One answer IS tl at for a chance Glenn fmds htmself m Ute role of the underdog figh t tng the establishment and wm mng Ute hearts of rank and file Democrats , Mr Clean Image Anther IS that he IS a legJtJ mate Mr Clean w th no pr101 elective service and apparently no skeletons n his closet He IS usmg Utts approacl to the hilt agamst Metzenbawn whose f nances have been under close scrutmy durmg Ute past fell montlts Desptte early declaratwns for a rematch by both Glenn and Metzenbaum Gtlligan broke a customary practtce of staymg out of primary ftghts He tned to persuade Glellii to UII for lieutenant governor g1v ng Metzenbaum a (I ee ride to he Senate nom mat10n It didn t 11ork and Glenn began to campa ign ag :t ns1 mac!unc poht l'S rl en Se W It a 1 B Saxbc H.Qh o wl ose seat boll Democrats were seeking resigned to become US attorney general 1 tsc bleedu g fro n t1 e stom 1 I ntestmes as aSJI n goes on to sta te t t Glenn, two-time loser, set to make his mark By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS (UPI) - For mer astronaut John Glenn :he f1rst Amencan to orbtt Ute eartlt but a two-tune loser m Oh1o pohttcs seems ready to make his mark m government at last - the hard way - m the Buckeye states May 7 pr1 mary Glenn now 52 and a dozen years down the road from Ute space shot that rocketed hun to nationwide fame ts an early favonte to capture the Demo crallc US Senate nommation from Ute mcumbent who has Ute full backmg of Ute regular slate party orgaruzallon Sen Howard M Metzenbaum of Cleveland Metzenbaum a silver hatred angular 56-year old lawyer pubhsher and self made mtl hona:re has fallen behmd m Ute polls by anywhere from from two to 10 pomts and ts challengmg Glenn to debate a certam catch up symptom Glenn also nearly a nullton a1re is no longer restmg on his laurels as an astronaut In stead he IS fmng up Democrats wtlh a post Watergate war on bosstsm tax dodges and buymg elcttons al of wh1ch he trtes to link w1th Metzenbaum Injury Ends Camp81gn What took Glenn so long' In 1964 when his name was st11l a household word he trted to unseat a fellow Demo~rat US Sen Stephen M Young but a bathroom fall nJured hts Inner ear and forced him out of the primar) campaign hi' 1970 Glenn tr ed for tho Senate agam but he took too much for granted and lmled to spe nd and camua 1gn fiercely cs nI s u1 c uth c1 nc1e<.t ses He d on f I e r eel c ncs used to I" event II od lotttng 11 p1 c ts ft: a l eu t att<J ck A yone tak ng tl esc 1 ed t ne s sl ould JC 1ef II al o t tak ng I) lei ol But fo e ef fi 011 ches :1 n I pams 01 <.1 r 1ld I cada I e 11 s no! tl c vII 1 you seem to th nk 11 to be Jn I m some m.s t.<Jn ces you ld be supe1 u to sp1 n DEAR OH I \MB dali; doses of hg1wl s I 1ve a eff ec t on ones sex I fe I I avf' been U k ng for a hem t ml nen fo about a vea and n y sex hfe has a most gone to ]I Gill gan co nfou dcd mnnv Democrats who thought he would name a caretaker senatm to avo d fmo 1t1s n n the prunarv He mstead appomted Met zenba um to the mterm1 term after I e was asked to do so by Z!: IO I .eonard Woodcock I ead of the OF:AH HF:ADEH - No but UnJled Auto Workers and I W I Ci:l rt d seiJse I equ 1n g Abel of the Umted Steel d1g1la hs often s seve1e enougl workers of Amenca to lr1tor es teres t n sexo Shortly tl ereafteJ It was se x ml CH PHt:I tv I o tl e extenl dtsclosed th a t Metzenbaum t 1 t d g al s I clps ) ou1 hea l paid $118 102m back taxe s two p 0\ e our ctu tll, t days before Ius appointment sex fe II e e 11 e a lot of The senatm -<les1gnate said th1s set ous n cd c p llcms t1 t was a depos t pend 1g cou1t I terall; sl 1 ofl sexu I f me actiOn which he sa1d would 1e t10n 1 1e co t ec on of t1 e suit m a refund sex u 1l proble t thot then o Glenn meanwhile \HI S ac curs IS totallv dependent 1pon cused of ha11ng failed Ia pa y a I o mud rmp1 ove11ent n state lax on his secr ri lles for o 1e s ge 1era l l ea ltl can be one vear ach eved Fmanc~al Disclosure Made Metzenbaum t1 en made Luc.1s will qUJt "hat he sad was I e most complete fmanctal d1sclosm e .1fter pla}olts of any U S sena or He smd Ius NEW YORK tU PI net worth was $3 6 m1lhon and 1eported he owned $1 3 m1ll on Reserve ce nter Je f) I ucas of the Ne" Yo k Kn1 cks s to t tree Cleveland banks Glenn s cam~ called t1 s 1ehrmg at the end of the cosmellc press agentr) md playoffs the Ne v YOJ k Daily Ne11 s rep01 ted Thursd ) mght tssued a 183 pag e fmanc1al re port mcludmg the former Lucas w II forego the fm hea astronauts mcome tax re turns of hts es limated $175 000 back to 1965 challeng ng salar) l told Red Holzman Monday Metzenbawn to do the same Glenns net worth was I sted of my ntentwns and he said at $~67 800 and I e conceded t we d talk some more aft er the could have r eacl ed the ptavoffs But there s no way Ill m1ll on dollaJ n ark If a chan ge ffi) mmd lucas sa d I ucas sa td he was d sap slun1pmg economy hadn t held pomted he I asn t seen mm e his mvestment [ eturns down Metzenbaum s followers act on th1s season and he also po 1 out I en ta nd1da te I as wants more lime to spend w th put his publi ci} tra led I s d 1ldren Jeff (9) and Julie secunttes m a bl nd 11ust but (81 who are !Jvmg with h s that Glellii s giant portfolio IS a estranged wife 1r eva w potential confl ict of mterests Oakland Calif PRAISE THE LORD "Talk ... Of All His Wonderous Works" EASTER SUNDAY 1973 47 IN SUNDAY SCHOOL EASTER SUNDAY 1974 321 IN SUNDAY SCHOOL 7 FOUND CHRIST AS SAVIOR THIS SUNDAY WE INVITE YOU COME GROW WITH USI SUNDAY SCHOOL MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE.. •• WEDNESDAY SERVICE .. • • .. 1000 •11 00 • 7 30 7 30 One of our 4 buses now runmng every Sunday In the Mason,Galha Meigs County region PHONE 675-5829 r...,.;....".;......,....,....,!~:..~:'.;~~~:,..:t;!~~~~~~~~~~~,'!~~.~~·••·_..j~-•·••"..'•j • I I \ D1stnct of Columbia George K McKmney went Thursday to the Execut ve Off1ce BUJidmg next to the White House and served a subpoena on James D St Clair Prestdent Ntxon s ch 1ef Watergate lawy er Requested by Jaworski and approved Thursday b) US Dtstnct Court Judge John J SJrJCa 11 asked for tapes and documents mvo lvmg more than five dozen pres dent1al conversatiOns wtth top aides The subpoena directs Ute Pres dent to I urn s h the matenal by May 2 for use n the September Watergae cover up tnal It was Jawor skt s second subpoena agamst the President The White House furmshed nformatwn m response to the ft rst - John H Melcher executrve v ce president of An en can SIIpbu1ldmg Co pleaded gmtty m federal court n Wa shmgton DC Thursday to conceahng an Illegal $25 000 contrtbutwn to President Ntxon s re~lecllon campa gn Big drop predicted in highways gasoline tax COlUMBUS (UP!) Gaso I ne tax ~ lloeatwns for use n h gl way construct on n Ohto are expected to drop JCarly $25 m lhon below that needed sad a spokesman for Ute state fransportat on Depa1 tmer t DO r F se al Affairs D reclot fohn Sm th made the p edtc t1on through actu 1l lax collec lions n f seal 1974 wh ch be gan last July I He noted a down\\ ard trend m collectiOns began last No vember \hen revenues fell $484 769 bel ow that estimated as needed for the 1974 budget S m t1 sa d smce lha t t me colle ctions have dropped neaii) $9 m lh on March fuel tax revenues w II g ve DOT the truest ptcture be cause tl e mandatory speed I m Jl \\ ent mto effect March I sa 1d Sm 1th We beli eve the mandatory speed ltmlt (55 mph) alone m ght cause a 2 per cent drop m est mated tax revenues he sa 1d DOT [)trectOJ J Phthp R1ch ley sa1d because of the loss m expected gasohne tax revenues he had ordered a slowdown m award ng contracts for new highway prOJects BEl EM Braztl (UPI) Five crewmembers of a ftshmg boat were devoured by sharks when the vessel swamped 111 a coast storm off the Bra? the sole surVIvor told autlton lies Thursday ' Sports Desk $200,000 look not unusual H" uennr fob~s defense witness The trtal wtll go to the 1ury next wee k No" Wmg was turmng on an mtense tTossexarnmat on Did you say anything ' he asked Not at that tm e Stans sa d Wh en you heal d those words qu1d pro quo d dn t you th nk Ri chard son wa s ask ng you to help out on the Vesco case No I thought I JUSl missed SOH e hmg What de au tl mk qmd pro qu o means '~ l Constderatwn One thmg for another What do yo thmk Sears neant ? I thought Slans rephed wha t my answer to htm was l wouldn t accept t1 e money on an) other basis I thought perhaps Sears had m sunder stood H1chardson You thought R chardso n was referrmg to the cam pa1gn ? W ng contmued sarcastically D d you turn to Sears and say Wa1t a mmute VOICe Harry he s JUS! talking about What d d you hear ? As best I can recall he the campaign ' Stans stared at the said Mr VEsco hopes this will be of help That s what I prosecutor and shook his head Utought I heard Harry Sears He had testified he had talked ' mterJected unmed1ately Now to Mttchell earlier about Ute wait a mmute TI 1s 1s a proper propnety of accepttng a dona contr tbutwn There IS no qmd !Jon from Vesco and Utey had dectded tt was all right pro quo here When you heard Sears The man "Ill chm on chest make a sta tement about qw was Laurence B Richardson pres1dent of fman c1er Robert pro qu o did your concern L Vesco stop L'O mpany Harry abo ut propnety reassert 1t l Sears who had come to self' Wmg asked Stans off ce w1th him was a No I thought Sears was an New Jersey Republican hones! man poh!JcJan and a part time You certainly would not Vesco employe as an attorney have sa1d John Mitchell ts Richardson s timtd votced handlmg that delivery led ultunately to this I "auld not and I d1d not federal court tnal of Stans and Stans r eplied former Attorney General John Both Sears and Richa rdson .N Mitchell on charges of have tesllhed for the govern trymg. to tmpede a Secur~ttes ment that Rtchardson told and Exchange Comm tsston Stans that Vesco "ould like to mvest1gat10n of Vesco m ex get some help m the SEC change for the $200 000 matter a nd Stans replied Stans "as th e last btg M1 tc~ell would handle that NEW YORK (UP!) - Ho~< does a man look and what does he say when he hands over a briefcase full of $100 b lls2 000 of Utem---at 11 am on Aprti!O 1972 to the boss of the N xon campai gn f nance committee My 1mpress10n IS he put his chm on hrs chest sa d Maunce H Stems wt o was that boss a that t1me Prosecu or John R Wmg asked him o demonstrate Stans 66 who served as commerce secretary for Ntxon and budget director fo r E1sen hower wa s a gray-templed man n the w tness chatr l'hursday wea nng a sol d gray su1 t pale blu e shirt and t m Amencan fla g n h1 s Jacket lapel He lowered h s ehm onto a gray tie with b g red and wh1te dots In other words he was talkmg mto his neckt1e? Wmg asked Yes n a ttmJd voce that d1dn t match hts normal A tnp home over Ute Easter holiday gave me the hrst oppo rtumty n a long tm e to I sten to a Cleveland lnd ans game an'd as a result of Sunda) s double! eader against the Yankees 12 I on ers I t Easter day 1 the fence situatiOn m baseball s argest stad urn s aga n a question fhe battle rea lly began back when Vernon Stouffer of the famous food cham bo ght the Tr be and mo1ed Ute fonces m With the Intent of crea t ng exc tement and more run production of co urse Mwt c pal Stad urn once w th the largest playmg surface m the maJor eag1es became kno\\n as a pmg pong park and home runs were popped over the shortened fences like McDonald ha 1burge1 s go do11 n the I atch Pressure \\a s appl ed through public op1n10n to move Ute fen ces back ~,t ere they were and cut this home run derbv nnn sense An I they we1e untJ JUS! Ut1s year when the power alleys n left and 11ght cen erflelds were dtmlfllshed b) some 20 feet In the ea rly days ofMumctpal Stadtum there were no fences vou had to h1t the ball nto the stands m r ght and left fields and mto t1 e blea chers tn centerf eld to get a free round tnpper fhe shot to centerfield was the longest m baseball No one has ) et sn acked one mto the cheap seats (still the best buy m tow n of 50 cents per game) And w thou! the fe netO there s the added dimenston of tnsJde the park homers someth ng almost m1possJble 111lh the Mtckey Mou se fence While some may hke to see deep fly balls sat! over fences and pla ye1s Jog around the bases Ill take a thnlhng tltrow from 400 feet or ela) f1om even far! her (the centerfield fence m Mun1e~pal Slad1wn ts almost 500ft from the plate) to a catcher awaJtmg he tltrow wh1le a player puts all out to beat the ball to Ute plate That ts baseball and that ts excitement Today's Sport Parade :lv MILTON RICHMAN UP! Sports Edttor Laos' new government has a chance By PHIL NEWSOM UP! Foreign News Analysl Seated m stockmg feet on or ental rugs m VtentJane s '10st sacred pagoda the leaders of Laos new coalltron govcrrunent received mstruc twns agamst k11lmg I) mg stealing drmkm g and adultery Thus aiTild Buddhtst pagean 11 y tl c new government swore ts >ath of allegiance and launched Laos on tts third attempt m less than 20 years at coahtton go\ ernment Desp1te Ute fact the new government had so many built n st1pulatwn s as to make tl seem certam of fmlure there vere real hopes for 1ts success based mostly on the nature of the Laotians themsel\ es Laotian students exert theu pressures on government through non-<lemonstrat10ns 1ossmg Water New Year IS observed not w1th ftre crackers and dragons but ratlter by tossmg buckets full o! pur1!ymg water at each other In V•entiane Communist led Pathet Lao troops recently statwned there alongstde ngh ttst forc"es under terms of Ute coahtwn JOined Ute exercise happily tossmg water at prett) gtrls and gettmg themselves drenched as well As1de from the Iango• ous nature oflhe l aottan there are other reasons to hope that peace wtll now descend upon Democrats went 2 ways to dine CLEVELAND (UPI ) - Oh10 Democrats had the r ch01ce ThUJ sda) mght to dtne on corn ed beef and cabbage wtth Sen ate ca nd dale John Glenn or beef tenderlOin wtlh US Sen ala HO\\ard Metzenbaum Both dtnners served the pur pose however They brought out the voters ana fattened the ca ndidates treasuries for the upcommg pnmary on May 7 to determme Ute Democrallc cand•date !OJ the US Senate m the general election m Nov ember Although both dmners were for Ute purpose of collectmg campa1gn funds that was Ute extent of the stiTillanty Glenn held hts dmner at the Flat Iron Cafe loeated m Ute heart of the ctly s mdustrtal flats area It ts an lnsh bar wtth dtrty bnek walls a shabby stgn shamrocks on the walls and very nmsy About 600 Glenn supporters showed up for the free beer corned beef and cabbage rye bread and potatoes The com plete menu cost 99-cents tax mcluded They dressed m everythmg from expensive pants suits to work clothes There was no for mal soctallzmg JUst a lot of fun Bar O>erlluws The bar wa s so crowded w1th people many of Utem picked up thetr plates cafeteria style and headed for the door They propped their trays on window s1lls and car hoods to eat the As one Glenn fan sa1d thts ts a real grassroots lhmg " f Hereyouge t someu.mg rom '" h u•e earl Anne Sweeney satd You II never fmd t hts spon 1 1 tanetty anyw 1e1e e se Glenn and h s guest former pro football player Roosevelt Gner mmgled l\Jlh Ute people to the mustc of an accord1an clarmet and gmtar One supporter all decked out m a John Glenn hat had her chance to g1ve Ute Senate hope ful a k1ss I ve always wanted to ktss htm Karen Cardamone of Garfield Heights satd The cooks m charge hxed over 40 corned beefs 100 pounds of potatoes and almost three crates of cabbage For Utose who preferred bau bles bangles beads and Metzenbaum a dmner was held at Ute Cleveland-Sheraton Hotel Laos even as ftghtmg continues to rage m ne1ghbormg South Vtetnam and Cambodia Both sides respect the kmg even though hts powers are mostly ceremomal Preffiler So uvanna Phouma who con tmues m offlce commands mterna ttonal respec The~e ts real affectiOn between. him and his half brother Prmce Sou phanouvong who now wtll functton as cha rman o! the pohllcal council a post rated second only to the premter Souphanouvong 1s lltular leader of the Pathet Lao Both Sides now wtll be trymg to wm the I earls and llllnds of Ute people It Is Important also to 11ote that as of now the Pathet Lao appear to be playmg lair m their new role as part of the governJ"llent Amencan Ald It ts note\\orth) also that despite thetr close association w•th the Commumst North VIetnamese the Pathet Lao say the) hope for a con hnuatwn of Amer can a1d for Laos The next unportant question Is withdrawal of foreign troops Some wttl drawals already have begun Amencan offtc als believe Chma now has no more than perhaps 7 1100 men left m north ern Laos under a road bmldmg p1 og1 am started n 1961 Their nwnbers pre\lously had been estimated as htgl as 20 000 and Amencan war planes co nspicuou sly avmded the area Billingham-will try again tonight CINCINNATI (UP! ) - Jack pra cttce he smd I need to Btllmgham the Cmc1nnatJ get a complete game soon but Reds top pitcher last year but I d settle for seven good m off to a slow and strugglm g mngs tomght start this season tnes to get The 6-foot-4 2!5 pounder 111 thmgs stratghtened out tomght sJsts gettmg a season started Billingham wtth an un slowly doesn t really get to him flattermg earned run average because hts enhre career got of 9 0 ts scheduled to p1tch as off to a slow start Ute Reds open a four-game I spent seven years m the homestand agamst Ute San mmors before I was ever offer D1ego Padres ed a maJor league contract 1\\o years ago I had a 11-5 he recalls I ve known slow record at the start of the season years so 1 think r can handle a and 1 was Utrowmg better then few slow days than 1 am now satd the 31 Manager Sparky Anderson year-old righthander admtts pe s cone<!rned about Btllmgham the workhorse of his ace. but mamtatns he s not Ute Reds staff was called on really- .tlomed lor 40 starts last year and com Once Jack gets gomg he u p1led a 19 10 record best on Ute wm 20 games this season hg club ures Anderson But after three starts this Ill say 11 s comfortmg to season Jack ts lucky to have a have a manager like Utat re I I record He s gone only a to- piles Btllingham I ve got 1 The Dai~ Sentinel tal of 13 mrungs and has gtven added conftdence JUS! because DEVOTEDtomE up 20 hits and 13 earned runs of the eonftdence Utat Sparky INl'EIIm"Of Everything Is wrong he has m me ~~..,.:ILL says I have no rhythm I What really womes Sparky have no control I m rushmg 18 his enttre staff of starters ...., "' ROBERTHOEFUCH my delivery In 10 games so far this sea bf,. I m a low sinker ball p1tch son not a smgle starter has OJUo vaUoy Publlohlng "'"""'"' m er and everything s been end managed a eomplete game ;;::, ~ri.. mg up down the llllddle of Ute and that s a btg reason Ute '"' plate Reds only sbow a 4., record paid •• ......,." Thanks to two off-<lays this _gomg mto tomght s game Nat onal advertising representative week Billingham has had a SlX San Dmgo IS scheduled to =-~~,::'.-"~~••'"' IIEot '""' St day rest since his last start p1tch Randy Jones agmhst Btl , . . _ ,.,. "'"'""'., .,._ when he lasted only two mmngs hngham torught whore onllab • """" "" Br agamst Atlanta Saturday afternoon Ute Reds MOlor Rool.e where eanier ~ce not H 5 be b th ovollablo 0t1o """"' a.• By mall'" e en usy ose SIX Will s•n~ Don Gullett a•am<t Oblo '"" " Vo ""' v..- Ill "' lays Steve Arlin and for Sunday s ~=:..., ~':.,!':;. ,:~~.,: I ve been lookmg at films of doubleheader Cmcmnatl s """' '"'""" ., 10 - " " ' price my delivery I ve been throw Clay Kirby and Roger Nelllon rng on tbe sldelmes and I ve wtll oppose Ralph Garcta and v•ctuals descrtbed by most as '"''""',..,..,~ very good 1-. u.,..~o-.a.. even mtcherl somp hnttm~ ...,_..::,::;Sa""'"' ":U:"..':!': a:,-,,.,.,..,.... • NEW YORK 1UP! ) - Twenty years ago a shy young Brtllsh med1cal student peeled off h1s street clothes and astomshed the whole world Not so much because he streaked but because of Ute utterly amazmg tune he d d Jt m Roger Bann ster of course had the good sense to be wearmg hts tra ck sh trt and track par.ts when he became the ftrst man ever to break the four mmute barrter on May 6 1954 by runmng the m le m 3 59 4 m Oxford England Hts perfo rm.nce tmmedJately became known as the Miracle Mtle and n many regards that IS exactly what tl was Now we turn the clock ahead 20 years Dr Hoger Banmster 45 ts pracllcmg medJCme m Bntam and keeps m touch wtlh all sports as chairman of Bnhsh Sports Coun c I He retired from competllton shortly after he became Ute world s f rst four mmute m1ler because he sa1d he couldn t be content w th second rate performances so you re free to p1cture what his 1eactwn Muld be 1f he heard about the new Miracle Mtle commg up m El Paso Tex on the 27th of this month Richman Laughing The v•cture which flashes tltrough my mmd ts Dr Roger Banmster dmng all he can to keep from laughing over this Mtracle Mtle commg up and if he s not I am A promoter can btU an event any way he likes and then hope the public buys 1l but I am left w1th the feeling nobody wtll see any mtracles m the so-called Mtracle Mt!e whtch 18 bemg advertiSed as the fea ture of the ITA s professwnal Track and Fteld champwnshtps G1 anted the four man compettlors Ben J1pcho Ktp Kemo Jun Ryun and Dave Wottle are among the best mtlers around today But J1pcho who has won 13 out of 14 smce turrung pro three months ago never has bettered 4 00 8 mdoors and has had VIrtually no competttion at all among the pros l101eover fo t the Mtracle M1le to be truly representattve I thmk tl should mclude the hottest mtler around today North Carolma sTony Waldtop but that s not posstble smce Waldrop prefer"' to remam an amateur Personally I d also hke to see Marty Ltquorim Ute lteld Even though he never 1eally has come back smce h1s heel InJUry two years ago and desptte the 'act he fmtShed a d1sappomtmg last to Byron Dyce here m the U S Olympte InVItatiOn meet on Feb 8 Liquori alwa) s remmds me of Pete Rozelle memorable reminder --on any giVen Sunday he s hable to leave tbe rest of the fteld behmd L1quon feels the same way as Waldrop about turnmg pro He d rather 1 emam an amateur because he wants to run wllen and where he hkes and he doesn t care to have anybody tellmg him when he must do so On April 27 Ltquon wtll be at the Umversrty of T"xaS at El Paso He 11 be there for the Mtracle Mtle not to compete m tt but o offer hts unpress10ns for ABC TV s Wtde World of Sports which IScarrymg the meet live from 5 to 6 30 P M EDT Liquori s Different Marty Ltquon 1sn t h~e so many TV hucksters He s more mgem ous more honest and doesn t try to sell you a btll of goods He doesn t gtve you a lot of ifs ands buts and howevers ahout who s go mg to 11m the Mtracle Mile Probab ly J1peho he says L quort doesn t think J•m Ryun ts flmshed What people don t real12e ts that he (Ryun ) ran a world record 3 51 m 1967 and a 3 52 m 1972 after he came out of rettrement and ~verybody sa1d he was flll!shed Ltquort says True he s not haVIng a great year but at any time he could be the top mtler agam Do I really beheve that ' I have to I m 24 and he s only two years older than me I ve had down years too and I don t feel 1 m through I feel! ve got another five years J 1pcho? He s b) far the greatest steeplechaser I ve ever seen but I don t thmk he s the greatest miler I wouldn t even put him m my. top tltree Who would he put there ? Herb Elhott Jun Ryun and Krp Kemo says Marty L1quort The greatest m1lers I ve ever seen were Glenn Cunnmgham Pe ter Snell and Elliott You can argue about those three and I U listen but please i on t try selling me thts new Mtracle Mile Wildcats rally to edge Eastern 4-3 EASl F:RN - The Hannan Trace Wildcats exploded for four runs m the seventh mnmg enroute to a 4-3 victory over the Eastern Eagles here Thursday afternoon The key Wildcat blow was a lwo out smgle to left centerfield b; first baseman Mark Swam brmgmg home the tymg and go ahead runs quickly followed by a double off the bat of Davtd Shaffer platmg Swam wtth what proved to be the wmnmg run Eastern rail ed for a run m the bottom of the seventh but tt wasn t enough It \\as a pttcher s duel almost the enttre lj'ay Eastern hghthander Randy Blake was rollmg along w1th a one hitter unttl the Wildcats threatened n Ute stxth when theifoaded the bases wtth none out on a pa1r of walks and a s ngle by Swam But Shaffer and thtrd baseman Wayne Hesson fanned and Randy Halley popped out to Eagle ftrst baseman Greg Bailey m (oul terntor) o end Ute rally Hannan Trace starter and winner Paul Montgomery who ended up yteldmg JUSt four h1ts was touched for two runs m Ute ftrst both unearned Wtth two out Mtke Hams reached safely when Wtldcat shortstop Kent Halley booted hts slo" rolling grounder Tim Spencer walked and Tim Kuhn lmed a smgle to center scormg Harrts Don E1chmger Uten smgled scormg Spencer before E1chmger was InJured m a mtxup on the basepaths when he and Kuhn both endea up on second Kuhn then headed for thtrd and E1chmger back to first and m the ensumg rundown Etchmger shd head ftrst mto the second base bag apparently breakmg off Ute btU of hts batting helmet which cut his face However after treatment m the lockerroom he returned to the dugout That was Ute last Eastern hit off Montgomery unt1l cen terhelder M1ke Larkms slammed a single m the fifth Meanwhile Blake was holding the Wtldcats at bay on JUSt two htts the smgle by Swam m the s1xth and a smgle 37th Ohio Relays are underway base safety by V. ayne Hesso n m tJ e second mnmg ~ But then came that seve1 th mmng rally begun b) p1 1cl hitter Kevm Halley who drew a walk Halle) t1 en stole second base an d pmch hJttet B11l Ha I grounded to th1rd baseman Ttm Spencer who let the ball ge hrougl wh en he ap parentl) tr ed o tag Halle) before he had control of the ball Halley ca me all the way around to plate the fir st Hannan Trace run wltle Hall held at first base The th1rd straight pmch hitter Scott Gibson then looped a smgle to center held sending Hall to second Kent Halley followed w th a grounder up the middle that was speared b) second baseman Rob Barber who touched second for Ute force on Gtbson moVIng Hall to third Kevm Petrie popped out to shortstop Steve Holter settmg the stage for Swa m s hero cs a lme shot mlo left-center on a count of one and tl\ o wtth two down Shaffer then doubled I ome Swam With the fourth run before Hesson fannc'<i II e F:a gles th eatenefi scr ously u the I orne l iJlf of the second as PI I Bowen led off w h a smgle followed b) walk to pinch h Iter Dme Hannum Hannum was replaced bJ Greg Bmley on first base and Baile) and Bowen comb ned for a double steal on tl e next p tel fhe t1 row fron Wtldca t ca tcl er Shaffer got t1 ro 1gl Hess01 at th r I base bnngmg I un e Bowen ar d send n ~ lla1ley o th rd w th none o t 1 ark ns then bunte I but Si affcr grabbed tl e ball near Ute plate an l tagged o 1 t1 e I ar I sli d1 1g Ba il ey w tl Larkms reachmg f rst Lark ns then stole second befo e Barbel popped ou t to S •am at fir st and Blake grounded to Swa n for tl e f n 1 ou I vas a to ugh toss for Blake "ho had struck out e gl t and ~<alked SIX "I lie g1v ng up JUSt one ea rned run on f ve htts Montgo nery sl ow ng good control walked only thJ<e ba ers wltle str k ng out two and g v ng up no ea ned I ur s on JUSt four I ts Tornados defeat Southwestern 5-3 RACINE - The Southern Tornados managed only one earned run but they added four unearned ones on 5 South western errors enroule to a 53 trtumph over the H ghlanders here Thursday afternoon Pete Sayre semor nght hander and workhorse of the Southern mound stall went the distane<! for the purple wmd storms fanmng ftve batters walkmg four and allowmg Utree earned runs m ftve h1ts Southwestern starter Terry Carter struck out four ~<alked four and gave up four runs be lore he was replaced by Jack Walker m the fourth Walker struck out two Tornados and gave up five free passes whtle allowmg JUSt one run The Tornados were paced by John Salser and Dave Theiss Wllh two smgles each whtle Randy Warner and Dave Clark added the other two hits both stngles The lone extra base hit was proVIded by Htghlander M1ke Crouse who slanuned a double m the ftfth Other Southwestern hitters were RICk Crouse R Jones M Russell and Terry Carter all smgles Southwestern took a qutck 2-0 lead m the first mmng when Rtck Crouse smgled followed by a walk a run scormg smgle by Russell and balk by Sayre Southern came back w th one COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohto State Umverstty ass1stant track coach Ray Hupp piled up 3 878 pom Is m the ftrst ftve events of the decathlon Thursday to take an early lead as competillon among some I 400 atltletes began herem Ute 37Ut Ohto Relays Hupp a former NCAA de cathlon cbampton goes mtQ the ftve remammg events today wttlt an 80 pomt lead over J1m Schnur of Cmcmnall Ralph Baker of Ute Chicago Track Club IS Uttrd w1th 3 616 pomts The tltree-<lay event swmgs mto high gear today wtth ftve The Gallla Academy H gh Olymptans SIX Nallonal AAU School Track team coached by champwns and 13 NCAA Bob Lawson and Gene Oesch champions headlmmg the star studded fteld of competitors defeated the Meigs Marauders Near-perfect weather condi and the North Gall a Pirates on Jons are expected to contrt Memonal Field Wednesday bute to a number of Relay rec m a tnangular meet Brent Saunders paced the ord breakmg performances Blue DeVIls to a dects ve wm No less Ulan 16 of the tra k and p!Ckmg up two of Galllpolts field parllctpants hold personal bests m Utetr events better first place wms Saunders was Ulan ~XIStmg Relay records also htgh pomt man wtth 16 Fred Beekman director for pomts Ptckmg up other firsts for Ute Ute Relays for Ute past 25 years Blue Devtls were Mike Evans sa1d tl was one of the best fields John Chang Tom Valentme of compelltors he has seen m Btl! Meek Fma I score was and all hts years of mvolvement Galhpohs 75 North Gallla 43 WI Ut the event and Metgs 43 r the hrst on a Warner smgle to ri ght fi eld wh ch got through the H ghlander 01 f1elder who hen threl\ w Idl y tn ng to get Warner on the basepaths enablmg the Southern se ruor to score Southern took the l<ad for good m the second as M tch Nease walked Salser smgled and Warner reac hed on an error scor ng both Nease and Salser Th" Tornados upped 'the margm to 4 2 m the bottom of the thtrd as Savre and Nease walked w1tl Salser s second hit of the day br ngmg home Sayre South\\ estern ta llied a solo run n the fifth when M ke Crouse opened w th I IS double Rtck Crouse reached safely on an error Jones s ngled and Carter smgled hom e M Crouse Southern added an nslll'ance run n the home half of the ftftn when Clark s ngled was sacrificed to second by Vern Ord and came home on a Thetss smgle The Tornados 4 2 overa ll and 2 I m the SV 1\C host Federal Hocktng I ues da; afternoon SW 200 010 0--3 5 5 Southern 121 010 x--5 6 3 Carter II P) Walker 4 and R Course Sayre and Dulliimg Devils capture three-way meet 20 H H Wh a ch M Bez G Smth NG ce G 100 yd Dash - Logan N G 0 3 Saunders (A WI am son <Gi Lowery M Mile Chang (G 4 47 Cooper (NG c sheros NG L tie M 880 Relay ~ l N G) 1 40 8 2 3 R ce G Be z G Sm h ( NG 880 Run Payne I NG J 2 0 3 Chang G Ran dse t M Grymes G 220Dash - Logan224 NG Saunders G Co ne G Logan N G 2 M1 e - Meek. G 00 Reed M Dobb n s NG Hash N G M le Re av M 3 43 2 GA H S and NG Fed Events Shot Evan s G 42 1 n Runyon NG Brown G 0 e M D scus M Dane M II~ 8 Evan s <G Saunde s G Brown G Long Jump - 5a i.Jnd e s G 208 Va l en ne G 98 Wh I atch M Payne NG PoeVault - Mo ran Boston N W se v 000 ooo 00 Segu I 40 6 1 C emons (Bl ooo 006 oox(6 and Mon go ne r y Med c h (2 and Munson LP - W se HR s- Hegan ( 2 ca bo ('2 M nn ca f o 000 003 000- 000 000 200 In 1951 Amencan Gen Douglas MacArthur reheved of his command m Korea by President Harry Truman told Congress Old soldiers never d1e they JUst fade away I 99~ 380 26 I {8) and Rod r guez wp - Corb n HR - BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE 985 3301 • es 5 5 3 636 6 s 67 5 '' B 200 5 9 B 6 the trr·county area rs proud to present the return of TH~ HALLMARKS TONIGHT 10 TIL 2 G dw c 2 Su o n 3 0 g b w 9 7 OS A n g e CS Hou s on J n 5 n F a c sco A a Ia C n nnii ''' 6 6 6 fln 6 ca n L ('a gue E w pe t 66 6 g o IBJ \<6 ~ Wc s w 8 a Bon h LonboqO ~00 6 J 6 ] pe t 66 60 0 s 8 5 5 00 g 7 ') Se1 01 ghtha1 le Han I\ Warn c t Ula n) cd \ s 1t 1g N ck. o 30 r. al1pol s 6-0 on fot r I Is ] ]0 Thursda) e\ enrng as lhe P Pleasant B g Bla ks ch Ike I UJ 1 e r fourtl v ctory of tl e ]0 eoso aga nst ~o setbacks fh e loss left GIIHS v.1tl l o Ma 1or L e agu e R e u ByUn c dP cs s n en on.-. c sor mark 1 o \:o~y Coac t Na ona L eague J 1 Osbo c ' c e w I host p 5 gh 0000{)0000 {) 2 C h cago 00 000 OO x 5 Wei ston at 4 p m n a Soull Roo k e 0 2 and S q u c eos ern 0110 I ,caguc 1lt on F il nll Bu s 8 .-. d M c .vad W P F :?{) Memor al F eld Freshman r ghth m ler Ga r\ NewYok '!000 00 5 ea 0 2 000 Oh 8 Sw 1 1 I urlcd the f rst f e Mon Sad c c k Pa kc 3 Ap o d nn ngs for GIIHS Phursda) 6 t~nd Hodges Tor e T y o e w P To e :? 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SA nD an a 02 030 Ox 7 Swa n M1ke S1ck lcs a 1d Tony G e Co r k ns 5 Ros s and Kenda Ha son Folden The veteran B g Black 1 an d Oa cs L P G e 0 3 ace wl ffed 11 1alked l 1ee sa n F an aoo 0 2 010 and h t one batter H ous on {)0{) 00 0 0 J1m Chandler " 1s the big B dlcy Mo f 8 Ko n eczny She m n gun for Pl Pleasa nt w th a Rade 6 J Johnson 7 and You Thorn MeAn 5o e v.alk t" o s ngles a doub le and Edwa ds WP 8 ad ey (2 M dd e port 0 !11 0 RBI s n a perfec t da; at LP Ko n cc ny 0 the pla te Pl lleasa nt scored smgle r ns n the second th I and fifth nn ngs before p ck ng up three nsu1 ance un s rn he s xth Box score " MOTOROLA GAHS BLUE DEVILS 0 Playc - Pos AB R H B c W son 2b 3 {) M ke w a so n 3b 2 0 0 Ga y Swa n p 2 0 B H o and f 2 0 0 m Pe y ss 2 0 0 mNdayc 200 Leo B ggs c 0 0 M ke B err dge c 2 0 0 a y Sander s c 0 0 M k e s c k es b 2 o Roge D a ~ Y b 0 0 Tony F o den 2 0 TOTAL S 22 0 4 PT PLEASANT BIG BLACKS l 6 Payer Pos AB R H J m Ch and e 3 2 3 Bu h Thoma s c 3 0 0 B Pa nler c 2 0 0 Pa o u s t 3 0 0 J n Doe nger ss 2 2 I Joe Kayse r p 3 0 0 Joey G l eason 2b 3 0 Ra ndy Wa ne r p J l m T a e son Jb 0 0 M ke Cod sa 3b 2 TOTALS 25 6 7 Score by nn ngs GA H S 000 000 0 0 4 3 Pont 010 3)( 6 70 W nn ng p Ch e Wa ncr 4 0 Los ng p che Swa n nn ng s p c h cd wa ne Swan 5 Ba r c u 5 w d p tel Barcu s A t:Ja o Wa ne 22 Swan 9 sa cus 6 H so wa nc 4 Sw an 4 Barcu s 3 Runs of Wa ner 0 Sw an 3 Barcus 3 Base on ba Is of Wa n c 3 Swa n Ba cus 2 S u ck ou by Warne Swan 2 Ba us 0 H by p ched ba Swa n by wa ner E<1 n ed r uns - GAH S 0 PI P easan 5 Le ft on base GAHS 5 Pt P easan 6 Ex a base h Chand e doub e S o en bases Chand e 3 Doe nge 3 Be dge S ck es E rror s F o den Sacr I c es Thomas Pane Ump r es - Cu nd f & Woome Sco r er Ha bou Trad t onal Ea y Amen can credenza cabmet n Rust c Maple grarn f n sh on tempered ha dboa d and se ect so ds Dec orat ve accents of mo ded s mulated wood mater al Moto o a Matr x B ght P CIU e Tube 6 X 4 Speake Concealed cas tes31¥• H33 V. W 18 V 4 D(add4V• for lu be cap) Mode WUB006KS WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0 GRADS SEE OUR OF SUITS· SPORTCOATS • The beautifully new look of tot•l cleanabllly The Ceramatop Range Its smooth SHIRTS & TIES unbrQken ceram c cook ng surface lets you clean up most so wtth a damp cloth Hoi Surface S gnat L1ght glows when any cook ng area s too hot to touch (approx 175deg F ) $54995 BAKER FURPIITURE SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO ALL GRADUATES BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, D M1dd Ieport 0 ~ I \ 8 35 we~l Warner fans 11 Devils '2 s Fl NE SELECTION The MEIGS INN AND n s c n €ti es 9 I 8 440 Dash Va en t ne (G) 54 3 Morr s NG S sson ( M Wh t atch M 180 L H - Wh atch (M) Chesler I ilplece fh e Ea gles next ga me s to da; t Waha 1 wlule H e~ nnan f race IS li e u Ill Monday when ll C) ost No ll G lha HI 000 11004 454 ESien 20011001 41 Montgu mcJ) WP nI Sl affer Illake and Har 1s pe t w 6 R ot;Je H OU!. On IMl IG J GEO. HALL 14 1 oz Can 1) Co b n au J m e e r (6) camp b el 17 and H undley Borgma.nn Ti:lnana Lockwood 2 OJ L.. P - Tanana (2 1 B ye ( TRU-TEST PROPANE FUEL Ea' Mye s G) Scarbe y G Geo ge NG ) H gh Jump - Saunde s G 58 Va en n e G Denny ( NG Nea G Fng daare ppd M 10 L agu e 5 ntJ q ~ B y Un cd Pr ss I l e n a on a 17 R The most popular n.g/l,t club m A mer can League Bait more a! Det o t s96 M Lead 1 g lllter \I.: as Swa n two Its rn fo w t J!i w ule I e got help h om Hesson Sh ffer an I ( 1bson v th n~ h t eac l op !tel s fOJ I e F:ag)es were Ku n I ch nger Bo ~ e 1 and I ark l S Yo tl unc li t \\ tl • f • �' - J 4- The D~1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Apnll9. 1974 • • • Local Bowling Bobcats wz·n third zn· row, 12 to 3 Righthander Terry' Lucas yielded JUst three hits . Thursday night at B1dwell as Ky ger Creek posted its th.rd stra1ght diamond v1ctory. 12-3 over North Galha's Pirates. Lucas. 'a 1un1or making h1s f1rst start of the year. was m ser1ous trouble only once in the I ,u£.as Hr 1 ~1n I .tlf'~Js , :•ncl c oustn Tnn · , .ucas 1:1 single by T abo t and tnp les by Hudson ;tncl second mnmg_ when North the bat of c lean-up h1tter Clay Calha pushed aL r oss 1ts three r.uns Coach Jun Sprague's Bobcats took a 1-0 lead w1th an Hudson The Bobcats JWnped on left handet Jd<'k Gw dncr for Br ucc An 1ett, No1th Galh.t cut the lead to 7SI X I un s tn the st! COnd 3 m Its half of the mmng, The rail) began w1th wa lks to unearned run tn the fa st as ceoterfteldCI Lawrence Tabor reached on an error , stole th1rrl and scored on a sarnfice fly off Bucks outlast Week has double theme Bulls by 'two MASON -The double theme of National Library Week, April 21 through 27, is "Grow With Books'' and "Get it all Together, at your Library." The Mason County Court and the Town of Mason 1s bringing the privilege of Library service to the citizens of Mason through a small but well-stocked Bookmobile locatod at 2nd and Brown Streets, as an extensJon serv1ce of the Cabell CoWlty Pubhc Library. It h"-" reference, fiction and non-fiction for adults and juveniles, mystery and western books. ' The public is iav1ted to stop in at the little ''Blue Bookmobile" during Libraf) Week, Many years ago Thomas Jerferson said, "I cannot live without books." Let books enrich your life!, said Evelyn Proffitt and Joan Varian, librarians. CHICAGO ( UPl1 -- A Chicago Bulls rally that fell short left the Milwaukee Bucks "happy \\l th two Y;ms gomg back to Milwaukee" today for the th1rd game of the1r Natwnal Basketball Assocwt1on playoff senes. The Bucks had a 20-pmnt lead m the th1rd penod and finally won 113-lll to take a 2~ lead m games m thetr best-{)f· seven series But the two.pomt difference in the !mal score POMEROY BOWliNG LANES Wednesday Early Ml)ced l eague Week of Apnl 10, 1974 Standmgs Won Lost Regatta In 88 40 Ztde s Sport Shop 72 56 Young 's Mkt 70 58 Tenf h Framer s 06 62 Ne lson's Drugs 50 78 Sm 1th Nelson Mot 4 2 86 H1 gh lnd Game ( Men ) Wtl l ard Boyer 245, A L Phelps Jt 233 (Wome n ) Maxtne Dugan 196 L tnda W1nebrenner 195 Team Htgh Game - Ne lsons Drug s 743 H igh tn d Ser. es - ( Menl A l Ph elps, Jr 607 , Russ Can,on 575 , (Wome n ) L mda W1net:renner 564 Betty Sm 1th Eastern last in track meet EASTERN - The Eastern H1gh track team, far below the lea~ers in the held, fimshed sixth m a s1x team mee t at Federal Hocking Thursday afternoon. The Eagles racked up 41 points, as compared to Nelsonville-York, wmner of the meet, which amassed 135 Federal Hockmg was second witb 120, followed by Vinton County 70, Miller 48, Waterford 42 and Eastern. The Eagles were agair. led by speedy Terry Smith who won three events, the 100 yd dash, 220 yd dash and 440 yd run. Rick Causey placed s1xth m the pole vault, John Smith sixth in the 180 low hurdles , and Robert Harris fimshed third in the two mile run . The 880 relay team placed fifth, while the mile relay squad fmished sixth. The results are as fo l low s Long Jump woodson INYJ , Driggs fFHL Coza d (VC), Kearns {Wl , Gutstnger (M), and Faris {VC) D i stance, 19' 9 1/ / ' , H1gh Jump Cozad {VCJ. Lackey (FH). Flowers ( NY ). Burchf~eld (NY). Shank s tFH~. and Cunntngham (Wl Height , 5'6" Pole Vault ~ Cozad (VCJ. GueSS \FH! , OtXIOn (V() Terrwll l tger { NY ) Washburn CFH) and Causey IEJ , Hetght. H)' ' St'lot Pur Barber ( NY ), B 1se IFHJ. We st ( VCl. Alf ter (NY), Htnlon (W), and N1ce (VC) Dtstance 39'5 " DISCUS - M CWi lliams ( NY ), Shanks IFHI Knot ts I NY l Stl c kdom {MI 61se (FH\ and N•ce ( VCJ D •stance 120 7 · 120 H19h Hurdles - Lackey IFHL Pril chard I NY J. Stre et (M ), Wagoner (W ), Grow ( VC ), and Far1s (VC J Ttme , 16 45 IOOyd Da sh - T Smt fh\E I. Woodson (NYJ. Drtgg s (F H ) , Pterce (VC), Rodehaver (FH ), and Wagoner (Wl Ttme 10 55 M1le Run Sptcer ( M J. Standat l (NY), Allen (F H J, Wa l ker (NY), Thompson (M l. and Miller ( W J T1m e, 5 03 5 980 Relay - NY M , FH , VC. E, w T1me 1 .44 440yd Oast'I - T Sm1 th (E), Smathers fNYL Drtggs IFH J. Nice (VC) , Harty (NY J and Gamb l e ( VCJ T1m e, 54 25 180 Low Hurdles - L ackey (F H ), Cunn 1ngh a m (WJ Street (M ), Terrwlll1ger ( NY ) Wolfe fNYJ,andJ Sm•lh(E ) T1m e, 219 880 yd Run - Kearns (W L Brown (VC) . Standal l (NY) , Sp1cer (M l. Thompson (M J. and Walker (NYJ T1me 2 11 5 220 yd T Sm1th (E ), Smathers (NY ), Rodehaver (FH), McCabe (Ml, P1erce (VC),and Wagon er (WJ T1me 527 Team Htgh Rega tta In 2097 Tuesday Afternoon Apnl16, 1974 srand1ngs w l Team 74 30 Royal Crown Btlg 61 .4 ] Forest Run Block 58 .46 Legar Monument No 2 52 52 Frtendly Ta ve rn 38 66 29 75 N Y Clothm g Hou se Team H1gh Game - Forest Run Blo c k 473 Team Htgh Se r 1es - For es t Run Stoc k 1352 l nd Ht gh Game Betty Sm tlh 183, Pat Ca r son and Marylyn WIICO)( 110 lnd HtQil Senes Betty Sm lth 499 , Dorothy R 1le 457 TWO M1le Run - Stye r (W ), Coe (FHl. R Harr 1s {E) Walker (NY }, Jackson (FH), and Huck (W ) Ttme 11 01 1 M1le Relay __,. F H , NY VC, W , M. E . T1me 3 52 Pro Standings Interest Rates In The Area NHL Playoff Stand•ngs By Un1ted Press rnternat•onal w. 1. (Quarter-finals- Bes t of Se'v'en) M i lwaukee 2 0 w I. Ch•cago 0 2 x NY Ranger s Tttur-. day' s Results 24 '4 Mon t r eal Milwaukee 113 Chicago 111 (Only game sc heduled ) x Ph !Ia 4 0 Today's Games 0 4 A tl anta New York at Boston (Only game scheduled) l Ch1 cago 0 Boston 0 l x Clm ched senes . ABA Playolf Stand•ngs Tttursday 's R esutrs By United Press International NY RangerS 5 Montreal 2 Eastern D1V1son F1nals ChiCago 4 Bos ton 2 (Best of Seven Today's Games w. I I No Games Sc heduled ) 3 0 New York 0 3 Kentucky w I 3 l Utah Party post asked George W. Coen, 209 E Mulberry Street, Lancaster, a member of the law firm of Coen, Turpin & Wexler, appomted by Governor Gilligan "-" the law member to the Ohw Commission on Aging, a Gov. Lausche appomtee to the State Library Board, and cha~rman of the Fairfield CoWlty 648 Mental Health and Retardation Board, is a candidate from the loth D1stnct for delegate to the 1974Conference on Democrallc P!'rty Orgaruzation and Policy. • No MmAmum Int er es t from date of depos tl to dafe of wtthdrawal. Interest compounded quarter ly Western D•v• s•o n Fmals (Best of Sevenl All A cco unts Insured To $70,000 by FSLIC 1 o "Your thoughtfulness ASCS OFFICE Bank & Savings Company 211 W. Second St., For All Occasions Pomeroy, as of We Wire Flowers Everywhere 992-2039 APRIL 15, 1974 Pomeroy Flower Shop CHESTER - Chester PTA met at the school Tuesday w1th Mrs. Robert Woods conbuctmg the installallon of off1cers for the 1974-75 school year Installed •were Mrs. Demaree Sexson, prestdent, Mrs. James Thomas, vice prestdent; Mrs John R1ebel. secretary, and ¥rs. Max Eichinger, tr easurer. Delegates to the Me1gs County Counc1l of Parents and Teachers mstalled were Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs James Folmer and Mrs. Larry Clark. Delegates unable to be present for the installatiOn were Mrs Raymond Ohver and Mr5 B11l Grueser Mrs. Robert Elberfeld, retiring president, opened :he meeting w1th the pledge and the PTA prayer . A letter was read from Sen Robert Ta It, Jr., concernmg exemptwn o£ Ohio from Dayhght Savmgs Time from Deeen:ber through March. Mrs. Howard Parker reported on recent County Council meeting, and announced that the next one Will be May 2 at the · R1verv1ew School The Chesler umt. w1th Mrs E1r hw ge r as cha1r· WOman. Will have Charge Of the cultural arts display at the D1stnct 16 spnng conference Ht Middleport May 4 It wa < agreed that the PTA Will serve the Chester Alumna banque t Menu and pri ce of the mea I will be ann oqnccd latet Room count was won by Mr s. Wilma Parker's fir st grade class, w1th Mr s Eleano r Kn1 ght' s th1rd and fourth tak10g second pla ce. John R1ebel spoke bnefly on the progress of the new jumor h1gh bUlldmg noting that 1t 1s neanng comple ti on M1ss Melame Beegle, cu ltu ra l arts chairwoman, thanked the fa culty, students, parents and her committee for the cooperatiOn extended throughout the project. The un1t extended thank s to M1ss Beegle and her comm1ttee for the1r work m the cultural arts program The proJects were displayed for parental v1ewmg. Seventh grade mothers served refrcshment.s. Ph. 992 -5721 of her travels Mus1c was provided by Mr and Mrs Taylor. At the potluck dinner wh1ch preceded_the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morehead, Mr. and Mrs Harley West, Mr. and Mrs Darrell Taylor, Roy Bush, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mrs Hattie Powell, Mrs Ethel Johnson, Mrs, Kathleen Ward , Mrs Eunie Brmker, and Mrs Dess1e Patterson. Ne<) meeting will be May 8 at the H1lton home. All senwr Citizens are 1nv1ted to attend Ways of building the Sunday School were discussed duringa meeting of the Adult Class of the Pomeroy Nazarene Church • at the church. Mrs. William stephenson gave prayer and there were · reports by Robert Eblin, secretary; and Barbara Colmer, treasurer. Revival was discussed. Mrs. Colmer took the respons1bihty to see that table supphes are available for the meetings. There was group smgmg, ,• \ L ACH ne wly mtnted day IS a new I. 0 1 VISITING AREA Mrs. Mathe Chasteen, Toronto, is here vis1ting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Junior. Chasteen of near Vinton, and her granddaughter, Mrs. Shirley Roush, Middleport. ' begtnmng for 'man and the land , here in Ohto Power's 35,000-acre Recreat tonl a nd 1n So uth eas tern Oh 10. It 's hard to be lteve that these thick, green for ests and sparkl ing la kes were created on land once mmed for coal, but they were And the renewal never stops. After an area IS mined, new seedlings a re planted and lt fe contin.ues its cycle. We 've planted over 34 mtllion trees smce 1944-alder, sycamore, ptne , oak, black walnut, silver maple We graded old ,mine dtggings, smoot hed and seeded ther:n to make grassy, rollmg hills. We scooped out areas for 320 pon ds and lakes, and the OhiO DIVISIOn of Wildltle stocked them wtth bass, blueg il l, northern pike and muskie. If you love to camp, or h1ke, or ftshor JUSI get back to nature- come to SPE'',K lNG OF Hair by KAY Along w1th 1he new creations in hair styl1ng ' are the hatr fashtons of the past. v-rhich have ' not disappeared , but s1mply • achte'v'~d new vanat1ons Ohio Power Re c reation land (some folks call it "Re-creatton-land"l). ' You can tour or vtsit or vacatton. It's all free. Becaus~ our people care about the total environment . _ , from I he generation of electncity for your everyday needs and pollution control .. _10 the development of Recreationland for your enJOyment Barney Beave r suggests you stop al the nearest Ohto 1 Power Company offtce and ptck up your free cam ptng permit. Take a new lease orl life! " -, games and refreshments Attendwg were the Rev. Clyde Henderson, F'led Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ebhn, Mr and Mrs. Eshe Mossman, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Colmer, Jim Farley, Patty Michael, Paulette Leach, Mam1e Stephenson, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen McClung SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Randolph, Jr., Chillicothe, are announcing the b~rth of the!r first child, a son, Bnan Allen, April 7 weighmg 6 lbs., 10 ozs. Maternal gra ndparents are Mr and Mrs. Roy Allen Sayre, Rae me ; and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Clarence Randolph, Sr., Rt. 3, Pomeroy. H1s maternal greatgrandmother 1s Mrs. Rosa McClaskey, Newark, and the paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Inez A. Randolph, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Mrs. Randolph IS the former Brenda Sayre, Racme . HOST PARTY Mr and Mrs Elza Gilmore. Jr., Lincoln Hts, hosted an Easter dinner party Saturday night. The1r guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore, Lake Villa, Ill ; Roger G1lmore, Colwnbus; R1ck Gilmore and Mike Gilmore, at home, and M1ss Debbte Avey, Albany, <1 4 E se'cONO ST. POMEROY, OHIO ' ' ' ' -. ·t /. .I . ·- \ .. , -I ' 'I I I. ., - I \ I . I 1- ' .. ... . afternoon by Mrs Barbara Murray's JUmor scout troop. In the group were Lorra Wisecup , Tony a Taylor, Cleo Bego, Mary Beth Hawley, Melinda Thomas. Belmda Grunm, M1 chele McDamel, Barbara Whitlatch and Paul Cunmngham, members, w1th Klm Patterson and Julie Richards, guests Members absent were Roohy Sah, Jan Betzmg and Bat bara Grueser MIDDLF.PORT TROOP 39 A pract1ce session on outdoor carnpmg skills h1ghhghted a meetmg of Troup 39 Monda} mght at Heath Umtcd Method1st Church Tile girls d1v1ded mto tl~rce groups and lear ned the art of ou tdoor f~re bUlldmg, how to waterproof matches. make kaper charts, lie square knots, make clove h1tches , and put up a clotheslme the g1rl scout way. · A w~ener roast postponed oy the cold damp weather w1ll be held at the Monday meetmg G1rls are to meet at the church and u.en hike to the park PTA hears pediatrician SALISBURY - Dr . G. W1lson Bowers, Jr • ped1atnc1an at the Holze r Medical Center , was guest speaker at a meetmg of th e Salisbury PTA Tuesday mghL Dr Bowers spoke on mental health and told of the serv1ces offered through the Jackson Me1gs - Galha commumty mental health centers TI1e one· m Me1gs County unt1l this week has been located at Veterans Memolial Hosp1tal, and a new locatwn for the community chmc IS e xpect~d to be announced th iS week. New off1cers mstalled by Ronald Browmng at the meetmg were Dale Colburn, president, Donna Hatfie ld, VICe pres1dent; Mrs Carol Ohhnger, secretary; and Carol Kennedy, treasurer The PTA gave $50 to the sllrth grade class for " pleas ure money" smce th1s IS their !mal year at the school, and $15 to each of the teachers for supplies John L1sle , principal, discussed the annual held day I•.rBo,ttlina Company Middleport ,, ' Select officers Comrnumon was g1ven m celebratiOn of the Eucharist by the Rev Dwight Zav1tz at the Tuesday mght meetwg of Group I! of the Middleport F~rst Umted Presbytenan Church. Members and two gucst.s, Mrs Mildred McDamel and Mrs Edwm Stem, met at the home of Mrs Paul Haptonstall. Mrs. Jean Moore pres1ded at the meeting w1th devotwns bemg g1ven by Mrs Elizabeth Burkett Refreshments were served precedmg the com- 592-6238 RE;GULARLY s 1.98 NOW · s1,49 YD. MIDOlfi'OftT OHIO Q_ift GBool\§ For· Grad~ti,on I l lil' h \ 1. h1'HI • !, ull e!;C • ,\I I I f( I li [ L\ ~ L ! 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Kesterson, Pomeroy, Daisy She was U.ken there WedAnkrom, Racine; Gregory nesday after becommg 11l 60" WIDE P.S. Introducing... ~ 'b-<,.. ~~'¥'~~~ Grover, Pomeroy; James W P1ckens, Racine; Wilham Grucser, Middleport Discharges - BenJamin Kesteson, Sh~rley Will, Freda Lew1s, Rhonda Hudson, Clara Karr . BIGGEST SELECTION IN MEIGS COUNTY Get the most "mileage for jour money with a llassey-Ferguson tractor. All In Stock! 12-hp mode( uses only 1 gallon of gas per hour! As Low As • ' PHONE: Coo I for Sum mer and announced that 1t w11l be held some t1me the !ast week of school The unit voted to pay half on the nbbons for f~eld day awards. Followmg a talk by Bill Ch1appete, MGM d!stnct executlve, the PTA voted to sponsor a cub scout troop and a boy scout troop Glass for the trophy case will be purchased by the PI' A along Wllh a coat rack Mr s Ba•bara Fry and Mrs Lmda Pullins w11l audit the PTA books and Mrs Carol Kennedy, Mrs Marlene W1lson and M'rs. Darlene Casto Will rev1se the by-laws It was noted t11at the PTA w11l be ass1sted m paymg for the new stage curtam by the :·:·.·:·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:=:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Me~gs Local School Board. ' Don Jones, president of the L1sle announced that s1gn-up Bidwell Summer Baseball day for first grade IS May 1 League, today reminded 1974 The attendance awa rd went to participants that a signup the f1fth grade of Mrs Dorothy session is sc hedul ed Chaney Mrs. Delores W1ll. Saturday, beh•een 6 and 7 gave devotiOns and Girl Scout ne w h\ tS I I Jr I he wnsl p.m ., at the Bidweli·P~ncr Troop 100 led m the pledge to · ~:;:~,: ~ul chbands Elementary School. I! open the mectmg, I I r~s 11e,.lb -3 and dura . Saturday's sagnup is for Pee any Tw• s l 0 Flu wiJ!ch Wee and Little League l bra ccile l. an d no t. acorn ed 'I c l as~1c look ol HlC bu ck le players. Insurance fees for 11 vel lo w a1d staml e.,s s s!cc l Pee Wee boys 1s $3. Little l...eague insurance IS $4 "They Overcame Hearing Loss" or OUR SPECIAL SPECIAL! POLVESTER-COTTON KNITS meet Monday • Wrd~ Parkersburg She plans to return ~o he;- home m ChCste r ;md to her t•m ployrnent at the Metg s County lnftrmary some tune m May Coin chili to - Communion celebrated Multr-attachment versatility! Choose from over 40 attachmenls and implements that wilt do your chores faster and economically. Year ' round uttlity. Rotary t1 l lers , snowthrowers and blades uttl1ty tra11e rs you name 1t, MF has the equ•P· men t to do 1t Long-lastlog Reliable service and parts . Facto ry+tra•ned se rv1 ce men depencjability. Phon~ Massey-Ferguso~. ~~! :I all in stock for immediate MODERN SUPPLY THE STORE W 1TH , 992 1164 " AL 'L ~INOS ~cmeroy , 0 l OF STUFF" - FOR PE1S , STAB LES, LARGE & SMALL"ANIMALS LAWNS ·' .. ' ., Enhance every' room m your home with luxurY carpetrng at substanllal savings. deliveiy_.~. 'INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2635 AND GAR DEN S ' sq. yd. Cushionflor products by Congoleum Qualtty-butlt by World 's largest ":'anufaclurer of tractors. _ . . . _ 399 W Mam St 1 ' 99 KITCHEN -CARPET WITH FOAM· BACK ~u~~: ¢:rd $399_ F1naneing available from Massey-r-erguson. R1d1ng mowers and lawn / garden tractors . 5 to 14 hp bu 111 to the same qual1ty stan · dards as Massey· Ferguson !arm tractors Mower cutting w1dths 26" to 48 - '' ' ' Fifteen members of Mary Shnne 37, Wh1te Shnne of Je r u::;alem, atte nd ed th e Tuesday mght mstalla t1011 of off1cers of Lufayetw Shnne, Galllpohs. G01ng fr om Mary Shn ne were M1dg1e Abbott. ·worthy lug h pnestess, Allen Hughes . watchman of shepherd ~, Mrs Mary Hughes, Mr s M a r1c Ha"k ;ns. Mr s Ed1th Hu tSi npdlar , Mr s Cw r abel!c Rtley , Mr s Erma Yolw, M! s Evelyn r.rueser, Mr s Beatncc Robson, Mrs F:ls1e Housh, Mrs Stella Atkins , M1>. Pauline Atktns, Mr ss Ruhy NC'\\ off1ce rs \\ C!'C elected at Diehl, Mrs Nellie Casto dnd the <t nnual meetmg of the Pome roy Wome n' :; Bn\\ ling Mrs Nancy Van Meter Assoc tat1on f~lcded wet e Mr s Ann Thomc1s, prestdent \1r s Mt~x!n e Du~ cHl, rust \ \C(' prcsiclenl , Mrs Jccm W ~wner second v1ce pres1clenl Mrs Dwn e Hil wl ey, third \I re The OH KAN Co m Club w11l pt es tdent . Mrs Mar\ ln conduct a regular busmcss Wilcox. secr et~U} +trca s urer meetm g on Monday mght m the and M1 s Patty Ca r son. me et mg room s of the s£'/'ge a n t at at ms Co lumbus and Southern Oh1 o The new du cclot s t\ lcc te( J Eleetnc Company bmldmg on we re Mrs. Carolyn l)achnrr, Mill Street 1n Middleport. A M1 s !lett; Sm1th Mrs Pegg\ social hoW' and tradmg sessw n Houdashelt, Mr s Pc~tl y sta rtwg at 7 p m Will precede Wrllwm s and Mr s Apnl Sm1th the meetmg when out-of-to wn com dealers w1ll be presen t to buy. sell, and trade collectors' K~; VIV H. OP~;Ns Items NEW HAV EN, IV Va Recently elected club ofTh e re \\Ill be a rc vt vdl flee rs Will be mstalled, and a beg1nmng Apnl 22 at the first com auctiOn v.Il~ follow the meetmg Refreshments w1ll be Church of God w1 th U1e Rev served, and mterested citizens Jack F1 elds, Wekh. W Va , as evangelist Serv1ces will he~tn are mv1ted to attend at 7 30 p.m w1th Oennt s and Brenqa Weaver , featur ed srn gers There "'ill be specw l OAPSE TO MEET each mgh t Eve1yone 1s smgers Chapter 17 of Ohio InVIted Associauon of Pubhc School Employes w11l meet Monday at 7.30p m at Me1gs Jum or H1gh cafetena, Middleport The negot1atmg committee Will g1ve a report and a vote \\Ill be taken on a<:teptance. ll IS urged that all members attend th is meetmg STORI~S Willram S D1les Diles Heanng Atd Center R1vers1de Profess1onal Bldg 444 W. Union St , Athens ~ Roval Crown CHESTER - Mrs Barbara Sargent, Chester, mvolvecl m an e~utom obil e a~.:<: Id cnt on the ltac me-Pomeroy Road , March I, 1,.; able to be up and around now . She Js at the home uf het son and daughter-m-btw, Mr .1nd Mr s Hodncy F. Caul. Rt 1, Vln<:e nt. Mrs Sa rgent re m;;~ms llnrler the care of d bone !lpcclali sl 1n .12 SUCCESS lor yovr FREE COPY PHONE 992-7606 • '-~~~~~~~~~,·~.--I I'OMEROY JUNIOR SCOt.JT TROOP A h1ke to Beech Grove Cemetery was ta hn Wednesda} DINNER SET A potluck dinner and informal recepllon honormg the Rev. Fr. John Nadzam of the Sacred Heart Pansh w1ll be held at 6 p m. Sunday m the church basement Members of Sacred Heart Pansh and St. Joseph's Parish m Mason, W. Va., are mv1ted to attend. Bread and beverage well be furmshed and those are to take a covered dish. Come m . ' OHIO POWER COMPANY tel SALISBURY J UNIOR TROOP 100 Plans for a skatmg party - a mother-daughter affair - dt the Skate-a-Way Rmk Saturday were completed dur1ng a meet ing of the Salisbury .Jun1ors Tuesday mgh t Kath y Morns prestded at the mcetmg with the members giVIng the pledge to the flag and the g~rl scout prom1sc Lalli a Smith and Ca rol Morris gave the scnbe and treasurer's reports II Wit S noted that cookies w11l be delivered next week Nanc} Morns ga vc a talk on b1eycle safety and the troop dec1dcd to buy carnatiOns for their mothers on Mother's Uay Games were enJoyed followmg the meetmg Well known ce l eb rtl1e s from al l walks ,of l1fe te l l their pe r sondl ston es of trtumph tn th e ~r ,f,elds because the y O'Je rcame the1r heartng 1mpatrment Let us give your hair beauty and dtst1nct ion w •th one of the many new hair styles CHATEAU BEAIITV ~AI.ON F'IIIIJAY REVIVAl. now m progrt·ss at Laurel Chff F'rcc Method1st Church . 7 30 mghtly throug h Sundj)Y Sunday servi ces at 9 30 am . The He\ James Perry , e;angehst You th of the church In - charge of serv ices SIGN-UP Pee Wee L1ttle League 10 the Letart F'::dls area at 7 :10 p m at {.€tart sehool Parents urged to atte nd I SATURIJAY EASTERN BAND Banquet 7 p m at Eastern H1gh School Band member s, paren ts and fnends are mv1ted RJverv 1ev. area to furm sh dessert, Tup· · pers Plams area vegetables, Chester area sa lads w1th the band booster to furm sh the balance of the mea l Please bnng servmg spoons The1e Is no adm!sswn SUNDAY "YATHUBHUTHA" smgmg group fro'll Toledo at Heath Umted MethodiSt Church , Middleport , 2 :10 to 5 p.m. w1th dmner to follow Actm\sswn IS 75 cent.s m advance and $1 at the door For t1ckets m advance contact the Rev Steve Wilson at 949-2120 or the Rev B1ll Sydenstncker at 992-33!7 All ages welcome. DR SYLVESTER Pratt of Sierra Leone, West Afnca. w1ll be guest speaker at 7 30 p.m at the Ml. Hermon Umted Brethren m Chnst Church Slides will be shown Everyone 1s mv1ted to attend. WEEKEND Pr eac hin g Saturday and SWlday at Red Bush Church of Chnst Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 10 am Denver H11l, Foste r, W Va., w1ll be guest speaker Everyone w~lcome. LOCAL RESIDENTS of 1934 graduatmg class at Pomeroy H1gh School urged to meet at 2 p.m. at Pomeroy Legion HalL Plans for class reWllOn to be made REVIVAL, First Bapt1st Church, Rutland, now m progress th rough Sunday, 7 30 mghtly. The Rev Edward Buffington will be guest speaker . OFFICERS OF Pomeroy Chapter, 186, OES, SWlday, 2 p.m., at the Masomc Temple for in spectiOn practice · Members to take book of lnstrucllon. Second pract1ce at 6.30 p m. on Monday MONDAY SOUTHERN Athletic Boosters 7·30 p m. at the high school TUESDAY RACINE Amencan Legwn Auxiliary at Legwn Hall at 7 30· p.m. JUNIOR Amencan Legwn Aux1hary, 6.30 p m. FeeneyBennett Post 128 haiL AMERICAN Legion A.uxi~iary, Drew~Webster Post 39, 7 30 p m. Program on fore1gn relatwns with Joo Koo of South Korea , an Ohw Umvers1ty exchange student as guest speaker. Free Booklet espec rally prepar ed to e n courage A mer• ca ns of all ages who suffer from un:orrected or untreated h ean ng loss to seek help Unlike women of the past, when hatr stylmg was ·just begmn1ng , and deCISions were few because stvles were few , th'e mOdern woman of t oday has "numerous and var1ed styles from which to choose. She need not have her hair done like her neighbor'~ unless she so desires ' Florist I 1 Mrs . E lza Gilmore was V1cky, and a gift w11l be sent to hostess for a meetmg of the her The mystery box was also Sew-Rite-Sewmg Club Wed - brought by Mrs Hoffman nesday night at her Lmcoln Mrs. Lenora McKmght w11l Heights home . have the next meetmg at the Mrs. Nettie Boyer pres1ded club house. A sa lad course was at the meeting w1th Mrs. served by the hostess to those Gilmore and Mrs. Betty named and Mrs Sh1rley Ba1ty, Wehrung g!Vlng reports. Mrs. • Mrs. Flo Stnckland, Mrs Lucy Martha Hoffman distributed Wh1te, Mrs Pandora Collins, calendars to be used for a and a guest, Mrs Sandy Wh1te money-making proJect. These Blubecker were made by her daughter, 59. N. Second St. ' Mrs. Sargent recuperating PTA officers installed Sewing club meets Mrs. Millard Van Meter can bring happmess" Dudley's I PORTLAND -Off1cers were elected at a recent meeting of the Golden Age Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles H1lton, Portland. Mrs. H1lton was elected president; Harley West, v1ce pres1dent; Darrell Taylor , treasurer; and Mrs. Carol Taylor, secretary. Special guest for the meeting was Mrs. Jean Braun of the Senior Citizens Center-, Pomeroy, who talked about upcoming act1vities. Another guest was Mrs. Lillian Sm1th, Middleport, who showed slides THE MEIGS COUNTY FLOWERS Ph. 992 -203• I Club officers chosen E The At~n s Counry Savmas 6. loan Co FUNK'S SEED CORN FLOWERS OFFICE HOUR S 9·30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE: AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~T., POMEROY. Wi II be in their new office at the Farmers and · SEND OPTOMETRIST (with a little help from Ohio Power) 5 14 per cen t year pa1d on Regular Passbook Savmgs PIONEER SHIJ'T IN? · N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. ( 5) ilulf1Jere 'Buy It OR A thoug ht for the day Amencan poet James Russell Lowell sa 1d , "Who speaks the truth stabs fals~hood m the heart. " . ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohto w SOMEONE Ill Gardner, Theiss and Plants had the three Pirate h1ls. Lucas ~ tru ckout mne wh1le 1ssuwg SIX walks Gardner fanned 13_but y1elded 10 free pa sses Kyger Creek 1s 3-1 m the SVAC while North Gall1a dropped to 0-:1 1n the league Lmescore KygerCk 160 !21 1- 12 7 3 N Galha 030 0 0 0-- 3 3 4 Lu cas ( W1 and Hud so n Gardner 1 L) and Logan, Theiss j SHULER'S MARKET • " 5 - Tile Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Apnll9, 1974 Adult class has mee(ing 51f4% WHA Playoff Stand1n~s By Unt1ed Press lnfernat•onal Eastern D1V1 S10n Fmals (Best of Seven) w I Ch1cago 0 0 0 0 Toronto Mtnnesota Houston Tt'lursday's Games M1nn 5 Houston 4 (Only game schedu l ed) Today ' s Games (No games sc hedu l ed ) In 19721 U.S. warships in the Gulf of Tonkin were attacked by Commun1st MIGs and patrol boats. each ~tand•"gs Team w l 74 22 Royal Crown Bt lg Legar Monumen t S6 40 Fore st Run Block SJ •43 No 2 .44 52 32 64 Frtendly Tavern N Y Clolh 1ng HouSf! 29 67 Tea m .H 1gt1 Sertes - Royal Crow n Bottl1ng 1322 Team ++tgh Game - Royal rflwn Bottlmg 484 · H1gh Gvme B etty l nd m 1th 180, Isa b e ll e Couch 17 9 lnd Htg h Senes - I sab ell e Couch 472, Pandora Co llm s 471 Just Highest l 3 Western Conference F rna Is (Best-of -Seven I Western D•v•s•on Fmals (Best of Seven) The P~rate defense gave the Bobcats their £tnal two run s. In the f1fth , Tabor was safe on an error, stole second and th~rd and scored on another h1gh peg to rrrst. Two walks and an err or produced the !mal run Hud son and Arnett led the Bobcat batsmen w1th two hits Tuesday' Afternoon Apn l 9, 1974 No games . No gnnmtcks lnd•ana Thursday's Results lnd1ana 118 Utah 107 (Only game scheduled) Today 's Games (No Games Scheduled ) By United Press International Eastern Conference F1nals (Best of Seven) w. I Boston 2 0 New York 0 2 I uca s. ¥ n Wedn es day Early B•rd srandmgs Team W. l. Ben Tom Co r p 105 31 Helen 's Beauty Shop 102 34 Ber t ha's Grocery 61 75 Bawlmgs Auto Pa rt s 52 84 St ewar t Hardware 51 85 Roush ' s Landmg 37 99 Tearn Ht gh Game Rawl.ngs Auto Parts .485 Team H1gh Sert es ·- He len 's seau J s hop 23 57 l nd H1gh Game - Paultn e Fteld 206, Mary voss 205 lnd H1gh Se r1e s F to ss1e Ma)(son 503, Pau l me F 1elds and Mary Voss 500 242 N BA Playolf Standings Ser1es didn 't tru ly r epresent the chfference bet\\o een the teams as th e Bulls scored four pomts m the fmal seven seconds lo narrov. the final gap. "We couldn 't pu t the ball m the ocean,'' Bucks Coach Larry Costello smd, "and we gave lhem momentum It's amazmg how momentum can change Almost unbelievable "They didn 't g1ve up I don't know 1f Chicago can play any better than they played But I'm happ} w1 th two wms gomg back to Milwaukee. I feel that pressure is really on them now because we play good at home and we feel we can wm at home Bucks' supc1star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was the maJor cog 1n helpmg the Bucks seize the1r 20-pomt lead. He had 42 pomts for three quarters, but m the fourth quarter , when th e Bucks shootmg turn ed cold, he netted only two pmnts to wmd up with 44, two below Ius personal record for a playoff game Bulls Coach Dick Motta declared hlS team wa s 11 Up agamst it now," because It must go to Milwaukee and play some basketball "We've gut to chck on all cylinders," he sa1d ·'Each of us has got to do a httle more than we've been domg durmg the season We've ·got to shoot be tter than ou1 average and we've got to play a httle be tter defense. " The th1rd game of the senes will be played Saturday afternoon on natwnal tc lcvlSJOII. (imdner started the· c.:omcba ck With rl smgle to center M;Jrk Theiss also smgled se ndmg Gardner to second. Jeff Hollanbaugh walked loadmg tl1e bases and Ron Planl,, Pirate second baseman ~ foll owed w1th a two run smgle to lert Hollanbaug:1 was out at the plate on a fi elder's chou::e by Randy Patterson, bu t the th1 rd run sc ored on another fielder's ch01ce by B1ll Shaw. KC plated 1ts e1ghth run 1n the th~rd on a walk to Jeff Blazer, a grounder and smgle by Ron Roush Two more came m dunng the fourth frame on s m~les by Hudson and Arnett and a squeeze bunt by Tcn y W cdnc "> day Earl · Btrd Apnl10 , 1974 Sfandt ng s w. l . Tea m 105 23 Ben Tom Corp 96 32 He le n ' s Beau ty sno p 511 69 Ber lll a's Grocery 50 78 Rawl .ng s Au to Par t s 45 83 Sl ewnrl Hardw a r e 79 99 Rousp's Land mg Team H1gh Game ~ Ben Tom Cor p 922 Team Htgh Ser te s - . Ben Tom Co rp 2467 lnd H 1Qh Game lOL!t Se Harr• son 220, Mary Vo ss 207 lnd H1gh Se ne s ..... M?Jry Voss 558 F IOESte Max on 5.43 Oak 19, Robtnson, CalL Ell•~ Mator League L eader s Clev, Nett l es . ~Y a nO , Bur By Untted Pre ss lnl ernat.onal rou ghs, Tex 13 Lead1ng Batters P•lchtn9 , Nat•onal L.eague National League . P Ntekro, 9 ab r· h pet Gross, H ou 10 'l7 · 6 13 481 Atl , John and Sutton , LA 3 0 , M1lrWid . Ch1 6 19 .t 9 47 .4 Frall tng , (hi, D•erker, Hou , Unser Ph1l 9 30 8 14 467 Roger~ and Torrez, Mtt , Gar Krkpr ck , P 1t 11 16 3 7 438 man and M<Giottten, St L 2 o, Breeden , Mt l 5 16 3 7 4]8 Reed , All, Grtffin and Osteen, sca rc e, Phd, Bradley , Sc hn eck . NY 8 31 3 13 419 Hou H ebn er , P 1t 11 118 10 10 417 Ca ldwell and D'AcQU lS.tO, SF 2 Cey LA I ? 44 7 18 409 l Amepcan League. Btbby , Sng lln ,M tl 7 2? 7 9 409 Cedeno Hou 13 52 12 21 40 11 Tex 3 1 Palmer , Bait, Singer , Cal Colem an aru:l Hiller, Del, Amertcan League e-lyleven and g ab r . h pet Wr•ghl , Mtl M tnn , Kli ne , NY, Olt'v'a. Mm 8 0 10 .4 55 corbt n , Gnc h , Bal 9 32 S 14 438 Ftnger s and Hun terx ,Oak 2 0, Ca rel{!' Mm II 45 , 8 19 422 Lee , Bo s, Busby, K'C, Med 1C h S tottl emyr~. NY and Slntn . Cal 13 .46 11 18 191 and Gr•eve T ex 10 39 9 15 385 Jenktns. Tex 2 1. Ryan , Cal 2 2 Darwin , Mm 1 l 43 6 16 J?:i' Murcer , NY 12 .44 9 16 364 ChmbltS Cle 11 44 6 16 3611 JCI<~n.Oak 11 44 tO 16 364 M c Ra e KC 7 22 t1 8 364 H ome Run s Nat•onat League Wynn. LA 6 Garvey. LA and H eb ne r, P tl! Pomeroy, Ohio 4 Aaron Atl M 1tter wald , Ch1 and Perel. Cm 3 Amen<an League N et!l es, NY and Ja cks on Oak 6 Velegable and Flower Dun can Clev and Burrough s, Plants of All Kind. Te )( 5. Yastriemskt Bo s and RObin son , Cal J Rose Bushes, Seeds Runs Batted In & Fertilizer Nat •ona l leagu e Wynn LA 17 , Cedeno , H ou 16 W il l tams Ch• and Cey 'LA 13 Garvey, Open 7, Days a Week LA 11 Amencan League Ja c kson , L - - - -- - - - - - - - ' \ ' I, I' - I ' I ' . - �' - J 4- The D~1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., Apnll9. 1974 • • • Local Bowling Bobcats wz·n third zn· row, 12 to 3 Righthander Terry' Lucas yielded JUst three hits . Thursday night at B1dwell as Ky ger Creek posted its th.rd stra1ght diamond v1ctory. 12-3 over North Galha's Pirates. Lucas. 'a 1un1or making h1s f1rst start of the year. was m ser1ous trouble only once in the I ,u£.as Hr 1 ~1n I .tlf'~Js , :•ncl c oustn Tnn · , .ucas 1:1 single by T abo t and tnp les by Hudson ;tncl second mnmg_ when North the bat of c lean-up h1tter Clay Calha pushed aL r oss 1ts three r.uns Coach Jun Sprague's Bobcats took a 1-0 lead w1th an Hudson The Bobcats JWnped on left handet Jd<'k Gw dncr for Br ucc An 1ett, No1th Galh.t cut the lead to 7SI X I un s tn the st! COnd 3 m Its half of the mmng, The rail) began w1th wa lks to unearned run tn the fa st as ceoterfteldCI Lawrence Tabor reached on an error , stole th1rrl and scored on a sarnfice fly off Bucks outlast Week has double theme Bulls by 'two MASON -The double theme of National Library Week, April 21 through 27, is "Grow With Books'' and "Get it all Together, at your Library." The Mason County Court and the Town of Mason 1s bringing the privilege of Library service to the citizens of Mason through a small but well-stocked Bookmobile locatod at 2nd and Brown Streets, as an extensJon serv1ce of the Cabell CoWlty Pubhc Library. It h"-" reference, fiction and non-fiction for adults and juveniles, mystery and western books. ' The public is iav1ted to stop in at the little ''Blue Bookmobile" during Libraf) Week, Many years ago Thomas Jerferson said, "I cannot live without books." Let books enrich your life!, said Evelyn Proffitt and Joan Varian, librarians. CHICAGO ( UPl1 -- A Chicago Bulls rally that fell short left the Milwaukee Bucks "happy \\l th two Y;ms gomg back to Milwaukee" today for the th1rd game of the1r Natwnal Basketball Assocwt1on playoff senes. The Bucks had a 20-pmnt lead m the th1rd penod and finally won 113-lll to take a 2~ lead m games m thetr best-{)f· seven series But the two.pomt difference in the !mal score POMEROY BOWliNG LANES Wednesday Early Ml)ced l eague Week of Apnl 10, 1974 Standmgs Won Lost Regatta In 88 40 Ztde s Sport Shop 72 56 Young 's Mkt 70 58 Tenf h Framer s 06 62 Ne lson's Drugs 50 78 Sm 1th Nelson Mot 4 2 86 H1 gh lnd Game ( Men ) Wtl l ard Boyer 245, A L Phelps Jt 233 (Wome n ) Maxtne Dugan 196 L tnda W1nebrenner 195 Team Htgh Game - Ne lsons Drug s 743 H igh tn d Ser. es - ( Menl A l Ph elps, Jr 607 , Russ Can,on 575 , (Wome n ) L mda W1net:renner 564 Betty Sm 1th Eastern last in track meet EASTERN - The Eastern H1gh track team, far below the lea~ers in the held, fimshed sixth m a s1x team mee t at Federal Hocking Thursday afternoon. The Eagles racked up 41 points, as compared to Nelsonville-York, wmner of the meet, which amassed 135 Federal Hockmg was second witb 120, followed by Vinton County 70, Miller 48, Waterford 42 and Eastern. The Eagles were agair. led by speedy Terry Smith who won three events, the 100 yd dash, 220 yd dash and 440 yd run. Rick Causey placed s1xth m the pole vault, John Smith sixth in the 180 low hurdles , and Robert Harris fimshed third in the two mile run . The 880 relay team placed fifth, while the mile relay squad fmished sixth. The results are as fo l low s Long Jump woodson INYJ , Driggs fFHL Coza d (VC), Kearns {Wl , Gutstnger (M), and Faris {VC) D i stance, 19' 9 1/ / ' , H1gh Jump Cozad {VCJ. Lackey (FH). Flowers ( NY ). Burchf~eld (NY). Shank s tFH~. and Cunntngham (Wl Height , 5'6" Pole Vault ~ Cozad (VCJ. GueSS \FH! , OtXIOn (V() Terrwll l tger { NY ) Washburn CFH) and Causey IEJ , Hetght. H)' ' St'lot Pur Barber ( NY ), B 1se IFHJ. We st ( VCl. Alf ter (NY), Htnlon (W), and N1ce (VC) Dtstance 39'5 " DISCUS - M CWi lliams ( NY ), Shanks IFHI Knot ts I NY l Stl c kdom {MI 61se (FH\ and N•ce ( VCJ D •stance 120 7 · 120 H19h Hurdles - Lackey IFHL Pril chard I NY J. Stre et (M ), Wagoner (W ), Grow ( VC ), and Far1s (VC J Ttme , 16 45 IOOyd Da sh - T Smt fh\E I. Woodson (NYJ. Drtgg s (F H ) , Pterce (VC), Rodehaver (FH ), and Wagoner (Wl Ttme 10 55 M1le Run Sptcer ( M J. Standat l (NY), Allen (F H J, Wa l ker (NY), Thompson (M l. and Miller ( W J T1m e, 5 03 5 980 Relay - NY M , FH , VC. E, w T1me 1 .44 440yd Oast'I - T Sm1 th (E), Smathers fNYL Drtggs IFH J. Nice (VC) , Harty (NY J and Gamb l e ( VCJ T1m e, 54 25 180 Low Hurdles - L ackey (F H ), Cunn 1ngh a m (WJ Street (M ), Terrwlll1ger ( NY ) Wolfe fNYJ,andJ Sm•lh(E ) T1m e, 219 880 yd Run - Kearns (W L Brown (VC) . Standal l (NY) , Sp1cer (M l. Thompson (M J. and Walker (NYJ T1me 2 11 5 220 yd T Sm1th (E ), Smathers (NY ), Rodehaver (FH), McCabe (Ml, P1erce (VC),and Wagon er (WJ T1me 527 Team Htgh Rega tta In 2097 Tuesday Afternoon Apnl16, 1974 srand1ngs w l Team 74 30 Royal Crown Btlg 61 .4 ] Forest Run Block 58 .46 Legar Monument No 2 52 52 Frtendly Ta ve rn 38 66 29 75 N Y Clothm g Hou se Team H1gh Game - Forest Run Blo c k 473 Team Htgh Se r 1es - For es t Run Stoc k 1352 l nd Ht gh Game Betty Sm tlh 183, Pat Ca r son and Marylyn WIICO)( 110 lnd HtQil Senes Betty Sm lth 499 , Dorothy R 1le 457 TWO M1le Run - Stye r (W ), Coe (FHl. R Harr 1s {E) Walker (NY }, Jackson (FH), and Huck (W ) Ttme 11 01 1 M1le Relay __,. F H , NY VC, W , M. E . T1me 3 52 Pro Standings Interest Rates In The Area NHL Playoff Stand•ngs By Un1ted Press rnternat•onal w. 1. (Quarter-finals- Bes t of Se'v'en) M i lwaukee 2 0 w I. Ch•cago 0 2 x NY Ranger s Tttur-. day' s Results 24 '4 Mon t r eal Milwaukee 113 Chicago 111 (Only game sc heduled ) x Ph !Ia 4 0 Today's Games 0 4 A tl anta New York at Boston (Only game scheduled) l Ch1 cago 0 Boston 0 l x Clm ched senes . ABA Playolf Stand•ngs Tttursday 's R esutrs By United Press International NY RangerS 5 Montreal 2 Eastern D1V1son F1nals ChiCago 4 Bos ton 2 (Best of Seven Today's Games w. I I No Games Sc heduled ) 3 0 New York 0 3 Kentucky w I 3 l Utah Party post asked George W. Coen, 209 E Mulberry Street, Lancaster, a member of the law firm of Coen, Turpin & Wexler, appomted by Governor Gilligan "-" the law member to the Ohw Commission on Aging, a Gov. Lausche appomtee to the State Library Board, and cha~rman of the Fairfield CoWlty 648 Mental Health and Retardation Board, is a candidate from the loth D1stnct for delegate to the 1974Conference on Democrallc P!'rty Orgaruzation and Policy. • No MmAmum Int er es t from date of depos tl to dafe of wtthdrawal. Interest compounded quarter ly Western D•v• s•o n Fmals (Best of Sevenl All A cco unts Insured To $70,000 by FSLIC 1 o "Your thoughtfulness ASCS OFFICE Bank & Savings Company 211 W. Second St., For All Occasions Pomeroy, as of We Wire Flowers Everywhere 992-2039 APRIL 15, 1974 Pomeroy Flower Shop CHESTER - Chester PTA met at the school Tuesday w1th Mrs. Robert Woods conbuctmg the installallon of off1cers for the 1974-75 school year Installed •were Mrs. Demaree Sexson, prestdent, Mrs. James Thomas, vice prestdent; Mrs John R1ebel. secretary, and ¥rs. Max Eichinger, tr easurer. Delegates to the Me1gs County Counc1l of Parents and Teachers mstalled were Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs James Folmer and Mrs. Larry Clark. Delegates unable to be present for the installatiOn were Mrs Raymond Ohver and Mr5 B11l Grueser Mrs. Robert Elberfeld, retiring president, opened :he meeting w1th the pledge and the PTA prayer . A letter was read from Sen Robert Ta It, Jr., concernmg exemptwn o£ Ohio from Dayhght Savmgs Time from Deeen:ber through March. Mrs. Howard Parker reported on recent County Council meeting, and announced that the next one Will be May 2 at the · R1verv1ew School The Chesler umt. w1th Mrs E1r hw ge r as cha1r· WOman. Will have Charge Of the cultural arts display at the D1stnct 16 spnng conference Ht Middleport May 4 It wa < agreed that the PTA Will serve the Chester Alumna banque t Menu and pri ce of the mea I will be ann oqnccd latet Room count was won by Mr s. Wilma Parker's fir st grade class, w1th Mr s Eleano r Kn1 ght' s th1rd and fourth tak10g second pla ce. John R1ebel spoke bnefly on the progress of the new jumor h1gh bUlldmg noting that 1t 1s neanng comple ti on M1ss Melame Beegle, cu ltu ra l arts chairwoman, thanked the fa culty, students, parents and her committee for the cooperatiOn extended throughout the project. The un1t extended thank s to M1ss Beegle and her comm1ttee for the1r work m the cultural arts program The proJects were displayed for parental v1ewmg. Seventh grade mothers served refrcshment.s. Ph. 992 -5721 of her travels Mus1c was provided by Mr and Mrs Taylor. At the potluck dinner wh1ch preceded_the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morehead, Mr. and Mrs Harley West, Mr. and Mrs Darrell Taylor, Roy Bush, Mrs. Mary Circle, Mrs Hattie Powell, Mrs Ethel Johnson, Mrs, Kathleen Ward , Mrs Eunie Brmker, and Mrs Dess1e Patterson. Ne<) meeting will be May 8 at the H1lton home. All senwr Citizens are 1nv1ted to attend Ways of building the Sunday School were discussed duringa meeting of the Adult Class of the Pomeroy Nazarene Church • at the church. Mrs. William stephenson gave prayer and there were · reports by Robert Eblin, secretary; and Barbara Colmer, treasurer. Revival was discussed. Mrs. Colmer took the respons1bihty to see that table supphes are available for the meetings. There was group smgmg, ,• \ L ACH ne wly mtnted day IS a new I. 0 1 VISITING AREA Mrs. Mathe Chasteen, Toronto, is here vis1ting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Junior. Chasteen of near Vinton, and her granddaughter, Mrs. Shirley Roush, Middleport. ' begtnmng for 'man and the land , here in Ohto Power's 35,000-acre Recreat tonl a nd 1n So uth eas tern Oh 10. It 's hard to be lteve that these thick, green for ests and sparkl ing la kes were created on land once mmed for coal, but they were And the renewal never stops. After an area IS mined, new seedlings a re planted and lt fe contin.ues its cycle. We 've planted over 34 mtllion trees smce 1944-alder, sycamore, ptne , oak, black walnut, silver maple We graded old ,mine dtggings, smoot hed and seeded ther:n to make grassy, rollmg hills. We scooped out areas for 320 pon ds and lakes, and the OhiO DIVISIOn of Wildltle stocked them wtth bass, blueg il l, northern pike and muskie. If you love to camp, or h1ke, or ftshor JUSI get back to nature- come to SPE'',K lNG OF Hair by KAY Along w1th 1he new creations in hair styl1ng ' are the hatr fashtons of the past. v-rhich have ' not disappeared , but s1mply • achte'v'~d new vanat1ons Ohio Power Re c reation land (some folks call it "Re-creatton-land"l). ' You can tour or vtsit or vacatton. It's all free. Becaus~ our people care about the total environment . _ , from I he generation of electncity for your everyday needs and pollution control .. _10 the development of Recreationland for your enJOyment Barney Beave r suggests you stop al the nearest Ohto 1 Power Company offtce and ptck up your free cam ptng permit. Take a new lease orl life! " -, games and refreshments Attendwg were the Rev. Clyde Henderson, F'led Pullins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ebhn, Mr and Mrs. Eshe Mossman, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Colmer, Jim Farley, Patty Michael, Paulette Leach, Mam1e Stephenson, and Mr. and Mrs. Glen McClung SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Randolph, Jr., Chillicothe, are announcing the b~rth of the!r first child, a son, Bnan Allen, April 7 weighmg 6 lbs., 10 ozs. Maternal gra ndparents are Mr and Mrs. Roy Allen Sayre, Rae me ; and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs Clarence Randolph, Sr., Rt. 3, Pomeroy. H1s maternal greatgrandmother 1s Mrs. Rosa McClaskey, Newark, and the paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Inez A. Randolph, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Mrs. Randolph IS the former Brenda Sayre, Racme . HOST PARTY Mr and Mrs Elza Gilmore. Jr., Lincoln Hts, hosted an Easter dinner party Saturday night. The1r guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore, Lake Villa, Ill ; Roger G1lmore, Colwnbus; R1ck Gilmore and Mike Gilmore, at home, and M1ss Debbte Avey, Albany, <1 4 E se'cONO ST. POMEROY, OHIO ' ' ' ' -. ·t /. .I . ·- \ .. , -I ' 'I I I. ., - I \ I . I 1- ' .. ... . afternoon by Mrs Barbara Murray's JUmor scout troop. In the group were Lorra Wisecup , Tony a Taylor, Cleo Bego, Mary Beth Hawley, Melinda Thomas. Belmda Grunm, M1 chele McDamel, Barbara Whitlatch and Paul Cunmngham, members, w1th Klm Patterson and Julie Richards, guests Members absent were Roohy Sah, Jan Betzmg and Bat bara Grueser MIDDLF.PORT TROOP 39 A pract1ce session on outdoor carnpmg skills h1ghhghted a meetmg of Troup 39 Monda} mght at Heath Umtcd Method1st Church Tile girls d1v1ded mto tl~rce groups and lear ned the art of ou tdoor f~re bUlldmg, how to waterproof matches. make kaper charts, lie square knots, make clove h1tches , and put up a clotheslme the g1rl scout way. · A w~ener roast postponed oy the cold damp weather w1ll be held at the Monday meetmg G1rls are to meet at the church and u.en hike to the park PTA hears pediatrician SALISBURY - Dr . G. W1lson Bowers, Jr • ped1atnc1an at the Holze r Medical Center , was guest speaker at a meetmg of th e Salisbury PTA Tuesday mghL Dr Bowers spoke on mental health and told of the serv1ces offered through the Jackson Me1gs - Galha commumty mental health centers TI1e one· m Me1gs County unt1l this week has been located at Veterans Memolial Hosp1tal, and a new locatwn for the community chmc IS e xpect~d to be announced th iS week. New off1cers mstalled by Ronald Browmng at the meetmg were Dale Colburn, president, Donna Hatfie ld, VICe pres1dent; Mrs Carol Ohhnger, secretary; and Carol Kennedy, treasurer The PTA gave $50 to the sllrth grade class for " pleas ure money" smce th1s IS their !mal year at the school, and $15 to each of the teachers for supplies John L1sle , principal, discussed the annual held day I•.rBo,ttlina Company Middleport ,, ' Select officers Comrnumon was g1ven m celebratiOn of the Eucharist by the Rev Dwight Zav1tz at the Tuesday mght meetwg of Group I! of the Middleport F~rst Umted Presbytenan Church. Members and two gucst.s, Mrs Mildred McDamel and Mrs Edwm Stem, met at the home of Mrs Paul Haptonstall. Mrs. Jean Moore pres1ded at the meeting w1th devotwns bemg g1ven by Mrs Elizabeth Burkett Refreshments were served precedmg the com- 592-6238 RE;GULARLY s 1.98 NOW · s1,49 YD. MIDOlfi'OftT OHIO Q_ift GBool\§ For· Grad~ti,on I l lil' h \ 1. h1'HI • !, ull e!;C • ,\I I I f( I li [ L\ ~ L ! '-I \1()\ IIJ ( , uldl l! tc h s , ll ud <.t td lt d t ~., h\ L• 'll' ~ ( 1 ( ,tld \1d l \ 1!111 h ln\.. 1.~1111 1 lil t.: <, .,.tc ~·' "1 h ~ .t uthnr \..tu '"' ' llh' 111 11 111 p ( \ tl llllt ! llll LIT it kr •d,lllll'> tllu r ttl l\:r L\ f ., 1!11, 1 1~ ,!lld .1 \ flll,t ll t•n ., \ d u.d 1 1"d 111 1. ludul ( ,tl th< •x..:d I, I II IH,: ~ )o l f the Buckle .. "'~Ldoesn newwa S2.9' • A"·OI I II H I \ \S I L h \li l \ II > ( •llh it Ime' ft l r { <l ll t.:l! t' ( .r .ulu .tlc'> h I '' II~'> P l .ddtt t:ll ', oltl tld tl l\ll c .tlld pr ,tl Ill d 111"!Jth ft 1 Ill ~ ~o-n l I n:~.: l! l.tdu 1l1 It t' Ill 111 tram t::\ p ~ r• ~nu d I ·s-~ mumun by Mrs Haptonstall and Mrs Don Lowery r., t• •un ,l't.•r ~' "ll tnt lud l d (,tf r S2 , ~d 9~ MIDDLEPORT ·BOOK STORE :·:·:·: :::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:···:·:·::;.·.;.;: IN HOSPITAL Mrs L W Mc Comas , Middleport, is a heart patient Veterans Memorial Hospital Admiss ions . - BenJamin at the Holzer Med1cal Center. Kesterson, Pomeroy, Daisy She was U.ken there WedAnkrom, Racine; Gregory nesday after becommg 11l 60" WIDE P.S. Introducing... ~ 'b-<,.. ~~'¥'~~~ Grover, Pomeroy; James W P1ckens, Racine; Wilham Grucser, Middleport Discharges - BenJamin Kesteson, Sh~rley Will, Freda Lew1s, Rhonda Hudson, Clara Karr . BIGGEST SELECTION IN MEIGS COUNTY Get the most "mileage for jour money with a llassey-Ferguson tractor. All In Stock! 12-hp mode( uses only 1 gallon of gas per hour! As Low As • ' PHONE: Coo I for Sum mer and announced that 1t w11l be held some t1me the !ast week of school The unit voted to pay half on the nbbons for f~eld day awards. Followmg a talk by Bill Ch1appete, MGM d!stnct executlve, the PTA voted to sponsor a cub scout troop and a boy scout troop Glass for the trophy case will be purchased by the PI' A along Wllh a coat rack Mr s Ba•bara Fry and Mrs Lmda Pullins w11l audit the PTA books and Mrs Carol Kennedy, Mrs Marlene W1lson and M'rs. Darlene Casto Will rev1se the by-laws It was noted t11at the PTA w11l be ass1sted m paymg for the new stage curtam by the :·:·.·:·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:=:·:·:·:·:=:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· Me~gs Local School Board. ' Don Jones, president of the L1sle announced that s1gn-up Bidwell Summer Baseball day for first grade IS May 1 League, today reminded 1974 The attendance awa rd went to participants that a signup the f1fth grade of Mrs Dorothy session is sc hedul ed Chaney Mrs. Delores W1ll. Saturday, beh•een 6 and 7 gave devotiOns and Girl Scout ne w h\ tS I I Jr I he wnsl p.m ., at the Bidweli·P~ncr Troop 100 led m the pledge to · ~:;:~,: ~ul chbands Elementary School. I! open the mectmg, I I r~s 11e,.lb -3 and dura . Saturday's sagnup is for Pee any Tw• s l 0 Flu wiJ!ch Wee and Little League l bra ccile l. an d no t. acorn ed 'I c l as~1c look ol HlC bu ck le players. Insurance fees for 11 vel lo w a1d staml e.,s s s!cc l Pee Wee boys 1s $3. Little l...eague insurance IS $4 "They Overcame Hearing Loss" or OUR SPECIAL SPECIAL! POLVESTER-COTTON KNITS meet Monday • Wrd~ Parkersburg She plans to return ~o he;- home m ChCste r ;md to her t•m ployrnent at the Metg s County lnftrmary some tune m May Coin chili to - Communion celebrated Multr-attachment versatility! Choose from over 40 attachmenls and implements that wilt do your chores faster and economically. Year ' round uttlity. Rotary t1 l lers , snowthrowers and blades uttl1ty tra11e rs you name 1t, MF has the equ•P· men t to do 1t Long-lastlog Reliable service and parts . Facto ry+tra•ned se rv1 ce men depencjability. Phon~ Massey-Ferguso~. ~~! :I all in stock for immediate MODERN SUPPLY THE STORE W 1TH , 992 1164 " AL 'L ~INOS ~cmeroy , 0 l OF STUFF" - FOR PE1S , STAB LES, LARGE & SMALL"ANIMALS LAWNS ·' .. ' ., Enhance every' room m your home with luxurY carpetrng at substanllal savings. deliveiy_.~. 'INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT PH. 992-2635 AND GAR DEN S ' sq. yd. Cushionflor products by Congoleum Qualtty-butlt by World 's largest ":'anufaclurer of tractors. _ . . . _ 399 W Mam St 1 ' 99 KITCHEN -CARPET WITH FOAM· BACK ~u~~: ¢:rd $399_ F1naneing available from Massey-r-erguson. R1d1ng mowers and lawn / garden tractors . 5 to 14 hp bu 111 to the same qual1ty stan · dards as Massey· Ferguson !arm tractors Mower cutting w1dths 26" to 48 - '' ' ' Fifteen members of Mary Shnne 37, Wh1te Shnne of Je r u::;alem, atte nd ed th e Tuesday mght mstalla t1011 of off1cers of Lufayetw Shnne, Galllpohs. G01ng fr om Mary Shn ne were M1dg1e Abbott. ·worthy lug h pnestess, Allen Hughes . watchman of shepherd ~, Mrs Mary Hughes, Mr s M a r1c Ha"k ;ns. Mr s Ed1th Hu tSi npdlar , Mr s Cw r abel!c Rtley , Mr s Erma Yolw, M! s Evelyn r.rueser, Mr s Beatncc Robson, Mrs F:ls1e Housh, Mrs Stella Atkins , M1>. Pauline Atktns, Mr ss Ruhy NC'\\ off1ce rs \\ C!'C elected at Diehl, Mrs Nellie Casto dnd the <t nnual meetmg of the Pome roy Wome n' :; Bn\\ ling Mrs Nancy Van Meter Assoc tat1on f~lcded wet e Mr s Ann Thomc1s, prestdent \1r s Mt~x!n e Du~ cHl, rust \ \C(' prcsiclenl , Mrs Jccm W ~wner second v1ce pres1clenl Mrs Dwn e Hil wl ey, third \I re The OH KAN Co m Club w11l pt es tdent . Mrs Mar\ ln conduct a regular busmcss Wilcox. secr et~U} +trca s urer meetm g on Monday mght m the and M1 s Patty Ca r son. me et mg room s of the s£'/'ge a n t at at ms Co lumbus and Southern Oh1 o The new du cclot s t\ lcc te( J Eleetnc Company bmldmg on we re Mrs. Carolyn l)achnrr, Mill Street 1n Middleport. A M1 s !lett; Sm1th Mrs Pegg\ social hoW' and tradmg sessw n Houdashelt, Mr s Pc~tl y sta rtwg at 7 p m Will precede Wrllwm s and Mr s Apnl Sm1th the meetmg when out-of-to wn com dealers w1ll be presen t to buy. sell, and trade collectors' K~; VIV H. OP~;Ns Items NEW HAV EN, IV Va Recently elected club ofTh e re \\Ill be a rc vt vdl flee rs Will be mstalled, and a beg1nmng Apnl 22 at the first com auctiOn v.Il~ follow the meetmg Refreshments w1ll be Church of God w1 th U1e Rev served, and mterested citizens Jack F1 elds, Wekh. W Va , as evangelist Serv1ces will he~tn are mv1ted to attend at 7 30 p.m w1th Oennt s and Brenqa Weaver , featur ed srn gers There "'ill be specw l OAPSE TO MEET each mgh t Eve1yone 1s smgers Chapter 17 of Ohio InVIted Associauon of Pubhc School Employes w11l meet Monday at 7.30p m at Me1gs Jum or H1gh cafetena, Middleport The negot1atmg committee Will g1ve a report and a vote \\Ill be taken on a<:teptance. ll IS urged that all members attend th is meetmg STORI~S Willram S D1les Diles Heanng Atd Center R1vers1de Profess1onal Bldg 444 W. Union St , Athens ~ Roval Crown CHESTER - Mrs Barbara Sargent, Chester, mvolvecl m an e~utom obil e a~.:<: Id cnt on the ltac me-Pomeroy Road , March I, 1,.; able to be up and around now . She Js at the home uf het son and daughter-m-btw, Mr .1nd Mr s Hodncy F. Caul. Rt 1, Vln<:e nt. Mrs Sa rgent re m;;~ms llnrler the care of d bone !lpcclali sl 1n .12 SUCCESS lor yovr FREE COPY PHONE 992-7606 • '-~~~~~~~~~,·~.--I I'OMEROY JUNIOR SCOt.JT TROOP A h1ke to Beech Grove Cemetery was ta hn Wednesda} DINNER SET A potluck dinner and informal recepllon honormg the Rev. Fr. John Nadzam of the Sacred Heart Pansh w1ll be held at 6 p m. Sunday m the church basement Members of Sacred Heart Pansh and St. Joseph's Parish m Mason, W. Va., are mv1ted to attend. Bread and beverage well be furmshed and those are to take a covered dish. Come m . ' OHIO POWER COMPANY tel SALISBURY J UNIOR TROOP 100 Plans for a skatmg party - a mother-daughter affair - dt the Skate-a-Way Rmk Saturday were completed dur1ng a meet ing of the Salisbury .Jun1ors Tuesday mgh t Kath y Morns prestded at the mcetmg with the members giVIng the pledge to the flag and the g~rl scout prom1sc Lalli a Smith and Ca rol Morris gave the scnbe and treasurer's reports II Wit S noted that cookies w11l be delivered next week Nanc} Morns ga vc a talk on b1eycle safety and the troop dec1dcd to buy carnatiOns for their mothers on Mother's Uay Games were enJoyed followmg the meetmg Well known ce l eb rtl1e s from al l walks ,of l1fe te l l their pe r sondl ston es of trtumph tn th e ~r ,f,elds because the y O'Je rcame the1r heartng 1mpatrment Let us give your hair beauty and dtst1nct ion w •th one of the many new hair styles CHATEAU BEAIITV ~AI.ON F'IIIIJAY REVIVAl. now m progrt·ss at Laurel Chff F'rcc Method1st Church . 7 30 mghtly throug h Sundj)Y Sunday servi ces at 9 30 am . The He\ James Perry , e;angehst You th of the church In - charge of serv ices SIGN-UP Pee Wee L1ttle League 10 the Letart F'::dls area at 7 :10 p m at {.€tart sehool Parents urged to atte nd I SATURIJAY EASTERN BAND Banquet 7 p m at Eastern H1gh School Band member s, paren ts and fnends are mv1ted RJverv 1ev. area to furm sh dessert, Tup· · pers Plams area vegetables, Chester area sa lads w1th the band booster to furm sh the balance of the mea l Please bnng servmg spoons The1e Is no adm!sswn SUNDAY "YATHUBHUTHA" smgmg group fro'll Toledo at Heath Umted MethodiSt Church , Middleport , 2 :10 to 5 p.m. w1th dmner to follow Actm\sswn IS 75 cent.s m advance and $1 at the door For t1ckets m advance contact the Rev Steve Wilson at 949-2120 or the Rev B1ll Sydenstncker at 992-33!7 All ages welcome. DR SYLVESTER Pratt of Sierra Leone, West Afnca. w1ll be guest speaker at 7 30 p.m at the Ml. Hermon Umted Brethren m Chnst Church Slides will be shown Everyone 1s mv1ted to attend. WEEKEND Pr eac hin g Saturday and SWlday at Red Bush Church of Chnst Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 10 am Denver H11l, Foste r, W Va., w1ll be guest speaker Everyone w~lcome. LOCAL RESIDENTS of 1934 graduatmg class at Pomeroy H1gh School urged to meet at 2 p.m. at Pomeroy Legion HalL Plans for class reWllOn to be made REVIVAL, First Bapt1st Church, Rutland, now m progress th rough Sunday, 7 30 mghtly. The Rev Edward Buffington will be guest speaker . OFFICERS OF Pomeroy Chapter, 186, OES, SWlday, 2 p.m., at the Masomc Temple for in spectiOn practice · Members to take book of lnstrucllon. Second pract1ce at 6.30 p m. on Monday MONDAY SOUTHERN Athletic Boosters 7·30 p m. at the high school TUESDAY RACINE Amencan Legwn Auxiliary at Legwn Hall at 7 30· p.m. JUNIOR Amencan Legwn Aux1hary, 6.30 p m. FeeneyBennett Post 128 haiL AMERICAN Legion A.uxi~iary, Drew~Webster Post 39, 7 30 p m. Program on fore1gn relatwns with Joo Koo of South Korea , an Ohw Umvers1ty exchange student as guest speaker. Free Booklet espec rally prepar ed to e n courage A mer• ca ns of all ages who suffer from un:orrected or untreated h ean ng loss to seek help Unlike women of the past, when hatr stylmg was ·just begmn1ng , and deCISions were few because stvles were few , th'e mOdern woman of t oday has "numerous and var1ed styles from which to choose. She need not have her hair done like her neighbor'~ unless she so desires ' Florist I 1 Mrs . E lza Gilmore was V1cky, and a gift w11l be sent to hostess for a meetmg of the her The mystery box was also Sew-Rite-Sewmg Club Wed - brought by Mrs Hoffman nesday night at her Lmcoln Mrs. Lenora McKmght w11l Heights home . have the next meetmg at the Mrs. Nettie Boyer pres1ded club house. A sa lad course was at the meeting w1th Mrs. served by the hostess to those Gilmore and Mrs. Betty named and Mrs Sh1rley Ba1ty, Wehrung g!Vlng reports. Mrs. • Mrs. Flo Stnckland, Mrs Lucy Martha Hoffman distributed Wh1te, Mrs Pandora Collins, calendars to be used for a and a guest, Mrs Sandy Wh1te money-making proJect. These Blubecker were made by her daughter, 59. N. Second St. ' Mrs. Sargent recuperating PTA officers installed Sewing club meets Mrs. Millard Van Meter can bring happmess" Dudley's I PORTLAND -Off1cers were elected at a recent meeting of the Golden Age Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs Charles H1lton, Portland. Mrs. H1lton was elected president; Harley West, v1ce pres1dent; Darrell Taylor , treasurer; and Mrs. Carol Taylor, secretary. Special guest for the meeting was Mrs. Jean Braun of the Senior Citizens Center-, Pomeroy, who talked about upcoming act1vities. Another guest was Mrs. Lillian Sm1th, Middleport, who showed slides THE MEIGS COUNTY FLOWERS Ph. 992 -203• I Club officers chosen E The At~n s Counry Savmas 6. loan Co FUNK'S SEED CORN FLOWERS OFFICE HOUR S 9·30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE: AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ~T., POMEROY. Wi II be in their new office at the Farmers and · SEND OPTOMETRIST (with a little help from Ohio Power) 5 14 per cen t year pa1d on Regular Passbook Savmgs PIONEER SHIJ'T IN? · N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. ( 5) ilulf1Jere 'Buy It OR A thoug ht for the day Amencan poet James Russell Lowell sa 1d , "Who speaks the truth stabs fals~hood m the heart. " . ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohto w SOMEONE Ill Gardner, Theiss and Plants had the three Pirate h1ls. Lucas ~ tru ckout mne wh1le 1ssuwg SIX walks Gardner fanned 13_but y1elded 10 free pa sses Kyger Creek 1s 3-1 m the SVAC while North Gall1a dropped to 0-:1 1n the league Lmescore KygerCk 160 !21 1- 12 7 3 N Galha 030 0 0 0-- 3 3 4 Lu cas ( W1 and Hud so n Gardner 1 L) and Logan, Theiss j SHULER'S MARKET • " 5 - Tile Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Apnll9, 1974 Adult class has mee(ing 51f4% WHA Playoff Stand1n~s By Unt1ed Press lnfernat•onal Eastern D1V1 S10n Fmals (Best of Seven) w I Ch1cago 0 0 0 0 Toronto Mtnnesota Houston Tt'lursday's Games M1nn 5 Houston 4 (Only game schedu l ed) Today ' s Games (No games sc hedu l ed ) In 19721 U.S. warships in the Gulf of Tonkin were attacked by Commun1st MIGs and patrol boats. each ~tand•"gs Team w l 74 22 Royal Crown Bt lg Legar Monumen t S6 40 Fore st Run Block SJ •43 No 2 .44 52 32 64 Frtendly Tavern N Y Clolh 1ng HouSf! 29 67 Tea m .H 1gt1 Sertes - Royal Crow n Bottl1ng 1322 Team ++tgh Game - Royal rflwn Bottlmg 484 · H1gh Gvme B etty l nd m 1th 180, Isa b e ll e Couch 17 9 lnd Htg h Senes - I sab ell e Couch 472, Pandora Co llm s 471 Just Highest l 3 Western Conference F rna Is (Best-of -Seven I Western D•v•s•on Fmals (Best of Seven) The P~rate defense gave the Bobcats their £tnal two run s. In the f1fth , Tabor was safe on an error, stole second and th~rd and scored on another h1gh peg to rrrst. Two walks and an err or produced the !mal run Hud son and Arnett led the Bobcat batsmen w1th two hits Tuesday' Afternoon Apn l 9, 1974 No games . No gnnmtcks lnd•ana Thursday's Results lnd1ana 118 Utah 107 (Only game scheduled) Today 's Games (No Games Scheduled ) By United Press International Eastern Conference F1nals (Best of Seven) w. I Boston 2 0 New York 0 2 I uca s. ¥ n Wedn es day Early B•rd srandmgs Team W. l. Ben Tom Co r p 105 31 Helen 's Beauty Shop 102 34 Ber t ha's Grocery 61 75 Bawlmgs Auto Pa rt s 52 84 St ewar t Hardware 51 85 Roush ' s Landmg 37 99 Tearn Ht gh Game Rawl.ngs Auto Parts .485 Team H1gh Sert es ·- He len 's seau J s hop 23 57 l nd H1gh Game - Paultn e Fteld 206, Mary voss 205 lnd H1gh Se r1e s F to ss1e Ma)(son 503, Pau l me F 1elds and Mary Voss 500 242 N BA Playolf Standings Ser1es didn 't tru ly r epresent the chfference bet\\o een the teams as th e Bulls scored four pomts m the fmal seven seconds lo narrov. the final gap. "We couldn 't pu t the ball m the ocean,'' Bucks Coach Larry Costello smd, "and we gave lhem momentum It's amazmg how momentum can change Almost unbelievable "They didn 't g1ve up I don't know 1f Chicago can play any better than they played But I'm happ} w1 th two wms gomg back to Milwaukee. I feel that pressure is really on them now because we play good at home and we feel we can wm at home Bucks' supc1star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar was the maJor cog 1n helpmg the Bucks seize the1r 20-pomt lead. He had 42 pomts for three quarters, but m the fourth quarter , when th e Bucks shootmg turn ed cold, he netted only two pmnts to wmd up with 44, two below Ius personal record for a playoff game Bulls Coach Dick Motta declared hlS team wa s 11 Up agamst it now," because It must go to Milwaukee and play some basketball "We've gut to chck on all cylinders," he sa1d ·'Each of us has got to do a httle more than we've been domg durmg the season We've ·got to shoot be tter than ou1 average and we've got to play a httle be tter defense. " The th1rd game of the senes will be played Saturday afternoon on natwnal tc lcvlSJOII. (imdner started the· c.:omcba ck With rl smgle to center M;Jrk Theiss also smgled se ndmg Gardner to second. Jeff Hollanbaugh walked loadmg tl1e bases and Ron Planl,, Pirate second baseman ~ foll owed w1th a two run smgle to lert Hollanbaug:1 was out at the plate on a fi elder's chou::e by Randy Patterson, bu t the th1 rd run sc ored on another fielder's ch01ce by B1ll Shaw. KC plated 1ts e1ghth run 1n the th~rd on a walk to Jeff Blazer, a grounder and smgle by Ron Roush Two more came m dunng the fourth frame on s m~les by Hudson and Arnett and a squeeze bunt by Tcn y W cdnc "> day Earl · Btrd Apnl10 , 1974 Sfandt ng s w. l . Tea m 105 23 Ben Tom Corp 96 32 He le n ' s Beau ty sno p 511 69 Ber lll a's Grocery 50 78 Rawl .ng s Au to Par t s 45 83 Sl ewnrl Hardw a r e 79 99 Rousp's Land mg Team H1gh Game ~ Ben Tom Cor p 922 Team Htgh Ser te s - . Ben Tom Co rp 2467 lnd H 1Qh Game lOL!t Se Harr• son 220, Mary Vo ss 207 lnd H1gh Se ne s ..... M?Jry Voss 558 F IOESte Max on 5.43 Oak 19, Robtnson, CalL Ell•~ Mator League L eader s Clev, Nett l es . ~Y a nO , Bur By Untted Pre ss lnl ernat.onal rou ghs, Tex 13 Lead1ng Batters P•lchtn9 , Nat•onal L.eague National League . P Ntekro, 9 ab r· h pet Gross, H ou 10 'l7 · 6 13 481 Atl , John and Sutton , LA 3 0 , M1lrWid . Ch1 6 19 .t 9 47 .4 Frall tng , (hi, D•erker, Hou , Unser Ph1l 9 30 8 14 467 Roger~ and Torrez, Mtt , Gar Krkpr ck , P 1t 11 16 3 7 438 man and M<Giottten, St L 2 o, Breeden , Mt l 5 16 3 7 4]8 Reed , All, Grtffin and Osteen, sca rc e, Phd, Bradley , Sc hn eck . NY 8 31 3 13 419 Hou H ebn er , P 1t 11 118 10 10 417 Ca ldwell and D'AcQU lS.tO, SF 2 Cey LA I ? 44 7 18 409 l Amepcan League. Btbby , Sng lln ,M tl 7 2? 7 9 409 Cedeno Hou 13 52 12 21 40 11 Tex 3 1 Palmer , Bait, Singer , Cal Colem an aru:l Hiller, Del, Amertcan League e-lyleven and g ab r . h pet Wr•ghl , Mtl M tnn , Kli ne , NY, Olt'v'a. Mm 8 0 10 .4 55 corbt n , Gnc h , Bal 9 32 S 14 438 Ftnger s and Hun terx ,Oak 2 0, Ca rel{!' Mm II 45 , 8 19 422 Lee , Bo s, Busby, K'C, Med 1C h S tottl emyr~. NY and Slntn . Cal 13 .46 11 18 191 and Gr•eve T ex 10 39 9 15 385 Jenktns. Tex 2 1. Ryan , Cal 2 2 Darwin , Mm 1 l 43 6 16 J?:i' Murcer , NY 12 .44 9 16 364 ChmbltS Cle 11 44 6 16 3611 JCI<~n.Oak 11 44 tO 16 364 M c Ra e KC 7 22 t1 8 364 H ome Run s Nat•onat League Wynn. LA 6 Garvey. LA and H eb ne r, P tl! Pomeroy, Ohio 4 Aaron Atl M 1tter wald , Ch1 and Perel. Cm 3 Amen<an League N et!l es, NY and Ja cks on Oak 6 Velegable and Flower Dun can Clev and Burrough s, Plants of All Kind. Te )( 5. Yastriemskt Bo s and RObin son , Cal J Rose Bushes, Seeds Runs Batted In & Fertilizer Nat •ona l leagu e Wynn LA 17 , Cedeno , H ou 16 W il l tams Ch• and Cey 'LA 13 Garvey, Open 7, Days a Week LA 11 Amencan League Ja c kson , L - - - -- - - - - - - - ' \ ' I, I' - I ' I ' . - �- The Datly Sentmel Maddleport Pomeroy 0 April19 1974 6 - The Datly Sentmel Mtddleporl Pomet O) POMEROY POMEROY TRINIT Y Rev W H Per r n pa stor Roy Ma y er Sund a y sc hdo su p Ch ur c h s c hoo 9 5 a n wo r sh p s e v ce 10 2 a n You t h c ho r d a y 3 30 p m re t ea r sa M Qn und e r d ree l o of M ar y Sk nn er r eh earsal 7 30 p w 111 d Mr s sen o cho r Thursday Pa Ne a se r e c to r POMEROY CHURCH THE NAZARENE OF Corn er Un on an d Mulbe r y Rev C lyd e V H en d er son 1 as tor Sund ay Schoo 9 0 a m G en M cC l ung sup m or n g wor sh p 10 J() a m ev en ng serv ce 7 30 m d w ee k ser v ce Wed nes da y 7 JO p m GRACE EP S COPA L The R ev Ha r old Dee h rec tor Churc h se r v c es 0 30 am Ho y co m m un on f r s Sun day of n on th chur ch school 0 30 a m f or nu sery hr o ug h 2 ~ '• ' POMERO Y CHUR CH OF CHRIST - J ohn F Ams tu z pas or B b e sc hoo 9 30 a wo sh p 10 30 ad t.d t wo sh p serv ce an d young peop e s m e et n g ~ bot h 7 JO p Comb n ed 8 b le stu rl y an d prayer m ee ng Wednes d ay 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n ng off cer n c ha rge Sund ay 0 a n Ho n ess me~t ng 10 JO a m Sunday Sc hool Yo ung Peop e s Le g on 7 p m Thu r sd ay to 3 p m Lad les Hom e Le aque 7 Wolfpen News, Notes Mr Ra) Russe ll ot Lexmgton Ky was Thursdoy v1sttor of hts parents Mr and Mrs Ltncoln Ru ss~ ll Guy Russell of Columbus was Fnda) evemng vlst t OI of hts parents Mr and Mrs Lmcoln Russell Easter Sunday \lStlors of Mr and Mrs 1 mcol n Rossell were Mr and Mrs Chnton Gtlkey and Karen of Alban) Mr and Mrs Nom s Stmms of Crown Ct tv were Monda y vtstlors of Mr and Mrs I tn coin Russell Mr and Mrs Dame! Worloy of Beckley were weekend vtstlors of Mr and Mr s Charley Smtih Mr and Mrs Roy Smtlh Donald and Mtcha el were Frtday evemng vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Charley Smt th Easter Sunda y dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Hatley Johnson were Mr and Mrs Charley Smtlh Mr and Mt s Harle; E Johnson Tammy Chery l Terry Mr and Mrs Dame! Worley of Beckley and Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Katl Charles and Ke\ n Evemng VISitors were Mr and Mrs Carl Russell of Columbus Mr and Mrs Tom Sum merfteld and dau ghter s of Ilhnms were Saturday over mght guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Weekend vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell were Mr and Mrs Donald Russell uf Akron Mr "fd Mrs Tom Summerfteld and daughters of Jlhnms and Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy and Stephame Kay of Pomeroy Mrs Ethel Clark and Mrs Marg_aret Dtlcher Weekend and ~aster Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Russell were Mr and Mrs Wtlham Boyce of Columbus Mr and Mrs Carl Russell and Mrs Wtlma George and her grandchildren Mr and Mrs John Lemle; Mr and Mrs Tom Summerfield and daughters of Illmms Mt and Mrs Donald Russell of Akron Mr and Mrs Steve Haggv and Stephame Kay and Mr a nd Mrs Robert Venoy Mr and Mrs Howa rd Russell Mr and Mrs Wm Boyce and Mr and Mrs John Lemley were E a ster d1nner guests of Mr and Mrs Wtlham Russell of Mmersvtlle Albert Woodard Mrs Lt lle Houck Pomeroy aQd Mr a nd Mrs BtU Wood ar d of Lan gsvtlle were Wednesday vtstlor s of Mr and Mr s Ho\\ard Russell Easler guests of Mr and Mrs J R Murphy Carmel ·'• ' ' • • + • John l Bar bara w e1e Mr a1 d Mrs Robert Murphy Debbt e of Mtdrllepor land Mr a nd Mrs John Downs Easler weekend VlSllors or Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy were Mr an d Mrs Bt ll McElroy Jeff and Joey of Colum bus Mr and Mrs Paul MrE iro) spent Fnda y mght wtlh Mr ahd Mrs Carl McElroy of Columbus Sa turd ay evenm g dmn er guests of Mrs Helen Johnson were Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson Audra Jeffer) and Ertc of Columbus Mr and Mrs James Johnson Jamte Su~ Todd and Teresa of Mulberry Hetghts Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson Gma Tahnee and Brady Mrs Lee Roush (Bever ly) Rodn ey Cheryl Joey of Umon Ave Annette, Alexta and Lura Roush of Mtddleport and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson Annette and Duane loca l Mrs Helen Johnson recetved p m ST P ep c l a ss es P A UL LUTHERAN Corn e r Sec ond an d Sy camore Si s Pomer o y he Rev W am M dd e wo l h pa stor Su nd a y Sc hoo l 9 30 a m chu r ch se r v ces 10 30 am SA £: RED HEART Re v F ath er ee rn ard K r ~ lc o v pa s or Phon e 992 2 6 25 Sa tu r da y even 11 9 Ma ss 7 J O p m Sund a y M ass B and 10 a m Co f ess ons Sa 1.1 r d ay 7 7 30 p m PdMEROY F RST BAP T ST Ro b e 1 Kuhn pasto r WI a n W at son Sunday Sc hoo su p! Su n day schoo 9 30 a m 6 Y F. 6 pm B bl e s ud y lfl. e d n esday 7 p n cl o or ac ce W ed nesd a y 8 30 p m P O MEROY WESLEYAN H OLIN ES S CHURCH Ha rr so nv c R ev 0 D ell M an ey P as or Hen ry E b n Su n da y Sc hoo Sup t Sunday Sc h oo 9 30 am [ve n ng wo r sh p 1 30 p m Pr ayer an d Pra se se rv ce Th ur sd ay 7 30 pm S Y R AC U S E F I RST C HUR C H O F G OD Re v George 0 Jer pa s or Sun da y sc h oo 9 4'i a mor n ng peac h nq I an ('v rl getls l c se rv cc 7 J{] P m P r a y e r meet n g Thur sd a y J '30 p n POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St L or en T S ep hen s 1(/tf'(/ ~mwl \otes Sunda y School auendance on Apnl 14 was 77 The offenng was $37 06 Easler treats were g1ven Wm sh1p service off cnng. was $26 49 and pledges $200 A s hurl Pra ye r and Pratse servtce was held by Chas D Wuode Ia) leader from 11 11 30 Attend ance at the Sunnse Servt ce and Breakfast at Alfred Church was 62 wtth a fme program by youtb and a dults led by Ltnda Wfiltams and Florence Spencer After Sunda; School the cht ldren enJoyed an egg hunt on the church lawn also spon sored by th e Sunda} School Mr and Mrs Delbert Yost and famtly and Ella Yost of Sugar Grove Ohw spen t Easler "eekend wtth her mother Ge nevteve Guthne and attended church here Sunday mormng Mr and Mrs Clatr Woode and Con m of Ctrclevtlle 0 spent Easter weekend wtth hts parents Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and the Wtlham Carr famtly here and her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Whtte at Keno on Sunday Also vtstllng the latter at Keno on Easler Sunday were the Wtlltam Carr famtly Mr and Mrs Donald Robmson left on Saturday to spend Easter wtlh her brother Mr and Mrs Aldo Barnhtll at Johnstown Ohw Mr and Mrs Elbert Mtdktff of Athens 0 called on Clara Follrod and Nma Robmson Easter Sunday afternoon Easler Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Robmson were her mother Effte Watson of Tuppers P lams and Mr and Mrs Lester Seaman of Barlow 0 Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz look Easler Sunday ,dmner ' wtth thetr son Mr and Mrs Harold S" ariz and famtly of Wtlhamstown W Va On the way home they vtstted thetr other son Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz and famtly at Manetta 0 Garn er Grtffm called on hts cousm at 0 Bleness Memonal Hospttal Easter Sunday af ternoon Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson have been qutle poorly wtlh after-effects or the nu Robert Bernard has been tn 0 Bleness Hosptlal Athens for observa twn and treatment Mr ana Mrs Charles D Woode called on hts stster Carn e Burson m Ktmes Conval escent Home last Tuesday Mrs Burson ts tm provmg from a recent attack of mleslmal flu Last weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Atherton )l'ere lhetr s on m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ernest Vmeyard of Mtchtgan Mr and Mr s George Dono\ a n a r e exca vatmg for lhe1r new home here Mr and Mrs Wtlbur Robtnson are bmldmg on to lhetr prese nt home here Mr and Mrs Thomas Dtddle have moved thetr trailer home from the Robert Burke lot here to southern Metgs County Mr and Mrs Rtchard Douglas have moved thetr b a tier on the lot vacated by the Dtddles adjacent to the new home of thet~ brother m law and stster Mr and Mrs Robert Burke a long dtstance phone call from Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and famtly of Orlando ' Fla Easter mornmg Mrs Geneva Shumate was a Sund ay alternoon vtsttor of Mrs Helen Johnson eva n ge s t -p ho"' e 99 '/ 7856 C on se r"at vc non n st um enta Sunday wor sH p 10 a m B b le s udy 1 a m wo sh p 6 p m Wedn esd ay El bl e st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH {no denom n a t on a ) Lan gs v le De><.t er Roall h e Rev Wor l ey Ha l ey p rt sl or Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Pray er m ee t n g lue sday 7 30 p m youth group Fr day 7 30 p m SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST L o c at ed on M u lber ry He ghl s near Ve eran s M em or al Hosp l<t Po m ero y Pa st or H e rb ert M organ Sabba th Sc hool ever y Sa t urday at 2 p m and wo rs h p se rv ce to tow ng a 3 15 p m Op en B be d sc uss on each Thur sday at 7 30 p m at he c hur c h The F r end y Chur ch GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e a c h n g 9 30 a m I st and sec ond Sundays of e a c t~ month th ret a nd fourth Su nday s e a c h onth w or sh p se rv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs a 7 30 Pray er and B be St udy F RST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 1B 2 Mu ber ry A ve Po me oy a ff 1 ated w lh s B c th e Rev Fr ed H I p as to Troy Zw 1 ng Sunday sc h oo supl Su nday sc hool 9 JO a n morn n g w or sh p 10 30 Su nday eva nge l 51 c eel nq 7 30 p m Pr ay er n eel g Wedn es d a y 7 30 p m d ay s Chur c h c hoot 9 JO a m p r ay er m e t nq f r st Wednesday 7 30 p Y1 EAST LETART J Wor sh p 7 JO p m ec ond and fourth Sundays c hu rc h schoo l 9 30 am prayer m eet ng th rd Wednesday 7 30 p m GREAT BEND Wor sh p I I fit fl 1nd and 4t h Sunday s Chur ch Sc hool 0 a m LETART FALLS - Wor sh p 10 am Chur ch Sc hoo 9 am 8 bl e study 7 JO p m ev ery Tue sday MORNING STAR - Wor sh p 9 30 a m Chu ch Sc hoo 0 30 a m M d w ee k. Ser v c e Wednesday a p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Sh p 1 am l st and Jrd Sundays Churc h Sc hool 10 • m •m AtFRED Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m each Sunday pre a ch ng a t 11 a m eac h Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wedne sday WSC S B p m on t h rd Tuesday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday Schoo 9 30 prea ch ng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday wsc s 7 30 f rst Thursday each mon th SILVER RIDGE Wors'h p 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Chur c h School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder ck supt Serv ce weekly 9 36 am on Sunday Preaching first and th rd Sundays ot month by Cl fiord Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel l Doddr1l l pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Leonard G lmore f rs t elder even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Racme Route 2 The Rev Char es Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh p 11 a m Even ng serv 1ces Tue sday and Frday7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - 8 ble Study 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday B b e Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 am w1th w liard P1got1 supt Evangel st c message each Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m by E der Russe l l Cl ne m n s er of he Aposto l c Fa th B be Study Wednesday 7 30 MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH~ BAPTIST Corn er F ourth and Ma n M dd epor t Rev Henry Key Jr pa stor Sunday Schoo 9 30 am M s Erv n Baumgard n er sup! Morn ng worsh p 10 d5 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES ~ Larry Carnahan pres d ng m n ster Sunday B ble lee l'ure 9 30 am Watch tower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B b l e study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n s t ry school 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst H1 Clln~flan Un1on Lawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russe I Young Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p 7 30 W ednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh p 11 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha K ngrey subs titute pastor Sunday School 10 a m worsh p serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bo t tom Est H art pastor Roy Brown ass s lant pastor Sunday school 10 a m Chu r ch 7 30 p m each Sunday even ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave t he Rev W II am Knlite l pa stor Ronald Dugan Sunday Schoo Supt Cla sses for all ages even ng serv ce 7 30 p m B1b e study Wednesday 7 30 p m you th serv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dlepor t Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even ng serv c e 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even1ng worSh iP 7 p m OF MT UNION BAPTIST Re v Cec 1 Cox pa st or Sund a y Schoo l Sup! Jo e Sayr e Sunday s c hoo l 9 4 5 am Sunday even ng wor sh p 7 JO Wedne sday prayer and B bJe study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pa stor Howard Caldw ell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 a m Morf'l ng Sermon 10 30 a m S und<~y e ven ng serv ce 7 p m LET ART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Free and Norr s pastor F loyd Norr s sup f Sunday S(.noo l 9 30 a m morn ng sermon iJO 30 am Prayer serv c e Wedf"'esday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF G P GOO OF PROPHECY Sm th pastor Sunday Schoo 0 a m Ar hur Henson Supt Morning Worsh p j 1 a m Young People s serv 1ce 7 p m Even ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wedne s day M d We ek Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m eet ng 6 30 p m Even ng wor sh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R ev Herbert Grate pa stor Wor sh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R chard Barton sup Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm th m n st er Sunday School 9 30 am morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce B pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Rob er t E Buckley pastor W I I am Ba ley Supl Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng wo;sh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr1st an Youth Cru sade 6 30 p m Thursday cho r pract ce 7 STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo l serv ce 10 a m Praye meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday evenmg serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHR 1ST Pomeroy Harr sonv lie Roaj R ck Morr son pastor Sunday sc hool supt Steven St anley Sunday sc hool 9 30 morn ng worsh p and a m c ommun Of'\ · 10 30 a m Sunday ~ven ng you h Chr sl ar~ En'd eavor 6 30 p m worsh p serv 1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday e ven ng prayer me e t ng and B b l e study 7 JO D m ST JOHN LUTHERAN P n e Grove the Rev Ar hur Combs pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m chur c; h serv ce s 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST 8 ble School 9 30 am mornmg worSh i P 0 30 am Sunday even ng Worsh ip Serv ce 7 30 p m cho r pract ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meetmg and B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Free land Norr s pasta Sunday school 10 a m Ch urch serv ce 7 p m Wednesday B ble St ud y 7 p m CHRIST M ddleport 5th and Man George Glaze m tn1ster James Sheets supermtendent B bl e schoo 9 30 a m mornmg worsh p 10 30 am even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor F loyd Carson Sunday school super ntendent Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m morn ng worsh1p 10 30 Sunday evange st c meet ng 7 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddlepor t Le sl ey G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v ce 11 a m worsh•P serv c e 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIA:N MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight L Zav tz Pastor D rector H A R R IS 0 NV 1 L L E Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 am Mrs Homer Lee 51Jpt Mornmg WorShiP 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 am John F Fu ltz Supt Morn ng Worsh p IO 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn ng Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Chu r ch Schoo l 0 am Mrs Sampson Hal Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarn er D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE H1cks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 am Church School 10 am ENTERPRISE - WorShip 9 a m Church Schoo 10 am FLATWOODS - Worsh p 11 a m Church Schor l 10 & m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 am Church Schoo l 9 IS a m UM v F 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS Worsh p 10 a m Chu r ch Schoo l 9 am UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh p 10 30 am Church School 9 30" m UM Y F 7 p m RUTLAND WorshiP 9 15 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m UMY P 7 P m SALEM CENTER Wor sh p 9 am Churc'l School 10 a m UM Y F Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R:tchard E Jarvt s AS 8 U R Y Worsh P 11 am Church School 9 SO am WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 am Church School 10 am W<SCS Jrd Wednesday 7 30 0 pm MINERSVILLE - Worsh p 10 am Church School 9 am WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School 9 30 a m worsh1p serv 7 30 p m SOUTHE~N CLUSTER Rev Ste'tlen Wtlson Rev Larry Polmg Rev Howard Sh veley BETHANY (Dorcas) Worsh p 9 30 am Church School 10 :,tO am CAN MEL Worsh p 11 11 m 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 am APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 7 JO p m f rst and t ~ rd sun OF THE NAZARENE Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh1p 10 30 am Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Serv 1ce Sunday School Supermtenden t Gerald Wells P astor Rev Morr1s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B kacsan pastor Ronne Sa l ser S S Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Wor sh p 10 45 a m Sunday evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng B ble Study; 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon G la sure pastor Sunday School 9 30 am YOUth and jun or youth serv ce 6 45 p m even n g worsh p 7 30 p m prayer and pra se Wednesday 7 30 o m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 am Leon M ller sup! Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m CliE)T"'E"'R"" CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf eld pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 & m worsh1p serv ce 11 am even ng serv ce 7 prayer serv ce 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 worsh1p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ SYRAC\JSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar mo re pastor Bob Moore Sunday Schoo Supt Sunday Schoo c::lasses for all ages 9 30 a m mo rnmg worsh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangel st1c serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30p m MISSIOnary meetmg second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm fh pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m class leader Leo H I I worShiP serv ce 10 JO a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST- Eden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Morn ng sermon 11 a m Sunday n ght serv ces Chr 1st an Endeaver 7 30 p m song serv 1ce 8 p m Preachmg a 30 p m Mid week Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ST ,_ Located at Rutland on New L ma Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt Sunday school 10 30 am worsh1p 7 30 P m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday night prayer serv ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCI< GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Morning worsh p 9 30 am church school 10 30 a m young peoples meeting 6 30 Pm evening- worship 7 30 P m Bible study Wednesdav c:,; 1 believe th1s un1verse ts no acctdent I believe all life ~omes from God 1 belteve He cares about ME and wants me really to care about H1m 1 believe 1 have fallen short of p1easmg God yet He s1 tll lets me ltve tn freedom I am not hts slave I believe that Jesus Chnst revea led God s forgtvtng love wh e n Hethe Son of God-sacnftced Hts perfect life for my Imperfect life 1 beheve that Jesus rbse from death assunng me that tt ts Gods de stre that I too may reach etermty And because I believe- ! want to share w1th you my Fa1th and the msp tralton I have found as I worship every Sunday tn church FRIOA1' At.-P<tll':ll h1<t 6 00 - News 3 8 10 15 13 Truth or Con~equence s 6 Street 20 Pro Ject Care 33 6 REORGANIZED JESUS Week 20 33 Beat the Clock 13 Scene 33 Bob Hope 3 4 15 S1x M Ilion Dollar Man 6 13 9 00 - Masterp1e oe Theater 33 , B centenn al Lecture Senes 20 Moves It Started m Naples 8 The Angry H1lls 10 9 30 - Brian Ke th 3 4 15 Odd Couple 13 Ozz e s G rls6 10 00 - News 20 Rei Qlous America 33 Dean Mart n 3 15 4 Portr a it A Man Whos e Name wa s John To m a 6 13 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 10 45 - Mov es Where the Boys Are B Hangover Square 10 The Raven 13 1 00 - M dn ~h i SP.CCial J 4 Don K1rshn er s Ro c k Concert 6 Take F ve For L fe 15 Salute to t he T ony Awards Mov1e The Bamboo Saucer 10 2 30 '- Mev e The Ev I of Frankensfe n 4 News 13 4 00 - Mov e Counterplot 4 5 30 - Mov1e l11 s1de the Mafia 4 SATURDAY APRIL20 6 30 - Chr stopher Closeup 10 6 30 TV Classroom 6 Fa th for Tod•y 10 Ky Afo eld 13 I 7 00 - Ne ghbors 13 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman s Point of V1ew 3 7 30 M•n for COS I 10 Sesame Sl 20 Gospel 6 Abbot and Cos tello 8 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4 8 00 - Jakes Place 6 L dsv lie 3 4 15 Bugs Bunnv 13 Ha r Bear Bunch 6 Lass e 10 8 30 - Yog s Gang 6 13 Mtster Rogers 20 Addams Fam ly 3 4 IS Sabr na B Popeye 10 9 00 - Emergency Plu s A 3 4 15 Super Fr end s 6 13 Move 10 Sesame Street 20 9 ]0 - ln ch H1gh Pnvate Eye 3 A 15 10 00 - Elec Co 20 Lass1e s Rescue Rangers6 13 My Favonte Mart tan 10 B Stgmund and The Sea Monsters 3 .4 15 10 30 - Goober and the Ghost Chaser s 6 13 Ptnk Panther s 3 4 15 Jeann e 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00 - Star Trek 3 A 15 Brady K ds 6 13 Speed Buggy 6 10 Sesame St 20 11 30 - Jose and the Pussycats n Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cass dy 3 4 15 M tss on Magac 6 13 Jetsons 3 4 15 lnstde Out 20 Movae 6 13 Pebbles & 12 00 Bamm Bamm 6 10 12 15 - Search f or Science 12 30 Go3 4 15 Fat Alberts 10 1 00 - Man from UNCLE A American Bandsland 6 13 It TakesATh ef3 Chtldren s F tlm Festtval8 10 Western Star Theater 15 I 30 - Greatest Sports Legends 15 2 00 Soul Tra n 6 Wagon Tram 3 TBA 15 Movte Beau Geste 4 V1ewpo nt 8 Death Valley Days 10 Tarzan 13 a.lieve a OF OLD DEXTER CON GREGAT10NAL CHURCH Mrs Wor ey Francs Sunday s.choo sup! Sunday sc hoo 10 2 15 - Baseball 15 2 30 - NBA Playoffs 6 10 3 00 - F sh n Hole 13 Cnpy gh l'l74KII If' 1\d e JngServce n HYSELL RUN FREEDOM SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Author zed Ca talog Merchant Lou s W Osborne CATALOGU E STOR E 220 E Ma 1n RUTLAND CHURCH OF FAIRVIEW NORTH DEAR HELEN My mother hves wtth us She has the best room m the house - we moved upstatrs for her I do all her laundry mcndmg cleanmg cookmg etc whtle she enjoys TV or gads around She makes long-distan ce calls burns her hght day and mghl and expects spectat treatment though she tsn t stck wouldn t mmd all lhts except my broth er the dnnket gambler ts her pet He makes twt ce as much as my husb a nd but loses tl at the races then rnmes cr)mg to Mom to pay hts rcn l and other btlls plus chtld suppotl to Ius dtvorced wtfe She even pa)S for vacahons He tak~s wtlh hts gtrlfnend Mom goes out to eat wtth him several tunes a week Sh~ fo ots the btU She gave hun a car for hts btrthday llabv brother always lays on her for all hts extras But our four children don t get outstanding gtfls from t!tetr grandmother She never offct s to help US out monevwtse saymg shes my mother and I should keep her fref of charge Stnce brother spends all her Soctal Secunty anj part of het savmgs each month ts there any Solutwn 1 - J H Dear J Yes' Move Mom to Babv Brother s apartment Smc e he gels all uf her money he should also have the pnvtlege of her com pany - H we DEAR HELEN Wnen I hrsl mel my husband he had a beard After da tmg a couple of months my face broke oul tn a rash I ftnally convlllced him to shave clean - 1t was a cho tce bet\\een ktsses or halt and won Now we re marrted and he s started to grow back hts beard Agatn I ve got the rash on my face I hale that beard but he hates to shave I guess kissmg tsn t as unpotlant to him any more but do you suppose if I threatened to gel my hatr cut real short (whtch he hates) and stopped shavmg my legs and underarms he d get nd of that awful hatr ' He s so handsome wtthout a beard - Wi\N1 S A SMOOTHIE DEAR WAS Smce beards are gomg out you pt obably won l hevc lhts problem much longer Meanwhtle treat the rash wtlh abstmence and announce you ve thrown a\\ay your razor too But don l nag JUSt let your husband overhear you makmg an ap pomtmenl for a short hatrcul - H Dear Helen Can l Beheve It commented on anl t-Semtllc bumper sltckers and feared a return to the Httler holocaust You slated a few hale stgns only mdicate the warped lhtnkmg of a few people who flaunt them COuld f rerrund you that m Germany Jews and Chrtsltans hved stde by stde m harmony unttll933 when Httler and hts few who flaunted hate spread anlt-Semtltsm 9 30 - Bob Newhart Show 6 10 00 10 Owen Marsha l l i3 Carol Burne tt 10 30 - Day at Nigh t 33 a 10 11 00 - NewsSIO 4 ABCNew s 6 13 11 15---Jaycee Auct1on 6 N ew s 13 ll 30 - Movie Submarane Command 4 I M ar ed a Monster from Ou ter Spa ce 8 Cre ature \lv t h I he Blu e Beard 13 Polo/ F lm 0 11 12 12 1 I 2 3 4 LIBRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) I 1974 s r k r g t>arga s oday do a a o 10 sc 1se bass Le t co ch pan y have a c rys tal c ea u de s tand ng ol t1 e pas 1 o s 45 - News 3 M dntaht Soec al 15 OD-Movae N cky s World 10 15 Move The Borg a St ck 3 00 Move Dra cula s Daughter 13 30 - Mov e T oo Late Blues 4 30 - News 13 30 Peyton Place 4 Oo--Mov e The Atomtc C ty 4 ARIES (March 20 Apr I 19) You II ee l su c o you sell t1 you o und a a 1s ad y r 1 5 w I pe n I you o d~J w 1h a the s I mly b u t Ia y The e s so c!11 ng yo lee you shau d De (10 1g o day You wo qu tc know what s Il l sp ed by tno her Follov. h s ead GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Do wa o h gs to co iJ o YOU []east; I VC K OW Yh l yo hope l.o ~ c a be IC CO U 5 CCI ! yo w I y o xt yo u se CANCER (June 21 July 22) Co 11 0 ave 1 0 1a n1 s ua on wo 1 s 1 on you g p s l Po 1 c t yo u ghts w haul I s 1 y g a ge LEO (July 23 Aug 22 ) A so l t o Ia o e a t you eec1s S av 1 Cl b e I W II I CQU e AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) I you a u ude s rc c u vou w ork w I suff er tad 1y r y u o be resen t u o a ask you II be aske d to do o " ol he throughout the countt v l'he result 13 rntlhon people w ei e murdered 1n con centratton c tn1ps You also satd If your brotht!rs and cous ms wer e 111 the Isra el \rmy wouldn t you wtsh bad luck to thetr enenucs 1t so happens my cou" ns and ft tends ARE ft ghtmg and dymg 111 ll us war bet,Hen the l si a ells and th e At abs I wtsh victor) f or I st acl but\ also wtsh for peace - an)thmg to stop young men a mi women f1 om d) mg be th ey lsi aeh 01 A r ab lf you don thmk a few people Hate II c Jews ca n start a n ev. \\ ave uf J e w ba hng m thi s c uur lr) v ou natv c or extremely optnmsl1c 1m no pC!:iStnllst PERSONAl 10 WA NTS 10 UVE RIGHI Foll ow the words of Wtll Roge rs who satd Live so you wouldn I be afratd to sell the famtl) patt ol to ll e town gosSip - H \ J xpr ess by Jn 1 elcphone & l l.'l~e ) 1 <.~ ph ( r p I us bt: cn call ed orr fo r lh< tmw beltlg ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH At twss 2 \s I I 1 (r 1 ) I ll lU U I I ted '" star I S)SlC I 5 I r h.. 11 J K eep r g to 1 t, r ~-.: II I ong c o 0 1 In \ (2 w Is 4 Anll lhdl 11 loose m cr coat 13 0 1 14 ( abbr 1 t ptoes St ru gg l e 5 Cor r up t 6 Dt:!n l u rc 7 C - S 15 Managed L1 ~ ht be d Bon st e td <hI aSl ) lR II sr cg u ZO G t t: Ck lette r 19 25 Old Greek H ouse 8 S mu l 17 Ch1 1ese t ;-r r co ush p l a t f orm 27 1 r tc ta n 1!9 Kcl lc t Ul 22 ( 4 wll s li a~ cs 9 K 1d e I 12 \ j I I t J O Sll Olll C 22 Aru: tcnt bee tl e gold illo1 21 SUL Cf' cd 25 :Shuulct c r 2 6 F'orun g lrl 27 Heg rd 28 l \ dJr t 29 A dt 31 Poker hand \\lmt g s I rl s aI 33 I l' l I JJ@~[3~®1k.J "'·-M.J .-J ~ 3, Brc tt c I nscramhh tht.'l'it! 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ANN E. + , __ SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Devoted to th e Greater Oh10 Vall ey +KQJ8 543 <foAQ6 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We F 11 All Doctors Pre scnpt1ons 992 2955 Pomeroy 0 Cor Rts 7 & 554 Chesh re IiJass Fam ly Recreat on Sw mmmgs Camp ng Ph 36 7 74 4 FUL L SERVICE SHOP Rad a l Cut s & Toupee s 120 E Ma n St OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO Pom eroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Bakers of Hol sum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO Racme Ph 9A9 9591 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO WAID CROSS' SONS STORE DBA Anthony Plumb ng and Heclfmg Grocenes & Genera l Mer cha nd se Rae ne Ph 949 577? 337 N 2nd M ddleport 992 3550 VIRGIL B TEAFORD, SR GAUL'S MARKET REAL ESTATE BR OKER 110 Meehan c St Pi 992 3325 • CHESTER OHIO GOEGLEIN READY MIX Small Dozer Work Phone 992 3284 Middleport SMITH NELSON- MOTORS Author zed Buck Pont 1ac GMC Dea ler 500E MaonSt Keep sake D amond R ng s 212 E Mam Sf Pomeroy Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA St Rt M&R FOODLINER RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE MIDDLEPORT OHIO MIDDLEPORT 0 GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Shor.t Orders- Carry Out A Cool Dm ng Room Pant P lumb ing & E lectr c:"'ll Supplies Tuppers Plams Chester Ohio 7 Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL RACINE FOOD MARKET Ractne Ph 9922 1/A K&C JEWELERS HEINER'S BAKERY Butldmg Suppl es & Custo The Store W1th A Heart Ph 949 33.t2 M1llwork Ph 992 3978 BIBLE North East South 1+ 2N T Pa ss 6+ Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead- •Q MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP ROYAL OAK PARK I Noa th South vu lne1able West ,ASOlfNE ALLEY By Oswald & James Jacoby There ts nothm g wrung about sw mdlm g your oppo nents provtded yo u do II honestly Thus you are not supposed lo hesttate when you h. ve no problem but there ts no sttgma attached to last play when you do have some sort of problem South dtd have a probl em about hts stx dtamond con tract What was he gomg to do about the two mlSSmg aces? Obvmusly they were spht but how could he keep the man "ho held the ace of trumfs from lead tn g a spade It looked almost hopeless but Sou th figured out an honest swt ndl e that JUSt lmghl work tf West held the ace of trumps and Jack of spades He proceeded to dtscard hts stx of cl ubs on one good heart and the queen of clubs on the other one Then he led a trump West won the ace and dectded that East was marked wtth four clu bs to the ace In that case tf East also held the spade kmg a spade lead would allow South to play dummy s 10 and avotd the loss of a spade lrtck So West led a thtrd heart and South was able to dtscard hts three spades on dummy s clubs TH E BORN LOSER f7 lVII 'NJVLD '!OJ L KE TO \IAY. F. lUE~ER a 900S • ALlEY OOP PRENnOFTME FORTMAT" SET DOWN BUT WI-IAT OF THE BeASTS THAi ~AM AT N GHT 7 TI-lE Y M GI-lT M'f HEAD 'TO BITE THESE FOREIGN E RS HAVE GIV EN U5 A N E.W SLANT ON L FE" HAVE A PORK YEAH LE 5 SEE THINK I KNOW l HOW WE CAN lAK E CARE OF T HAI GHOP" - ---' NEWSPAP ER ENTERPRISE ASSN The btddmg has been North East West Pass 1... Pass Pass It Pass Pass 3• 19 South 1.. 2... LAFF FELLERS ELVICIJE'I HID ALL MY CLOTHES 50 I HAD TO SNEAK OUT IN HERS ? Yoo South hold •K2,AJ765 +864.Q9 4 What do you do now? A-PaiS Your partner has shtN away rrom notrump and y..r bond does11 I look good for 1 st1U game contract THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Ma1n Devoted to the Interest of The Meags & Mason Area 992 2101 Pomeroy Pomeroy Ohio lnslead of b1ddlng three clubs )ruur partner has bad two hearts U.er your two clubs What do you du how' I ' ' Dl Yeslerday'o Cryptoquole ALL REAL WORKS OF ART WOK AS IF THEY WERE DONE IN JOY - ROBERT HENRI II J rrl ltl gd tili( CRYPfOQUOTES Now arrunge the corded letters r ~ 1 1 to form the surprise •n•wer I'-:::::·I':=;:L =~~~eJ~:::;-~~-_:.•~u~r~ge:s~ted by the above cartoon )un ll'" the length and fo r n atmn o f t h e w1 r<.l s arc al l hmts E H.: h day the co de letters arc d1fTcn 1t I\ tf'lf()J{ r~...,.....-.----, l AXYDLBAAXR LONG FELl OW One lettH Slmpl} stands for another In th1s s n 1le A 1s u sed for the U rcc L s X for tRe two 0 etc 'S1ngle le tte rs 19 <foKJ843 WEST EAST .J8 532 . A96 J 10 9 2 ' 8 6 54 3 +A 10 7 <foto 7 <fo952 SOUTH IDJ l l ulc 34 P c 1 11 \ 36 Co1 su n c tl 37 Ju rc 21 :) mdc rc l 32 G \ \ mu st be very but I am - AFHAID I \ substdwr y of A m e n aa n PISCES (Feb 20 March 20/ So eo c who has I o uw~Cd son e ll g on you s lu g ove du p<t y e I C al I 1o I s at t bu do t e o o ce lul \ rl 1 te rn tll onal 16 ' ,\K 7 'Q 1en L::Ii fl 11n t1 SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) We gh wha t you rc work g o pr csc I y 1 rea o sh p to I l u c p an s I s t 1 tk q yo y w e e co ::. U c h ng e s CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) F r. l y t cs a ve y s ong T 1 s w t p ovn a ;1 55 wh e a u ec I o s c l f 'l.ce o f cl sl urb J o I s (] I c1ces TAURUS (Apr I 20 May 20) • Q 10 Support the Church of Your Cho ce 104 W Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 MIDDLEPORT OH IO pm CHURCH Letart W Va ~t 1 R:ev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and B1ble studv 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv1ce Tuesday 10 am Worship SerV IcE Thursday 7'\f!f"'"" WIN AT BRIDGE South's fast one ts legtt HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) MARK V STORE CHRIST P 0 Box 487 MIter St Mason W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 a m Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m B b l e Stud y Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh p serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 HARTFORD CHURCH OF 7 30 - Course of our T m es 33 Bobby Goldsborol 3 8 Oo-AII 1r the Fam ly 8 10 Partndqe Fam tv 6 13 Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 .4 15 8 30 MASH 8 S1lent Ftlm 33 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmters 6 Move N ght of T error 13 9 00 - Mary Ty ler Mwre 8 10 Move Soloman and Sheba 3 15 College Basketball 4 ABA Playoff 6 SISter Gives Brother Takes love For Saturday Apr I 20 Bv Hl'len Bollt I • • ; AI E'i: ALLEU OFf N ~ W YORK UPf I fhe sale of Av" Inc t1 e au to • K 74 OF CHRIST io Chrlsttan UntonThe Rev w lllam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a~ James Hughes supt eve'ning serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meetin$1 7 30 p m Youth prayer $erv ce elllch Tuesday Catch 33 33 Ph 992 366 3 Pomeroy 296 W Se cond De vot ed t o Me1gs Mason Area Pom eroy 0 MASON FlRS11 BAPTIST - MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason W Va Chest.er Tennant pastor Sunday schoo] 10 a m morn ng worsh p 11 a m evangel !.t1 c serv ce 7 30 p m B1ble stu dy and prayer sennce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 6 30 - Zoom 33 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 a Lawrence Welk 13 4 15 Thnllseek er s 8 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO THE DAILY SENTINEL George Cas to pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30L _g__ve nlng worsh p 7 30 Thursday evefl ng prayer serv ce 7 JO p 111 CHURCH W1de World of Sports 6 13 Wrestlmg 8 Outdoors w ath MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH D al992 2316 MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Second and Pome roy Sts Stan Cra g pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worShiP servtee 1l a m tr a n ng un on 6 30 p m evenmg wor'sh p sennce 7 30 p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Mr and Mr s Cha l es R Shee ts 106 Cou r t St Pomeroy 992 300 1 Ph 9912176 Nat onw de Insurance Co of Colu mbus 0 307 Spr ng Av e Pomeroy COMMUNITY THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Su nda y Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 p m Evangel 1st c serv cc 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng se r lt ce 7 30 p m MASON Pom eroy P J. PAULEY RUTLAND CHURCH Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Worsh p service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Su nday n1ght worshiP 7 30 p m 5 00 - With the hope tl wtll tn some meas~re foster and help sustam that whtch ts good m fam1ly and commumty l1fe th1s feature ts sponsor e d by th e bus mess f1rms and organtzattons whose names appear below MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN RUTLAND 33 A 15 - Baseball 3 Baseball A 4 30 - Who Dealf? 33 News 8 Look At The Book 15 M o•11e You re Never Too Young 10 0 nah Shore Wmne r s C1rcle Champ (..nshlp 6 13 MISSION - Bad Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Sunday even ng worShiP 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Bra l ey Sunda y school sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m wo sh1p sen ce and com mun on 10 30 a m youtl1 mee hn g 6 p m Sunday even ng serv 1ce 7 reg u la r board meetmg t h rd Saturday 7 p m Bb 1.' 50Ce~ Scnpue551! 1!1; 11d 8yTh1.' Ane•u b g V gna 6 00- Lilias Yoga & You 33 GOSPEL CHRIST Robe rt Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worShiP serv1ce 10 45 a m evenmg worsh p alternating w th c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Pr ayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Al fred Wo lfe la y leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sun day schoo l 9 30 a m worsh lp serv ce 10 30 am B1ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ 3 30 - Great .... parts Leg ends 3 Move Fury of the Congo 13 4 DO-Baseba ll Pre Game Show 3 4 Audubon W 1ldl fe Theatre Jul1us Boros 10 I Spy 15 A B1IW1th Kn t 33 FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mor n ng wo sh p 10 30 am Young P eop e s Serv 1ce Evangelist c ser 6 45 p m v ce 1 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m 5 Thu sdoy •m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoo l supt Ronald Osborne B ble Schoo l 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 a m Evening serv ces 7 30 p m Farm Home and Garden 20 11 00 - News Weather Sporl$3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak1 33 11 30 - Johnny Car son 3 4 15 Sa l ute to the Tony Awards 6 LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road W1ll am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday School D re ctor Sunday School 9 30 am Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer serv ces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shuler pas or Worsh p serv ce 9 30 a m Sunday Sunday schoo l 0 JO a m 6 be study and prayer serv ce 7 JO p m Thur sday K ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 am Ralph Carl sup ! Worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St tes pastor Us. oa t ng au U g to Ul ke IJ pi CCS (Aug 23 Sepl 22) A I r~ 1 o yo 1 st f le a 1d b ent I s Do 1 be uvc l y llJ g uss vo You pu::-1 you ou au ol lhe p c l o 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 8 00 - Wash nglon Rev ew 20 33 D1rty Sal ly 8 10 Sanford and Son J 4 1~ Brady Bunch 6 13 8 30 - Wash ngton COnnect1on 20 Good Tames 8 10 Campus CHURCH CHRIST 4 VIRGO Helen Help Ses ame Truth or Con seq J News 6 10 What s My L ne 8 Wild Kmgdom 13 Elec Co 20 Ay at on Weath er 33 Bedt the Clo k A I Spy 15 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Hollywood Squares 4 New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Tru th 6 Concentrat i on 8 Wall Street DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T m Russe ll m n1ster Norman C W II Sunday sc hool supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m worsh p serv ce 10 JO a m B bl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m OF 30 - NBC News J 222 13 ::1 S Wt! I S 7 00 - pm pm MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner S x hand Pa tm e t he Rev Si eve Skaggs pa s lor Danny Thompson Sunday school supt WMPO rad o program 7 45 am Sunday school 9 15 am mor 1mg worsh p \0 15 am Youth act v t es and t e l owsh p for iun or and sen or h gh sludents 6 p m B ble study 7 JO p m M d weeK prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH J PORTLAND W r sh p 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wor sh p 11 a m 2nd and 4 h Sundays Chur ch Sc hOol 10 a m WESLEYAN (Raclne) Wor s h p 11 am Church Sc hoo 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Wo sh p 0 am Chur ch School 9 a m Prayer M ee t ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chur ch serv ce s 9 a m Sunday Schoo 9 45 a m B ble Study ev ery Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Chur c h Sc hoo 0 Television Log I 7 30 p m so ne • �- The Datly Sentmel Maddleport Pomeroy 0 April19 1974 6 - The Datly Sentmel Mtddleporl Pomet O) POMEROY POMEROY TRINIT Y Rev W H Per r n pa stor Roy Ma y er Sund a y sc hdo su p Ch ur c h s c hoo 9 5 a n wo r sh p s e v ce 10 2 a n You t h c ho r d a y 3 30 p m re t ea r sa M Qn und e r d ree l o of M ar y Sk nn er r eh earsal 7 30 p w 111 d Mr s sen o cho r Thursday Pa Ne a se r e c to r POMEROY CHURCH THE NAZARENE OF Corn er Un on an d Mulbe r y Rev C lyd e V H en d er son 1 as tor Sund ay Schoo 9 0 a m G en M cC l ung sup m or n g wor sh p 10 J() a m ev en ng serv ce 7 30 m d w ee k ser v ce Wed nes da y 7 JO p m GRACE EP S COPA L The R ev Ha r old Dee h rec tor Churc h se r v c es 0 30 am Ho y co m m un on f r s Sun day of n on th chur ch school 0 30 a m f or nu sery hr o ug h 2 ~ '• ' POMERO Y CHUR CH OF CHRIST - J ohn F Ams tu z pas or B b e sc hoo 9 30 a wo sh p 10 30 ad t.d t wo sh p serv ce an d young peop e s m e et n g ~ bot h 7 JO p Comb n ed 8 b le stu rl y an d prayer m ee ng Wednes d ay 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W n ng off cer n c ha rge Sund ay 0 a n Ho n ess me~t ng 10 JO a m Sunday Sc hool Yo ung Peop e s Le g on 7 p m Thu r sd ay to 3 p m Lad les Hom e Le aque 7 Wolfpen News, Notes Mr Ra) Russe ll ot Lexmgton Ky was Thursdoy v1sttor of hts parents Mr and Mrs Ltncoln Ru ss~ ll Guy Russell of Columbus was Fnda) evemng vlst t OI of hts parents Mr and Mrs Lmcoln Russell Easter Sunday \lStlors of Mr and Mrs 1 mcol n Rossell were Mr and Mrs Chnton Gtlkey and Karen of Alban) Mr and Mrs Nom s Stmms of Crown Ct tv were Monda y vtstlors of Mr and Mrs I tn coin Russell Mr and Mrs Dame! Worloy of Beckley were weekend vtstlors of Mr and Mr s Charley Smtih Mr and Mrs Roy Smtlh Donald and Mtcha el were Frtday evemng vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Charley Smt th Easter Sunda y dmner guests of Mr and Mrs Hatley Johnson were Mr and Mrs Charley Smtlh Mr and Mt s Harle; E Johnson Tammy Chery l Terry Mr and Mrs Dame! Worley of Beckley and Mr and Mrs Doyle Knapp Katl Charles and Ke\ n Evemng VISitors were Mr and Mrs Carl Russell of Columbus Mr and Mrs Tom Sum merfteld and dau ghter s of Ilhnms were Saturday over mght guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell Weekend vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Robert Russell were Mr and Mrs Donald Russell uf Akron Mr "fd Mrs Tom Summerfteld and daughters of Jlhnms and Mr and Mrs Steve Haggy and Stephame Kay of Pomeroy Mrs Ethel Clark and Mrs Marg_aret Dtlcher Weekend and ~aster Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Russell were Mr and Mrs Wtlham Boyce of Columbus Mr and Mrs Carl Russell and Mrs Wtlma George and her grandchildren Mr and Mrs John Lemle; Mr and Mrs Tom Summerfield and daughters of Illmms Mt and Mrs Donald Russell of Akron Mr and Mrs Steve Haggv and Stephame Kay and Mr a nd Mrs Robert Venoy Mr and Mrs Howa rd Russell Mr and Mrs Wm Boyce and Mr and Mrs John Lemley were E a ster d1nner guests of Mr and Mrs Wtlham Russell of Mmersvtlle Albert Woodard Mrs Lt lle Houck Pomeroy aQd Mr a nd Mrs BtU Wood ar d of Lan gsvtlle were Wednesday vtstlor s of Mr and Mr s Ho\\ard Russell Easler guests of Mr and Mrs J R Murphy Carmel ·'• ' ' • • + • John l Bar bara w e1e Mr a1 d Mrs Robert Murphy Debbt e of Mtdrllepor land Mr a nd Mrs John Downs Easler weekend VlSllors or Mr and Mrs Paul McElroy were Mr an d Mrs Bt ll McElroy Jeff and Joey of Colum bus Mr and Mrs Paul MrE iro) spent Fnda y mght wtlh Mr ahd Mrs Carl McElroy of Columbus Sa turd ay evenm g dmn er guests of Mrs Helen Johnson were Mr and Mrs Everett Ray Johnson Audra Jeffer) and Ertc of Columbus Mr and Mrs James Johnson Jamte Su~ Todd and Teresa of Mulberry Hetghts Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson Gma Tahnee and Brady Mrs Lee Roush (Bever ly) Rodn ey Cheryl Joey of Umon Ave Annette, Alexta and Lura Roush of Mtddleport and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson Annette and Duane loca l Mrs Helen Johnson recetved p m ST P ep c l a ss es P A UL LUTHERAN Corn e r Sec ond an d Sy camore Si s Pomer o y he Rev W am M dd e wo l h pa stor Su nd a y Sc hoo l 9 30 a m chu r ch se r v ces 10 30 am SA £: RED HEART Re v F ath er ee rn ard K r ~ lc o v pa s or Phon e 992 2 6 25 Sa tu r da y even 11 9 Ma ss 7 J O p m Sund a y M ass B and 10 a m Co f ess ons Sa 1.1 r d ay 7 7 30 p m PdMEROY F RST BAP T ST Ro b e 1 Kuhn pasto r WI a n W at son Sunday Sc hoo su p! Su n day schoo 9 30 a m 6 Y F. 6 pm B bl e s ud y lfl. e d n esday 7 p n cl o or ac ce W ed nesd a y 8 30 p m P O MEROY WESLEYAN H OLIN ES S CHURCH Ha rr so nv c R ev 0 D ell M an ey P as or Hen ry E b n Su n da y Sc hoo Sup t Sunday Sc h oo 9 30 am [ve n ng wo r sh p 1 30 p m Pr ayer an d Pra se se rv ce Th ur sd ay 7 30 pm S Y R AC U S E F I RST C HUR C H O F G OD Re v George 0 Jer pa s or Sun da y sc h oo 9 4'i a mor n ng peac h nq I an ('v rl getls l c se rv cc 7 J{] P m P r a y e r meet n g Thur sd a y J '30 p n POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St L or en T S ep hen s 1(/tf'(/ ~mwl \otes Sunda y School auendance on Apnl 14 was 77 The offenng was $37 06 Easler treats were g1ven Wm sh1p service off cnng. was $26 49 and pledges $200 A s hurl Pra ye r and Pratse servtce was held by Chas D Wuode Ia) leader from 11 11 30 Attend ance at the Sunnse Servt ce and Breakfast at Alfred Church was 62 wtth a fme program by youtb and a dults led by Ltnda Wfiltams and Florence Spencer After Sunda; School the cht ldren enJoyed an egg hunt on the church lawn also spon sored by th e Sunda} School Mr and Mrs Delbert Yost and famtly and Ella Yost of Sugar Grove Ohw spen t Easler "eekend wtth her mother Ge nevteve Guthne and attended church here Sunday mormng Mr and Mrs Clatr Woode and Con m of Ctrclevtlle 0 spent Easter weekend wtth hts parents Mr and Mrs Chas D Woode and the Wtlham Carr famtly here and her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Whtte at Keno on Sunday Also vtstllng the latter at Keno on Easler Sunday were the Wtlltam Carr famtly Mr and Mrs Donald Robmson left on Saturday to spend Easter wtlh her brother Mr and Mrs Aldo Barnhtll at Johnstown Ohw Mr and Mrs Elbert Mtdktff of Athens 0 called on Clara Follrod and Nma Robmson Easter Sunday afternoon Easler Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Robmson were her mother Effte Watson of Tuppers P lams and Mr and Mrs Lester Seaman of Barlow 0 Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz look Easler Sunday ,dmner ' wtth thetr son Mr and Mrs Harold S" ariz and famtly of Wtlhamstown W Va On the way home they vtstted thetr other son Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz and famtly at Manetta 0 Garn er Grtffm called on hts cousm at 0 Bleness Memonal Hospttal Easter Sunday af ternoon Mr and Mrs Clarence Henderson have been qutle poorly wtlh after-effects or the nu Robert Bernard has been tn 0 Bleness Hosptlal Athens for observa twn and treatment Mr ana Mrs Charles D Woode called on hts stster Carn e Burson m Ktmes Conval escent Home last Tuesday Mrs Burson ts tm provmg from a recent attack of mleslmal flu Last weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Atherton )l'ere lhetr s on m law and daughter Mr and Mrs Ernest Vmeyard of Mtchtgan Mr and Mr s George Dono\ a n a r e exca vatmg for lhe1r new home here Mr and Mrs Wtlbur Robtnson are bmldmg on to lhetr prese nt home here Mr and Mrs Thomas Dtddle have moved thetr trailer home from the Robert Burke lot here to southern Metgs County Mr and Mrs Rtchard Douglas have moved thetr b a tier on the lot vacated by the Dtddles adjacent to the new home of thet~ brother m law and stster Mr and Mrs Robert Burke a long dtstance phone call from Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and famtly of Orlando ' Fla Easter mornmg Mrs Geneva Shumate was a Sund ay alternoon vtsttor of Mrs Helen Johnson eva n ge s t -p ho"' e 99 '/ 7856 C on se r"at vc non n st um enta Sunday wor sH p 10 a m B b le s udy 1 a m wo sh p 6 p m Wedn esd ay El bl e st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH {no denom n a t on a ) Lan gs v le De><.t er Roall h e Rev Wor l ey Ha l ey p rt sl or Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Pray er m ee t n g lue sday 7 30 p m youth group Fr day 7 30 p m SEVENTH DAY AD VENTIST L o c at ed on M u lber ry He ghl s near Ve eran s M em or al Hosp l<t Po m ero y Pa st or H e rb ert M organ Sabba th Sc hool ever y Sa t urday at 2 p m and wo rs h p se rv ce to tow ng a 3 15 p m Op en B be d sc uss on each Thur sday at 7 30 p m at he c hur c h The F r end y Chur ch GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e a c h n g 9 30 a m I st and sec ond Sundays of e a c t~ month th ret a nd fourth Su nday s e a c h onth w or sh p se rv ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs a 7 30 Pray er and B be St udy F RST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 1B 2 Mu ber ry A ve Po me oy a ff 1 ated w lh s B c th e Rev Fr ed H I p as to Troy Zw 1 ng Sunday sc h oo supl Su nday sc hool 9 JO a n morn n g w or sh p 10 30 Su nday eva nge l 51 c eel nq 7 30 p m Pr ay er n eel g Wedn es d a y 7 30 p m d ay s Chur c h c hoot 9 JO a m p r ay er m e t nq f r st Wednesday 7 30 p Y1 EAST LETART J Wor sh p 7 JO p m ec ond and fourth Sundays c hu rc h schoo l 9 30 am prayer m eet ng th rd Wednesday 7 30 p m GREAT BEND Wor sh p I I fit fl 1nd and 4t h Sunday s Chur ch Sc hool 0 a m LETART FALLS - Wor sh p 10 am Chur ch Sc hoo 9 am 8 bl e study 7 JO p m ev ery Tue sday MORNING STAR - Wor sh p 9 30 a m Chu ch Sc hoo 0 30 a m M d w ee k. Ser v c e Wednesday a p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Sh p 1 am l st and Jrd Sundays Churc h Sc hool 10 • m •m AtFRED Sunday schoo l 9 45 a m each Sunday pre a ch ng a t 11 a m eac h Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wedne sday WSC S B p m on t h rd Tuesday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday Schoo 9 30 prea ch ng 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday wsc s 7 30 f rst Thursday each mon th SILVER RIDGE Wors'h p 10 a m Church Schoo l 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh p 9 a m Chur c h School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder ck supt Serv ce weekly 9 36 am on Sunday Preaching first and th rd Sundays ot month by Cl fiord Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrel l Doddr1l l pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 am Leonard G lmore f rs t elder even ng se r v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO Racme Route 2 The Rev Char es Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh p 11 a m Even ng serv 1ces Tue sday and Frday7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - 8 ble Study 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng worsh p 6 30 p m Wednesday B b e Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 am w1th w liard P1got1 supt Evangel st c message each Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m by E der Russe l l Cl ne m n s er of he Aposto l c Fa th B be Study Wednesday 7 30 MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH~ BAPTIST Corn er F ourth and Ma n M dd epor t Rev Henry Key Jr pa stor Sunday Schoo 9 30 am M s Erv n Baumgard n er sup! Morn ng worsh p 10 d5 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES ~ Larry Carnahan pres d ng m n ster Sunday B ble lee l'ure 9 30 am Watch tower study 10 30 a m Tuesday B b l e study 7 30 p m Thurs day m n s t ry school 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst H1 Clln~flan Un1on Lawrence Manley pastor Mrs Russe I Young Sunday School Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p 7 30 W ednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m mornmg worsh p 11 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha K ngrey subs titute pastor Sunday School 10 a m worsh p serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bo t tom Est H art pastor Roy Brown ass s lant pastor Sunday school 10 a m Chu r ch 7 30 p m each Sunday even ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave t he Rev W II am Knlite l pa stor Ronald Dugan Sunday Schoo Supt Cla sses for all ages even ng serv ce 7 30 p m B1b e study Wednesday 7 30 p m you th serv ces Fr day 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dlepor t Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even ng serv c e 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even1ng worSh iP 7 p m OF MT UNION BAPTIST Re v Cec 1 Cox pa st or Sund a y Schoo l Sup! Jo e Sayr e Sunday s c hoo l 9 4 5 am Sunday even ng wor sh p 7 JO Wedne sday prayer and B bJe study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pa stor Howard Caldw ell Jr Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Sc hoo 9 30 a m Morf'l ng Sermon 10 30 a m S und<~y e ven ng serv ce 7 p m LET ART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Free and Norr s pastor F loyd Norr s sup f Sunday S(.noo l 9 30 a m morn ng sermon iJO 30 am Prayer serv c e Wedf"'esday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF G P GOO OF PROPHECY Sm th pastor Sunday Schoo 0 a m Ar hur Henson Supt Morning Worsh p j 1 a m Young People s serv 1ce 7 p m Even ng serv ce 7 JO p m Wedne s day M d We ek Prayer Serv ce 7 30 p m Youth m eet ng 6 30 p m Even ng wor sh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE R ev Herbert Grate pa stor Wor sh p serv ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m R chard Barton sup Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl fford Sm th m n st er Sunday School 9 30 am morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv1 ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ce B pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Rob er t E Buckley pastor W I I am Ba ley Supl Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m even ng wo;sh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr1st an Youth Cru sade 6 30 p m Thursday cho r pract ce 7 STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday schoo l serv ce 10 a m Praye meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday evenmg serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHR 1ST Pomeroy Harr sonv lie Roaj R ck Morr son pastor Sunday sc hool supt Steven St anley Sunday sc hool 9 30 morn ng worsh p and a m c ommun Of'\ · 10 30 a m Sunday ~ven ng you h Chr sl ar~ En'd eavor 6 30 p m worsh p serv 1ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday e ven ng prayer me e t ng and B b l e study 7 JO D m ST JOHN LUTHERAN P n e Grove the Rev Ar hur Combs pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m chur c; h serv ce s 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST 8 ble School 9 30 am mornmg worSh i P 0 30 am Sunday even ng Worsh ip Serv ce 7 30 p m cho r pract ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meetmg and B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Free land Norr s pasta Sunday school 10 a m Ch urch serv ce 7 p m Wednesday B ble St ud y 7 p m CHRIST M ddleport 5th and Man George Glaze m tn1ster James Sheets supermtendent B bl e schoo 9 30 a m mornmg worsh p 10 30 am even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ~ Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor F loyd Carson Sunday school super ntendent Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m morn ng worsh1p 10 30 Sunday evange st c meet ng 7 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M ddlepor t Le sl ey G Holt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v ce 11 a m worsh•P serv c e 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday n ght prayer serv ce 7 30 THE UNITED PRES BYTERIA:N MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight L Zav tz Pastor D rector H A R R IS 0 NV 1 L L E Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 am Mrs Homer Lee 51Jpt Mornmg WorShiP 10 30 am MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church School 9 30 am John F Fu ltz Supt Morn ng Worsh p IO 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn ng Worsh p 9 a m Sunday Chu r ch Schoo l 0 am Mrs Sampson Hal Supt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarn er D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE H1cks Rev D Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 am Church School 10 am ENTERPRISE - WorShip 9 a m Church Schoo 10 am FLATWOODS - Worsh p 11 a m Church Schor l 10 & m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 am Church Schoo l 9 IS a m UM v F 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS Worsh p 10 a m Chu r ch Schoo l 9 am UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh p 10 30 am Church School 9 30" m UM Y F 7 p m RUTLAND WorshiP 9 15 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m UMY P 7 P m SALEM CENTER Wor sh p 9 am Churc'l School 10 a m UM Y F Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R:tchard E Jarvt s AS 8 U R Y Worsh P 11 am Church School 9 SO am WSCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 am Church School 10 am W<SCS Jrd Wednesday 7 30 0 pm MINERSVILLE - Worsh p 10 am Church School 9 am WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church School 9 30 a m worsh1p serv 7 30 p m SOUTHE~N CLUSTER Rev Ste'tlen Wtlson Rev Larry Polmg Rev Howard Sh veley BETHANY (Dorcas) Worsh p 9 30 am Church School 10 :,tO am CAN MEL Worsh p 11 11 m 1st and 3rd Sundays Church School 10 am APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 7 JO p m f rst and t ~ rd sun OF THE NAZARENE Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh1p 10 30 am Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Serv 1ce Sunday School Supermtenden t Gerald Wells P astor Rev Morr1s M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B kacsan pastor Ronne Sa l ser S S Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Wor sh p 10 45 a m Sunday evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng B ble Study; 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon G la sure pastor Sunday School 9 30 am YOUth and jun or youth serv ce 6 45 p m even n g worsh p 7 30 p m prayer and pra se Wednesday 7 30 o m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean pastor Sunday Schoo l 10 am Leon M ller sup! Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m CliE)T"'E"'R"" CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf eld pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 & m worsh1p serv ce 11 am even ng serv ce 7 prayer serv ce 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 worsh1p 10 30 Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ SYRAC\JSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Lar mo re pastor Bob Moore Sunday Schoo Supt Sunday Schoo c::lasses for all ages 9 30 a m mo rnmg worsh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangel st1c serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30p m MISSIOnary meetmg second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Sm fh pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m class leader Leo H I I worShiP serv ce 10 JO a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST- Eden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Morn ng sermon 11 a m Sunday n ght serv ces Chr 1st an Endeaver 7 30 p m song serv 1ce 8 p m Preachmg a 30 p m Mid week Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHR ST ,_ Located at Rutland on New L ma Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt Sunday school 10 30 am worsh1p 7 30 P m B1ble study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday night prayer serv ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCI< GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Morning worsh p 9 30 am church school 10 30 a m young peoples meeting 6 30 Pm evening- worship 7 30 P m Bible study Wednesdav c:,; 1 believe th1s un1verse ts no acctdent I believe all life ~omes from God 1 belteve He cares about ME and wants me really to care about H1m 1 believe 1 have fallen short of p1easmg God yet He s1 tll lets me ltve tn freedom I am not hts slave I believe that Jesus Chnst revea led God s forgtvtng love wh e n Hethe Son of God-sacnftced Hts perfect life for my Imperfect life 1 beheve that Jesus rbse from death assunng me that tt ts Gods de stre that I too may reach etermty And because I believe- ! want to share w1th you my Fa1th and the msp tralton I have found as I worship every Sunday tn church FRIOA1' At.-P<tll':ll h1<t 6 00 - News 3 8 10 15 13 Truth or Con~equence s 6 Street 20 Pro Ject Care 33 6 REORGANIZED JESUS Week 20 33 Beat the Clock 13 Scene 33 Bob Hope 3 4 15 S1x M Ilion Dollar Man 6 13 9 00 - Masterp1e oe Theater 33 , B centenn al Lecture Senes 20 Moves It Started m Naples 8 The Angry H1lls 10 9 30 - Brian Ke th 3 4 15 Odd Couple 13 Ozz e s G rls6 10 00 - News 20 Rei Qlous America 33 Dean Mart n 3 15 4 Portr a it A Man Whos e Name wa s John To m a 6 13 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 10 45 - Mov es Where the Boys Are B Hangover Square 10 The Raven 13 1 00 - M dn ~h i SP.CCial J 4 Don K1rshn er s Ro c k Concert 6 Take F ve For L fe 15 Salute to t he T ony Awards Mov1e The Bamboo Saucer 10 2 30 '- Mev e The Ev I of Frankensfe n 4 News 13 4 00 - Mov e Counterplot 4 5 30 - Mov1e l11 s1de the Mafia 4 SATURDAY APRIL20 6 30 - Chr stopher Closeup 10 6 30 TV Classroom 6 Fa th for Tod•y 10 Ky Afo eld 13 I 7 00 - Ne ghbors 13 Fun for Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman s Point of V1ew 3 7 30 M•n for COS I 10 Sesame Sl 20 Gospel 6 Abbot and Cos tello 8 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4 8 00 - Jakes Place 6 L dsv lie 3 4 15 Bugs Bunnv 13 Ha r Bear Bunch 6 Lass e 10 8 30 - Yog s Gang 6 13 Mtster Rogers 20 Addams Fam ly 3 4 IS Sabr na B Popeye 10 9 00 - Emergency Plu s A 3 4 15 Super Fr end s 6 13 Move 10 Sesame Street 20 9 ]0 - ln ch H1gh Pnvate Eye 3 A 15 10 00 - Elec Co 20 Lass1e s Rescue Rangers6 13 My Favonte Mart tan 10 B Stgmund and The Sea Monsters 3 .4 15 10 30 - Goober and the Ghost Chaser s 6 13 Ptnk Panther s 3 4 15 Jeann e 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00 - Star Trek 3 A 15 Brady K ds 6 13 Speed Buggy 6 10 Sesame St 20 11 30 - Jose and the Pussycats n Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cass dy 3 4 15 M tss on Magac 6 13 Jetsons 3 4 15 lnstde Out 20 Movae 6 13 Pebbles & 12 00 Bamm Bamm 6 10 12 15 - Search f or Science 12 30 Go3 4 15 Fat Alberts 10 1 00 - Man from UNCLE A American Bandsland 6 13 It TakesATh ef3 Chtldren s F tlm Festtval8 10 Western Star Theater 15 I 30 - Greatest Sports Legends 15 2 00 Soul Tra n 6 Wagon Tram 3 TBA 15 Movte Beau Geste 4 V1ewpo nt 8 Death Valley Days 10 Tarzan 13 a.lieve a OF OLD DEXTER CON GREGAT10NAL CHURCH Mrs Wor ey Francs Sunday s.choo sup! Sunday sc hoo 10 2 15 - Baseball 15 2 30 - NBA Playoffs 6 10 3 00 - F sh n Hole 13 Cnpy gh l'l74KII If' 1\d e JngServce n HYSELL RUN FREEDOM SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Author zed Ca talog Merchant Lou s W Osborne CATALOGU E STOR E 220 E Ma 1n RUTLAND CHURCH OF FAIRVIEW NORTH DEAR HELEN My mother hves wtth us She has the best room m the house - we moved upstatrs for her I do all her laundry mcndmg cleanmg cookmg etc whtle she enjoys TV or gads around She makes long-distan ce calls burns her hght day and mghl and expects spectat treatment though she tsn t stck wouldn t mmd all lhts except my broth er the dnnket gambler ts her pet He makes twt ce as much as my husb a nd but loses tl at the races then rnmes cr)mg to Mom to pay hts rcn l and other btlls plus chtld suppotl to Ius dtvorced wtfe She even pa)S for vacahons He tak~s wtlh hts gtrlfnend Mom goes out to eat wtth him several tunes a week Sh~ fo ots the btU She gave hun a car for hts btrthday llabv brother always lays on her for all hts extras But our four children don t get outstanding gtfls from t!tetr grandmother She never offct s to help US out monevwtse saymg shes my mother and I should keep her fref of charge Stnce brother spends all her Soctal Secunty anj part of het savmgs each month ts there any Solutwn 1 - J H Dear J Yes' Move Mom to Babv Brother s apartment Smc e he gels all uf her money he should also have the pnvtlege of her com pany - H we DEAR HELEN Wnen I hrsl mel my husband he had a beard After da tmg a couple of months my face broke oul tn a rash I ftnally convlllced him to shave clean - 1t was a cho tce bet\\een ktsses or halt and won Now we re marrted and he s started to grow back hts beard Agatn I ve got the rash on my face I hale that beard but he hates to shave I guess kissmg tsn t as unpotlant to him any more but do you suppose if I threatened to gel my hatr cut real short (whtch he hates) and stopped shavmg my legs and underarms he d get nd of that awful hatr ' He s so handsome wtthout a beard - Wi\N1 S A SMOOTHIE DEAR WAS Smce beards are gomg out you pt obably won l hevc lhts problem much longer Meanwhtle treat the rash wtlh abstmence and announce you ve thrown a\\ay your razor too But don l nag JUSt let your husband overhear you makmg an ap pomtmenl for a short hatrcul - H Dear Helen Can l Beheve It commented on anl t-Semtllc bumper sltckers and feared a return to the Httler holocaust You slated a few hale stgns only mdicate the warped lhtnkmg of a few people who flaunt them COuld f rerrund you that m Germany Jews and Chrtsltans hved stde by stde m harmony unttll933 when Httler and hts few who flaunted hate spread anlt-Semtltsm 9 30 - Bob Newhart Show 6 10 00 10 Owen Marsha l l i3 Carol Burne tt 10 30 - Day at Nigh t 33 a 10 11 00 - NewsSIO 4 ABCNew s 6 13 11 15---Jaycee Auct1on 6 N ew s 13 ll 30 - Movie Submarane Command 4 I M ar ed a Monster from Ou ter Spa ce 8 Cre ature \lv t h I he Blu e Beard 13 Polo/ F lm 0 11 12 12 1 I 2 3 4 LIBRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) I 1974 s r k r g t>arga s oday do a a o 10 sc 1se bass Le t co ch pan y have a c rys tal c ea u de s tand ng ol t1 e pas 1 o s 45 - News 3 M dntaht Soec al 15 OD-Movae N cky s World 10 15 Move The Borg a St ck 3 00 Move Dra cula s Daughter 13 30 - Mov e T oo Late Blues 4 30 - News 13 30 Peyton Place 4 Oo--Mov e The Atomtc C ty 4 ARIES (March 20 Apr I 19) You II ee l su c o you sell t1 you o und a a 1s ad y r 1 5 w I pe n I you o d~J w 1h a the s I mly b u t Ia y The e s so c!11 ng yo lee you shau d De (10 1g o day You wo qu tc know what s Il l sp ed by tno her Follov. h s ead GEMINI (May 21 June 20) Do wa o h gs to co iJ o YOU []east; I VC K OW Yh l yo hope l.o ~ c a be IC CO U 5 CCI ! yo w I y o xt yo u se CANCER (June 21 July 22) Co 11 0 ave 1 0 1a n1 s ua on wo 1 s 1 on you g p s l Po 1 c t yo u ghts w haul I s 1 y g a ge LEO (July 23 Aug 22 ) A so l t o Ia o e a t you eec1s S av 1 Cl b e I W II I CQU e AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) I you a u ude s rc c u vou w ork w I suff er tad 1y r y u o be resen t u o a ask you II be aske d to do o " ol he throughout the countt v l'he result 13 rntlhon people w ei e murdered 1n con centratton c tn1ps You also satd If your brotht!rs and cous ms wer e 111 the Isra el \rmy wouldn t you wtsh bad luck to thetr enenucs 1t so happens my cou" ns and ft tends ARE ft ghtmg and dymg 111 ll us war bet,Hen the l si a ells and th e At abs I wtsh victor) f or I st acl but\ also wtsh for peace - an)thmg to stop young men a mi women f1 om d) mg be th ey lsi aeh 01 A r ab lf you don thmk a few people Hate II c Jews ca n start a n ev. \\ ave uf J e w ba hng m thi s c uur lr) v ou natv c or extremely optnmsl1c 1m no pC!:iStnllst PERSONAl 10 WA NTS 10 UVE RIGHI Foll ow the words of Wtll Roge rs who satd Live so you wouldn I be afratd to sell the famtl) patt ol to ll e town gosSip - H \ J xpr ess by Jn 1 elcphone & l l.'l~e ) 1 <.~ ph ( r p I us bt: cn call ed orr fo r lh< tmw beltlg ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH At twss 2 \s I I 1 (r 1 ) I ll lU U I I ted '" star I S)SlC I 5 I r h.. 11 J K eep r g to 1 t, r ~-.: II I ong c o 0 1 In \ (2 w Is 4 Anll lhdl 11 loose m cr coat 13 0 1 14 ( abbr 1 t ptoes St ru gg l e 5 Cor r up t 6 Dt:!n l u rc 7 C - S 15 Managed L1 ~ ht be d Bon st e td <hI aSl ) lR II sr cg u ZO G t t: Ck lette r 19 25 Old Greek H ouse 8 S mu l 17 Ch1 1ese t ;-r r co ush p l a t f orm 27 1 r tc ta n 1!9 Kcl lc t Ul 22 ( 4 wll s li a~ cs 9 K 1d e I 12 \ j I I t J O Sll Olll C 22 Aru: tcnt bee tl e gold illo1 21 SUL Cf' cd 25 :Shuulct c r 2 6 F'orun g lrl 27 Heg rd 28 l \ dJr t 29 A dt 31 Poker hand \\lmt g s I rl s aI 33 I l' l I JJ@~[3~®1k.J "'·-M.J .-J ~ 3, Brc tt c I nscramhh tht.'l'it! 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ANN E. + , __ SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL Devoted to th e Greater Oh10 Vall ey +KQJ8 543 <foAQ6 MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We F 11 All Doctors Pre scnpt1ons 992 2955 Pomeroy 0 Cor Rts 7 & 554 Chesh re IiJass Fam ly Recreat on Sw mmmgs Camp ng Ph 36 7 74 4 FUL L SERVICE SHOP Rad a l Cut s & Toupee s 120 E Ma n St OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO Pom eroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Bakers of Hol sum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO Racme Ph 9A9 9591 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO WAID CROSS' SONS STORE DBA Anthony Plumb ng and Heclfmg Grocenes & Genera l Mer cha nd se Rae ne Ph 949 577? 337 N 2nd M ddleport 992 3550 VIRGIL B TEAFORD, SR GAUL'S MARKET REAL ESTATE BR OKER 110 Meehan c St Pi 992 3325 • CHESTER OHIO GOEGLEIN READY MIX Small Dozer Work Phone 992 3284 Middleport SMITH NELSON- MOTORS Author zed Buck Pont 1ac GMC Dea ler 500E MaonSt Keep sake D amond R ng s 212 E Mam Sf Pomeroy Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA St Rt M&R FOODLINER RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE MIDDLEPORT OHIO MIDDLEPORT 0 GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Shor.t Orders- Carry Out A Cool Dm ng Room Pant P lumb ing & E lectr c:"'ll Supplies Tuppers Plams Chester Ohio 7 Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL RACINE FOOD MARKET Ractne Ph 9922 1/A K&C JEWELERS HEINER'S BAKERY Butldmg Suppl es & Custo The Store W1th A Heart Ph 949 33.t2 M1llwork Ph 992 3978 BIBLE North East South 1+ 2N T Pa ss 6+ Pass Pass Pass Openmg lead- •Q MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP ROYAL OAK PARK I Noa th South vu lne1able West ,ASOlfNE ALLEY By Oswald & James Jacoby There ts nothm g wrung about sw mdlm g your oppo nents provtded yo u do II honestly Thus you are not supposed lo hesttate when you h. ve no problem but there ts no sttgma attached to last play when you do have some sort of problem South dtd have a probl em about hts stx dtamond con tract What was he gomg to do about the two mlSSmg aces? Obvmusly they were spht but how could he keep the man "ho held the ace of trumfs from lead tn g a spade It looked almost hopeless but Sou th figured out an honest swt ndl e that JUSt lmghl work tf West held the ace of trumps and Jack of spades He proceeded to dtscard hts stx of cl ubs on one good heart and the queen of clubs on the other one Then he led a trump West won the ace and dectded that East was marked wtth four clu bs to the ace In that case tf East also held the spade kmg a spade lead would allow South to play dummy s 10 and avotd the loss of a spade lrtck So West led a thtrd heart and South was able to dtscard hts three spades on dummy s clubs TH E BORN LOSER f7 lVII 'NJVLD '!OJ L KE TO \IAY. F. lUE~ER a 900S • ALlEY OOP PRENnOFTME FORTMAT" SET DOWN BUT WI-IAT OF THE BeASTS THAi ~AM AT N GHT 7 TI-lE Y M GI-lT M'f HEAD 'TO BITE THESE FOREIGN E RS HAVE GIV EN U5 A N E.W SLANT ON L FE" HAVE A PORK YEAH LE 5 SEE THINK I KNOW l HOW WE CAN lAK E CARE OF T HAI GHOP" - ---' NEWSPAP ER ENTERPRISE ASSN The btddmg has been North East West Pass 1... Pass Pass It Pass Pass 3• 19 South 1.. 2... LAFF FELLERS ELVICIJE'I HID ALL MY CLOTHES 50 I HAD TO SNEAK OUT IN HERS ? Yoo South hold •K2,AJ765 +864.Q9 4 What do you do now? A-PaiS Your partner has shtN away rrom notrump and y..r bond does11 I look good for 1 st1U game contract THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Ma1n Devoted to the Interest of The Meags & Mason Area 992 2101 Pomeroy Pomeroy Ohio lnslead of b1ddlng three clubs )ruur partner has bad two hearts U.er your two clubs What do you du how' I ' ' Dl Yeslerday'o Cryptoquole ALL REAL WORKS OF ART WOK AS IF THEY WERE DONE IN JOY - ROBERT HENRI II J rrl ltl gd tili( CRYPfOQUOTES Now arrunge the corded letters r ~ 1 1 to form the surprise •n•wer I'-:::::·I':=;:L =~~~eJ~:::;-~~-_:.•~u~r~ge:s~ted by the above cartoon )un ll'" the length and fo r n atmn o f t h e w1 r<.l s arc al l hmts E H.: h day the co de letters arc d1fTcn 1t I\ tf'lf()J{ r~...,.....-.----, l AXYDLBAAXR LONG FELl OW One lettH Slmpl} stands for another In th1s s n 1le A 1s u sed for the U rcc L s X for tRe two 0 etc 'S1ngle le tte rs 19 <foKJ843 WEST EAST .J8 532 . 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U c h ng e s CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 19) F r. l y t cs a ve y s ong T 1 s w t p ovn a ;1 55 wh e a u ec I o s c l f 'l.ce o f cl sl urb J o I s (] I c1ces TAURUS (Apr I 20 May 20) • Q 10 Support the Church of Your Cho ce 104 W Mam Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 MIDDLEPORT OH IO pm CHURCH Letart W Va ~t 1 R:ev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and B1ble studv 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Serv1ce Tuesday 10 am Worship SerV IcE Thursday 7'\f!f"'"" WIN AT BRIDGE South's fast one ts legtt HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) MARK V STORE CHRIST P 0 Box 487 MIter St Mason W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 a m Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m B b l e Stud y Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mUSIC FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 a m worsh p serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 HARTFORD CHURCH OF 7 30 - Course of our T m es 33 Bobby Goldsborol 3 8 Oo-AII 1r the Fam ly 8 10 Partndqe Fam tv 6 13 Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 .4 15 8 30 MASH 8 S1lent Ftlm 33 Wacky World of Jonathan Wmters 6 Move N ght of T error 13 9 00 - Mary Ty ler Mwre 8 10 Move Soloman and Sheba 3 15 College Basketball 4 ABA Playoff 6 SISter Gives Brother Takes love For Saturday Apr I 20 Bv Hl'len Bollt I • • ; AI E'i: ALLEU OFf N ~ W YORK UPf I fhe sale of Av" Inc t1 e au to • K 74 OF CHRIST io Chrlsttan UntonThe Rev w lllam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a~ James Hughes supt eve'ning serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evening prayer meetin$1 7 30 p m Youth prayer $erv ce elllch Tuesday Catch 33 33 Ph 992 366 3 Pomeroy 296 W Se cond De vot ed t o Me1gs Mason Area Pom eroy 0 MASON FlRS11 BAPTIST - MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St Mason W Va Chest.er Tennant pastor Sunday schoo] 10 a m morn ng worsh p 11 a m evangel !.t1 c serv ce 7 30 p m B1ble stu dy and prayer sennce Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone 773 5133 6 30 - Zoom 33 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 a Lawrence Welk 13 4 15 Thnllseek er s 8 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO THE DAILY SENTINEL George Cas to pastor Su nday Schoo l 9 30L _g__ve nlng worsh p 7 30 Thursday evefl ng prayer serv ce 7 JO p 111 CHURCH W1de World of Sports 6 13 Wrestlmg 8 Outdoors w ath MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH D al992 2316 MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Second and Pome roy Sts Stan Cra g pastor Sunday school 9 45 am worShiP servtee 1l a m tr a n ng un on 6 30 p m evenmg wor'sh p sennce 7 30 p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Mr and Mr s Cha l es R Shee ts 106 Cou r t St Pomeroy 992 300 1 Ph 9912176 Nat onw de Insurance Co of Colu mbus 0 307 Spr ng Av e Pomeroy COMMUNITY THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Su nda y Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young peoples serv1ce 6 45 p m Evangel 1st c serv cc 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng se r lt ce 7 30 p m MASON Pom eroy P J. PAULEY RUTLAND CHURCH Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Worsh p service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Su nday n1ght worshiP 7 30 p m 5 00 - With the hope tl wtll tn some meas~re foster and help sustam that whtch ts good m fam1ly and commumty l1fe th1s feature ts sponsor e d by th e bus mess f1rms and organtzattons whose names appear below MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN RUTLAND 33 A 15 - Baseball 3 Baseball A 4 30 - Who Dealf? 33 News 8 Look At The Book 15 M o•11e You re Never Too Young 10 0 nah Shore Wmne r s C1rcle Champ (..nshlp 6 13 MISSION - Bad Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Sunday even ng worShiP 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Bra l ey Sunda y school sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m wo sh1p sen ce and com mun on 10 30 a m youtl1 mee hn g 6 p m Sunday even ng serv 1ce 7 reg u la r board meetmg t h rd Saturday 7 p m Bb 1.' 50Ce~ Scnpue551! 1!1; 11d 8yTh1.' Ane•u b g V gna 6 00- Lilias Yoga & You 33 GOSPEL CHRIST Robe rt Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worShiP serv1ce 10 45 a m evenmg worsh p alternating w th c E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Pr ayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Al fred Wo lfe la y leader WHITES CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sun day schoo l 9 30 a m worsh lp serv ce 10 30 am B1ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ 3 30 - Great .... parts Leg ends 3 Move Fury of the Congo 13 4 DO-Baseba ll Pre Game Show 3 4 Audubon W 1ldl fe Theatre Jul1us Boros 10 I Spy 15 A B1IW1th Kn t 33 FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Mor n ng wo sh p 10 30 am Young P eop e s Serv 1ce Evangelist c ser 6 45 p m v ce 1 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m 5 Thu sdoy •m LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoo l supt Ronald Osborne B ble Schoo l 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 a m Evening serv ces 7 30 p m Farm Home and Garden 20 11 00 - News Weather Sporl$3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak1 33 11 30 - Johnny Car son 3 4 15 Sa l ute to the Tony Awards 6 LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rae ne Road W1ll am Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday School D re ctor Sunday School 9 30 am Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m Wednesday even ng prayer serv ces 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear l Shuler pas or Worsh p serv ce 9 30 a m Sunday Sunday schoo l 0 JO a m 6 be study and prayer serv ce 7 JO p m Thur sday K ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 am Ralph Carl sup ! Worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay St tes pastor Us. oa t ng au U g to Ul ke IJ pi CCS (Aug 23 Sepl 22) A I r~ 1 o yo 1 st f le a 1d b ent I s Do 1 be uvc l y llJ g uss vo You pu::-1 you ou au ol lhe p c l o 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 8 00 - Wash nglon Rev ew 20 33 D1rty Sal ly 8 10 Sanford and Son J 4 1~ Brady Bunch 6 13 8 30 - Wash ngton COnnect1on 20 Good Tames 8 10 Campus CHURCH CHRIST 4 VIRGO Helen Help Ses ame Truth or Con seq J News 6 10 What s My L ne 8 Wild Kmgdom 13 Elec Co 20 Ay at on Weath er 33 Bedt the Clo k A I Spy 15 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Hollywood Squares 4 New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Tru th 6 Concentrat i on 8 Wall Street DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T m Russe ll m n1ster Norman C W II Sunday sc hool supt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m worsh p serv ce 10 JO a m B bl e study Wednesday 7 30 p m OF 30 - NBC News J 222 13 ::1 S Wt! I S 7 00 - pm pm MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner S x hand Pa tm e t he Rev Si eve Skaggs pa s lor Danny Thompson Sunday school supt WMPO rad o program 7 45 am Sunday school 9 15 am mor 1mg worsh p \0 15 am Youth act v t es and t e l owsh p for iun or and sen or h gh sludents 6 p m B ble study 7 JO p m M d weeK prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH J PORTLAND W r sh p 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Wor sh p 11 a m 2nd and 4 h Sundays Chur ch Sc hOol 10 a m WESLEYAN (Raclne) Wor s h p 11 am Church Sc hoo 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Wo sh p 0 am Chur ch School 9 a m Prayer M ee t ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM Chur ch serv ce s 9 a m Sunday Schoo 9 45 a m B ble Study ev ery Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p 11 a m Chur c h Sc hoo 0 Television Log I 7 30 p m so ne • �\ Sentin·e l ·Classifieds G·e t R esults~·~~;,: ~~~~~:;~~~~o~~~~ ,:~,r~:.; :-=r-=::::~·B ====u=s=in ~e=s~s=·::S= : : e~r~vi=c=e=s~~ .. 2 .BROWN'S fiRE & SAfffi EQUIPMENT Notice ,_,,,«•,-wo r"·<•<=M · I I·~ ""''""'' ·"""-"""""'•>"-"""''"":~ GAS· ··' GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP .Wanted To Buy For Sale NICE J bedroom lhom e lor sa le COMPLETE 511 ,000. P hon e 992 3915 or 992 ·., FA M I LY yard sale ilnt qucs N O I Lv pp ~· · tiUC r,l~ll dl or-, TROPICAL fiS h for sale 2571 + 1 furnt sh cd app l tances , c loth mg , dtshes furniiUrt' and dr she s 2 m des IOC rl'd br., ss .JOe. . biltlt·nc~ ;, r , ~"s "s'nv·aacnuds •Phr~', 'r'ds SHtrc .. r;,d, 4 19 tt c AUTOMOTIVE south of Midd lepo rt o fl Roul~ 1.1 .JO M A Hilll 1-? ccdsvtl le , · ._ " "-... - -----------and mtsc Rt JJ oppos,r e 7 on s tory 's Run Ror~rl April Ohro Phone J7 8 61J9 4 Ill 6tc EXCLU~ I VE LOCA T IO NS I REPAIR trailer court. Ha r tford , W Va 20 and 21 3 ?<~ tic Oe lu )(e lull tea1u r ed hom es FIRE DEPARTMENT 1 19 6tc Pomeroy 808 W Mam Sf .t 10 TI C LOS T br1g 111 car pet co lor s from '1>75,000 to 'Sd5,000 <I EQUIPMENT • 0 L D au to's, 6 or mor e cars, w il l res tore th em wtlh Blue bed room s, 2 ba tt1s 2 ca r g1ve $3 00 p1ece , 18 ca rs or Lus tre Ren t e lc c tr 1c gilr<tge , fam il y room, a~r" EXTINGUISHER W d REV IVA L, begtnnmg Ap ril 15 GUN Shoo t 7 p m Fr tday ~1 1 the Racme Gun Clu b fa c tory more Wil l g1ve be lfc r pncre dre pa 1r 1awn mowers an s h am pooe r $1 Baker F ur condd 1o ned large c oun ry Begtns 7 30 each eve nm g at SALES& SERVICE PHONE cho ked guns on l y A ssorlt•d Ca ll 985 4297 Pomeroy Wesleyan Ho l tness nrtu re Company lo ts v 1s 1t Rock Spnngs, ru' st HOME ALARMS gilr e n frac tors lnC'ilfS 3 211 ftc Chur ch on Rou t e 143 , one half <~ 19 J tc 1 1 ~ mil es north ot Pomeroy .:1 1 7 3tc mile f rom Rl 7 bypa s ~; Th e where s 33 ta and 7 m ee t Phone 742 -4673 PH. CHRY SA NTHEMUM s planl s Next to Rt Elemen ry and new evan gel rst tS Oav td l.tQh l •. DAy OR NIGHT CAS H pa 1d tor a ll maKes anct ·-I $1 a doz e n Phone 1 1304 ) 77J Hrgtl schoo l Also VIS a! P.,ggs 742 -5595 fro m Cha mbers. Artzo n a mode ls ot mobrl~ 1 homes SH OOT ING Match F or k ed Run Th ere w il l be s p ecia l sm gtng 51 J7 c res t Manor , on Rt 7 rust Btll BroWn, Owner Phone area cod e 614 473 9531 Sport s man C l ub , r100n S un t1 19 7t p pasl Ea stern J r and Sr H tgl'l and p ta.,ing and eve r yone ts Free Garag. 4 13 tfc Qay Fac tory choked guns welcome Th e pastor tS 0 Del l School For fu ll deta 1ls, wrtte Rutland, Or1io on l y 1970 MODE L Yamaha 36 0 RACINE , OHIO E s ltmate s Man tey Fr e d B Goeg 1e 1n . Great E nct u r o ~ $450 Phone Harry 4 18 31c 4 10 9t c AN TIQUE quilts and 1ewe1ry P1cken s 99? 3061 Am e r 1caSt n Hom S~c ond Pom es, ero y 22or1 caWll r Also, 1nteres ted 1n furnllure Frtday and 4 19 Jtc CONCERNIN G Act s 10 1 4 1n YARD SALE our 24 hour number 1n and dashes Call 992 5262 Saturday on L.:! rk rns Street Col umbu s, 1 239 968 1 Wate r , Etectnc , Ga s, Sewer th e B1bl e, Was Cornel 1us .EXPERIENCED eventngs or morn1ngs Rutland . Ohto Baby st roller Bu rld erso l W G Bes t Homes saved befor e Pe ter had oc L1 nes rn s ta li ed Work vROCERY bUSiness fo r sa le ' 1 ' 1 0 tfc lawn mow er record p l ayer 1 4 21 61C cas1on to speak. to h 1m? No guaranteed Bulldmg for sale or lease htgh chatr , somethmg to r Ac ts 11 14 The Pent ecostal Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m ----- ----------Dozer , Bac khoe, Truck s everyone F 1r e 1S 111 on South Th1 rd to 10 p m for appointmen t l1mestone & Fdl D~rt 4 I B ?tc _ll! NK Autos co mplete and • Avenue , Middlepor t. Ohio INTERIOR EXTERIOR 3 20 lfc - ----- --dcl 1v e red to our yard We p 1~k CommerCia f. Res1denha I 45760 up auto bodtes and buy a ll 4 1961 c SHOOTING MATCH , Corn Con struction & Re mode l From the la rgest Truck or Hollow Gun Club tu r n firs t k1nd s of •scrap meta ls and SINGER sewing ma chin es 1972 PAINTING Bulldozer Radrator to the mod el rn bea ut ifUl walnut r1gh t aft er Mdes C~t e r y tron R1der :s S.J tvag e Stat e P ARASOL 8out1qu e Beauty ca bm et Ma kes d es1gn st 1t smallest Hea ten Core. Ru tl and F actory oked Rou t e 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Sa lon next to Skate A way A~ 1·:;'1 8-K EXCAVATING c~es, z1g zag buttonhol es, gun s only Sunday , Apr 1 1.4~ Oh 1o Phon e 992 54 68 ROOF PAINTING Na than Brggs Ro ller R1 nk Announced blind hems, etc L1ke new p m t1 16 ?6 tp Ga lflp olts sprmg spec tills, 10 per cen t off R.ad1ator Spec1ahst 1 Onl y $89 95 Call Ravenswood COMPANY 4 18 Jtc -- - - - - - - - - on all perman e nt s and ------273 952 1 or 273 9893 aft e r 5 00 frost1ngs , fro m Ap ril 9 CALL CARL NELSON SMITH .NElSON 12 7 tf c through Apnl 30 Ca ll ?as 41<1 1 777 Pear l Street :>L D furnd u re,~ oak tabl es, - ~-- ----------for appo1ntme n t , Sand r a cloc ks, 1ce bo xes, bra ss beds Middleport ,•Ohro MOTORS, INC. Kern s , operator RACINE HORSE POWER Al lr s PHONE 992·5083 diShes, desks, or co mplete 10 Phone 992-5367 or 992 3861 Pomeroy Ph . 992 -2174 .4 7 nt c tra ctor W1th 42 mch Chalm ers 2 STORY PERMA STONE, 3 househo ld s Wr 1t e M D mowe r Excellent cond11 1on M il ler , Rt .4 Pomeroy Oh1 0 Bl< , LARGE M OD ER N KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Contact Marv rn Kee baugh , ca ll ¢92 7760 KIT CHEN , fin BAT HS, WIG S For a good l1ne of days 992 53tl1 9R5 3913 a ft e r 7 CARP ET TH ROUGHO UT 5 13 tfc Cos m eti CS , t raendly se r v1ce p m AIR CON_DITIQ.~ _NOW? FU LL BA SEMENT , 2 CAR DITCHING SERVICE a nd someone to chat W1fh , 4 1B 3tc GARAGE ALL O NE Q1ve me a call He len Jane LAR GE FLA T WELL For Rent Brown , 992 51 13 E LE CTR IC gu1tar Grbson L 5 Reward $150 for the arrest LA N DSCAPED LO T Water L1nes and Power 3 19 tfc w1 th case and amplr frer , lik e FU!o!NI SHE D apa rtm en t Now wh1le the weather IS P R ICED MID TWENTIE S a nd conviction of person or Lines All WOI'k done by the - - - - - -- -----y Phon e 992 5592 new Prr ce $500 00 Phon e 992 a dults onl strll cool 1s the best time It perso ns who stole my 2731 4 9 tfc foot or contract. Also dozer can be mstalled at your Gravely tractor Tuesday <I 18 31p work and s ephc tanks inRUTLAND Qn Most Amen can Cars n1ghl Phone Bob Grueser , conven1ence w1th no wa1hng 2 BED ROOM mobrl e hom e, atr sta lied NOTICE OF SALE STR AWBERRY pi.Jnts Char lie 992-7365, Rt 3, Pomeroy co ndrflonrng and 1n t he around m hot muggy -GUARANTEEDThe pe rs onal property of Fos t er Rt 2, Racme, Ot11o 3 BEDROOM S, LARGE KIT, RaCi ne a rea Phon e 992 5858 weather Dorothy Edmund son will be Ptlon e 247 230 9 See or Call PHONE 992·2094 4 15 tfc LI KE N EW CA RPET. sold at public auc t 1on com ' Phone 992-2550 AL UM SID IN G, OWNER 4 18 17t c Bob or Roger Jeffers mencmg at 10 00 AM on Pomeroy Home Auto BEDRO OM f urni Shed --------------WIL L HELP F I NANCE Wedn esday , May L 1974 Th e FOR QUAL IF IED BUYER apa r tm e nt 1n Mtddl eport ,- - - - - - -- - - - , Day 992 · 7089 res rdence 1S loc ated on Sta. e Open 8Ttl5 Oh1o Phon e 991 3173 after P RIC E D BELO W Night 992·3525 Route 12.4 near the Salem MARKE T $12,000 Monday thriJ Saturday ' 30 Center Elementary Sc hool Sa le 4 19 Jtc or 992 · 5232 606 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0. Sl':l n S w 111 be po ste d Th e SPECIAL N 2nd Av e. Middleport, 0. properly cons1sts 1n part of the OFFICE 446 3643 following · Under New Management EVENINGS Coldspot deep freeze , lawn Sud McGhe e- 446 -1255 ALL WEATHER lamps, an t ique washer, blow FOR RENT E . M "lke' ' Wr se man- 446 DON'T DRIVE A torch , droD leaf tab le , saw 37~6 horses, pots , pans and d 1s hes , 20", H.P. IS YOUR ROOF HARDWARE One efficiency apt . hand tools, pl a nk chair , s adrron , GAS.GULPER N 2nd Ave Middleport, 0 . T URF TR IM pus h type Bathroom, kitchen, living Ph1lco electric range , elect r 1c LEAKING? toaster , electnc can ope ner , P71·94 rotary mower Has Brrgg s & and bedroom combmahon . Now under new blender, k1tchen table , electri C OR A GAS HOG Stratton engme, 7 an ch IS COLOR FADED? ma nagement skillet , elbow brea kfast booth, stic whee ls , lo o p s t yle p la Phone Stanley 949·2789 table and 6 cha"s , Maytag MEIGS COUNTY ltor Free Estimate mquire tubula r ha ndle ('U 1987) drver. hos tess cart , 10 drawer now about a beautiful new Bumper to Bumper meta l stand , walnut c hma HUMANE rooi 10 fa sh1on colors. cupboard , Ph1 lco fr eezer Service POMEROY LANDMARK 117N 41hSI M1ddle por1 combmat ,on, Batdw1n e lec tric SOCIETY ~ Jack W Carsey, Mgr Foreign Cars Welcome organ and st oo l. dayb e d , telephone stand and chair , Phone992 2181 Ph 992. J863- 91tl3 magazone rack. Admoral color THRIFT SHOP Stop m and say Hello Bnng televiS IOn , wh at no ts , walnut 992 5844 After 6 m th1 s ad for a Free G1ft. CL ELAND F ARMS AND coffee table and 2 e nd tab les, OPEN IOTII4 : 30 GREENHO USE . A va r 1e ty of couch and cha~r, rec lin ers, Every Fnday & Saturday MIDDLEPORT Large Under New Management cabbage and toma to plan ts dropleat table, coffee ta bl e , Treasures and Junque bn c k home Has 3 apa rt NE W fur n 1shed apar tment, 3 N 2nd Mtdd leporl for sal e Also , brocco lr and candelabra , elec tr rc c lock , rooms and bath Real n1 ce, men ts always re nted {good W1lkmson Small Engme ca uliflower, sweet pepper s, woodel') cha1r , 3 p1ece bedroom Clothing , book s, r ecor d s, Rey no ld s' Ap a rtm ents. hot peppers egg plan ts, hea o suite consist1ng of chest of la m ps , prctures, tu r nrture, 1ncom e) Love ly k1 tche n 1n 992·3092 Mason, W Va , phon e 1 POMEROY le ttu ce and EA STE R ASK US ABOUT drawer s, dre sser and bed , d ishes, toys , collectab les ma 1n a partm ent , has range, (3 )4) 773 5 14 1. on good 399 W Ma m Pomeroy, 0 . FLOWERS , pan sy, mum s, cedar chest, rocker , walnut bed Across from Pomeroy Post road 4 14 7tc Located at Modern Supply PRE-FABRICATED rei , di s posa l, d rs hwashe r . azalea , hydrang e a , stand, sewmg mach1ne a nd HOME & AUTO Small Engrne Repa1r geraniu m s, pe tun1 as, sever al stand , kerosene lamp , camera , 1 Offtee cen te r ty pe smk Has new che(ry dresser, kerosene lamp, _:.___.;.:...._ _ _ _ _ _ _---.J TRA ILER . Bro wn 's Tr a il e r k1n ds of hang ing baskets 992 · 2094 g<'ls hot wa te r sys te m part Par k Phon e 992 3324 Geraldm e Cle land , Racrne , 2 hum tdif•ers. dresser and chest base ment Lo ts o f pa r king 4 14 tfc 606 E . Main Pomeroy Ohro Of drawers , jewelrv bo x, .1rea $2:? ,500 washstand w1th oak base , 3 29 lfc elec't ric fans , walnut bed , oak SUBSTA NTIAL reward for los t :! AND 4 ROOM furn iShed and POM E ROY - Ma1n Sf 75 ft OFFICE SUPPLIE~ . chest of drawers, 2 trunks , ma le Wh1te hound with red unfurnr s hed apartme n ts fr o nt age good 2 s to ry WE ARE p1ckang up a p1ano 1n Phone 992 5434 Built to Your 'Specs. barretl chair , child's plank hea d and ear s Lost 1n Fork ed and · Lawn Boy you r ar ea and wou ld like bu ild1ng apartment ove r , Run La ke area Conta ct rocker , washstand w1th oak 4 12 tfc Delivered to Job S1te • Tecum seh some res ponS ible party to Har ry Sal mon s, Chesapea ke garage, old house, al l for base. oak bed , uprigh t chair , • Kohler ke over paym-en ts Ca,l l ta I FURNITURE Oh1o Phone 867 4535 bed : stone jar , ca ne , kerosene PRIVATE meet ing room for abou l th e prrc e of the • WiSCOnSin Cred1l Manager , (614 ) 772 space heater , books, p tcture any organ1ZBt1on , phone 992 4 18 3tc frontage $16.500 • All o th e r 5669 or wnte 260 East Ma1r, HOGG ZIJSPAN Stop In and Se~ Our 3975 ~ frame, brass h ea dboard, Streel, Ch tii iCO fhe , Oh 10 45601 CLOSE IN ~ Over 4 acres, makes Po .t aroid c amera , 3 11 tfc Floor Display. 4 7 tt c MATERIALS co. miscellan eous hand and ga rden Help Wanted lurn 1shed home, 3 BR bath --------------I _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _.J ~ , 773-5554 Mason, W.Va. toots , porch and lawn furnitur e, MOB ILE HOME , 2 bedroom . Na tura l gas heat, City wa ter , STEREO Walnut AM FM ladders. s led , li ne n s, ca rd BABYSI T TER for 2 presc hool a 1r condllton . ca bl e TV, goo d chi ldren , prefe r m y ho m e or por c hes, man y o th e r C ~RADFORD , Auc t1oneer Rad 10, 8 track tape com tables, heare rs, tans , p1 ctu re IOCdt10n Phone 992 5623 HAVI NG fr e 1gh t prob lems' For I Co mplete Serv 1ce somewhere 1n the Middle~ort bmatron Bal an ce $110 73, or le.:ttlJres $7 ,100 frames , ai'd many other an 4 18 2tc mtra and rnterstate serviCe to Phone 949 3821 or 949 316 1 area Ca11992 2539a tr e r 8 p m ;~~5s ava 1labl e f'hon e 99 2 tlques, collector's ite m s and Pets For Sale SYR ACUSE - Almost new. and from mater gateways, · 4 17 -3tc ONE 3 bedroom tr a ile r , con Racme, Oh1o . other exceptionally good call GHE at 1 (8 00) 762 -1267 3 BR , colore d bath , love ly \r1tt Bradford 2 14 tf c household goods and effects of s truct10n worker s preferred 2 F EMALE Wh1te toy POOdl es 4 19 ltc k1t chen wit h range , ut1 ltfy 5-1 tfc Interest to all The sate w111 la st BABY SITTE R needed fo r 3 Call 992 7448 aft e r 5 p m Phone 882 3190 at least one day and lunch will room , HW floors, ca rpetmg . Childr e n, 4 or 5 days a week 4 18 3tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 4 14 6tp E XCAVAT ING , dozer , loader Auto Sales be served by the Salem Center Call 992 3645 after 7 p m --------------rn ha ll a nd l1v 1ng R , c arport REASON~BLE rates , Ph. 446 and ba ckhoe work ; sept1c United Method ist Church 4 15 61C TRA IL ER , utrlit1es turn1 Shed 4782 , Ga lliPOl iS, John Russell wlfh slorage $19,900 ta n ks Installed , dump tr uck s 1969 3 ~ ton Chevrole t p1ckup In Gase of mcle m ent weather Phon e 742 5980 Owner and Operator Call 949 2822 and lo boys fo r hrre , will haul BE J UST TO YOUR SE LF, DACHS HUN D pup pres Call 74 2 the sale may be postponed 4-ISMc __, S 12 tfc frll d~rt , top so•l. limestone 4 19 3tc 5092 aft e r 6 p m any t1m e on Charles w Na c hol s, APPLICATIONS only for meter F EA R NOT TO BUY THE and graveL Call Bob qr Roger Pa t rolm e n and ex tra polrce ·---------- Sund ay Guard1an of ~EPT l c TAN Ks,"AiloBic AN SWE R TO ALL YOUR Pl ease co nt a ct Pom eroy Jeffers, day phone 992 7089 ; 1957 CH EV R OL ET Excellent Dorothy Edmundson 4 18 3tp SE WA GE SYS TEMS n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 Polrce Department 99 2 2427. For Sale REAL ES T A TE condlf1on Will sell Carnahan Auction Serv1 ce CLEANED. REPAIRED 5232 4 16-tfc reasonable Call 992 296 7 afte r {4) 19, 26, .:tc PROBLEMS CA N BE PROM Dress , m1nt g reen , s1ze MILLER SA NITATION, 5 p m. .,.._ 2 11 -ttc FO UND HERE 7 6; also , Cata lrna SWi mSUit, STEWART. OHIO PH : 662· HOUSEKEEPER to. five in 4 14 6tc 303S new, s1ze 10 Phone 992 527 1 -Al.J"TI)JIR) HENRY E. CLELAND l n~,..·;;;~been Phone 992 2936 4 17 5271 10 4 tfc cancelled ? Lo s t your BROKER 1968 327 CAMARO Good con 4 14 6tp 4 17 Jtc operator 's license . Ca ll 992 d1ho n Phone 773 5706 992 2259 - 992-2568 EPTIC TA NK S cleaned 7428 4 17 st c SO MEONE needed to cu i grass 4 BALES ol redwood fe nce Modern San1tation . 992 -3954 or 6 15 ttc -------------on my property Phon e 992 The Almanac 992 7349 Ph one 949 4703 1970 OLD SMOBILE 98 low 777 4 4 17 4tc bUNri- fu~~ ~ n 1~u ~f Urn 10-23 -tfc By United Press Intemalfonal m lleage exce llent condition 4 17 3tp over 1unk automobiles over to Se ll1ng severf.l l hundred Today iS Friday, April19, the us W1J I pay $5 tor old tunk DOZER work , land clearrl'\g by 27 IN CH e l ec tr~ c r ange with dollar s below loca l d ealer cars Phone 1 (31l4J 773 5890, 109th day of 1974 with 256 to WA IT R ES,S.ES, car hOps and blow e r , good cond 1t1on Call pr1ce Phon e 992 3863 , a ft er 6 the acrP hourly or c6ntract , k1tchen hel p Apply in pe rs on R avers td e Auto Wreck.ng 992 34 01 after 5 p m 1 p m , call 992 5844 farm ponds, roads, etc Large follow. Crew's Steak Hou se , 4 9 26tc 4 16 6t c dozer and operator->W1th over V•r-qil B Tt·,lford Sr 4 17 6tc Pom e ro y The moon is approaching its 20 years expenence Pullins Brok.·r 4 4 lfc R't:ADY MJX CO NL !< t: 1 t: • • I I I Excavat rng , Pom e roy , Oh 10 new phase. NE W 19 74 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G 1959 CIHEVROLET ~;.. ton110 t..'lcchaiHC ~tr('t'l d eli vered rrght t o you r Phone 992 2478 • MACHINE S in or:ginal pickup truck Call 992 5907 The • morning stars are - 3 pc . Bedroom Suite, pro Ject Fast and easy Free PortH: roy, Oh10 ,i~/69 fac tor y carton Zig zag to 12., 19tfc 4 18 3t p · estimates Phone 992 -3284 , twin s1ze by Singer, m a ke buttonholes ,,. sew on Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. Goegleln Ready M1x Co , button s, monogram s, and 1969 Z28 CA MA RO 1n exce ll ent new . Only Si99 95 The evening stars are Mars Middleport , Ohio make fancy des 1gns w1th IIJSt condition 1964 Mal1bu SS , NICE OLDER HOME 2 pc . Bassen, 6-30 ft c and Saturn. the tw 1st of a s rngle -d 1al Left good cond1! 10n Phone 949 1 bed room s, large bath , lots of IPec.<n $299.00 1n Jay away and neve r been 5182 Those born on this date are (used only 6 months) DOZER and back hoe - Wurl(,, ' used Wil l se ll for onl y $67 4 18 3tc c losets N1 ce k1tchen , dining pc . Lane, Sohd Wood , ponds and sept 1c tan ks, dit cash, or terms ava1lab le under the stgn of Aries . a nd basement Gas furnac e, Phone 992 2653 Dark Oak New mt 9 . ~1 0 . I chrng serv ice , top sorl , fill 1965 IMP ALA Chevrolet , J27 concre te porch wLt h wrought American nuclear scientist 4 16 ttc engan e , good cond alion Will 1ron posts and rarl s. $15,000 00 NOW $l~O.OO dirt, l imestone . 1 B&K Ex BY BARWICK , cavating Phon e ?92 5367 or Glenn Seaborg was born April se ll reasonable pr1ce Ca ll 949 REGULAR $9.95 992 3861 1- 3 pc Bedroom Suite, INVESTMENT Re nt wrll ELECTROLUX vacuum 441 1 a fter 4 p m 19, 1912. clean e r, A I condi tm n, uses maple complete SlOO.OO 9-1 tfc 4 IB 3tc soon pay for th rs one .4 apclrt Sq . Yd, pape r bags, has cordwmde r On this day tn history ments, a ll re nted in good 1-4 pc Bedcroo1"'mP ,s, u,eot eso.ool -sEwiNG ~A~ ,~~:::--Rep a 1 ~ and many attachm ents Also OPEN , Roger Hy se ll's Garage Pnce Includes installation 1 1 101 In 1775, the America n Revolu· loca t ro n of town hght maple 0 service , al l makes , 99 2 2284 shampooe r alla chme n t 1n near Crossroads on Slate and free paddmg Talk to The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy elu ded <On ly 4 avai lable ) a t tionary War began . 4 BE CROOMS Nice kitchen , Route 124, 8 30 to 6 p m 3 Others to Choose From We ndell Grate, carpet Author~zed S.nge r Sa les a nd SJJ 70 cas h or t erm s Monday through Sat u rday gas furnace, fa m ily room, In 1933, the Untied States consultant availabl e Phone 992 2653 Service We Sharpen Scissors . Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 garage wr th large lot All Mtddleport-Pome roy went off the gold s tandard. 4 16 tfc .4 12 26tc ------·~·-,-·-·--·I utrliti es -------------•o-L<vmg Room S18 up -- -----------=-~_t.f c - ,We have hundreds of J BEAUT IF UL walnut Ste r eo HOUSE WITH RENTAL - 9 -BUILDING cons truction, Room carpet values Your job can rad1o, am fm 8 tra ck tap e additiOns and remode l ing, room s plus 3 room effiC ie ncy Estate For be completed in 1 to 2 weeks 539.95 up combma tron Balance $110 92 , floor sa nd ing and ref 1nis h1ng No long wa1flng period or te rm s ava ilab le Call 992 HOUSE tn Sy ra cuse, 3 rooms All tor only $17 ,500 00 1o choose from) Also , concrete work Phone 3965 and bath , ups ta 1r s, over acre SMALLFARMSorACREAGE 949 3833 , B1ssell ConstructiOn Wardrobe 520.00 4 16 ti c of land Partially remod eled N EEDED FO R OUR 4 16 7tp Chests & Dressers S10 up on 1nsi de workshop m back CLIEN TS NE W AN D GOOD (Good selection) Phon e 99 2 3135 1 Roll Candy Stripe with AM FM stereo rad10 8 tr ack OLDER HOME S, ALSO IN 4 10 etc For Sale Trade ~~=~~~;c~~h~:•;na Cab1net S29.95 rubbe_r back. 3.99 sq . yd. co mb1nat1on ta pe player , 4 GREAT DEMAND CA LL US Wash~rs speaker so und system N1ce for bedrooms, dens, 1969 CHEVELLE A 1 condi t iOn, 539.95 up Ba lance $108 63 , or budg e t MO DERN house, 1/ 2 mr le from NOW TO G ET YOURS SO LD kttchens, etc. wall sell or trade for PICkup of Pomeroy, 3 bedrooms , wal l to term s Cal l 99 2 3965 2 Maytags, 2 others equal va lue Phone 992 7644 wall carpet , larg e r ec room , 4 3 ffc & Elec. Ranges 539.95 up 4 16 stc la rqe pat 1o , ca ll 99 2 5248 T HI S SP ACE IS RE SERVED $350 .00 Magnavox Ste reo before 3 p m , after 3'. call 99 2 FOR YO UR AD 3436 -NEW 3 bedroom home , Ph" bath. Lrke New, now S For Rent Le~ garage , ba sement on Gr ave l 4 7 12tc IF YOU DON' T MAK E YO UR n5 o~ Old Bulle t · TOOL AND DIE MAINTENANCE MAN BUSI NE SS bulldmg rn down H1ll. Midd lepor t. Na tu ra l g as 2 Vmyl L1v10g Room Su1tes. I NV ESTMENT NOW , YOU toWn Pom eroy, Ohio Call 992 a lr eady m Ph one Date 2 BEDR OOM house m M1d Red, Sl99 95 Brown, S139_9S 3975 or 992 5786 -Dutton , 992 3369 , evenrngs Must be experienced 1n tool room mach1n1ng and tool and BE C HEATING '742-4211 dl eport Ne w k1 tchen and MA Y Rut,.nd, 0 . 992 -2534 Matchmg Coppertone Stove die gnndmg . ba t h, a pplian ces included ------ ------ ~ 2_26tc ,___._;__ _ _ _ _ __ j YOURSE LF OUT OF A VERY I 17-tfc Call 992 531 0 & Refngerator pa1r $199.95 GOO D FUTURE 3 19 26tc ' 15- Breaklast Set> SIO.OOup (,()f<' DON H I I " ' 0~1) TIME STUDY ENGINEER EX'( Els tOR Salt Works~ NEW - NEW . NEW Mam St , Pomeroy All kmds 6 ROO M, 1 floor plan house W1th HIIIN! 111'1.10111; Experienced in cost estimating & estabhshmg standards . 3 New Walnut T~bles of salt water pell ~ t s , wat er ba th A nr ce detached garage , ;, , \0: I f. 1 I ·, Maytag nuggets, block sal t and own exce lle nt locat ion m Mid · ForOnly$19 ,95 Automatics ~ Come in and make appltcatton betwten 8: 00A. M. and 4: 00 Oh1o R1ver Salt Phone 992 dl eport Phone 992 3904 or 3 Ne w Maple Tables ' 2 speed ore-r.ation . 1 3891 P.M. or mail attached to· co nta ct Cha rl es L 1s le , 992·3325 or For Only S29.95 Choice o water Syr ac use t ....... 6 S-tf<; temps Auto w11ter . t New $99.95 Recliners 4 l6 6tc 992-2378 level control Lfot I For Only $68.50 STARCRA FT trar le rs and fold Filter or Power Fin I Agitator downs, 25 pe l off on Reese 11111--------~ ALWAYS A LARGE I' Perme -Press H1tches and air condition ers AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR 20 pet off on automatic May tag SELECTION . :; awni ngs , 14 th ro ugh 17 ft Halo of Hut Camp Con ley Starcraft Sates, ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK Drrers Breakfa s t Se ts, Heater s, Rt 62 nortl'> of P L P leasant Surround clothes Bob Me Cormick Rd . Automatic Washer s & 1 gentle , even with 1 beh ,nd ' he Red carp~ ~~c KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) heat. No hot spots, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Dryers, Chest s, Dresse rs, no overdrv~ng F1ne Lamps, G ~andfather Style REG ISTE RED Angus bulls , 6 ALSO Mesh l1 nt F1Jter Bookcases, Recltners. Clock , mon th s to 2''' years Prrce We St-•"Jclallze in I am Interested '" the position of '/ Rock ers, Tables, Hutches, r ang e from $400 to S1,2 00 MAY TAG ' DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE ' Wye, Marshal l, and Clossat ' TV Sets. Red Cerpe-t Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Telephone - - - - - blood lmes Ph one Bil l W1tte, Sr>rvice 992 27R9 1 r 41 65tc Slreet _ _ _ _ ~-'- -~-- ~--------T.v. & APPLIANCE I ' I City._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ Stale c: l •c.__ _ _ _ __ TRAILER, excellent condlt ton 742-4211 Rutland, 0 ( GAS ,SERVICE · Phon e 997 2987 See Herb, Dave or M1ke 742-4211 Chesle r . Arnold Grate 4 14 6tp Ftulland Notice A TO :Z Mart used ON A LOSER l SHOP THESE WINNERS 72 FORD LTD ......... .................. 1995 '1 . U~ED 949-36'11 RACINE GARAGE ~==========-= THE WISEMAN t: \' NOTICE! EXPERT Wheel Alignment YES! •s.ss & ALL WEATHER HARDWARE MOWERS $52~D 3 IT GRAY MANOR APTS. RON AND KAREN THOMAS ALL WEATHER HARDWARE VW AND DATSU SPECIALIST WOOD '(RUSSES I~ . Lost I & --------------- --------------- ____ -------------- _________ _ -------------- -------------- ------------..- RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER cy l , Jul o, !,000 J TEAFORD Lu xury Sedan , ? dr H T Loaded 72 Ply. Duster Gpe., V-8 auto., p.S ..... .. . ' 2495 72 Dodge Swinger H.T., V·8 auto., p.S..... ' 2295 71 Olds Tornado, power, air, new w / s / w •• ~2795 70 Olds Cut. P S, P B 71 DODGE DEMON .................... 11395 31 8 v 8, 3 5p G 1 , 2 dr requ1rcrnent ). fa c tory a1r 1 & air·. ·. '1995 H T 69 CHEV. NOVA ........................ 1295 1 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air •• • •• ••••• .'1 895 70 Olds 442 H.T. Cpe., V·8, auto., P .S..... .'1995 6 cyl , Llu lo, P MX , 69 Olds 88 4 Dr., full power, air •••••• • ••• '1095 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto •••• • ••• • '1295 '12 t. ..J d r , lactory cltr, P S , P J:l. TRUCKS 73 CHEV. CUSTOM 10 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v.roof, air .... '895 68 Chev. ~ 70' MERCURY MONTEGO ............ ~1195 69 Toronado, full power, air, stereo •••••• ••• ' 1495 1 ion P1ckup long w1de bed , 307 V 8. s tand , e ye level mr rro r s, heavy duty s prrngs · 1 Pickup, V·8, J.speed • • • • • • .li095 72 FORD 1!2 TON 67 Olds· 98 4 Dr., full power, air'• ••• ••• • ••• '695 1 66 Ford 4 Dr. H.T., V·8, auto., P . S . .. .. . . .. . 595 CHEAPIES 63 Ford 4 Door, V-8 auto ......... . . ... ..... i195 67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 DR. HT. ...... .'495 65 BUICK WILDCAT 2 DR. ' HT. 66 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. HT . ....... ... ' 295 1 66 FIAT 4 4 DR . ..... .. ........ . . ..... . 2 95 992· 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6 : 00--Ti1Sp .m . Sat. 64 BUICK 4 DR ... ........... .. ... ...... .... . ' 195 CYL. 63 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE .. .......... .... .. ' l95 GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS 2 SIGNS Of · Pomeroy Motor .Co. QUALITY See Ray Rtggs or Roger Rt e b e l 985 -41 00 ------ 1895 Har op Coupe, V 8 e ng 1n e. a utomat 1c tra ns m1ss •on , p e r stee rrng , rad ro 1970 CHEVELLE ST. WAGON 1179S Loca l 1 ow ne r car, c lea n rnsrde & out, 350 V S engrne, power stee nng & b rakes, automatrc tran s, factory arr, rad 1o, good w-w t.res POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Real Sale - =-;; ------------ or l -------------- --------------- ____ -------------or ----------------- SPECIAL! RUTLAND FURNITURE ~~~-c=::,~ -1 _________ _ r------1111111111...1111-.. ROBBINS & MYERS, Inc. I 16 I -------------- -c------------- Rutland Furniture Ridenour' .. RUTlAND .FURN.ITURE --- ........ ---------- Sal es fro m d1scont1nucd oper atwns we1 c $2,26 1,572 m the hrst quarter of 1974 com. pa t ed wt th $8,002,470 Ln the 1973 quarter These sa les rela te to hm e, fer r ochrome and s1 hcon metal prOduced at Asbury , K imb a llt on, T e nn essee. Vir g m ta , Stcubcnvtlle, Ohw, and Wenatchee, Washmgton T he Asbury. Kttnballton and Steube nvtlle plant' were sold tn December 1973 a nd the compa ny ex pec ts to se ll the Wenatc hee plant tn Ma y, 1974 Foote 1s a leadmg prod ucer of It t hJUm pro du cts and fcrroa lloys. Specta Th ts Wl ee k IRIS BAILEY Iris Baile). daughte r of Mr. a nd Mrs. Robe rt C. Batley, RL 4 Pome roy, has won a full tuition scholarship 1one year; at Mountain S tate Busmess College in Purkers· ' at $900. There burg va lues were 73 high school s tu,dents p a r t i c1pa t I ng The M e tgs 4·H P leasu re year's sched ul e was r ead Rtders held the u Apn l m eettng Plans were made fo r the tour to at the home of Tammy Sm 1th. Mer1th Mannor s and 1t wa s Susan Yost tca d a le ttet from dectded that t he meetings the Depai !me n! of Agrtcu tturc , wo uld be c ha nged from pe r tat nin g to a cont agto us Tuesdays to Thursdays. dt sease agatns t wh tc h a 11 1 Parts of the horse wet·e horses com mg mto Olu o must ·studied and a qu1z w11l be g1ve n be vaccmated. Hea lth and at the next meettng Mem bers Sa fety r e por ts were g tven by pre se nt we r e Susan Yost, Tammy Snnth and Tamm y Tammy Smith, Tammy Erv m, E rvin and a revtcw of ' the He rbie Ervtn, Faye Retbel , 992-2174 NOTICE We need good used cars, so if you have. a good us.ed car bring it to Smith Nelson Motors for really a h1gh trade m allowance on a new Buick, Pontiac, Opel or G.M.C . truck . exa minations for th e scholarships representing 17 hig h schools . SEE CEWARD CALVERT, PAt STORY OR J. Wt' ctJ\\o:iVS HI\'(_ • ' I " I' \ ' ' I ,J ,, I . We built our bust n ess on serv ice & now se rv tce is Build ing o u r Bu s iness ' at worship service Saturday I ·' 1100 E . MAIN ST. POMEROY ACROSS FROM WATER WORKS Hour s: 2 , P . M . lo 7 P . M . Daily Othe r Hou rs b y Appt Loca lly Owned Ph , 992 -7034 Grade F ive - Bob Bill Lee , Paula Wolfe Grade Six - Cn c ket Car penter, Tamm 1e Cleland, Kim Dugan , Amy Fishe r , Melissa RACINE The Rac.ne lhle, Tr oy Ma nuel. Ken t Ele m entar y Sc hool fifth s1x Varney , Karen W1nes weeks honor rol l has been announced . Ma kmg a grade of " B" or a bove 1n al! the•r su bJec ts to be lis ted on the ro ll were G ra d e One ~ Vincen t C l e land~, Alan Cr•sp , Sco t Gheen , Lo1s lhl e, Do r s e l Randolph , Ton ya Ba rley Grade Two - Kevm Cur fman , James Cleland , John Cleland , Beth Ha rt, Rhonda Sm 1t h, Laren Wolfe, Terre Wood Grade Three - Ka th y Bake r, Zane Beegle, Angr e Gtenn , Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Rob m Johnson , Scott Ju st1s, Rebecca Lee, Krm Maynard, C!a1r Mor ris, Terry Pa tte r son, PHONE 992-7777 Tr acy Riff le, Oav rd Sa lmon s, Tanya Sal se r , Alan Shu ler, Lori Warden, Melan 1e Weese Next to Jones Grade Four - Krm Brckers. C1n dy Cross, Kim Fo!lr od , Allen Pape, Jay Rees, Cl ifford POMEROY Roseberry , Me l1nda Sal mons, R1ta Slater, Ke nt Wolfe Meigs Property Transfers Carl Offutt, Mary E Offutt to Culs & Southe rn Oht o Elec Co , ease ment, Lebanon . Hele n D J oh nson to J ames le i ter o r phone as soon a s new fac iltti es are locate d for the clintc . EMERGENCIES SHOULD CONTACT GALLIPOLIS CLINIC, PH. 446 -4950 LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Boys HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM 6ways not to be 1 • G 1ve you r furnace an eff•c•ency check-up to make sure it's not wcs l•ng fue l tlw k 111d St 1110111'\ Ill PUBLIC NOTI CE TO T HE DEFEN DA NT , JAME S D J ON ES, WHOSE RE SIDE NCE IS UN KNOWN IN T HE COMMO N PLEA S COUR T O F MEl~ CO UNTY OH IO SHARON A JO NE S 20 Rail road St reet. M1dd le po r1, Oi11o, Pla 1n l tff , vs JAMES D JO,NE S address unknown , De fendan t Adventist educator to speak I ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES 1 \6 ac re, Sa hsbury J oe M Bolm , J ane t Bohn to Ruger C Turn er, Oolite S Turne r , parce ls, Rutland. Ear l E Kmg ht, Ka t hryn W. Kmg ht to Terry L Hoffma n, Janet S. Hoffma n, Stephe n E Hoffman, 22 ac t·es, Chester Ma1 y V1rgmm Kautz, a'ka Ma r y Vtrgtnta Stewart , Lawre nce Stcwm t to James L Rtdcnour , Es ther P Rtdenour , pa rcels, Chester, Cheste r ville Cltffo rd J ack Ba c hner , Caroly n Vonon Bachner to Cltfford Jack Bachne r , Caro lyn Vonon Bachner, Jot Mtd d lc port. J Wtlham Brov. n, Myrvtlle Brown to Iva Stewart, 64 ac re, Sherry Dars t , Sammy Darst Rutland .!Q. D<1v1d E McVe), Elstc C McVey, \0 31 aues, Columb ta Guy R ose, Nancy Rose, Ma r tha L Rose, to Columbus Th e Metg s Commumty Mental Health Cltntc a nd Southe rn Ohto E lec tnc wtll NOT be located at Company, cc~scment , Sutton , Lebanon VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Wtns lon Vat ney, Gerald tne Varney , to Co lumbu s and AFTER APRIL Southct n Ohto E lec Co , A ll pat tents and a g e n c ies wi ll b e co ntacte d by JACKSHUU. No 15 516 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Pl a1nt1ff has brought th• S act1on nam 1n9 you as defendant n the above named court by fli1ng her Complaml on !he 271h day ot Ma r ch, 1974 The ob 1ect of th.;; Com pla1nt an d the demand tor rel1ef are to obta tn a d 1vorce to be award ed th e care, c ustody and Go ntrol of them in or ch rid of the part 1es , to be award ed a11mony for th e P larnl1ff and support for th e m.nor child of tne part res, for costs and other relref You a re requ,red 10 answe r lhe Compla 1nt w1thrn tw enty erght , days after the la st publ1ca tron of th1S not 1 c~. Wh iC h will be pul::{l 1s hed on ce each week for six consecut1ve weeks and the last pub1 1ca t ron will be made on the lOth day of May , 1974 In the case of your fa ilu re to answer otherwise 1 r espo11d as permdtetl by the Ohio Rules of C1vr l Proc ed ur e WJth•n th e t1me s tat ed , 1\Jdgment by default will be rend ered agam st you lor th e re l1ef demand ed in the Co"! pla in 3. Avo1d 4. D1c l your th ermo 51ot down to 68 degrees or lower restdence m f1 ~ · tland_ Moore has sustained a broken arm and was taken to Veterans Memorial flospital I, ,. ' ' ' ' ' and ap/>l10nces the mmute you re through with them 6. Use th1s coupoo to learn more ways r--------------~-----, ot I,JNIT CALLED RACINE - The Racme E·R squad was called Wednesday at 4· 45 p .m . for Charles Moore, 33, California, Ky., who was visiting at the Clair Boso '1ackrabb1 t' starts 5, Tu rn off lights I Energy Conservation I Box CW Wosh<ng ton, D C 20240 I II Pleose send my free booklet, 7,5 WA)'S NOT TO BE FUELISH" I LARRY E SPEN'CER , , CLERl< OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ME IGS COUN TY ,O HI O, COUR T HOUSE , P OM ERO Y, OHIO Ill <9 141 s, 1 12, 19, 26 151 3, 10, 7tc " I1 II '. ., ' I I mm I II ST REET •• • . ., .' ' •• oJ D. STORY Open Evenings Till7 P . M. & Sat. TillS P . M . & Service Till1 2 Noon on Sat . I HOME AT at Racin e listed W J ohnson, Zorra F J ohnson , I .I Included Honor pupils Drllard, Br ett J ones and ad· v1sors, Mrs. Rachael Dow.me and Billy Down ie . Refresh· ments of b row mes , sa ndwtc hes, potato ch i p~ a nd pop were served. The next meeltng wt ll be May 2, at the home of F aye Reibel A wntten descr iption of each m ember's horse 1s to be brought to the meeting . P arts of the horse and tack wtll be studied Health and sa fety r eports are a lso to be gtven , Pam Notting ham, reporter W1 s hin ).{ YI CII REMEMBER WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. Central Mic higan College, and Jack R . Shull, director of the Ohio State University . elementary educational Under his direction are 21 system for the Ohio Conference elementary schools with a staff of Seventh-day Adventists, will of 61 teachers, and an speakSaturday, April27, at the enrollme nt of about 1,1100. Mrs. Pomeroy Seventh-day Ad· Shull, al:SO a ca reer teacher, ve ntist Church, Mulberry has taught the thir d grade at Heights, at the 2 p.m . Sabbath Dan 'Emmett School in the SerVIce. Mount Vernon area several Edler Shull was the principal and business manager of years Mount Vernon Academy for 16 years before becoming ·the educational sup'llrinteildent for 1 the Adventist Schools in Ohio m PLEASANT VALLEY 1963. DISCHARGES - Rober t Born in Galesburg, ID., Shull Strange, Letart; Oga Roush, s tarted his work in ad· Letart ; Staci Fie lds, ministration as principal of ·G a Ill p o 11 s ; Mathew Cedar Lake Academy in Alma, Blankenship, Point Pleasant ; George Cummins , MiChigan. Before that he was Mrs . dean of men at Broadview Racine ; Belva Frye, Hartford; Academy in nlinois, 1939-1940. ' Mrs. Edward Hug hart, Pomt He recetved his B.A · from Pleasant ; E rt e Phtllipps, Emmanuel Missionary Co~ege Gallipohs : Paul Winn, MuJ. ( now Andrews Unl~er~ity ), dleport ; Paul Wtlliams, Berrien Springs, Michigan, Ravenswood ; Paul Lewis, and, dJd his graduate work at Gallipolis. ,I n Set Up SEE THIS ' -- easement, Le banon Pleasure Riders club meets E. MAIN, POMEROY, OHIO PH. $7995 now . 17, 1974 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 REAR DOORS) Fronl ktlch e n , 2x4 co n str uction , fully ca pr e le d . fully furnt s h e d. Save on !his new one Pam Nott w gham , Marsha '7.95 •·----·-------- Chest ~r , 0 . 1970 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $1395 4 Door , V 8 engme, std trans, dean rn teno r , bl ue f1 n1sh , radio, Qood t1res, _I owner ' t 9~0F DFAIRLANESOO (2 NOTICE! 1 RIGGS USED CARS Locat e d o n St. Rt. 1 _______________ - -------------- SHARP....... 1495 " You ' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business " -------------, --------------- 2195 1 Long w1de bed wll t1 topp er 6 cy t , s tand Karr & Van Zandt 10 pet. c ompar e d w ith $21,069,887 tn the [trs t quarter of \97 :1 Ne t ea rnings fr om <.o ntmu1n g operatiOns Incr eased more lh!tn three fold to $1 ,075,959 'I u ta I net ea rmn gs from contmumg ~1nd d1scon tmued op era lt ons wete $1,379,455 1equt valent to 57 ce n ts per c ommon s hat e a ft er th e p r e f c r1 ed d 1v 1de n d 70 .FORD TORINO ....... .............. 1395 30.1 V 8, aulo , P S New 3 Door Model mcre.ase of nea rly quetrte 1 L'O mpared with fu st quarter 1973 ea1mngs of $256 ,192 (,\!Hch were lflsuff lc Jen t to cover , the pref e r1 ed d1v1d1dcnd 70 CHEV. NOVA ....................... 1495 S. Cpe., pow ., air, v.roof .. • • • '1 495 t~n req uirement) 1n the 1974 1 ' 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. -- - ------------- CARPETING 501 NYLON I'll I 71 OLDS 98 .... ,....................... 12595 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ••• •••• • '5900 --------------- --------------- STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Ray Ellis Dr H T, fa ctory <:11r , P 5, P B 23 00 cc. sales_up : quarter, 71 FORD 4 DR. WAGON ........ .... '1495 1!1LE - -------------- GREAT COUNTRY LEADING MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC MOTORS HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ·FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: 74 FORD PINTO ...................... 12695 Was 17039.40 NOW 15800 -- -------------- L 74 Olds 98 LuxUiy Sedan <1 ------ --------- ---------·---- r -------------- 72 FORD GALAX IE 500 .......... .... 11895 l1 qh t green . gree n v1nyl rool & rn tcr1or full power eQu1 p laclor y <l tr , 8,300 mil es NElSON Dr H T , la clor y <:11r , P 5 , P 13 CARS Foote's net EXTON, Pa •Foote Mmera l Company th1s week re ported net sales from contintnng opc r ntJO ns were $2:1,138,7 15 dunng the 1974 first 1 992·5271 ----------- Sentin~l , Mtacueport-Pomeroy, o , April19. 1974 9 - The Daily ' ' ' �\ Sentin·e l ·Classifieds G·e t R esults~·~~;,: ~~~~~:;~~~~o~~~~ ,:~,r~:.; :-=r-=::::~·B ====u=s=in ~e=s~s=·::S= : : e~r~vi=c=e=s~~ .. 2 .BROWN'S fiRE & SAfffi EQUIPMENT Notice ,_,,,«•,-wo r"·<•<=M · I I·~ ""''""'' ·"""-"""""'•>"-"""''"":~ GAS· ··' GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP .Wanted To Buy For Sale NICE J bedroom lhom e lor sa le COMPLETE 511 ,000. P hon e 992 3915 or 992 ·., FA M I LY yard sale ilnt qucs N O I Lv pp ~· · tiUC r,l~ll dl or-, TROPICAL fiS h for sale 2571 + 1 furnt sh cd app l tances , c loth mg , dtshes furniiUrt' and dr she s 2 m des IOC rl'd br., ss .JOe. . biltlt·nc~ ;, r , ~"s "s'nv·aacnuds •Phr~', 'r'ds SHtrc .. r;,d, 4 19 tt c AUTOMOTIVE south of Midd lepo rt o fl Roul~ 1.1 .JO M A Hilll 1-? ccdsvtl le , · ._ " "-... - -----------and mtsc Rt JJ oppos,r e 7 on s tory 's Run Ror~rl April Ohro Phone J7 8 61J9 4 Ill 6tc EXCLU~ I VE LOCA T IO NS I REPAIR trailer court. Ha r tford , W Va 20 and 21 3 ?<~ tic Oe lu )(e lull tea1u r ed hom es FIRE DEPARTMENT 1 19 6tc Pomeroy 808 W Mam Sf .t 10 TI C LOS T br1g 111 car pet co lor s from '1>75,000 to 'Sd5,000 <I EQUIPMENT • 0 L D au to's, 6 or mor e cars, w il l res tore th em wtlh Blue bed room s, 2 ba tt1s 2 ca r g1ve $3 00 p1ece , 18 ca rs or Lus tre Ren t e lc c tr 1c gilr<tge , fam il y room, a~r" EXTINGUISHER W d REV IVA L, begtnnmg Ap ril 15 GUN Shoo t 7 p m Fr tday ~1 1 the Racme Gun Clu b fa c tory more Wil l g1ve be lfc r pncre dre pa 1r 1awn mowers an s h am pooe r $1 Baker F ur condd 1o ned large c oun ry Begtns 7 30 each eve nm g at SALES& SERVICE PHONE cho ked guns on l y A ssorlt•d Ca ll 985 4297 Pomeroy Wesleyan Ho l tness nrtu re Company lo ts v 1s 1t Rock Spnngs, ru' st HOME ALARMS gilr e n frac tors lnC'ilfS 3 211 ftc Chur ch on Rou t e 143 , one half <~ 19 J tc 1 1 ~ mil es north ot Pomeroy .:1 1 7 3tc mile f rom Rl 7 bypa s ~; Th e where s 33 ta and 7 m ee t Phone 742 -4673 PH. CHRY SA NTHEMUM s planl s Next to Rt Elemen ry and new evan gel rst tS Oav td l.tQh l •. DAy OR NIGHT CAS H pa 1d tor a ll maKes anct ·-I $1 a doz e n Phone 1 1304 ) 77J Hrgtl schoo l Also VIS a! P.,ggs 742 -5595 fro m Cha mbers. Artzo n a mode ls ot mobrl~ 1 homes SH OOT ING Match F or k ed Run Th ere w il l be s p ecia l sm gtng 51 J7 c res t Manor , on Rt 7 rust Btll BroWn, Owner Phone area cod e 614 473 9531 Sport s man C l ub , r100n S un t1 19 7t p pasl Ea stern J r and Sr H tgl'l and p ta.,ing and eve r yone ts Free Garag. 4 13 tfc Qay Fac tory choked guns welcome Th e pastor tS 0 Del l School For fu ll deta 1ls, wrtte Rutland, Or1io on l y 1970 MODE L Yamaha 36 0 RACINE , OHIO E s ltmate s Man tey Fr e d B Goeg 1e 1n . Great E nct u r o ~ $450 Phone Harry 4 18 31c 4 10 9t c AN TIQUE quilts and 1ewe1ry P1cken s 99? 3061 Am e r 1caSt n Hom S~c ond Pom es, ero y 22or1 caWll r Also, 1nteres ted 1n furnllure Frtday and 4 19 Jtc CONCERNIN G Act s 10 1 4 1n YARD SALE our 24 hour number 1n and dashes Call 992 5262 Saturday on L.:! rk rns Street Col umbu s, 1 239 968 1 Wate r , Etectnc , Ga s, Sewer th e B1bl e, Was Cornel 1us .EXPERIENCED eventngs or morn1ngs Rutland . Ohto Baby st roller Bu rld erso l W G Bes t Homes saved befor e Pe ter had oc L1 nes rn s ta li ed Work vROCERY bUSiness fo r sa le ' 1 ' 1 0 tfc lawn mow er record p l ayer 1 4 21 61C cas1on to speak. to h 1m? No guaranteed Bulldmg for sale or lease htgh chatr , somethmg to r Ac ts 11 14 The Pent ecostal Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m ----- ----------Dozer , Bac khoe, Truck s everyone F 1r e 1S 111 on South Th1 rd to 10 p m for appointmen t l1mestone & Fdl D~rt 4 I B ?tc _ll! NK Autos co mplete and • Avenue , Middlepor t. Ohio INTERIOR EXTERIOR 3 20 lfc - ----- --dcl 1v e red to our yard We p 1~k CommerCia f. Res1denha I 45760 up auto bodtes and buy a ll 4 1961 c SHOOTING MATCH , Corn Con struction & Re mode l From the la rgest Truck or Hollow Gun Club tu r n firs t k1nd s of •scrap meta ls and SINGER sewing ma chin es 1972 PAINTING Bulldozer Radrator to the mod el rn bea ut ifUl walnut r1gh t aft er Mdes C~t e r y tron R1der :s S.J tvag e Stat e P ARASOL 8out1qu e Beauty ca bm et Ma kes d es1gn st 1t smallest Hea ten Core. Ru tl and F actory oked Rou t e 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Sa lon next to Skate A way A~ 1·:;'1 8-K EXCAVATING c~es, z1g zag buttonhol es, gun s only Sunday , Apr 1 1.4~ Oh 1o Phon e 992 54 68 ROOF PAINTING Na than Brggs Ro ller R1 nk Announced blind hems, etc L1ke new p m t1 16 ?6 tp Ga lflp olts sprmg spec tills, 10 per cen t off R.ad1ator Spec1ahst 1 Onl y $89 95 Call Ravenswood COMPANY 4 18 Jtc -- - - - - - - - - on all perman e nt s and ------273 952 1 or 273 9893 aft e r 5 00 frost1ngs , fro m Ap ril 9 CALL CARL NELSON SMITH .NElSON 12 7 tf c through Apnl 30 Ca ll ?as 41<1 1 777 Pear l Street :>L D furnd u re,~ oak tabl es, - ~-- ----------for appo1ntme n t , Sand r a cloc ks, 1ce bo xes, bra ss beds Middleport ,•Ohro MOTORS, INC. Kern s , operator RACINE HORSE POWER Al lr s PHONE 992·5083 diShes, desks, or co mplete 10 Phone 992-5367 or 992 3861 Pomeroy Ph . 992 -2174 .4 7 nt c tra ctor W1th 42 mch Chalm ers 2 STORY PERMA STONE, 3 househo ld s Wr 1t e M D mowe r Excellent cond11 1on M il ler , Rt .4 Pomeroy Oh1 0 Bl< , LARGE M OD ER N KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Contact Marv rn Kee baugh , ca ll ¢92 7760 KIT CHEN , fin BAT HS, WIG S For a good l1ne of days 992 53tl1 9R5 3913 a ft e r 7 CARP ET TH ROUGHO UT 5 13 tfc Cos m eti CS , t raendly se r v1ce p m AIR CON_DITIQ.~ _NOW? FU LL BA SEMENT , 2 CAR DITCHING SERVICE a nd someone to chat W1fh , 4 1B 3tc GARAGE ALL O NE Q1ve me a call He len Jane LAR GE FLA T WELL For Rent Brown , 992 51 13 E LE CTR IC gu1tar Grbson L 5 Reward $150 for the arrest LA N DSCAPED LO T Water L1nes and Power 3 19 tfc w1 th case and amplr frer , lik e FU!o!NI SHE D apa rtm en t Now wh1le the weather IS P R ICED MID TWENTIE S a nd conviction of person or Lines All WOI'k done by the - - - - - -- -----y Phon e 992 5592 new Prr ce $500 00 Phon e 992 a dults onl strll cool 1s the best time It perso ns who stole my 2731 4 9 tfc foot or contract. Also dozer can be mstalled at your Gravely tractor Tuesday <I 18 31p work and s ephc tanks inRUTLAND Qn Most Amen can Cars n1ghl Phone Bob Grueser , conven1ence w1th no wa1hng 2 BED ROOM mobrl e hom e, atr sta lied NOTICE OF SALE STR AWBERRY pi.Jnts Char lie 992-7365, Rt 3, Pomeroy co ndrflonrng and 1n t he around m hot muggy -GUARANTEEDThe pe rs onal property of Fos t er Rt 2, Racme, Ot11o 3 BEDROOM S, LARGE KIT, RaCi ne a rea Phon e 992 5858 weather Dorothy Edmund son will be Ptlon e 247 230 9 See or Call PHONE 992·2094 4 15 tfc LI KE N EW CA RPET. sold at public auc t 1on com ' Phone 992-2550 AL UM SID IN G, OWNER 4 18 17t c Bob or Roger Jeffers mencmg at 10 00 AM on Pomeroy Home Auto BEDRO OM f urni Shed --------------WIL L HELP F I NANCE Wedn esday , May L 1974 Th e FOR QUAL IF IED BUYER apa r tm e nt 1n Mtddl eport ,- - - - - - -- - - - , Day 992 · 7089 res rdence 1S loc ated on Sta. e Open 8Ttl5 Oh1o Phon e 991 3173 after P RIC E D BELO W Night 992·3525 Route 12.4 near the Salem MARKE T $12,000 Monday thriJ Saturday ' 30 Center Elementary Sc hool Sa le 4 19 Jtc or 992 · 5232 606 E Mam, Pomeroy , 0. Sl':l n S w 111 be po ste d Th e SPECIAL N 2nd Av e. Middleport, 0. properly cons1sts 1n part of the OFFICE 446 3643 following · Under New Management EVENINGS Coldspot deep freeze , lawn Sud McGhe e- 446 -1255 ALL WEATHER lamps, an t ique washer, blow FOR RENT E . M "lke' ' Wr se man- 446 DON'T DRIVE A torch , droD leaf tab le , saw 37~6 horses, pots , pans and d 1s hes , 20", H.P. IS YOUR ROOF HARDWARE One efficiency apt . hand tools, pl a nk chair , s adrron , GAS.GULPER N 2nd Ave Middleport, 0 . T URF TR IM pus h type Bathroom, kitchen, living Ph1lco electric range , elect r 1c LEAKING? toaster , electnc can ope ner , P71·94 rotary mower Has Brrgg s & and bedroom combmahon . Now under new blender, k1tchen table , electri C OR A GAS HOG Stratton engme, 7 an ch IS COLOR FADED? ma nagement skillet , elbow brea kfast booth, stic whee ls , lo o p s t yle p la Phone Stanley 949·2789 table and 6 cha"s , Maytag MEIGS COUNTY ltor Free Estimate mquire tubula r ha ndle ('U 1987) drver. hos tess cart , 10 drawer now about a beautiful new Bumper to Bumper meta l stand , walnut c hma HUMANE rooi 10 fa sh1on colors. cupboard , Ph1 lco fr eezer Service POMEROY LANDMARK 117N 41hSI M1ddle por1 combmat ,on, Batdw1n e lec tric SOCIETY ~ Jack W Carsey, Mgr Foreign Cars Welcome organ and st oo l. dayb e d , telephone stand and chair , Phone992 2181 Ph 992. J863- 91tl3 magazone rack. Admoral color THRIFT SHOP Stop m and say Hello Bnng televiS IOn , wh at no ts , walnut 992 5844 After 6 m th1 s ad for a Free G1ft. CL ELAND F ARMS AND coffee table and 2 e nd tab les, OPEN IOTII4 : 30 GREENHO USE . A va r 1e ty of couch and cha~r, rec lin ers, Every Fnday & Saturday MIDDLEPORT Large Under New Management cabbage and toma to plan ts dropleat table, coffee ta bl e , Treasures and Junque bn c k home Has 3 apa rt NE W fur n 1shed apar tment, 3 N 2nd Mtdd leporl for sal e Also , brocco lr and candelabra , elec tr rc c lock , rooms and bath Real n1 ce, men ts always re nted {good W1lkmson Small Engme ca uliflower, sweet pepper s, woodel') cha1r , 3 p1ece bedroom Clothing , book s, r ecor d s, Rey no ld s' Ap a rtm ents. hot peppers egg plan ts, hea o suite consist1ng of chest of la m ps , prctures, tu r nrture, 1ncom e) Love ly k1 tche n 1n 992·3092 Mason, W Va , phon e 1 POMEROY le ttu ce and EA STE R ASK US ABOUT drawer s, dre sser and bed , d ishes, toys , collectab les ma 1n a partm ent , has range, (3 )4) 773 5 14 1. on good 399 W Ma m Pomeroy, 0 . FLOWERS , pan sy, mum s, cedar chest, rocker , walnut bed Across from Pomeroy Post road 4 14 7tc Located at Modern Supply PRE-FABRICATED rei , di s posa l, d rs hwashe r . azalea , hydrang e a , stand, sewmg mach1ne a nd HOME & AUTO Small Engrne Repa1r geraniu m s, pe tun1 as, sever al stand , kerosene lamp , camera , 1 Offtee cen te r ty pe smk Has new che(ry dresser, kerosene lamp, _:.___.;.:...._ _ _ _ _ _ _---.J TRA ILER . Bro wn 's Tr a il e r k1n ds of hang ing baskets 992 · 2094 g<'ls hot wa te r sys te m part Par k Phon e 992 3324 Geraldm e Cle land , Racrne , 2 hum tdif•ers. dresser and chest base ment Lo ts o f pa r king 4 14 tfc 606 E . Main Pomeroy Ohro Of drawers , jewelrv bo x, .1rea $2:? ,500 washstand w1th oak base , 3 29 lfc elec't ric fans , walnut bed , oak SUBSTA NTIAL reward for los t :! AND 4 ROOM furn iShed and POM E ROY - Ma1n Sf 75 ft OFFICE SUPPLIE~ . chest of drawers, 2 trunks , ma le Wh1te hound with red unfurnr s hed apartme n ts fr o nt age good 2 s to ry WE ARE p1ckang up a p1ano 1n Phone 992 5434 Built to Your 'Specs. barretl chair , child's plank hea d and ear s Lost 1n Fork ed and · Lawn Boy you r ar ea and wou ld like bu ild1ng apartment ove r , Run La ke area Conta ct rocker , washstand w1th oak 4 12 tfc Delivered to Job S1te • Tecum seh some res ponS ible party to Har ry Sal mon s, Chesapea ke garage, old house, al l for base. oak bed , uprigh t chair , • Kohler ke over paym-en ts Ca,l l ta I FURNITURE Oh1o Phone 867 4535 bed : stone jar , ca ne , kerosene PRIVATE meet ing room for abou l th e prrc e of the • WiSCOnSin Cred1l Manager , (614 ) 772 space heater , books, p tcture any organ1ZBt1on , phone 992 4 18 3tc frontage $16.500 • All o th e r 5669 or wnte 260 East Ma1r, HOGG ZIJSPAN Stop In and Se~ Our 3975 ~ frame, brass h ea dboard, Streel, Ch tii iCO fhe , Oh 10 45601 CLOSE IN ~ Over 4 acres, makes Po .t aroid c amera , 3 11 tfc Floor Display. 4 7 tt c MATERIALS co. miscellan eous hand and ga rden Help Wanted lurn 1shed home, 3 BR bath --------------I _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _.J ~ , 773-5554 Mason, W.Va. toots , porch and lawn furnitur e, MOB ILE HOME , 2 bedroom . Na tura l gas heat, City wa ter , STEREO Walnut AM FM ladders. s led , li ne n s, ca rd BABYSI T TER for 2 presc hool a 1r condllton . ca bl e TV, goo d chi ldren , prefe r m y ho m e or por c hes, man y o th e r C ~RADFORD , Auc t1oneer Rad 10, 8 track tape com tables, heare rs, tans , p1 ctu re IOCdt10n Phone 992 5623 HAVI NG fr e 1gh t prob lems' For I Co mplete Serv 1ce somewhere 1n the Middle~ort bmatron Bal an ce $110 73, or le.:ttlJres $7 ,100 frames , ai'd many other an 4 18 2tc mtra and rnterstate serviCe to Phone 949 3821 or 949 316 1 area Ca11992 2539a tr e r 8 p m ;~~5s ava 1labl e f'hon e 99 2 tlques, collector's ite m s and Pets For Sale SYR ACUSE - Almost new. and from mater gateways, · 4 17 -3tc ONE 3 bedroom tr a ile r , con Racme, Oh1o . other exceptionally good call GHE at 1 (8 00) 762 -1267 3 BR , colore d bath , love ly \r1tt Bradford 2 14 tf c household goods and effects of s truct10n worker s preferred 2 F EMALE Wh1te toy POOdl es 4 19 ltc k1t chen wit h range , ut1 ltfy 5-1 tfc Interest to all The sate w111 la st BABY SITTE R needed fo r 3 Call 992 7448 aft e r 5 p m Phone 882 3190 at least one day and lunch will room , HW floors, ca rpetmg . Childr e n, 4 or 5 days a week 4 18 3tc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 4 14 6tp E XCAVAT ING , dozer , loader Auto Sales be served by the Salem Center Call 992 3645 after 7 p m --------------rn ha ll a nd l1v 1ng R , c arport REASON~BLE rates , Ph. 446 and ba ckhoe work ; sept1c United Method ist Church 4 15 61C TRA IL ER , utrlit1es turn1 Shed 4782 , Ga lliPOl iS, John Russell wlfh slorage $19,900 ta n ks Installed , dump tr uck s 1969 3 ~ ton Chevrole t p1ckup In Gase of mcle m ent weather Phon e 742 5980 Owner and Operator Call 949 2822 and lo boys fo r hrre , will haul BE J UST TO YOUR SE LF, DACHS HUN D pup pres Call 74 2 the sale may be postponed 4-ISMc __, S 12 tfc frll d~rt , top so•l. limestone 4 19 3tc 5092 aft e r 6 p m any t1m e on Charles w Na c hol s, APPLICATIONS only for meter F EA R NOT TO BUY THE and graveL Call Bob qr Roger Pa t rolm e n and ex tra polrce ·---------- Sund ay Guard1an of ~EPT l c TAN Ks,"AiloBic AN SWE R TO ALL YOUR Pl ease co nt a ct Pom eroy Jeffers, day phone 992 7089 ; 1957 CH EV R OL ET Excellent Dorothy Edmundson 4 18 3tp SE WA GE SYS TEMS n tght phone 992 3525 or 992 Polrce Department 99 2 2427. For Sale REAL ES T A TE condlf1on Will sell Carnahan Auction Serv1 ce CLEANED. REPAIRED 5232 4 16-tfc reasonable Call 992 296 7 afte r {4) 19, 26, .:tc PROBLEMS CA N BE PROM Dress , m1nt g reen , s1ze MILLER SA NITATION, 5 p m. .,.._ 2 11 -ttc FO UND HERE 7 6; also , Cata lrna SWi mSUit, STEWART. OHIO PH : 662· HOUSEKEEPER to. five in 4 14 6tc 303S new, s1ze 10 Phone 992 527 1 -Al.J"TI)JIR) HENRY E. CLELAND l n~,..·;;;~been Phone 992 2936 4 17 5271 10 4 tfc cancelled ? Lo s t your BROKER 1968 327 CAMARO Good con 4 14 6tp 4 17 Jtc operator 's license . Ca ll 992 d1ho n Phone 773 5706 992 2259 - 992-2568 EPTIC TA NK S cleaned 7428 4 17 st c SO MEONE needed to cu i grass 4 BALES ol redwood fe nce Modern San1tation . 992 -3954 or 6 15 ttc -------------on my property Phon e 992 The Almanac 992 7349 Ph one 949 4703 1970 OLD SMOBILE 98 low 777 4 4 17 4tc bUNri- fu~~ ~ n 1~u ~f Urn 10-23 -tfc By United Press Intemalfonal m lleage exce llent condition 4 17 3tp over 1unk automobiles over to Se ll1ng severf.l l hundred Today iS Friday, April19, the us W1J I pay $5 tor old tunk DOZER work , land clearrl'\g by 27 IN CH e l ec tr~ c r ange with dollar s below loca l d ealer cars Phone 1 (31l4J 773 5890, 109th day of 1974 with 256 to WA IT R ES,S.ES, car hOps and blow e r , good cond 1t1on Call pr1ce Phon e 992 3863 , a ft er 6 the acrP hourly or c6ntract , k1tchen hel p Apply in pe rs on R avers td e Auto Wreck.ng 992 34 01 after 5 p m 1 p m , call 992 5844 farm ponds, roads, etc Large follow. Crew's Steak Hou se , 4 9 26tc 4 16 6t c dozer and operator->W1th over V•r-qil B Tt·,lford Sr 4 17 6tc Pom e ro y The moon is approaching its 20 years expenence Pullins Brok.·r 4 4 lfc R't:ADY MJX CO NL !< t: 1 t: • • I I I Excavat rng , Pom e roy , Oh 10 new phase. NE W 19 74 ZIG ZAG SEW IN G 1959 CIHEVROLET ~;.. ton110 t..'lcchaiHC ~tr('t'l d eli vered rrght t o you r Phone 992 2478 • MACHINE S in or:ginal pickup truck Call 992 5907 The • morning stars are - 3 pc . Bedroom Suite, pro Ject Fast and easy Free PortH: roy, Oh10 ,i~/69 fac tor y carton Zig zag to 12., 19tfc 4 18 3t p · estimates Phone 992 -3284 , twin s1ze by Singer, m a ke buttonholes ,,. sew on Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. Goegleln Ready M1x Co , button s, monogram s, and 1969 Z28 CA MA RO 1n exce ll ent new . Only Si99 95 The evening stars are Mars Middleport , Ohio make fancy des 1gns w1th IIJSt condition 1964 Mal1bu SS , NICE OLDER HOME 2 pc . Bassen, 6-30 ft c and Saturn. the tw 1st of a s rngle -d 1al Left good cond1! 10n Phone 949 1 bed room s, large bath , lots of IPec.<n $299.00 1n Jay away and neve r been 5182 Those born on this date are (used only 6 months) DOZER and back hoe - Wurl(,, ' used Wil l se ll for onl y $67 4 18 3tc c losets N1 ce k1tchen , dining pc . Lane, Sohd Wood , ponds and sept 1c tan ks, dit cash, or terms ava1lab le under the stgn of Aries . a nd basement Gas furnac e, Phone 992 2653 Dark Oak New mt 9 . ~1 0 . I chrng serv ice , top sorl , fill 1965 IMP ALA Chevrolet , J27 concre te porch wLt h wrought American nuclear scientist 4 16 ttc engan e , good cond alion Will 1ron posts and rarl s. $15,000 00 NOW $l~O.OO dirt, l imestone . 1 B&K Ex BY BARWICK , cavating Phon e ?92 5367 or Glenn Seaborg was born April se ll reasonable pr1ce Ca ll 949 REGULAR $9.95 992 3861 1- 3 pc Bedroom Suite, INVESTMENT Re nt wrll ELECTROLUX vacuum 441 1 a fter 4 p m 19, 1912. clean e r, A I condi tm n, uses maple complete SlOO.OO 9-1 tfc 4 IB 3tc soon pay for th rs one .4 apclrt Sq . Yd, pape r bags, has cordwmde r On this day tn history ments, a ll re nted in good 1-4 pc Bedcroo1"'mP ,s, u,eot eso.ool -sEwiNG ~A~ ,~~:::--Rep a 1 ~ and many attachm ents Also OPEN , Roger Hy se ll's Garage Pnce Includes installation 1 1 101 In 1775, the America n Revolu· loca t ro n of town hght maple 0 service , al l makes , 99 2 2284 shampooe r alla chme n t 1n near Crossroads on Slate and free paddmg Talk to The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy elu ded <On ly 4 avai lable ) a t tionary War began . 4 BE CROOMS Nice kitchen , Route 124, 8 30 to 6 p m 3 Others to Choose From We ndell Grate, carpet Author~zed S.nge r Sa les a nd SJJ 70 cas h or t erm s Monday through Sat u rday gas furnace, fa m ily room, In 1933, the Untied States consultant availabl e Phone 992 2653 Service We Sharpen Scissors . Phone 992 5682 or 992 7121 garage wr th large lot All Mtddleport-Pome roy went off the gold s tandard. 4 16 tfc .4 12 26tc ------·~·-,-·-·--·I utrliti es -------------•o-L<vmg Room S18 up -- -----------=-~_t.f c - ,We have hundreds of J BEAUT IF UL walnut Ste r eo HOUSE WITH RENTAL - 9 -BUILDING cons truction, Room carpet values Your job can rad1o, am fm 8 tra ck tap e additiOns and remode l ing, room s plus 3 room effiC ie ncy Estate For be completed in 1 to 2 weeks 539.95 up combma tron Balance $110 92 , floor sa nd ing and ref 1nis h1ng No long wa1flng period or te rm s ava ilab le Call 992 HOUSE tn Sy ra cuse, 3 rooms All tor only $17 ,500 00 1o choose from) Also , concrete work Phone 3965 and bath , ups ta 1r s, over acre SMALLFARMSorACREAGE 949 3833 , B1ssell ConstructiOn Wardrobe 520.00 4 16 ti c of land Partially remod eled N EEDED FO R OUR 4 16 7tp Chests & Dressers S10 up on 1nsi de workshop m back CLIEN TS NE W AN D GOOD (Good selection) Phon e 99 2 3135 1 Roll Candy Stripe with AM FM stereo rad10 8 tr ack OLDER HOME S, ALSO IN 4 10 etc For Sale Trade ~~=~~~;c~~h~:•;na Cab1net S29.95 rubbe_r back. 3.99 sq . yd. co mb1nat1on ta pe player , 4 GREAT DEMAND CA LL US Wash~rs speaker so und system N1ce for bedrooms, dens, 1969 CHEVELLE A 1 condi t iOn, 539.95 up Ba lance $108 63 , or budg e t MO DERN house, 1/ 2 mr le from NOW TO G ET YOURS SO LD kttchens, etc. wall sell or trade for PICkup of Pomeroy, 3 bedrooms , wal l to term s Cal l 99 2 3965 2 Maytags, 2 others equal va lue Phone 992 7644 wall carpet , larg e r ec room , 4 3 ffc & Elec. Ranges 539.95 up 4 16 stc la rqe pat 1o , ca ll 99 2 5248 T HI S SP ACE IS RE SERVED $350 .00 Magnavox Ste reo before 3 p m , after 3'. call 99 2 FOR YO UR AD 3436 -NEW 3 bedroom home , Ph" bath. Lrke New, now S For Rent Le~ garage , ba sement on Gr ave l 4 7 12tc IF YOU DON' T MAK E YO UR n5 o~ Old Bulle t · TOOL AND DIE MAINTENANCE MAN BUSI NE SS bulldmg rn down H1ll. Midd lepor t. Na tu ra l g as 2 Vmyl L1v10g Room Su1tes. I NV ESTMENT NOW , YOU toWn Pom eroy, Ohio Call 992 a lr eady m Ph one Date 2 BEDR OOM house m M1d Red, Sl99 95 Brown, S139_9S 3975 or 992 5786 -Dutton , 992 3369 , evenrngs Must be experienced 1n tool room mach1n1ng and tool and BE C HEATING '742-4211 dl eport Ne w k1 tchen and MA Y Rut,.nd, 0 . 992 -2534 Matchmg Coppertone Stove die gnndmg . ba t h, a pplian ces included ------ ------ ~ 2_26tc ,___._;__ _ _ _ _ __ j YOURSE LF OUT OF A VERY I 17-tfc Call 992 531 0 & Refngerator pa1r $199.95 GOO D FUTURE 3 19 26tc ' 15- Breaklast Set> SIO.OOup (,()f<' DON H I I " ' 0~1) TIME STUDY ENGINEER EX'( Els tOR Salt Works~ NEW - NEW . NEW Mam St , Pomeroy All kmds 6 ROO M, 1 floor plan house W1th HIIIN! 111'1.10111; Experienced in cost estimating & estabhshmg standards . 3 New Walnut T~bles of salt water pell ~ t s , wat er ba th A nr ce detached garage , ;, , \0: I f. 1 I ·, Maytag nuggets, block sal t and own exce lle nt locat ion m Mid · ForOnly$19 ,95 Automatics ~ Come in and make appltcatton betwten 8: 00A. M. and 4: 00 Oh1o R1ver Salt Phone 992 dl eport Phone 992 3904 or 3 Ne w Maple Tables ' 2 speed ore-r.ation . 1 3891 P.M. or mail attached to· co nta ct Cha rl es L 1s le , 992·3325 or For Only S29.95 Choice o water Syr ac use t ....... 6 S-tf<; temps Auto w11ter . t New $99.95 Recliners 4 l6 6tc 992-2378 level control Lfot I For Only $68.50 STARCRA FT trar le rs and fold Filter or Power Fin I Agitator downs, 25 pe l off on Reese 11111--------~ ALWAYS A LARGE I' Perme -Press H1tches and air condition ers AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR 20 pet off on automatic May tag SELECTION . :; awni ngs , 14 th ro ugh 17 ft Halo of Hut Camp Con ley Starcraft Sates, ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK Drrers Breakfa s t Se ts, Heater s, Rt 62 nortl'> of P L P leasant Surround clothes Bob Me Cormick Rd . Automatic Washer s & 1 gentle , even with 1 beh ,nd ' he Red carp~ ~~c KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) heat. No hot spots, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Dryers, Chest s, Dresse rs, no overdrv~ng F1ne Lamps, G ~andfather Style REG ISTE RED Angus bulls , 6 ALSO Mesh l1 nt F1Jter Bookcases, Recltners. Clock , mon th s to 2''' years Prrce We St-•"Jclallze in I am Interested '" the position of '/ Rock ers, Tables, Hutches, r ang e from $400 to S1,2 00 MAY TAG ' DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE ' Wye, Marshal l, and Clossat ' TV Sets. Red Cerpe-t Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Telephone - - - - - blood lmes Ph one Bil l W1tte, Sr>rvice 992 27R9 1 r 41 65tc Slreet _ _ _ _ ~-'- -~-- ~--------T.v. & APPLIANCE I ' I City._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ Stale c: l •c.__ _ _ _ __ TRAILER, excellent condlt ton 742-4211 Rutland, 0 ( GAS ,SERVICE · Phon e 997 2987 See Herb, Dave or M1ke 742-4211 Chesle r . Arnold Grate 4 14 6tp Ftulland Notice A TO :Z Mart used ON A LOSER l SHOP THESE WINNERS 72 FORD LTD ......... .................. 1995 '1 . U~ED 949-36'11 RACINE GARAGE ~==========-= THE WISEMAN t: \' NOTICE! EXPERT Wheel Alignment YES! •s.ss & ALL WEATHER HARDWARE MOWERS $52~D 3 IT GRAY MANOR APTS. RON AND KAREN THOMAS ALL WEATHER HARDWARE VW AND DATSU SPECIALIST WOOD '(RUSSES I~ . Lost I & --------------- --------------- ____ -------------- _________ _ -------------- -------------- ------------..- RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER cy l , Jul o, !,000 J TEAFORD Lu xury Sedan , ? dr H T Loaded 72 Ply. Duster Gpe., V-8 auto., p.S ..... .. . ' 2495 72 Dodge Swinger H.T., V·8 auto., p.S..... ' 2295 71 Olds Tornado, power, air, new w / s / w •• ~2795 70 Olds Cut. P S, P B 71 DODGE DEMON .................... 11395 31 8 v 8, 3 5p G 1 , 2 dr requ1rcrnent ). fa c tory a1r 1 & air·. ·. '1995 H T 69 CHEV. NOVA ........................ 1295 1 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air •• • •• ••••• .'1 895 70 Olds 442 H.T. Cpe., V·8, auto., P .S..... .'1995 6 cyl , Llu lo, P MX , 69 Olds 88 4 Dr., full power, air •••••• • ••• '1095 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V-8 auto •••• • ••• • '1295 '12 t. ..J d r , lactory cltr, P S , P J:l. TRUCKS 73 CHEV. CUSTOM 10 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v.roof, air .... '895 68 Chev. ~ 70' MERCURY MONTEGO ............ ~1195 69 Toronado, full power, air, stereo •••••• ••• ' 1495 1 ion P1ckup long w1de bed , 307 V 8. s tand , e ye level mr rro r s, heavy duty s prrngs · 1 Pickup, V·8, J.speed • • • • • • .li095 72 FORD 1!2 TON 67 Olds· 98 4 Dr., full power, air'• ••• ••• • ••• '695 1 66 Ford 4 Dr. H.T., V·8, auto., P . S . .. .. . . .. . 595 CHEAPIES 63 Ford 4 Door, V-8 auto ......... . . ... ..... i195 67 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 DR. HT. ...... .'495 65 BUICK WILDCAT 2 DR. ' HT. 66 PONTIAC CATALINA 2 DR. HT . ....... ... ' 295 1 66 FIAT 4 4 DR . ..... .. ........ . . ..... . 2 95 992· 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6 : 00--Ti1Sp .m . Sat. 64 BUICK 4 DR ... ........... .. ... ...... .... . ' 195 CYL. 63 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE .. .......... .... .. ' l95 GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS 2 SIGNS Of · Pomeroy Motor .Co. QUALITY See Ray Rtggs or Roger Rt e b e l 985 -41 00 ------ 1895 Har op Coupe, V 8 e ng 1n e. a utomat 1c tra ns m1ss •on , p e r stee rrng , rad ro 1970 CHEVELLE ST. WAGON 1179S Loca l 1 ow ne r car, c lea n rnsrde & out, 350 V S engrne, power stee nng & b rakes, automatrc tran s, factory arr, rad 1o, good w-w t.res POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8 : 00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Real Sale - =-;; ------------ or l -------------- --------------- ____ -------------or ----------------- SPECIAL! RUTLAND FURNITURE ~~~-c=::,~ -1 _________ _ r------1111111111...1111-.. ROBBINS & MYERS, Inc. I 16 I -------------- -c------------- Rutland Furniture Ridenour' .. RUTlAND .FURN.ITURE --- ........ ---------- Sal es fro m d1scont1nucd oper atwns we1 c $2,26 1,572 m the hrst quarter of 1974 com. pa t ed wt th $8,002,470 Ln the 1973 quarter These sa les rela te to hm e, fer r ochrome and s1 hcon metal prOduced at Asbury , K imb a llt on, T e nn essee. Vir g m ta , Stcubcnvtlle, Ohw, and Wenatchee, Washmgton T he Asbury. Kttnballton and Steube nvtlle plant' were sold tn December 1973 a nd the compa ny ex pec ts to se ll the Wenatc hee plant tn Ma y, 1974 Foote 1s a leadmg prod ucer of It t hJUm pro du cts and fcrroa lloys. Specta Th ts Wl ee k IRIS BAILEY Iris Baile). daughte r of Mr. a nd Mrs. Robe rt C. Batley, RL 4 Pome roy, has won a full tuition scholarship 1one year; at Mountain S tate Busmess College in Purkers· ' at $900. There burg va lues were 73 high school s tu,dents p a r t i c1pa t I ng The M e tgs 4·H P leasu re year's sched ul e was r ead Rtders held the u Apn l m eettng Plans were made fo r the tour to at the home of Tammy Sm 1th. Mer1th Mannor s and 1t wa s Susan Yost tca d a le ttet from dectded that t he meetings the Depai !me n! of Agrtcu tturc , wo uld be c ha nged from pe r tat nin g to a cont agto us Tuesdays to Thursdays. dt sease agatns t wh tc h a 11 1 Parts of the horse wet·e horses com mg mto Olu o must ·studied and a qu1z w11l be g1ve n be vaccmated. Hea lth and at the next meettng Mem bers Sa fety r e por ts were g tven by pre se nt we r e Susan Yost, Tammy Snnth and Tamm y Tammy Smith, Tammy Erv m, E rvin and a revtcw of ' the He rbie Ervtn, Faye Retbel , 992-2174 NOTICE We need good used cars, so if you have. a good us.ed car bring it to Smith Nelson Motors for really a h1gh trade m allowance on a new Buick, Pontiac, Opel or G.M.C . truck . exa minations for th e scholarships representing 17 hig h schools . SEE CEWARD CALVERT, PAt STORY OR J. Wt' ctJ\\o:iVS HI\'(_ • ' I " I' \ ' ' I ,J ,, I . We built our bust n ess on serv ice & now se rv tce is Build ing o u r Bu s iness ' at worship service Saturday I ·' 1100 E . MAIN ST. POMEROY ACROSS FROM WATER WORKS Hour s: 2 , P . M . lo 7 P . M . Daily Othe r Hou rs b y Appt Loca lly Owned Ph , 992 -7034 Grade F ive - Bob Bill Lee , Paula Wolfe Grade Six - Cn c ket Car penter, Tamm 1e Cleland, Kim Dugan , Amy Fishe r , Melissa RACINE The Rac.ne lhle, Tr oy Ma nuel. Ken t Ele m entar y Sc hool fifth s1x Varney , Karen W1nes weeks honor rol l has been announced . Ma kmg a grade of " B" or a bove 1n al! the•r su bJec ts to be lis ted on the ro ll were G ra d e One ~ Vincen t C l e land~, Alan Cr•sp , Sco t Gheen , Lo1s lhl e, Do r s e l Randolph , Ton ya Ba rley Grade Two - Kevm Cur fman , James Cleland , John Cleland , Beth Ha rt, Rhonda Sm 1t h, Laren Wolfe, Terre Wood Grade Three - Ka th y Bake r, Zane Beegle, Angr e Gtenn , Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Rob m Johnson , Scott Ju st1s, Rebecca Lee, Krm Maynard, C!a1r Mor ris, Terry Pa tte r son, PHONE 992-7777 Tr acy Riff le, Oav rd Sa lmon s, Tanya Sal se r , Alan Shu ler, Lori Warden, Melan 1e Weese Next to Jones Grade Four - Krm Brckers. C1n dy Cross, Kim Fo!lr od , Allen Pape, Jay Rees, Cl ifford POMEROY Roseberry , Me l1nda Sal mons, R1ta Slater, Ke nt Wolfe Meigs Property Transfers Carl Offutt, Mary E Offutt to Culs & Southe rn Oht o Elec Co , ease ment, Lebanon . Hele n D J oh nson to J ames le i ter o r phone as soon a s new fac iltti es are locate d for the clintc . EMERGENCIES SHOULD CONTACT GALLIPOLIS CLINIC, PH. 446 -4950 LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Boys HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM 6ways not to be 1 • G 1ve you r furnace an eff•c•ency check-up to make sure it's not wcs l•ng fue l tlw k 111d St 1110111'\ Ill PUBLIC NOTI CE TO T HE DEFEN DA NT , JAME S D J ON ES, WHOSE RE SIDE NCE IS UN KNOWN IN T HE COMMO N PLEA S COUR T O F MEl~ CO UNTY OH IO SHARON A JO NE S 20 Rail road St reet. M1dd le po r1, Oi11o, Pla 1n l tff , vs JAMES D JO,NE S address unknown , De fendan t Adventist educator to speak I ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES 1 \6 ac re, Sa hsbury J oe M Bolm , J ane t Bohn to Ruger C Turn er, Oolite S Turne r , parce ls, Rutland. Ear l E Kmg ht, Ka t hryn W. Kmg ht to Terry L Hoffma n, Janet S. Hoffma n, Stephe n E Hoffman, 22 ac t·es, Chester Ma1 y V1rgmm Kautz, a'ka Ma r y Vtrgtnta Stewart , Lawre nce Stcwm t to James L Rtdcnour , Es ther P Rtdenour , pa rcels, Chester, Cheste r ville Cltffo rd J ack Ba c hner , Caroly n Vonon Bachner to Cltfford Jack Bachne r , Caro lyn Vonon Bachner, Jot Mtd d lc port. J Wtlham Brov. n, Myrvtlle Brown to Iva Stewart, 64 ac re, Sherry Dars t , Sammy Darst Rutland .!Q. D<1v1d E McVe), Elstc C McVey, \0 31 aues, Columb ta Guy R ose, Nancy Rose, Ma r tha L Rose, to Columbus Th e Metg s Commumty Mental Health Cltntc a nd Southe rn Ohto E lec tnc wtll NOT be located at Company, cc~scment , Sutton , Lebanon VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Wtns lon Vat ney, Gerald tne Varney , to Co lumbu s and AFTER APRIL Southct n Ohto E lec Co , A ll pat tents and a g e n c ies wi ll b e co ntacte d by JACKSHUU. No 15 516 - NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Pl a1nt1ff has brought th• S act1on nam 1n9 you as defendant n the above named court by fli1ng her Complaml on !he 271h day ot Ma r ch, 1974 The ob 1ect of th.;; Com pla1nt an d the demand tor rel1ef are to obta tn a d 1vorce to be award ed th e care, c ustody and Go ntrol of them in or ch rid of the part 1es , to be award ed a11mony for th e P larnl1ff and support for th e m.nor child of tne part res, for costs and other relref You a re requ,red 10 answe r lhe Compla 1nt w1thrn tw enty erght , days after the la st publ1ca tron of th1S not 1 c~. Wh iC h will be pul::{l 1s hed on ce each week for six consecut1ve weeks and the last pub1 1ca t ron will be made on the lOth day of May , 1974 In the case of your fa ilu re to answer otherwise 1 r espo11d as permdtetl by the Ohio Rules of C1vr l Proc ed ur e WJth•n th e t1me s tat ed , 1\Jdgment by default will be rend ered agam st you lor th e re l1ef demand ed in the Co"! pla in 3. Avo1d 4. D1c l your th ermo 51ot down to 68 degrees or lower restdence m f1 ~ · tland_ Moore has sustained a broken arm and was taken to Veterans Memorial flospital I, ,. ' ' ' ' ' and ap/>l10nces the mmute you re through with them 6. Use th1s coupoo to learn more ways r--------------~-----, ot I,JNIT CALLED RACINE - The Racme E·R squad was called Wednesday at 4· 45 p .m . for Charles Moore, 33, California, Ky., who was visiting at the Clair Boso '1ackrabb1 t' starts 5, Tu rn off lights I Energy Conservation I Box CW Wosh<ng ton, D C 20240 I II Pleose send my free booklet, 7,5 WA)'S NOT TO BE FUELISH" I LARRY E SPEN'CER , , CLERl< OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ME IGS COUN TY ,O HI O, COUR T HOUSE , P OM ERO Y, OHIO Ill <9 141 s, 1 12, 19, 26 151 3, 10, 7tc " I1 II '. ., ' I I mm I II ST REET •• • . ., .' ' •• oJ D. STORY Open Evenings Till7 P . M. & Sat. TillS P . M . & Service Till1 2 Noon on Sat . I HOME AT at Racin e listed W J ohnson, Zorra F J ohnson , I .I Included Honor pupils Drllard, Br ett J ones and ad· v1sors, Mrs. Rachael Dow.me and Billy Down ie . Refresh· ments of b row mes , sa ndwtc hes, potato ch i p~ a nd pop were served. The next meeltng wt ll be May 2, at the home of F aye Reibel A wntten descr iption of each m ember's horse 1s to be brought to the meeting . P arts of the horse and tack wtll be studied Health and sa fety r eports are a lso to be gtven , Pam Notting ham, reporter W1 s hin ).{ YI CII REMEMBER WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL. Central Mic higan College, and Jack R . Shull, director of the Ohio State University . elementary educational Under his direction are 21 system for the Ohio Conference elementary schools with a staff of Seventh-day Adventists, will of 61 teachers, and an speakSaturday, April27, at the enrollme nt of about 1,1100. Mrs. Pomeroy Seventh-day Ad· Shull, al:SO a ca reer teacher, ve ntist Church, Mulberry has taught the thir d grade at Heights, at the 2 p.m . Sabbath Dan 'Emmett School in the SerVIce. Mount Vernon area several Edler Shull was the principal and business manager of years Mount Vernon Academy for 16 years before becoming ·the educational sup'llrinteildent for 1 the Adventist Schools in Ohio m PLEASANT VALLEY 1963. DISCHARGES - Rober t Born in Galesburg, ID., Shull Strange, Letart; Oga Roush, s tarted his work in ad· Letart ; Staci Fie lds, ministration as principal of ·G a Ill p o 11 s ; Mathew Cedar Lake Academy in Alma, Blankenship, Point Pleasant ; George Cummins , MiChigan. Before that he was Mrs . dean of men at Broadview Racine ; Belva Frye, Hartford; Academy in nlinois, 1939-1940. ' Mrs. Edward Hug hart, Pomt He recetved his B.A · from Pleasant ; E rt e Phtllipps, Emmanuel Missionary Co~ege Gallipohs : Paul Winn, MuJ. ( now Andrews Unl~er~ity ), dleport ; Paul Wtlliams, Berrien Springs, Michigan, Ravenswood ; Paul Lewis, and, dJd his graduate work at Gallipolis. ,I n Set Up SEE THIS ' -- easement, Le banon Pleasure Riders club meets E. MAIN, POMEROY, OHIO PH. $7995 now . 17, 1974 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 REAR DOORS) Fronl ktlch e n , 2x4 co n str uction , fully ca pr e le d . fully furnt s h e d. Save on !his new one Pam Nott w gham , Marsha '7.95 •·----·-------- Chest ~r , 0 . 1970 CHEVROLET BEL AIR $1395 4 Door , V 8 engme, std trans, dean rn teno r , bl ue f1 n1sh , radio, Qood t1res, _I owner ' t 9~0F DFAIRLANESOO (2 NOTICE! 1 RIGGS USED CARS Locat e d o n St. Rt. 1 _______________ - -------------- SHARP....... 1495 " You ' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business " -------------, --------------- 2195 1 Long w1de bed wll t1 topp er 6 cy t , s tand Karr & Van Zandt 10 pet. c ompar e d w ith $21,069,887 tn the [trs t quarter of \97 :1 Ne t ea rnings fr om <.o ntmu1n g operatiOns Incr eased more lh!tn three fold to $1 ,075,959 'I u ta I net ea rmn gs from contmumg ~1nd d1scon tmued op era lt ons wete $1,379,455 1equt valent to 57 ce n ts per c ommon s hat e a ft er th e p r e f c r1 ed d 1v 1de n d 70 .FORD TORINO ....... .............. 1395 30.1 V 8, aulo , P S New 3 Door Model mcre.ase of nea rly quetrte 1 L'O mpared with fu st quarter 1973 ea1mngs of $256 ,192 (,\!Hch were lflsuff lc Jen t to cover , the pref e r1 ed d1v1d1dcnd 70 CHEV. NOVA ....................... 1495 S. Cpe., pow ., air, v.roof .. • • • '1 495 t~n req uirement) 1n the 1974 1 ' 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. -- - ------------- CARPETING 501 NYLON I'll I 71 OLDS 98 .... ,....................... 12595 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, power, air ••• •••• • '5900 --------------- --------------- STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Ray Ellis Dr H T, fa ctory <:11r , P 5, P B 23 00 cc. sales_up : quarter, 71 FORD 4 DR. WAGON ........ .... '1495 1!1LE - -------------- GREAT COUNTRY LEADING MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRIC MOTORS HAS IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ·FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS: 74 FORD PINTO ...................... 12695 Was 17039.40 NOW 15800 -- -------------- L 74 Olds 98 LuxUiy Sedan <1 ------ --------- ---------·---- r -------------- 72 FORD GALAX IE 500 .......... .... 11895 l1 qh t green . gree n v1nyl rool & rn tcr1or full power eQu1 p laclor y <l tr , 8,300 mil es NElSON Dr H T , la clor y <:11r , P 5 , P 13 CARS Foote's net EXTON, Pa •Foote Mmera l Company th1s week re ported net sales from contintnng opc r ntJO ns were $2:1,138,7 15 dunng the 1974 first 1 992·5271 ----------- Sentin~l , Mtacueport-Pomeroy, o , April19. 1974 9 - The Daily ' ' ' �•' ,. 1 10 - The Daily Sentinel. Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., April 19, 1974_ •· . LOCAL TEMPS Tl\e temperature . in down: tpwn Pomeroy at 11 a .m. Friday was 57 degrees under cloudy skies. News. .: . in Briefs ' . MASON DRIVE-IN TON IGHT-SAT. -SU N. APR. 19-20-21 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM "THE DOLL SQUAD11 An : Elite Army of Femlle ,4uaains In a Race Against Time and Death to Save the World! · PO PLUS e • ST. LOUIS, MO. - MEDICAL STUDIES by a team led by sex researcher Dr. William H. Masters suggest t~al heavy use of marijuana .may reduce the amount or. sex hOrmones in young men, it was revealed Thursday. The scientists also said marijuana used by pregnant women couOd impair lhe development of unborn male children. Research was performed at the Reproductive Biology Research Foundalion,.headed by Masters. The study was published in the New Engll!nd Journal of Medicine. · ' . ~ . \ \tlfl'll .,, J. ( I RICHMOND, VA. - THE CHANCES IT COULD happen are one in 65 millim'l, but Mary Morris of Powhatan, Va ., has beaten those odds and given birth to her fourth consecutive set of twins. She and her husband, Howard,·a school custodian, now have 13 children. Mrs. Morr is, who has not taken fertility drugs, said Thursday she was surprised at first but now is "just a proud mother, that's all." A spoLsman at the Medical College of Virginia, where the twin git•ls were born April II, said the chances of a woman bearing four sets of twins in a row are about 65,610,000 to one. THESE ARKSOMEOFTHE featured performe~s at the Silver Slipper Saloon at the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium Saturday night. From the left are James Soulsby, June VanVranken, Mila Powell, Gerald Powell, Alice Nease Arthur Beegle hurt in wreck HARTFORD , W. Va . - cident occurred at 2:30 a. m. on Ar thur Harold Beegle , 33, U. S. 33. Rice said Beeg le Racine , Ohio, was hospitalized apparenUy was driving al a today after his automobile was high rate of speed when he lost wrecked and burned near here . control in a slight curve. RAVENSWOOD - The Beegle was rushed to He said the car, a con- Rav e nswood Women 's"'! Veterans Memorial Hospital in vertible, went off the right side Softball League will sponsor road , traveled ap- a horse show at the Raven Pomeroy in a New Haven of Emergency Squad ambulance, proximately 188 paces, came · Riders Saddle Club grounds but later was transferred to back on the highway and at Ravenswood on Sunday, Ohio Stale University Hospital flipped on its lop before bur- April 28. Halter classes get in Columbus. Attendants said sting into flames . underway at 11:30 a.m. Beegle's lower left leg was Beegle was thrown clear of There will be six halter injured. the wreckage. classes, and 28 performance Rupert Rice, Mason County New Haven firem e n e x- classes with over $1,100 in deputy sheriff, said the ac- tinguished the blaze wi lh 27 prize money. The barrel race volunteers responding to the will pay $150 and open call. pleasure will pay $50. and Jayne Lee Hoeflich. Other featured performers in the three mini-musicals being given by the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. will be Karen Lynn Griffith, Sharon Wilson ~nd Dick Nease. , , , ,~, ,,,::::::=:::::,,::::=:=:=:=:=:=: R . are fun Want to raise the roof? Add a room? Why wait? See us for a low-cost Home , Improvement Loan. College Harry Canterbury died on Thursday $450.00. The general fee was established by the Community College Board of Trustees at $3.00 per credit hour, but not to exceed a $45.00 per quarter . A normal 15-hour quarter would cost the students from the fourcounty area $45.00 in general fees, for a total of $135.00 a pomero, rulla nd pomeroy national bank · t he bank of I he cen tur y esta blished 1872 Mernber FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tu es., W ed ., Th ur s . 9 a .m .. J p .m. F riday9a .m . to 7 p.m . • · Saturday 9 a .m , to 12 Noon · RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., T u e.s ., W ed .• Sa t ., 9 a .m ... J p .m. ThU r sd ay 9 a .m . to 12 Noon F r ida y 9 a .m . lo 7 p.m 'tQ BANK HOURS · Au I ' FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 tO 12.MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 lo 3 ~ hometown friend. Based on a~tion taken by the Board of Trustees, a student from Gallia, Jackson, Meigs or Vinton County can attend Community College next year and take a full 15-hour course load each quarter for a total of $511.5.00. The tuition and general fees lor students who live in Ohio but outside the four-eounty Community College district are set by state law. The instructional fee, or tuition, for these students is based on .$14.00per credit hour, or a lo"'l of $~10.00 for a normal 15-hour quarter . According to the ·plan approved by the Ohio Board of Regents, students who live outside the State of Ohio are not eligible to attend Community College at the present time. This form of economical college education- will be available to the people of the four county district next fall when the one-mill Community College special tax levy is approvedbylhevotersJunell. Community College officials are now looking into the possibility of future reciprocal · agreements with neighboring . . . E _ a.IrVIew News Notes By Mrs. Herbert Roush Pvt. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and children of Ft. Meade, Md. were recent weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell of Wolf Pen. Mrs. Clarence (Golda) Story of Darwin was returned home Tuesday from Holzer Medical Center where she wa s a patient ~r:::::::::::~:::::::::~~s:ta:l:es~---------. The Area's Favorite · Night GEO.HALL Spot I • Best In Live Entertainment! :"----,_...,1 ·And The Hallmarks SAT. NIGHT HiE Tonight , Sat .,.Sun. April19 -20-21 MEIGS INN OKLA.HOMA CRUDE. ( T ech"icolor) George C. Scott Colo rca rtoon ; Krazy .Kat Show Starts r·p.m. ""'-------.1 . I r, I I l PG) .. I' I "I ' -'I . •. \ . ' . Ma~tha Niles , Ruby Rife, .Clyde Riffle, Gladys Sayrei Nancy Smith, Margaret' Stark, Thelma Swain, Virginia Swain, Violet Teal, Bernice Thomas, Richard Wilt, Ella Woolever . · !Births) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose, a son, McArthur ; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Vickers, a daughter, Hamden. Fay e 01mawa y •, • ' t" NpW YOU KNOW James . Buchanan was the . .only . President who did not I ' ' I ~I , ·' VOL. 9 teaching positions , "something it cannot aflunMu do." Of the original II suing the SW board, six have other jobs. The board · must ac t upon the consider the con tracts of 68 tea chers. Dave Campbell , Bruc e Sto ut, and Granville Burnelle were named Saturday to represent the board in the negotiations witl1 the Gallia Co unty Local Teachers' Alisociation. Representing the teachers are Clay Baker, Henry Dillon , and Howard Neekamp . Holzer Grego ry and John c. Wickline are a ltern utes . The first major negotiating se~':lion is sol for 7: 30 p.m. Thursday at the Gallia County Superintend ent's Office .. Supt. Bradbury and Bill Bahr, president of the Galli a ' Coun ty Local Teachers' Association, wil1 serve as con s ul tt-~ n ts. ' In other ma jor business, the board recog nized the Ga ll ia Co un tv Local Principals' Assn. and the Galli ~ Co un ty Chaplet· for the Ohio Association of Public School E:inployees (OA.PSE 1. The boa rd agreed tha t during the 1974-75 school term all sturlenls residing in the area they are !Con tin ued on page 2) CROAKER -- Thereon Johnson, left, is congra tu lated by Dale Warner, upon becoming the newly elected Grand Croake r of the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bull Frdgs, Inc., for 1974. War ner is treasurer, Mary Lou John· sorl, secreta ry, and Rodney Down ing a grand croaker in charge of vice . The associa ti on sponsors the annual F rog jump ell ch year :1 t the Bi@: Send Rega tta in Ju ne. } our In vited (iue.~l U c;wh in{..( More '/'h an I 2, 000 fum ilil'.~ tmts IJe..•oted To The Greater Mi(ld/,, Ohio Vallev NO. 12 3 SECTIONS SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1974 Gallipolis-Point Pleasant PRICE 20 CENTS Pomeroy -Middleport --------------------------------- kidnaping SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - After 75 days the mystery of the Patricia Hearst kidnaping is deeper than ever. Investigation by more than 100 FBI agents has failed to turn up a trace of the missing girl and developments since her abduction have raised more questions than answers. MATTHEW AND JAN VANVRANKEN HAVE BEEN busy in their spare \ime over the past couple of weeks creating several hundred artificial flowers for use on tables at Saturday night's Silver Slipper Saloon: They are the ~ children of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken. Mrs. Van Vranken is the president elect of Preceptor Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Assisting the•Van Vranken children in the project was Mark Boyd of Columbus. I . Elberfelds In Pomeroy . . . . hearing while Gallipolis State Institute Supt. Dr. Bernard Niehm looks on. The service is also available to.local citizens of Gallia County . . Hearing tests offered with new GSI machine GALUPOUS - The Speech and Hearing Department at Gallipolis State Institute has installed new : modern equipl)'lent to test hearing. The audiol~gy services for persons who have hearmg problems are available to residents of Gallia and· Meigs County communities. Recent additions of professional staff now enable the Speech and Hearing Department to provide complete speech evaluations, a full range of hearing tests, and hearing aid evaluations for both children and adults. The additional staff and equipment have also provided more GSI residents with training and evaluation in commWlicatlon skills. The new equipment, valued at over $18,000, was 'purchased with the aid of funds from the Ohio Rebabllitation Services . Commission. The staff includes Charla Elliott, speech pathologist, · and Steve Oshrin, clinical audloioglst. and two ' GALLIPOLIS - ' Gallia . County sheriff's deputies early Saturday mornihg Investigated· a shooting .incident at the John McGuire farm on Rt. 775. Deputi~s said Mr. McGuire was . awakened by the sound of shots apparently fired In the. vicinity of his barn. Upon investigating McKenzie said he saw a light between his barn and hogpen: He ran tO the barn but could not iden.tify ~ .SAVE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY • STEJ?HEN Oshrin, clinical audiologist, operates new equipment for testing consultants, Jon Shallop, Ph. D., audiologist, and Richard Dean, Ph.D., speech pathologist, both from Ohio University. Tests will be conducted in the new sound• proof test suite located in the Medical-Surgical Building. On the basis of the tests, the audiologist may suggest further services. The department ~oes not sell hearing aids, but tests can L"'· made to determine the type of hearing aid needed or the effectiveness of a hearing aid presently owned. The Speech and Hearing Department also works closely with local physicians and health agencies to provide the public these services. Appointments for speech or hearing fests may- be made by calling Mrs. James at 44&-1642. Individuals wishing to inspect the facilities or inquire about the available services are invited to do so. The case took a stunning turn on April 3. when Patricia in a tape recorded message called her fathet· a "liar, ' ; said she would nevencturn to her former way of Jile and announced she would stay with her abductors, a small band of terrorists calling themselves the Symbionese Uberation Army'. The contrast between her two lives could not be sharper. Patricia's fath er, Randolph Hearst, is president and editor of the San Francisco Examiner and board chairman of the Hearst Corp. Her~ grandfather was the legendary William Randolph Hearst who buill a group of newspapers and magazines and invested heavily in Hollywood films. · Those with whom she has heen livingeither as a captive or convert-arc revolutionary members of an organization that was spawned in prison . Both blacks and whites, men and women are its members. Two SLA members are in jail, charged with the murder of Oakland School.Superintendenl Marcus Foster last Nov. 6. Four have been charged with robbery of a branch of the Hibernia bank that netted $10,000 last Monday. Patricia was named as a material witness in the bank raid after she was identified from photographs taken by hidden cameras as one of the gang that burst into the building carrying_rifles. U.S. Attorney James Browning said she was not charged with armed bank robbery because the photographs indicated she (Continued on page 2) CHAM PIONSHIP TROPHIES PRESENTED - .John Blake, left, of Middleport, head foo tball coach at North Gallia and president of the South.r n Valley Athletic Conference presented the 1973 championship football trophy to Kyger Creek Head Gr id Coach .lim Sprague, second from the left , at POMEROY - Se nior citizens, who have been having a ball working and playing at a wide range of organized ·activities the past year , face the prospect today of it being &orne or all a thing of the pas!. How it might be prevented was the subject under study of the Meigs County CoWJcil on Aging wh ich met here last week in Its April session. The coun cil runs the Senior Citizens Program in the coun ty and operates the Senior Citizens Center . Possi ble r eductio n or losin g the program is indica ted because this year $8,565.must be obta ined from local sources compared to only $4,100 last year (April, 1973 to Aprill9741 . Th e council asked the county commissioners for $5,000 to help. Present for the session, presided over ' · j DURING OUR STOREWIDE man who ran away. McGuire fired one shot with i 20 gauge Shotgun but apparently missed. McGuire said ·that in recent ·weeks someone had taken ·his Walker Coon Dog valued at $550 and had slashed the neck of another dog with a sharp instrument. One arrest recorded Friday was Larry Saxton, 21, of Gallipolis, on a bad check charge. ,I ' . Attorney's home bunted SPR·I NG SALE l ' .I Elberfelds lil Pomeroy MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE QPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM ., RIO GRANDE - Fire destroyed the h<me of Atty. and Mrs. James Bennett on Pleasant Valley'· Rd., near here Saturday morning. Rio Grande Fire Chief Bob Brandenberry and Marshal Ralph Waugh, who were still at the scene at' 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Ul!d cause of the blaze was undetermihed laie Saturday afternoon. . • . . I . , ·. · · Mrs. ·Bennelt kid $e left tile ranch pause, type strticture t,o corpe to Galllpolls ( \ ' . ' ' .• .• ·• .f .. ' j \ ·, ' ' ,;.; ·.'. !. about l0:3h.m. There was nb one home at the time of ihe blaze. The fire is believed to have started around l1 a.m . The Bennetts had purch~sed the home SUPERINTENDENT AND MA'I;RON - Recently appointed as supehnwithin the past year, and had just comtendent and matron at the Meigs County Children's Home by' the Meigs County pleted an extenSive ren:wdeling project. Commissioners were the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Weaver. The Rev. Weaver is _Mrs . Bennett said everything was lost. . pastor at the Miqdleport Nazarene Church. The couple took over duties at the The Bennetts have two children. Members . borne Friday._Rev, Weaver has been pastor at the Middleport Church for the pasl of the Rio Grande · Volunteer Fire · year. They ar~ tbe parents of two children, Stanley and Bradley. The Rev. Weaver 'Dei!Wtment answered the alarm . Sheriff will give.up his duties as pastor of the MiddlepOrt Church · ~ soon as a repla cement . depUty .Jim ·e race directed tratlic during ' can be made . Former superintendent and Jllatron were M~ . and Mrs. Ralph 1 the. peak Of the I blaze. ,I Harvey. 1 1 o I ·. 1 . . I l ·, I I by C. J. Str uble, president, was Molly Fitz. Knight to a ways and means coml/liltee . gerald, "aging" planner for Area 8 under He also named another committee to Inth e Buckeye H!ll s-Hoc ki ng Va lley vestiga le possible ways of raising money Regional Development Distrjct. in order to maintain the program at the Mrs. Elean or Th omas, local program same level in coming years. The comdirector , advised that the senior citizens mittee includes C. E. Blakeslee, chairprogram is being funded this April & May man ; Robert Buck, Ralph Welker and through the state under Tille ill of the Mrs. The lma Dill . Older America ns Act. Mrs. Th omas also reported that a nine As of J une I, however, the prog ram passenger 1972 station wagon has been will be un der the Buckeye Hills-Hocking purchased to use in the transportation Valley Reg ional Development District for . phase of the program . Transportation is one-year. Federal guidelines provide that --one of the biggest needs of senior citizens each year the program is in operation the in this rural areas, Mrs. Thomas said. The local share of the cost must increase in money used lor the wagon came from the order io maintain the same services. federal revenue sharing money given by 10 Under the Older Americans Act of the 12 townships and by the five villages federal funding is cutoff at the end of three of the coun ty during the 1973 senior years. At that time the program, if con- citize ns program . The remainder came tinued, has to be supported in ful l th rough from the program budget. local funds. During the year April, 1973 to Blakeslee reported on the organiz&lion April, 1974, $4,100 was raised as the local of the Area 8 Advisory Committee on whi ch he and Struble 'serve. Mrs. Vilma part of the budget . T~e Meigs County Commissioners Pikkoja reported on the recent surgery in contributed $3,000 from th·eir general fund regard to library services in Meigs and the remaincter was raised through , County . • member$hip dues and dona tions. Mrs .. Thom9s reported that $190 was For the coming Y.ear $8,565 has to be raised at the Eas ter Bazaar and bake sale raised locaily. · held. 1lt the center on' April 4 and 5. ApThe council forwarded a request to the pred ation was expressed to all the senior county .commissioners for $5,000 to be ci tizens who helped both days. The lunch allocated from the general fun d for the program was reported "very successful ," senior citizens. If granted, $3,565 more with an average of 40 to 50 senior citizens must be raised. ea ting at the cente'r daily. The gymnasiwn Struble , apoi nted Edson R o us~ , at the center is being painted and the river cl)airman, and the Rev . Harold Deeth, bank across from the center is being Wayne Turn er and Mrs. Evelyn cleaned by senior volunteers. Fire marshall wins , / [:1 . Friday 's SVAC banquet at Rio Gra nde. Paul Dillon, head cage coach and principal at Hannan Trace, was awarded the .team championship trophy in baske tball by Bill Phillips, right, head basketba ll coach at Eastern High School. See additiona l' pictures and story on pages 19 ana 20. Seniors' program needs money Blast missed marauder OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 .' NK W GltAND deepen In ' . special meetin g at Nurlh Gallja High Sehoul. The board will mee t to • Betty Ohlinger, Connie Bailey provided by F. 0. Day or and Norma Amsbary, casino; Marietta who annually daes the Mary Pickens, Shirley Custer, sound for the Meigs County and Vera Crow, candy sale Fair and the annual musicals prizes, with Lois Rosenbaum, of the Big Bend Minstrel Assn. .Margaret Follrod; Eleanor Thomas, Pearl Welker, Ann Rupe, Velma Rue, Patty Ann Two draw fiDes DeCon.nick and Roberta Two de(endan Is were fined O'Brien, sales. and a third case was passed on Mildred Karr, Lillian Moore, to county court Thursday night Linda· Sauvage and Lucille by Pomeroy Mayor Dale Williamson will staff the " bar" Smith. and most sorority rneinbers John Roush, Pomeroy, was will be serving the patrons. fined $100 and costs and given a Soun,d for the saloon will be three day jail sentence on conviction of driving while intoxicated and Russell Barton, Mason, was fined $10 and costs for running a red light. FUNERAL SET BOOSTERS TO MEET RUTLAND - John Wyatt Lester Zimmerman, RACINE Southern will officiate at funeral ser- Pomeroy, pleaded innocent to Athletic Boosters will meet vices for Challie G. Greer, 68, driving while intoxicated and Monday at the high school at Syracuse, al2 p.m. Saturday at his case was remanded to 7:30p .m. the Rutland Church of Christ. county court. ~ W~d n esd a y's Questions· I .:·\ ·s upl. Bra dbury said he would recomm end th at Bob Ashl ey, Keith Carper , DOn Hodge, Jane Ann Slagle, and William Meeks be given written notices sincb they were employed as replacements to the fired teachers. He said the fi ve would be r eempl oy~ if the court's decision goes in favor or the Southwestern Board . Bradbury said if the board employed the live teachers now, and if th e cow·t foWJd in favor of the other teachers, it would be forced to pay 10 teachers fo r five . recommenda tion or over ru le it during 34 PAGES ' .'· in the lower r ourt. , + in entertainment," Mrs. Jane Walton said today in announcing final plans for the operation of the Silver Slipper Saloon Saturday nigh! in the Pomeroy Junior High School Auditorium. Mrs. Walton who is heading the saloon operation along with Mrs. Ann Rupe on behalf of Preceptor Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority said that the saloon will offer novel entertainment and is the first operation of its kind to be carried out in Meigs County. The saloon will feature three mini-musicals by the Big Bend Minstrel Association with show limes at 6:30, 8 and 9:30 with doors to open one-half hour before each perfor mance; a cas ino, r.efr eshments of pretzels and · beer (root ) included in the admission price, an old time candy sale with 100 prizes to be awarded, entertainment from the floor including. organ music, vocals and piano music. Patrons will have time to visit the casino before and after each stage show . Mrs. Walton will be a ''noating hostess'' overseeing Saturday night' s operation. She stresses that dress should be informal. Members of the sorority have made glittering silver slippers for decorations and small tables where patrons are seated will be decorated with silver slippers holding flowers. Serving at the various posts of the saloon will be Ruby Baer and Jeari Werry , ca'shiers;' June Van . Vranken, entrance hostess; Janel Pickens, Nellie Brown, Reva Vaughan, David Ohlinger, George Hackett Jr . ' ' doUbt teacher Should be reemployed, gives such teacher wriUen notice of its int eil tion not to reemploy him or her on or befor e the 30th day of April. They contend that they were fired without the rec ommcndati ~ n of form er Gallia County School Superil!lcndcnl Clarence E. Thompson, a pcJint ignored Clearing north, cloudy south today, high in the 60s south. Cloudy south tonight, low around 40. "We're happy to be the group to be sponsoring a new venture I ,.. .. NEW HAVEN, W. Va. - Property a labor dispute late las t year - reported valued atl $2,400 was destroyed at the damage to door glass allhe guard station Philip Spol-n Power Plant near here about and in windhsields of II vehicles in-the 11 p.m. Thursday. plant parking lot. A BB gun or pellet rifle Sheriff's Depety K. W. Love said a apparently had been used. Deputy Love said the guard believed Wackenhut guard employed at the plant where violence erupted in connection with someone inside the plant caused the damage. In Weather at silver slipper .. ' • · .marry. I ,. ., assured - Marshall Adams and Raymond over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McLaughlin and children of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams durmg the week. Easter Sunday gue~ts of Mr. · and. Mrs. Wayne W1lson and fam1ly were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burri and Billy Wilson of Bolivar Dam, Mr. and Mrs. William Wickline and Scottie, Mrs. Erma Wilson, Mrs, Kathryn Hunt. ASK TOWED · Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burri Charles William Buck lll, 19, and Billy Wilson of Bolivar Rt. I , Cheshire, and Deborah Dam spent the weekend with Sue Higginbotham , Rl. 1, Mrs. Kathryn Hunt and called Cheshire . on other relatives. . r---.-..------"11 MEIGS TtiEATRE PHONE 992·3629 POMEROY, .OHIO I . i due to aGary stroke. Mrs. Miller of Mansfield returned to her home Friday after a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson and family . Mr. and Mrs. Billy Donohue of Detroit, Mich. spent a recent .weekend with his mother, Mrs. Mary Donohue and David. Miss Jennifer Mugrage of Letart spent Saturday night Holzer Medical Center with Misses Sharon and Cindy Roush. · (Discharges, April18 1 Mr . and Mrs. Edward Linda Baker, Mark Bagks, Lawson and baby, Mr . an<l Raymond Broyles, Mrs. Arthur Mrs . Roliert Lawson and Channell and daughter, Ivan family were Easter Sunday Dixon, Dexter Dowell, Donald ,guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eliason, Charles Frazier, Mrs. Lawson and family. C.harles Garthee and son, Esta Glassburn, Scott Golver, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre spent a recent-Sunday with Mr. Gertie Hall, Mrs . James . and Mrs. Brice Sayre at H~lslead and son , Har~ld Jackson. · Harbour, Flora Harr1s , Mr and Mr C Sa r Charles Helnch, Leota Henry, s. arro11 yre Joanne 'Hen le H n . tt of Racine, Mrs. Peggy Gregory How d E 1\ Yj / ne of Fairborn, 0., Mr. and Mrs J If ar ' ~ar . re.an J, ~ona d Herbert Sayre, local, wer~ Tre ers , J . arJoneE oLensonh, Easter Sunday dinner guests of uman nson, va ac ' Mr. and Mrs . David Sayre at Joseph Lenegar , Sherry · Leonard, Anna L;,:ons, Todd Antiquity. 1 Mr an·d Mr v Cd Madden , Flora Marshall, . M C kl . . s. ern on a y J children Jerry and Lori of West . e.nm 1er c or e, Mane M1lls, Glenn Montgomery, Jefferson visil<:d Mr . and Mr s. .Cheryl Moore, Evalee Myers; 1n 10 til 2 Open house Harry (Hock) Canterbury, 83, a barber in Pomeroy over 50 victim c-a re. This training prog ram years be£ore his retirement, in conformance with operates died Thursday night at his Rt. standards establi s he d 3, Pomeroy home . Mr . Canterbury was an cooperatively by the division of honorary member of the State Fire Marshal, the InPomeroy Fire Department and surance Services Office of belonged to the, Trinity Church Ohio, the Trade and Vocational . p { Education Service, lbe State ' m omeroy. He was preceded in death by Fire Advisory Board Comhis wife, Ethel Grueser Can- mittee, a stale medical adterbury, and a daughter, Mrs. visory board, the Ohio Dorothy Radford . Surviving Department of Health, Ohio are two grandchildren, Philip Department of Highway, and Radford, and Mrs: George the U. S. Department of Trans· (Shirley) Sisson, both of portation. Upon successful completion Pomeroy, and four greatof the 60 hour emergency grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 victim care course the p.m. Sunday at the Ewing squadrnen will be certified as m e dical Funeral Home wher~ friends emergency technicians and become may call after 7 tonight. Burial will be in Bee ch · Grove eligible for additional training courses offered by the T&TE:S Cemetery. such as the six hour vital signs course and the 20 hour in hospital trainin g program designed to upgrade all existing emergency medical . services in Ohio. year .. ~ := :=:=:=:= :=:=:=:= :<=:= :=:=:::: : :::::=:<: : : : :::: : ::: ::: : : . Fourth Distric.l Court of Appeals ." A final decision on the instructors· appeal ls expectrid in .June. Tl1e teacllCrs fired last March are using section 3319.11 of the Ohio Revised Code as the basis of their sult.' Section 3319.11 states that any teacher employed under a limited contrac t, and not eligible to be considered for a continuing contract, is at the expir ation of such limilPd contract deemed re-employed under the provison of this section at the same salary schedule, unless the employing board, acting on the superintendent's recommendation as to whether or not the Glass s·h ot at Spqrn , The Morris' last twins, a boy and a girl, were born Oct. 2, 1971. The others were born in 1965 and 1962. By Dale Rothgeb k GALLIPOLIS ~ C. Comer Bradbury, Gallia County Loeal School Superintendent Saturday said he would recommend that live teachers employed last summer bv the . Southwestern Local Board of Education be given written notice that their contracts would not be renewed for the coming school term. Bradbury told the Gallia County Local Board Saturday afternoon , " I have no other alternative. The action must be taken since the suit filed by 11 teachers against their dismiss last March by the Southwestern Board is pending In the I '•• 5 teaching jobs • \ _, . '. • dea1er~ed it at about $1 million. •' .. . POMEROY .:... The state fire mar- Bakery. Fined in court were Gale E. Ridgway, shall's office won its case against Christine Beegle in Meigs County'Court Friday with Marietta, $10 and costs, speeding; Helen Judge Frank W. Porter sitting. · Knotts, Nelsonville,. $150 and costs, three Miss Beegle, of Pomeroy, defendant in days confinement, license suspended for a condemnation suit brought by the stale,' six inonths, driving while intoxicated, $25 was given until May 5 lo raze property she and costs , five days. confinement, conowns located on Third St. in Pomeroy. linemen! suspended, 90 days probation, The ruling includes a fine of $1 ,130 plus .negligent assault ; John L. Deak, Athens, $10 a day to be ilflposed if the defe ndant and f'thony Legere, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, $150 fails to comply with the marshall's orders. and costs each, three days confinmenl . A second con~emnation suit was also lice nse suspended for six months driving heard in county court Friday, this one while intoxicated ' Donald Collins against Am y Kingsland Jo,nes of Jackson, · Pomeroy , $55 and ~osts, $30 suspended: . , Her ca~ was ord,ered conhnued until Ma y · overload ; James E. Barber; Jr.; Reeds3. The building in question js located on ·ville, Rt. I, ' $25 . and' :costs: license Court St. adjoining the Daily .&intirlel suspended 30 days, reckless operation; Office, ho~sing the . fo:m.e r Wehr-ung's ( Contin~ed on: page 2) · • . ~ ' .. l \ . � 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. 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