https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/818dde3a9ba779c91e060674662eb40d.pdf eb5f9999d5f15c512a01196a973c2e73 PDF Text Text ' ' . ' I. ' 12- ThP oaily SPntinel, Middleporl-l'onwru~· . 0 .• 'l1mr~d;1~. M<~~· !1. 1:174 :;:;:;:;::;;:::;:;;::i:;:;:;::::::::;:;:.-:.-:::::;;::=:::=-;x::;;:;:;:;;:::>" -R ev. Joe Fulks killed while cutting timber Rev. Joe B. Fulks, 34, Ironton, was accidently killed Wednesday afternoon while cutting timber on Good Hope Ridge in Gallia County. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallia County Coroner, said death was caused by a crushed ·chest received when a tree he was cutting fell, knocking a dead tree on him. The accident occurred at I p.m. Rev. Fulks was born in Lawrence · County, · Nov. 1~. Weather Mostly cloudy east. Charrce of evening showers. Low in the 40s tonight. Ooudy with chance of showers Friday and little temperature change. High in ihe 50s. 1939,sonofMr.and111rs. N.D. Fulks of Scottown. He was former pastor ·of the Providence Baptist Church in Gallia County, and a graduate of Rio G.ande College. Surviving besideS his parents GRANGE CANCELLED LETART FALLS - The Ohio Valley Grande, 2612, Letart Falls, will not meet tonight because or lack of heat in the building. Pt . Pleasa nt. w. va . Sl augh ter Hei fers Choi ce 700 -900 l bs. lbs . PIUS 30.80. Slaugher Cows 32 , Canner & Cu tter - Good & 31.75, 9{)0 Utility 28 26 .50 . lB . Vea l - Choice & Prime 190 125 lb s . 55 .75 , 226 -265 lbS . SO, 200-250 lbs . 41.75 53 .20. Hogs - u .s 1-3, 190-240 lbs-. 30-31 .50 ; Boars 300 -600 lbs . 23 .25, Pigs (by headl 40 -60 lbs . J0 -31 . Yearling Heifers - Good & Choice 500 -600 lbs . 32 -34 , 600 -700 lbs . 28 .75. Steel Calves Good & Choice under 300 lb s. 48 -55, 400 , 500 lb s. 38 -42 . Heife r Calves - Good & Cho ice under 300 lbs . 57.25, 300· 400 lbs. 45 , 400 -550 lbs. 43, Cows & Calves 292 332 . Baby Ca iY es (by headl Ho i. & Brown Swiss 53 69. The MEIGS INN An •·enlral Japan lod;~y. S<•llin~ orr landslid<s, halting the Click and Rev . Wendell Wickline olliriating . Burial will be in Perkins Ridge Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home between 6 and 9 p.m. Friday . Sunday School attendance on May ~ was 3~. offering was $17.87. Worship services were held · at 11 with Rev . Meece speaking on "My God is Alile to Deliver You", Daniel 3:27·29. Attendance at this se~vice was 22 and offering $16.40 . with $55.00 pledges. Recent visitors of Clara Follrod and Nina !Wbinson have been Rev. and Mrs . Robert Meece anrl Grace Rev. and Mrs. Meece also· called on Iris Carr and Mr . and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode one day last week. Richard Swartz of Ravertha visited his parents, Mr . and Mrs. Vere Swartz, last week. Oarence Henderson' Is still ' making daily trips to Holzer Medical Center were he is under observation and remains • quite poorly. _ Gertrude Taylor, sister of John and Ernest Taylor, has u_ndergone surgery In a Medina , Ohio hospital recently. Mr . and Mrs. Lee Henderon have rettirned from Spending the winter in St. Ooud, Fla . Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Vineyard of Michigan visited her parents, Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Atherton this past week after attending funeral services at' Belpre for an old army AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 mander at Marietta . Surviving are his wife. Norma Bovard Green, Tlpp City ; a daughter. Melissa. at Call No. (89 home; Olarter No. 8441 two brothers , Paul, . REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF TilE bert, North Jackson and Mrs. Wilma Pierce, Green Valley , Ariz ., and several nieces and nephews . Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a. m . Friday at the Frings Bayliff Funeral Home, Tipp City, with burial to follow in Utica . Friends may ca ll at the funeal home. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK of Middleport, Ohio in the Slate of Ohio, at the dose of business on April :M, 1974 publlsbed' In response to caD made by Comptroller of tbe currency, under Title 12, United States Code, Section 161. · ASSETS Cash and due from hanks - - • - - • - - • - - • • - - - • - - $ 1,036,600.65 U.S. Treasury securities - ·' . • • • - . - ·• • • - - - - . - - 2,783,430.00 Obligations of States and political subdivisions 1,663,329.72 Other securities • - • - - - • - • • • · - - · - • - 21,000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to reseD - - - · • - - 800,000.00 Loans • • • • • - - - • - - - • • . . - - - 4,834,755.74 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets representing bank premises - - -· - 138,588.13 Real estate owned other than bank premise$ • • • - - - - . 5,639. 70 Otherassets- • · • - . - - •• • - 2!19387 ToTAL ASSETS - - - - • - •• • . - . • - . - . $11,286,342.81 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of inqividuals, partnerships, and corporations - - • - - •• - - • • • • • • . - . $ 2,052,218.78 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations • - - - • - - - · - . • • 7,207,213.06 Deposits of United States Government . - - . - - • • • - - 30,795.71 Deposits of States and political subdivisions · · • • - · - - - 672,360.3! . Depo~its of commercial banks • - - • - - • • - • • - • • ~.000.00 Certified and officers' checks, etc. - • - - - . - . • - 39,~30.48 TOTAL DEPOSITS • - - - . • . - - $10,007,118.34 ( a) Total demand deposits • - - • - • $ 2,598,382.65 (b) Total time and savings deposits - • - - - $ 7,4081735.69 Other liabilities • - - - - - .- • • - • • - • • . - - 218,353.92 TOTA!J LIABILITIES - - - • • • - - • - - • . - - $10,225,472.26 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loaris (set up pursuant to IRS rulings) •• - - - - • - - • • - - • - $63,812.68 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES • $63,8t2.68 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Equity capital-total - - - • · • · 1997,057.87 ' . Common Stock-total par value 100,000.00 l'!o. shares authorized 2,000 No. shares outstanding 2,000 Surplus-----·- - : . 600,000. 00 Undivided-profits • . • - • 297;057:87 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 997,057.87 TOTAL UABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - ·• . $11,286,342.81 I MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 1~ calendar days ending with caD date • • ·_ - . • • • - - . • . • $9,9U~.27i.5li . Average of total loans for the I~ calendar days ending with call date • . - ' • • - - - . . • . $4,886,399.90 Mr. Frazier was born Feb . 8, 1898 at New Castle, W. Va ., the son of the la te Frank an d Martha Greenlee Fralier. Otho Bradford of Racine dies died I I '• . .~.'· " ,. .... NEW LIGHTS - Foot and motor traffic in downtown Pomeroy Thursday morning were greeted by the above new traffic lights being installed at downtown intersections. The new lights are being erected at the Main and Court St. and at Main St. and Sycamore St. ":(; .[·>· 1-. " ., '' Mother's Day Sale CARDIGAN SWE;ATERS AND CAPES Our entire stock of womens orion knit sweaters and capes is in cluded. SPECIAL SALE PRICES FRI.- SAT.- SUN. DOUBLE MAY 10-11-12 FEATURE PROGRAM HANDBAG Big selection of vinyls summer straws. Basic and fashion shades. PLUS • and SPECIAL SALE PRICES Mother's Day DUSTERS Our entire stock of womens dusters is included for this two -day sale. Shop the second floor for a large selection of Mother's Day Gifts. By Unlted Press International LONDON - HE'S 87, BUT PIANIST Artur Rubenstein says he has managed to elude some of the ravages of old age. "My contemporaries crawl aboul haH.<fead," he said in an interview published today. · "I can still run down the street, see three movies a day, and do all the silly things l did 40 years ago when a pretty girl passes by." I • FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES laking part in the spring concert at Meigs High Scbool May 12at 2:30p.m. are, first row, l-4, Mary Tiemeyer, Jeni Grate, Paul Hatfield; second row, Jackie Doczi, Brenda Rupe, Pam Queen. eBIUFOLDS .HOSIERY .scARFS eAPRONS .LINGERIE Shop the Mechanic Street Warehouse OF . PORCH, LAWN AND .PATIO FURNITURE SHOP THE FIRST FLOOR NOTIONS DEPARTMENT FOR en tine NO. 20 POMEROY-M IDDLEPORT, OHIO . FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1974 PHO NE 992-21 56 Richley to tell State ~s EXTENOED OUTLOOK Mild Sund ay through Tuesday with a chance of plans for Corridor D J . Phillip Ri~hley , director of the Ohio Department of Transportation , will be the guest speaker when the Southeastern Ohio Reg ignal Council meets in Gallipolis on Thursday, May 16 at the Holiday Inn at 5.:30 p.m. E. E. Davis, SEORC president, said the Highway Committee is directing a promotion effort for the completion of Corridor "D" through Ohio and other primary roads in southeastern Ohio, and that this mee ting is directed to learning " fir st hand" fr om Director Richley the intentions of the State. Bob Evans, chairman of the SEORC Highway Committee, emphasized that at the instigation of Slate hi ghw ay officials, federal funding is now on a 70-30 basis. Formerly the formula was 50-50. Evans said it is the intentjon of the SEORC to push for the use of federal fund s available now on the 70-30 basis and for fu ture state participation as the federal funds are made available for the Appa lachian System. He said, •" Our econom ic growth is depemlent upon completion of the high- . way." He said the record shows that between 196~ and 1969, there were 49 indus trial firms, each with 50 or more employees, loca ted in Ohio's Appalachian region. Most of these are loca ted near the inters tates sys tem or th e Appa lach ian Corridor. County agent's .. corner · By John C. Rice Ext. Agent, Agriculture 4-H Camping has been and continues to be one of the lrn· portant educational training progr~ms for 4-H members. Meigs County has conducted 4-H camping programs for many years. The 4-H members are conducting a steer project this year so that they can pay f9r the improved facilltles at 4-H camp. We are hoping someone in the countY, will dopate a beef animal for this project. The name of the sponsor would appear on every ticket. If interested, please call the extension office by early next week. May 19also is tbe day of two boat trips on the Ohio River, the first starting at 1 p. m., the second at 3:30. Tickets can be purchased at the extension office for $2 each. in the 50s. . In a further es timate of the Impact of Corndor D on so utheas tern Ohio , Howard Thompson. CO-<:hairman with Evans, said that durin g the same fow- yeCtr period , employment in Appalachi" was growing faste r than in the United States as a whole . "We need the highway. Our future depends upon it. The Corridor frgm· Cincinnati to Belpre is 174 miles long wi th 97 miles finished. The State of Ohio must give this priority," he said . !Continued on page 12 ) Guilt pleaded Hubert Stewart, Syracuse, ha s entered a guilty plea of aggravated assau lt before Judge John C. Bacon in the Meigs County Common Pleas Court and has been given a one to five yea r sentence in the TO HOST MEET Ohio Penitentiary. Rio Grande College will host Judge Bacon sa id tha t the annual Southeastern Ohio Stewart had been cha rged with District Class AA track and felonious assault in the comfield meet Saturday. mon pleas ,cou rt but was Preliminary events will begi n 9 permitted to enter the guilty a.m. Saturday with final s to be plea to the lesser charge of conducted in the afternoon . aggravated assault. Stewart, Three more Four inJ. ured charged in in accident drug sales shower s c;wh dny. Highs in the 70s and upper 60s. Lows ·.l, MARIETIA, OlflO- THE MARIETTA DAILY Times today became the 52nd daily in the nationwide newspaper group of the Gannett Co., Inc., and Gannett's first paper in Ohio. The Times Co., owner of tbe 1~,1100-circulation afternoon newspaper, and its broadcast affiliate, f>-KW, Inc., owner of radio $lations WBRJ in Marietta and WMWM in Wilmington, Ohio, was acquired for 100,72:! shares of Gamet! Common stock. A Gannett spokesman said the stock was valued at about $3.44 million. He s;lld the transaction, amounced last June, was completed following FCC approval of the broadcast transfers. The announcement said William E. ·McKinney would continue as president of the Times Co. who is a patien t at VeteranS Memorial Hospital, appeared for the arraignment in a wheelchair. Th e charges against him evolved from his shoo!ing of entertainer George Hall near the Kings Arms Night Club several months ago. May 6 a petit jury was seated to hear the case but Stewart did not appear du e to h1s hospitalization . The sentence will be ex:ecuted as soon as Stewart is released from the hospital, Judge Bacon said. Four persons were trealt:!d an d re leased at Veteran s Memorial Hospital Thursday foll owing a two ca r accident on U.S. 33 in Bedford Twp., the County Sheriff's . Meigs Department reported . Taken to the hospital by SEOEMS ambulance were Jerry M. Lovejoy, Jun e Sauvage, Zelma Grady and F:velyn Marie Grady . Jerry M. Lovejoy, 22, Ft . Wayne, Ind ., and passengers, Lorinda Sauvage, 8ame address and June Sauvage, ,St. Albans, W. Va., were traveling south on 33 when the Lovejoy car went left of center in C:l curve and struck a car dri ven by Delmar L. Grady, 39, Rt. 1, Long Bottom. Passengers in the Grady ca r were Zelma Grady , Evelyn Marie Grady and Richard Grady. Both cars were demolished and Lovejoy was arrested on charges of drivmg whi le intoxicated. The accident occu rred at l:05 p.m. AS THE GROWING SEASON approaches, more families·than in recent history will be planting gardens. Many insecticides and fungicides will be purchased. Remember, these are poisons and should be correctly .used. It is a "must" to read the label and foDow dlrf!Ctlons. To help you, we have two bulletins in our office, which you !t&D obtain by calling or writing to ua: "Home Vegetable Glirden Insect Control", Bulletin 498, and ''Home Vegetable Gardening", BuUetin 287. Our telephone nwnber is 992-3895, or write to Cooperative Extension Service, County Home Building, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Charges of possession and selling drugs were lodged against three persons following a raid Thursday, night in Addison Twp. Booked at the Gallia County jail were' Jerry Young, 22, Addison ; his wife, Susan Marie Young, 18, Addison, and James W. Price, 22, Rf. I, Cheshire. According to Deputy Ken Deckard who led the raid, an undetermined amount of marijuana, pipes and other harder drugs were confiscated. Ten deputies and members of the Gallipolis Police Department participated in the raid on the Youngs' home on old Rt. 7 between Addison and Cheshire. The case is still under investigation. The trio was arraigned alll a.m. today before Municipal Court Judge Robert S. Betz. Two other persons were charged earlier this week in connection with sales of marijuana. the Presidency today by the UPI . m summary WASHINGTON - SEN. RICHARDS. SCHWEIKER, R-Pa., became tbe fourth Republican senator and the second in as many days, to call today on President Nixon to resign. Schweicker sent ,a brief letter to Nixon saying the disclosures in the transcripts of the President's tape recorded Watergate conversations, which the White House released last week, showed "a total disregard" for the offic e of the presidency and thall1e should quit. Schweicker called a news conference to join Sen. Marlow W. Cook, R-Ky.,like Schweicker serving his first term, in calling for resignation since the House Judiciary Conunittee sta~ impeachment proceedings Thursday afternoon. Despite the growing call for resignation, White House aides said the President was standing firm on his determination to weather the storm. LANSING, MICH. - MICHIGAN GOV. William G. Milliken believes now is the time politicians should remember "in the final transcript, nothing will be deleted." Milliken, speaking at a prayer breakfast Thursday, said , "For all of us - for you, and for me - the.re is no executive privilege of the soul." WASiflNGTON - REP. DELBERT LAITA, R.OHIO, said Thursday he was "appalled" at the contents of the transcripts of the White House tapes and added that President Nixon has lost the support of 20 to 25 House conservatives because of !bern, it was reported today. Latta, a member of the House Judiciary Committee which is considering the Impeachment of Nixon, said th"' committee would probably vote for impeachment. "But we have not heard the other side," said Latta, a 15 year veteran of Congress. " As a member of ihe committee, I have a responsibility to bear it all." However, Latta said he was "appaDed" at tbe c:ontents of ihe transcripts and added Nixon "has lost the little old ladies in tennis shoes . "I've been here under four presidents," Latta said. "I've been in the Oval Office of the White House many times. I always got a tingling sensation wben I thought about it being the center of power in the country. "And then to think , by God, that they tallied about all these cheap tricks and how they can hush this guy and that guy up, " said Latta. Fourth ~earing date May 30~31 The Ohio General Assem· hearing, the last of regional bl y's Education Review hearings planned by the Committee will hold its fourth committee. Persons planning hearing May 30 and 31 at the to make representations to the Imperial House Motel, ad· committee should advise 'jacent to the Tri County joint Deborah Coleman or Bill Vocational High School in Harrison, staff offices, 1501 Nelsonville. · Neil Ave., Colwnbus so that The hearing will be from 3 to they can be scheduled, 6 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. on /' . May 30;· from. 9 a.m. to 12 noon and from 1:30 to3p.m. on May CALL ANSWERED 31. The Pomeroy Emergency Purpose of the hearing is to Squad answered a call to the inform the Committee of the Meigs HighSchool at 2:11p.m. educational needs and the · Thursday for Kenny Wyatt who problem of school finance in 'had a head laceration. He was this portion of .Appalachian · taken to Veterans Memorial · Ohio. Meigs is one of six Hospital wher,¢ he was treated counties included · in the and released. ! TEN CENTS --------------------------~~---- WASiflNGTON- G. GORDON LIDDY, who steadfastly has refused to testify although he has been charged more frequently than any other person in the Watergate case, goes on trial again today -"- this time filr refusing to testify in Congress. Liddy goes on trial before U. S. District Court Judge John H. Pratt at 9:30 a.m. EDT on two counts of refusing to testify before the House Armed Services Intelligence subcommittee July. 20 about the Watergate and Ellsberg break-ins. He faces a maximwn penalty of two years and $2,000. '' Marlene Barrett , Edie Woodard, Peggy Snyder; third row, Wayne Cotterill, Earl Wood, Don Folmer, Scott Reuter and Andy Hoover. The concert is under the direction of Mrs. Christine Guthrie, vocal director at Meigs High. • at y ' VOL. XXVI WASiflNGTON - THE NATION'S SHRUNKEN wheat reserve is about to turn up for the first time in three years and should rise 36~ million bushels to a more comfortable total of 533 million bushels by mid-1975, Agriculture Department analysts saij today. The report was issued on the heels of a formal government estimate that the !974 winter wheat crop would reach a record 1.612 billion bushels - wben farmers complete a harvest which has already begun in southerly parts of the wheat belt. Experts said that if spring wheat production reacbes the potential indicated by March planting intentions; the result would be a total 1974 winter-..pring wheat crop of ~.172 billion bushels. \ I • Devoted To The lnleres~ Of The Meigs-Mclilon Area eJEWELRY HALLMARK CARDS AND Gin WRAP .., FANNY FARMER CANDIES - .. ~ Sale·Prices! • \' ·,~ • !News .. in BriefsJ1 Give Mom A New . FOR GIFTS ' ~· '. r'1$.<::.-:.:.::;;;:::::;:;:=:=::::::::;:;:::::::::::f~==:=======~=======-..~~=~=-=-~==::::::::::=:=:::=======:=:=:=:=========:::::::::::=:::=:=::~. := Wednesday MASON DRIVE-IN We, !he ilndersigned directors attest the correctness of this report ,of con· dillon and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our ·knowledge and· belief is true and correct .. ·1 James F. Arnold . 'RodDey Downing - Directors Harold E. Hubbard l'' Misses Sizes 30-38, 40-46. SALE - PRICES .' .... ! Weather the Holzer Medical Bradford also worked as. a Lonnie E. Frazier , 76, Columbus, formerly of Mid- substitute mail carrier in the dleport. died Wednesday in Racine area for several years. He was preceded in death by Columbus. · ·- A veteran of World War 11 . his parents, John A. and · Aurelia Crary Bradford ; two brothers, Howard and Wilbur , • and a sister, Mrs. Bertha McCormich. Surviving are his wife, Lottie ' . Tonighl, Thursday Rose Bradford ; five sons, May9 Clarence and Gail, Racine; NOT OPEN Brian , Wooster ; Curtis, Arlington, and Paul Athens; two brothers, A. C. Bradford, Friday thru Tuesday Racine, and .Robert, Hebron; May 10-14 10 grandchildren, two great· Walt Disney's grandchildren and several SUPER DAD nieces and nephews. (Technicolor) A veteran . of World War L Bob Crane Mr. Bradford was a member of Kathleen Cody Racine Amer ican Legion Post (G ) 602 and of Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans. Walt Disney 's Funeral services will be at 1 SON OF FLUBBER p. m. Saturday at the Ewing CTechnicolor) Funeral Home with the Rev. Fred MacMurray Freeland Norris officiating . Nancy Olson Burial will be in the Bethlehem (G ) Baptist Church · cemetery at unning time : 31f2 Hrs. Great Bend. Friends may call Show Starts 7 p.m. at the funeral hom e anytime after 7 this eYehing. • ' '. Our entire stock of womens shirts and bl ouses is included in thi s sa le. RACINE - Otto W. ·Brad· ford. 93. Rt. 1. Racine. retired .. .. BLOUSES the funera l home at anytime. MEIGS THEATRE J AND He is surv ived by a sis ter, Alma Frazier, Middleport ; five ha lf sister-s, Mrs. Dana Adr ian, Gallipolis, Mr s. Eileen M c.Knigh t, Pata ska la , Mr s. Doll ie Mowery, Mrs. Ma xine Dorst, and Miss Mary Fraz ier , all of Middleport ; two half br others , Mar vi n Fra zier , Columbus, and Francis Fra zi er , Chicaqo ; a step · brother , Bai il Dar st. Columbus, and seYera!, nieces arid nephews. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m . Friday at the RawlingsCoats Funeral Home in Mid- DieS WedneSda Y farmer. night at Center . I, Manning Klpes, Cashier, of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief., Ma~lng Kloes , I II Midland. Pa.. and Donald, dleport with the Rev. Rober! Charleston, W. Va. : three Buckley officiating . Bur ia l will sisters . Mrs. Veda Parker. be In the Cheshife Gravel Hi ll Reedsville ; Mrs . Ruth Lam - Cemetery. Friends may call at National Bank Region No. t SHIRTS ne go tiator s Area Deaths Lt. Green dies GEO. HALL Teacher By WILBUR G. LANDREY hupcs of achieving .r!" Sy rian. TEL AVIV I UP! ) lsraeli di s engagement Secretary of Slate Henry A. agreement before returning to Kissinger held more than three Washington . hours or ta lks today with Deputy Israeli Prime Egyptian President Anwar Minister Yigal Allon earlier in Sadat, then flew into Tel Aviv the day ex pressed optimism where there was increas ing that a Kissinger-engineered optimism for an early ag reement was in sig ht but agreement with Syria to end said his government will offer the fighting in the Go lan no more concessions to Syria . Heights. Am erican official s · with " Shortly after Kissinger left Kissinger have been less op· Cairo, Egyptian officials said timist ic although admit ting they expected Kissinger to ~orne progress. ent;agc in ' 'very intensi£ied " " I would not be surprised if talks over the next four days or we reach a separation or rorces so. This implied Kissinger had agreement with the Syrians soon". All on said before flying to London for ta lks with British . Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He sai d Israe l had give n Clearing today. High upper Ki ssinger the line be hi nd which 50s to middle 60s. Increasing Israel is ready to deply and " I cloudiness tonig ht. Low in the don't expect any possibility of 40s. Mostly cloudy with cha nce changes in that line." of rain Saturday and a little In a speech ea rlier today at a warmer. High Saturday in the kibbutz near the Sea or Galilee 60s and lower 70s. 1Continued on page 12 ) SALE r-----------------.--------~ I prese11t the return of at the Grace United Methodist Church in Gallipolis. The meeting was called to discuss th e progress of negotiations with the Gallia County Local Board of Education. MARIETTA - The Ohio received a standing ovation of Department of Transporl:!tltln unanimous support in t!leir will open bids Tuesday, June 4 pursuit or th e proced,ural fur prQjects in five counties or agreement as origi nally presented. District Ten. The membership District Deputy Di r~c l or Max R. Farley said the plans unanimously agreed to support ca ll for guard rail painting, a the team in all future buildin g removal and the negotiating efforts to improve grading, draining, widening the quality of education in and resurfacing of Colegate Galfia County Local Schools. Preceding a 6:30 p.m. Drive in Marietta. The guard adjournment, the membership rail painting will be sold as one voted to mee t in another project and will affect highways in Athens, Hocking, special session Thursday , May Meigs and Vinton Counties. 16 at 4:30 p.m. at the Gallia Completion date is set for County Junior Fairgrounds. A special .executive comOctober 3, 1974. mittee meeting will be held at the Grace United Methodist TWO RUNS MADE Church, Tuesday, May 14 at The Pomeroy unit of the 4:30p .m. Southeastern Ohio Emergency Medical Service made two runs DANCE SET Wednesday. At 11 :45 p. m. A square dance will be held Madolyn Salser, Rt. 3, Mid• from· 8 to midnight Friday in dleport, was transferred from the . Pomeroy Junior Hi gh_ Veterans Memorial Hospital to School auditorium under the the Holzer Medical Center. At sponsorship of Meigs County noon, Myrtle Hayes, 408 Nace Senior Citizens. The HilltopAve., Columbus, was trans- pers have donated their serferred from Veterans vices in providing music with Memorial Hospital to proceeds to go into the Senior University Hospital in Citizens Fund . Children under Columbus. Both women are 12 will be admitted free to the medical patients. dance . · Mr. and Mrs. Chester Frederick of North Bethel I called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode, Sunday a..ernoon. Mr.and Mrs. 0\as. D. Woode visited her sister, Fern Oh io Highway Patrol Cheesebrew · at Veterans lieutenant Lowell W. Memorial Hospital last IGammiel Green, SO, Tipp City. "formerly of the Tuppers Tuesday afternoon. Plains area, died Tuesday in a Baltimore , Md., hospital following a year's illness. NOW YOU KNOW Lt . Green was born at Polo, the oldest game played Coolville, a son of fhe iate C. H. with stick and ball, derives its and Hattie Hostottle Green. He name for pulu _ the TI'b la • was post commander of the . e n Dayton Ohio Post of the Patrol word for ball . and formerly was post com · the tri-cowtty area is proud to special mee ting of the Gallia CoWlty Teachers' Association m-~~::3:'&-~:~:>.~=:='i-:'::".'f.:.":o~>.:::::::~;::::· Package painting project bid set Mother's Day " procedural " agreement were C:lired Wednesday evening in a of Tokyo. .\'otes ' Difficulties with terminology used in a pruposed · Peninsula 87 mileS southwest .~odul Y·o ur f,Xother's Day Shopping Headquarters agreement Pollee reported at least one person kilh.•d, 18 inj11red and 30 others missing In Nakagl, n small rishjng village hulll on the precarious slopes of a mounla lrr In the lzu Hope" for early accord grows . on Heights disengagement ELBERFELDS IN ·POMEROY discuss nation's highspct•d "hullt•t" )rains and dumping tons of mud on~' plrtun•sque fishing village. "buddy". The most popular night club m . - t·arthquakt.• n•mblt•d at·ntss Swartz and Kate Honacher. MARKET NEWS ~EPORT May 4 , 19'74 AUXILIARY TO MEET RACINE - The Raci ne Fireman 's Auxiliary will meet Thursday, May 16, instead of Tuesday, May 14. Anyone having a used refrigerator that they would like to donate for the new kitchen should calf 949323~ or 9-19-3471. TOKYO Clll'l) are one son, Paul David Fulks 1 and one daughter, Jody Fulks, Ironton; one sister, Mrs. Norman Johnson, Crown City ; eight brothers : Cllarles Fulks, New York City; Glenn Fulks, Piqua; Rev. Claude Fulks, Mercer, Pa .; Jeff Fulks, Oearwater, F1a.; Dan Fulks, Chesapeake; Ross Fulks, Gallipolis; Leland Fulks, Ironton and Frank Fulks, Scottown. Funeral services will be held I p.m. Saturday at the Schneider Funeral Home, Chesapeake with Rev. Homer Teac}:lers HI' A!IIIIIICKEII .';.,~; ,- ' IJI ' • PUBLIC AUCfiON - Mel)lbers of the Meigs County American Association of.Uirlversity Women are "getting it ·all tog~tber" for Saturday when they will conduct a public auction, yard sale, bake sale and fish pond and game area for .children at the Meigs Museum, Butt<:rnut Ave., in Pomeroy. Three members ~orking Thursday evening on tbe project were, from left, Nancy Reed, Daisy Blakeslee, ·chairman, and Kay Fick. A wide range of merchandise including furniture, bags of groceries, ga5oli'!e and gift . certificates , I I' \ donated by business people will be sold. In case of inclement weather all activities will be moved indoors. Those wishing to contribute may still leave their donations at the museum garage until 7 !)lis evening. Ohio Eta, Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority' will ·sell refreslunents during tbe sale which starts at 10 a.m. Saturday. Proceeds from the activities of the university women will go to purchase an .electric locator for the new museum. · . .' WAS!UNGTON- VICE PRESIDENT Gerald R. Ford, apparently embarked on a· harder Une on the administration's handling of WaterSiJie, clinferred with President Nixon today before reswning his most ambitious, one-mCJIIth speaking tour since taking ·office. The White House meeting this m;;l.ning followed SQme of Ford's stru~est statements yet on too scandals 1 and. the way they were treated at the White House, although he of any Impeachable offense. · insisted that Nixon is innocent . .. r ' I, �3- The Dall) Sentmel, M1ddleport-Pome1oy, 0 Fnda} May 10, 1974 2- The Da1ly Sentmel M1ddll po rt Pomo Ul 0 ~ 11day M<11 10 I971 I Price pitches 1-hit, 10-0 win over Gallipolis Racine church will DR. LA WHENCE .E. LAMB • ' Reader misinformed on vitamin stand observe anniversary H\ I .m rt•nre F. La mb M D DF.AR DR IAMB - 1 am pubhl \\ I o clo nul 1C'. Ji h un not a ph\ stcta n or a membt' l of the FDA but I do hdH c; n ghl lo nl\ pe1:sonai opmwns I fet•l del st.,md Of lc n V ll mer c rJl the AMA and the F'DA m r \ !tamms .m el .u c llllliZCd In l Oil\ mterests Tht l l commt: ncl;.:t huns fm the cUIHHifl t Of H 1:tllllns \\ £' should .~=:ct are not sd by the ~MI\ or the FDA 1our first bll "orkmg together to bm the God ~ I\ en nght of an\ 111 dtv td ual tht.: use of v1tamms to supp lement the S) nthe 11e of m r sl n for m .Jtwn Rc~t h c r lifeless food n011 pushed down thc1 a•e sel ,b) the Food and tilE th1 oc.tts of the consumer Boa rd of the Na tr ona! Also l feel the use of nallu a! At:odc my uf Sc1ence s Nationa l •d ta mms m !u gh dos.1ge \duch Research Counu I suppm ted b} \ OU people 58 \ IS hai lllfU\ IS fht fcder HI g overnm en t This not as opposed 1o the S\nthettc 01gamzahon has nothmg to do ones the AMi\ and I he FDA \\ 1th the dn ee l fee for serv1ce take mto cons1deratton pract1ce of medrcme So \ ou lam led to beheve the AMA c~rc \cry feu off the truth \\ til not be sattsfted unttl tt can Thetr m am goa l IS to set get all \ ttam1ns under standards to ensure the good presc.:nptwn to get their cut of health of the public and to the business and to keep peuple protect the pubh c fr om un fa ir Nutr1 !10n Ct nur H r c I<II I ill AMA u1d tht f DA ,,n from staymg heall h1 b) ta kmg thev choose to do so DEAR READER - Yes you are enti tled to tour opmwn for do( tors to nrnmt nd v Jt,un l n s ~w d nuner ais the halibut hvcr lf gel tmg ndtur al v1ta mms - .md bec du se the best na tm a l Vlt .nmn s arc u1 good wholesome foods 1t 1s usually much of e1ther you can ge t deathly Ill and can even die rer nmmended lhCJt the bes t wa) to get these 1s by ea tmg a proper d1 et mstcad of pill popp1ng or pav mg through the IS based on Ignorance fhat Is are commonl) recommended fOI matwn 1 o mm o n ~ rt f dnd the FDA"' e all fm people professiOn wh1ch all too often dte l then v1 tamm supplements m1sm~ 1s Hi\C INI - I he Sunda y School of the r Irst Church uf the Nazarene hue IS l'e l c bre~ tmg 1ts te nth anmversary th1 s Sun<l ay M"l 12 The celebratiOn begins w1th diJSSt's at 9 30 am which are not d g c11n st p copl~ hav 111 g Fm~l ll j you d l c \-1.1 ung c1bou t \ rt r~m r n s anothe r nc~ t ur c1l "~< 1 4-tmms not bemg fullo\\ ed by a spec1al program gt 10 a m Dr Donold J G1bso n d1stnct llllsrrprr st: nt.a tr un One or the hm mfu l rn large .mmun l.s as nnlcndent of the Central Ohw DIStrict supc f11 st d( Ll) of the F DA n as to be oppos~ d to sv nthet\ ( \ il;Jmm s sru ( lhd t \ ttmnrn prcpa rdtiOns Let !II (' grv(' )OU d dass1c.: uflh e Church ofthe Nazarene and Mr and cild m f.1ct ton tam the needed exam ple I ht: pola r bea r !rver Mrs I ec Everleth s necJa l smgers w11l be amoun ts of vrt.cmun s .md not IS loaded v.1 th \ Jl.<:mHn A Just sprc1al gues ts for thts celebratwn Dr Gibson has been s upermten~ent of suUst.mcl .ud .:lll1 ounts th <:ll Jbout as natural a source of rm si<,Jd the public Doc tors vitwmn A dS you can ge t So 1s th e Ce ntral Oh10 D1stnct of th e nose for so ca ll ed nat ural and oft en untr uthfu l VI tamms p1 omoted bj corn pr omotw n You r atl1 tud e merc1al mterests In those r eprese n ~ a sort of widespread ca se!l where a person cann ot pa ranOia about the medical get suffiCient vttamms m thetr natural vttam m supplements tf even tf 11 ts based on ot p r tl flt 11 1 rkllll lll lt:rts l s Yo ur vtews what makes people like you an Under penods of stress for represent a segment of the eas) mark fo1 the propaga nda example dunng pregnancy 11 ) UU ea t denommatwn s ~nce July, I972 The d1 stn ct covers the central part of Ohw and mcludes 139 churches w1th more than 14 000 f1 om the effecl' Many such members cases are well do<:urnented Excess ive amoun ts of e1ther vttamm A or D cCJn hCJ ve ad verse effects The ex cessrve D ran ca use drssolvmg of the bones and other problems So perhaps ) Ou should conSider these pOints and start askmg vourself why you are so hos tile to groups that iJre lr) mg to help ) ou and protecl yo ur health from crass com merc1at mte1 ests That IS the sJgmfJCant questiOn New TV teaching proposed Dr Gtbson earlier was superintend ent of the M1ssour1 D1s tn ct of the denommatwn f1ve years v1ce preSident m chare of f1eld se rvices and fmancwl developmen t for Olivet Na1.arene College, Kankakee Ill and supermtendent of the WISconsin D1stn ct f1 ve yeCJrS Thirteen years were g1ven to the pastoral mm1 stry prwr to h1s ad mJn1 s tra t1ve app Oin tmen ts h1s las t pas ~ le bemg Milwa ukee Wt sconsm F~rs t Dr Gibson also served as a tr ustee to COLUMBUS (UP! ) Franklin County Prosecutor George Smith, the Republican nommee for the state attorney general's post m the November general electwn sa1d Thursday he w1ll wage a ' clean campaign" agamst his Democratic opponent Snuth said he would stress law and order m h1s battle With mcwnbent Wilham J Brown and would de ta1l Brown 's mabl111) to du-ect the attorney general s office 'Brown went mto that off1ce Wlth Jess than three years of expenence, wh1ch 1s not even enough to be qualified as a mun1c1pal JUdge, ' Sm1th sa1d at a news conference here There 1s a lack of matun ty 'Brown never was an md1an, always a chief, " he added He has surrounded himself With m any people, some ver y talented, but he doesn t know enough about what IS gomg on to run the department ' Appearmg w1 th 1 Smith to pledge theu- support were his two GOP pnrna ry election opponents Sen Stanley J Aronoff R-Cmcmnati, and Dav1d Dowd , Stark County J?'oseeutor March sales up ' by 3 per cent COLUMBUS (UP!) - Oh1o retallers reported a 3 per cent hike Ill sales durmg March, as compared w1th the same month last year the Center for Bu smes ~ and Eeonom1e Research at OhiO State Uruvers1ty reported Thursday The center srud the mcreased sales could be attributed to an earher Easter this year w1th more holiday buymg m March The mcrease, howe ver, was offset by a 19 per cent decline m auto sales F1 ~ e city--county ar eas showed I March -toMarch declines They were Akron Sumrmt, 8per cent, Cmcmnati Ham1lton and Toledo-Lucas, 4 per cent , Cleveland-Cuyahoga, 12 per cent and Dll)<tonMUiltgomery, 5 per ce· • ( By DANIEL DROSDOFF Umted Press International Scandals, pohttcal fragmentatiOn and economic headaches are toppling governments across the world and threaterung to brmg down others Although worldwide parliamentary mstab1hty IS difficult to pm on a stngle cause, there's no doubt voters throughout the Pressure to quit mounts on Nixon ' ! NEW YORK (UP!) - There s thiS same hltle ntual Da11d "Salt' Walther goes through every smgle day He apphes skm lotwn to hiS left leg because 1t keeps bleedmg on hun and then carefully wraps 1! w1th both gauze and bandage He did the same thing m Indianapolis Thursday after wh1ch he put on his fire-proof JUmp-sUit chmbed mto his sleek Dayton Walther Spec1al- the same McLaren used last year by the late Peter Revson to wm the pole pos1t10n at Pocono and Ontanoand then whizzed around the track m a mce, cool 186 m1les per hour nat That 's Salt Walther , mce and cool He's back at Indy now practlcmg for th1s year s 500 to be held May 26, desp1te the fact thiS IS the place he nearly was burned to death durmg last year's 500 After months at the Umvers1ty of M1ch1gan s Burn Center where he endured mdescnbable pam, you'd think he never want to see another race car muth less come back and race at Ind1anapohs agam, but Salt Walter can t wa1tfor that famous call - 'gentlemen, start your engmes " Naturally Eager "We 're m good shape/ he beamed after some fme sessiOns over the Indianapolis track Thursday We've got three new engmes and two cars You know, m case one hits the wall and gets busted up, I'll get m another ' Salt Walther 1sn't bemg a wiSe guy He's JUst naturally eager and enthuSiastic, and that 's the way he talks Last year 's IndianapoliS 500 was postponed by ram tw1ce It was started the f1rst lime on May 28 and an mstant after 11 was, a spectacular, fiery 12-<:ar acc1dent occurred mJurmg a dozen spectators and four dr1vers Salt Walther was r1ght m the middle of 11 all H1s car burst mto flames, D1pped over on 1ts back and spun hke a roulette wheel He very nearly didn't make 11 and when he was removed to a hosp1talm ser1ous conditiOn w1th mulllple burns on hiS face and body, some onlookers who watched hun bemg wheeled away recoiled because 11 hurt them even to look The crash took placeless than a hundred yards after the start Salt Walther has gone over the spot dozens and dozens of times, of the Nazarene m personal evan gelism leadership schools ThiS church school began m the Simpson bUildmg beSide the Old Racme Home Bank under the leadership of Rev Morns M Wolfe Durmg lis first 10 years th e school has grown steadily and the local church IS now constdt!rmg provtdmg more adequate fa c1htles by addmg an educatiOnal um t to the ehureh sanctuary located on Tyree Blvd The 1mmed1a te leadership of th1s school IS now held by Gerald Wells, Sunday School Supt Or Donald Gibson The pastor Rev Morn s W Wolfe said I ve seen part of reaht) In) dream become a He also extends a cordia l m v1tat1on to the pu bli c for thts serv1ce World's politics in heavy ferment The state Board of Education w1ll meet here Monday to consider Investment of more than $406,900 m e1ght new mstructronal televiSion ser1es to unBy RICHARD HUGHES prove the number of TV United Press International courses to Ohio students The pr1vate conversations of Supermtendent of Pubhc President NIXon and White House a1des on Watergate are Instrucllon, Martm W Essex, sa1d the board w1ll also con' sellmg like hotcakes" -the Sider !mal 1973-74 contracts fastest sellmg Item m the totalling $1 3 m11l10n m state nation's bookstores smce ' The YOUR NEWSBOY - John Sm1th, son of Mr and Mrs subs1dy to Oh1o's eight nonExorciSt' Eugene Smith, 307 Locust St , M1ddlepori,1S a carr~er for The profit education television cor'We didn't realize the extent Daily Sentinel John a seventh grade student at Me1gs Jumor porallons, land transfers mto which this book touched High attends church at the Syracuse Nazarene He likes volvmg 22 school districts and some kmd of nerve 111 the football, baseball and basketball Hiu favorite pastune 1s the re-alignment of the Amencan pubhc the watchmg TV Joha has three brothers and one Sister Auglatze-Mercer Jomt Vocatremendous cunouSity people tional School Distr1c~ have about what goes on In the Essex said he would recom Oval Office of the While mend the board alJocate House, ' sa1d Wilham B $245,250 m vocational D1ek1son Jr , editorial director educahon construction funds to of the Washmgton Post Writers Columbus and Toledo c1ty Group The Washmgton Post, 111 school diStricts Columbus would obtam conjunction w1th Dell Pubh$190,000 for an addition to tjle shmg, and Bantam Books, WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Ten The staunchly Repubhcan JOintly with The New York Noe BIXby Jumor-Semor H1gh School to serve 225 students m days after appealing to the ChiCago Tr~bune and the Tunes, both rushed mto prmt occupational work exper~ence ' bas1c fairness of the Omaha World Herald earlier paperback vers10ns of the d1stnbutive educat1on , American people, " Pres1dent >ihlS week sa1d NIXon should 300,000-word transcripts NIXon cooperative office education, Ntxon Is under more pressure leave off1ce made pubhc April 30 mtens1ve office educatwn 111 than ever to res1gn The book verswns and the A reSignation would probaIn rap1d order Thursday, bly be benefiCial (lor the supplements published by stenography and mtens1ve office educatiOn as clerk typiSt House GOP Leader John J Republican party) but I'm not many newspapers are bemg Toledo would rece1ve $55,250 Rhodes of Amona sa1d NIXon s recommendmg It, " Rhodes purcha~ed at an unprecedented for an addlhon to Schott H1gh resignation would benefit the told reporters He sa1d release rate, a Umted Press InternaSchool to serve 50 students 111 party, the thu-d rankmg House of the transcripts mcreased tional survey shows var10us aspects of rad1o broad- Republican, John Anderson of chances for Impeachment 'They're selling like hotllimms, sa1d he would welcome castmg employment cakes," sa1d Bob Mamard of NIXon's res1gnallon, and Sen Reduction Urged Predicts resignation the Bonanza Inn Book Shop in Marlow W Cook, R-Ky , a Essex smd he would also reAnderson was among Repub- San FranciSco, which sold 1ts commend the present freshman up for re-<!lection, lican leaders who met w1th supply 111 two days Au gla1z e -Mercer Jo1nt sa1d NIXon should consider NIXon Thursday After the In Nashville, Tenn , Jun Vocational School D1str~ct steppmg down sess1on, he predicted Nixon Batte, manager of Zibart's None of them called for would not fm1sh hiS term composed of 11 school districts Book Store, received 150 copies NIXon's res1gnat10n outright m Augla1ze and Mercer "! would welcome h1s reSlg- at noon Thursday and sold half Sen Richard S Schwe1ker, nallon But I would want 11 of them Within three hours He counties, be reduced to a jointure of four school distr~cts RPa , another freshman clear to the nallon that he was ordered as many more as the The new JOlllture would be seekmg re-<!leetion, scheduled domg so voluntanly and not distributor could provide formed by Cehna C1ty and a news conference thiS mor because of (party) pressure, ' The paperback was m such Coldwater Exempted V1llage mng to call lor resignation Anderson sa1d demand 111 Washington tbat The White House, however, school diStncts 1n Mercer 'I am now fmnly convmced Dell flew m 11,000 copies on County, and New Knoxville stood more resolute than ever that reSignahon IS a course of f1ve Lear Jets Thursday afterLocal and St Mary's c1ty on the subJect achon which he (NIXon) must noon And 111 Tulsa, where the The President will not reahst1cally contemplate m book Just arnved, one bookschool diStriCts m Augla1ze reSign even if hell freezes over order that the confidence and Coun ty The local d1slr1cts of New _ ...,o matter what," satd Whtte fa1th of the Arner~can people m got was 'tough,"' he said Bremen and Mmster 10 House communications our government can be reA LouiS HarriS poll released Augla1ze 'county and Marlon, director Ken W Clawson rught said a majority Thursday stored," Cooke srud HNo Discussion' ' Mendon Umon, Parkway, St of the Arnmcan people did not Cook said NIXOn "has UTeAnd NIXon's chief of staff, Henry Consolidated and Southtrlevably lost any claun to the favor res1gnallon but felt NIXon west, all m Mercer County, Alexander M Ha1g, told UP! confidence of the Arnencan should face Impeachment would have the opportumty to ' He s not gomg to reSign or be people' and that the tran- proceedings cont•act for serVIces w1th the forced out of office ' Ha1g sa1d scripts "amaze me becatlse of Another poll, however, there has been ' no discusSion option to JOm the new JOinture the moral turp1tude which they showed that Republicans and or reSignation at the Wh1te mdtca te " at a later da te mdependents who helped elect Other vocatiOnal education House NIXon now were inclined to Other Republican senators ISsues on the state board s Tb1s week's erosiOn of sup- who have earlier sugge~ed support congressmen who agenda mclude proposals to port for the Pres1dent on NIXon res1gn are Edward 1t would vote for unpeachment. reviSe the membership of the cap1tol H11l came as members Brooke of Massachusetts, a Wllllam R Hamllton , a Lake County Jomt Vocational of Congress digested the 1,308 liberal, and James L Buckley pohllcal consultant and School D1stnct Board of Edu pages of ed1ted Watergate tape of New York, a conservative pollster who cliams 95 per cent transcripts NIXon made public cation to allow representation Earlier this week, Senate of hiS work IS for Democrats, by Chardon Local School Dts last week m an effort to prove Republican Leader Hugh Scott srud tr1ct (Geauga County), to up- his mnocence "In short, 1t 1s the suburban retreated from his long time Even Vtce President Gerald white--collar, middle--class date the Oh1o State Plan for role as NIXon apologist, ca)ling Voeatwnal Ed~cahon , and to R Ford unphc1tly CritiCized the transcr~pts "a shabby, voter that has become most with the extend for siX months voca transcr~pt revelallons m a disgusting and urunoral per- disenchanted affauand President Watergate honal educatiOn construction speech Thursday formance ' ,._.,..., ' We cannot delete characcontracts With seven school Other Wh1te House off1c1als NIXon's assocratlon With it terization from peoples' mmds sa1d NIXon 'blew his stack" Many now feel like jilted distncts Essex w1ll recommend the w1th a wave of the hand," Ford when he heard of Scott 's lovers " In admittmg that the tranboard approve $13,227 tn fed- said " One thmg every comments Tuesday But Claw, elected off1ce holder must do IS would embarrass hbn, scripts eral work-study funds to proson mamt.amed that loss of pay attention to the voter If he VIde m-school employment support among Republicans NIXOn SOld April 30, "! am placmg my trust m the bas1c opportunihes for economiCally falls to liSten, he won t be an did not upset NIXon fa1rness of the Amencan disadvantaged young persons office holder for very long " Tou~h" on lei Ill Leadm g newspapers that people ' Fr~m that allocatiOn, Akron Rep Barber Conable head He sa1d release of the nearly City Schools would rece1ve endorsed NIXon s three preSI- of the GOP pobcy committee $11 ,235 Wooster City Schools dential cand1dac1es also called sa1d NIXon 's staff was more 250 000 words of edijed tranwould obta m $1,920 and Orange for h1m to re Slgl! The latest con cerned about unpea chm e~t SCripts ''w1ll proVIde all the City Schools would recelvei$72 " ere the Los Angeles T1mes than the President himself a,ddltlo!'_al ev1dence we need to F.ach diStn ct \YOUld proVide 20 and the Cleveland Pla1n fhP) JSkc d I' hat the tone was get Wa tergate behmd us and [)c, le~ With ed 1tonals todm ge• 1 behind us now " per r ent of tht tota l co~t I •!ll !hi lf 1ll nui lf1l :mswer thl \ I I Oean race • d bY prOmiSe prosecutor By MU.TON RICHMAN UP! Sp.,rt s Ednor Mt Vernon Naza rene College, Mt Verqon Oh w, as a member of the General Stewardship Comm1ttee m Kansas City Mo and IS acllve throughout lhe Chur ch world are fed up wllh "business as usual" poht1cs In France the Gaulhst party lost control of government m a May 5 presidential runoff vote after 16 years m power Gaulhst candidate Jacques Chaban-Debnas placed a poor thu-d w1th only 15 per cent of the vote A sex-and-spy scandal thiS week brought the resignation like real hot hotcakes GEORGE ROWLEY George Rowley, son of Mr and Mrs Laurence Carpenter, Pomero) Route 4, will leave June 20 lor service wl!h the U S Army Ro.,ley "Ill serve lor four years loth~ au-borne and combat arms branch He "Ill be statwned, at first, at Fort Bragg, N C Rowley "Ill graduate from Alexander H1gh School on Mav 19 Sport Parade Church White House talk going . COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Semo1 n ghth andc r Steve Pr1ce of the Me1gs Marauders ended Ius !ugh school baseball career m a llalze of glory store clerk had a "box full" Of reservations and wondered if the shipment would "stretch that far " The transcr1pts have a ways to go to beat 'The Exomst " whose paperback sales have topped 11 million But m the less than four days 111 print, Dell had published I 7 mrllion cop1es, and Bantam more ulan 800,1100, w1th both !u-rns churnmg them out at the rate of 25,000 cop1es an hour The Dell-Waslurlgton Post version IS sellmg for $2 45, and the Bantam-T1mes edl!lon costs $2 50 Many persons were able to get full vers10ns of the transcripts at bargain rates through theu- local newspapers or by purchasmg the more expenSive, bulky softbound ($12 25) Govenunent PrmUng Office version at post off1ces around the country More than 50 newspapers around the country have published -<Jr are publishmg in senal form -the entu-e transcript Many others have published excerpts of Nobel Pr1ze wmmng Chancellor Willy Brandt, who Improved West Germa ny's., relations w1th the Sov1et bloc while mrunta mmg close ties to the Umted States Lost Vote In Iceland, the leftiSt coalition government of Premrer Olafur Johanneson fell Thursday 111 an mternal dispute over how to control mflat10n and crank up a stagnant economy In canada, Prune MmlSier Elliot Trudeau's mmor~ty gov ernment fell from power Wednesday after losmg a noconfidence vote m parliament over econom1c pohc1es In Australia, where there IS Widespread d1ssa llsfactwn Wlth r1smg livmg costs, the f1rst Labor party go' ernment m a quarter--century has been forced to call a m1dterm election for May 18 m a b1d to get a maJOrity m parliament Democracies are not the only mling governments 111 Europe Portugal's author~tar~an nghtlSt regune was ousted by a military coup April 25 and the one-man government of Spam's GeneralisSimo FranciSco Franco lS womed about pressures for political change spilhng across the border In Italy, which has had 36 different admimstrat10ns 111 the past 31 years, pohllcal analysts say the current caretaker coalition would have severe trouble in fornung a new government if voters refuse to repeal a controvers1al, threeyear-<>ld divorce law 111 a referendwn Sunday Appear Stable In contrast to Europe, the usually vol,;ltile governments of Latin America appear to be m a comparatively stable phase, enJoy mg nsmg world pnces for their exports of meat, cotton sugar , metal and petrolewn The m1li tarq rulers of Ch1le Paraguay, BoliVIa, Uruguay and Braz1l manage to keep the hd on diScontent w1th tough secunty laws Argentina IS plagued by mternal feudm g between leftist and r1ght1st labor factions, yet both groups still support popular PreSident Juan Dommgo Peron In ASia, Pr1me Mrmster lnd1ra Gandhi has mamtamed a controllmg parlaunentary maJOrity m sp1te of a nationWide ra1l strike mflatwn and famme Japan s unport-dependent economy was h1l hadly by the 01! criSIS yet Prune MllliSter Kakue1 Tanaka managed to stay m control along w1th hiS ruhn g Liberal Democratic party The one man governments m South Korea and Ta1wan have no 1mportan t merna! challengers The MEIGs-MASON AREA CHF.SrERL TANNFJI~ ..., Ed ROBERT HOEFUCH CUy Editor Published dally except Sa turday by The OhiO Valley Publishml! Company Il l Court St Pomeroy Oh1o S6769 Busrnesa Office Plrtne 992-2156 Editoria l Ph one 9922lfl7 Second class postage pa id at PomeroY " Clutch hils by th1rd baseman Bruce Arnett and nghtflelder Ron Roush Thursday mght carr1ed the Kyger Creek Bobcats to a :>-4 victory over Eastern m a close Southern Valley Athlellc Conference battle at Cheshire Tra1hng, 3-2 gomg mto the bottom of the fourth mmng Coach J1m Sprague's Bobcats struck for three runs W1th two outs, Bill Metzner reached on a fielder's chOice and was safe at second on a f1elder s chmce m wh1ch Dave W1se was safe at f1rst A \\alk to leftflelder Ben Arnett loaded the bases Bruce Arnett then worked the count to 3-2 before hmng a h1gh fast ball to left f1eld platmg two runs Roush ' s smgle to nght center brought m the !mal run Coach Larry Hemes' Eagles Jumped mto a 3-0 lead off Wlnmng p1tcher Steve Baird m the f~rst mnmg Rand) Blake walked to start the rally Mike BEAUTIFUL BLOOMING PLANTS Cash & Carry MUMS AZALEAS HYDRANGEAS COMBINATION POTS and PORQt BOXES . 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' Larkms , ... off m Ph1ladelph1a and my p1tchmg coach Red Adams, lS the greatest p1tchmg coach m the world, ' Sutton sa1d He got hold of me a couple of days ago and said I was off mecharueally l was off my tempo and now I think I got 11 ' The only hit Sutton allowed was a second mmng smgle b) Johnny Grubb The shutout was his second thts season agalllSt the Padres and the 33rd of hiS career Jun Wynn paced the Dodger attack w1th three h1ts and f1gured prommently 111 their first three runs In the only other scheduled maJor league games, Chicago topped Atlanta 3-1 and Pitts burgh downed Houston, 4-1 m National League actwn, wh1le Boston blanked New York , ~ . and Kansas C1ty defeated League Spencer , Goebel Barber and Bailey w1th one hit each Ron Roush topped the Bobcats w1th two hits m two at bats Other h1tters were Tun b~t ll ha d d tnple rn the seventh Mc1gs mmng double R1 ck Reuschel tossed a four hitter as the Cubs beat tlJC Braves The Cubs tra1hng 1-0 scored tv.1ce m the seventh with the a1d of a throwmg error by shortstop Cra1g Robmson Pirates 4, Astros 1 J1m Rooker and Dave GIUsti combmed on a s1X.Jl1tter to lead the P1rates over Houston Rooker allowed four hits m seven mmngs to get hiS second wm Lee May homered for Houston Red Sox 2, Yankees 0 Lmsl'iant allowed only three hits m recordmg the Red Sox second straight shutout of the Yankees Berrue Carbo broke a scoreless lie with a seventh 1nnmg homer off Pat Dobson and the Red Sox added another Tornado team lhe Glouster golf team w1th 1ts four golfers shootmg tn the 40s topp ed the South ern Tornado hnksters 208 !71 Thursday afternoon Glouster was paced by Stuart Patton w1th a 40, followed by Bob Lowery w1th a 43 and Greg Matthews and M1tc h Zimmer w1th 44 each Southern "as )ed by Bob Roush s 43 follo\\ed by Randy Duddung w1th a 52 Gene Sh1veley w1th a 54, and Kenton Holman w1th a 20 9 1 9 17 9 b Am en ca n Lea gu e Eas t 9 b w 14' pet N ew York 17 SJ8 Clevel and 15 I 3 536 Ba tt mor e I 3 13 500 P1 Det r o t I 3 13 500 11 1) 15 464 Boston M !waukee 10 \2 455 7 1' W es t w 1 p et g b Ch cago 13 12 520 T e xus 15 14 5 17 Ca forn ta 15 \ 4 5 17 Mtnn eso ta 12 12 500 ' Oak l an d 13 I S .:164 KansasC t y 12 14 462 Thursd a y s R es ult s Bos t on ? New Yo r k 0 Ka n C tv 6 Texas 1 <O n ly games schedu l ed ) T oday s Prcbabl e Pttch er s (All T1m es EOn Ba lt tmo r e (McNally 2 2) at Clevela n d ( K l tne J 3) 7 30 p m Mt lwaukee (C o l bor n I 21 at New York ( T td r ow 2 J l 8 p m Bos ton ( W se 2 2) at Detrot l ( Lo l ch I 5) 8 p m Ch c a go (Bah n sen .:1 2) a t Texas ( H arga n 2 3) 9 p m Mt nn esota ( B l y l even 3 31 at Oa k land (Hun t er 5 21 I I p m Ka r'1 Sc1 S CtiY (S pl ttror ff 3 21 at Ca l t orn a (Ryan 3 3J 1p m Saturday s Gam es M n n a t Oa kl and Kan Ct i Y at Ca tf n ght Ch c ago a t T ex i'l n g h t Bos t on at De '"(\ 1 Ba1t 1mo r e at Cleve M l w a at N ew Yor k & H o ll ~nd ona l League Stand tngs By Un t ed Pr ess ln l ernaltOnat N ort h w 1 pe t g b Syra cus e 17 B 600 ~ochestc r 9 7 56] 1 Puwtu c k e t 6 11 294 s To edo 7 lA 350 5 Sou th w 1 pcf 9 b >< chm ond 17 5 70 6 Cha rl cq on 17 7 6 3 ~ 1 Me 1 ph s 11 I 6 11 I T dewa t er 6 ~~ 300 7 ... T hu r sdays R e~u ll ~ R c n mond 5 To edo t Pawt uc k et ] Ch ar leston 2 10 nn Sy r il Cuse 7 Me m p h s 1 6 nn r a.n Ro c hester 11 T dewater ppd attend play, 'I Do, I Do' fhe Wednesda v E\ cmng Bov. Jrng I..caJ:! ue of Pomeroy Lanes held I ts annual banqu et Wednesday e\enmg at th e Mounta rne er Dmne r Thedtr e 111 HU11 1Cant; W Va sen es '" n F' AILF:O TO SHOW fh e Me1gs Ne lsom •lle York track meet sla ted for Thu rsd CJ \ fd ll ed ' GAME POSTPONED The Hanna n Trace Southern baseball game sched uled for Thursda) aftern oon 1n Racme was pos tponed due to held conditions Ri chard Raw lin gs worhen s h1 gh average game and se n es Pat Thomas most unproved male bowler Fred woman bowler tmproved Lms Rosen b~wn SIGNS FOR $180,1100 CLEVELAND !UP! ) Right Winger Terr) Holbrook has s•gned a multiyear contra ct w1th th e Cleveland Crusaders of the World Hockey Blue Grass Ctrcular Saw Blades AssociatiOn Holbrook 23 who formerly pla yed w1th the Cleveland Barons of the America n Hockey League, will get a reported $180 000 for hiS services The &-loot, 185-pounder divided h1s tlme the last two seasons bet ween MUUiesota of the Nat10nal Hockey League and 1ts New Haven (Conn ) farm team B lades are m ad e of t he f mest qu ality chro m e m c k e l saw stee l ha rde ned and te m pe r ed H ard ch r om e f m tsh st a y s sh a rp u p to 5 t i m es longe r STAR SUPPLY Rac1ne. 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'59.95 ONLY •29 95 LADIES LEATHER HAND TOOLED PURSES 10 % DISCOUNT SPECIAL DISCOUNT RIWlOWI llllliUM ID llU!IIII5 Clllll!IIIY ON ALL SIZE e PLUS • AQUARIUMS COMPlETED Music By The All New RED STEWART AN D THE MODERN SUPPLY AMBASSADORS BAND 399W.MalnSt 992-ZlM Pomeroy,O. mE STORE Wim "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" - FOR r"'~- STABLES, LARGE & SMAU. :ANIMALS LAWNS ' \ u as to sho\1. up • 1- • arternoon canceled "hen the Buckeyes ' Mora, and the most At The lllURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 1 .rnd 171 1 Franc sco 16 1~ 533 4 1 C nc nnt~ t 12 13 480 6 A t an ta 13 16 4\8 l Precedmg the pia) I Do l Siln 0 eqo 11 18 438 7 Thu n .da y s R esu lts Do the bo wlers enJOyed e1 Ch cag e 3 A tlanta 1 smorgasbord dmner featurtng P ts brgh 4 Hous ton 1 Los Ang 6 Sa n Otegc 0 r OHst beef !On l y games sc h edu le d J I e.a gue m embers at the T o da ~ s p r obabl c Ptl c h ers (AIIlme s EOT ) b ~ nquct \\oeJe Mr CJ nd Mrs New Yor k (K oo sm an 3 OJ at Richard O~< en Mr and M1s Chtcago ( H ooton 1 21 'i! JO p m P fl sbu r gh ( Bre tt 1 21 at Jack Carsey Mr and Mrs Dan P h l adelphta { Ru th v en 1 1J l 35 p m Meadows Mr an d Mr ~ 1 51 LOUI S !F oster 1 ~ ) fit ll1chard Rawlings Mr and Mor lrca ( Roger s d 1) 8 05 Mrs Ar t Hoy t Mr an d Mrs pm 5Et n FrEtnctSCO {Ca ldw el l 5 1 Bernard F'ul tz Mr and Mrs Ett Atlanta ( N ek ro J J ) 8 05 Joh n Bentley Mr and Mrs pm Houston ( D terker 2 1) at Roy Holler Pat Thomas Mr Cm c mnutt (Btl! ngham 4 1J 8 05 p m and Mrs Russe ll Moore and Los Ange l es {J ohn 5 1) at Sa n Dr and Mrs M1llon Mason 0 ego ( Fre s le ben J 0 1 10 p rn Troph1es were awarded to Saturday s Gam es N ew Y ork a t Cht c ago the top team of the lloyts and St Lou ts a t Mon t rea l Thomases second place team San F r an a t A lt anl a H ous t on at Ctn ct the Rawllngses and Holters P t sb r g h at Pht a n ght mens h1gh average game and LOSA._ng al San Dt ego nt g h l DANCE KING'S ARMS KNIGHT Q.UB p et 690 613 5) I 1~ P e rn Bowlers dine, Standings DOUILE FEATURE PROGRAM BAUGHAN RESIGNS NEW YORK (UP!) - Former All-Pro linebacker Mrune Baughan, "ho stgned op With the New York G1ants as defenSive coordmator 10 January, res1gned Wednesday to return to pnvate busmess demands G1ants Coach B1ll Arnsparger srud former Baltunore Colts Coach Ed Rutledge would replace Baughan, but would be given the title of linebacker coach Baughan played for 12 years m the NFL, finishing his career With the Washmgton Redskins m 1971 He then JOllied the Georg1a tech coaching stidf 111 January, 1972, as assiStant head coach I Wat so n (Gl !nt~ rn a t 59 - Bcir ( US 01 2 200 5- 10 8 0 0000000- 0 t3 Ash Me ags scored one m ttlr- frrst Sun Cubo 3, Braves I & Nida y llerndge P1tCtl1ng Nat1onal League John LA and Caldwell SF 51 Reed At t and Sutton LA 5 2 Robert s Hou 5 3 ooo 000 000- o J 1 Amencan League Jenkms N ew Yor k 000 000 20x - 2 6 o T ex ~ 2 Co leman Del and Bos t on Dob son ( 2 5 ) and Munson M e dtc h N Y 5 1 Hunter Oak 5 l Sto tt lemy r e NY 5 J B bby Ttant ( 2 4 ) and F isk HR sCarbo {4 1hl Te x 54 f01 Wulfe h,ld a fourth L os Angeles Houslon contests N HL Playo i! S By U nti ed P re'iis l nt er na tt o n a l I A ll Ttm es E DT ) Cham p tonsht p B ost on vs Ph tlcHt elph a { Serte'ii t ed 1 I I May 1 Bo s tn 3 Phila 2 May 9 Pht l a 3 Bostn 'i! Mi!Y 17 atP1'1 'l lp m Mc1'Y 14 1:11 Ph t a a p m "' May 16 .,, Bstn 7 30 p m )( May 19 at Pht lil 4 p m :.- Mf.'y71 at Bs rn 7 30 p m 11 tl necess a r -y I Jne s~.:o re D"ve Wulfc and Pe1 k 1\ul t Meigs p t~ ce d th e Mara uders .... 1th h \U GAHS luts e~ pJe<:e Mal ).e) Davenport Pme w Glouster tops Burroug hs T ex 25 Robtnson Cal 22 Ya s tr ze m s kt Bo s 21 s tr<m dctl 1 he t\o\;Oeach m the th u d and fo urth !crt II m ~n on the 1nmn~ s <:~ n d fi ve tunes m the biJse MeigS pld}Cd et rorless top or the se venth Mara u de r ~ W es t scored on a double by DICk McAuliffe Royals 6, Rangers t Marty Pattm s four.J11t p1tch mg and some shoddy f1eldmg by the Rangers enabled the Royals to wm Three of the Royals' runs scored when centerf1elder Joe LoVItto and Wally Dallenbae h East nghthelder Jeff Burroughs Brunswick, N J was next allowed routine fly balls to fall fastest w1th a speed above 193 between them Johnny Rutherford, Fort Worth, Tex , checked 111 w1th a lap over 192 Brothers AI and Bobby Unser, Albuquerque, N M , who have both won the "500" , nnnc rs M a te r Le agu l.' S t a ndtn g~ By Untied P ress lntc rn aft ona Naho n .11 L eil que East w t pe t g b Sk.. Lou s 16 1:i' 57 Ph tla d elph a l l I 1 500 ? IVon tr eal 10 11 J 76 ~ C h cEtgo ll I 3 J 58 3 N ew Yor k 11 17 39 ] 5 P ti!Sbu r g h 9 16 360 s rWl later m the mmng when Texas , 6 1, m American Juan Bemquez Singled and were m the 191 range, wh1le Johncock and England's Dav1d Hobbs surpassed 100 Natrona! dr1vrng champ Roger McCluskey, Tucson, AriZ was on the track for the first tune but failed to reach speeds bemg run by the leaders Also out for Ute fu-st time was Bob Harkey, IndianapoliS In all, 39 cars were on the track Thursday out of the 5 at Ma1or League Leaders By Un1ted Press lnternattonal the Speedway Forty-nme of Leadtng Batters them have passed USAC s Nattonal league g ab r h pet technical Inspection Smtth StL 28 112 19 42 375 Johncock and J1gger Su-ms, R ettZ SI L 28 108 10 40 370 G ross Hou 28 85 17 31 365 Hammond, Jnd, a 'rook1e'' G a rr At 29 124 11 AS 363 M1llan NY 28 11 2 15 40 35 7 here smce 1969, escaped harm Watson Ho 31 110 22 39 355 111 acc1dents Thursday Buc k er L A 27 98 11 34 347 Johncock's racer brushed H ebner P 1 24 101 17 34 337 Sc hmdt Phl 28 95 14 32 337 the wall 111 the short chute G rubb S O 27 95 14 32 337 Parker Ptl 24 83 8 28 337 between turns Nos I and 2 Amencan League about 20 mmutes before the g a b r h pet Carew M tn 25 107 16 .4 3 402 track closed for the day Jc ksn Oa k 28 102 22 40 392 Johncock was able to gu1de the St n t n Cal 17 59 12 23 390 Gambl e Cle 19 67 8 24 358 machine to a stop in the No 2 Spncr Tex 20 65 11 23 354 turn The car apparently Hrgrve Tex 19 60 12 21 35() Gr tfm Bos 2 1 n a 25 347 sustamed only minor damage Oltva Mtn 18 58 3 20 345 SiroiS lost control commg out Yaz Bos 28 93 15 J2 344 M c Rae KC 25 90 14 31 344 of the thu-d turn and sk1dded Home Runs 700 feet, stoppmg of the mfield Nattonal League Wynn LA grass His car did not touch the 8 A aron At l P erez C tn and Garve y LA 7 L May Hou wall and was not damaged H e bn ~r Pt tl and Sm1th 5 1 L 6 Rookies Larry Cannon, DanN ~m:~~anJa~~:~~e o~:ttlff VIlle, m ' and Larry McCoy, Ya s t r zemskt Bas Ro btnson Langhorne, Pa , passed theuCal Hort on D e l an d Bur roughs Tex 6 refresher tests Runs Batfed In Time tr1als for !be May 26 National League Sm t th St L 26 Cedeno Hou and Garv ey class1c are slated to begin L A 25 Wynn L A 24 W1ll ams Cht Per ez c n and L May Saturday, but ram lS m the Ho u 23 forecast for that day and Amencan League Jac kson poSSibly Sunday O ak JO Nett les NY 26 Eastern 300 000 1--4-7-2 K Creek 002 300 x-5-5-5 Blake (L) and Hams Baird (W) and Metzner The Athens County 992-5560 INDIANPOL!.'> (UP!)- The Cream rose to 1he top Thurs day at the Ind1anapohs Motor Speedway as four former ' 500 champs, headed by A J Foyt, were among seven drivers exceeding 190 miles per hour Defendmg champ Gordon Johncock, Phoemx, one of those over 190, later escaped harm when h1s car brushed the wall Foyt, of Houston, became the fastest dnver 111 practice so far th1s week when he turned a lap at 196 249m p h Foyt, who has won here three tiiiles, also was above 190 earlier th1s week Larkins hned a smgle to center sendmg Blake to lh1rd Spencer grounded out sconng Blake and Larkms scored as Roush dropped Goebel's fly ball to nght Goebel came m as John Sheets <mgled to center Eastern's fmal run scored m the seventh on a leadoff smgle by Spencer, two mf1eld outs and a throwmg error The Bobcats got their f~rst two runs on a walk, double by WISe and an error Ba1rd, m gomg the distance agamst Eastern for the second time th1s sprmg, struck out f1ve and Issued two free passes Blake the loser for the second t1me agamst KC walked seven and fanned SIX Sheets led the Eagles w1th two h1ts m four tr1ps Other h1tters were Only other GAHS runners to up for r.AllS 1\11 told Blue reach base off Pnce Vw ere Dev1l hurlers gave up 10 11111s Roger Dallev who walk ed m on e1ght hits fann ed 11 an d the th1rd but v. as erased on CJ " alked 12 Galha throwers ha d double play and M1ke Watson four " 1Id p1lc hes r.A HS also had three passed balls .md who " alked m the s1xt~ In fa cmg 22 batters Pr1ce three errors Ga llipoli s left on ly two fa nned one and u alked two Seven exceed 190 • mph m 500 drills Unescore (SJ Retail Value) ' Filled w1th annuals thai wrll bloom all summer. VASE ARRANGEMENT to be predJudiced but there lS no denymg that Adams has developed the maJor leagues most unposmg p1tch•ug staff so far this season Tbursda) rught 11 was Sutton, who after two succesSive had outmgs, came through with the third one.J11tter of hiS career, stoppmg the San D1ego Padres, 6-0, to boost hiS record to 5-2 The shutout was the s1xth turned m by the Los Angeles staff thiS season and the second by Sutton 'lt felt~ood to be back I was double, and Bruce Arnett, a smgle Kyger Creek 1s 6-2 m the SVAC and 7-8 overall Eastern dropped to J-5 m the league BANK I Sutton, of course, has reason Lucas, a smgle , Dave W1se a FREE COIN ----------------~ A LOVELY I By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Say all you want about Johnny Sam, Whitey Ford and George Bamberger The best p1tchmg coach m baseball 1s Los Angeles' Red Adams, accordmg to Dodger nght.Jlander Don Sutton OhiO National advertisin g repre sentatl\ e Boltinelll.Callagher Inc 12East t:Dld St New York New York Subscription rates Delivertd by ,carrier whe re 11 \ aila ble 60 cents per week By Motor Route where earner service not available One month $2 60 By mall rn Ohio and W Va One Year ti8 Sill mon ths $9 $0 Three mon ths 16 Elsewhere l:zl 00 year SIX roonths $11 SO three months $6 $0 &lbsctlption pr tce Includes &mda y Ti m es~ nt lnel Jun Perr) smgled to left m the was followed by M1ke Watson fifth That was Galha s onl) who went two frames R1ck Bar ~.: us and J1m Pern flmshed safeI) Dodgers roll on, blank Padres6-0 Bobcats rally, trip EHS, 5-4 INTEREST OF FLOWERS FLOWERS-BY-WIRE The victory left Coach Don Wolfe s lads w1th a 6-9 season record The loss left Coach J1m Osborne s Blue Dev1ls "' th a 611 season mark Pr1ce r et~r ed 14 of the first 15 Sentinel SAv"HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY"wnH 10% Off hts mmd, and m his car Lots of Moxie "!know where the place IS " be says, easily , casually • but I don't thmk about 11 What lor ' It s all m the past Monday mornmg was the fu-st time I was back on the track here m Indy smce the acc1dent last year and I ran three laps of 165 Then I ran five more laps at 183, and that was the thu-d fastest time of the day I never thought about what happened once " Salt Walther, whodr~ves for the Dayton-Walther Co , comes by his mckname legitimately He has a lot of mox1e m hbn, a lot of salt He's trymg to qualify for hiS tidrd Indianapolis 500 even though he has yet to complete a lap m the prev1ous two "Qualifymg starts th1s Saturday, ' he says ' Our crew ch1ef, Tom Sm1th, has put new Wings on the front and back of the car and feels we're 111 good shape I think we have a chance to qualify m the top 10 I also think we can wm the race 'If I didn't feel that way,1t was a waste of tume even to come back to Ind1anapohs I m not mterested m fllUshmg f1fth, Sixth, seventh or e1ghth Fimshmg fu-st lS what I've really come for ' DEVOTEDT01HE \ \ Dal~ In 1hursda) e\ ellln t! by blonkm g hos t Gallipolis 10-0 on a one h1tter m a non league en counter on Memonal Field (; AHS used four lmr leiS h m batte rs he f.1ccd m the fi rst four .md two th1rds mmng:; N1da v hu>led the first three before Blue De vil shortstop run gs and was the Jost! J lie ,.I • \ I ' ' I ' �3- The Dall) Sentmel, M1ddleport-Pome1oy, 0 Fnda} May 10, 1974 2- The Da1ly Sentmel M1ddll po rt Pomo Ul 0 ~ 11day M<11 10 I971 I Price pitches 1-hit, 10-0 win over Gallipolis Racine church will DR. LA WHENCE .E. LAMB • ' Reader misinformed on vitamin stand observe anniversary H\ I .m rt•nre F. La mb M D DF.AR DR IAMB - 1 am pubhl \\ I o clo nul 1C'. Ji h un not a ph\ stcta n or a membt' l of the FDA but I do hdH c; n ghl lo nl\ pe1:sonai opmwns I fet•l del st.,md Of lc n V ll mer c rJl the AMA and the F'DA m r \ !tamms .m el .u c llllliZCd In l Oil\ mterests Tht l l commt: ncl;.:t huns fm the cUIHHifl t Of H 1:tllllns \\ £' should .~=:ct are not sd by the ~MI\ or the FDA 1our first bll "orkmg together to bm the God ~ I\ en nght of an\ 111 dtv td ual tht.: use of v1tamms to supp lement the S) nthe 11e of m r sl n for m .Jtwn Rc~t h c r lifeless food n011 pushed down thc1 a•e sel ,b) the Food and tilE th1 oc.tts of the consumer Boa rd of the Na tr ona! Also l feel the use of nallu a! At:odc my uf Sc1ence s Nationa l •d ta mms m !u gh dos.1ge \duch Research Counu I suppm ted b} \ OU people 58 \ IS hai lllfU\ IS fht fcder HI g overnm en t This not as opposed 1o the S\nthettc 01gamzahon has nothmg to do ones the AMi\ and I he FDA \\ 1th the dn ee l fee for serv1ce take mto cons1deratton pract1ce of medrcme So \ ou lam led to beheve the AMA c~rc \cry feu off the truth \\ til not be sattsfted unttl tt can Thetr m am goa l IS to set get all \ ttam1ns under standards to ensure the good presc.:nptwn to get their cut of health of the public and to the business and to keep peuple protect the pubh c fr om un fa ir Nutr1 !10n Ct nur H r c I<II I ill AMA u1d tht f DA ,,n from staymg heall h1 b) ta kmg thev choose to do so DEAR READER - Yes you are enti tled to tour opmwn for do( tors to nrnmt nd v Jt,un l n s ~w d nuner ais the halibut hvcr lf gel tmg ndtur al v1ta mms - .md bec du se the best na tm a l Vlt .nmn s arc u1 good wholesome foods 1t 1s usually much of e1ther you can ge t deathly Ill and can even die rer nmmended lhCJt the bes t wa) to get these 1s by ea tmg a proper d1 et mstcad of pill popp1ng or pav mg through the IS based on Ignorance fhat Is are commonl) recommended fOI matwn 1 o mm o n ~ rt f dnd the FDA"' e all fm people professiOn wh1ch all too often dte l then v1 tamm supplements m1sm~ 1s Hi\C INI - I he Sunda y School of the r Irst Church uf the Nazarene hue IS l'e l c bre~ tmg 1ts te nth anmversary th1 s Sun<l ay M"l 12 The celebratiOn begins w1th diJSSt's at 9 30 am which are not d g c11n st p copl~ hav 111 g Fm~l ll j you d l c \-1.1 ung c1bou t \ rt r~m r n s anothe r nc~ t ur c1l "~< 1 4-tmms not bemg fullo\\ ed by a spec1al program gt 10 a m Dr Donold J G1bso n d1stnct llllsrrprr st: nt.a tr un One or the hm mfu l rn large .mmun l.s as nnlcndent of the Central Ohw DIStrict supc f11 st d( Ll) of the F DA n as to be oppos~ d to sv nthet\ ( \ il;Jmm s sru ( lhd t \ ttmnrn prcpa rdtiOns Let !II (' grv(' )OU d dass1c.: uflh e Church ofthe Nazarene and Mr and cild m f.1ct ton tam the needed exam ple I ht: pola r bea r !rver Mrs I ec Everleth s necJa l smgers w11l be amoun ts of vrt.cmun s .md not IS loaded v.1 th \ Jl.<:mHn A Just sprc1al gues ts for thts celebratwn Dr Gibson has been s upermten~ent of suUst.mcl .ud .:lll1 ounts th <:ll Jbout as natural a source of rm si<,Jd the public Doc tors vitwmn A dS you can ge t So 1s th e Ce ntral Oh10 D1stnct of th e nose for so ca ll ed nat ural and oft en untr uthfu l VI tamms p1 omoted bj corn pr omotw n You r atl1 tud e merc1al mterests In those r eprese n ~ a sort of widespread ca se!l where a person cann ot pa ranOia about the medical get suffiCient vttamms m thetr natural vttam m supplements tf even tf 11 ts based on ot p r tl flt 11 1 rkllll lll lt:rts l s Yo ur vtews what makes people like you an Under penods of stress for represent a segment of the eas) mark fo1 the propaga nda example dunng pregnancy 11 ) UU ea t denommatwn s ~nce July, I972 The d1 stn ct covers the central part of Ohw and mcludes 139 churches w1th more than 14 000 f1 om the effecl' Many such members cases are well do<:urnented Excess ive amoun ts of e1ther vttamm A or D cCJn hCJ ve ad verse effects The ex cessrve D ran ca use drssolvmg of the bones and other problems So perhaps ) Ou should conSider these pOints and start askmg vourself why you are so hos tile to groups that iJre lr) mg to help ) ou and protecl yo ur health from crass com merc1at mte1 ests That IS the sJgmfJCant questiOn New TV teaching proposed Dr Gtbson earlier was superintend ent of the M1ssour1 D1s tn ct of the denommatwn f1ve years v1ce preSident m chare of f1eld se rvices and fmancwl developmen t for Olivet Na1.arene College, Kankakee Ill and supermtendent of the WISconsin D1stn ct f1 ve yeCJrS Thirteen years were g1ven to the pastoral mm1 stry prwr to h1s ad mJn1 s tra t1ve app Oin tmen ts h1s las t pas ~ le bemg Milwa ukee Wt sconsm F~rs t Dr Gibson also served as a tr ustee to COLUMBUS (UP! ) Franklin County Prosecutor George Smith, the Republican nommee for the state attorney general's post m the November general electwn sa1d Thursday he w1ll wage a ' clean campaign" agamst his Democratic opponent Snuth said he would stress law and order m h1s battle With mcwnbent Wilham J Brown and would de ta1l Brown 's mabl111) to du-ect the attorney general s office 'Brown went mto that off1ce Wlth Jess than three years of expenence, wh1ch 1s not even enough to be qualified as a mun1c1pal JUdge, ' Sm1th sa1d at a news conference here There 1s a lack of matun ty 'Brown never was an md1an, always a chief, " he added He has surrounded himself With m any people, some ver y talented, but he doesn t know enough about what IS gomg on to run the department ' Appearmg w1 th 1 Smith to pledge theu- support were his two GOP pnrna ry election opponents Sen Stanley J Aronoff R-Cmcmnati, and Dav1d Dowd , Stark County J?'oseeutor March sales up ' by 3 per cent COLUMBUS (UP!) - Oh1o retallers reported a 3 per cent hike Ill sales durmg March, as compared w1th the same month last year the Center for Bu smes ~ and Eeonom1e Research at OhiO State Uruvers1ty reported Thursday The center srud the mcreased sales could be attributed to an earher Easter this year w1th more holiday buymg m March The mcrease, howe ver, was offset by a 19 per cent decline m auto sales F1 ~ e city--county ar eas showed I March -toMarch declines They were Akron Sumrmt, 8per cent, Cmcmnati Ham1lton and Toledo-Lucas, 4 per cent , Cleveland-Cuyahoga, 12 per cent and Dll)<tonMUiltgomery, 5 per ce· • ( By DANIEL DROSDOFF Umted Press International Scandals, pohttcal fragmentatiOn and economic headaches are toppling governments across the world and threaterung to brmg down others Although worldwide parliamentary mstab1hty IS difficult to pm on a stngle cause, there's no doubt voters throughout the Pressure to quit mounts on Nixon ' ! NEW YORK (UP!) - There s thiS same hltle ntual Da11d "Salt' Walther goes through every smgle day He apphes skm lotwn to hiS left leg because 1t keeps bleedmg on hun and then carefully wraps 1! w1th both gauze and bandage He did the same thing m Indianapolis Thursday after wh1ch he put on his fire-proof JUmp-sUit chmbed mto his sleek Dayton Walther Spec1al- the same McLaren used last year by the late Peter Revson to wm the pole pos1t10n at Pocono and Ontanoand then whizzed around the track m a mce, cool 186 m1les per hour nat That 's Salt Walther , mce and cool He's back at Indy now practlcmg for th1s year s 500 to be held May 26, desp1te the fact thiS IS the place he nearly was burned to death durmg last year's 500 After months at the Umvers1ty of M1ch1gan s Burn Center where he endured mdescnbable pam, you'd think he never want to see another race car muth less come back and race at Ind1anapohs agam, but Salt Walter can t wa1tfor that famous call - 'gentlemen, start your engmes " Naturally Eager "We 're m good shape/ he beamed after some fme sessiOns over the Indianapolis track Thursday We've got three new engmes and two cars You know, m case one hits the wall and gets busted up, I'll get m another ' Salt Walther 1sn't bemg a wiSe guy He's JUst naturally eager and enthuSiastic, and that 's the way he talks Last year 's IndianapoliS 500 was postponed by ram tw1ce It was started the f1rst lime on May 28 and an mstant after 11 was, a spectacular, fiery 12-<:ar acc1dent occurred mJurmg a dozen spectators and four dr1vers Salt Walther was r1ght m the middle of 11 all H1s car burst mto flames, D1pped over on 1ts back and spun hke a roulette wheel He very nearly didn't make 11 and when he was removed to a hosp1talm ser1ous conditiOn w1th mulllple burns on hiS face and body, some onlookers who watched hun bemg wheeled away recoiled because 11 hurt them even to look The crash took placeless than a hundred yards after the start Salt Walther has gone over the spot dozens and dozens of times, of the Nazarene m personal evan gelism leadership schools ThiS church school began m the Simpson bUildmg beSide the Old Racme Home Bank under the leadership of Rev Morns M Wolfe Durmg lis first 10 years th e school has grown steadily and the local church IS now constdt!rmg provtdmg more adequate fa c1htles by addmg an educatiOnal um t to the ehureh sanctuary located on Tyree Blvd The 1mmed1a te leadership of th1s school IS now held by Gerald Wells, Sunday School Supt Or Donald Gibson The pastor Rev Morn s W Wolfe said I ve seen part of reaht) In) dream become a He also extends a cordia l m v1tat1on to the pu bli c for thts serv1ce World's politics in heavy ferment The state Board of Education w1ll meet here Monday to consider Investment of more than $406,900 m e1ght new mstructronal televiSion ser1es to unBy RICHARD HUGHES prove the number of TV United Press International courses to Ohio students The pr1vate conversations of Supermtendent of Pubhc President NIXon and White House a1des on Watergate are Instrucllon, Martm W Essex, sa1d the board w1ll also con' sellmg like hotcakes" -the Sider !mal 1973-74 contracts fastest sellmg Item m the totalling $1 3 m11l10n m state nation's bookstores smce ' The YOUR NEWSBOY - John Sm1th, son of Mr and Mrs subs1dy to Oh1o's eight nonExorciSt' Eugene Smith, 307 Locust St , M1ddlepori,1S a carr~er for The profit education television cor'We didn't realize the extent Daily Sentinel John a seventh grade student at Me1gs Jumor porallons, land transfers mto which this book touched High attends church at the Syracuse Nazarene He likes volvmg 22 school districts and some kmd of nerve 111 the football, baseball and basketball Hiu favorite pastune 1s the re-alignment of the Amencan pubhc the watchmg TV Joha has three brothers and one Sister Auglatze-Mercer Jomt Vocatremendous cunouSity people tional School Distr1c~ have about what goes on In the Essex said he would recom Oval Office of the While mend the board alJocate House, ' sa1d Wilham B $245,250 m vocational D1ek1son Jr , editorial director educahon construction funds to of the Washmgton Post Writers Columbus and Toledo c1ty Group The Washmgton Post, 111 school diStricts Columbus would obtam conjunction w1th Dell Pubh$190,000 for an addition to tjle shmg, and Bantam Books, WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Ten The staunchly Repubhcan JOintly with The New York Noe BIXby Jumor-Semor H1gh School to serve 225 students m days after appealing to the ChiCago Tr~bune and the Tunes, both rushed mto prmt occupational work exper~ence ' bas1c fairness of the Omaha World Herald earlier paperback vers10ns of the d1stnbutive educat1on , American people, " Pres1dent >ihlS week sa1d NIXon should 300,000-word transcripts NIXon cooperative office education, Ntxon Is under more pressure leave off1ce made pubhc April 30 mtens1ve office educatwn 111 than ever to res1gn The book verswns and the A reSignation would probaIn rap1d order Thursday, bly be benefiCial (lor the supplements published by stenography and mtens1ve office educatiOn as clerk typiSt House GOP Leader John J Republican party) but I'm not many newspapers are bemg Toledo would rece1ve $55,250 Rhodes of Amona sa1d NIXon s recommendmg It, " Rhodes purcha~ed at an unprecedented for an addlhon to Schott H1gh resignation would benefit the told reporters He sa1d release rate, a Umted Press InternaSchool to serve 50 students 111 party, the thu-d rankmg House of the transcripts mcreased tional survey shows var10us aspects of rad1o broad- Republican, John Anderson of chances for Impeachment 'They're selling like hotllimms, sa1d he would welcome castmg employment cakes," sa1d Bob Mamard of NIXon's res1gnallon, and Sen Reduction Urged Predicts resignation the Bonanza Inn Book Shop in Marlow W Cook, R-Ky , a Essex smd he would also reAnderson was among Repub- San FranciSco, which sold 1ts commend the present freshman up for re-<!lection, lican leaders who met w1th supply 111 two days Au gla1z e -Mercer Jo1nt sa1d NIXon should consider NIXon Thursday After the In Nashville, Tenn , Jun Vocational School D1str~ct steppmg down sess1on, he predicted Nixon Batte, manager of Zibart's None of them called for would not fm1sh hiS term composed of 11 school districts Book Store, received 150 copies NIXon's res1gnat10n outright m Augla1ze and Mercer "! would welcome h1s reSlg- at noon Thursday and sold half Sen Richard S Schwe1ker, nallon But I would want 11 of them Within three hours He counties, be reduced to a jointure of four school distr~cts RPa , another freshman clear to the nallon that he was ordered as many more as the The new JOlllture would be seekmg re-<!leetion, scheduled domg so voluntanly and not distributor could provide formed by Cehna C1ty and a news conference thiS mor because of (party) pressure, ' The paperback was m such Coldwater Exempted V1llage mng to call lor resignation Anderson sa1d demand 111 Washington tbat The White House, however, school diStncts 1n Mercer 'I am now fmnly convmced Dell flew m 11,000 copies on County, and New Knoxville stood more resolute than ever that reSignahon IS a course of f1ve Lear Jets Thursday afterLocal and St Mary's c1ty on the subJect achon which he (NIXon) must noon And 111 Tulsa, where the The President will not reahst1cally contemplate m book Just arnved, one bookschool diStriCts m Augla1ze reSign even if hell freezes over order that the confidence and Coun ty The local d1slr1cts of New _ ...,o matter what," satd Whtte fa1th of the Arner~can people m got was 'tough,"' he said Bremen and Mmster 10 House communications our government can be reA LouiS HarriS poll released Augla1ze 'county and Marlon, director Ken W Clawson rught said a majority Thursday stored," Cooke srud HNo Discussion' ' Mendon Umon, Parkway, St of the Arnmcan people did not Cook said NIXOn "has UTeAnd NIXon's chief of staff, Henry Consolidated and Southtrlevably lost any claun to the favor res1gnallon but felt NIXon west, all m Mercer County, Alexander M Ha1g, told UP! confidence of the Arnencan should face Impeachment would have the opportumty to ' He s not gomg to reSign or be people' and that the tran- proceedings cont•act for serVIces w1th the forced out of office ' Ha1g sa1d scripts "amaze me becatlse of Another poll, however, there has been ' no discusSion option to JOm the new JOinture the moral turp1tude which they showed that Republicans and or reSignation at the Wh1te mdtca te " at a later da te mdependents who helped elect Other vocatiOnal education House NIXon now were inclined to Other Republican senators ISsues on the state board s Tb1s week's erosiOn of sup- who have earlier sugge~ed support congressmen who agenda mclude proposals to port for the Pres1dent on NIXon res1gn are Edward 1t would vote for unpeachment. reviSe the membership of the cap1tol H11l came as members Brooke of Massachusetts, a Wllllam R Hamllton , a Lake County Jomt Vocational of Congress digested the 1,308 liberal, and James L Buckley pohllcal consultant and School D1stnct Board of Edu pages of ed1ted Watergate tape of New York, a conservative pollster who cliams 95 per cent transcripts NIXon made public cation to allow representation Earlier this week, Senate of hiS work IS for Democrats, by Chardon Local School Dts last week m an effort to prove Republican Leader Hugh Scott srud tr1ct (Geauga County), to up- his mnocence "In short, 1t 1s the suburban retreated from his long time Even Vtce President Gerald white--collar, middle--class date the Oh1o State Plan for role as NIXon apologist, ca)ling Voeatwnal Ed~cahon , and to R Ford unphc1tly CritiCized the transcr~pts "a shabby, voter that has become most with the extend for siX months voca transcr~pt revelallons m a disgusting and urunoral per- disenchanted affauand President Watergate honal educatiOn construction speech Thursday formance ' ,._.,..., ' We cannot delete characcontracts With seven school Other Wh1te House off1c1als NIXon's assocratlon With it terization from peoples' mmds sa1d NIXon 'blew his stack" Many now feel like jilted distncts Essex w1ll recommend the w1th a wave of the hand," Ford when he heard of Scott 's lovers " In admittmg that the tranboard approve $13,227 tn fed- said " One thmg every comments Tuesday But Claw, elected off1ce holder must do IS would embarrass hbn, scripts eral work-study funds to proson mamt.amed that loss of pay attention to the voter If he VIde m-school employment support among Republicans NIXOn SOld April 30, "! am placmg my trust m the bas1c opportunihes for economiCally falls to liSten, he won t be an did not upset NIXon fa1rness of the Amencan disadvantaged young persons office holder for very long " Tou~h" on lei Ill Leadm g newspapers that people ' Fr~m that allocatiOn, Akron Rep Barber Conable head He sa1d release of the nearly City Schools would rece1ve endorsed NIXon s three preSI- of the GOP pobcy committee $11 ,235 Wooster City Schools dential cand1dac1es also called sa1d NIXon 's staff was more 250 000 words of edijed tranwould obta m $1,920 and Orange for h1m to re Slgl! The latest con cerned about unpea chm e~t SCripts ''w1ll proVIde all the City Schools would recelvei$72 " ere the Los Angeles T1mes than the President himself a,ddltlo!'_al ev1dence we need to F.ach diStn ct \YOUld proVide 20 and the Cleveland Pla1n fhP) JSkc d I' hat the tone was get Wa tergate behmd us and [)c, le~ With ed 1tonals todm ge• 1 behind us now " per r ent of tht tota l co~t I •!ll !hi lf 1ll nui lf1l :mswer thl \ I I Oean race • d bY prOmiSe prosecutor By MU.TON RICHMAN UP! Sp.,rt s Ednor Mt Vernon Naza rene College, Mt Verqon Oh w, as a member of the General Stewardship Comm1ttee m Kansas City Mo and IS acllve throughout lhe Chur ch world are fed up wllh "business as usual" poht1cs In France the Gaulhst party lost control of government m a May 5 presidential runoff vote after 16 years m power Gaulhst candidate Jacques Chaban-Debnas placed a poor thu-d w1th only 15 per cent of the vote A sex-and-spy scandal thiS week brought the resignation like real hot hotcakes GEORGE ROWLEY George Rowley, son of Mr and Mrs Laurence Carpenter, Pomero) Route 4, will leave June 20 lor service wl!h the U S Army Ro.,ley "Ill serve lor four years loth~ au-borne and combat arms branch He "Ill be statwned, at first, at Fort Bragg, N C Rowley "Ill graduate from Alexander H1gh School on Mav 19 Sport Parade Church White House talk going . COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Semo1 n ghth andc r Steve Pr1ce of the Me1gs Marauders ended Ius !ugh school baseball career m a llalze of glory store clerk had a "box full" Of reservations and wondered if the shipment would "stretch that far " The transcr1pts have a ways to go to beat 'The Exomst " whose paperback sales have topped 11 million But m the less than four days 111 print, Dell had published I 7 mrllion cop1es, and Bantam more ulan 800,1100, w1th both !u-rns churnmg them out at the rate of 25,000 cop1es an hour The Dell-Waslurlgton Post version IS sellmg for $2 45, and the Bantam-T1mes edl!lon costs $2 50 Many persons were able to get full vers10ns of the transcripts at bargain rates through theu- local newspapers or by purchasmg the more expenSive, bulky softbound ($12 25) Govenunent PrmUng Office version at post off1ces around the country More than 50 newspapers around the country have published -<Jr are publishmg in senal form -the entu-e transcript Many others have published excerpts of Nobel Pr1ze wmmng Chancellor Willy Brandt, who Improved West Germa ny's., relations w1th the Sov1et bloc while mrunta mmg close ties to the Umted States Lost Vote In Iceland, the leftiSt coalition government of Premrer Olafur Johanneson fell Thursday 111 an mternal dispute over how to control mflat10n and crank up a stagnant economy In canada, Prune MmlSier Elliot Trudeau's mmor~ty gov ernment fell from power Wednesday after losmg a noconfidence vote m parliament over econom1c pohc1es In Australia, where there IS Widespread d1ssa llsfactwn Wlth r1smg livmg costs, the f1rst Labor party go' ernment m a quarter--century has been forced to call a m1dterm election for May 18 m a b1d to get a maJOrity m parliament Democracies are not the only mling governments 111 Europe Portugal's author~tar~an nghtlSt regune was ousted by a military coup April 25 and the one-man government of Spam's GeneralisSimo FranciSco Franco lS womed about pressures for political change spilhng across the border In Italy, which has had 36 different admimstrat10ns 111 the past 31 years, pohllcal analysts say the current caretaker coalition would have severe trouble in fornung a new government if voters refuse to repeal a controvers1al, threeyear-<>ld divorce law 111 a referendwn Sunday Appear Stable In contrast to Europe, the usually vol,;ltile governments of Latin America appear to be m a comparatively stable phase, enJoy mg nsmg world pnces for their exports of meat, cotton sugar , metal and petrolewn The m1li tarq rulers of Ch1le Paraguay, BoliVIa, Uruguay and Braz1l manage to keep the hd on diScontent w1th tough secunty laws Argentina IS plagued by mternal feudm g between leftist and r1ght1st labor factions, yet both groups still support popular PreSident Juan Dommgo Peron In ASia, Pr1me Mrmster lnd1ra Gandhi has mamtamed a controllmg parlaunentary maJOrity m sp1te of a nationWide ra1l strike mflatwn and famme Japan s unport-dependent economy was h1l hadly by the 01! criSIS yet Prune MllliSter Kakue1 Tanaka managed to stay m control along w1th hiS ruhn g Liberal Democratic party The one man governments m South Korea and Ta1wan have no 1mportan t merna! challengers The MEIGs-MASON AREA CHF.SrERL TANNFJI~ ..., Ed ROBERT HOEFUCH CUy Editor Published dally except Sa turday by The OhiO Valley Publishml! Company Il l Court St Pomeroy Oh1o S6769 Busrnesa Office Plrtne 992-2156 Editoria l Ph one 9922lfl7 Second class postage pa id at PomeroY " Clutch hils by th1rd baseman Bruce Arnett and nghtflelder Ron Roush Thursday mght carr1ed the Kyger Creek Bobcats to a :>-4 victory over Eastern m a close Southern Valley Athlellc Conference battle at Cheshire Tra1hng, 3-2 gomg mto the bottom of the fourth mmng Coach J1m Sprague's Bobcats struck for three runs W1th two outs, Bill Metzner reached on a fielder's chOice and was safe at second on a f1elder s chmce m wh1ch Dave W1se was safe at f1rst A \\alk to leftflelder Ben Arnett loaded the bases Bruce Arnett then worked the count to 3-2 before hmng a h1gh fast ball to left f1eld platmg two runs Roush ' s smgle to nght center brought m the !mal run Coach Larry Hemes' Eagles Jumped mto a 3-0 lead off Wlnmng p1tcher Steve Baird m the f~rst mnmg Rand) Blake walked to start the rally Mike BEAUTIFUL BLOOMING PLANTS Cash & Carry MUMS AZALEAS HYDRANGEAS COMBINATION POTS and PORQt BOXES . 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' Larkms , ... off m Ph1ladelph1a and my p1tchmg coach Red Adams, lS the greatest p1tchmg coach m the world, ' Sutton sa1d He got hold of me a couple of days ago and said I was off mecharueally l was off my tempo and now I think I got 11 ' The only hit Sutton allowed was a second mmng smgle b) Johnny Grubb The shutout was his second thts season agalllSt the Padres and the 33rd of hiS career Jun Wynn paced the Dodger attack w1th three h1ts and f1gured prommently 111 their first three runs In the only other scheduled maJor league games, Chicago topped Atlanta 3-1 and Pitts burgh downed Houston, 4-1 m National League actwn, wh1le Boston blanked New York , ~ . and Kansas C1ty defeated League Spencer , Goebel Barber and Bailey w1th one hit each Ron Roush topped the Bobcats w1th two hits m two at bats Other h1tters were Tun b~t ll ha d d tnple rn the seventh Mc1gs mmng double R1 ck Reuschel tossed a four hitter as the Cubs beat tlJC Braves The Cubs tra1hng 1-0 scored tv.1ce m the seventh with the a1d of a throwmg error by shortstop Cra1g Robmson Pirates 4, Astros 1 J1m Rooker and Dave GIUsti combmed on a s1X.Jl1tter to lead the P1rates over Houston Rooker allowed four hits m seven mmngs to get hiS second wm Lee May homered for Houston Red Sox 2, Yankees 0 Lmsl'iant allowed only three hits m recordmg the Red Sox second straight shutout of the Yankees Berrue Carbo broke a scoreless lie with a seventh 1nnmg homer off Pat Dobson and the Red Sox added another Tornado team lhe Glouster golf team w1th 1ts four golfers shootmg tn the 40s topp ed the South ern Tornado hnksters 208 !71 Thursday afternoon Glouster was paced by Stuart Patton w1th a 40, followed by Bob Lowery w1th a 43 and Greg Matthews and M1tc h Zimmer w1th 44 each Southern "as )ed by Bob Roush s 43 follo\\ed by Randy Duddung w1th a 52 Gene Sh1veley w1th a 54, and Kenton Holman w1th a 20 9 1 9 17 9 b Am en ca n Lea gu e Eas t 9 b w 14' pet N ew York 17 SJ8 Clevel and 15 I 3 536 Ba tt mor e I 3 13 500 P1 Det r o t I 3 13 500 11 1) 15 464 Boston M !waukee 10 \2 455 7 1' W es t w 1 p et g b Ch cago 13 12 520 T e xus 15 14 5 17 Ca forn ta 15 \ 4 5 17 Mtnn eso ta 12 12 500 ' Oak l an d 13 I S .:164 KansasC t y 12 14 462 Thursd a y s R es ult s Bos t on ? New Yo r k 0 Ka n C tv 6 Texas 1 <O n ly games schedu l ed ) T oday s Prcbabl e Pttch er s (All T1m es EOn Ba lt tmo r e (McNally 2 2) at Clevela n d ( K l tne J 3) 7 30 p m Mt lwaukee (C o l bor n I 21 at New York ( T td r ow 2 J l 8 p m Bos ton ( W se 2 2) at Detrot l ( Lo l ch I 5) 8 p m Ch c a go (Bah n sen .:1 2) a t Texas ( H arga n 2 3) 9 p m Mt nn esota ( B l y l even 3 31 at Oa k land (Hun t er 5 21 I I p m Ka r'1 Sc1 S CtiY (S pl ttror ff 3 21 at Ca l t orn a (Ryan 3 3J 1p m Saturday s Gam es M n n a t Oa kl and Kan Ct i Y at Ca tf n ght Ch c ago a t T ex i'l n g h t Bos t on at De '"(\ 1 Ba1t 1mo r e at Cleve M l w a at N ew Yor k & H o ll ~nd ona l League Stand tngs By Un t ed Pr ess ln l ernaltOnat N ort h w 1 pe t g b Syra cus e 17 B 600 ~ochestc r 9 7 56] 1 Puwtu c k e t 6 11 294 s To edo 7 lA 350 5 Sou th w 1 pcf 9 b >< chm ond 17 5 70 6 Cha rl cq on 17 7 6 3 ~ 1 Me 1 ph s 11 I 6 11 I T dewa t er 6 ~~ 300 7 ... 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Jrng I..caJ:! ue of Pomeroy Lanes held I ts annual banqu et Wednesday e\enmg at th e Mounta rne er Dmne r Thedtr e 111 HU11 1Cant; W Va sen es '" n F' AILF:O TO SHOW fh e Me1gs Ne lsom •lle York track meet sla ted for Thu rsd CJ \ fd ll ed ' GAME POSTPONED The Hanna n Trace Southern baseball game sched uled for Thursda) aftern oon 1n Racme was pos tponed due to held conditions Ri chard Raw lin gs worhen s h1 gh average game and se n es Pat Thomas most unproved male bowler Fred woman bowler tmproved Lms Rosen b~wn SIGNS FOR $180,1100 CLEVELAND !UP! ) Right Winger Terr) Holbrook has s•gned a multiyear contra ct w1th th e Cleveland Crusaders of the World Hockey Blue Grass Ctrcular Saw Blades AssociatiOn Holbrook 23 who formerly pla yed w1th the Cleveland Barons of the America n Hockey League, will get a reported $180 000 for hiS services The &-loot, 185-pounder divided h1s tlme the last two seasons bet ween MUUiesota of the Nat10nal Hockey League and 1ts New Haven (Conn ) farm team B lades are m ad e of t he f mest qu ality chro m e m c k e l saw stee l ha rde ned and te m pe r ed H ard ch r om e f m tsh st a y s sh a rp u p to 5 t i m es longe r STAR SUPPLY Rac1ne. 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JO p m P fl sbu r gh ( Bre tt 1 21 at Jack Carsey Mr and Mrs Dan P h l adelphta { Ru th v en 1 1J l 35 p m Meadows Mr an d Mr ~ 1 51 LOUI S !F oster 1 ~ ) fit ll1chard Rawlings Mr and Mor lrca ( Roger s d 1) 8 05 Mrs Ar t Hoy t Mr an d Mrs pm 5Et n FrEtnctSCO {Ca ldw el l 5 1 Bernard F'ul tz Mr and Mrs Ett Atlanta ( N ek ro J J ) 8 05 Joh n Bentley Mr and Mrs pm Houston ( D terker 2 1) at Roy Holler Pat Thomas Mr Cm c mnutt (Btl! ngham 4 1J 8 05 p m and Mrs Russe ll Moore and Los Ange l es {J ohn 5 1) at Sa n Dr and Mrs M1llon Mason 0 ego ( Fre s le ben J 0 1 10 p rn Troph1es were awarded to Saturday s Gam es N ew Y ork a t Cht c ago the top team of the lloyts and St Lou ts a t Mon t rea l Thomases second place team San F r an a t A lt anl a H ous t on at Ctn ct the Rawllngses and Holters P t sb r g h at Pht a n ght mens h1gh average game and LOSA._ng al San Dt ego nt g h l DANCE KING'S ARMS KNIGHT Q.UB p et 690 613 5) I 1~ P e rn Bowlers dine, Standings DOUILE FEATURE PROGRAM BAUGHAN RESIGNS NEW YORK (UP!) - Former All-Pro linebacker Mrune Baughan, "ho stgned op With the New York G1ants as defenSive coordmator 10 January, res1gned Wednesday to return to pnvate busmess demands G1ants Coach B1ll Arnsparger srud former Baltunore Colts Coach Ed Rutledge would replace Baughan, but would be given the title of linebacker coach Baughan played for 12 years m the NFL, finishing his career With the Washmgton Redskins m 1971 He then JOllied the Georg1a tech coaching stidf 111 January, 1972, as assiStant head coach I Wat so n (Gl !nt~ rn a t 59 - Bcir ( US 01 2 200 5- 10 8 0 0000000- 0 t3 Ash Me ags scored one m ttlr- frrst Sun Cubo 3, Braves I & Nida y llerndge P1tCtl1ng Nat1onal League John LA and Caldwell SF 51 Reed At t and Sutton LA 5 2 Robert s Hou 5 3 ooo 000 000- o J 1 Amencan League Jenkms N ew Yor k 000 000 20x - 2 6 o T ex ~ 2 Co leman Del and Bos t on Dob son ( 2 5 ) and Munson M e dtc h N Y 5 1 Hunter Oak 5 l Sto tt lemy r e NY 5 J B bby Ttant ( 2 4 ) and F isk HR sCarbo {4 1hl Te x 54 f01 Wulfe h,ld a fourth L os Angeles Houslon contests N HL Playo i! S By U nti ed P re'iis l nt er na tt o n a l I A ll Ttm es E DT ) Cham p tonsht p B ost on vs Ph tlcHt elph a { Serte'ii t ed 1 I I May 1 Bo s tn 3 Phila 2 May 9 Pht l a 3 Bostn 'i! Mi!Y 17 atP1'1 'l lp m Mc1'Y 14 1:11 Ph t a a p m "' May 16 .,, Bstn 7 30 p m )( May 19 at Pht lil 4 p m :.- Mf.'y71 at Bs rn 7 30 p m 11 tl necess a r -y I Jne s~.:o re D"ve Wulfc and Pe1 k 1\ul t Meigs p t~ ce d th e Mara uders .... 1th h \U GAHS luts e~ pJe<:e Mal ).e) Davenport Pme w Glouster tops Burroug hs T ex 25 Robtnson Cal 22 Ya s tr ze m s kt Bo s 21 s tr<m dctl 1 he t\o\;Oeach m the th u d and fo urth !crt II m ~n on the 1nmn~ s <:~ n d fi ve tunes m the biJse MeigS pld}Cd et rorless top or the se venth Mara u de r ~ W es t scored on a double by DICk McAuliffe Royals 6, Rangers t Marty Pattm s four.J11t p1tch mg and some shoddy f1eldmg by the Rangers enabled the Royals to wm Three of the Royals' runs scored when centerf1elder Joe LoVItto and Wally Dallenbae h East nghthelder Jeff Burroughs Brunswick, N J was next allowed routine fly balls to fall fastest w1th a speed above 193 between them Johnny Rutherford, Fort Worth, Tex , checked 111 w1th a lap over 192 Brothers AI and Bobby Unser, Albuquerque, N M , who have both won the "500" , nnnc rs M a te r Le agu l.' S t a ndtn g~ By Untied P ress lntc rn aft ona Naho n .11 L eil que East w t pe t g b Sk.. Lou s 16 1:i' 57 Ph tla d elph a l l I 1 500 ? IVon tr eal 10 11 J 76 ~ C h cEtgo ll I 3 J 58 3 N ew Yor k 11 17 39 ] 5 P ti!Sbu r g h 9 16 360 s rWl later m the mmng when Texas , 6 1, m American Juan Bemquez Singled and were m the 191 range, wh1le Johncock and England's Dav1d Hobbs surpassed 100 Natrona! dr1vrng champ Roger McCluskey, Tucson, AriZ was on the track for the first tune but failed to reach speeds bemg run by the leaders Also out for Ute fu-st time was Bob Harkey, IndianapoliS In all, 39 cars were on the track Thursday out of the 5 at Ma1or League Leaders By Un1ted Press lnternattonal the Speedway Forty-nme of Leadtng Batters them have passed USAC s Nattonal league g ab r h pet technical Inspection Smtth StL 28 112 19 42 375 Johncock and J1gger Su-ms, R ettZ SI L 28 108 10 40 370 G ross Hou 28 85 17 31 365 Hammond, Jnd, a 'rook1e'' G a rr At 29 124 11 AS 363 M1llan NY 28 11 2 15 40 35 7 here smce 1969, escaped harm Watson Ho 31 110 22 39 355 111 acc1dents Thursday Buc k er L A 27 98 11 34 347 Johncock's racer brushed H ebner P 1 24 101 17 34 337 Sc hmdt Phl 28 95 14 32 337 the wall 111 the short chute G rubb S O 27 95 14 32 337 Parker Ptl 24 83 8 28 337 between turns Nos I and 2 Amencan League about 20 mmutes before the g a b r h pet Carew M tn 25 107 16 .4 3 402 track closed for the day Jc ksn Oa k 28 102 22 40 392 Johncock was able to gu1de the St n t n Cal 17 59 12 23 390 Gambl e Cle 19 67 8 24 358 machine to a stop in the No 2 Spncr Tex 20 65 11 23 354 turn The car apparently Hrgrve Tex 19 60 12 21 35() Gr tfm Bos 2 1 n a 25 347 sustamed only minor damage Oltva Mtn 18 58 3 20 345 SiroiS lost control commg out Yaz Bos 28 93 15 J2 344 M c Rae KC 25 90 14 31 344 of the thu-d turn and sk1dded Home Runs 700 feet, stoppmg of the mfield Nattonal League Wynn LA grass His car did not touch the 8 A aron At l P erez C tn and Garve y LA 7 L May Hou wall and was not damaged H e bn ~r Pt tl and Sm1th 5 1 L 6 Rookies Larry Cannon, DanN ~m:~~anJa~~:~~e o~:ttlff VIlle, m ' and Larry McCoy, Ya s t r zemskt Bas Ro btnson Langhorne, Pa , passed theuCal Hort on D e l an d Bur roughs Tex 6 refresher tests Runs Batfed In Time tr1als for !be May 26 National League Sm t th St L 26 Cedeno Hou and Garv ey class1c are slated to begin L A 25 Wynn L A 24 W1ll ams Cht Per ez c n and L May Saturday, but ram lS m the Ho u 23 forecast for that day and Amencan League Jac kson poSSibly Sunday O ak JO Nett les NY 26 Eastern 300 000 1--4-7-2 K Creek 002 300 x-5-5-5 Blake (L) and Hams Baird (W) and Metzner The Athens County 992-5560 INDIANPOL!.'> (UP!)- The Cream rose to 1he top Thurs day at the Ind1anapohs Motor Speedway as four former ' 500 champs, headed by A J Foyt, were among seven drivers exceeding 190 miles per hour Defendmg champ Gordon Johncock, Phoemx, one of those over 190, later escaped harm when h1s car brushed the wall Foyt, of Houston, became the fastest dnver 111 practice so far th1s week when he turned a lap at 196 249m p h Foyt, who has won here three tiiiles, also was above 190 earlier th1s week Larkins hned a smgle to center sendmg Blake to lh1rd Spencer grounded out sconng Blake and Larkms scored as Roush dropped Goebel's fly ball to nght Goebel came m as John Sheets <mgled to center Eastern's fmal run scored m the seventh on a leadoff smgle by Spencer, two mf1eld outs and a throwmg error The Bobcats got their f~rst two runs on a walk, double by WISe and an error Ba1rd, m gomg the distance agamst Eastern for the second time th1s sprmg, struck out f1ve and Issued two free passes Blake the loser for the second t1me agamst KC walked seven and fanned SIX Sheets led the Eagles w1th two h1ts m four tr1ps Other h1tters were Only other GAHS runners to up for r.AllS 1\11 told Blue reach base off Pnce Vw ere Dev1l hurlers gave up 10 11111s Roger Dallev who walk ed m on e1ght hits fann ed 11 an d the th1rd but v. as erased on CJ " alked 12 Galha throwers ha d double play and M1ke Watson four " 1Id p1lc hes r.A HS also had three passed balls .md who " alked m the s1xt~ In fa cmg 22 batters Pr1ce three errors Ga llipoli s left on ly two fa nned one and u alked two Seven exceed 190 • mph m 500 drills Unescore (SJ Retail Value) ' Filled w1th annuals thai wrll bloom all summer. VASE ARRANGEMENT to be predJudiced but there lS no denymg that Adams has developed the maJor leagues most unposmg p1tch•ug staff so far this season Tbursda) rught 11 was Sutton, who after two succesSive had outmgs, came through with the third one.J11tter of hiS career, stoppmg the San D1ego Padres, 6-0, to boost hiS record to 5-2 The shutout was the s1xth turned m by the Los Angeles staff thiS season and the second by Sutton 'lt felt~ood to be back I was double, and Bruce Arnett, a smgle Kyger Creek 1s 6-2 m the SVAC and 7-8 overall Eastern dropped to J-5 m the league BANK I Sutton, of course, has reason Lucas, a smgle , Dave W1se a FREE COIN ----------------~ A LOVELY I By FRED McMANE UP! Sports Writer Say all you want about Johnny Sam, Whitey Ford and George Bamberger The best p1tchmg coach m baseball 1s Los Angeles' Red Adams, accordmg to Dodger nght.Jlander Don Sutton OhiO National advertisin g repre sentatl\ e Boltinelll.Callagher Inc 12East t:Dld St New York New York Subscription rates Delivertd by ,carrier whe re 11 \ aila ble 60 cents per week By Motor Route where earner service not available One month $2 60 By mall rn Ohio and W Va One Year ti8 Sill mon ths $9 $0 Three mon ths 16 Elsewhere l:zl 00 year SIX roonths $11 SO three months $6 $0 &lbsctlption pr tce Includes &mda y Ti m es~ nt lnel Jun Perr) smgled to left m the was followed by M1ke Watson fifth That was Galha s onl) who went two frames R1ck Bar ~.: us and J1m Pern flmshed safeI) Dodgers roll on, blank Padres6-0 Bobcats rally, trip EHS, 5-4 INTEREST OF FLOWERS FLOWERS-BY-WIRE The victory left Coach Don Wolfe s lads w1th a 6-9 season record The loss left Coach J1m Osborne s Blue Dev1ls "' th a 611 season mark Pr1ce r et~r ed 14 of the first 15 Sentinel SAv"HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY"wnH 10% Off hts mmd, and m his car Lots of Moxie "!know where the place IS " be says, easily , casually • but I don't thmk about 11 What lor ' It s all m the past Monday mornmg was the fu-st time I was back on the track here m Indy smce the acc1dent last year and I ran three laps of 165 Then I ran five more laps at 183, and that was the thu-d fastest time of the day I never thought about what happened once " Salt Walther, whodr~ves for the Dayton-Walther Co , comes by his mckname legitimately He has a lot of mox1e m hbn, a lot of salt He's trymg to qualify for hiS tidrd Indianapolis 500 even though he has yet to complete a lap m the prev1ous two "Qualifymg starts th1s Saturday, ' he says ' Our crew ch1ef, Tom Sm1th, has put new Wings on the front and back of the car and feels we're 111 good shape I think we have a chance to qualify m the top 10 I also think we can wm the race 'If I didn't feel that way,1t was a waste of tume even to come back to Ind1anapohs I m not mterested m fllUshmg f1fth, Sixth, seventh or e1ghth Fimshmg fu-st lS what I've really come for ' DEVOTEDT01HE \ \ Dal~ In 1hursda) e\ ellln t! by blonkm g hos t Gallipolis 10-0 on a one h1tter m a non league en counter on Memonal Field (; AHS used four lmr leiS h m batte rs he f.1ccd m the fi rst four .md two th1rds mmng:; N1da v hu>led the first three before Blue De vil shortstop run gs and was the Jost! J lie ,.I • \ I ' ' I ' �. . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport: Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 10, 1974 •· '· i Racine the chJy after . . . I . I . ...m .... ~y,\heeditor :~, . . . . . "·"! . .. Did you know your ·TV set can give advance warnl~g ,9f ,qn approachmg tornado? This valuable news is out of Washington ctrculated to the government's soil and conser vation servi ce ' offices. Obviously, it has special interest in rural areas. And urban folks-remember Xenia-ean't deriy it will help to be . warned of a twister about to let down . After reading the instructions below the urge to test them out . will be irresistible. But you will have to wait until a handy tornado comes along which might mean quite a long delay. Frankly , I'd just as soon not do my testing if we have to take a tornado. Nevertheless, entitled "Tornado Detection Instructions "the directions follow : ' FIRST - Warm up your TV set and tube to channel 13. Darken the screen to almost black, using the brightness control. SECOND - Turn to channel 2 and leave the voluroe control down ( unless you·have a broadcaster on that channel ). Your tornado detector is now in operation. As a storm approa~hes, lightning will produce momentary white bands of varying widths across the screen (color sets will have a colored band ). A tornado within 1> to 20 miles will produce a totally white screen and remain white (colored on color sets). Should this occur, turn off your TV, take your portable radio (battery powered ) and get the heck out of there to a place of shelter. This system (says the instruction notice) was discovered by Newton Welier of West Des Moines, Iowa, after 12 years of study. It works because every TV set has channel 2 set at :;o megacycles. Ughtning and tornados generate a signal near this frequency which overrides the brightness control. Channel 13 is at the "high" end of the frequency band and is not affected. This is why the darkness must be set on that channel. Keep a battery powered portable radio handy for emergency instructions in case of a power failure. Ughtning will cause intermittent static on a radio turned on 550 kilocycles. A tornado will cause steady , continuous static . I i 0 ES Flyers defeat Bruins ilJ has meeting RACINE ·- Initiation was held wh•n Racine Chapter 134. Order of the Eastern Star, met. recently at the Temple . Lillian Weese, worthy matron, and R"lph Webb , worthy patron . presided. Invitations were read· to the inspections of several ch3plers, and a communication regarding Gr•nd Chapter was presented. Also read were several thank you notes. Reported ill were Mrs. Harriet Neigler, a past matron, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center, and Clifford Morris, ill at home. Mrs. Weese suggested that members send cards to them. Reported home from the Pleasa nt Valley Hospital were Mrs. Opal Cummins and Cathy Wood. Ways and means projects were reported on and Mrs. Cora Webb noted that paper, kni ves and boxes of place mats have arrived and are for sa le. Mrs. Opal Diddle served a salad course, cookies and coffee at the conclusion of the me~ting. June hostesses will be Mrs. Helen Pickens and Mrs . Jane Wagner. Armstrong, Kite Houston leaders By GARY L. TAYWR . HOUSTON (UP!) Likeable Houston Open coleader Wally Armstrong is the· first to admit he needs a paycheck, but you have to think he would survive without one. "I always credit my rounds to my faith in the Lord," the 28year-<>ld first )'ear pro from Indianapolis said Thursday. "That's where I get my strength." . .. . Armstrong had JUSt fll'ed a five-under1Jar 67, and he and young Texan Tom Kite led an undistiilguished PGA field into the second round of the tournament today. The young leaders had plenty, of company under par as 29 players whipped the par-72 Quail V~Uey Golf Club course on openmg day. A few who didn't - Bob Charles, Leonard . Tljompson and Lanny Wadkins ~were some of the brightest stars entered m the tournament and aiJt three withdrew. . But problems are something Armstrong does not S!'em to let bother him. It took t?e 5-fo~t-9 g~lfer five one-putts m the first nme holes to keep his game together. Four of those putts were for pars. On the second nine he closed with four straight bir- -· EHI HALF-QUARTS ' _Royal Company' Bottling ' ., .. . .. Middleport BOSTON f' l 1 - The point when Boston finally had Philade lphia .Flyers have regainc'<l the momentum after earned the "Fred Badge. of two periods of lethargy. Bruin . Courage". The highest honor bestowed to hockey players coached by Fred Shero was handed out to the Flyers collectively Thursday night after they rec uperated from a 2-0 deficit to trip the Boston Bruins, J-.2, 'in overtime and tied their best<Jf-seven Stanley Cup series at·one game apiece. "Our club has so much courage," Shero said. 'I've never had a team like it and I never will again. A team like this comes along once in a lifetime. " I had doubts abo ut this series when we were down 2-0 tonight but when we lied it up, I felt we could win the game. Thi s team ha s made me believe we will win the Stanley 4,000.00 5,000.00 6,000 .00 SIGNS INTENT LETTER ' LOS ANGELES (UP!) Steve Malovic, 6-foot-10 center ' . from Phoenix, whO led his high school to the state basketball championship, has sigoed a national ietter of iiltent to play for Southern California, USC announced today. .' 75 .56 94.45 113 .35 10.72 120 months 53 .33 66 .66 79.99 10.21 • ' ~ •• .••• ~ .•• • ~ '" .~ •• ."'.., ~ THE FOLLOWING DEAtERS WILL HAVE UNITS ON DISPLAY AT PEOPLES BANK ::1 "'.. B ... . "If TRI-COUNTY *CAMP CONLEY STAR.cRAFT SALES *FRENCH CITY MOBILE HOMES * AU.·STATE MODULAR HOMES R.e charging · Hydrostatic Testing . Safety Lights · S1rens · Hos~ . Commertial Alarm Systems · Sprinkler Systems . New Fire · Trucks • Ladd~rs · Home Alarm Systems . · · New Extinguishers . We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and ArrOfNS to meet OSHA Requ irements . ·Open 9 A.M. ~5 P. M.,Monday thru Friday " 96 months 6L67 77 .09 92.51 10.46 84 months 67 .61 84.51 101.41 10.58 STARTING-MAY lOth COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE . Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers . ' elect were Thelma Smi th, Dolly Reed, Delores· and Si bil Foster, Mary Alice Bise, Teresa Chichester, Juli and Jane Whitehead, Jenny Berkhimer. \.Dorothy Ri'ebel, Marlene Putman, Char lotte Elberfeld and Juli, lna Massar, Mamie Buckley, Ella Hannum, Frances Reed, Phyllis Reed, Gladys Mer edith, Marilyn White lace streame rs Hannum, Doris Ann Well, suspended from a white lace Doris Davis, Lucille Smith, umbrell a to the center of the Phyllis Metzer, Lillian table and attached to a bride Pickens, Freda Hartinger, doll . White dogwood branches Margaret Brown, Linda were placed at vantage points Cowdery, Nola Young, Ella in th e li~ing room . Osborne , Kathryn Baum, Games were conducted by Debbie Wood, Nancy Smith, JEANIE R. ARMS Mrs. Balderson with prizes Maxine Whitehead, Fay Sauer, awarded to Marlene Putman, Pauline Myers and Ruth Anne Charlotte Elberfeld and Balderson. · Margaret Brown. Sendin g gi ft s were Nell Following the opening of the Wilson, Betty Buchanan and gifts, punch, decorated cake, Sheila , Bess Larkins, Nancy nuts, and green , yellow and Buckley , Verna Rose, Virginia The second birthdav of white mints were served from Watson and Susie Cowdery, Jeanie Ranee Arm s, Pom.eroy, the dining table centered wi th a Opal Harris, Margaret Grosswas celebrated Saturday with circular candelabra holding nickle, Helen Wolf, Mary Jo a party at the home or her yellow tapers nariked wilh Buckley, David Young, Edith parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob white daisies and greene ry. Henderson, Violet Smith, Orva Mrs. Roy R. Hann uin and Mrs. Jean Holter, Elizabeth Smilh, Arms. Attendin g and prese ntin g Balderson presided a t th e Erika Boring, Pat Martin, Delores Frank, Cathy Spencer, gifts to her were Mr . and Mrs. refreshment table. Presenting gifts to the brideMary Jamison, Jo yce and Marvin McG uire, matern al Robyn Mills, Bernice Prince, grandpar ants; Mrs . Mary May Humphrey, Charles Arms , paternal grandmother ; Hurophrey and family, Teresa Mrs. Cheryl Morris , Tracee, Collins, Jackie Bigley, Inez Crystal, Ma shell and Rodney, Wilson , Wilma Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne, Gladys Williams. Shane and Missy, Mr. and Mrs. · Francis Hudson and Steven, Mr . and Mrs . Terry McGuire and Terry, Jr ., Mr . and Mrs. Mrs . Nan Mjlore has been Howard Searles, Recka named a new trustee of the ·McGuir e., Hagena McGuire Susan Par k Scholarship Fund , and Ronnie Arms. raplaciiJg Ge ne Harris, now Others sending cards and resid ing in Wales. Mrs . Moore gif ts were Mrs. Katie Young, will serve with Charles Asa maternal great-grandmother, Bradbury and Mrs. Mildred FRIDAY Chase Cleland, Henry Cleland Bailey. HYMN SING, 7:30 p.m. at lll, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Arms, Officers of the Middleport Hazel Community Church witt Lisa and Billy. Alumni Association and the trustees met th is week to plan Goshins Singers, Ripley, W. award ing the scholarship at Va ., featured. Church loc ated between Long Bottom and the aluroni banq uet May 24. El igible to apply for the Porlland. Public invited. MOTH ER Daughter scholarship, the amount of. A contribution to the Cancer reception at Trinity Church, which has not .been announ ced, Crusade was made by the 7:30 p.m. There will be a are senior students who started United Methodist Wom en of the program followed by a social in th e Middleport schoo l East Letart Church Wedsys tem, or had a , parent hour and refreshments. nesday night at the c~ urch. MARY Shrine, White Shrine graduate from Middlepor t Mrs. Marlene Fisher High School. Applications are of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. at IOOF presided at the meeting which Hall, Pomeroy .. Potluck dinner featured the program topic to be made with any of the will follow meeti ng. · "Care for Yo ung Children" led trustees, but must be received RETURN Jonathan Meigs by Mrs. Mary Roush. Taking prior to May 20. Applicants Chapter, D.A.R., 2 p.m., Grace part were Mrs. Hazel Fox, must indicate on the ap- Episcopal parish house. Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Donahue, Mrs. plica tion the name of their Don R. Short, geneology notes Mabel Shields, and Mrs. pa rents, and the one grauating editor of the OHio DAR to be Fisher. Scriptures were from from Middleport Hig h School. speaker. Mark 9, John 3, and Galatians The student must also be VOCAL CONCERT by 6. Mrs. Roush had pra yer, and pursuing at least a two year stud ents at Harriso nville training program. there was group singing. of Elementary School, 7:30 p. m. "Faith of Our Mother." dire cted by Mrs. Maurita Mrs. Betty Shiveley gave the Miller with Mrs .. Rose Ann opening prayer for the meeting Jenkins, accompanist. with members singing "Sing YOUNG ADULT Class, Unto the Lord a New Song." Bradford Church of Christ, 7 Get-well cards were signed for p.m. June stover and Edna Roush . SATURDAY yo u notes for Thank RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. AUCTION AND YARD sale, flowers and gifts were Robert Rinehart and grandrea d from Mrs. Ferne children, Lydia and Eddie Meigs Coun ty• Museum, 144 B. Hayman and Mrs . Johnson , Middleport, and Mrs. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, 10 Julia Norris. Tbe birthdays of Marga ret Parsons, Rutland, a.m ., spons ored by the American Association of Mrs. Joyce White and Mrs. have retur ned from Lucy Donahue were · Washington, D. C. where they Uni versi ty Women . Bake sale celebrated. went .to atte nd the com- and fish pond. Refreshments Mrs . White and Mrs. Mildred mencement e1e.ercise at George by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Donahue served refreshments. Washington University Sun- Sigma Phi Sorority . Proceeds for Meigs Locator for the Attending besides those named day. were Mrs. Nora Pierson, Mrs. In the class was Mrs . museum. AUCTION AT old EUB Margaret Gloeckner and Mrs. Carolyn Wells Johnson who Church , Tuppers Plains, 10 Doris Adams. rece ived her masteJ 's degree a.m., sponsored by Tuppers with honors in health care ·united Methodist Plains administration. Mrs. Johnson SING PLANNED is th e daughter of Mrs . Church . Lunch available. Articles are being donated by A hymn sing will be helct at Rinehart and the mother of members and re sidents. the Rutland Church of God, Eddie and Lydia. Mrs. Parsons 7 30 Proceeds for building fund. Saturday,. ' p.m. Special is an aunt . Mrs. Johnson is the smgers will be the Homeward daughter of the late George PINE Grove 4-H Club bak'e Bound group. The pubhc rs 1 Wells. sale, Kroger Store, E. Main, invited. Pomeroy, from 9 a.m. until sold out. CAR WASH at old Middleport Fire Station from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., sponsored by Meigs Eighth grade cheerleaders. Rhine harts enjoy visit DON'T MISS OUR BIG MOBILE HOME SHOW COMPLETE SER,YICE DEPARTMENT and Full Time Qualified Service Man "' "' .~ MOBILE HOME -....... *KANAUGA MOBILE HOMES *JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOMES ~. . .. ~ .. .. ...• :$ .. .. ' ,I t.< ·' ,, . I • ' . r to ' the winners. . A shower for the kitchen at given the Pomeroy Ch urch of Christ Homemade it:c ('ream and was held Tuesday night in ca ke witl1 coffee ond tea were cOnJunction with the monthly !)erved . meeting of the Golden Rule Class . Attend in g bes id es members of the class were other memberS of the chur ch. Bill McDaniel presided at the session which opened with singing of "What A Friend We Have in Jesus" . Mrs. Stanley AND Bass gave devotions using as her topic ,· "The Goal and Desire of a Chr istian ". A poem wa s read in obse rvance of Shots for Bovs and G~rls . Mother's Day, and the prayer wa s by Mrs . Doris Carder. A wiener roast was planned for June .at one of the Route 33 Your Thorn MeAn Stor e roadside parks. Midd leporl, 0 . Mrs . Bill McDaniel condu cted games with prizes being 'Po11§J'arrot 111rrrt~~active age® heritage house I l I I ' / ' J •• :!!"" r' I I .. ·... I I '· • /, ' . ·' I ·MOTOROLA Big Bend Regatta flower show chairwomen are shown with some of the nower arrangemenis they have been working on for the show. Mrs, Guy Reynolds, left, will share the planning duties fo r the annual show with Mrs. Harry S. Moore, pictu red with her, SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 •·', Pomeroy ) U,wis. Devotion s to open the meeting were given by Mrs. Grace Turner who compared the growth of plants to the · t'ran . comgrow th o1 a Ch rts mittee reports were presented by Mrs. Thompson on J'unior clubs and Mrs. Moore on the publicity scrapbooks. A thank you note was read from the family of Mrs. Homer Parker. Plans were made to confer with the Meigs Ubrary Board about the possibility of disp laying the garden club sCrapbooks in the libraries. As a special feature for the Green Thurob Notes of The Daily . Sentinel, Mrs. Grimm will prepare and present a resume of the organization and ac· tivities of the club. Members of the Middleport Ama teurs, Bend 0 ' the River , . Cheste r , Rutla nd Frie ndly , Star , Wildwood, and Winding Trail Clubs were in attendance . Ea rphone mcluded . Bur lt -111 (dr r;• H,lnd ll•. MJgr r M.tst VH F An tenn,1 SysfCm. Sound Ou t rronl. Front Mour? (t.·d (u rr tr u b . l u\lur r? -ivl.rlrl Pre-) t.•L \ •rlF Tu ne1. So lrd Sta le UHF Tune r. H ~ h rmp,l f! rt .1~1,r r ahmet wnh W,llrlut f:t<J in l rrl r ~ h 11 H. 14 % · W, II ~~~. 0 . Mcxlt>l 8Pd0') JW, 1 ; 298 Secood St. BETTY WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·Open Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12 SPE 11:00 AM TO 3:00 PM Includ ing ALL YOU CAN EAT drin k & dessert The Meigs Inn POMEROY " PH. 992-3629 will love... MOJUD HOSE ROSE~ CODDINGTON HOBNOBBER ·. BERKSHIRE . STORE. HOURS: ,. . MONDAY-SATURDAY8AM-10 PM '. BAHR CLOTHIERS . MIDDLEPORT I SUNDAY lOAMTO ·10 PM ' .. · CATALINA · JANffiN · Pomeroy, 0. ' , FAMOUS NAME BRANDS POWELL'S \. • n I lnstd nt PK !Ut(' ,~nd So und. Prl' ·~l'l Pr eture Cuntrol F.'lst-Bar l. \lrdt• out rh,lS'i rS Pm .lit' l r~l l'rllllfo: GRIFT§ that MOTH~~ "The Home of the-Friendly Folks" · Seeds - Bird Seeds -Oyster Shells and Grit . . Fertilizers · Lime · Cement & Mo.rtar . Stock Sa It - Water Softener Remedies - Sa It · Litters · Vaccine Roofing. Paints. ~ed. Brand Fencing. Baler and Binder Twine Sprays . Gates. li' rO~TA~l( TV Flower show plans outlined Big Bend Reg~ tta flower "The Middle Port" 1Midshow plans were outlined by dl t . d' h d Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. epor I. mc1u '" G wea l ere or driftwood with a free Guy Reynolds , co<hairwomen, stan d'mg backgroun d : " Almost Heaven Wes t at a meeting of the Meigs Club Vir ginia", !Sal uting Our Coun ty Gard en Associa tion Thursday night at N · hb . the Columbus and Sou thern erg ors I' usrng warm Colors . Ohio Electric Co. ' "T om or · row "" R ·· I ecogTheme of the show will be n· ·ng th · d t · 1 f t f " Big Bend Profil e". It will be IZI e '" us rta u ure o the ar 1 b t td · staged in the ai r-conditioned eas , an a s rae eslg n; " Honzons", · showroom of the Pomeroy "new a stabi 1e: ' "fl B. B d c Molor Co. June 22 and 2.1 and 1e 1g en ounl' !L' · .. Bl the show is open for exh ibit to . essmgs , an arran gement the public . su1' ta bl e for church ; "F rogg1e · \V en t A courtm · '" , Featured in the show will be · f I. · · · J1 c1asses for artistic designs usm g a rog 1gurme (JUniOr . ,. with each class honoring some d \VISIOn ). · · d. · · th · In th e JuniOr town alo.ng the Ohio River. The I VISIOn ere 1s blue ribbon winners of the aI so a class for housep lants. ·· Th e hor t.rcu It ure d'IvlsiOn classes will be J'udged against of · 11 h each other for a "Be"l of th e s how Wl ave no • . Show" aw3rd. There is no restnction as to the number of . · restriction as to the number of en tr les many one c1ass. In the . · · S tak A d classes .an ex hibitor may enter, dLv lsiOn a. weeps es wa r 'I I b · th but exhibitors are restricted to WI e giVen to e exhibitor · the mos t rt'bb on one entry per class. comp ·1 rmg · ts Bl The classes are: pom . ue n'bbons wi11 count " George Wa s hin gton five, red , three , yellow, two, Camped Here " I Reedsville . and white, one . Long Bottom ) an inThe classes are Roses. hy br id teas , one bloo m ; terpreta tive design ; "An India n Mound Marks noribun da, one spray ; gr anThisTown" (Portland ),a mass diflora, one bloom; and of tradition design; . cl imbers, one spray: iris, one "Garden Spot of the Coun ty" stalk any 'varie ty; Peruvian !Le tart Falls-Racine!, in- daffodil, one sta lk; el uding fruit and veget<Jbles; miscellaneous, one stalk any " Freddie Frog Lives Here " specrmen other than those (Syracuse ), incorporating a named.; each. or succulents, frog fig urine; · collectiOn of five . ~~Hands Across the Border " Th ere IS a class for (Pomeroy·Mason ), using roses terrariums, one of any size ; in two containers, may or may and one fo r handcralter not be identical; flowers , a ·collection of three such as those made or corn. husks, pie cones, or milkweed COMPLETES A1\' ARD pods. Trina Gibbs, a member of The rules specify that entr ies Middleport Girl Scout Troop are to be in pla ce by 12 noon on 185, Cadettes, completed the Saturday, Jun e 22, and mustn't girl scout prgmise chall enge at the Tuesday night mee tin g of be removed before 4 p.rn . on the troop at the home of Mrs. June 23. The oral judging by the Janice Gibbs, leader, standard system will begin at I qu alifying her for the first p.m. on Saturday of the show class scout award. The award and in each class, one blue, one is the highest offered in the red, one yellow and one while Cadette program . ribbon will be awarded. except in the junior division where the BOOSTERS TO SELL judge may place several white RACINE - A bakt sale will ribbons. be held in conjunc tion with the At the meeting last night yard and garage sale of. the presided over by Mrs. Chlorus Southern Band Boosters at the Grimm, Meigs County· contact AI Crow residence , Fifth St. in chairwoman, classes were Racine tomorrow. The sa le will discussed and demonstrations be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. were given on several of the classes by Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Robert TRIP ENJOYED COOLVILLE .- Mrs . Kenneth Hager , Sr ., Coolville, and daughter, Rena Hage r , Columbus, returned recen tly MONDAY from a trip to Nashville , 'l'enn., THE RIVERVIEW PTA where they wenl on seyeral meets at the school, 7:30p .m. sightseeing tours and visited Grandparents will be honored. the new Opry House. Sli~es of the Holy Land will be shown John Riebel . program. UNITED Methodist Women, POMEROY PTA, 7:30 p.m . Heath United Methodist Safety patrol trophies and Church , Middleport, 7:30p .m. recognition, program by the at the churcH . Mrs. M.. · L. fifth and six th grade band . French, Mrs. James · Jividen , Devotions by the Rev. Thomas Mrs. Jane Gilkey, ho~tesses, Weaver, Middleport Church of with Mrs. Emerson Jones to the Nazarene. First grade and have devotions and Mrs . kindergarten parents, Rober! Bumgarner , the hostesses. "' ' I I) 12 monlhs Kitchen ·shdwe:r held .) LONG BOTTOM Miss Jean Whitehead. bride -elect of Isaac Frydrrjan, Dayton, was fet ed with a bridal shower at . the hom e of Mrs. Donald Myers, Long Bottom, Saturday evening . Assistin g Mrs. Myers .)Vith the shower was Mrs. Lyle BalderSon. Gi fts were placed on a tabie covered with a white cloth. Women make contribution AS LlnLE AS 10% DOWN PAYMENT WILL BE ACCEPTED LIFE INSURANCE AVAILABLE ON AN OPTIONAL BASIS AT A SMALL ADDITIONAL COST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 1 60 months 86.67 108. 34 __1 30. 01 IO.S5 Amount Financed ATTEND MEETING Mrs. Pearl Reynolds president of Jane Howell Tent 95, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, and Mrs. Herbert Mlller were in Marietta Saturday for the regional meeting of Qaughters of Union Veterans. Mrs. U,na Moore, depariment president was the speaker. Mrs. Grae< Bennett, Cardington, waE inspec.tor for the Marietto Tent . Mrs. Hertha Douglas Athens, also attended. • Bridal shower held Miss Arms is honored ON STAGE NOW AT PEOPLES 'BANK Business Phone- 992-2804 E, M. Blake, Jr . J . T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 S. Third Avenue, Box 267 ~ >- The Daily Sentinel,Middl~por t-Pomeroy,'O., Friday, May 10. 1974 Trustee named FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT . Follow the Rul~s 'The House of Representa . lives ha s the power to impeach federal .officials and the Senate cond ucts.the tria l. ConvH.: tion reql:Jires a twothird s Senate vo te. Flyers showed courage, then team leader Bobby Clarke was Captain Courageous. Clarke scored th e first Flyer goal in the second period, assisted on Andre Dupont's tying score with just 52 seconds remaining in regulation and popped in his own rebound at 12:01 of the overtime for the winner. Clarke's winn er came at a dies. "I don't know what the deal was," he said. 111 just w~ out there chuging away." Of the handful of tournaments Armstrong has played in he has collected only three small paychecks. Kite, a second-year pro who is in a.rpuch different financial strail as one of the PGA's richest youngsters , predicted low scores !he next three days. . " It wouldn't surprise me to shoot three more rounds like this ," he said. Kite chipped in a sand wedge from 46 feet for an eagle on the first hole but then lost two strokes two holes later with a double bogey. He settled down to record two birdies on the front nine and three on the back without a bogey lor his 67. One stroke back. was nonwinning Californian Paul Moran and Bob Zender of Chicago, At '69 ·two ba ck were Rod Curl T~mmy i\a;on, Ed Snead: Dwight · Nevil and PGA newcomber Terry Ferraro. Defending champion Bruce Crampton fired a two-under· par 70 along with nine other golfers. Crampton won last year with an ll-under1Jar '!17 .. • began cranking up the offense . But Bernie Parent, who stopped ~7 shots, made a pair of equally electrifying saves on John Bucyk several minutes later and one on Ken Hodge . Cup." If the R. E. TRACY 'liiltf goalie Gil Gilbert, who had 27 saves, made a~ pair of tremendous back-to-hack stops on Simon Nolet and Terry Crisp at the five-minute mark of oVertim~ and the Bruins ' / - . ' ~ '•· .\ '. ' ' l .f I �. . 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport: Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 10, 1974 •· '· i Racine the chJy after . . . I . I . ...m .... ~y,\heeditor :~, . . . . . "·"! . .. Did you know your ·TV set can give advance warnl~g ,9f ,qn approachmg tornado? This valuable news is out of Washington ctrculated to the government's soil and conser vation servi ce ' offices. Obviously, it has special interest in rural areas. And urban folks-remember Xenia-ean't deriy it will help to be . warned of a twister about to let down . After reading the instructions below the urge to test them out . will be irresistible. But you will have to wait until a handy tornado comes along which might mean quite a long delay. Frankly , I'd just as soon not do my testing if we have to take a tornado. Nevertheless, entitled "Tornado Detection Instructions "the directions follow : ' FIRST - Warm up your TV set and tube to channel 13. Darken the screen to almost black, using the brightness control. SECOND - Turn to channel 2 and leave the voluroe control down ( unless you·have a broadcaster on that channel ). Your tornado detector is now in operation. As a storm approa~hes, lightning will produce momentary white bands of varying widths across the screen (color sets will have a colored band ). A tornado within 1> to 20 miles will produce a totally white screen and remain white (colored on color sets). Should this occur, turn off your TV, take your portable radio (battery powered ) and get the heck out of there to a place of shelter. This system (says the instruction notice) was discovered by Newton Welier of West Des Moines, Iowa, after 12 years of study. It works because every TV set has channel 2 set at :;o megacycles. Ughtning and tornados generate a signal near this frequency which overrides the brightness control. Channel 13 is at the "high" end of the frequency band and is not affected. This is why the darkness must be set on that channel. Keep a battery powered portable radio handy for emergency instructions in case of a power failure. Ughtning will cause intermittent static on a radio turned on 550 kilocycles. A tornado will cause steady , continuous static . I i 0 ES Flyers defeat Bruins ilJ has meeting RACINE ·- Initiation was held wh•n Racine Chapter 134. Order of the Eastern Star, met. recently at the Temple . Lillian Weese, worthy matron, and R"lph Webb , worthy patron . presided. Invitations were read· to the inspections of several ch3plers, and a communication regarding Gr•nd Chapter was presented. Also read were several thank you notes. Reported ill were Mrs. Harriet Neigler, a past matron, a patient at the Holzer Medical Center, and Clifford Morris, ill at home. Mrs. Weese suggested that members send cards to them. Reported home from the Pleasa nt Valley Hospital were Mrs. Opal Cummins and Cathy Wood. Ways and means projects were reported on and Mrs. Cora Webb noted that paper, kni ves and boxes of place mats have arrived and are for sa le. Mrs. Opal Diddle served a salad course, cookies and coffee at the conclusion of the me~ting. June hostesses will be Mrs. Helen Pickens and Mrs . Jane Wagner. Armstrong, Kite Houston leaders By GARY L. TAYWR . HOUSTON (UP!) Likeable Houston Open coleader Wally Armstrong is the· first to admit he needs a paycheck, but you have to think he would survive without one. "I always credit my rounds to my faith in the Lord," the 28year-<>ld first )'ear pro from Indianapolis said Thursday. "That's where I get my strength." . .. . Armstrong had JUSt fll'ed a five-under1Jar 67, and he and young Texan Tom Kite led an undistiilguished PGA field into the second round of the tournament today. The young leaders had plenty, of company under par as 29 players whipped the par-72 Quail V~Uey Golf Club course on openmg day. A few who didn't - Bob Charles, Leonard . Tljompson and Lanny Wadkins ~were some of the brightest stars entered m the tournament and aiJt three withdrew. . But problems are something Armstrong does not S!'em to let bother him. It took t?e 5-fo~t-9 g~lfer five one-putts m the first nme holes to keep his game together. Four of those putts were for pars. On the second nine he closed with four straight bir- -· EHI HALF-QUARTS ' _Royal Company' Bottling ' ., .. . .. Middleport BOSTON f' l 1 - The point when Boston finally had Philade lphia .Flyers have regainc'<l the momentum after earned the "Fred Badge. of two periods of lethargy. Bruin . Courage". The highest honor bestowed to hockey players coached by Fred Shero was handed out to the Flyers collectively Thursday night after they rec uperated from a 2-0 deficit to trip the Boston Bruins, J-.2, 'in overtime and tied their best<Jf-seven Stanley Cup series at·one game apiece. "Our club has so much courage," Shero said. 'I've never had a team like it and I never will again. A team like this comes along once in a lifetime. " I had doubts abo ut this series when we were down 2-0 tonight but when we lied it up, I felt we could win the game. Thi s team ha s made me believe we will win the Stanley 4,000.00 5,000.00 6,000 .00 SIGNS INTENT LETTER ' LOS ANGELES (UP!) Steve Malovic, 6-foot-10 center ' . from Phoenix, whO led his high school to the state basketball championship, has sigoed a national ietter of iiltent to play for Southern California, USC announced today. .' 75 .56 94.45 113 .35 10.72 120 months 53 .33 66 .66 79.99 10.21 • ' ~ •• .••• ~ .•• • ~ '" .~ •• ."'.., ~ THE FOLLOWING DEAtERS WILL HAVE UNITS ON DISPLAY AT PEOPLES BANK ::1 "'.. B ... . "If TRI-COUNTY *CAMP CONLEY STAR.cRAFT SALES *FRENCH CITY MOBILE HOMES * AU.·STATE MODULAR HOMES R.e charging · Hydrostatic Testing . Safety Lights · S1rens · Hos~ . Commertial Alarm Systems · Sprinkler Systems . New Fire · Trucks • Ladd~rs · Home Alarm Systems . · · New Extinguishers . We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and ArrOfNS to meet OSHA Requ irements . ·Open 9 A.M. ~5 P. M.,Monday thru Friday " 96 months 6L67 77 .09 92.51 10.46 84 months 67 .61 84.51 101.41 10.58 STARTING-MAY lOth COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE . Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers . ' elect were Thelma Smi th, Dolly Reed, Delores· and Si bil Foster, Mary Alice Bise, Teresa Chichester, Juli and Jane Whitehead, Jenny Berkhimer. \.Dorothy Ri'ebel, Marlene Putman, Char lotte Elberfeld and Juli, lna Massar, Mamie Buckley, Ella Hannum, Frances Reed, Phyllis Reed, Gladys Mer edith, Marilyn White lace streame rs Hannum, Doris Ann Well, suspended from a white lace Doris Davis, Lucille Smith, umbrell a to the center of the Phyllis Metzer, Lillian table and attached to a bride Pickens, Freda Hartinger, doll . White dogwood branches Margaret Brown, Linda were placed at vantage points Cowdery, Nola Young, Ella in th e li~ing room . Osborne , Kathryn Baum, Games were conducted by Debbie Wood, Nancy Smith, JEANIE R. ARMS Mrs. Balderson with prizes Maxine Whitehead, Fay Sauer, awarded to Marlene Putman, Pauline Myers and Ruth Anne Charlotte Elberfeld and Balderson. · Margaret Brown. Sendin g gi ft s were Nell Following the opening of the Wilson, Betty Buchanan and gifts, punch, decorated cake, Sheila , Bess Larkins, Nancy nuts, and green , yellow and Buckley , Verna Rose, Virginia The second birthdav of white mints were served from Watson and Susie Cowdery, Jeanie Ranee Arm s, Pom.eroy, the dining table centered wi th a Opal Harris, Margaret Grosswas celebrated Saturday with circular candelabra holding nickle, Helen Wolf, Mary Jo a party at the home or her yellow tapers nariked wilh Buckley, David Young, Edith parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob white daisies and greene ry. Henderson, Violet Smith, Orva Mrs. Roy R. Hann uin and Mrs. Jean Holter, Elizabeth Smilh, Arms. Attendin g and prese ntin g Balderson presided a t th e Erika Boring, Pat Martin, Delores Frank, Cathy Spencer, gifts to her were Mr . and Mrs. refreshment table. Presenting gifts to the brideMary Jamison, Jo yce and Marvin McG uire, matern al Robyn Mills, Bernice Prince, grandpar ants; Mrs . Mary May Humphrey, Charles Arms , paternal grandmother ; Hurophrey and family, Teresa Mrs. Cheryl Morris , Tracee, Collins, Jackie Bigley, Inez Crystal, Ma shell and Rodney, Wilson , Wilma Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne, Gladys Williams. Shane and Missy, Mr. and Mrs. · Francis Hudson and Steven, Mr . and Mrs . Terry McGuire and Terry, Jr ., Mr . and Mrs. Mrs . Nan Mjlore has been Howard Searles, Recka named a new trustee of the ·McGuir e., Hagena McGuire Susan Par k Scholarship Fund , and Ronnie Arms. raplaciiJg Ge ne Harris, now Others sending cards and resid ing in Wales. Mrs . Moore gif ts were Mrs. Katie Young, will serve with Charles Asa maternal great-grandmother, Bradbury and Mrs. Mildred FRIDAY Chase Cleland, Henry Cleland Bailey. HYMN SING, 7:30 p.m. at lll, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Arms, Officers of the Middleport Hazel Community Church witt Lisa and Billy. Alumni Association and the trustees met th is week to plan Goshins Singers, Ripley, W. award ing the scholarship at Va ., featured. Church loc ated between Long Bottom and the aluroni banq uet May 24. El igible to apply for the Porlland. Public invited. MOTH ER Daughter scholarship, the amount of. A contribution to the Cancer reception at Trinity Church, which has not .been announ ced, Crusade was made by the 7:30 p.m. There will be a are senior students who started United Methodist Wom en of the program followed by a social in th e Middleport schoo l East Letart Church Wedsys tem, or had a , parent hour and refreshments. nesday night at the c~ urch. MARY Shrine, White Shrine graduate from Middlepor t Mrs. Marlene Fisher High School. Applications are of Jerusalem, 8 p.m. at IOOF presided at the meeting which Hall, Pomeroy .. Potluck dinner featured the program topic to be made with any of the will follow meeti ng. · "Care for Yo ung Children" led trustees, but must be received RETURN Jonathan Meigs by Mrs. Mary Roush. Taking prior to May 20. Applicants Chapter, D.A.R., 2 p.m., Grace part were Mrs. Hazel Fox, must indicate on the ap- Episcopal parish house. Mrs. Mrs. Mildred Donahue, Mrs. plica tion the name of their Don R. Short, geneology notes Mabel Shields, and Mrs. pa rents, and the one grauating editor of the OHio DAR to be Fisher. Scriptures were from from Middleport Hig h School. speaker. Mark 9, John 3, and Galatians The student must also be VOCAL CONCERT by 6. Mrs. Roush had pra yer, and pursuing at least a two year stud ents at Harriso nville training program. there was group singing. of Elementary School, 7:30 p. m. "Faith of Our Mother." dire cted by Mrs. Maurita Mrs. Betty Shiveley gave the Miller with Mrs .. Rose Ann opening prayer for the meeting Jenkins, accompanist. with members singing "Sing YOUNG ADULT Class, Unto the Lord a New Song." Bradford Church of Christ, 7 Get-well cards were signed for p.m. June stover and Edna Roush . SATURDAY yo u notes for Thank RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. AUCTION AND YARD sale, flowers and gifts were Robert Rinehart and grandrea d from Mrs. Ferne children, Lydia and Eddie Meigs Coun ty• Museum, 144 B. Hayman and Mrs . Johnson , Middleport, and Mrs. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, 10 Julia Norris. Tbe birthdays of Marga ret Parsons, Rutland, a.m ., spons ored by the American Association of Mrs. Joyce White and Mrs. have retur ned from Lucy Donahue were · Washington, D. C. where they Uni versi ty Women . Bake sale celebrated. went .to atte nd the com- and fish pond. Refreshments Mrs . White and Mrs. Mildred mencement e1e.ercise at George by Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, Beta Donahue served refreshments. Washington University Sun- Sigma Phi Sorority . Proceeds for Meigs Locator for the Attending besides those named day. were Mrs. Nora Pierson, Mrs. In the class was Mrs . museum. AUCTION AT old EUB Margaret Gloeckner and Mrs. Carolyn Wells Johnson who Church , Tuppers Plains, 10 Doris Adams. rece ived her masteJ 's degree a.m., sponsored by Tuppers with honors in health care ·united Methodist Plains administration. Mrs. Johnson SING PLANNED is th e daughter of Mrs . Church . Lunch available. Articles are being donated by A hymn sing will be helct at Rinehart and the mother of members and re sidents. the Rutland Church of God, Eddie and Lydia. Mrs. Parsons 7 30 Proceeds for building fund. Saturday,. ' p.m. Special is an aunt . Mrs. Johnson is the smgers will be the Homeward daughter of the late George PINE Grove 4-H Club bak'e Bound group. The pubhc rs 1 Wells. sale, Kroger Store, E. Main, invited. Pomeroy, from 9 a.m. until sold out. CAR WASH at old Middleport Fire Station from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m., sponsored by Meigs Eighth grade cheerleaders. Rhine harts enjoy visit DON'T MISS OUR BIG MOBILE HOME SHOW COMPLETE SER,YICE DEPARTMENT and Full Time Qualified Service Man "' "' .~ MOBILE HOME -....... *KANAUGA MOBILE HOMES *JOHNSON'S MOBILE HOMES ~. . .. ~ .. .. ...• :$ .. .. ' ,I t.< ·' ,, . I • ' . r to ' the winners. . A shower for the kitchen at given the Pomeroy Ch urch of Christ Homemade it:c ('ream and was held Tuesday night in ca ke witl1 coffee ond tea were cOnJunction with the monthly !)erved . meeting of the Golden Rule Class . Attend in g bes id es members of the class were other memberS of the chur ch. Bill McDaniel presided at the session which opened with singing of "What A Friend We Have in Jesus" . Mrs. Stanley AND Bass gave devotions using as her topic ,· "The Goal and Desire of a Chr istian ". A poem wa s read in obse rvance of Shots for Bovs and G~rls . Mother's Day, and the prayer wa s by Mrs . Doris Carder. A wiener roast was planned for June .at one of the Route 33 Your Thorn MeAn Stor e roadside parks. Midd leporl, 0 . Mrs . Bill McDaniel condu cted games with prizes being 'Po11§J'arrot 111rrrt~~active age® heritage house I l I I ' / ' J •• :!!"" r' I I .. ·... I I '· • /, ' . ·' I ·MOTOROLA Big Bend Regatta flower show chairwomen are shown with some of the nower arrangemenis they have been working on for the show. Mrs, Guy Reynolds, left, will share the planning duties fo r the annual show with Mrs. Harry S. Moore, pictu red with her, SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 •·', Pomeroy ) U,wis. Devotion s to open the meeting were given by Mrs. Grace Turner who compared the growth of plants to the · t'ran . comgrow th o1 a Ch rts mittee reports were presented by Mrs. Thompson on J'unior clubs and Mrs. Moore on the publicity scrapbooks. A thank you note was read from the family of Mrs. Homer Parker. Plans were made to confer with the Meigs Ubrary Board about the possibility of disp laying the garden club sCrapbooks in the libraries. As a special feature for the Green Thurob Notes of The Daily . Sentinel, Mrs. Grimm will prepare and present a resume of the organization and ac· tivities of the club. Members of the Middleport Ama teurs, Bend 0 ' the River , . Cheste r , Rutla nd Frie ndly , Star , Wildwood, and Winding Trail Clubs were in attendance . Ea rphone mcluded . Bur lt -111 (dr r;• H,lnd ll•. MJgr r M.tst VH F An tenn,1 SysfCm. Sound Ou t rronl. Front Mour? (t.·d (u rr tr u b . l u\lur r? -ivl.rlrl Pre-) t.•L \ •rlF Tu ne1. So lrd Sta le UHF Tune r. H ~ h rmp,l f! rt .1~1,r r ahmet wnh W,llrlut f:t<J in l rrl r ~ h 11 H. 14 % · W, II ~~~. 0 . Mcxlt>l 8Pd0') JW, 1 ; 298 Secood St. BETTY WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·Open Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12 SPE 11:00 AM TO 3:00 PM Includ ing ALL YOU CAN EAT drin k & dessert The Meigs Inn POMEROY " PH. 992-3629 will love... MOJUD HOSE ROSE~ CODDINGTON HOBNOBBER ·. BERKSHIRE . STORE. HOURS: ,. . MONDAY-SATURDAY8AM-10 PM '. BAHR CLOTHIERS . MIDDLEPORT I SUNDAY lOAMTO ·10 PM ' .. · CATALINA · JANffiN · Pomeroy, 0. ' , FAMOUS NAME BRANDS POWELL'S \. • n I lnstd nt PK !Ut(' ,~nd So und. Prl' ·~l'l Pr eture Cuntrol F.'lst-Bar l. \lrdt• out rh,lS'i rS Pm .lit' l r~l l'rllllfo: GRIFT§ that MOTH~~ "The Home of the-Friendly Folks" · Seeds - Bird Seeds -Oyster Shells and Grit . . Fertilizers · Lime · Cement & Mo.rtar . Stock Sa It - Water Softener Remedies - Sa It · Litters · Vaccine Roofing. Paints. ~ed. Brand Fencing. Baler and Binder Twine Sprays . Gates. li' rO~TA~l( TV Flower show plans outlined Big Bend Reg~ tta flower "The Middle Port" 1Midshow plans were outlined by dl t . d' h d Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs. epor I. mc1u '" G wea l ere or driftwood with a free Guy Reynolds , co<hairwomen, stan d'mg backgroun d : " Almost Heaven Wes t at a meeting of the Meigs Club Vir ginia", !Sal uting Our Coun ty Gard en Associa tion Thursday night at N · hb . the Columbus and Sou thern erg ors I' usrng warm Colors . Ohio Electric Co. ' "T om or · row "" R ·· I ecogTheme of the show will be n· ·ng th · d t · 1 f t f " Big Bend Profil e". It will be IZI e '" us rta u ure o the ar 1 b t td · staged in the ai r-conditioned eas , an a s rae eslg n; " Honzons", · showroom of the Pomeroy "new a stabi 1e: ' "fl B. B d c Molor Co. June 22 and 2.1 and 1e 1g en ounl' !L' · .. Bl the show is open for exh ibit to . essmgs , an arran gement the public . su1' ta bl e for church ; "F rogg1e · \V en t A courtm · '" , Featured in the show will be · f I. · · · J1 c1asses for artistic designs usm g a rog 1gurme (JUniOr . ,. with each class honoring some d \VISIOn ). · · d. · · th · In th e JuniOr town alo.ng the Ohio River. The I VISIOn ere 1s blue ribbon winners of the aI so a class for housep lants. ·· Th e hor t.rcu It ure d'IvlsiOn classes will be J'udged against of · 11 h each other for a "Be"l of th e s how Wl ave no • . Show" aw3rd. There is no restnction as to the number of . · restriction as to the number of en tr les many one c1ass. In the . · · S tak A d classes .an ex hibitor may enter, dLv lsiOn a. weeps es wa r 'I I b · th but exhibitors are restricted to WI e giVen to e exhibitor · the mos t rt'bb on one entry per class. comp ·1 rmg · ts Bl The classes are: pom . ue n'bbons wi11 count " George Wa s hin gton five, red , three , yellow, two, Camped Here " I Reedsville . and white, one . Long Bottom ) an inThe classes are Roses. hy br id teas , one bloo m ; terpreta tive design ; "An India n Mound Marks noribun da, one spray ; gr anThisTown" (Portland ),a mass diflora, one bloom; and of tradition design; . cl imbers, one spray: iris, one "Garden Spot of the Coun ty" stalk any 'varie ty; Peruvian !Le tart Falls-Racine!, in- daffodil, one sta lk; el uding fruit and veget<Jbles; miscellaneous, one stalk any " Freddie Frog Lives Here " specrmen other than those (Syracuse ), incorporating a named.; each. or succulents, frog fig urine; · collectiOn of five . ~~Hands Across the Border " Th ere IS a class for (Pomeroy·Mason ), using roses terrariums, one of any size ; in two containers, may or may and one fo r handcralter not be identical; flowers , a ·collection of three such as those made or corn. husks, pie cones, or milkweed COMPLETES A1\' ARD pods. Trina Gibbs, a member of The rules specify that entr ies Middleport Girl Scout Troop are to be in pla ce by 12 noon on 185, Cadettes, completed the Saturday, Jun e 22, and mustn't girl scout prgmise chall enge at the Tuesday night mee tin g of be removed before 4 p.rn . on the troop at the home of Mrs. June 23. The oral judging by the Janice Gibbs, leader, standard system will begin at I qu alifying her for the first p.m. on Saturday of the show class scout award. The award and in each class, one blue, one is the highest offered in the red, one yellow and one while Cadette program . ribbon will be awarded. except in the junior division where the BOOSTERS TO SELL judge may place several white RACINE - A bakt sale will ribbons. be held in conjunc tion with the At the meeting last night yard and garage sale of. the presided over by Mrs. Chlorus Southern Band Boosters at the Grimm, Meigs County· contact AI Crow residence , Fifth St. in chairwoman, classes were Racine tomorrow. The sa le will discussed and demonstrations be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. were given on several of the classes by Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Robert TRIP ENJOYED COOLVILLE .- Mrs . Kenneth Hager , Sr ., Coolville, and daughter, Rena Hage r , Columbus, returned recen tly MONDAY from a trip to Nashville , 'l'enn., THE RIVERVIEW PTA where they wenl on seyeral meets at the school, 7:30p .m. sightseeing tours and visited Grandparents will be honored. the new Opry House. Sli~es of the Holy Land will be shown John Riebel . program. UNITED Methodist Women, POMEROY PTA, 7:30 p.m . Heath United Methodist Safety patrol trophies and Church , Middleport, 7:30p .m. recognition, program by the at the churcH . Mrs. M.. · L. fifth and six th grade band . French, Mrs. James · Jividen , Devotions by the Rev. Thomas Mrs. Jane Gilkey, ho~tesses, Weaver, Middleport Church of with Mrs. Emerson Jones to the Nazarene. First grade and have devotions and Mrs . kindergarten parents, Rober! Bumgarner , the hostesses. "' ' I I) 12 monlhs Kitchen ·shdwe:r held .) LONG BOTTOM Miss Jean Whitehead. bride -elect of Isaac Frydrrjan, Dayton, was fet ed with a bridal shower at . the hom e of Mrs. Donald Myers, Long Bottom, Saturday evening . Assistin g Mrs. Myers .)Vith the shower was Mrs. Lyle BalderSon. Gi fts were placed on a tabie covered with a white cloth. Women make contribution AS LlnLE AS 10% DOWN PAYMENT WILL BE ACCEPTED LIFE INSURANCE AVAILABLE ON AN OPTIONAL BASIS AT A SMALL ADDITIONAL COST. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 1 60 months 86.67 108. 34 __1 30. 01 IO.S5 Amount Financed ATTEND MEETING Mrs. Pearl Reynolds president of Jane Howell Tent 95, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, and Mrs. Herbert Mlller were in Marietta Saturday for the regional meeting of Qaughters of Union Veterans. Mrs. U,na Moore, depariment president was the speaker. Mrs. Grae< Bennett, Cardington, waE inspec.tor for the Marietto Tent . Mrs. Hertha Douglas Athens, also attended. • Bridal shower held Miss Arms is honored ON STAGE NOW AT PEOPLES 'BANK Business Phone- 992-2804 E, M. Blake, Jr . J . T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 S. Third Avenue, Box 267 ~ >- The Daily Sentinel,Middl~por t-Pomeroy,'O., Friday, May 10. 1974 Trustee named FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT . Follow the Rul~s 'The House of Representa . lives ha s the power to impeach federal .officials and the Senate cond ucts.the tria l. ConvH.: tion reql:Jires a twothird s Senate vo te. Flyers showed courage, then team leader Bobby Clarke was Captain Courageous. Clarke scored th e first Flyer goal in the second period, assisted on Andre Dupont's tying score with just 52 seconds remaining in regulation and popped in his own rebound at 12:01 of the overtime for the winner. Clarke's winn er came at a dies. "I don't know what the deal was," he said. 111 just w~ out there chuging away." Of the handful of tournaments Armstrong has played in he has collected only three small paychecks. Kite, a second-year pro who is in a.rpuch different financial strail as one of the PGA's richest youngsters , predicted low scores !he next three days. . " It wouldn't surprise me to shoot three more rounds like this ," he said. Kite chipped in a sand wedge from 46 feet for an eagle on the first hole but then lost two strokes two holes later with a double bogey. He settled down to record two birdies on the front nine and three on the back without a bogey lor his 67. One stroke back. was nonwinning Californian Paul Moran and Bob Zender of Chicago, At '69 ·two ba ck were Rod Curl T~mmy i\a;on, Ed Snead: Dwight · Nevil and PGA newcomber Terry Ferraro. Defending champion Bruce Crampton fired a two-under· par 70 along with nine other golfers. Crampton won last year with an ll-under1Jar '!17 .. • began cranking up the offense . But Bernie Parent, who stopped ~7 shots, made a pair of equally electrifying saves on John Bucyk several minutes later and one on Ken Hodge . Cup." If the R. E. TRACY 'liiltf goalie Gil Gilbert, who had 27 saves, made a~ pair of tremendous back-to-hack stops on Simon Nolet and Terry Crisp at the five-minute mark of oVertim~ and the Bruins ' / - . ' ~ '•· .\ '. ' ' l .f I �. ' .. " ' • • >.!', Hospit~, announces changes in key ptanage~ent posts -. ' _,.. 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Friday, May 10, 1974 Se ll ards has been employed at Pleasant Valley Hospital for· th e past three years as the Credit Mana ger and Business Office Supervisor. His previous wor k experi ence included four years as a Soperviscr of the Ins ur a nce Department Do~r, in secret, tells committee of possible Nixon -inJ.? olvement By MIKE FEINSILBER . WASHINGTON (U P!) Only one day into ils im· peachment hearings , th e House Judiciary Committee has been told that President · Nixon m'lY have been more intimately involved in Watergate than he ever has acknowledged. The inference that Nixon had at least general knowledge of the Republicans' illegal plan to conduct espionage against the Democrats came behind closed doors from John M. Dear, the imcommittee's chief peaclunent counsel. Methodically -in a session characterized later by Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr., R-N .Y., as at Cabeii -Huntin gton HQspital in . Hun ti ngton. . He ts a Rota rian where he h"s been. th e secretar y- · He is a licensed Cer tifi ed treasurer for the past two Public Accoun !ant In both West year s and was recently elecU!d Virgin ia ahd Ohi o:· Pri or to vice-president of the Rotary comin g to Pleasant Vall ey Club for the C'Jilling year. Hospital , Clark was in publ ic Mike's wife, Betty, is employed accounting wOrk as well as at Citize ns Na tional Bank in being a par t-time Associa te Poi nt Pleasa nt and they reside Professor of accounting at Ri o at 509 Chandler Drive. Grande College . He is married to the former Irene Big ham and they are the parenls of three children, Beth , age , 13, Kenn eth , age 10 and Becky, For All Occasions ·age 6. They resid e at 439 Jerry We Wire Flowers Street in Gallipolis. Everywhere Mike Se llard 's responan Uild ergraduate · ·degr t!t: m AcCoun ting an ~ a M as t~rs of Bu s in e ss Admin is tr a ti on deg ree from Ohi o Univer sity. FLOWERS "sober" - Doar read from a thick, black looseleaf notebook called "Book 1." He presented evidence for two and a half hours to the first ·congressional hearing in 100 years into the possible impeaclunent of a president. The event itself was undramatic. But the hearing became one more source of pressure on a besieged Nixon. Ford Quavers On the hustings in Illinois, Vice President Gerald R. Ford no longer claimed he could find no evidence of presidential wrongdoing in Nixon's Watergate transcripls. And in Congress Republican sibilities as bu siness manager will primarily include pallent billin gs, accoun ls receivables, credit a nd co llec ti ons, ad· millin g offi ce, cas hi ers, Representing the two lines are 1 to r, Vicki Neutzling, Gewanna Johnsen, Karen Kent, Barbara Clark, Sue Stodola and Sue Fox . Direc tion of the variety presenta tion is by . faculty member, Dick Nease. · THE WAHAMA HIGH SCHOOL Variety Show which will play at 8:08 p.m. Sa turday in the school auditoriwn will fea tu re a hobo line and a Charleston dance group . communi cations , phys ician recepti oni s ts Processin g. and Da ta 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992 -203• Ph. 992-5721 . IN MANAGEMENT POSITIONS - James Clark (left) Office closings to give savings Persons liv ing in certa in rural areas of the sta te. incl udi ng Meigs County , Wi ll file continuing claims for unem. pl oym ent compensa tiOn by Lo nd on , McCo nn el sv ill e, Po m e r o y , Urban a . Wilmin gton , and Woodsfield . Estimated annual sewings to ha ve to r~p o r t to the regular sui table work . OBES off1ce of their choice just Full-time offi ces are loca ted withi n re lati ve ly s hor t di s ta nces of the pa r .t-ti me agency as a r esul t of once every four weeks . They would , duri ng the mail claim peri od , hav e to me.e t a ll ~ mai l . closin g dow n the part-time eli gibili ty requi rements for Ohio Burea u of Employment Services lOBES ) Ad . ministra tor William E. Garnes said the last day to file lfl person at Pomeroy is May 16. Pomer oy Co un cil was informed last week of the termination of the lease for two, days weekly by the OB ES. Actin g on the a uthor ity provided in the Unemployment Comp ensa ti on Legisla ti on whic h became effec tive last Jan. I , Garnes said the use of mail claim service will enable the agency to close down 12 part-time offi ces. Those offices - all of which opera te for two days a week or less - are located in Cadiz, Caldw ell , Circleville, Eas t Pales tine. Ea ton, Hillsboro, offices w'as pu t at close to unempl oym ent compensation. offi ces. Du ring th at vi sit , th e claimanl will be provided with $40,000. The OB ES Admini strator Th ese include being available the matcria l requ ll'ed to fil e the fOI' a nd claim by mail. UH~ said the soaring cost or ga s oline make s il im · pra ctical to require someone who is unemployed to travel substantial di stances to fil e a claim for unemploym ent compensation. Coupled with budge t reductions imposed on OBES by the U. S. Department of Labor, it was decided tha t th e age ncy. usi ng the author ity given 1t in the new Unemploy ment Compensa ti on Law , could close down the pa rt-ti me offices w1thout affec tin g service to claimants . Unde r th e ma il cl aim pr ocedure, claimants would ' The MEIGS INN·The most popular night club in the tri-county area is proud to present ac ti vely seek ing Plans for lottery money anno~ced UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov. John J . Gilligan Thur~day laid out his own blueprint for spending the first $43.5 million from tbe new state lottery more than half of it for financing the Vi etnam War bonus and underwriting local vocational education projecls. The governor outlined a hst of 13 appropriations and said he would submit them in bill form to the legislature next week . He said the money would come from the first year of operation of the lottery , as estimated by the state Lottery Commission. The game is expected to begin in late J.uly or early August, the governor said. Gilligan empha s ized he anti cipates no surplu s in general state revenues when the fiscal year ends June 30. "There is no surplus and was appointed to the position of Controller and Michael Sellards I right ) was appointed to the position of Business Manager, it is learned through announcement from James L. Farley, Executive Director of Pleasant Valley Hospital. Two Michael 1Mike) Sellards to the Mana geme nt position of Business Man age r, positwns a t Pleasa nt Valley Hospi tal, both on the Depart- both effective mun edi?tely . Clark 's primary r espon si biliti es will in clud e acco untin g , pay roll, a ccounts paya bl e, internal auditin g, third party reimbur se ment and pr epara tion of the· Annu al Budget and monthly Financial Slatemenls . Clark is a native of the Logan, Ohio area and holds PT . PLEASANT c hanges in ment Manager leve l, have been announ ced by Pl easant Valley Hospital Executive Director, Jamc.s L. Farlev. They \\'ere I Jim ) James Clark, C.P.A. appointed to the position of Contro ller and by governor TUX RENTAL ' '' •' • • CATCHER BEANED CAGUAS , P.R. (UP! ) - A revenues were not available. catcher was hit on the head Gilligan sa id he had to set with a hat Wednesday night in for th hi s proposals to use the a free-fer-all that occurred lottery money, even though the during the ninth inning or a game has not begun, to give the Puerto Rican Amateur General Assembly time to act Baseball League game. before it adjourns for the year, Police said Adalberto Pena , expected in July. 19, catcher for the Caguas "Unless the General Assemteam , was taken to a local bly adopls the necessary legOkey Pu llins , Mattie Pullins ho spital where he was in very islation, we won 't be able to use to Roger C. Gaul, Chloris L. s ~rious condition. Caguas was the money at all ," he said . " I GaL~ . 61 A. , Ora nge. playing Hufna cao . am now proposing · what I Carro ll R. Norris , Addie W. believe to be the best use of the Norns to J am es R. Ada ms , money. The General Assembly Car ol J . Ad ams , .59 A., will have to make the final Syracuse. • ' appropriations, claiming .the Meigs Howard W. Dunn , Alverna A, Dun n to J ewell Curtis , Nor ma Curtis, Lot, Pomeroy . Anna Welch to Reva L. Pa tterso n: Lo t. Rutla nd Villa ge. Charles H. Theiss , Bonnie F. Theiss to Ma r ty L. Morarity.. LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Joy K. Morarity, Correction • 12 • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • Form\]/ Summer occasions need tuxedos. White or ~ark tones; shawl or peaked collar. Fr ee Booklet es pec ia ll y pr e pared to e nc ou rag e Am cr tcan s at a ll ages who suff er from un cor rected or untreated heari ng lo5s to seek he lp AND THE HALLMARKS l' \.. . e r /' . 14900 iU ifOO IId~ b ~ 2950 New York Clothing House • ,1 ' •J .. ). W. Rodino J r., at a brie fin g Res igna tions accep ted were mower . those of Ho w e~rd Nolan, in - . The board agreed to par dus tri al a rt s tea c her. an d t1cip~1 te in a voca ti ona l Ga vle P rice, c hemistr y, econom 1c r.: hild development physics and general science pfog ram . The board approved in s tructor. Empl oyed wer e the gr a duation of 59 seniors if Micha el Elberfe ld , industria l th ey mee t req uir eme nt s . press covera ge . Rodino sn id closed sessions were neccssar)· beccmse Ule evidence " may tend to defa me, degrade or incrim inate' ' some persons. He or der ed th e T V cmn cr us whl' elcd out. refuses to comply. His refusal could be treated as grounds for .James D. St. Clair , Nixon 's chief lawyer, WHS mittee room to on ly one out- SAT. NIGHT spec ia l edu cation. Hamm was al so named junior high football coach. 1 The resig nation of De lber t Ours as custodian at Portland was accepted . Applications for the job are being accepted at the offi ce of Bob Ord , BY GARY CLARK superintendent, at the hig h school. Jeff Gilland hurled the first Hired Thursday night were no-hitter of the year for Coach Bert Grueser , George Johnson , Grant Ba rnette's Wahama William Nease and Ann ie White Falcon baseball nme Nea s e , cu s todian s , Larry when he pitched a no-hit Smith , Charles Wolfe and shut out over the Hurricane Charles Lawr ence, bus Redskins. drivers, and Karen Johnson, Gill a nd also work ed th e mound fo r Wahama in the fir st game when he fired a two hit Mississ ippi State, both chose n THE HAllMARKS THEY PLA I IT ALL! THE MEIGS INN ' PH. 992-3629 , I$ .'. : 1• • ' .... ~. •:. . SCENTED TOILETRIES I '._3 •·. M IL L ST. FREE GIFT WRAPPING Ml DD 1:E PORT, 0 . SAlE 100% solid·state (III~IIIIO~(OlOrRII ' . WAS $449 Hesson two singles and one :::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::·:-:-::;.;::::::::.:::::::::::::::::~:::: . DOWN $14 MILLION COLUMB US I UP! I Stale tax offi cials today put Falcon runners on second to and third. Danny Gardner then singled to plate one run as Hesson held at third. Greg Camp then 'brought Hesson home with a perfect bunt. Gilland did the rest to give the White Falcons a double ding. below estimated re ceipts whi ch means the Ohio General Assembly will have 11 hold the line" in spen· The announcement was made by state Tax Cum· missioner Robert J. Kosydar and John Olsen, spe cial assistant to Gov. John J . Gilligan for the office of Budget and Managem ent. Medicare consultant Wednesday visitor N. W. COM PION, 0. D. ., OPTOMETRIST. OFFICE HOURST 30 TO 12, 2 ·, :~ 1'.4 ; I '\Of I -~ I . stolen base ; Gardner smg le and one RBI, G. Camp one RBI; Lambert single ; Ha rm on stolen base. PITCHING IP R H SO W Gilland ( 4-1 1 5 0 0 4 2 announc e-d the stat e's general revenue collec tions for April fell $14 million .POMERdY; OHIO I I. M) ' I. r emaining be fore me etin g Ms. Martha Graves , Con- diet. the Holzer Home Health suitan t to Hom e Health Nurse will help yo u and your Facilities, Ohi o Department of fa mily in meal pl annin g. Health, vi s ited the Holzer Ph ys ica l and speec h a nd . Medical Center Home Health hearing therapy in the home an Service and its advisory board also be arranged fo r you as Wednesday afternoon to ex- ordered by yo ur physician. plain the advisory group:s-.. The Holz ~r Home Health responsibilities to thi s com- staff visits patien ls in the munity. hospital ·ar ea wh o are located An advi sory committee for within 30 minutes driving time Holzer 's Home Health Service from Holzer. is composed of a cross section The Holzer Home Health of ,the community and includes Nurse VIsi ts patienls who are U!achers , physicians, nurses disabled b)' many different and housewives. The kinds of physica l problems responsibilities of this com- includin g arthritis ,. cancer , mittee a.r'e to assist in progr"l"' heart deficiencie s. diabetes pl~nning, and creating .and and other chronic and noninterpreting the best policies · conta gious diseases. · that apply to Holzer Home Members of the Holzer Health Services in this area.. Medical .Center Home Health What are some of the ser- Service Advisory Board who vices the Holzer Home Health attended the meeting with Ms . staff performs !or you when a Martha Graves from the Ohio home ,visit' is made ' First of Department of Health -were all , a registen>d n.urse provides Mrs . Sue Beverly , chairman.; skille<l home nursing care :for Mrs . Frances Thomas. Mrs. you. I! you are confined to your Betty Martin, R.N . ; Mrs. • home , the Holzer Home Health Len ora Rogers, Dr. Ralph staff can show your family the Burner, Robert Fanning, and! correct ways to care !or you, Herman Dillon , and the Holzer which can give aict' and en- Home Health staff, Mrs. Jea n courageinent to a home-bound . Neal, R.N., director and Miss patient of any age. If vour Cameron Spears, R. N. doctor prescribes a special . and \ .. . J MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE wrey , chosen on the 17th round, In the nightcap Wahama scored two runs in the hrst to give Gilland all he needed . Danny Harmon got things rolling when he reached base on an error. Hesson singled to Wah_~ a . now has only two regular season games I' r from Arkansas Sta te. IP R H SO W moved to 38-14. 5 0 2 5 1 In the first game the White Gilland 13·1 ) Falcons plated two runs in the SECOND GAM E bottom of the first to give them 12 3 4 5 RH E the victory. Hurricane 0 0 000 001 Mike Lewis led off with a 2 00 0 0x 2 4 0 base knock. Harmon fo ll owed Wahama with another safe blow to put to WAHAMA HIT T ING : Falcon runners on base with no header sweep over Hurricane . . oil - ROSE I ".·IL'iO . lWTI/~'U :~VA}' f . tRDS " off ensive lineman Doug Lo- seaSon record fo r Wahama won . " . li~l he hoped sessions after M.:t:, 11 would be open to news and telev ision coverage . GRE AT SELECTION OF GIFT IT EMS TO PLEASE ALL MOTHERS on the lith round ; guard Greg Fountain, a 14th round pick from Mississippi Sta te, and Falcon no-hitter outs. Harmon was then gunned down trying to steal before Rick Hesson delivered an unscorin g sin gle to cent er . He sson's ball got by the centerfielder which enabled him to score to give Wahama a 2-0 lead. The rest of the game was a pitcher's duel which Gilland . '' draft choices. Gilland pitches , I • New York Jet s annowJCed today the signing of fotu- 1974 science and Mary Skaggs. :!!I i NEW YO RK I UPl i - 'llw and commencement a t 8 p .m . . Ca rnahan . GEO. HALL 10 til. 2 .rq. .JETS SIGN FOUR chemis try, physi cs and general 111e ~aring s a re 'expected to C'<lntinue until ~ul y. But Rodino GlVE MOM ROSES admitte<l but warned tha t he could Coi1Vey what he heard in the com- May 1:1 . Attend i n~ t11e mee ting were pnncipals Bub Beegle . James Wi ckli ne , James Adams and Larry Wolfe, ~md board members. Dennie Hill . De nny Evans , Dav1<J Nease , Jack Bostick and Grover Salser , J r ., testify. si c!er H1cha r d M. N1xon . Sl. Ch1ir, Wl kmg tu rPport(! rS, precli ctccl th e ll u ' I'H~ would not impt; ach Nix on l h· smd t1c ha d no plans tu br ing -- m y d ienl" N i~x on --tu The four are 5-foot -11 c-ornerback Eugene Bird, from So utha rts , Mic hael Hobac k. Bacca luurea te will be at 2 p.m. Supt. Ord an d clerk Nancy er n Miss iss ip pi, and wid e receive r Bill Buckley from e leme nt a ry, J ames Ha mm, BEST IN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • the session to telev is ion and kindergarten helper. May 19. two tea che rs who Hre retiring Plans were made for hH ving Jesse Brinke r was lured as a were accepted and several a hea d slcl r t program at the subs ltlul c bus dr1 vcr and teachers were employed by the Rac ine F.e lmenlary Sc hool th1s Bro wn 's F ire and Sa fe ly Southern Loca l Sc hool Distmt summ er. Supt. Ord wa s named Serv1 ce was given the cuntraet Board of Education Thursday to secu re prices on a new 12 to servtce fi re extinguishers night. hor sepower ndin g lawn The boa rd recessed until K&C ·JEWELERS' ., Commi ttee Chairman Peter Over the objections of Hcp. John Conyers, Jr .. D-Mich., th e committee voted :ll-6 to close RAC INE - Hes ignations of R•d I enOUr S GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH v impea chment, they say 2 teachers retire GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH ·1188. afte r the closed hearing, said then Haldeman goes in to tal k the committee might discu.ss to the President, then there subpoenas nex t week. must be an inference that Ule So me members feel Nixon President had pri or knowled- should be subpoenaed and cited gl' ." fo r contempt of Congress 1f he Point Pleasant 111 the sectional tour) lament on Monday . The White Falcons were slated to visit Parkersburg South at 4:00 p.m. and Marietta at 7:30p.m. today. story." FIRSTGAMF; " We've got to get that tape," 1 2 3 45 Rll F. said one member after hearing Hurricane 00000 020 Doar. Wahama 2000 x 2 32 WAHAMA HIITING: Lewis r--------------~-----~----~ shut out to re cord two VICtori es single and one stolen base; Harmon single ; Hesson single · in the same day. and one RB I. ! Gill a nd 's reco rd on the PITCHING mound is now 4-l whil e th e 37 •• \ if Haldema n had conversations with the people who were putti ng together the 1ntelli- KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave 14 5 Doar fo cused attention on evenls which occurred in the Oval Office before the Jun e 17, 1972, Water gate break-in. On March 30, 1972, Jeb Stuart Magruder, then running the Committee to Re.;,lect the Fresident , mel with John N. Mitchell at Key Biscayne. Fla . Magruder testified later tha t Mitchell at that meeting af>proved a modified version of G. Gordon Liddy's "intelligen cegathering plan." Magruder then met with H. R. Haldeman, White House chief of staff , upon his return to Washington. On April 4, Nixon met first with Hald eman, then wi th Mitch ell , then aga in with Haldeman . Three congress men said Doar indicated Nixon might have been told of the Liddy plan - but ·not of plans for U1e actual Watergate break-in -at that time. No Prior Knowledge Nixon always has insisted he had no prior knowledge of the break-in . The corrunittee now may subpoena the April 4 tape -<Jne that it already has requested. The White House said Tuesday it would give the corrunittee no more Watergate evidence, feeling the panel has "the full Charleston, W. Va ., Thu rsda y. CLARA DILGARD · Mrs . Trail is su rvive d by a OKLAHOMA CITY , Okl a . Along W I rh th e new Mrs . Clara Margare t ha son , Alvin . a grand son , two half creations in hair styling Dilgard , 84, former res ident of sisters, Mr s. Harry Bolinger Pomeroy and Middleport, d ied an d Mr s Cliffo rd Young , are the hair fa shion s of the Th ursday at Mercy Hospital , "Pom e roy , a half brothe r , pas.t. which hav e not l a wrence (P e te) Mor a rity , Oklahoma City. Okla . . disappeared, but simply Pomeroy. She was pr eceded in Mrs. Dilgard was born Ju ne achieved new variat ions. dea th by her hu sband sev en 25, Hl90, in Mm er svilte, a . daughter of the late Jac ob and months ago . Fun era l se rvices will be held Margaretha Herrm a n Ma ag . Unli ke women of th e She was preceded in dea th by a t 2 p.m. Sa turday at the Fifth past , when hair sty li ng was her husband, Boyd, in 194q , a Ave nue Chu rc h of God in South beg inning , and ' ju s t son , and several brothers and Ch a rles ton . Buria l wil l be in · deci sion s were few becau se sister s a mong whom was Dr . Cun ningham Memoria l Par k, styles were few , th e E. F. Maag, Middl eport, who St. Alba ns, W. Va . modern woman of today died April 12. has numerous and varied HOWARD PULLINS She is survive d by two BE LPRE - How ard W. sty les from whi c h to daught e r s, Mrs . Marv1n (Yolanda ) ' Fre e man , Pullins , 68 , Bel pre, died at hi s choose. She need not hav e Lak ewood, and Mrs. Gerald residence Thursday a ftern-oon. her hair done like her Mr . Pullin s was born near (June) Ri ce, Oklahoma City, a neighbor's unless she so Coolv ille , a son of Mrs. Blanche sister -in ·law, Mrs E. F. Maag , desires . Middleport, six grandchi ldren , Reed Pullins, who survives, four great -grandch ildr en and and th e Iale Wi lliam H. Pullins. Mr . Pullins spent his ear ly several nieces and r)ephews. let us give your hair Mrs . Dilgard belonged to the life in Cool ville. He retired in beauty and dist inction with Midd leport Church of Christ 1971 fro m FMC Corp ., Parkersone of the many ne w ha ir · and Evangel ine Chapter 172, burg a fter 37 yea rs pf ser v1ce. styles . He wa s a member of the Order of Eastern Star . Funera l services will be at 2 Ca lvary Te mp le Eva ngel is t p.m . Monday at the Rawlings- Chur c h, Pa r ke r sburg , .and Coats Funeral Home with Tex ti le Workers Union .. In additi on to his fath er he George Glaze offi c ia ti ng . Buria l will be in Beech Grove was pr eceded in death by one brother and one ha lf bro,hifr . Cemetery . F riends may call at In a ddition to his mother he the funeral home from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Is survived by his wife , Euni ce 214 E. SECOND ST Found s Pullins ; one daughter, POMEROY. OHIO Marilyn at home ; one: brother, ALICE TRAIL Hom e r Pu llins , Pontiac. PHONE 992-7606 Word has been rece1ved of the une>cpected death of Mrs. Mich., six si sters, Mr s. Hazel Alice Morarity Trai l, South Wedge, Mrs . Gladys Croy and Mrs. Ruth Watkins, all of Columbu s , Mr s. Thel ma Wa t k ins , Cool vil le , Mr s. Florence Wy ers, Reedsville, and Mr s . Mild1ed Br oo ks, ZENITH~GIBSON-HARDWICK Reedsv ill e ; one ha lf -s is ter , Mrs. Julia Deeter , Cool ville ; Oven) and se ve ral nie ces and ALSO nephews. Funera l se rvices will be Monday at 2: 30 p.ni . at the DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE Spen ce r Funera l Home , Bel pre, with the Rev . Gar land Lewi s and the Rev. Cal as 1 T.V. & APPLIANCE Moats officiating . Burial will be in Cool vi lle Ce metery . GAS SERVICE Friends may ca ll at the funeral home a fter I p.m . Satu rday. Chesler, Ohio Phone 985-3307 * 0 ary Committee hearing r oom, IS THIS SUNDAY AT THE . 14900 1397 Said a third : "In my opinion, gence-gathcring operation. and ! Area Deaths ! MOTHER'S DAY · . awareness," said another . AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Everything You Need At KERM'S KORNER 592-6238 "It would determine wh ether the President was invol ved, it would refl ect on pres idential CHATEAU · BEAUTY SALON TONIGHT 10 TIL 2 Mother's Day KAY ' SUCCESS STORIES TO M(YJ'HER WITH LOVE ON • • Sea led prop os a ls wi ll be v r ecei ved by the Ve terans Deed, Sutton . Memo r ta l Hos p1 t a) , Mei gS· J B O'B · R b ta C Count y, Ohio at the Velerans · · n en , 0 er . th ere won 't be a surplus," he Memor ial HospitaL lo cated in O'Br ien to Georgia E. Oiler , ' said. ~~ our latest estimates Pomeroy , Oh •o on Mond ay , Lot, Mi'ddlepart. June 10, 19 74, unt il 12 . 00 No on , Well-known ce lebr it ies from show we will be ·about one-half Ea s te rn Da yli gh t Sav tn gs Marion F. Ma rcum to West all wa lks o f life tel l the ir per cent off on our original Ti me. an d at 1r.al ltme will be s. Pow ell , Orva M. Powell, persona l stor ies of tr iumph opened publ icly an d rea d. lor projections of revenue." the furn ishing o1 a ll la bo r and Loki, Middleport. in the ir l1 eld s bec au se they The Gilligan administration mat ertal n ece ss a ry tor th e Wes t s. Powell, Orva M . o~ e r cn m e thei r hear ing constru cti on of an Emergency tmpa 1rmcnt. has refu sed for months to Tr ea tment Add 1tion , Velerans Powe1l to Jaymar Coa l 'co. agree to any supplemental Memor ia l Hosp ita l, Pomeroy . -Lots , Middl eport. Ohio All wo rk sha ll be done ac cordmg lo the drawtng s ana Cha r les Layne, Ag nes Layne spec if icat ion s a s pre pared by to Lee Payne , Anna Layne, Come m . . Wrtte . .. or Phone Hayes, Dona ldson , Wittenmy er For your FREE CO PY & Par tners . Archttec ls. 60 1 Pa rcels, Le tart. E ight h Slr eet , Port s mo ul h , J . E. Lyon Corp . to Green Ohio . William S.•Diles Separ at e proposa ls wi ll be Hill Homes , Inc., Lot, MidDiles Hearing Aid Center rec ei ved for Genera l Wor k; dleport. Ele c tr1ca 1 Work , P lumbing ' Riverside Professional Bldg. Wor k; Heat ing. Ventil a ting and Green Hill Homes, Inc. to 444 W. Union St.. Athens Air Cond itioning Work ; an a Ha rold Au gust He nnc hse n , Mela l Casewor k. Proposa ls s h a ll b e submi ltcc1 P,n Lot, Middlepor t. TI-IA T SN X'IA /, UW/" THAT u ;'J':'·; 11/o'/! 1\ NUW PHONE: Pro posA l For m contai ned in th e Henry L. Cunningham to I spec 1 f1ca t 1 ons and oth er con S/-/1;8 PHfoTfT Sl'JoX.'/A L 'IVU' tr a ct doc umen ts , wh ic h Melv ina Davidson, Daniel E. doCum ent s are on fil e at , th e Cu · h 1 55 Hospital and at th e offi ce ot th e nmng am , · - 1,40 A., POMEROY, OHIO Arc htl ec l, and are ava ilabl e to Salisbury. l..l L- - - - - - - - - - - ' all prospect 1ve bi dders durin g reg ul ar off ice hou rs unt il !h e •. c)os ing of bid s . On e comp let e se t of bid -..-docum ent s, lo r th e pur pose of • bidd ing , ma y be ob ta ined from Ha ues , Do na ldson . Wi lle nm yer & Par tn ers ,· Architec ls. 601 E ighlh Str"€ et , Port s mouth , . Oh io. Upon depo s it of S50 00 . wh ic h depos il wi ll be refunded • upon retur n of bid document s in good cond il 1on withm a period of fi f! een ( 15 ) day s a ft er ll iA Mil :" IJ i' EN IJANT 7 IJ IA MIJ!\Ill'LUSTER op en ing of bidS." Con tra ct 11•1 t.:A it AT do cume nt s will be ma iled 1/4 CAHAT "l lH oll i;OIII 7 ltery doam n ml5 co llect, upon wr itt en reQuest d wrnunds se t " ' rour>11 c lu ster · an d depos it submitt ed. on 14 t< $tt 14 K Cotd mo unt •" !! · /• Heg J7 9.UO Gold All proposa ls must be ac · · l i2 CARA I' !t1 NC 2'35.00 comp anie d by a bid bond bound Mothers play a vital part in the ministry of the Grace Bible Baptist Church. We 1/2 CA!{A T 29 5 00 l C,\R J\T IH NG ·195.00 in the Spec ifi c a tion s and are dedicated to the raising of Christian young people who love and serve the exec ut ed by a bondi ng company licensed by the State· of Ohio Lord Jesus Christ. Without the help of Godly mothers, our task would be near payable lo the or der of the Own er in an amount no! less impossible. Plan to visit our services this week and help us honor our mothers. than fiv e (5 pet.) of the amount r ol the bids . The bond or chec k WE WILL HONOR: sha ll b e for le1le.d if the bidder fails to enter into a con tr ac l wi th sa 1d owner . Th e bon ds or chec ks of th e th ree lowest * EVERY MOTHER WITH A BEAUTIFUL CARNATION bidd ers will be held unfi t the execul ton of the contr ac t and DI AM ON IJ L \1\HJN\:S the furni shing of the requ ired IJL\ )JON JJ ll l ~ l: lli i\ MON ll l'AMEO IJIA MOND ONYX *THE YOUNGEST MOTHER, OLDEST MOTHER, AND THE MOTHE~ . p er~o r mance bond , a ft er whic h Shi mmfl ri ng rl•amond Hand ca',.,ed l;lnth an l doamonu 5 Genu me Onv ~ 0 n t tn each earrJng Vv th ey Wi ll be r~ tu ed on wit h d iamoncj. 5 , "''•lh d•il m o n d. Pi..-c!"d. Whitt or WITH THE MOST CHILDREN IN OUR SERVICES of oth er demand The chec 51! ! on yello"" Set 10 Vell o,... 1\Jlltfi, Ellll'mlth • 'fello w 14K Gold , or wh ite guiU. SOlid Go h.l. o r SHpphntl\, In "Honor thy father and' thy mother . .. that it bidd er s will be . etur ned on 14 K Ge~(rl · demand afte r t e bid s are may be well with "thee, and thou 111ayest live can va ssed · EVERY YOUNGSTER WHOSE MOTHER IS A'per formance bo nd and a labo r long on the earth." .J . an d mate ria l payme nt bond , Ephesi~ns 6; 2,' 3 ,PRESENT WITH A GIFT bo lh of 100 pet. of th e amoun t of the con tr ac t, W1 lh s at i~ fa c tor y sure t1es , wi ll be requ!red from the succ essful bidde rs for th e ~lll' lllr:J<'S l't N SERVICES faithf ul perfo rmance _of the will cherish wor k lor each contra ct aw ar SUNDAY SCHOOL -:::--=--- -10 :00 A. M.~ SO • hl nhl to ne for LAST WEEK'S RECORD ded . tnembtr of the MORNING SERVICE · 11 :00 A. M. Bids sha n be subm ift ed to the l• milv , St.. 1ing Sliver SUNDAYSCHOOL----- - -257 0<" Gold f llltd. Owner only upon th e plan s and EVENING SERV-ICE 7:~0 P.M. CONVERSION'S and ADbiTIONS - - - - 6 FASHION sp ecificat ions tha t ha ve been DIAM ON D DIAMON D 7:30P.M. WEDNESDAY SERVICE obta ine d from !he off ice of lhe LOCKET PENDANT CROSS Ar chitect Betu t oful F11hron Loclr el Stunnt"'ii d oaorw lld stt Outmorx. turdroo . Th e right is r eser ved _by the io .YtiiOW·wil h Z4·ioch 1n Ste rh ng solvtr Crou . J>!!M dt CII in StrrllngSt!l/l!f, -·- owner to re ;ecni nY: ancr atl bid s. yell ow Gold Fill,ed Ch<>in. · and no b1dd er ma y withdraw his Fl4!g. 88 Reg. btd tor a period of for ty-fiv e {JSI 888 Ueg. 16.00 ' 9.95 da ys MOTHER S HINt: 18,50 "The Ohio Valley's Most Exciting Church" By ord er of th e Meigs A O..utlful ••nlimell ta l . Counly • gj lt lor Mothllf. A birth1 Hospita l Comm iss ion and Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ke1o Coleman, Pastor 110111! lor t DCh of her . 212 E. MAIN c hild ren. (fiU I Uone inVe t e ra ns Me mor1a l eluded) Solod Yell ow or Hosqi ta!, ln c. Temporanly meeting next to the Mason Cowuv Fairqrounds POMERdY I Whht Gold. · Pome roy , OhiO 1 ,1 ' (5 ) 10 , 17 , 2 4, 3 1. 4tc GEO. HALL by • Transfers de termination. ' ' Hair • ' • Property 'Pff, KING OF i lead er s did not shy fr om discussing the consequences on the party and the nation -<Jf a presidential resignation. In the high-<:eilinged Judici- ,. HURRY! SUPPLY LIMITED! INGELS FURNITURE BAN~ MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 · TO 5 (CLOS~ RATE FINANCING ki·~-b-~-~-Rilii~.li~•N-.T.HU. ,R·S-.)-E•A.,S•T""co•u•R"'"r""'c,'.T "'....... ~~fCI~SALE•~ea~nceS.,• ., r .. ... .I \.tt I • • I I �. ' .. " ' • • >.!', Hospit~, announces changes in key ptanage~ent posts -. ' _,.. 7- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. Friday, May 10, 1974 Se ll ards has been employed at Pleasant Valley Hospital for· th e past three years as the Credit Mana ger and Business Office Supervisor. His previous wor k experi ence included four years as a Soperviscr of the Ins ur a nce Department Do~r, in secret, tells committee of possible Nixon -inJ.? olvement By MIKE FEINSILBER . WASHINGTON (U P!) Only one day into ils im· peachment hearings , th e House Judiciary Committee has been told that President · Nixon m'lY have been more intimately involved in Watergate than he ever has acknowledged. The inference that Nixon had at least general knowledge of the Republicans' illegal plan to conduct espionage against the Democrats came behind closed doors from John M. Dear, the imcommittee's chief peaclunent counsel. Methodically -in a session characterized later by Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr., R-N .Y., as at Cabeii -Huntin gton HQspital in . Hun ti ngton. . He ts a Rota rian where he h"s been. th e secretar y- · He is a licensed Cer tifi ed treasurer for the past two Public Accoun !ant In both West year s and was recently elecU!d Virgin ia ahd Ohi o:· Pri or to vice-president of the Rotary comin g to Pleasant Vall ey Club for the C'Jilling year. Hospital , Clark was in publ ic Mike's wife, Betty, is employed accounting wOrk as well as at Citize ns Na tional Bank in being a par t-time Associa te Poi nt Pleasa nt and they reside Professor of accounting at Ri o at 509 Chandler Drive. Grande College . He is married to the former Irene Big ham and they are the parenls of three children, Beth , age , 13, Kenn eth , age 10 and Becky, For All Occasions ·age 6. They resid e at 439 Jerry We Wire Flowers Street in Gallipolis. Everywhere Mike Se llard 's responan Uild ergraduate · ·degr t!t: m AcCoun ting an ~ a M as t~rs of Bu s in e ss Admin is tr a ti on deg ree from Ohi o Univer sity. FLOWERS "sober" - Doar read from a thick, black looseleaf notebook called "Book 1." He presented evidence for two and a half hours to the first ·congressional hearing in 100 years into the possible impeaclunent of a president. The event itself was undramatic. But the hearing became one more source of pressure on a besieged Nixon. Ford Quavers On the hustings in Illinois, Vice President Gerald R. Ford no longer claimed he could find no evidence of presidential wrongdoing in Nixon's Watergate transcripls. And in Congress Republican sibilities as bu siness manager will primarily include pallent billin gs, accoun ls receivables, credit a nd co llec ti ons, ad· millin g offi ce, cas hi ers, Representing the two lines are 1 to r, Vicki Neutzling, Gewanna Johnsen, Karen Kent, Barbara Clark, Sue Stodola and Sue Fox . Direc tion of the variety presenta tion is by . faculty member, Dick Nease. · THE WAHAMA HIGH SCHOOL Variety Show which will play at 8:08 p.m. Sa turday in the school auditoriwn will fea tu re a hobo line and a Charleston dance group . communi cations , phys ician recepti oni s ts Processin g. and Da ta 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992 -203• Ph. 992-5721 . IN MANAGEMENT POSITIONS - James Clark (left) Office closings to give savings Persons liv ing in certa in rural areas of the sta te. incl udi ng Meigs County , Wi ll file continuing claims for unem. pl oym ent compensa tiOn by Lo nd on , McCo nn el sv ill e, Po m e r o y , Urban a . Wilmin gton , and Woodsfield . Estimated annual sewings to ha ve to r~p o r t to the regular sui table work . OBES off1ce of their choice just Full-time offi ces are loca ted withi n re lati ve ly s hor t di s ta nces of the pa r .t-ti me agency as a r esul t of once every four weeks . They would , duri ng the mail claim peri od , hav e to me.e t a ll ~ mai l . closin g dow n the part-time eli gibili ty requi rements for Ohio Burea u of Employment Services lOBES ) Ad . ministra tor William E. Garnes said the last day to file lfl person at Pomeroy is May 16. Pomer oy Co un cil was informed last week of the termination of the lease for two, days weekly by the OB ES. Actin g on the a uthor ity provided in the Unemployment Comp ensa ti on Legisla ti on whic h became effec tive last Jan. I , Garnes said the use of mail claim service will enable the agency to close down 12 part-time offi ces. Those offices - all of which opera te for two days a week or less - are located in Cadiz, Caldw ell , Circleville, Eas t Pales tine. Ea ton, Hillsboro, offices w'as pu t at close to unempl oym ent compensation. offi ces. Du ring th at vi sit , th e claimanl will be provided with $40,000. The OB ES Admini strator Th ese include being available the matcria l requ ll'ed to fil e the fOI' a nd claim by mail. UH~ said the soaring cost or ga s oline make s il im · pra ctical to require someone who is unemployed to travel substantial di stances to fil e a claim for unemploym ent compensation. Coupled with budge t reductions imposed on OBES by the U. S. Department of Labor, it was decided tha t th e age ncy. usi ng the author ity given 1t in the new Unemploy ment Compensa ti on Law , could close down the pa rt-ti me offices w1thout affec tin g service to claimants . Unde r th e ma il cl aim pr ocedure, claimants would ' The MEIGS INN·The most popular night club in the tri-county area is proud to present ac ti vely seek ing Plans for lottery money anno~ced UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Gov. John J . Gilligan Thur~day laid out his own blueprint for spending the first $43.5 million from tbe new state lottery more than half of it for financing the Vi etnam War bonus and underwriting local vocational education projecls. The governor outlined a hst of 13 appropriations and said he would submit them in bill form to the legislature next week . He said the money would come from the first year of operation of the lottery , as estimated by the state Lottery Commission. The game is expected to begin in late J.uly or early August, the governor said. Gilligan empha s ized he anti cipates no surplu s in general state revenues when the fiscal year ends June 30. "There is no surplus and was appointed to the position of Controller and Michael Sellards I right ) was appointed to the position of Business Manager, it is learned through announcement from James L. Farley, Executive Director of Pleasant Valley Hospital. Two Michael 1Mike) Sellards to the Mana geme nt position of Business Man age r, positwns a t Pleasa nt Valley Hospi tal, both on the Depart- both effective mun edi?tely . Clark 's primary r espon si biliti es will in clud e acco untin g , pay roll, a ccounts paya bl e, internal auditin g, third party reimbur se ment and pr epara tion of the· Annu al Budget and monthly Financial Slatemenls . Clark is a native of the Logan, Ohio area and holds PT . PLEASANT c hanges in ment Manager leve l, have been announ ced by Pl easant Valley Hospital Executive Director, Jamc.s L. Farlev. They \\'ere I Jim ) James Clark, C.P.A. appointed to the position of Contro ller and by governor TUX RENTAL ' '' •' • • CATCHER BEANED CAGUAS , P.R. (UP! ) - A revenues were not available. catcher was hit on the head Gilligan sa id he had to set with a hat Wednesday night in for th hi s proposals to use the a free-fer-all that occurred lottery money, even though the during the ninth inning or a game has not begun, to give the Puerto Rican Amateur General Assembly time to act Baseball League game. before it adjourns for the year, Police said Adalberto Pena , expected in July. 19, catcher for the Caguas "Unless the General Assemteam , was taken to a local bly adopls the necessary legOkey Pu llins , Mattie Pullins ho spital where he was in very islation, we won 't be able to use to Roger C. Gaul, Chloris L. s ~rious condition. Caguas was the money at all ," he said . " I GaL~ . 61 A. , Ora nge. playing Hufna cao . am now proposing · what I Carro ll R. Norris , Addie W. believe to be the best use of the Norns to J am es R. Ada ms , money. The General Assembly Car ol J . Ad ams , .59 A., will have to make the final Syracuse. • ' appropriations, claiming .the Meigs Howard W. Dunn , Alverna A, Dun n to J ewell Curtis , Nor ma Curtis, Lot, Pomeroy . Anna Welch to Reva L. Pa tterso n: Lo t. Rutla nd Villa ge. Charles H. Theiss , Bonnie F. Theiss to Ma r ty L. Morarity.. LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Joy K. Morarity, Correction • 12 • "They Overcame Hearing Loss" • Form\]/ Summer occasions need tuxedos. White or ~ark tones; shawl or peaked collar. Fr ee Booklet es pec ia ll y pr e pared to e nc ou rag e Am cr tcan s at a ll ages who suff er from un cor rected or untreated heari ng lo5s to seek he lp AND THE HALLMARKS l' \.. . e r /' . 14900 iU ifOO IId~ b ~ 2950 New York Clothing House • ,1 ' •J .. ). W. Rodino J r., at a brie fin g Res igna tions accep ted were mower . those of Ho w e~rd Nolan, in - . The board agreed to par dus tri al a rt s tea c her. an d t1cip~1 te in a voca ti ona l Ga vle P rice, c hemistr y, econom 1c r.: hild development physics and general science pfog ram . The board approved in s tructor. Empl oyed wer e the gr a duation of 59 seniors if Micha el Elberfe ld , industria l th ey mee t req uir eme nt s . press covera ge . Rodino sn id closed sessions were neccssar)· beccmse Ule evidence " may tend to defa me, degrade or incrim inate' ' some persons. He or der ed th e T V cmn cr us whl' elcd out. refuses to comply. His refusal could be treated as grounds for .James D. St. Clair , Nixon 's chief lawyer, WHS mittee room to on ly one out- SAT. NIGHT spec ia l edu cation. Hamm was al so named junior high football coach. 1 The resig nation of De lber t Ours as custodian at Portland was accepted . Applications for the job are being accepted at the offi ce of Bob Ord , BY GARY CLARK superintendent, at the hig h school. Jeff Gilland hurled the first Hired Thursday night were no-hitter of the year for Coach Bert Grueser , George Johnson , Grant Ba rnette's Wahama William Nease and Ann ie White Falcon baseball nme Nea s e , cu s todian s , Larry when he pitched a no-hit Smith , Charles Wolfe and shut out over the Hurricane Charles Lawr ence, bus Redskins. drivers, and Karen Johnson, Gill a nd also work ed th e mound fo r Wahama in the fir st game when he fired a two hit Mississ ippi State, both chose n THE HAllMARKS THEY PLA I IT ALL! THE MEIGS INN ' PH. 992-3629 , I$ .'. : 1• • ' .... ~. •:. . SCENTED TOILETRIES I '._3 •·. M IL L ST. FREE GIFT WRAPPING Ml DD 1:E PORT, 0 . SAlE 100% solid·state (III~IIIIO~(OlOrRII ' . WAS $449 Hesson two singles and one :::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::·:-:-::;.;::::::::.:::::::::::::::::~:::: . DOWN $14 MILLION COLUMB US I UP! I Stale tax offi cials today put Falcon runners on second to and third. Danny Gardner then singled to plate one run as Hesson held at third. Greg Camp then 'brought Hesson home with a perfect bunt. Gilland did the rest to give the White Falcons a double ding. below estimated re ceipts whi ch means the Ohio General Assembly will have 11 hold the line" in spen· The announcement was made by state Tax Cum· missioner Robert J. Kosydar and John Olsen, spe cial assistant to Gov. John J . Gilligan for the office of Budget and Managem ent. Medicare consultant Wednesday visitor N. W. COM PION, 0. D. ., OPTOMETRIST. OFFICE HOURST 30 TO 12, 2 ·, :~ 1'.4 ; I '\Of I -~ I . stolen base ; Gardner smg le and one RBI, G. Camp one RBI; Lambert single ; Ha rm on stolen base. PITCHING IP R H SO W Gilland ( 4-1 1 5 0 0 4 2 announc e-d the stat e's general revenue collec tions for April fell $14 million .POMERdY; OHIO I I. M) ' I. r emaining be fore me etin g Ms. Martha Graves , Con- diet. the Holzer Home Health suitan t to Hom e Health Nurse will help yo u and your Facilities, Ohi o Department of fa mily in meal pl annin g. Health, vi s ited the Holzer Ph ys ica l and speec h a nd . Medical Center Home Health hearing therapy in the home an Service and its advisory board also be arranged fo r you as Wednesday afternoon to ex- ordered by yo ur physician. plain the advisory group:s-.. The Holz ~r Home Health responsibilities to thi s com- staff visits patien ls in the munity. hospital ·ar ea wh o are located An advi sory committee for within 30 minutes driving time Holzer 's Home Health Service from Holzer. is composed of a cross section The Holzer Home Health of ,the community and includes Nurse VIsi ts patienls who are U!achers , physicians, nurses disabled b)' many different and housewives. The kinds of physica l problems responsibilities of this com- includin g arthritis ,. cancer , mittee a.r'e to assist in progr"l"' heart deficiencie s. diabetes pl~nning, and creating .and and other chronic and noninterpreting the best policies · conta gious diseases. · that apply to Holzer Home Members of the Holzer Health Services in this area.. Medical .Center Home Health What are some of the ser- Service Advisory Board who vices the Holzer Home Health attended the meeting with Ms . staff performs !or you when a Martha Graves from the Ohio home ,visit' is made ' First of Department of Health -were all , a registen>d n.urse provides Mrs . Sue Beverly , chairman.; skille<l home nursing care :for Mrs . Frances Thomas. Mrs. you. I! you are confined to your Betty Martin, R.N . ; Mrs. • home , the Holzer Home Health Len ora Rogers, Dr. Ralph staff can show your family the Burner, Robert Fanning, and! correct ways to care !or you, Herman Dillon , and the Holzer which can give aict' and en- Home Health staff, Mrs. Jea n courageinent to a home-bound . Neal, R.N., director and Miss patient of any age. If vour Cameron Spears, R. N. doctor prescribes a special . and \ .. . J MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE wrey , chosen on the 17th round, In the nightcap Wahama scored two runs in the hrst to give Gilland all he needed . Danny Harmon got things rolling when he reached base on an error. Hesson singled to Wah_~ a . now has only two regular season games I' r from Arkansas Sta te. IP R H SO W moved to 38-14. 5 0 2 5 1 In the first game the White Gilland 13·1 ) Falcons plated two runs in the SECOND GAM E bottom of the first to give them 12 3 4 5 RH E the victory. Hurricane 0 0 000 001 Mike Lewis led off with a 2 00 0 0x 2 4 0 base knock. Harmon fo ll owed Wahama with another safe blow to put to WAHAMA HIT T ING : Falcon runners on base with no header sweep over Hurricane . . oil - ROSE I ".·IL'iO . lWTI/~'U :~VA}' f . tRDS " off ensive lineman Doug Lo- seaSon record fo r Wahama won . " . li~l he hoped sessions after M.:t:, 11 would be open to news and telev ision coverage . GRE AT SELECTION OF GIFT IT EMS TO PLEASE ALL MOTHERS on the lith round ; guard Greg Fountain, a 14th round pick from Mississippi Sta te, and Falcon no-hitter outs. Harmon was then gunned down trying to steal before Rick Hesson delivered an unscorin g sin gle to cent er . He sson's ball got by the centerfielder which enabled him to score to give Wahama a 2-0 lead. The rest of the game was a pitcher's duel which Gilland . '' draft choices. Gilland pitches , I • New York Jet s annowJCed today the signing of fotu- 1974 science and Mary Skaggs. :!!I i NEW YO RK I UPl i - 'llw and commencement a t 8 p .m . . Ca rnahan . GEO. HALL 10 til. 2 .rq. .JETS SIGN FOUR chemis try, physi cs and general 111e ~aring s a re 'expected to C'<lntinue until ~ul y. But Rodino GlVE MOM ROSES admitte<l but warned tha t he could Coi1Vey what he heard in the com- May 1:1 . Attend i n~ t11e mee ting were pnncipals Bub Beegle . James Wi ckli ne , James Adams and Larry Wolfe, ~md board members. Dennie Hill . De nny Evans , Dav1<J Nease , Jack Bostick and Grover Salser , J r ., testify. si c!er H1cha r d M. N1xon . Sl. Ch1ir, Wl kmg tu rPport(! rS, precli ctccl th e ll u ' I'H~ would not impt; ach Nix on l h· smd t1c ha d no plans tu br ing -- m y d ienl" N i~x on --tu The four are 5-foot -11 c-ornerback Eugene Bird, from So utha rts , Mic hael Hobac k. Bacca luurea te will be at 2 p.m. Supt. Ord an d clerk Nancy er n Miss iss ip pi, and wid e receive r Bill Buckley from e leme nt a ry, J ames Ha mm, BEST IN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • the session to telev is ion and kindergarten helper. May 19. two tea che rs who Hre retiring Plans were made for hH ving Jesse Brinke r was lured as a were accepted and several a hea d slcl r t program at the subs ltlul c bus dr1 vcr and teachers were employed by the Rac ine F.e lmenlary Sc hool th1s Bro wn 's F ire and Sa fe ly Southern Loca l Sc hool Distmt summ er. Supt. Ord wa s named Serv1 ce was given the cuntraet Board of Education Thursday to secu re prices on a new 12 to servtce fi re extinguishers night. hor sepower ndin g lawn The boa rd recessed until K&C ·JEWELERS' ., Commi ttee Chairman Peter Over the objections of Hcp. John Conyers, Jr .. D-Mich., th e committee voted :ll-6 to close RAC INE - Hes ignations of R•d I enOUr S GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH v impea chment, they say 2 teachers retire GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH ·1188. afte r the closed hearing, said then Haldeman goes in to tal k the committee might discu.ss to the President, then there subpoenas nex t week. must be an inference that Ule So me members feel Nixon President had pri or knowled- should be subpoenaed and cited gl' ." fo r contempt of Congress 1f he Point Pleasant 111 the sectional tour) lament on Monday . The White Falcons were slated to visit Parkersburg South at 4:00 p.m. and Marietta at 7:30p.m. today. story." FIRSTGAMF; " We've got to get that tape," 1 2 3 45 Rll F. said one member after hearing Hurricane 00000 020 Doar. Wahama 2000 x 2 32 WAHAMA HIITING: Lewis r--------------~-----~----~ shut out to re cord two VICtori es single and one stolen base; Harmon single ; Hesson single · in the same day. and one RB I. ! Gill a nd 's reco rd on the PITCHING mound is now 4-l whil e th e 37 •• \ if Haldema n had conversations with the people who were putti ng together the 1ntelli- KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave 14 5 Doar fo cused attention on evenls which occurred in the Oval Office before the Jun e 17, 1972, Water gate break-in. On March 30, 1972, Jeb Stuart Magruder, then running the Committee to Re.;,lect the Fresident , mel with John N. Mitchell at Key Biscayne. Fla . Magruder testified later tha t Mitchell at that meeting af>proved a modified version of G. Gordon Liddy's "intelligen cegathering plan." Magruder then met with H. R. Haldeman, White House chief of staff , upon his return to Washington. On April 4, Nixon met first with Hald eman, then wi th Mitch ell , then aga in with Haldeman . Three congress men said Doar indicated Nixon might have been told of the Liddy plan - but ·not of plans for U1e actual Watergate break-in -at that time. No Prior Knowledge Nixon always has insisted he had no prior knowledge of the break-in . The corrunittee now may subpoena the April 4 tape -<Jne that it already has requested. The White House said Tuesday it would give the corrunittee no more Watergate evidence, feeling the panel has "the full Charleston, W. Va ., Thu rsda y. CLARA DILGARD · Mrs . Trail is su rvive d by a OKLAHOMA CITY , Okl a . Along W I rh th e new Mrs . Clara Margare t ha son , Alvin . a grand son , two half creations in hair styling Dilgard , 84, former res ident of sisters, Mr s. Harry Bolinger Pomeroy and Middleport, d ied an d Mr s Cliffo rd Young , are the hair fa shion s of the Th ursday at Mercy Hospital , "Pom e roy , a half brothe r , pas.t. which hav e not l a wrence (P e te) Mor a rity , Oklahoma City. Okla . . disappeared, but simply Pomeroy. She was pr eceded in Mrs. Dilgard was born Ju ne achieved new variat ions. dea th by her hu sband sev en 25, Hl90, in Mm er svilte, a . daughter of the late Jac ob and months ago . Fun era l se rvices will be held Margaretha Herrm a n Ma ag . Unli ke women of th e She was preceded in dea th by a t 2 p.m. Sa turday at the Fifth past , when hair sty li ng was her husband, Boyd, in 194q , a Ave nue Chu rc h of God in South beg inning , and ' ju s t son , and several brothers and Ch a rles ton . Buria l wil l be in · deci sion s were few becau se sister s a mong whom was Dr . Cun ningham Memoria l Par k, styles were few , th e E. F. Maag, Middl eport, who St. Alba ns, W. Va . modern woman of today died April 12. has numerous and varied HOWARD PULLINS She is survive d by two BE LPRE - How ard W. sty les from whi c h to daught e r s, Mrs . Marv1n (Yolanda ) ' Fre e man , Pullins , 68 , Bel pre, died at hi s choose. She need not hav e Lak ewood, and Mrs. Gerald residence Thursday a ftern-oon. her hair done like her Mr . Pullin s was born near (June) Ri ce, Oklahoma City, a neighbor's unless she so Coolv ille , a son of Mrs. Blanche sister -in ·law, Mrs E. F. Maag , desires . Middleport, six grandchi ldren , Reed Pullins, who survives, four great -grandch ildr en and and th e Iale Wi lliam H. Pullins. Mr . Pullins spent his ear ly several nieces and r)ephews. let us give your hair Mrs . Dilgard belonged to the life in Cool ville. He retired in beauty and dist inction with Midd leport Church of Christ 1971 fro m FMC Corp ., Parkersone of the many ne w ha ir · and Evangel ine Chapter 172, burg a fter 37 yea rs pf ser v1ce. styles . He wa s a member of the Order of Eastern Star . Funera l services will be at 2 Ca lvary Te mp le Eva ngel is t p.m . Monday at the Rawlings- Chur c h, Pa r ke r sburg , .and Coats Funeral Home with Tex ti le Workers Union .. In additi on to his fath er he George Glaze offi c ia ti ng . Buria l will be in Beech Grove was pr eceded in death by one brother and one ha lf bro,hifr . Cemetery . F riends may call at In a ddition to his mother he the funeral home from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Is survived by his wife , Euni ce 214 E. SECOND ST Found s Pullins ; one daughter, POMEROY. OHIO Marilyn at home ; one: brother, ALICE TRAIL Hom e r Pu llins , Pontiac. PHONE 992-7606 Word has been rece1ved of the une>cpected death of Mrs. Mich., six si sters, Mr s. Hazel Alice Morarity Trai l, South Wedge, Mrs . Gladys Croy and Mrs. Ruth Watkins, all of Columbu s , Mr s. Thel ma Wa t k ins , Cool vil le , Mr s. Florence Wy ers, Reedsville, and Mr s . Mild1ed Br oo ks, ZENITH~GIBSON-HARDWICK Reedsv ill e ; one ha lf -s is ter , Mrs. Julia Deeter , Cool ville ; Oven) and se ve ral nie ces and ALSO nephews. Funera l se rvices will be Monday at 2: 30 p.ni . at the DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE Spen ce r Funera l Home , Bel pre, with the Rev . Gar land Lewi s and the Rev. Cal as 1 T.V. & APPLIANCE Moats officiating . Burial will be in Cool vi lle Ce metery . GAS SERVICE Friends may ca ll at the funeral home a fter I p.m . Satu rday. Chesler, Ohio Phone 985-3307 * 0 ary Committee hearing r oom, IS THIS SUNDAY AT THE . 14900 1397 Said a third : "In my opinion, gence-gathcring operation. and ! Area Deaths ! MOTHER'S DAY · . awareness," said another . AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Everything You Need At KERM'S KORNER 592-6238 "It would determine wh ether the President was invol ved, it would refl ect on pres idential CHATEAU · BEAUTY SALON TONIGHT 10 TIL 2 Mother's Day KAY ' SUCCESS STORIES TO M(YJ'HER WITH LOVE ON • • Sea led prop os a ls wi ll be v r ecei ved by the Ve terans Deed, Sutton . Memo r ta l Hos p1 t a) , Mei gS· J B O'B · R b ta C Count y, Ohio at the Velerans · · n en , 0 er . th ere won 't be a surplus," he Memor ial HospitaL lo cated in O'Br ien to Georgia E. Oiler , ' said. ~~ our latest estimates Pomeroy , Oh •o on Mond ay , Lot, Mi'ddlepart. June 10, 19 74, unt il 12 . 00 No on , Well-known ce lebr it ies from show we will be ·about one-half Ea s te rn Da yli gh t Sav tn gs Marion F. Ma rcum to West all wa lks o f life tel l the ir per cent off on our original Ti me. an d at 1r.al ltme will be s. Pow ell , Orva M. Powell, persona l stor ies of tr iumph opened publ icly an d rea d. lor projections of revenue." the furn ishing o1 a ll la bo r and Loki, Middleport. in the ir l1 eld s bec au se they The Gilligan administration mat ertal n ece ss a ry tor th e Wes t s. Powell, Orva M . o~ e r cn m e thei r hear ing constru cti on of an Emergency tmpa 1rmcnt. has refu sed for months to Tr ea tment Add 1tion , Velerans Powe1l to Jaymar Coa l 'co. agree to any supplemental Memor ia l Hosp ita l, Pomeroy . -Lots , Middl eport. Ohio All wo rk sha ll be done ac cordmg lo the drawtng s ana Cha r les Layne, Ag nes Layne spec if icat ion s a s pre pared by to Lee Payne , Anna Layne, Come m . . Wrtte . .. or Phone Hayes, Dona ldson , Wittenmy er For your FREE CO PY & Par tners . Archttec ls. 60 1 Pa rcels, Le tart. E ight h Slr eet , Port s mo ul h , J . E. Lyon Corp . to Green Ohio . William S.•Diles Separ at e proposa ls wi ll be Hill Homes , Inc., Lot, MidDiles Hearing Aid Center rec ei ved for Genera l Wor k; dleport. Ele c tr1ca 1 Work , P lumbing ' Riverside Professional Bldg. Wor k; Heat ing. Ventil a ting and Green Hill Homes, Inc. to 444 W. Union St.. Athens Air Cond itioning Work ; an a Ha rold Au gust He nnc hse n , Mela l Casewor k. Proposa ls s h a ll b e submi ltcc1 P,n Lot, Middlepor t. TI-IA T SN X'IA /, UW/" THAT u ;'J':'·; 11/o'/! 1\ NUW PHONE: Pro posA l For m contai ned in th e Henry L. Cunningham to I spec 1 f1ca t 1 ons and oth er con S/-/1;8 PHfoTfT Sl'JoX.'/A L 'IVU' tr a ct doc umen ts , wh ic h Melv ina Davidson, Daniel E. doCum ent s are on fil e at , th e Cu · h 1 55 Hospital and at th e offi ce ot th e nmng am , · - 1,40 A., POMEROY, OHIO Arc htl ec l, and are ava ilabl e to Salisbury. l..l L- - - - - - - - - - - ' all prospect 1ve bi dders durin g reg ul ar off ice hou rs unt il !h e •. c)os ing of bid s . On e comp let e se t of bid -..-docum ent s, lo r th e pur pose of • bidd ing , ma y be ob ta ined from Ha ues , Do na ldson . Wi lle nm yer & Par tn ers ,· Architec ls. 601 E ighlh Str"€ et , Port s mouth , . Oh io. Upon depo s it of S50 00 . wh ic h depos il wi ll be refunded • upon retur n of bid document s in good cond il 1on withm a period of fi f! een ( 15 ) day s a ft er ll iA Mil :" IJ i' EN IJANT 7 IJ IA MIJ!\Ill'LUSTER op en ing of bidS." Con tra ct 11•1 t.:A it AT do cume nt s will be ma iled 1/4 CAHAT "l lH oll i;OIII 7 ltery doam n ml5 co llect, upon wr itt en reQuest d wrnunds se t " ' rour>11 c lu ster · an d depos it submitt ed. on 14 t< $tt 14 K Cotd mo unt •" !! · /• Heg J7 9.UO Gold All proposa ls must be ac · · l i2 CARA I' !t1 NC 2'35.00 comp anie d by a bid bond bound Mothers play a vital part in the ministry of the Grace Bible Baptist Church. We 1/2 CA!{A T 29 5 00 l C,\R J\T IH NG ·195.00 in the Spec ifi c a tion s and are dedicated to the raising of Christian young people who love and serve the exec ut ed by a bondi ng company licensed by the State· of Ohio Lord Jesus Christ. Without the help of Godly mothers, our task would be near payable lo the or der of the Own er in an amount no! less impossible. Plan to visit our services this week and help us honor our mothers. than fiv e (5 pet.) of the amount r ol the bids . The bond or chec k WE WILL HONOR: sha ll b e for le1le.d if the bidder fails to enter into a con tr ac l wi th sa 1d owner . Th e bon ds or chec ks of th e th ree lowest * EVERY MOTHER WITH A BEAUTIFUL CARNATION bidd ers will be held unfi t the execul ton of the contr ac t and DI AM ON IJ L \1\HJN\:S the furni shing of the requ ired IJL\ )JON JJ ll l ~ l: lli i\ MON ll l'AMEO IJIA MOND ONYX *THE YOUNGEST MOTHER, OLDEST MOTHER, AND THE MOTHE~ . p er~o r mance bond , a ft er whic h Shi mmfl ri ng rl•amond Hand ca',.,ed l;lnth an l doamonu 5 Genu me Onv ~ 0 n t tn each earrJng Vv th ey Wi ll be r~ tu ed on wit h d iamoncj. 5 , "''•lh d•il m o n d. Pi..-c!"d. Whitt or WITH THE MOST CHILDREN IN OUR SERVICES of oth er demand The chec 51! ! on yello"" Set 10 Vell o,... 1\Jlltfi, Ellll'mlth • 'fello w 14K Gold , or wh ite guiU. SOlid Go h.l. o r SHpphntl\, In "Honor thy father and' thy mother . .. that it bidd er s will be . etur ned on 14 K Ge~(rl · demand afte r t e bid s are may be well with "thee, and thou 111ayest live can va ssed · EVERY YOUNGSTER WHOSE MOTHER IS A'per formance bo nd and a labo r long on the earth." .J . an d mate ria l payme nt bond , Ephesi~ns 6; 2,' 3 ,PRESENT WITH A GIFT bo lh of 100 pet. of th e amoun t of the con tr ac t, W1 lh s at i~ fa c tor y sure t1es , wi ll be requ!red from the succ essful bidde rs for th e ~lll' lllr:J<'S l't N SERVICES faithf ul perfo rmance _of the will cherish wor k lor each contra ct aw ar SUNDAY SCHOOL -:::--=--- -10 :00 A. M.~ SO • hl nhl to ne for LAST WEEK'S RECORD ded . tnembtr of the MORNING SERVICE · 11 :00 A. M. Bids sha n be subm ift ed to the l• milv , St.. 1ing Sliver SUNDAYSCHOOL----- - -257 0<" Gold f llltd. Owner only upon th e plan s and EVENING SERV-ICE 7:~0 P.M. CONVERSION'S and ADbiTIONS - - - - 6 FASHION sp ecificat ions tha t ha ve been DIAM ON D DIAMON D 7:30P.M. WEDNESDAY SERVICE obta ine d from !he off ice of lhe LOCKET PENDANT CROSS Ar chitect Betu t oful F11hron Loclr el Stunnt"'ii d oaorw lld stt Outmorx. turdroo . Th e right is r eser ved _by the io .YtiiOW·wil h Z4·ioch 1n Ste rh ng solvtr Crou . J>!!M dt CII in StrrllngSt!l/l!f, -·- owner to re ;ecni nY: ancr atl bid s. yell ow Gold Fill,ed Ch<>in. · and no b1dd er ma y withdraw his Fl4!g. 88 Reg. btd tor a period of for ty-fiv e {JSI 888 Ueg. 16.00 ' 9.95 da ys MOTHER S HINt: 18,50 "The Ohio Valley's Most Exciting Church" By ord er of th e Meigs A O..utlful ••nlimell ta l . Counly • gj lt lor Mothllf. A birth1 Hospita l Comm iss ion and Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ke1o Coleman, Pastor 110111! lor t DCh of her . 212 E. MAIN c hild ren. (fiU I Uone inVe t e ra ns Me mor1a l eluded) Solod Yell ow or Hosqi ta!, ln c. Temporanly meeting next to the Mason Cowuv Fairqrounds POMERdY I Whht Gold. · Pome roy , OhiO 1 ,1 ' (5 ) 10 , 17 , 2 4, 3 1. 4tc GEO. HALL by • Transfers de termination. ' ' Hair • ' • Property 'Pff, KING OF i lead er s did not shy fr om discussing the consequences on the party and the nation -<Jf a presidential resignation. In the high-<:eilinged Judici- ,. HURRY! SUPPLY LIMITED! INGELS FURNITURE BAN~ MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 · TO 5 (CLOS~ RATE FINANCING ki·~-b-~-~-Rilii~.li~•N-.T.HU. ,R·S-.)-E•A.,S•T""co•u•R"'"r""'c,'.T "'....... ~~fCI~SALE•~ea~nceS.,• ., r .. ... .I \.tt I • • I I �9 - 1he Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtda\ Mal 10 1914 Tele~~A~~~~974 Log 8- 1 h< IJHtly :;euttnel Mtrldlepot t Pomet u1 0 ~ 11<1 tl ~I 1 10 1~ 14 hu POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perr n oas 01 Roy Ma ye r Su ld<t y ~c t oo ~upt ChU r ch worsh p SC hOol serv ce 9 10 :1 Youth cno r r t hea sd da y J JO p m o f M1ry Sk ret car sa 1 J\l w It M s '-''o unde C! r ect on r sen or cho r p m Thursday Paul N_ease d1r ec tor PO~ E ROY THE CHURCH OF NAZ ARENE Co r n r Un on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V H enderson pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Glen M c Clung sup morn ng worship 10 JO a m even ng serv ce 7 30 m d week ser v ce Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev Ha r old Dee t h The rector Chur ch se rv c es 10 JO a m Holy c om mun on f r st Sunday of l.1on th cnurch schoo 10 JO a m lor nursery through l 'l POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor B ble school 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 adu l t worsh p serv ce and young peopl es meet ng both 7 30 p m Comb ned B ble study and prayer mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En \lOy R.ay W Win ng olf cer m charqe Sunday 10 a m Hoimess meetmg 10 30 a m Sundav Sc llool Young Peop l es Leg on 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 J) n Lades Home League 7 p m Prep cl asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syc amore S s Pom e roy the Re\1 IN I am Middleworth pastor Sun day Sc t1ool 9 30 a m church sen1 ces 10 30 am SACRED HEART Rev F alher Bernard Kra cov c pastor Phon e 99 2 1B15 Sa tur day even ng Mass 7 J O p m Sur rjay Ma ss 8 and 10 a m Confe s on s Sa urda'J 7 l 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robert Kuhn pa stor W II am Wat son Su nday sct1ool supt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am BYF 6 p m B ble study Wedne sday 7 p m c ho r pract ce Wednesday e 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harrrsonv I e Rev 0 De Manley P .;~ sto r H enry Eb n Sunday Sc llool Supt Sunday Sc hool q 30 am E ve n ng worsh p r 30 p m Praye and Pra se serv ce Thur sday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOO Rev George 0 le pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m morn ng pr eac ll ng II a m e11ange sl c ser'W ce ? 30 p m Praver mee t ng Thursday 7 30 p n POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Man Sl - Loren T Stephens the sermonette God's way for us to worship Recently I received a letter oi mvltal!on to a special service bemg held m a certain church The letter mstructed everyone how to act You were to pray m a certam marmer and not to testify But I want you to look at God s way lor us to worship The l!rst church was established In the New Testament and was lounded in the second chapter of the book of Acts, verses 1-4 The Ill's! church set the example We fmd the basiS for our worship and doctrine m the Bible Why do we smg and worship aloud with all our hearts' Because m the Bible we read (Ps 98 ~) 'Make a joyful nOise unto the Lord aU the earth make a loud notse, and reJOice, and sing praiSe Smg unto the Lord With the harp with the harp and the vmce of Palms with trumpets and souoo of cornet, make joyful noise before the Lord the King ' Why do we pray together' Acts 4 24m the Btole says They lifted up thelf voice to God with one accord ,J Why do we lift our hands m praiSe and prayer' In the Bible we read I Tunothy 2 8, I will therefore that men pray every where lifting up holy hands Psalms 134 2says, Lift up your hands m the sanctua:"y and bless the Lord Why do we clap our haoos' Psalms 47 I says, 0 clap your haoos aU ye people shout unto God with the voice of triumph ' Why do people testify publicly' Luke 12 8 says Whosoever shall confess me before men, him shall the son of man also confess before the angels of God ' Why do people believe In spintual gifts' In the Bible we read Follow after chanty and destre sprntual gifts ' U Jesus were still m the tomb then I would say amen to that But you see, Jesus is not dead Rev I 18 says, 'I am he that liveth, and was dead and behold, I am alive for evermore ' I'Paple of Amenca, I say unto you that is the one thing we neve' want to do IS to take our freedom of worship out or the ch!l'ches Our youths of America still need a livmg God, a God that loves them and will transform their lives Paulin the book of Corinthl&ns satd And my speech and my preaching was not Wlthenticmgwords of man's wisdom but mdemonstration of the spirit and of power - Pastor William Knittel OJ.ester Kingsbury News Notes News, Notes Mr a 1 Mrs Robert Burke and Mr and Mrs Jerry Burke were m Ptttsburgh Saturday to see Mrs Burkes father S K Swt!t who IS qwte Ill at the West Penn hospital Mrs Opal Etchmger and Laura Jean and Mrs Pat Hoi ter and Eddie were m Columbus Sunday to attend a famtly dmner at a !raternlty house where their sons Denms and Alan are a!ftltated Rtchard Frost ts undergomg tests at the Cleveland Cltmc Mrs Gladys Croy ts conftned to the Holzer Medtcal Center wtth a broken shou lder recetved tn a fall at her home Mrs James Rtdenour and son Lo" ell have returned home from a few days vacatwn I \ Mrs Neva Ktng ts at Reynoldsburg where she ts cartng for her stster Mrs Nora Cummms who has raturned from the hospttal followmg an automobtle acciden t Mr and Mrs Stanley Beal of Cleveland visited recently wtth Mrs Goldta Wyant and with Mr and Mrs Wayne Beat and famtly Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson spent a weeke nd recently wtth Mr and Mrs Phtlhp Harrtson and Rodney of Columbus Olen atte nded an all day meettng on Saturday Mr and Mrs Cectl Brtckles of Groveport vtslted Mr and Mrs Roy Brtckles and Mrs Dale Ham son and Jodt at Dtsney World m Flortda SFC Jerrv Cleland and famtly have returned from a Mr and Mrs Charles W three year stay tn Fulda King and Suste vtstted recently Germany After a week s stay wtth Mr and Mrs Edward wtth Mr and Mrs Ross Ktng lamtly at and Cleland they went to Aberdeen Harnsonvtlle Maryland where he wtll Mr and Mrs Joseph Hall recetve three months Joe and Ttm vtstted wtth Mr schoohng and Mrs John Walter Dean Mr and Mrs Robert Burke recently Other recent VISitors recetved the announcement ol the btrth of a daughter Wendy were Mr and Mrs Hobart Irene on Aprtl 25 to Mr and Smalley of Chester Mr and Mrs John Schulthetss South Mrs Garold Gtlkey and family Bloommgvtlle Mr and Mrs of Athens and Mrs Roger Burke are great grandparents Young and Wesley local Mrs Larry Banks and Denms and Don Etchtnger daughter of Maryland vtstled attended the Kentucky Derby here rece ntly wtth Mr and Saturay D D Cleland vtstted Mrs Roy Brtckles Mr and Mrs Nev Whtte and recenUy wtth Denzel Cleland Mrs Jenme Hollte had as Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen recenl vtsttors Mr and Mrs called on Mrs Gladys Croy Monday at the Holzer Medtcal Robert Sweartngton and son of Dayton Center Mr and Mrs John Dean Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean were vlsttors of Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter at Carpenter Angel Falls tn south Other vtsttors were Mr and eastern Venezuela ts the M G ld G 1 h(lghest waterfall In the rs aro t key Rtck world The cataract drops Tanuny, Cindy of Athens, and 3,212 ft and measures 500 Mr and Mrs Qalr Waggoner feet Wtde al the base r Hamsonvtlle I ' f f'V j\n g 1 51 p 10m '19? 78S6 Co l SC'rv al YE' n on ns trumcn ta t Su dav wor sh p 10 a 1 8 ble sl u l y 11 il m worst p o p m Wed• esday 13 bl e study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH non denom n l t on'll L<'ln gsv II £> Dexter Road lhl' R:cv Worl ey Ha ey pas to r Sunday sc hoo 10 a m tJ~cte r • g wor sh p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t ng Tue sday 7 JO p m you t h group F da v 7 JO p m SE\/ENTH DAY AD VENTIST Lo ca t ed on Mulb erry He ghts near Veterans Memor al Hospi t a l Pomero y Pastor Herber t Morgan Sab batll School every Saturday at 'l p m and wor sh p serv1ce fo low ng at J 5 p m Open B ble d scuss on each Th ursday at 7 30 p m a the ch ur c h The F r endly Church GR'AHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e ach n g 9 30 a m f r st and second Sun day s o f each monfh lh rd and fourth Sunday s ea c h month worsh p se rv1 ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs at 1 30 Prayer and 8 bl e Study FIR ST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 1H2 Mulberry Ave Po meroy aft I aled w th s B C th e Re11 Fr ed H I pa stor Troy Zw 1 ng Sunday school supl Sunday sch ool 9 30 am morn ng wor sh p 10 30 Su nday e11an g e 1 s t c me-.; g I 30 p m Pr ayer meet n g Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F ourth and Ma n M dd eport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc t10ol 9 30 a m M rs Er11 n Baumgard ner sup ! Mcrn ng wor sh p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH 5 WITNESSES L arry Carnahan pre sld rng mrn ster Sunday B1b le lee lure 9 30 am Watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday 8 ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m nts t ry schoo 7 30 p m servtce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of cnnst m Chruttan Unton Lawrence Manley pa s tor Mrs Russe l l Young Sunday School Supl Sunday Scl1oo l 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p Wednesday p r ayer 7 30 meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra e ne •Fo!oute 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Sundlly schoo 9 45 a m morn lng worsh p 11 a m evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop le s meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha K ngrey subst tute pastor Sun day Schoo l 10 am worsh p 5erv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meet ng Wednesd rt y 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est I Hart pastor Roy Brown ass stant pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday ev-enmg prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave th e Rev Wlll 1am Knittel pastor Ronald Du9an Svnday School Supt Cla sses for all ages even ng ser'Wice ? JO p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth se r vices Fr day 1 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dleport Noel Herrman pastor Satu r day even ng service 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday e'Wen ng worship 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S xlh and Palmer th e Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thomp son Sund ay scllool supt WMPO rad10 prog ram 7 .45 a m Sunday schoo l 9 15 a m morn n g worsh p 10 15 am Yout h act v Ies and fellowsh p for run ror and senior h gh students 6 p m B1bl e study 7 30 p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M1dd leport 5th and Mam George Glaze m n ster James Shee ts supenntenden t B i ble school 9 30 am morn ng worsh1p 10 30 am even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer ser\'tce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT am Worsh p 7 30 p m Churc/'1 Sc hool 9 :10 a m SUTTON Wor sh p II a m 2nd and 4th Sunday s Chur c h Sc l'1ool 10 a m WESLEYAN ( Rac1neJ Wor sh p 11 am Church Schoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R ev Robert M eece Rev Stanle'J Bra11ctum JOPPA - Worsh p 10 am Chu r c ll Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Cllurc h se rv ces 9 a m Sunday Schoo 9 45 a m B ble St udy every Thur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p II am Cllurch Sc hoo l 10 PORTLAND ~ am ALFRED - Sunday SC hOOl 9 45 am each Sunda'y prea c h ng a 11 a m eac h SI.Jnday Prayer meetrng 7 45 p m Wednesday W SCS 8 p m on 11'1 rd Tuesday each month REEOSVILLI: Sunday school 9 30 prea c hrng 7 30 p m Su nday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSC S 7 30 f rst Thursday each montll SILVER RIDGE - Wor Ship 0 a m C,hu r ch Sc hool 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worshrp 9 am Church School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ge org e Freder ck supt Ser\' ce weekly 9 JO am on Sunday Prea ch ng f r sl and th rd Sundays of month by Cl fiord Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Da r rell Doddr II pastor Sunday School 9 :JO a m Leonard G I more frrst elder e\len ng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wedne sday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pas tor Sunday school 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am Even ng serv ces Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - 8 b l e Study 9 30 a m morn ng worShiP 10 30 am evenrng worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m w th w liard P goff supt Evang e l 1st c message each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse ll Cl ne m nr.ster of the Apos tol c Fa th B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE OF THE NAZAffENE- Rev Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Thomas E Wea\ler pastor Morn ng Worsll p 10 30 a m Floyd Carson Sunday schoo t Evenmg Worsh p 7 30 p m supt Sunday schoo l 9 :JO a m Wednesday M d week ser\' ce mornmg worsh p 10 30 Sunday School Superintendenl Sunday evange l st1c meet ng Gerald Wells Pastor Rev 7 30 p m prayer meet ng Morr s M Wolfe Wednesda\1 7 30 o m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P Brkacsan pa stor Secon d Ave Middleport Ronne Salser S S Supt Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m scllool 10 am worshiP ser Morn ng Worsll p 10 45 a m vice 11 a m worshrp ser v ce Sunday even ng worshiP 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble night prayer servrce 7 30 Sludy B p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN THE UNITED PRES Rev Lelon Glasure pastor BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday School 9 30 a m OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow Oht youth and iun or youth serv ce L Zavltz Pastor Director 6 45 p m even ng worsh p HARRISONVILLE prayer and prase 7 30 p m Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 Wednesday 7 30 D rn am Mrs Homer Lee Svpt SILVER RUN FREE Morn ng Worship 10 30 am BAPTIST - Rev Ra l pll Dean MIDDLEPORT Sunday pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Church Schoo 9 30 a m John Leon M ller sup! Even ng F Fultz Supt Morn1ng ser\' ce 7 30 p m Prayer Worship 10 JO am meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Morn ng CHESTET CHURCH OF Worsh p 9 a m Sunday GOD Ae\' James Sat Church School 10 a m Mrs terf eld PUUV"- 5•1r+ d1V Sc hool Sampson Hall Supt 9 30 a m ; ltf\' c.e 11 MEIGS am even i ng serv ic e 7 COOPERATIVE pr~yer serv i ce en d youth PARISH serv ice Wtc:Jnelday 7 p m wors.=t.p Robert T Bumgarn er Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE Htcks Rev D Wm Syden5tncker CHESTER - Worship 9 IS Church Schoo l 10 a m a m ENTERPRISE - Worsl'llp 9 Church School 10 a m a m FLATWOODS - Worsh ip 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh i p 10 30 a m Church School t IS am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Churcll School 9 e m UMY~ 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert 8umg1rner HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m UMYF 1 p m RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 I S a m Church Schoo l 10 a m UMY F 7 pm SALEM CENl'ER Wor ship 9 a m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 1 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtcllard E J.tr"Yis ASBURY Worsh i p 11 a m a m Church Sc hool 9 wscs 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Ctlurch Sct1oo1 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 1 30 P m • MINERSVILLE - WorShiP 10 a m Church Scj1ool 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monda y 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Churcl'l Scl'lool 9 30 a m worsh i p serv r;; 7 30 p m so SOlJTHERN CLUSTER ReV' Steven Wrlson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Sh1veley BETHANY (Dorcas) Worshtp 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh p ll a m 1st lind 3rd Sundays Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 1 30 p m f rst and th rd Sun LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - ~Ot)frt E Musser pastor Sund•y School 9 30 a m Robtrt Bobo supt morn i ng worlh l p 10 lO Sund•v even ing $trvlc:e 1 jo M i d wee• serv tc1 Wt ctnesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C L•r l ,.,ore putor Bob Moore $~rt CIIV ScttOOI Supt SunG•)' School clanet for ell egn t lO 1 m morn ng WOf'I"P 10 .. NYPS Sunde~ • lO~i'..N •veng tu lst lc 1er"¥1Ce Sun.d1~ 7 )0 D m M i d w&ek prlyer !'n etting Wednescuv 7 lOp m M las lon•rv meet ng 11cona WNntsaay ., 30 p m s UNITIID 'AITH NON DINOMINATION4L - Rev Robert Smith pastor Sunda y school 9 301 m tlllllead er Leo H rll worshTp se rVlce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake pastor Sunda y Schoo l 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Morning sermon 11 a Sunday nlgl'lt serv ces m Chr Sf ran Endeaver 7 30 p tTl Song ser\IICe B p m Preach ng 8 JO p m M d week Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams l ay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Loc ated at Rutland on New L1ma Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt Sunday school 10 30 am worshtp 7 30 p m B ible study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturdav nrght prayer ser\'lce 7 JO p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Morn l no worshrp 9 30 am churcl'l school 10 30 a m voung people s meeting 6 30 Pm e"Yen ng worsh p 1 :Jo p m Bi b le study Wednesday \ NewsJ 4 8 10 15 ABC NewsiJ Sese~meS 70 Tri.J th , or Conseq 6 Pr o1ec l Care 33 6 30 - N8CNews3 4 5 ABC News6""C BS News8 10 Room Does GOifsee the gap? Whenever you hear ab ut ga p yc u ca gc1 eral1or 1 .. 6 00 - 122 13 ~ 1 be h1ased JX H 11 ge neration IS f v tew wrc I Fach l Yet there IS a d VIO C VICW It con"entrates o n the onenru 4 9 00 - Brcen tenn a l Lecture Se r es 20 G r l W th Son el ng Ext ra 3 4 M asterp ece Theatre 33 Mo v a TBA Move Secret o f th e In cas 10 ~ 30 - Br an K e th 3 4 Odd Couple 3 6 10 00 - Toma 13 6 News 70 Coni I c is o f H Jrry S Tr um an JJ Gl en Campbell 3 4 15 of all gcncrauom on all the blcss mgs a nd ( pportumu cs that God contrnu c." to be stow Hts truth endurcth to a ll gen eratJons su td the Psalm1st Great When 10 JO - Day AI N ghl 33 10 .4 5 11 hule Ltnda m her arms nex t Sunday sh e !I he t h 1 n k 1 n g 12 1 gratefully or all the gths th ey have m common - fro m the Lord And she II be praymg that Lmda w11l be brought up 2 4 S human mtclhgence g r a s p s God s pOl 11 or VICW 7 15 7 30 - SATURDAY MAY 8 :1 .,..... 9 : • 9 10 r 10 11 Jose and the Pussyc ats n Outer Space B 10 Bu tch Cass dy 3 4 lS M ss on Mag c 6 13 12 00 - Jetsons 3 4 I S lns1de Out 20 Mov e 6 13 Pebb les and Bamm 8amm B 10 t2 15 - Sea r ch for Sc ence 20 1230 - Go34 5 FaiAberiB 10 1 00 - Man from UNCLE 4 Children s F l m Fes tival 8 10 Banana Spl ts 3 Amer can Bandstand 6 13 La ss e IS 1 30 - Greatest Sports Legends 3 I S 2 00 - Soul T ra n 6 V ewpo nt 8 Tarzan 13 Mov e T he Blue B•rd 10 Ba seba I Pre Game Sho w 3 4 15 2 15--- Ba seball 3 4 15 2 30 - Arthur Sm lh 8 3 00 F sh n Hole l3 Un lam edWor ld6 TBA B Fou r for Texas 13 3 30 - M0111es Rage A 00 - CBS Golf Champ onsh p B 0 Audi.Jbon W1 dl fe Theatre 33 Sunday Mo11day Tu esday Wtth the hope tt will tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch 1s good tn fam1ly and commumty l1fe th1s feature IS sponsored by the bustness f trms and organ1zattons whose names appear below sm~ LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School sup! Ronald ~sborne B ble School 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Rona d Wells pastor Sunctay Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young People s Serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel sf c ser vrce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thi.Jrsday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Bald Knobs Rev L R Gtuesencamp pastor Roger W1lfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Sunday evenrng worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ern est Youth Dee t er class ii!ader meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even mg worsh p a lternatmg With C E a 1 7 30 p m on SI.Jnday Prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wo fe lay lea der 220 E 2178 106 THE DAILY SENTINEL soul And so me thoughts on fu st.a td I o r emove dust from the eye puJl th e e \o e over th e n ose r ot famlmg rub the perso n s chest or 1f 1 l tdy rul) her a1m tOO\ e the he ad For dog btte put the dag a\\a) fm scvc1al d tys II he has not recove 1et1 then kill hun \! ~ 1f )O U re too square for those remember t11s Pat allel hnes n ever meet unless yo u bend one or both of them IIEIDl Dea r Hetdi Thank s for a fme holida y Here are som e m or e n otes on ftrst atd as seen by fourth grade sludenl' tn Edmonds WHsh 1contrtbuted by an Oregon reader I For hea d colds U se an agomzer to ~ pray the nose untrl 'It drops m the throat Put the nose lowe1 than the body For nose bleed For snakebtte Bleed the wound md rape t he \ ICltm m a blanket for shock FOI !ractures To see t! the lunb ts broken wtggle tl ge ntly back and forth F01 asp h) x1at10n Apply arttftctal resptratton unttl the vtcltm ts dead H DEAR HELEN I read som ewhere that a man who smokes a p1pc wa s vote d by a majortty of women as apt to be more sexy stable ca pable mature mtelhgent dependable kmd responstble Io) al sm cet c sure masculme rehable good-n atured strong frten dly self-.oontrolled gentle condtfdent al!ecttonate mdustrtous deep thmkmg and logtea l than are nonptpe smokers Sexv and handsome were the words women used a lot to descrtbe men wtth ptpes On the basts of thts \\Ould )OU recommend t start smokmg a ptpe ' - HOPEFUl DEAR HOPEFUL Before )OU tr; to hght up a rrurade remember lhts The survey you mcnhon was comm1sstoned by - a p1p e manufac tunng company But good luck anyway - H nonds OH' r yu ~J f \l' d amond s \A hal do y(1u do now I you have a ga ne plan for o da y st ck to t Mak g sudden c hange s n your sc hedu l e won wo k Olll halt as we SAGITTARIUS (No¥ GEMIN I (May 2t June 201 ooks ve y nte.e st 19 but yo don t k ow c ough ~bou l h n yet Allow <1~ pic I nc to gd acq 'i nterl CANCER (June 21 July 22) You wo 11 be as dc1 110 abou t you r ::tnswer s lodCly as yo hould Tl s w re ave o tl,u s wo x1e g whr~l you e ca V I k 9 30 - Toy Thai Grew Up 33 Bob New hart 8 10 10 00 - 0w en Mar shall 13 6 Carol Bur ne tt 5 11 I I 2 3 4 0 Lawren ce Welk N ght 33 I 00 - 11 a News8 10 News 6 13 N ews J M1dn gh t Spec a il S News3 4 15 Mov1 e Godz I Ia K ng o f th e Mon ste r s 6 30 - Mo\' es How to Be Very Very Popi.Jiar 8 Behold a Pale Horse 10 Godz I Ia vs t he Smog Mon ste r 13 45 - M oves D ea d l ock 3 An Eye for An Ey e tf 00 - Mov e Th e lnv s be Woman 13 45 - Mov e Here Come th e G r s 4 JO - News 13 45 - Peyton Pla ce 4 15 - Move Versa 1lles Affatr 4 5- by THOMAS JOSEPH \( HOSS ll etdelberg n1e11Jento 23 Dec 21) You e know l or <1k 19 c ha ce and I.Jsually 1 dll g ttl g s wo k ou t to you til e end Lo g shol s wo 1 P<l Y oft IOd<1y So n~one you ve n el ece1!1) I mlmd 19 ) M ke up you r nd as o v d ~ au " qu g I e I t yo c l 1 g ~; yo I:> II ~ lwck l;J8 no wonde es It s a e 1 0 yQu ocr~ twn s II Hook I le i cmmd II US S I( CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan vi !Feb 20 More ~ SCORP IO (Oct 24 No¥ 221 ,. l 11 Unw11ln g I, lkL O! t.l l iOil 01 ~;d to I • , I 1op ban ma s ' r rem~ h p<i mtc r onfede r th uf AIJ>alun 1 Bon r:; tr ! 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"THE B 00 - Al l n t he F am l y 8 10 Par tndg e r am l y 6 13 Book Bea t 33 Em ergen cy 4 3 B 30 - MASH B 10 No ... a 33 Move l sn t It Sh oc k ng 6 13 9 00 - Move G an t 3 4 Ma ry T y ler Moore B 10 o 30 - Day at muffs L-Ontract TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 201 Be cc Ian you know what yoll c \<1\ k ng about wile so eonc scek,.s adv ce Th s p~; so w 11 Ia low you s 19 gesl ons o hO Ie it e ~ Olrt.he::lqy ) i1 ~ Moy 11 1974 :lao nvolved a \J,.t.'~ s ~ar offer& many new- n ~ ne w untam her n t!'iha w 11 Ghdl eng!:! you 112 ests There are some pl:)Ss'l ~ pre sent fJh oso ohy So neone you w I nee thr ough 'IQrk w ble camp cat ons you re not lak ng r to accoun t play! an ut1u ::.ua ro.e PI SO D Im LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 An a gh you 11ay seem ca lm d co ec cd deep dow1 you e not as su e of you rsell s you should be Relax ~ ~.,. I" /1/ I IOlJ( IJ I I PUR1FY BEATEN IJ, rtf I ltl rDXHC PDX XFDCKH NKC NKC AXF NF NF PNK P WFD V CN Y C PWH) FD C THCUSCH -P WU U W N I D N JUWF F tomorrow! Yesterdays Cryptoquote WE MUST BEWARE OF NEEDLESS INNOVATIONS, ESPECIALLY WHEN GUIDED BY LOGIC -WINSTON S CHURCHILL lt:afflc l'roiJitm"' - ONE-WAY (© 1974 K1n1 Futures Synd cate Inc ) 7 64 3 EAST .6 3 ' '9743 .KIOB 5 '10862 ' .A K 108763 +A 8 2 .J2 •+ IITTI E ORPHAN AN l•lE LITTLE • OFF WE GO INTO i lciE WILD BLUE. YONDE' LEAD NG MAN K ND INTO GOOD HEALTH SOUTII IDI < • A92 SUNDAY TIME5-SEfHINEL I + KQ 1109 5 ' • Q5 4 Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley \l('thet \ul1e1ah lt REXALL DRU GS 992 We Ftll All Doctors Pre .. crtpt ons 2955 Pomeroy Cor Rts 7 & 544 0 "MR. ADVERTISER" You Can Use T h1s Space On ly $2 00 WPst MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE Cheshire Pa s Ph 367 7414 120 E Mam St Ph 949 9591 . WAID CROSS SONS STORE OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO COMMUNITY Grocenes & General Merchand se Rae me Ph 949 5772 Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 0~ ' THE NAZARENE Re\1 Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ing worsh p 10 30 a m Young peopl e s ser"' ce 6 p m E\langel st1c serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv ce 7 30 p m VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REA L ESTATE BROKER Ph 992 3325 ' DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heal ng 992 3550 Mtddleport 337 N 2nd •s ItO Meehan eSt GAUL'S MARKET MASON COUNTY SMITH NELSON MOTORS THE HILAND CHAPEl George Casto pester Sunday SchooL 9 30 . evening worsh i p 7 lO ~UNday e\'en lng prayer serv ice 7:.30J) m CHESTER OH IO Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Crai g pastor Sunday school worsh ip Ur\'tce 11 ' 45 am am tra n l ng un on 6 30 p m ev'en lng worsh lp s.er¥-tce ' JO p m M d week prayer ser\' lce Wednesday 7 30 p m GOEGLEIN READY MIX MASON FIRST'Ir.llfTIST - Phone 992 3284 Aulhor zed Bu ck 500 E Matn Sl Mlddleporl Ph 985 0 HUNTINGTON l RAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worsh p serv•ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1b e study Wednesday 7 30 W Furniture and Hardware Homehte Saws 3308 Chester Attend the Church of Yoor Cho1ce Pomeroy Ph 992 VA M&R RJODLINER . A Cool D nlng Room \ Ches 1er • •• CHRIST m Chrlstran Un1on Th e Re\' W lllam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes ~upt even ng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday e\len ng prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv ce each Tuesday .· 0 PHONE 992 2156 Racme--: •• • ' 99 M II Sl I' I . Pa ~ Pass PaS$ f ass P~ss 1-'nss Middleporl I TODAY S QUESTION Jl'h 992 ~86 1 ;! . RATS 1 FJR ONE BRIEr EXC f iNG 11011ENT l THO~oHT I H"'D AN N South hold lnstc<Jd of b ddm~ 11 \C spadt s \OUI partn ~ r lw s tml s n : d 1 Meats and Grocenes 1 5USPRtSE LOWEEII/ AN SWEEP OUT TH HOUSE AFORE SHE GITS BACK fROM TH STORE> Whal do vou do no\lc Pass You made your slam try ~nd your partner rerused ll SADIE'S 1MARKET Syracuse 0 SNUFFY 11 WH'I DON T '-IE •K 2 • A J 7 6 5 + A 6 4 .Q 9 ~ ChurcQ and Off1ce Supplies GtHs MEIGS TIRE CENTER Porperoy Pa~~ 1 You The Slore With A Hearl Ph 949 3342 10 Ea!il ~est Pe.ss . I • PiJss MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RACINE FOOD MARKET cz:e:1 :11'Y:"',3 n :rhebdtll).;h l sb~n . CHURCH OF ALlEY OOP ~\ S\ • SELL IT WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD Oh10 medtat ely •East had been usmg the H of AR CH HQ\1 can I b'e at thr s contt att He VJSUa lt zed the posstbtl ttv of Soulh s exac t holdtng and rqse wtlh hts ace of trumps After that he JUSt led hts ; -.~V..S\IH~~\~1 - Short Or ders- Carry Out I ill llOHN I OSI R b~ d Pome·oy 0 GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN • K deuce of clubs and onc e 11101 e dummy s good hea r t s went to 3498 Kerm s Korner Kerm1f WalTon pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF Sl Rl 7 I, NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT OHIO GOD - Second St Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a m morn~ng worshrp 11 am evangel st1c serv1ce 7 30 p m B bl e study and prayer ser\'1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 0 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread :> + ace ol hearts out of dumm v s way He JUSt led a trump on . HEINER'S BAKERY CHRIST P C BOK 487 M ller St Masorr.-W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 a m Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m B i ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mustc GMC D..,ler Ph 992 2174 RIDENOUR SUPPL\ . OF Pont ac Pass I ass ga me reached fl\e di amo nds and both South playe rs fotled lo make tl ; The f11 st one couldn l help ntm se lf West s ktng of clubs tj,ad pt oduced the deuce ii-om East bul after mature (leltberatton We st continued wtth the ace South had lo ~ff tn dummy and the three .. zet o trump bt eak made 1t iinposstble for hun to enter ~umm; lo cash good hearts " The second decla1et had a chance East played the JOCk of clubs at tr tck one West ijuddled dec1ded tt "as a sutt preference ca ll fm a spade lead and led one The queen was plaved from dumml but East dtd nol cover wtth the kmg At thts potnl So uth s hould have romped home All he had to do was to le~d a heart to hts ace and then play trumps but Sputh dtdn t bothet to get hts Pomeroy Rae ne l• I &> South • :by Oswald & James Jacoby •• Both s td es tn th e team ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Fam ly Recreation Sw 1mm ng Camp ng ,. Open 1 g lea d FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad1al Cuts & Toupees Each Week For East 1\ior ttl :t• MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP ROYAL OAK PARK CHURCH Sunda y School 11 30 am Worship serv ce 11 lll m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday n ght worsh p 7 30 p m - .9+ WEST Support th e Church of Your Cho ce 104 W Matn Pomeroy Ph . 992 3354 MIDDLEPORT OHIO It yuu w o to look good 1 hO eyes ol o t 1e s today n sk e doubly su c you l h nk o~ tlc r c rests o t 1 sl your ow r -~ 'K QJ 5 •" (General Merchandise) MARK V STORE 0 • Q 114 HAYMAN'S Devoted to M e 1gs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 33 Ba seba l l 15 Course o f our T1me s NUKTH Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy Bobby Gold sboro 3 • Second South • " r----------------------, 3001 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Ca t ch 33 WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Dtal992 231 8 Dl AR HEIRN I hkt yo u1 hohdm Uom p1 oblem s ..:olumns mcludmg the Wh 1t IS a hsts and a b1t of hW11or Here s so mt: of the la tte1 t hat I dipped from c1 local p 1pcr ctuldren a r e true f'lO iog1sts her e are a fey, proofs (1s publtshecl tn the magaztne PHuftc Search d Jou rn tl of NH tural Scumces llte cuckoo does not la1 tls o" n eggs An example of amm<-~1 Qreedmg IS the f arm er Y.ho mated a bull thatgavea grea t deal ofm tlk wtth a bull \\ tth good meat Ve gc ta t1ve prop agation rs the process b) wh1ch one m dl\ tdual manufa ctures another tndtvtdu ai iJ) acctde nt TI1e boo k.,,orm l arva enters tl e hum m b od y t hrou gh the 11 Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets Courl Sl Pomeroy 992 Nat onw de Insurance Co of Colvmbus 0 Pomeroy 307 Spnng Ave 4 15 - TBA 15 7 30 - CATA LOGUE STORE P. J PAULEY, AGENT Coo1v1 le RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am worsl'ltp serv ce 10 30 a m Brble study and prayer ser\1 ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasle r pastor V H Braley Sunday schoo l supt Sunday ~choo 9 30 am worsh p ser'W Cli' and com mun on 10 30 a m youth meet ng 6 p m Su nday even ng serv1ce 7 regu ar board meet ng th rd Sa turday 7 p m l Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and B ble study 7 30 p m Cottage Pra ver Ser\'1ce Tuesday 10 am Wcrsh1p Serv rc e... Thr rsday 7 30 p m Hee Haw 6 8 Lawr en ce Wel k Thr llseeke rs 3 F l m 15 Pat Boone 3 MONTGOMERY WARD AI.Jthor zed Catalog M erc hant Lou s W Osborne Ph 992 Matn Pomeroy CHAPEL FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Lelart W Va Rl Wh le 13 7 00 7 am HART~ORD 4 30 - NFL Champ on sh1p Games 6 French Chef 33 5 00 W de World of Sport s 6 3 I Spy 15 A B I w th K n t 33 Sale of the Century 4 Patt 1coa t J un ctiOn 3 W es tl ng B Amen can Ltfestyl e 10 5 30 - World of Surv vat 4 L e t s Grow a Garden 33 New Dat ng Game 3 An mal Wgr d 10 '6 00 - LIas Yoga & Yoi.J 33 News8 Look at th e Book 5 News 3 4 Mov e The Wheeler Dea ler s 10 6 30 - Zoom 33 Uncle W l ite Show 8 News J 4 6 IS Sn ow Wed11esda y Thunda) Saturdav Frrday John • Psalm\ • John • R evelatwn • I P<ler • John 10//01001 5 10 II 18 7 9-17 2 4 9 14 I -12 • Acts 4 8 12 OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley F ran cs Sunday sc hool Sllpl Sunday school o FIRST SOUTHERN Speed Buggy 10 Slar Trek 3 4 15 11 30 - BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ear Shuler pastor Worsh p serv ce 9 30 am Sunday Sunday schoo l 10 JO am B bl e study and prayer serv ce 7 30 p m Ttlursday K ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 a m Ra l ph Car l supt Worsh p ser'W ce 10 30 am and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer m ee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay Str es pa stor CHURCH Woman s Pont of V ew 13 Sesame Sf 20 Sa turday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farn Front 4 Speed Buggy 8 B g Blue Marb le 0 Speed r.=.ce r 6 00 - Jak es P lace 6 L dsv 1l le 3 4 I S Bugs Bunny 13 HOI r Bea r BI.Jnch 8 La ss e 10 30 - Yog s Gang 13 M1 ster Rog er s 20 Ad dam s Fam ly 3 4 15 Sabnna 8 Popeye 10 Ed '.la rd Sa under s 6 00 - Emergency Plu s 3 4 s Su p er F r ends 6 3 Mo11 e 8 lO Sesame St 20 30 - l nch H gh Pr vate Eye 3 4 15 00 - E lec Co 20 Lass es Rescue Ranger s6 IJ M y Fa vor te Mart1an B 10 S gmund & Th e Sea Monsl er s J 4 15 30 - Goober and th e Ghost Cha ser s 6 13 Pmk P ;m thers J 4 15 Jean n e B 10 Zoom 20 00 - Brady K td s 6 13 Abbot t & Cos te to 8 Sesame St 20 - REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CH ST OF LATTER DAY I NTS Portland Ra e Road W II am Rovsh 1 or Denny Evans Sun d Sc hoo 0 rector Sunda ', ChOOI 9 30 a m Morn ng w or sh p 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 Wednesday e\len ng p m prayer serv1ces 7 30 p m MASON II 1974 Man from COS I 10 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T m Ru sse ll m n ste r Norman C W II Sunday SlJnday schoo l su p! school 9 30 a m worshrp serv ce 10 30 a m B ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH I of 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Farth for Tod ay 10 Ky Afield 3 7 00 - Ne ghbors 13 Fun for Ever yone 6 T eehou se Cl u b 8 pm RUTLAND 20 13 to chensh those g1fts The generat 1on gap----like all drfferences - disappears when LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E BI.J c kley pas•or W l lram Barley SI.Jpt Svnday Sc hoo l 9 JO a m morn ng worsh p 10 30 am e'Wen ng worshrp 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr stan Youtll Cru sade 6 30 p m 7 Thu rsday cho r pra ct ce WHITES Fa rm Hom e and Garde n 20 News 3 4 6 B I 0 3 5 Janak 33 Av n on Wea t her 30 - Johnny Ca r son 3 1 15 In (on ce 6 Un louch;1b es Mov es Th e Broth er hood ol Sal em 8 The R wen 0 JO - Ne ... s 13 00 - M dn gh t Sp ec at 3 1 Don K1rsh ner s Ro ck Concer t 6 Concer t 13 Take F ve For L fe 15 Mov c Chambe r Horror s 10 30 - M ove Wh en Worlds Co l i de 00 - Move A Place Called Glory 1 30 - Mo ve T he Boy Wh o Cai.Jghl a Crook -1 11 00 - Grandma hulds For Saturday May 1t ~7 4 ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) e M eM (" lh nk ng about dong w~t You re no 1 as care lul aoout ,- our possess ons no w as you 10 ma ly are Some lh ng you casu e co uld gel los t o r tl oken B) Ht•ll'll Bollt•l 20 Fob 19) Ha.,.e alte rn ate orans nan dy so you wont be c aught n he lu cl'l Someth ng you re VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 221 • • • II s a Hnhdav from Problems o 7 00 - Tru th or Con seq 3 Sea t The Clock 1 News 6 Wt at 5 My l ne 8 W ld K mgdom 13 Elel Co 70 Av a t o Wea th er 33 Ca ll o f th e Wes t 15 7 30 - Por ter Wagon er 3 To Tell The Tru t h 6 Wa 1 St Week 20 33 New Tr easure Hunt 10 Bea l The Cock 13 Hoi ywood Squa r es 4 Concen tra t on 8 Basel:lal l 15 8 DO- Washmgton Rev 1ew 20 33 Brady BI.Jnc h 6 3 01rty Sa ll y 8 10 Sanford a 1d Son 3 4 8 3()--<-- Wa shmgton Connec t on 70 S x M 1 hon Dol lar M a n 6 13 Good T1m es 8 tO Marsha ll News M ee t ng 33 Lolsa L uc k 3 sure you rc gctt ng a hun an pm COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school serv ce 10 am Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday evening serv1ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Porn eroy Harr sonv I e Road R ck Morr1son pastor Sunday schoo l sup ! Steven Sta nl ey Sunday schoo l 9 30 am mornrng WOfSh p and commun ron 10 30 am Sunday even ng you th Chr stan Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng prayer meet ng and B ble study 7 30 p m ST JOHN L.UTHERAN P ne Grove the Re\1 Arthi.Jr Combs pastor Sunday school c hur ch serv ces 9 30 am 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B ble School 9 30 am morn ng worsh1p 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg Worsh p Serv ce 7 30 p m cho r pract ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meet ng illnd B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norr s pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serviCe 7 pm Wednesday B ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec 1 Cox pastor Sunday Sc hoo l s upt Joe Sayr e Sunday s c hoo l 9 45 .a m Su nd a y ~v e n n q worsh p 7 JO Wednesday pr a ver ond B bl e stu dy 1 :ro p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHR STIAN CHURCH E ug~ne Underwood pa stor Howard Ca dwe 1 J r Sunday Schoo ;,up ! Sunday Sc 100 1 9 30 a m Morn ng Se rmon 10 30 a m Sunday even ng se rv ce 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - R ev Freeland Nor r s pa stor F loyd Norr s sup! Sunday sc hool 9 30 am morn ng se r mon 10 30 am Prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm l h paSI>r Su nday Schoo 10 am Ar th ur Henson Sup! Morn ng Worsh p II am Young Peoples se rv ce 7 p m Eve n ng ser v ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M d Week Prayer Ser ... ce 7 30 p m Yo~;lh mec n g 6 30 p m E11en ng wor sh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate pa stor Wor sh p serv ce 1 a m and 7 30 p m Sunda y Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m R chard Bar on sup! Pr ayer m ee l ng W e d nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST Cl fford Sm lh m1n ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m morn ng c hurc h 10 30 am Sunday e'o'en ng ser vi ce 7 :ro p m Wednesday serv ce 8 AQUARIUS !Jon lance ou t nes YOI.J re not up 10 hand ltng You could 1h ow some thing out of wt1ack us 1 30 p m da yS Ch ur c t1 SC hO Ol 9 30 a n pra yer m eet g f r st W ed n t!!>day 7 30 p m EAST LETART Worsh p 7 30 p mr"" seco nd and fourth Sundays ct1ur ch sc hool 9 30 a m pr .=ty cr m e et ng Jh rd W~dne s day 7 30 p m GREAT BEND Wor sh p I an 7nd il nd 4 h SunPay s Chur c h Sc hool 10 am LETART FALLS Worsh p 0 am Cllurc h sc hool 9 a m S bl e stu dy 7 30 p m eve ry Tu es day MORN IN G STAR Wor sh p 9 30 am Chu rch Sc hoo 10 30 a n M d W ee k Se rv ce Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEl Wor Sh p 11 a m lsi and Jrd Sunday s Chur c h Sch ool 10 LED (July 23 4ug 22/ If ex ere s ng loday don t 1ry a lol of ~,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,e ,,,,,,,,,,,n ,,,,,,,.,,,...,,,,,,,H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,l,,,,,,,p,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,,_,,,.,,::: I I. •• "- 1 ) " I IIH I I ,- IJ ' ' I" l t ' �9 - 1he Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Frtda\ Mal 10 1914 Tele~~A~~~~974 Log 8- 1 h< IJHtly :;euttnel Mtrldlepot t Pomet u1 0 ~ 11<1 tl ~I 1 10 1~ 14 hu POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perr n oas 01 Roy Ma ye r Su ld<t y ~c t oo ~upt ChU r ch worsh p SC hOol serv ce 9 10 :1 Youth cno r r t hea sd da y J JO p m o f M1ry Sk ret car sa 1 J\l w It M s '-''o unde C! r ect on r sen or cho r p m Thursday Paul N_ease d1r ec tor PO~ E ROY THE CHURCH OF NAZ ARENE Co r n r Un on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V H enderson pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Glen M c Clung sup morn ng worship 10 JO a m even ng serv ce 7 30 m d week ser v ce Wednesday 1 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev Ha r old Dee t h The rector Chur ch se rv c es 10 JO a m Holy c om mun on f r st Sunday of l.1on th cnurch schoo 10 JO a m lor nursery through l 'l POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor B ble school 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 adu l t worsh p serv ce and young peopl es meet ng both 7 30 p m Comb ned B ble study and prayer mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY En \lOy R.ay W Win ng olf cer m charqe Sunday 10 a m Hoimess meetmg 10 30 a m Sundav Sc llool Young Peop l es Leg on 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 J) n Lades Home League 7 p m Prep cl asses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syc amore S s Pom e roy the Re\1 IN I am Middleworth pastor Sun day Sc t1ool 9 30 a m church sen1 ces 10 30 am SACRED HEART Rev F alher Bernard Kra cov c pastor Phon e 99 2 1B15 Sa tur day even ng Mass 7 J O p m Sur rjay Ma ss 8 and 10 a m Confe s on s Sa urda'J 7 l 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robert Kuhn pa stor W II am Wat son Su nday sct1ool supt Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 am BYF 6 p m B ble study Wedne sday 7 p m c ho r pract ce Wednesday e 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH Harrrsonv I e Rev 0 De Manley P .;~ sto r H enry Eb n Sunday Sc llool Supt Sunday Sc hool q 30 am E ve n ng worsh p r 30 p m Praye and Pra se serv ce Thur sday 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOO Rev George 0 le pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m morn ng pr eac ll ng II a m e11ange sl c ser'W ce ? 30 p m Praver mee t ng Thursday 7 30 p n POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Man Sl - Loren T Stephens the sermonette God's way for us to worship Recently I received a letter oi mvltal!on to a special service bemg held m a certain church The letter mstructed everyone how to act You were to pray m a certam marmer and not to testify But I want you to look at God s way lor us to worship The l!rst church was established In the New Testament and was lounded in the second chapter of the book of Acts, verses 1-4 The Ill's! church set the example We fmd the basiS for our worship and doctrine m the Bible Why do we smg and worship aloud with all our hearts' Because m the Bible we read (Ps 98 ~) 'Make a joyful nOise unto the Lord aU the earth make a loud notse, and reJOice, and sing praiSe Smg unto the Lord With the harp with the harp and the vmce of Palms with trumpets and souoo of cornet, make joyful noise before the Lord the King ' Why do we pray together' Acts 4 24m the Btole says They lifted up thelf voice to God with one accord ,J Why do we lift our hands m praiSe and prayer' In the Bible we read I Tunothy 2 8, I will therefore that men pray every where lifting up holy hands Psalms 134 2says, Lift up your hands m the sanctua:"y and bless the Lord Why do we clap our haoos' Psalms 47 I says, 0 clap your haoos aU ye people shout unto God with the voice of triumph ' Why do people testify publicly' Luke 12 8 says Whosoever shall confess me before men, him shall the son of man also confess before the angels of God ' Why do people believe In spintual gifts' In the Bible we read Follow after chanty and destre sprntual gifts ' U Jesus were still m the tomb then I would say amen to that But you see, Jesus is not dead Rev I 18 says, 'I am he that liveth, and was dead and behold, I am alive for evermore ' I'Paple of Amenca, I say unto you that is the one thing we neve' want to do IS to take our freedom of worship out or the ch!l'ches Our youths of America still need a livmg God, a God that loves them and will transform their lives Paulin the book of Corinthl&ns satd And my speech and my preaching was not Wlthenticmgwords of man's wisdom but mdemonstration of the spirit and of power - Pastor William Knittel OJ.ester Kingsbury News Notes News, Notes Mr a 1 Mrs Robert Burke and Mr and Mrs Jerry Burke were m Ptttsburgh Saturday to see Mrs Burkes father S K Swt!t who IS qwte Ill at the West Penn hospital Mrs Opal Etchmger and Laura Jean and Mrs Pat Hoi ter and Eddie were m Columbus Sunday to attend a famtly dmner at a !raternlty house where their sons Denms and Alan are a!ftltated Rtchard Frost ts undergomg tests at the Cleveland Cltmc Mrs Gladys Croy ts conftned to the Holzer Medtcal Center wtth a broken shou lder recetved tn a fall at her home Mrs James Rtdenour and son Lo" ell have returned home from a few days vacatwn I \ Mrs Neva Ktng ts at Reynoldsburg where she ts cartng for her stster Mrs Nora Cummms who has raturned from the hospttal followmg an automobtle acciden t Mr and Mrs Stanley Beal of Cleveland visited recently wtth Mrs Goldta Wyant and with Mr and Mrs Wayne Beat and famtly Mr and Mrs Olen Hamson spent a weeke nd recently wtth Mr and Mrs Phtlhp Harrtson and Rodney of Columbus Olen atte nded an all day meettng on Saturday Mr and Mrs Cectl Brtckles of Groveport vtslted Mr and Mrs Roy Brtckles and Mrs Dale Ham son and Jodt at Dtsney World m Flortda SFC Jerrv Cleland and famtly have returned from a Mr and Mrs Charles W three year stay tn Fulda King and Suste vtstted recently Germany After a week s stay wtth Mr and Mrs Edward wtth Mr and Mrs Ross Ktng lamtly at and Cleland they went to Aberdeen Harnsonvtlle Maryland where he wtll Mr and Mrs Joseph Hall recetve three months Joe and Ttm vtstted wtth Mr schoohng and Mrs John Walter Dean Mr and Mrs Robert Burke recently Other recent VISitors recetved the announcement ol the btrth of a daughter Wendy were Mr and Mrs Hobart Irene on Aprtl 25 to Mr and Smalley of Chester Mr and Mrs John Schulthetss South Mrs Garold Gtlkey and family Bloommgvtlle Mr and Mrs of Athens and Mrs Roger Burke are great grandparents Young and Wesley local Mrs Larry Banks and Denms and Don Etchtnger daughter of Maryland vtstled attended the Kentucky Derby here rece ntly wtth Mr and Saturay D D Cleland vtstted Mrs Roy Brtckles Mr and Mrs Nev Whtte and recenUy wtth Denzel Cleland Mrs Jenme Hollte had as Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen recenl vtsttors Mr and Mrs called on Mrs Gladys Croy Monday at the Holzer Medtcal Robert Sweartngton and son of Dayton Center Mr and Mrs John Dean Mr and Mrs John Walter Dean were vlsttors of Mr and Mrs Paul Paynter at Carpenter Angel Falls tn south Other vtsttors were Mr and eastern Venezuela ts the M G ld G 1 h(lghest waterfall In the rs aro t key Rtck world The cataract drops Tanuny, Cindy of Athens, and 3,212 ft and measures 500 Mr and Mrs Qalr Waggoner feet Wtde al the base r Hamsonvtlle I ' f f'V j\n g 1 51 p 10m '19? 78S6 Co l SC'rv al YE' n on ns trumcn ta t Su dav wor sh p 10 a 1 8 ble sl u l y 11 il m worst p o p m Wed• esday 13 bl e study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH non denom n l t on'll L<'ln gsv II £> Dexter Road lhl' R:cv Worl ey Ha ey pas to r Sunday sc hoo 10 a m tJ~cte r • g wor sh p 7 30 p m Prayer mee t ng Tue sday 7 JO p m you t h group F da v 7 JO p m SE\/ENTH DAY AD VENTIST Lo ca t ed on Mulb erry He ghts near Veterans Memor al Hospi t a l Pomero y Pastor Herber t Morgan Sab batll School every Saturday at 'l p m and wor sh p serv1ce fo low ng at J 5 p m Open B ble d scuss on each Th ursday at 7 30 p m a the ch ur c h The F r endly Church GR'AHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e ach n g 9 30 a m f r st and second Sun day s o f each monfh lh rd and fourth Sunday s ea c h month worsh p se rv1 ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday even ngs at 1 30 Prayer and 8 bl e Study FIR ST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 1H2 Mulberry Ave Po meroy aft I aled w th s B C th e Re11 Fr ed H I pa stor Troy Zw 1 ng Sunday school supl Sunday sch ool 9 30 am morn ng wor sh p 10 30 Su nday e11an g e 1 s t c me-.; g I 30 p m Pr ayer meet n g Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F ourth and Ma n M dd eport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc t10ol 9 30 a m M rs Er11 n Baumgard ner sup ! Mcrn ng wor sh p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH 5 WITNESSES L arry Carnahan pre sld rng mrn ster Sunday B1b le lee lure 9 30 am Watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday 8 ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m nts t ry schoo 7 30 p m servtce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of cnnst m Chruttan Unton Lawrence Manley pa s tor Mrs Russe l l Young Sunday School Supl Sunday Scl1oo l 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p Wednesday p r ayer 7 30 meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Ra e ne •Fo!oute 2 the Rev James M Muncy pastor Sundlly schoo 9 45 a m morn lng worsh p 11 a m evenmg worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Young peop le s meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha K ngrey subst tute pastor Sun day Schoo l 10 am worsh p 5erv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meet ng Wednesd rt y 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est I Hart pastor Roy Brown ass stant pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday ev-enmg prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave th e Rev Wlll 1am Knittel pastor Ronald Du9an Svnday School Supt Cla sses for all ages even ng ser'Wice ? JO p m B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth se r vices Fr day 1 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum M d dleport Noel Herrman pastor Satu r day even ng service 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday e'Wen ng worship 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner S xlh and Palmer th e Rev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thomp son Sund ay scllool supt WMPO rad10 prog ram 7 .45 a m Sunday schoo l 9 15 a m morn n g worsh p 10 15 am Yout h act v Ies and fellowsh p for run ror and senior h gh students 6 p m B1bl e study 7 30 p m M d week prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST M1dd leport 5th and Mam George Glaze m n ster James Shee ts supenntenden t B i ble school 9 30 am morn ng worsh1p 10 30 am even ng worsh p 7 30 p m prayer ser\'tce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT am Worsh p 7 30 p m Churc/'1 Sc hool 9 :10 a m SUTTON Wor sh p II a m 2nd and 4th Sunday s Chur c h Sc l'1ool 10 a m WESLEYAN ( Rac1neJ Wor sh p 11 am Church Schoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R ev Robert M eece Rev Stanle'J Bra11ctum JOPPA - Worsh p 10 am Chu r c ll Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Cllurc h se rv ces 9 a m Sunday Schoo 9 45 a m B ble St udy every Thur sday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor sh p II am Cllurch Sc hoo l 10 PORTLAND ~ am ALFRED - Sunday SC hOOl 9 45 am each Sunda'y prea c h ng a 11 a m eac h SI.Jnday Prayer meetrng 7 45 p m Wednesday W SCS 8 p m on 11'1 rd Tuesday each month REEOSVILLI: Sunday school 9 30 prea c hrng 7 30 p m Su nday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSC S 7 30 f rst Thursday each montll SILVER RIDGE - Wor Ship 0 a m C,hu r ch Sc hool 9 am TUPPERS PLAINS Worshrp 9 am Church School 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ge org e Freder ck supt Ser\' ce weekly 9 JO am on Sunday Prea ch ng f r sl and th rd Sundays of month by Cl fiord Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Da r rell Doddr II pastor Sunday School 9 :JO a m Leonard G I more frrst elder e\len ng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wedne sday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Rae ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pas tor Sunday school 9 45 a m morn ng worsh p 11 am Even ng serv ces Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - 8 b l e Study 9 30 a m morn ng worShiP 10 30 am evenrng worshrp 6 30 p m Wednesday B ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m w th w liard P goff supt Evang e l 1st c message each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse ll Cl ne m nr.ster of the Apos tol c Fa th B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE OF THE NAZAffENE- Rev Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m Thomas E Wea\ler pastor Morn ng Worsll p 10 30 a m Floyd Carson Sunday schoo t Evenmg Worsh p 7 30 p m supt Sunday schoo l 9 :JO a m Wednesday M d week ser\' ce mornmg worsh p 10 30 Sunday School Superintendenl Sunday evange l st1c meet ng Gerald Wells Pastor Rev 7 30 p m prayer meet ng Morr s M Wolfe Wednesda\1 7 30 o m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Walter P Brkacsan pa stor Secon d Ave Middleport Ronne Salser S S Supt Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Sunday School 9 30 a m scllool 10 am worshiP ser Morn ng Worsll p 10 45 a m vice 11 a m worshrp ser v ce Sunday even ng worshiP 7 30 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday p m Wednesday evenmg B1ble night prayer servrce 7 30 Sludy B p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN THE UNITED PRES Rev Lelon Glasure pastor BYTERIAN MINISTRY Sunday School 9 30 a m OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow Oht youth and iun or youth serv ce L Zavltz Pastor Director 6 45 p m even ng worsh p HARRISONVILLE prayer and prase 7 30 p m Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 Wednesday 7 30 D rn am Mrs Homer Lee Svpt SILVER RUN FREE Morn ng Worship 10 30 am BAPTIST - Rev Ra l pll Dean MIDDLEPORT Sunday pastor Sunday Sc hool 10 a m Church Schoo 9 30 a m John Leon M ller sup! Even ng F Fultz Supt Morn1ng ser\' ce 7 30 p m Prayer Worship 10 JO am meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Morn ng CHESTET CHURCH OF Worsh p 9 a m Sunday GOD Ae\' James Sat Church School 10 a m Mrs terf eld PUUV"- 5•1r+ d1V Sc hool Sampson Hall Supt 9 30 a m ; ltf\' c.e 11 MEIGS am even i ng serv ic e 7 COOPERATIVE pr~yer serv i ce en d youth PARISH serv ice Wtc:Jnelday 7 p m wors.=t.p Robert T Bumgarn er Director POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE Htcks Rev D Wm Syden5tncker CHESTER - Worship 9 IS Church Schoo l 10 a m a m ENTERPRISE - Worsl'llp 9 Church School 10 a m a m FLATWOODS - Worsh ip 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh i p 10 30 a m Church School t IS am UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh p 10 a m Churcll School 9 e m UMY~ 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert 8umg1rner HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 a m Church Sc hool 9 30 a m UMYF 1 p m RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 I S a m Church Schoo l 10 a m UMY F 7 pm SALEM CENl'ER Wor ship 9 a m Church School 10 am UMYF Thursday 1 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtcllard E J.tr"Yis ASBURY Worsh i p 11 a m a m Church Sc hool 9 wscs 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 a m Ctlurch Sct1oo1 10 a m WSCS 3rd Wednesday 1 30 P m • MINERSVILLE - WorShiP 10 a m Church Scj1ool 9 a m WSCS 3rd Monda y 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Churcl'l Scl'lool 9 30 a m worsh i p serv r;; 7 30 p m so SOlJTHERN CLUSTER ReV' Steven Wrlson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Sh1veley BETHANY (Dorcas) Worshtp 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh p ll a m 1st lind 3rd Sundays Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worsh p 1 30 p m f rst and th rd Sun LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - ~Ot)frt E Musser pastor Sund•y School 9 30 a m Robtrt Bobo supt morn i ng worlh l p 10 lO Sund•v even ing $trvlc:e 1 jo M i d wee• serv tc1 Wt ctnesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C L•r l ,.,ore putor Bob Moore $~rt CIIV ScttOOI Supt SunG•)' School clanet for ell egn t lO 1 m morn ng WOf'I"P 10 .. NYPS Sunde~ • lO~i'..N •veng tu lst lc 1er"¥1Ce Sun.d1~ 7 )0 D m M i d w&ek prlyer !'n etting Wednescuv 7 lOp m M las lon•rv meet ng 11cona WNntsaay ., 30 p m s UNITIID 'AITH NON DINOMINATION4L - Rev Robert Smith pastor Sunda y school 9 301 m tlllllead er Leo H rll worshTp se rVlce 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake pastor Sunda y Schoo l 10 a m Howard McCoy supt Morning sermon 11 a Sunday nlgl'lt serv ces m Chr Sf ran Endeaver 7 30 p tTl Song ser\IICe B p m Preach ng 8 JO p m M d week Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams l ay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Loc ated at Rutland on New L1ma Road next to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday School supt Sunday school 10 30 am worshtp 7 30 p m B ible study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturdav nrght prayer ser\'lce 7 JO p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson pastor Ray Whaley supt Morn l no worshrp 9 30 am churcl'l school 10 30 a m voung people s meeting 6 30 Pm e"Yen ng worsh p 1 :Jo p m Bi b le study Wednesday \ NewsJ 4 8 10 15 ABC NewsiJ Sese~meS 70 Tri.J th , or Conseq 6 Pr o1ec l Care 33 6 30 - N8CNews3 4 5 ABC News6""C BS News8 10 Room Does GOifsee the gap? Whenever you hear ab ut ga p yc u ca gc1 eral1or 1 .. 6 00 - 122 13 ~ 1 be h1ased JX H 11 ge neration IS f v tew wrc I Fach l Yet there IS a d VIO C VICW It con"entrates o n the onenru 4 9 00 - Brcen tenn a l Lecture Se r es 20 G r l W th Son el ng Ext ra 3 4 M asterp ece Theatre 33 Mo v a TBA Move Secret o f th e In cas 10 ~ 30 - Br an K e th 3 4 Odd Couple 3 6 10 00 - Toma 13 6 News 70 Coni I c is o f H Jrry S Tr um an JJ Gl en Campbell 3 4 15 of all gcncrauom on all the blcss mgs a nd ( pportumu cs that God contrnu c." to be stow Hts truth endurcth to a ll gen eratJons su td the Psalm1st Great When 10 JO - Day AI N ghl 33 10 .4 5 11 hule Ltnda m her arms nex t Sunday sh e !I he t h 1 n k 1 n g 12 1 gratefully or all the gths th ey have m common - fro m the Lord And she II be praymg that Lmda w11l be brought up 2 4 S human mtclhgence g r a s p s God s pOl 11 or VICW 7 15 7 30 - SATURDAY MAY 8 :1 .,..... 9 : • 9 10 r 10 11 Jose and the Pussyc ats n Outer Space B 10 Bu tch Cass dy 3 4 lS M ss on Mag c 6 13 12 00 - Jetsons 3 4 I S lns1de Out 20 Mov e 6 13 Pebb les and Bamm 8amm B 10 t2 15 - Sea r ch for Sc ence 20 1230 - Go34 5 FaiAberiB 10 1 00 - Man from UNCLE 4 Children s F l m Fes tival 8 10 Banana Spl ts 3 Amer can Bandstand 6 13 La ss e IS 1 30 - Greatest Sports Legends 3 I S 2 00 - Soul T ra n 6 V ewpo nt 8 Tarzan 13 Mov e T he Blue B•rd 10 Ba seba I Pre Game Sho w 3 4 15 2 15--- Ba seball 3 4 15 2 30 - Arthur Sm lh 8 3 00 F sh n Hole l3 Un lam edWor ld6 TBA B Fou r for Texas 13 3 30 - M0111es Rage A 00 - CBS Golf Champ onsh p B 0 Audi.Jbon W1 dl fe Theatre 33 Sunday Mo11day Tu esday Wtth the hope tt will tn some measure foster and help sustatn that whtch 1s good tn fam1ly and commumty l1fe th1s feature IS sponsored by the bustness f trms and organ1zattons whose names appear below sm~ LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School sup! Ronald ~sborne B ble School 9 30 a m preach ng 10 45 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST Rona d Wells pastor Sunctay Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Young People s Serv ce 6 45 p m Evangel sf c ser vrce 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Thi.Jrsday 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Bald Knobs Rev L R Gtuesencamp pastor Roger W1lfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Sunday evenrng worsh p 7 30 Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m Ern est Youth Dee t er class ii!ader meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even mg worsh p a lternatmg With C E a 1 7 30 p m on SI.Jnday Prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wo fe lay lea der 220 E 2178 106 THE DAILY SENTINEL soul And so me thoughts on fu st.a td I o r emove dust from the eye puJl th e e \o e over th e n ose r ot famlmg rub the perso n s chest or 1f 1 l tdy rul) her a1m tOO\ e the he ad For dog btte put the dag a\\a) fm scvc1al d tys II he has not recove 1et1 then kill hun \! ~ 1f )O U re too square for those remember t11s Pat allel hnes n ever meet unless yo u bend one or both of them IIEIDl Dea r Hetdi Thank s for a fme holida y Here are som e m or e n otes on ftrst atd as seen by fourth grade sludenl' tn Edmonds WHsh 1contrtbuted by an Oregon reader I For hea d colds U se an agomzer to ~ pray the nose untrl 'It drops m the throat Put the nose lowe1 than the body For nose bleed For snakebtte Bleed the wound md rape t he \ ICltm m a blanket for shock FOI !ractures To see t! the lunb ts broken wtggle tl ge ntly back and forth F01 asp h) x1at10n Apply arttftctal resptratton unttl the vtcltm ts dead H DEAR HELEN I read som ewhere that a man who smokes a p1pc wa s vote d by a majortty of women as apt to be more sexy stable ca pable mature mtelhgent dependable kmd responstble Io) al sm cet c sure masculme rehable good-n atured strong frten dly self-.oontrolled gentle condtfdent al!ecttonate mdustrtous deep thmkmg and logtea l than are nonptpe smokers Sexv and handsome were the words women used a lot to descrtbe men wtth ptpes On the basts of thts \\Ould )OU recommend t start smokmg a ptpe ' - HOPEFUl DEAR HOPEFUL Before )OU tr; to hght up a rrurade remember lhts The survey you mcnhon was comm1sstoned by - a p1p e manufac tunng company But good luck anyway - H nonds OH' r yu ~J f \l' d amond s \A hal do y(1u do now I you have a ga ne plan for o da y st ck to t Mak g sudden c hange s n your sc hedu l e won wo k Olll halt as we SAGITTARIUS (No¥ GEMIN I (May 2t June 201 ooks ve y nte.e st 19 but yo don t k ow c ough ~bou l h n yet Allow <1~ pic I nc to gd acq 'i nterl CANCER (June 21 July 22) You wo 11 be as dc1 110 abou t you r ::tnswer s lodCly as yo hould Tl s w re ave o tl,u s wo x1e g whr~l you e ca V I k 9 30 - Toy Thai Grew Up 33 Bob New hart 8 10 10 00 - 0w en Mar shall 13 6 Carol Bur ne tt 5 11 I I 2 3 4 0 Lawren ce Welk N ght 33 I 00 - 11 a News8 10 News 6 13 N ews J M1dn gh t Spec a il S News3 4 15 Mov1 e Godz I Ia K ng o f th e Mon ste r s 6 30 - Mo\' es How to Be Very Very Popi.Jiar 8 Behold a Pale Horse 10 Godz I Ia vs t he Smog Mon ste r 13 45 - M oves D ea d l ock 3 An Eye for An Ey e tf 00 - Mov e Th e lnv s be Woman 13 45 - Mov e Here Come th e G r s 4 JO - News 13 45 - Peyton Pla ce 4 15 - Move Versa 1lles Affatr 4 5- by THOMAS JOSEPH \( HOSS ll etdelberg n1e11Jento 23 Dec 21) You e know l or <1k 19 c ha ce and I.Jsually 1 dll g ttl g s wo k ou t to you til e end Lo g shol s wo 1 P<l Y oft IOd<1y So n~one you ve n el ece1!1) I mlmd 19 ) M ke up you r nd as o v d ~ au " qu g I e I t yo c l 1 g ~; yo I:> II ~ lwck l;J8 no wonde es It s a e 1 0 yQu ocr~ twn s II Hook I le i cmmd II US S I( CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan vi !Feb 20 More ~ SCORP IO (Oct 24 No¥ 221 ,. l 11 Unw11ln g I, lkL O! t.l l iOil 01 ~;d to I • , I 1op ban ma s ' r rem~ h p<i mtc r onfede r th uf AIJ>alun 1 Bon r:; tr ! 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"THE B 00 - Al l n t he F am l y 8 10 Par tndg e r am l y 6 13 Book Bea t 33 Em ergen cy 4 3 B 30 - MASH B 10 No ... a 33 Move l sn t It Sh oc k ng 6 13 9 00 - Move G an t 3 4 Ma ry T y ler Moore B 10 o 30 - Day at muffs L-Ontract TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 201 Be cc Ian you know what yoll c \<1\ k ng about wile so eonc scek,.s adv ce Th s p~; so w 11 Ia low you s 19 gesl ons o hO Ie it e ~ Olrt.he::lqy ) i1 ~ Moy 11 1974 :lao nvolved a \J,.t.'~ s ~ar offer& many new- n ~ ne w untam her n t!'iha w 11 Ghdl eng!:! you 112 ests There are some pl:)Ss'l ~ pre sent fJh oso ohy So neone you w I nee thr ough 'IQrk w ble camp cat ons you re not lak ng r to accoun t play! an ut1u ::.ua ro.e PI SO D Im LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 231 An a gh you 11ay seem ca lm d co ec cd deep dow1 you e not as su e of you rsell s you should be Relax ~ ~.,. I" /1/ I IOlJ( IJ I I PUR1FY BEATEN IJ, rtf I ltl rDXHC PDX XFDCKH NKC NKC AXF NF NF PNK P WFD V CN Y C PWH) FD C THCUSCH -P WU U W N I D N JUWF F tomorrow! Yesterdays Cryptoquote WE MUST BEWARE OF NEEDLESS INNOVATIONS, ESPECIALLY WHEN GUIDED BY LOGIC -WINSTON S CHURCHILL lt:afflc l'roiJitm"' - ONE-WAY (© 1974 K1n1 Futures Synd cate Inc ) 7 64 3 EAST .6 3 ' '9743 .KIOB 5 '10862 ' .A K 108763 +A 8 2 .J2 •+ IITTI E ORPHAN AN l•lE LITTLE • OFF WE GO INTO i lciE WILD BLUE. YONDE' LEAD NG MAN K ND INTO GOOD HEALTH SOUTII IDI < • A92 SUNDAY TIME5-SEfHINEL I + KQ 1109 5 ' • Q5 4 Devoted to the Greater Oh o Valley \l('thet \ul1e1ah lt REXALL DRU GS 992 We Ftll All Doctors Pre .. crtpt ons 2955 Pomeroy Cor Rts 7 & 544 0 "MR. ADVERTISER" You Can Use T h1s Space On ly $2 00 WPst MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR SWISHER & LOHSE Cheshire Pa s Ph 367 7414 120 E Mam St Ph 949 9591 . WAID CROSS SONS STORE OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO COMMUNITY Grocenes & General Merchand se Rae me Ph 949 5772 Bakers of Holsum Bread MIDDLEPORT OHIO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 0~ ' THE NAZARENE Re\1 Lloyd D Grtmm Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Morn ing worsh p 10 30 a m Young peopl e s ser"' ce 6 p m E\langel st1c serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv ce 7 30 p m VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. REA L ESTATE BROKER Ph 992 3325 ' DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heal ng 992 3550 Mtddleport 337 N 2nd •s ItO Meehan eSt GAUL'S MARKET MASON COUNTY SMITH NELSON MOTORS THE HILAND CHAPEl George Casto pester Sunday SchooL 9 30 . evening worsh i p 7 lO ~UNday e\'en lng prayer serv ice 7:.30J) m CHESTER OH IO Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Crai g pastor Sunday school worsh ip Ur\'tce 11 ' 45 am am tra n l ng un on 6 30 p m ev'en lng worsh lp s.er¥-tce ' JO p m M d week prayer ser\' lce Wednesday 7 30 p m GOEGLEIN READY MIX MASON FIRST'Ir.llfTIST - Phone 992 3284 Aulhor zed Bu ck 500 E Matn Sl Mlddleporl Ph 985 0 HUNTINGTON l RAP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worsh p serv•ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly B1b e study Wednesday 7 30 W Furniture and Hardware Homehte Saws 3308 Chester Attend the Church of Yoor Cho1ce Pomeroy Ph 992 VA M&R RJODLINER . A Cool D nlng Room \ Ches 1er • •• CHRIST m Chrlstran Un1on Th e Re\' W lllam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m James Hughes ~upt even ng serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday e\len ng prayer meeting 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv ce each Tuesday .· 0 PHONE 992 2156 Racme--: •• • ' 99 M II Sl I' I . Pa ~ Pass PaS$ f ass P~ss 1-'nss Middleporl I TODAY S QUESTION Jl'h 992 ~86 1 ;! . RATS 1 FJR ONE BRIEr EXC f iNG 11011ENT l THO~oHT I H"'D AN N South hold lnstc<Jd of b ddm~ 11 \C spadt s \OUI partn ~ r lw s tml s n : d 1 Meats and Grocenes 1 5USPRtSE LOWEEII/ AN SWEEP OUT TH HOUSE AFORE SHE GITS BACK fROM TH STORE> Whal do vou do no\lc Pass You made your slam try ~nd your partner rerused ll SADIE'S 1MARKET Syracuse 0 SNUFFY 11 WH'I DON T '-IE •K 2 • A J 7 6 5 + A 6 4 .Q 9 ~ ChurcQ and Off1ce Supplies GtHs MEIGS TIRE CENTER Porperoy Pa~~ 1 You The Slore With A Hearl Ph 949 3342 10 Ea!il ~est Pe.ss . I • PiJss MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RACINE FOOD MARKET cz:e:1 :11'Y:"',3 n :rhebdtll).;h l sb~n . CHURCH OF ALlEY OOP ~\ S\ • SELL IT WITH A SENTINEL WANT AD Oh10 medtat ely •East had been usmg the H of AR CH HQ\1 can I b'e at thr s contt att He VJSUa lt zed the posstbtl ttv of Soulh s exac t holdtng and rqse wtlh hts ace of trumps After that he JUSt led hts ; -.~V..S\IH~~\~1 - Short Or ders- Carry Out I ill llOHN I OSI R b~ d Pome·oy 0 GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN • K deuce of clubs and onc e 11101 e dummy s good hea r t s went to 3498 Kerm s Korner Kerm1f WalTon pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF Sl Rl 7 I, NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT OHIO GOD - Second St Mason W Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday schoo l 10 a m morn~ng worshrp 11 am evangel st1c serv1ce 7 30 p m B bl e study and prayer ser\'1ce Wednesday 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 0 BEN FRANKLIN STORE Bakers of Good Bread :> + ace ol hearts out of dumm v s way He JUSt led a trump on . HEINER'S BAKERY CHRIST P C BOK 487 M ller St Masorr.-W Va Sunday B1ble Study 10 a m Worsh p 11 am and 7 p m B i ble Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal mustc GMC D..,ler Ph 992 2174 RIDENOUR SUPPL\ . OF Pont ac Pass I ass ga me reached fl\e di amo nds and both South playe rs fotled lo make tl ; The f11 st one couldn l help ntm se lf West s ktng of clubs tj,ad pt oduced the deuce ii-om East bul after mature (leltberatton We st continued wtth the ace South had lo ~ff tn dummy and the three .. zet o trump bt eak made 1t iinposstble for hun to enter ~umm; lo cash good hearts " The second decla1et had a chance East played the JOCk of clubs at tr tck one West ijuddled dec1ded tt "as a sutt preference ca ll fm a spade lead and led one The queen was plaved from dumml but East dtd nol cover wtth the kmg At thts potnl So uth s hould have romped home All he had to do was to le~d a heart to hts ace and then play trumps but Sputh dtdn t bothet to get hts Pomeroy Rae ne l• I &> South • :by Oswald & James Jacoby •• Both s td es tn th e team ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Fam ly Recreation Sw 1mm ng Camp ng ,. Open 1 g lea d FULL SERVICE SHOP Rad1al Cuts & Toupees Each Week For East 1\ior ttl :t• MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP ROYAL OAK PARK CHURCH Sunda y School 11 30 am Worship serv ce 11 lll m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday n ght worsh p 7 30 p m - .9+ WEST Support th e Church of Your Cho ce 104 W Matn Pomeroy Ph . 992 3354 MIDDLEPORT OHIO It yuu w o to look good 1 hO eyes ol o t 1e s today n sk e doubly su c you l h nk o~ tlc r c rests o t 1 sl your ow r -~ 'K QJ 5 •" (General Merchandise) MARK V STORE 0 • Q 114 HAYMAN'S Devoted to M e 1gs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 33 Ba seba l l 15 Course o f our T1me s NUKTH Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy Bobby Gold sboro 3 • Second South • " r----------------------, 3001 THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W. Second Ca t ch 33 WIN AT BRIDGE MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH Dtal992 231 8 Dl AR HEIRN I hkt yo u1 hohdm Uom p1 oblem s ..:olumns mcludmg the Wh 1t IS a hsts and a b1t of hW11or Here s so mt: of the la tte1 t hat I dipped from c1 local p 1pcr ctuldren a r e true f'lO iog1sts her e are a fey, proofs (1s publtshecl tn the magaztne PHuftc Search d Jou rn tl of NH tural Scumces llte cuckoo does not la1 tls o" n eggs An example of amm<-~1 Qreedmg IS the f arm er Y.ho mated a bull thatgavea grea t deal ofm tlk wtth a bull \\ tth good meat Ve gc ta t1ve prop agation rs the process b) wh1ch one m dl\ tdual manufa ctures another tndtvtdu ai iJ) acctde nt TI1e boo k.,,orm l arva enters tl e hum m b od y t hrou gh the 11 Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets Courl Sl Pomeroy 992 Nat onw de Insurance Co of Colvmbus 0 Pomeroy 307 Spnng Ave 4 15 - TBA 15 7 30 - CATA LOGUE STORE P. J PAULEY, AGENT Coo1v1 le RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 am worsl'ltp serv ce 10 30 a m Brble study and prayer ser\1 ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasle r pastor V H Braley Sunday schoo l supt Sunday ~choo 9 30 am worsh p ser'W Cli' and com mun on 10 30 a m youth meet ng 6 p m Su nday even ng serv1ce 7 regu ar board meet ng th rd Sa turday 7 p m l Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Prayer and B ble study 7 30 p m Cottage Pra ver Ser\'1ce Tuesday 10 am Wcrsh1p Serv rc e... 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ROCERY bu s ness tor sa l e Ma n St ree Phone 992 209d Probate D v s on Bu ld ng for sa e or lease 5 0 31C (5) 3 10 11 3tc Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appo ntment P LA ST C f ewers for M emor a l J 20 tfc Day Mabe P c kens Co ege For Sale or Trade Road Syracu se Phone 99 2 7203 T RA DE a 1973 Cen ury B u c k 2 STARCRAFT Don t m ss our 5 10 3t c schoo out spec as on cam dr ha r d op ma g w h ee s a r low m l eage f o a 973 74 p er s and ac c essor es 25 pet on Ch ev r o e p ck up Phon e off on R ees e H tcl'1es 20 pet F A RM A LL A w th bel y and pow Phon e 985 3924 985 ]9 12 off on automat c awn ngs 5 0 3tp 5 10 3 p Cam p Conle y Star c r a f Sa es R 62 north of Pt Pleasan beh nd Red Carpe t Inn FOR Memor a Day n ce Wanted To Buy se ect on of Flow ers Bask ets 5 9 Jtc OL D Up ght p an os Any Faye s G tt Shop Sprays con d t on pa y ng S 0 cash TRUC KL OA D SALE of f rst Nort h Sec ond St M ddleport Wr te g ve d r ec t oqs o qual ty and factory second 5 7 lfc W I TTEN P ANO CO P 0 v ng room su t es and cha rs Save up to 40 pet on tt1ese A 1 POP vendor 5 can setup to 25c Box 8 Sa rd s Oh o 439.46 4 2-6 30tp new I v ng r oom su tes and Pol y s Au c t on House 537 H gh St M ddleport or phone chars FREE panty hose to US E D GA S r efr ge ra or Ca 992 3509 h e f rst 25 mothers Sa e s 74 2 4691 a ft er 5 p m F da y and Saturday May 10 5 7 7tc and 1 9 a m o 9 pm 5 9 Si p Pome oy Re covery 622 East - -- - - ---c -c-- cc,cc-,SIOR Salt Works E H G H sc hoo teach er w an s Man S r ee l Pomeroy Phone EXCEL Ma n St Pomeroy A I k nds sm a I fa m to buy or r en w l h 99 2 7554 of sa t water pe lets water spac e tor hor se Phon e 992 4 8 3tc nuggets boc k sa t and .fJWn 2 58 0 99 2 3657 Oh o R v er Sa t Phone 992 5 TO 6tc RO CK c ountry and western 3891 gosp el tapes S2 75 each or 2 b 5 tfc I HAV E buyers tor fa r m s O p en Fr day and fo r $5 v acan t and ecr ea t on spo s Sa turda y 9 a m to 9 p m esp ec al y n the Porn eroy Pom er oy R ec overy 622 East WE ARE p ck. ng up a p ano n your arell and wou d ke Rae n e M d d epo rt a r ea s M a n St Pomeroy Phone some res pons ble party t o Pl ease ca l co teet 86 1 8356 or 99 2 7554 take over payments Cal ~ 37 8635 or w r te to K r k 5 8 Jtc Credit Manager {614 772 pat r ck s Realty 924 Ye a I ng 5669 or wr e 260 East Ma n Co l umb us Oh o 43227 Rd W E H A VE a I your upho st ery St reet Ch II cotl'1e Oh o 45601 55 0Q ne ed s Bur a p den m 4 7 ttc cambr c foam g u e z ppers J UN K Autos comp le e and t ac k ng str p sp lng s and de ve ed to ou ya d we p ck c h ps c h pboard buttons up au o bodes an d bu y a tw n e sew ng thread leg s ~ nds of sc rap m e al s an d u pho s tery books dacron r on R d er s Sa lv age St a t e spr ng rw ne t acks welt cord SPECIAL Roue 12.4 R t 4 Pomer oy c o tt o n s w .., e ba s es and Oh o Phon e 992 5468 foa m foam foam Pomero y 4 ll 2Mp Recov er y ll22 Ea st Man 5 r ee t Ph one 992 7554 AL UM IN U M c a rt op f ~ h n g 5 8 261c bo at Phone 742 647 _....._ 20", 5 10 Jtc KA T HR Y N W ndon you r Ma ry K ay c on sultant ha s a Spec a TU RF TRIM pu sh ty pe U SED gas refr ger ator s Ca ll on Cologne and Per f ume for 742 d 6~ a tt qr 5 p rn o ta r y m ower Ha s Bnggs & Moth er s Day P'hane or 5 9 Jtp St ra tt on en g n e 7 nch p c k u p a l vour Mary K ay pl ast c w h ee s loop st y l e cosm et cs needs at 985 3846 B U p enn es Phone 992 7009 5 8 3t p tu bu lar handl e 12J 1982) --- - ---- ----------------- -------------- MOWERS GREAT COUNTRY STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Mtddleporf Pomeroy 3 HP ---~- - 5 AKC - 10 31P R eg s t e r ed or non eg s ered box er dog Ma e or f ema e Phon e 99 2 3742 lj ) 0 61C .,..... __ ___ 2 H ORSE t and em tra ler on e hor se w th parlld e sadd e and br di e Ph on e ll98 329 0 R ut h .Re~v es A lbany lj 586p b POMEROY LANDMARK Jack w Carsev Mgr Phone 992 2181 Business Services H OM E g r own oma t o p lan s mpr ovcd M e K ca n ye o w Ju b l ee H nd s J!JO A so ho p e pp er s <1 d mangoe s T ho m<1 s H a yn an ac ro ss t c om M u n c p a l park n Sy r acu se 4 28 l i t e. Oh o INTERIOR EXTERIOR PAINTING hou se w th b a h baseme n w h 17 a r es a g e b ar n bu d ng w h ma ch n e sh ed P h on e 9.n 5058 5 10 6t c PHONE 992 5083 RACINE OHIO Wheel Alignment •s.ss On Most Amencan Cars -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open a Ttl S Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 - - -.;< TEAFORD V1rqil B. Tt ',""lford . Sr Broku 110 MechfllliC Slret'l Pomeroy, Oh1o ~)769 BUSINESS - ga s pumps all stoc k and som e equ pment A good n vestm ent for a coup le Shou l d relurn your nvestm ent n less th a n a YES! HARDWARE Now wh le the weather IS ~t1ll coolt s the be st ltme It can be mstalled at your co vcn ence wtth no watllng around 1n hot muggy w eather All WEATHER HARDWARE N lnd Ave l<lrge 2 Bu•lt to Your Specs Deltvered to Job Stfe 773 5554 NEW HOMES - Of your own cho ce P ck th e on e you I k e a nd be n soon We have 9 models NEW LISTING - A GOOD BUY CAN BE FOUND HERE WE HAVE A PICTURE OF PROPERTIE S OFFERED FOR SALE GORDON ll T r ArOI?O HllfNI T~I\FORD AS1 0 ( 1/\ 1 ! '1 992-3325 or !P.J2-3615 -·· ·- CLELAND 608 E REALTY MAIN POMEROY 0 SYRACUSE - 1 , slory frame 3 bedrooms bath porches basem ent new FA gas furnace large ev el lot $6 500 00 POMEROY Ranch type 2 BR LOTS OF CLOSETS NICE KITCHEN CABINETS & rang e ca r peted porch full basement garage ga s f~rep l ace FA $1 5 000 POMEROY acre heal oo Aboul I , has sewage water lights deal for home or tra lers $3 Ooo 00 REEDSVILLE - 77 acres oty water 1deal for home or tra lers $9 000 TUPPERS PLAINS Ranch type LEAKING 1 3 years old 3 BR balh lovely krtchen and dtn ng ut I t y c arpeted a e lectr c carport $17 000 DON T DELAY IN SPECT IONS YOU MAY WA IT TOO LONG TO BUY OR SELL USE OUR SER VICES HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 or 992 2568 THE WISEMAN AGENC\' J;or Free Estimate mqutre now about a beauf•ful new r oof n fa sh1on colors All WEATHER HARDWARE Under New Management zn..t M•~port DOZER and back hoe work ponds and sept c anks d t ch ng serv ce top so I f II d rt 1 mestone B&K Ell. cavllf ng Phone 992 5367 or 992 386 tfc 9 1 Auto Sales GAS saver 965 Dodge Dart smal 6 cy nder standard sh ft new es ow m eage q 25 mpg or so $300 Ca I 992 5092 af er 5 or se e Gary Hysel 5 10 3tc 1966 F 600 FORO 7xl0 dump truc k Phone 992 3954 John Tucker Hysel Run 59 Jtc 1970 OLDSMOBILE 98 ow m leage ex ce ent cond tlon Sell ng s evera hundred dollars be low oca dea ler pr c e Phone 992 3863 after 6 p m call 992 5844 5 10 6tc 969 OLD SMOB LE 98 2 dr hardtop wh te w t h bac k power s eer ng v nyl t op power brakes power seats power w ndaws good t res new Sears d e hard battery $1295 Phone 992 5993 5 9 Jlp 967 ONE on Ford Stake bed truck Phon e 992 2550 or 742 6551 4 30 ft c 1957 CHEVY Perfec t Shape extra parts $1 600 Phone 992 3d27 5 7 4lp Teddy Bears" ' We s ur e do at Larr y s Mob le Hom es In fa c t we ha ve a ve r y spec 1al p la c e 1us I fo r you r Te ddy Bea r Stop a nd see 1 We have somelhmg you won I seem any mobile home sales m the area Just one more lhmg that we have added to our homo• to show that we care Don I wa I slop toda y We have FREE Balloons FRf:.E-Suc ke rs a nd Ca rd s fo r FREE Ice Cream Cone s a t Shammy s BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT Most of all stgn up for our drawmg of one "Great B1g" Teddy Bear to be g1ven away Sunday, May 12th FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS Phone 742 4673 742 5595 Bill BrQwn Owner Rutland Oh10 Stop and see 11 your teddy likes our home I lhmk you w•ll be glad you d1d LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Fr.1nl< Ghe\'IL S,1lr ·., Mcp Pomeroy , 0 Roger Hysell s Garage near Crossroads on State Route 124 8 30 to 6 p m Monday through Saturday Phone 992 5682 or 9927121 4 12 26tc Pets For Sale BR TTANY Span el Pups 6 week s od AKC Regstered Good b ood nes Phone 99 2 6359 5232 GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP 23 26tc SEPT C TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph 44ll 4782 Gall pols John Russe I owner and operator SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 s 10 3rc Ready Phone CONCRETE de vered r gl'1t to your pro[ect Fast and easy Free est mates Phone 992 328.4 Goeg en Ready M x Co M ddteport Oh o 6 30 tfc Mon F11 1./ a .m . ttiB p m S,lf 1.1 C BRADFORD Auctioneer Como ete Servtce Phone 949 3821 or "949 3161 Racme Oh o Cr tt Bradford 1 ttc s Maytag Automatics 2 speed oreraton Choice o water temps Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power Fin Ag tator Perm a Press Maytag Hala of Heat Dryers Surround clothe.s w th gentle even heat No hot spots no overd..-y ng Fine Mesh Lint Filter We Speclalitt In 399 W Man Pomeroy 0 L.ocated at Modern Supply Small Eng ne Repa r RUTLAND 3 BEDROOMS LARGE KIT CARPET AL U M SIDIN G OWNER W l l HELP ~!NAN C E FOR QUALIFIED BU Y ER PRICED BELa~? MAYTAQ MARKET $ 2 000 Red Clrpet Service RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 '211 Arnold Grate Runand 73 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe, power, a1r 15900 72 1 2495 Ply Duster Cpe , V-8 auto , P S •12295 72 Dodge Sw1nger H T, V-8 auto , P S • • • 71 71 71 Olds Cut S Coupe, power, a1r ......... 12795 Pontiac Cat 4 Door, vrool & a1r ....... '1795 1 2795 Olds Tornado, power, a1r, new w/s/w PRICE OONSTRUCTION 70 Olds Cut S Cpe , pow , a 1r, v-~ool Roofing Spouhng Alummum S1dmg And Complete Remodelmg 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power, a1r 1 69 Olds 88 4 Dr, full power, a1r 11095 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr, 68 Chev RUTLAN D BARGAIN CENTER Rutland Furmture buys sells used furn1ture &-Bedroom Su1tes 561P.9l'uP'I Beds of all kinds Complete S29 95 " Dr!IWMII be1ge and green $25 00 so Gold Barrel Back French Chiilr S53 SO 33-Gas & Elec Ranges 20 to 40 wtde S39 95 Green Refrigerator & L1ke new S42o. ~o p;i;~l Coppertone Refngera1or and S32o 00 pa1 & Pllr S249 95 2-0id Dmtng Room Su1tes S75 oo and $100 oo 4-Wrmger Washers $~9 95 Cedar Chest up SJ9 95 What Do You Need, We May Have II' Old Lamps Odd Rockers Floor Clacks Fan and 1m1ony other Items Rutland Furniture 742 4211 See Herb Grate Rutland 0 Dave or Mlkl ' I \ &a1r • vroof, 11495 .. '1995 1895 1 atr 895 11295 69 Chev Imp H T Cpe, V-8 auto 742-6273 rs pow 69 Pont1ac Bonn , 2 Dr H T, PHONE A I shope l~~~~~ql~~;:e, Aefrtgeralor ~ OVERHAUl REAR Sllf ADJUSIIRs' an s 1972 CHEV. CHEVELLE p B :tu o P S 1895 p 5 1695 1 P B 1595 1 1895 1972 VEGA, 4 SP 1972 FORD GAL 500 J Or H T /z 1 68 Dodge Charger H T Cpe , auto., P S 66 Ford 11095 t P1ckup, V-8, :kpeed 4 Dr 67 Ford Frle, •• '895 1595 H T., V-8, auto , P S 4 Dr, V-8, auto, P S ........ $795 Karr & Van Zanelt --.......,.... You II L1ke Our Qualify Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unhl6 00-Til5 p m Sat "1: -r $2.3 million net ~ "" •• ~ •" reported by NLI COLUMBUS (UPI) Statutory net earnmgs after ": taxes of $2 3 million were ~ reported for the fU"st quarter of ~ the year Thursday by officials "• of Nationwide Life Insurance ~ Co, the prmc1pal subsuliary of .. NatiOnWide Corporation :: The figure represents an m : cre11se of 5 per cent over the :: f1rst quarter of 1973 and 18 ~ equal to 65 cents earrungs per :'1 share ::1 When computed by ; generally accepted ac = counting pnnc1ples the fU"st • quarter earnmgs were $3 2 •• • mill1on or 90 ~nts per share ~" Dean W Jeffers general ~ ch8U"II1an, reported directors ' approved an annual d1v1dend of ~ 55 cents a share the same as a : year ago The d1V1dend 1s : payable June 18 to • shareholders of record May 17 ~ Nationwide L1!e s m ~ "vestment mcome w"" $10 1 " milllon In the flrst quarter or = 12 per cent greater than a year • earlier The company s m : vested assets mcreased by : •$14 5 mtlllon durmg the quarter Poli c yholder benefits ~ ~ L amounted to $21 million up $2 milllon over the same per1od last year Nationwide Life s total m force busmess passed the $7 billion mark durmg the first quarter and was $7 I billlon at the end of March IndiVIdual life exceeded a record $5 billion after a gam o! $126 million since year end NationWide life s statutory assets at the end of the quarter were $709 milllon an increase o! $17 million durmg the period liabilities were $648 million up $14 milllon mthree months NationWide Life operates In U states, the Distr1ct of Colwn bia Puerto Rico and the :VU"gln Islands It ranks 45th m bus! ness m force and 49th m assets among I 800 United States Life msurance compames C<lln Preference S1lver dollars long have been popular m the 1 Amen can west N1ckels remam the most favored coms m Baltimore w h 11 e quarter dollars are most sought aftm In the state o! New York ' CLEVELAND (UP!) - The aeveland Plam Dealer called for the l!Dpeachment of Pres• dent Nu:on m a front page edi torlal today saying The tran scr1pts of White House conver satlons clearly mvolve him (NIXOn) m a coverup attempt to say the least The nol'J1lllliy conservative newspaper wh1ch endorsed NIXon m 1968 and 1972 S81d the evidence m the transcripts and the Pre&dent s refusal to com ply with a subpoena !rom the special Watergate prosecutor for more tapes and docwnents leave the House Judw>ary Committee no chotce but to recommend to the U S House of Representatives the 1m peachment o! Pres1dent Nu:on The paper referred to the transcr1pt of a March 21 1973 rneetmg at the Wh1te House between the President and then presidential counsel John Dean quotmg N1xon s ap parent UlSlructlons to Dean on the subject of hush money for the Watergate conspll"ators A few hours later (con S(lll'ator E Howard) Hunt s attorney recetved $75 000 the ed1torllll S81d The second reason the House has no chmce but to l!Dpeach President Nuton for trial by the Senate 1s the deciSion by President NIXOn to Withhold lawfully subpoenaed material !rom the spec1al prosecutor mvesllgatlng the Watergate question the paper satd We have come to the declSlon that there Is no choice but to l!Dpeach on these two known facts rather than on the emohonal ethical question about the attitude of the Pres1 dent as shown by the tran scr1pts However m addition to these points we must add that 1l 18 disheartenmg to the extreme to read the transcripts m detail and to gam the unavoidable 11Dpresslon that the Pres1dent and his advisors were so unconcerned about the Umted P S P B ! ac to y 1 "•II Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 500 E Man Ph 99221 74 Pom er oy Oh 1o Where The Cu stom er s No Remember we but II our bus ness on serv ce & no w se rv ce s bu ld ng our bu s ness v n { I oo 1970 FORD TORINO '1 Dr H T Sharp n nd y ou cho ce 1971 DODGE DEMON 3 8 Season's 1st show • IS May 18 3 spe ed 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 FIAT Chesler 0 CINCINNATI (UP! ) Havmg surv1ved a wmter of discontent wh1 ch mcluded a contro versial chan ge m ownership and a legal battle w1th the state Racmg Com m1ss1on R1ver Downs Race Track opens Its 1974 season today The thoroughbred track located alongs1de the OhiO R1ver a few miles southeast of downtown Cincmnah begms IOOdays of racmg w1th a 3 p m post tune toda; Twos days later the track offers Sunda; racmg for the first tune e>er m southwest Ohio But the btggest race of the R1ver Downs season already has been run It mvolved track offiCials vs state and county authorities R1ver Downs \\ On -but not unt1l the fmal stretch and then JUst by a nose Fmal approval from the Racmg Commtss1on and state and county fire and buddmg m spectors d1dn \ come until early th1s week Earher this year 1t looked hke the track m1ght sprout dandelions th1s swruner A lew months ago I was about to tear all my ha1r out Ken Plattner the track s gen States and 1ts peop1e The Plam Dealer sa1d N1xon and h1s staff worried about savmg themselves rather than preserVIng the free Amencan system President N1xon h"" gone too far the ed1tonal smd The transcnpts of White House conversatiOns clearly mvolve him m a coverup at tempt to say the least That and h1s refusal to comply w1lh t' subpoenas of the Watergate spec1al prosecutor and the House Judiciary Comrruttee have wtually assured that the Impeachment of Pres1dent NIXOn W>ll become reallly The facts of the matter now show that no other course IS poss1ble the editonal con eluded era! manager sa1d Thursday But now a lot of thmgs are behmd us F1re Kills 20 Horses R1ver Downs problems began to budd nearly a year ago when a fU"e roared through th e stable area and killed 20 horses Dozens of other horses had to be turned loose and 1t took several chaotic hours to round them up The f1re tnggered cntlclsm of outdated !ac1ht1es at the track which goes back to 1929 But a more mtense controversy was sparked when a man named Nicholas Tweel bought the track late last year Tweel mdicted m connecl!on w1th a 1962 J11111Dy Hoffa tnal and later acqullted bought the track from Andre Andreoli o! Akron Tweel who sa•d he made the purchase m his wiles name for tax reasons then un mediately leased the track bank to Andreoli The OhiO Ra cing Com miSSIOn held lengthy hearmgs on both the deal and general conditions at R1ver Downs and turned down the tracks request for 100 days of racmg th1s year CQmmtsswners sa1d to grant approval would not be m the best mterest of racmg But River Downs went to court and obtamed an mJunc lion which overruled the com miSSIOn Still the court sa1d the track had to comply w1th sllff f1re and bUIIdmg regulatiOns m order to race m 1974 Remodelmg ProJect So Tweel and Andreoli launched a $690 000 remodeling proJect and state and county UlSpectors th1s week fmally Jave theU" seal of approval I now feel better about this track than ever before sa1d Plattner a four year River Downs veteran Money IS now bemg poured back mto R1ver Downs Remodeling mcludes con struct10n of concrete horse barns mstallallon of sprinkler fac1llll es add1llons to the Concert scheduled 2 p.m. Sunday at Rio Grande The R10 Grande College Wmd and Percussion Sym phony the Rio Grande College Chorus and the RIO Grande College Grande Chorale will present 8 concert SWlday at 2 p m at Lyne Center on the Rio Grande College campus The concert IS open to the pubhc and there 1s no admtsston charge The Wmd and Percusston Symphony Mil present the followmg selections Blessed are They ImpressiOn of a Folksay for Gaehc Air CoronatiOn Scene Band Boris Godunor Porgy and Bess! Sequ01a and 1812 Over ure The R1o Grande College Chorus do A Mighty Fll Ire'" s our God He ID INSPI<T REAR WHI!L CYliNDERS 1 Impeach •••••••••••••••••••••~!!~: says the River Downs ran Ohio PD close to the wire USED CARS 992 3092 Range c1u o I cy See Ray R•ggs or Roger R•ebel • Wllktnson Small Engme )6B ? 000 cc I INSPI<T REAR AXlE SEAlS GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS I ree Garage Estimates 7-Recllners I new) 1974 PINTO Nr;d lo ThP Jorw<., Boyc, 6 Sun . 1 6 pIll Pomeroy Dark Green Red 6-Sofas gold blue 7 CUAN AND INSPECT REAR BRAKES 985 Seve..-al Chests and SEPTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San tat on 992 3954, or Dressers $20 00 u 992 73A9 •- ~-• xtra Nace 2 p-c 10 23 tfc l1vmg Room Suttes -..-----L1ght Green READY MIX 6 PRESSURE CHICK POWER BOOSTER Located nn St Rt 7 FOR FREE estimates on alum num replacement w ndows s ding storm doors and w ndows RaIng Phone Char les L sle Syracuse Oh o l Jacob Sa l es 3 29 tfc Car Representat ve V V Johnson anct Son Inc DOZER work land clearing by 4 30 tfc the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large OLO autos 6 or more cars w I dozer and operator w th over g ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars. or 20 years exper ence Pull ns more w 11 g ve better pr ce Excavat ng Pomeroy Ot1 o Col 985 4297 Phone 992 2478 12191fc 4 S RIPtiNISH MAlTER CYliNOIR FlUID RIGGS USED CARS 4100 SEWING MACHINE::i Repe tr serv ce llll makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Service We Sharpen Sc ssors W LL tr m or cut t..-ees and shrubbery Also clean out basements att cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 .4441 3 INIPICT FRONT WHIIL CYLINDERS 4 DVfRHAUl FRONT SllF ADJUSTIRS Pl1 9977711 DAY OR NIGHT NEIGLER Bu d ng Supply for bu ld ng houses phone 949 3604 ca t Guy Ne gler Ra e nc Oh o s 3 26tc Big Capacity • Hour<:; Boo or Roger Jeifer • Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 EXCAVAT IN G rtn1P.r n.<~rl~r and back.h oe work sept c tank s nstalled dump trucks and to boys tor h re wll hau f 1 d rt top so 1 lmestone and grave Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 ngs lon g Slimd Au o Pomeroy PHONE 992·5271 2 REPACK AND ADJU5T FRONT WH!Il BEARINGS 2595 1 1971 FORD TORINO SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 808 W Matn Sl ong 0 From the largest Truck or Bvl dozer Rad ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Specialist Ph 992 2174 1973 CHEV 307 V-8 HU s p S! net In w de 1 ClEAN AND IN5PI<T FRONT BRAKI liNINGS 1972 FORD 6 CYL FURNITURE ' Our Stop In and See Floor D1splay .See or Call ONE OFFICE 446 364, EVENINGS Bud McGhee-1144 1255 E M Ike Wlseman- 444 3796 OFFICE SUPPLIES and INSPECTION SPECIAL TRUCKS If They Allot" ,.tailed LARGE F LAT WELL LANDSCAPED L OT PR CEO M 0 TWENT E S NEW Power L1nes All work done by the KITCHEN 1 2 BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR LI KE - ~ foot or contract Also dozer work and sep1tc 1i1nks m RACINE 2 STORY PERM I\ STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN ALL and 10 4 tfc O PEN 5 10 3tp GARAGE Ltnes DON T fuss don t cuss turn 2 11 tfc over unk automob les to us w 1 oav $5 tor old unK cars AUTOMOBILE nsurance been Phon e 1 ( 3 04) 77 3 58 90 can c e ll ed? Lost your R vers de Auto wreCK: ng operator s I cense Call 992 4 9 26tc 7428 6 15 lie A KC lr sh Setter pups tor sa e n 2 weeks 614 949 50 8 Galhpol s Cabbage head ettuce sweet and hot pepper s many var e es of tom a oes 50c and 6Sc d zen Fowers Petu" as Pan s es Mar go s plus many other var et s SOc to 6.5c pak Ge r an ums and other pot pants 10 nch hang ng baskets petun as or v n ng ge r an ums ss oo Porct~ bolCeS petun as or pans es S3 oo or S4 oo Hubbard s Greenhouse Syracuse 0 992 5716 Water IS IT COLOR FADED1 N VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS DITCHING SERVICE -------~------ ••• •• RON AND KAREN THOMAS 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy SAFETY BRAKE "Hmmm ... I Wonder Mason W Va IS YOUR ROOF N ce 2 bedroom s 2 ba th s mode n k tchen w1th Db srnk cook un ts furn ace 1'1eat a nd tu I basement w1 t h garage N ce pa t o wtth co ver At Long Bottom ... HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO ol town RED UCED FOR QUICK SAL E In [Tuppers Pans Now under new management M ddleport 0 WOOD TRUSSES fam y 1'1 ome Near c hurch schools shopptng on n c e st oul of h gh wat er n good par t ON RT 7 - Maddleport 0 Stop m and say Hello Bra~ m thrs ad for a Free G1ft ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED room s 2 b a th s 5 b edroom s modern k tchen w tth ba ke un I s Full ba sement F A f urna ce an d over I acre Nea Gav n on Rl 7 2 bedroom hom~ ath garag e and 1 acre ONLY $8500 00 N 2nd Ave POM!ROY HOME & AU:rc:f Under New Management Large B MIOOLEPORT - COMPANY ALL WEAlliER year NEW LISTING - EXCAVATING 777 Pearl Street M ddlepo...t Oh10 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Phone 992 2550 Grocery w lh B-K AIR CONDITION NOW 7 2571 4 19 tfc Water Electnc Gas Sewer L n es nstalled Work guaranteed Doter Backhoe Truck~ L m estone $ F1!1 0 rt Commerctal Res1denhal Con structton & Rem ode~ EXPERT 2 BED RO OM hou se n M d d lepo t New k tche n and bath a pp an ce s n c lud ed Ca I 992 53 0 d 25 26lc N CE 3 b edroom home lor sa e $ 1 1 000 Phon e 99 2 3975 or 99 2 PH. 949-3611 RACINE GARAGE A C~E S t<UUM • CALL CARL hELSON 3 29 tf c o a nd n Sa em o ca d on S a t e Cen t er m l e o f Par ker Rou c / 4 Ru n Mn e P c e $6500 A so 6 oom s an d ba h home n R ae n e n ce to on Sta e R t 24 a good bu y o $6 500 P hone 949 31 5 7 6 c AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR We repatr; l awn mowers and garden tractors ROOF PAINTING Real Estate For Sale 6 COMPLETE NELSON CLELA N D F ARM S A ND G REE NH O U SE A va r c ty o f c nbbrJge an d om a o p an s to r sa e A so broc co a nd cau I o we swe et p epp er s ho t p eppers egg p an s head e t uce and EA STER F L OWE R S pan SY. I m ums a1a ea hyd a ng e e ge r an urn s p e un as se ve a k nd s ot h ang r.~g ba sk c s G ~ ra d n e Cl e and Rae n e $52~o __ _ 11 - The Dally Sentinel Mlddlepo,rt Pomeroy 0 Fnday May 10 1974 For Sale Watchmg over Israel Prayer of Our Lord All My Tr1als solo Arlen Owens Deep R1ver Solo lesa Wagner Balm m Gilead solo Debbie Northup and Want to L1ve w1th God I Beheve and Ave Mana wdl feature an Interpretive dance by Doroth y Gnlrm Turn AroWld w11l feature Dorothy Gnffm and Meghan Gr1ffm The Grande Chorale w1ll present the followmg uel'ec lions The Other Man s Grass and I Don t Know How to Love Him by Ellen Leftwich Sunshme by Gale Douthitt Mornmg After by the students of the Doroth y Gnffm Studio of the Dance I uck Old Sun by Arlo Owens People by Unda Hubler W1Ihout a Song by Howard McDamel For All We Know by Bonme Sm1th flute You Are the Sunshme of My L1fe by Alvis Moore Sometunes and One Tin Sold1er by Sandy Hunter Jesse by Sh1rley Richard son colorado Trall by Renee Orr alto Don Saunders tenor Mark Souders harmonica Delta Dawn by lesa Wagner Ok1e !rom Muskogee by Don Saunders and Tie a Yellow R1bbon and T1me 1s My Fnend The Dorothy Gnffm Dancers mclude Ann Epling Cathenne Schmidt Meghan G1rf!ln M1lz1 Dean Robm Bowers Angela Gnfhn and Lpf1 l)!eado ~ TUPPERS PLAINS - The first horse show of the 1974 season at !he Bar 30 show grounds near here w1ll be held on Saturday Ma) 18 The Eastern Local H1gh School Jun1or Class Will sponsor 1ts siXth annual Southeastern Oh10 Horse Exhibitors Assoc1al10n pomt show featurmg 19 halter classes and 28 halter classes The JUdge for the show w1ll be B1ll Allen of the Triple A Stables of Coolville The halter classes w1ll begm at 5 p m DST and w1ll cons1sl o! show horse western pleasure pony under 48 "estern pleasure pony 48 and under 54l showmanship 12 years and under registered quart e rhors e s tallion s regi ster ed quarterhors e mares 3 yrs and over re gister ed quar terhor se mares 2 yrs and under reg• ster ed quart erhorse geldmgs 3 yrs and over registered quarterhorse geldmgs 2 yrs and under registered appaloosa stallions reg>stered appaloosa mares showmanship 13lhru 15 years registered appaloosa geldmgs non reg1 stered stock horse registered arab1an horse registered half-arabian horse open all breed yearling and under showmanship 16 thru 19 years and palommo horse The performance classes w1ll begm at 7 p m DST and w1ll cons1st of lead m pony I to be JUdged ) show horse western eqwpment western pleasure pony under 48 nder 12 years and under regtstered quar terhorse Junior pleasure 4 years and under flag race v.estern arabian pleasure horse half arabs mcluded western pleasure pony 48 and under 56 r1der under 16 years english pleasure hunt seat western cone race walk trot horse nder 6 years and under youth western hor semansh1p 16 lhru 19 years walk-trot pony nder 8 years and un der youth western horsemanship 13 thru 15 years and Wider nde d run youth western horsemanship 12 years and under enghsh pleasure saddle seat pick up race registered appaloosa pleasure horse show horse enghsh equ1pment open remmg english equilat10n nder 19 and under non registered western pleasure horse barrel race western semor horsemanship and open tra1l class The show w11J be governed by SEOHEA rules alJ contest classes W111 be eleclncally limed and 1n rag1stered class~s and youth classes proof of reglStralton and age w1ll be requested F1ve place nbbons Wlll be awarded m )!alter classes and hve place rlbbo118 and prize money m the performance classes Food w11J be served by the Eastern Local J untor Class The general pubhc 1s cordially mv1ted to attend clubhouse and grandstand and general landscapmg The track did $,'19 1Dillio~ worth of bUSUless last year 1ts best year ever Anticipating good crowds Iron, Sunday rae mg Tweel predicts about $45 m•lhon worth of busmess this \ e ~r I 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974 CHEVELLE CLASSIC $3995 4 Door ess lhan 3500 m es gree n v ny too & ght g een f n sh green v n y nte r or tr m 350 VB 2 bb t n ted g a ss fa ctory a r cond t oned AM ad o f oar mats body prot ec t ve m dg powe r stee r ng & br akes lu bo hydramat c ex t d ecor pack age com fo r s ee ng whee w h c o ver s & w w t r es Ver y n ce & Is loa ded"' h e)(tr as 1973 CHEV CAPRICE $3895 4 door lu xu r y ca w h te f n sh w th v n y t op g een kn cl oth tr m I nted g ass fo e tor y o l u bo h ydrama c P S P B s de prot ect i ve moul d ngs H 7B s w t res bumper guards r ad o w h ta pe POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO GOP unhappy COLUMBUS I UP! ) Legislative Republicans have termed John J G1ll1gan s plan to spend $43 5 mtllion m lottery proceeds pork barrel pohllcs and hiS clal!D there 1s no surplus of general revenues patently untrue The governor Wednesday outlmed 13 Items for wh1ch he requested supplemental appro prtations from the General Assembly using revenues from the state lottery wh1ch IS expected to begm m early August The two top priOrity 1tems on Gilligan s hst were $14 9 million to help pay off the Viet nam War bonus and $12 5 mil lion for matchmg local funds on vocational educal!on con struct10n projects What Gov Gilligan has proposed appears to be based more upon election year pork barrel politics than the l!Dpor tant needs of Ohio srud Sen Max H DenniS R Wilmmgton cha1rman of the Senate Finance Comrruttee and Rep Frederick N Young R Dayton ranking Republican on the House Fmance CQmnuttee The governor also once agam clauned that there 1s no surplus In the state treasury satd Demus and Young Patently untrue We have a $61 1Dillion excess as of the end of April They critiCized the gover nor s spending plan for Jeavmg out tax relief school operating subsidies and rud to mass transportation To say that the governor has demonstrated misplaced pr1onUes IS an understate ment sa1d Denms and Young His potillcal pandermg Wlth public momes leaves 1m portant human services without needed money They sa1d Republicans al Go\ BUSES STONED RAWALPINDI Pakistan (UP! ) - Schoolboys m Lahore capital of Pakistan s most populous provmce stoned buses and public buildmgs and chanted Who will teach us now• to protest a strike by !hell" teachers Wednesday The youths took to the streets after 16 000 teachers o! nation allzed schools struck m a demand for more pay The boys stoned buses public buildings and neon Signs until they were dispersed by club swmgmg pollee No casualties were reported A thought for the day Amer1can author H L Menck en sa1d Conscience IS the !nne~ VOice that wat ns u~ somrbll<11 ma,l be lookmg read) have proposed supple mental fundmg for some pro ]eels favored by the governor We are pleased that the go\ ernor has fmally •dm1tted that voca tiona l tec hmca l eoucat10n has been slighted by his admunstrallon they smd We note that these needs have been obVIOUS smce jasl July and the mon ey has been ava11 able m the treasury smce last October lor these pro]ecl.s Kuhl s se lls both Ne w a nd U sed furnatur e Ev ery ap p 1an ce sold s u sed and ca..-n es a JO day r efund or repla ce ment GUARANTEE Re f 1ger a tors $19 ~5 up 1 Coppe r ton e $125 Ga s & Elec Ranges S35 up 20 gas S45 Auto Wa sher s $45 E lee Dryer s US May lag Wr1nger Washer s $49 95 Che st s Dressers $8 up Mela Desks $12 Pr Blue Gold Wtng Back Cha1r s $100 pr P..- Gold Cha~r s $50 pr Pr Fr Prov Cha1 rs Pmk Brocade 575 pr Pr unu sual bl gold Hassock s d ec orated as Drums 525 p r Approx 16 x2 7 Gold Wall to Wall Carpet S65 " Lg Red Shag Carpet >3S Other U se d Rug s 52 5 New Danett e 6 c h >99 $50 New Re clin er s 9x l2 Thnftex Ru g s $6 95 Specwl of th e Week Maple Hutch hke new Bedroom & ltvmg r m suates new & u s ed e xc e ll e nt select1on u sed dmettes O S & stra1ght cha r s o der dtn ng ro om su 1t es 'ound oak l a bles lamps odd tab les & so m e se ts m uch much �10 - The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday May 10 1914 • Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 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HARDWARE Now wh le the weather IS ~t1ll coolt s the be st ltme It can be mstalled at your co vcn ence wtth no watllng around 1n hot muggy w eather All WEATHER HARDWARE N lnd Ave l<lrge 2 Bu•lt to Your Specs Deltvered to Job Stfe 773 5554 NEW HOMES - Of your own cho ce P ck th e on e you I k e a nd be n soon We have 9 models NEW LISTING - A GOOD BUY CAN BE FOUND HERE WE HAVE A PICTURE OF PROPERTIE S OFFERED FOR SALE GORDON ll T r ArOI?O HllfNI T~I\FORD AS1 0 ( 1/\ 1 ! 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MAYTAQ MARKET $ 2 000 Red Clrpet Service RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 '211 Arnold Grate Runand 73 Cadillac Cpe DeV1IIe, power, a1r 15900 72 1 2495 Ply Duster Cpe , V-8 auto , P S •12295 72 Dodge Sw1nger H T, V-8 auto , P S • • • 71 71 71 Olds Cut S Coupe, power, a1r ......... 12795 Pontiac Cat 4 Door, vrool & a1r ....... '1795 1 2795 Olds Tornado, power, a1r, new w/s/w PRICE OONSTRUCTION 70 Olds Cut S Cpe , pow , a 1r, v-~ool Roofing Spouhng Alummum S1dmg And Complete Remodelmg 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power, a1r 1 69 Olds 88 4 Dr, full power, a1r 11095 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr, 68 Chev RUTLAN D BARGAIN CENTER Rutland Furmture buys sells used furn1ture &-Bedroom Su1tes 561P.9l'uP'I Beds of all kinds Complete S29 95 " Dr!IWMII be1ge and green $25 00 so Gold Barrel Back French Chiilr S53 SO 33-Gas & Elec Ranges 20 to 40 wtde S39 95 Green Refrigerator & L1ke new S42o. ~o p;i;~l Coppertone Refngera1or and S32o 00 pa1 & Pllr S249 95 2-0id Dmtng Room Su1tes S75 oo and $100 oo 4-Wrmger Washers $~9 95 Cedar Chest up SJ9 95 What Do You Need, We May Have II' Old Lamps Odd Rockers Floor Clacks Fan and 1m1ony other Items Rutland Furniture 742 4211 See Herb Grate Rutland 0 Dave or Mlkl ' I \ &a1r • vroof, 11495 .. '1995 1895 1 atr 895 11295 69 Chev Imp H T Cpe, V-8 auto 742-6273 rs pow 69 Pont1ac Bonn , 2 Dr H T, PHONE A I shope l~~~~~ql~~;:e, Aefrtgeralor ~ OVERHAUl REAR Sllf ADJUSIIRs' an s 1972 CHEV. CHEVELLE p B :tu o P S 1895 p 5 1695 1 P B 1595 1 1895 1972 VEGA, 4 SP 1972 FORD GAL 500 J Or H T /z 1 68 Dodge Charger H T Cpe , auto., P S 66 Ford 11095 t P1ckup, V-8, :kpeed 4 Dr 67 Ford Frle, •• '895 1595 H T., V-8, auto , P S 4 Dr, V-8, auto, P S ........ $795 Karr & Van Zanelt --.......,.... You II L1ke Our Qualify Way of Domg Busmess 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unhl6 00-Til5 p m Sat "1: -r $2.3 million net ~ "" •• ~ •" reported by NLI COLUMBUS (UPI) Statutory net earnmgs after ": taxes of $2 3 million were ~ reported for the fU"st quarter of ~ the year Thursday by officials "• of Nationwide Life Insurance ~ Co, the prmc1pal subsuliary of .. NatiOnWide Corporation :: The figure represents an m : cre11se of 5 per cent over the :: f1rst quarter of 1973 and 18 ~ equal to 65 cents earrungs per :'1 share ::1 When computed by ; generally accepted ac = counting pnnc1ples the fU"st • quarter earnmgs were $3 2 •• • mill1on or 90 ~nts per share ~" Dean W Jeffers general ~ ch8U"II1an, reported directors ' approved an annual d1v1dend of ~ 55 cents a share the same as a : year ago The d1V1dend 1s : payable June 18 to • shareholders of record May 17 ~ Nationwide L1!e s m ~ "vestment mcome w"" $10 1 " milllon In the flrst quarter or = 12 per cent greater than a year • earlier The company s m : vested assets mcreased by : •$14 5 mtlllon durmg the quarter Poli c yholder benefits ~ ~ L amounted to $21 million up $2 milllon over the same per1od last year Nationwide Life s total m force busmess passed the $7 billion mark durmg the first quarter and was $7 I billlon at the end of March IndiVIdual life exceeded a record $5 billion after a gam o! $126 million since year end NationWide life s statutory assets at the end of the quarter were $709 milllon an increase o! $17 million durmg the period liabilities were $648 million up $14 milllon mthree months NationWide Life operates In U states, the Distr1ct of Colwn bia Puerto Rico and the :VU"gln Islands It ranks 45th m bus! ness m force and 49th m assets among I 800 United States Life msurance compames C<lln Preference S1lver dollars long have been popular m the 1 Amen can west N1ckels remam the most favored coms m Baltimore w h 11 e quarter dollars are most sought aftm In the state o! New York ' CLEVELAND (UP!) - The aeveland Plam Dealer called for the l!Dpeachment of Pres• dent Nu:on m a front page edi torlal today saying The tran scr1pts of White House conver satlons clearly mvolve him (NIXOn) m a coverup attempt to say the least The nol'J1lllliy conservative newspaper wh1ch endorsed NIXon m 1968 and 1972 S81d the evidence m the transcripts and the Pre&dent s refusal to com ply with a subpoena !rom the special Watergate prosecutor for more tapes and docwnents leave the House Judw>ary Committee no chotce but to recommend to the U S House of Representatives the 1m peachment o! Pres1dent Nu:on The paper referred to the transcr1pt of a March 21 1973 rneetmg at the Wh1te House between the President and then presidential counsel John Dean quotmg N1xon s ap parent UlSlructlons to Dean on the subject of hush money for the Watergate conspll"ators A few hours later (con S(lll'ator E Howard) Hunt s attorney recetved $75 000 the ed1torllll S81d The second reason the House has no chmce but to l!Dpeach President Nuton for trial by the Senate 1s the deciSion by President NIXOn to Withhold lawfully subpoenaed material !rom the spec1al prosecutor mvesllgatlng the Watergate question the paper satd We have come to the declSlon that there Is no choice but to l!Dpeach on these two known facts rather than on the emohonal ethical question about the attitude of the Pres1 dent as shown by the tran scr1pts However m addition to these points we must add that 1l 18 disheartenmg to the extreme to read the transcripts m detail and to gam the unavoidable 11Dpresslon that the Pres1dent and his advisors were so unconcerned about the Umted P S P B ! ac to y 1 "•II Smith Nelson Motors Inc. 500 E Man Ph 99221 74 Pom er oy Oh 1o Where The Cu stom er s No Remember we but II our bus ness on serv ce & no w se rv ce s bu ld ng our bu s ness v n { I oo 1970 FORD TORINO '1 Dr H T Sharp n nd y ou cho ce 1971 DODGE DEMON 3 8 Season's 1st show • IS May 18 3 spe ed 1966 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 FIAT Chesler 0 CINCINNATI (UP! ) Havmg surv1ved a wmter of discontent wh1 ch mcluded a contro versial chan ge m ownership and a legal battle w1th the state Racmg Com m1ss1on R1ver Downs Race Track opens Its 1974 season today The thoroughbred track located alongs1de the OhiO R1ver a few miles southeast of downtown Cincmnah begms IOOdays of racmg w1th a 3 p m post tune toda; Twos days later the track offers Sunda; racmg for the first tune e>er m southwest Ohio But the btggest race of the R1ver Downs season already has been run It mvolved track offiCials vs state and county authorities R1ver Downs \\ On -but not unt1l the fmal stretch and then JUst by a nose Fmal approval from the Racmg Commtss1on and state and county fire and buddmg m spectors d1dn \ come until early th1s week Earher this year 1t looked hke the track m1ght sprout dandelions th1s swruner A lew months ago I was about to tear all my ha1r out Ken Plattner the track s gen States and 1ts peop1e The Plam Dealer sa1d N1xon and h1s staff worried about savmg themselves rather than preserVIng the free Amencan system President N1xon h"" gone too far the ed1tonal smd The transcnpts of White House conversatiOns clearly mvolve him m a coverup at tempt to say the least That and h1s refusal to comply w1lh t' subpoenas of the Watergate spec1al prosecutor and the House Judiciary Comrruttee have wtually assured that the Impeachment of Pres1dent NIXOn W>ll become reallly The facts of the matter now show that no other course IS poss1ble the editonal con eluded era! manager sa1d Thursday But now a lot of thmgs are behmd us F1re Kills 20 Horses R1ver Downs problems began to budd nearly a year ago when a fU"e roared through th e stable area and killed 20 horses Dozens of other horses had to be turned loose and 1t took several chaotic hours to round them up The f1re tnggered cntlclsm of outdated !ac1ht1es at the track which goes back to 1929 But a more mtense controversy was sparked when a man named Nicholas Tweel bought the track late last year Tweel mdicted m connecl!on w1th a 1962 J11111Dy Hoffa tnal and later acqullted bought the track from Andre Andreoli o! Akron Tweel who sa•d he made the purchase m his wiles name for tax reasons then un mediately leased the track bank to Andreoli The OhiO Ra cing Com miSSIOn held lengthy hearmgs on both the deal and general conditions at R1ver Downs and turned down the tracks request for 100 days of racmg th1s year CQmmtsswners sa1d to grant approval would not be m the best mterest of racmg But River Downs went to court and obtamed an mJunc lion which overruled the com miSSIOn Still the court sa1d the track had to comply w1th sllff f1re and bUIIdmg regulatiOns m order to race m 1974 Remodelmg ProJect So Tweel and Andreoli launched a $690 000 remodeling proJect and state and county UlSpectors th1s week fmally Jave theU" seal of approval I now feel better about this track than ever before sa1d Plattner a four year River Downs veteran Money IS now bemg poured back mto R1ver Downs Remodeling mcludes con struct10n of concrete horse barns mstallallon of sprinkler fac1llll es add1llons to the Concert scheduled 2 p.m. Sunday at Rio Grande The R10 Grande College Wmd and Percussion Sym phony the Rio Grande College Chorus and the RIO Grande College Grande Chorale will present 8 concert SWlday at 2 p m at Lyne Center on the Rio Grande College campus The concert IS open to the pubhc and there 1s no admtsston charge The Wmd and Percusston Symphony Mil present the followmg selections Blessed are They ImpressiOn of a Folksay for Gaehc Air CoronatiOn Scene Band Boris Godunor Porgy and Bess! Sequ01a and 1812 Over ure The R1o Grande College Chorus do A Mighty Fll Ire'" s our God He ID INSPI<T REAR WHI!L CYliNDERS 1 Impeach •••••••••••••••••••••~!!~: says the River Downs ran Ohio PD close to the wire USED CARS 992 3092 Range c1u o I cy See Ray R•ggs or Roger R•ebel • Wllktnson Small Engme )6B ? 000 cc I INSPI<T REAR AXlE SEAlS GOOD SELECTION OF OTHER CARS I ree Garage Estimates 7-Recllners I new) 1974 PINTO Nr;d lo ThP Jorw<., Boyc, 6 Sun . 1 6 pIll Pomeroy Dark Green Red 6-Sofas gold blue 7 CUAN AND INSPECT REAR BRAKES 985 Seve..-al Chests and SEPTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San tat on 992 3954, or Dressers $20 00 u 992 73A9 •- ~-• xtra Nace 2 p-c 10 23 tfc l1vmg Room Suttes -..-----L1ght Green READY MIX 6 PRESSURE CHICK POWER BOOSTER Located nn St Rt 7 FOR FREE estimates on alum num replacement w ndows s ding storm doors and w ndows RaIng Phone Char les L sle Syracuse Oh o l Jacob Sa l es 3 29 tfc Car Representat ve V V Johnson anct Son Inc DOZER work land clearing by 4 30 tfc the acre hourly or contract farm ponds roads etc Large OLO autos 6 or more cars w I dozer and operator w th over g ve S3 00 p ece 18 cars. or 20 years exper ence Pull ns more w 11 g ve better pr ce Excavat ng Pomeroy Ot1 o Col 985 4297 Phone 992 2478 12191fc 4 S RIPtiNISH MAlTER CYliNOIR FlUID RIGGS USED CARS 4100 SEWING MACHINE::i Repe tr serv ce llll makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sales and Service We Sharpen Sc ssors W LL tr m or cut t..-ees and shrubbery Also clean out basements att cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 742 .4441 3 INIPICT FRONT WHIIL CYLINDERS 4 DVfRHAUl FRONT SllF ADJUSTIRS Pl1 9977711 DAY OR NIGHT NEIGLER Bu d ng Supply for bu ld ng houses phone 949 3604 ca t Guy Ne gler Ra e nc Oh o s 3 26tc Big Capacity • Hour<:; Boo or Roger Jeifer • Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 EXCAVAT IN G rtn1P.r n.<~rl~r and back.h oe work sept c tank s nstalled dump trucks and to boys tor h re wll hau f 1 d rt top so 1 lmestone and grave Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 ngs lon g Slimd Au o Pomeroy PHONE 992·5271 2 REPACK AND ADJU5T FRONT WH!Il BEARINGS 2595 1 1971 FORD TORINO SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 808 W Matn Sl ong 0 From the largest Truck or Bvl dozer Rad ator to the smallest Heater Core Nathan B1ggs Rad1ator Specialist Ph 992 2174 1973 CHEV 307 V-8 HU s p S! net In w de 1 ClEAN AND IN5PI<T FRONT BRAKI liNINGS 1972 FORD 6 CYL FURNITURE ' Our Stop In and See Floor D1splay .See or Call ONE OFFICE 446 364, EVENINGS Bud McGhee-1144 1255 E M Ike Wlseman- 444 3796 OFFICE SUPPLIES and INSPECTION SPECIAL TRUCKS If They Allot" ,.tailed LARGE F LAT WELL LANDSCAPED L OT PR CEO M 0 TWENT E S NEW Power L1nes All work done by the KITCHEN 1 2 BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR LI KE - ~ foot or contract Also dozer work and sep1tc 1i1nks m RACINE 2 STORY PERM I\ STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN ALL and 10 4 tfc O PEN 5 10 3tp GARAGE Ltnes DON T fuss don t cuss turn 2 11 tfc over unk automob les to us w 1 oav $5 tor old unK cars AUTOMOBILE nsurance been Phon e 1 ( 3 04) 77 3 58 90 can c e ll ed? Lost your R vers de Auto wreCK: ng operator s I cense Call 992 4 9 26tc 7428 6 15 lie A KC lr sh Setter pups tor sa e n 2 weeks 614 949 50 8 Galhpol s Cabbage head ettuce sweet and hot pepper s many var e es of tom a oes 50c and 6Sc d zen Fowers Petu" as Pan s es Mar go s plus many other var et s SOc to 6.5c pak Ge r an ums and other pot pants 10 nch hang ng baskets petun as or v n ng ge r an ums ss oo Porct~ bolCeS petun as or pans es S3 oo or S4 oo Hubbard s Greenhouse Syracuse 0 992 5716 Water IS IT COLOR FADED1 N VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS DITCHING SERVICE -------~------ ••• •• RON AND KAREN THOMAS 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy SAFETY BRAKE "Hmmm ... I Wonder Mason W Va IS YOUR ROOF N ce 2 bedroom s 2 ba th s mode n k tchen w1th Db srnk cook un ts furn ace 1'1eat a nd tu I basement w1 t h garage N ce pa t o wtth co ver At Long Bottom ... HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO ol town RED UCED FOR QUICK SAL E In [Tuppers Pans Now under new management M ddleport 0 WOOD TRUSSES fam y 1'1 ome Near c hurch schools shopptng on n c e st oul of h gh wat er n good par t ON RT 7 - Maddleport 0 Stop m and say Hello Bra~ m thrs ad for a Free G1ft ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED room s 2 b a th s 5 b edroom s modern k tchen w tth ba ke un I s Full ba sement F A f urna ce an d over I acre Nea Gav n on Rl 7 2 bedroom hom~ ath garag e and 1 acre ONLY $8500 00 N 2nd Ave POM!ROY HOME & AU:rc:f Under New Management Large B MIOOLEPORT - COMPANY ALL WEAlliER year NEW LISTING - EXCAVATING 777 Pearl Street M ddlepo...t Oh10 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 Phone 992 2550 Grocery w lh B-K AIR CONDITION NOW 7 2571 4 19 tfc Water Electnc Gas Sewer L n es nstalled Work guaranteed Doter Backhoe Truck~ L m estone $ F1!1 0 rt Commerctal Res1denhal Con structton & Rem ode~ EXPERT 2 BED RO OM hou se n M d d lepo t New k tche n and bath a pp an ce s n c lud ed Ca I 992 53 0 d 25 26lc N CE 3 b edroom home lor sa e $ 1 1 000 Phon e 99 2 3975 or 99 2 PH. 949-3611 RACINE GARAGE A C~E S t<UUM • CALL CARL hELSON 3 29 tf c o a nd n Sa em o ca d on S a t e Cen t er m l e o f Par ker Rou c / 4 Ru n Mn e P c e $6500 A so 6 oom s an d ba h home n R ae n e n ce to on Sta e R t 24 a good bu y o $6 500 P hone 949 31 5 7 6 c AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR We repatr; l awn mowers and garden tractors ROOF PAINTING Real Estate For Sale 6 COMPLETE NELSON CLELA N D F ARM S A ND G REE NH O U SE A va r c ty o f c nbbrJge an d om a o p an s to r sa e A so broc co a nd cau I o we swe et p epp er s ho t p eppers egg p an s head e t uce and EA STER F L OWE R S pan SY. I m ums a1a ea hyd a ng e e ge r an urn s p e un as se ve a k nd s ot h ang r.~g ba sk c s G ~ ra d n e Cl e and Rae n e $52~o __ _ 11 - The Dally Sentinel Mlddlepo,rt Pomeroy 0 Fnday May 10 1974 For Sale Watchmg over Israel Prayer of Our Lord All My Tr1als solo Arlen Owens Deep R1ver Solo lesa Wagner Balm m Gilead solo Debbie Northup and Want to L1ve w1th God I Beheve and Ave Mana wdl feature an Interpretive dance by Doroth y Gnlrm Turn AroWld w11l feature Dorothy Gnffm and Meghan Gr1ffm The Grande Chorale w1ll present the followmg uel'ec lions The Other Man s Grass and I Don t Know How to Love Him by Ellen Leftwich Sunshme by Gale Douthitt Mornmg After by the students of the Doroth y Gnffm Studio of the Dance I uck Old Sun by Arlo Owens People by Unda Hubler W1Ihout a Song by Howard McDamel For All We Know by Bonme Sm1th flute You Are the Sunshme of My L1fe by Alvis Moore Sometunes and One Tin Sold1er by Sandy Hunter Jesse by Sh1rley Richard son colorado Trall by Renee Orr alto Don Saunders tenor Mark Souders harmonica Delta Dawn by lesa Wagner Ok1e !rom Muskogee by Don Saunders and Tie a Yellow R1bbon and T1me 1s My Fnend The Dorothy Gnffm Dancers mclude Ann Epling Cathenne Schmidt Meghan G1rf!ln M1lz1 Dean Robm Bowers Angela Gnfhn and Lpf1 l)!eado ~ TUPPERS PLAINS - The first horse show of the 1974 season at !he Bar 30 show grounds near here w1ll be held on Saturday Ma) 18 The Eastern Local H1gh School Jun1or Class Will sponsor 1ts siXth annual Southeastern Oh10 Horse Exhibitors Assoc1al10n pomt show featurmg 19 halter classes and 28 halter classes The JUdge for the show w1ll be B1ll Allen of the Triple A Stables of Coolville The halter classes w1ll begm at 5 p m DST and w1ll cons1sl o! show horse western pleasure pony under 48 "estern pleasure pony 48 and under 54l showmanship 12 years and under registered quart e rhors e s tallion s regi ster ed quarterhors e mares 3 yrs and over re gister ed quar terhor se mares 2 yrs and under reg• ster ed quart erhorse geldmgs 3 yrs and over registered quarterhorse geldmgs 2 yrs and under registered appaloosa stallions reg>stered appaloosa mares showmanship 13lhru 15 years registered appaloosa geldmgs non reg1 stered stock horse registered arab1an horse registered half-arabian horse open all breed yearling and under showmanship 16 thru 19 years and palommo horse The performance classes w1ll begm at 7 p m DST and w1ll cons1st of lead m pony I to be JUdged ) show horse western eqwpment western pleasure pony under 48 nder 12 years and under regtstered quar terhorse Junior pleasure 4 years and under flag race v.estern arabian pleasure horse half arabs mcluded western pleasure pony 48 and under 56 r1der under 16 years english pleasure hunt seat western cone race walk trot horse nder 6 years and under youth western hor semansh1p 16 lhru 19 years walk-trot pony nder 8 years and un der youth western horsemanship 13 thru 15 years and Wider nde d run youth western horsemanship 12 years and under enghsh pleasure saddle seat pick up race registered appaloosa pleasure horse show horse enghsh equ1pment open remmg english equilat10n nder 19 and under non registered western pleasure horse barrel race western semor horsemanship and open tra1l class The show w11J be governed by SEOHEA rules alJ contest classes W111 be eleclncally limed and 1n rag1stered class~s and youth classes proof of reglStralton and age w1ll be requested F1ve place nbbons Wlll be awarded m )!alter classes and hve place rlbbo118 and prize money m the performance classes Food w11J be served by the Eastern Local J untor Class The general pubhc 1s cordially mv1ted to attend clubhouse and grandstand and general landscapmg The track did $,'19 1Dillio~ worth of bUSUless last year 1ts best year ever Anticipating good crowds Iron, Sunday rae mg Tweel predicts about $45 m•lhon worth of busmess this \ e ~r I 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1974 CHEVELLE CLASSIC $3995 4 Door ess lhan 3500 m es gree n v ny too & ght g een f n sh green v n y nte r or tr m 350 VB 2 bb t n ted g a ss fa ctory a r cond t oned AM ad o f oar mats body prot ec t ve m dg powe r stee r ng & br akes lu bo hydramat c ex t d ecor pack age com fo r s ee ng whee w h c o ver s & w w t r es Ver y n ce & Is loa ded"' h e)(tr as 1973 CHEV CAPRICE $3895 4 door lu xu r y ca w h te f n sh w th v n y t op g een kn cl oth tr m I nted g ass fo e tor y o l u bo h ydrama c P S P B s de prot ect i ve moul d ngs H 7B s w t res bumper guards r ad o w h ta pe POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO GOP unhappy COLUMBUS I UP! ) Legislative Republicans have termed John J G1ll1gan s plan to spend $43 5 mtllion m lottery proceeds pork barrel pohllcs and hiS clal!D there 1s no surplus of general revenues patently untrue The governor Wednesday outlmed 13 Items for wh1ch he requested supplemental appro prtations from the General Assembly using revenues from the state lottery wh1ch IS expected to begm m early August The two top priOrity 1tems on Gilligan s hst were $14 9 million to help pay off the Viet nam War bonus and $12 5 mil lion for matchmg local funds on vocational educal!on con struct10n projects What Gov Gilligan has proposed appears to be based more upon election year pork barrel politics than the l!Dpor tant needs of Ohio srud Sen Max H DenniS R Wilmmgton cha1rman of the Senate Finance Comrruttee and Rep Frederick N Young R Dayton ranking Republican on the House Fmance CQmnuttee The governor also once agam clauned that there 1s no surplus In the state treasury satd Demus and Young Patently untrue We have a $61 1Dillion excess as of the end of April They critiCized the gover nor s spending plan for Jeavmg out tax relief school operating subsidies and rud to mass transportation To say that the governor has demonstrated misplaced pr1onUes IS an understate ment sa1d Denms and Young His potillcal pandermg Wlth public momes leaves 1m portant human services without needed money They sa1d Republicans al Go\ BUSES STONED RAWALPINDI Pakistan (UP! ) - Schoolboys m Lahore capital of Pakistan s most populous provmce stoned buses and public buildmgs and chanted Who will teach us now• to protest a strike by !hell" teachers Wednesday The youths took to the streets after 16 000 teachers o! nation allzed schools struck m a demand for more pay The boys stoned buses public buildings and neon Signs until they were dispersed by club swmgmg pollee No casualties were reported A thought for the day Amer1can author H L Menck en sa1d Conscience IS the !nne~ VOice that wat ns u~ somrbll<11 ma,l be lookmg read) have proposed supple mental fundmg for some pro ]eels favored by the governor We are pleased that the go\ ernor has fmally •dm1tted that voca tiona l tec hmca l eoucat10n has been slighted by his admunstrallon they smd We note that these needs have been obVIOUS smce jasl July and the mon ey has been ava11 able m the treasury smce last October lor these pro]ecl.s Kuhl s se lls both Ne w a nd U sed furnatur e Ev ery ap p 1an ce sold s u sed and ca..-n es a JO day r efund or repla ce ment GUARANTEE Re f 1ger a tors $19 ~5 up 1 Coppe r ton e $125 Ga s & Elec Ranges S35 up 20 gas S45 Auto Wa sher s $45 E lee Dryer s US May lag Wr1nger Washer s $49 95 Che st s Dressers $8 up Mela Desks $12 Pr Blue Gold Wtng Back Cha1r s $100 pr P..- Gold Cha~r s $50 pr Pr Fr Prov Cha1 rs Pmk Brocade 575 pr Pr unu sual bl gold Hassock s d ec orated as Drums 525 p r Approx 16 x2 7 Gold Wall to Wall Carpet S65 " Lg Red Shag Carpet >3S Other U se d Rug s 52 5 New Danett e 6 c h >99 $50 New Re clin er s 9x l2 Thnftex Ru g s $6 95 Specwl of th e Week Maple Hutch hke new Bedroom & ltvmg r m suates new & u s ed e xc e ll e nt select1on u sed dmettes O S & stra1ght cha r s o der dtn ng ro om su 1t es 'ound oak l a bles lamps odd tab les & so m e se ts m uch much �I I 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 10, 1974 .' ' COURT NEWS Humphrey honored The ·s outheastern Ohio Education Association honored ' 0 • RIOGRAN[)E - Rio.Grande College will offer a fi eld course Keith Roac h, t9 , Wi.ll ow Churl('s M. Mel.a in, W. Ral'inc . H. W. Humphrey, The Plains, ,;Wood. and Ken Cross. 21. $:1:~ reckless op~ rati on : .Jacki C' at th e Association's Representative Assembly on April 26. at Jackson , SI;:OEA President Don Anderson cited Humphrey for 15 years service to the 3500 member teacher's_,association as its executive seCretary. Humphrey has also served as executive head of The Plains School District and superintendent of Athens City Schools. He is currently employed by Ohio University in the student teaching program . ,_ FOUR FINED Four defendants were fined and a fifth was assessed costs only in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith Thursday night. Fined were Michael Crites, West Columbia , $15 and costs , reckless opera tion: Sylvia Roush , Middleport , improper backing, $5 and costs ; Sidney Ellis, address not listed, disturbing the peace, $10 and costs; Wilbur Ward , Middlepor t, $10 and costs, squealing tires . Paul Hill, Racine , was assessed costs only on a charge of disturbing the peace. DEER KILLED A 150 pound buck deer was killed at 5 a.m . today on SR 684, when it ran into the path of a pickup truck driven by William Wagner, Jr., Pomeroy, Rt. 2. The Sheriff' s Department raported that Wagner was not injured and there was damage Ill the fron t of the vehicle. The incident occurred six-tenths of a mile north of 143 in Harrisonville. COLUMBUS ( UPI I .Jose ph L. Whit e: deputy in Archaeo logy the· first Slorto , N. Y. students at· Ri o H;ty F.ddy. 26. Ht . 3. . New director of the Department of quarter this . summ er on Grande College. entered not Matam oras, $2:l speed; .Jen* Economi c and Community Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m . guilty pleas this" morning in nin ~s G. Fcrg(oson. :n. Rl. 3, Development, has been named Bo b · Rogers, ass istan t Galiipolis Municipal Court 1o Gallipolis, $16 speed; Gerald director of the Ohio Youth profesSor of soci al sciences , felony charges of knowmgly Eugf'ne Burns , 24, Gallipolis, Comm i ss i on ~ Gov . John J . will condu ct the course which obtaining or ex erting control $18 speed; .Janet L. Joh!lsOn , Gilligan announced tode:~y . will includ e a n actual exover prop er ty wit hou t the 28. Ga ll ipolis. $18 stop sign; While succeeds form er cavation of a nearby Indian Douglas Eads, 22. London . $18 Toledo Mayor William Ensign conse nt of its owner . speed; Darv in 1.. Bloomer. 31, wh o resigned effective June 1. site under . supervision of a Repo~tedly the pair took a gun from Deput y Ri ci>a rd Rl. 3, Gallipolis, $2:1 speed ; White, 40, spent six years with McFinn of the Gallia Co unty Clarence E. Johnson. 25. HI. I , the Youth Commiss ion as Gallipolis. $18 speed; Clyde R. assis tant deputy director , Sheriff 's Department. (Continued from page 1) They reques ted a Brown . 25. Ga llipolis , $23 deputy director, ass istan t All on had said, " ! think preliminary hea ring whic h was speed ; Juani ta S. Williams, 22, director and acti ng director. something has gotten moving. se t for Ma y 28. Bonds were Lucasville, $18 speed; Charles Maybe the chances are o0-50 F. Cotton , 23, Gallipolis, $18 fixed at $2,500 each. and now it depends on which :;o Edward Viers, 50 , Pl. un safe veh icle; James F . will win." Pleasant, was fined $10 and Martin, 40, Mayoran , N.C .. $18 Kissin ger and Sadat gave no Continu ed from Page I costs for stop sign . Prince A. speed ; Stephen R. Stumbo, 24, briefing to tile press at the end Director Richley, who will be Hunter, 59, Columbus, was Gallipolis, $23 speed; Michael of their talks and a workin g questi ons fined $200 and costs , sentenced W. Shaver, 21, Gallipolis, $2.1 avail able for lu nch at Sadat's private to fiv e days in the county jail speed; Donald H. Wellington, followi ng his -address, is a and his driver's license was 19, Rl . 1, Vinton, $28 improper gradua te engineer from residence at Giza . on the banks suupended for six months for pa.~sin g: Robert Lee Morley, Youn gstown State and at- of the Nile, on Cairo's southern driving under revoc ation 31 , Anaheim, Calif. . $18 speed ; tended John Carroll and the outskirts. Kissinger's visit to Egypt without fin a ncial re spon * Donald G. Simms, 24, Rt. 2, University of Michigan . His Crown City, $28 speed; Phillips profes sional exp eri ence is the third on his current Middle sibility. Forfeitin g bonds were House, 46, Youngs town, $18 varied . Pri or to becoming East to ur - lasted two hours speed; Alex Schultz, 26, Rt. 2, direcror of DOT he was the longer than expected. American offi cia ls said Lelart, $23 speed ; William !.. Mahoning Coun ty Engineer. A Riley, 50, Gnadenhutten, $23 navy veteran , he and his wife, Kissinger would remain in RECEIPTS IN Meigs County Cour t receipts speed ; .James W. Lunsford, 3o, Josephine, have two children. Israel all day Saturday and Tickets may be purchased that he expected to return to for the montll of April totaled Oak Hill. $18 speed and Jon $4,483.27 according to Betty Eric Sparr , Flinton, Mich ., $18 locally from Bob Evans, Roger Damascus on Sunday. There Barron·. and the Chamber of were in dication s ear li er speed . Hobstetter, clerk. Commerce in Gallipolis, and Kissinger might return to Receipts were distributed as BOOSTERS TO MEET from Bernard Fultz in Washington on Tuesday . follows, fines to state $1,321.84, EASTERN - The Eastern Pomeroy and Middleport. fees to sheriff, $127.55, fines Band Boosters will meet at 7:30 and costs to county, general p.m. Tuesday for an ope n fund, $1,686. 72, law library LOCAL TEMPS fund, $732.46, auto license and house in the new band room of GOP TO MEET the addition to the high school. The temperature in downgas fund , $614.73. Young Republicans will meet All residents of the Eastern Tuesday, May 16, al 8 p.m. at rown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. BARBECUE SET District interested in the bands CHESTER - The annual are invited to attend . Refresh- the Meigs Inn . Everyone is Friday was 61 degrees under partia lly cloudy ski es. welcome to atte nd. barbecue sponsored by the ments will be served. Ches ter Volunteer Fi re Department will be May 27, at the fire house beginning at 11 :30 a.m. MEIGS THEATRE Tuesday May 12-14 Tonighlt~ru Friday thru Tuesday May 10-14 Walt Disn ey 's SUPERDAD (Technicolor) Bob Crane Kathleen Cody FRIDAY and SATURDAY SON OF FLUBBER t Technicolorl Fred MacMurray Nancy Olson IGJ Running time : Jl!2 Hrs. Show Starts 7 p. m~ SALE PRICES ON HANDBAGS ,WOM ENS SHIRTS AND BLOUSES GALLIPOLIS - Call it a movement sui table structure in Gallipolis. Among the · County . ll Wa$ paid for by tax dollars by with spirit and dedication, organization, or places were the Lafayette Building on Gallia Countia ns. Th e se nior citizens petsevt rance . You name it, · the Gallia Second and Court, old Kroger Store on would like to obtain it and develop il in lo a County Coun cil on Aging , In c. , appears to 'Third, Ave .. the Bob Reese Auto S;J les ·· n.' lirr m erll cenh•r " fu r 1ht• t>ltlerly. have it all. building at the corner of Thi rd and Court 1\ t·uunt•il spokesman indkal.ed money Tha t old adage, " We hegins at <W ,'' is and the Gallipolis Clinic near the golf is ;w o-lilable to ren ov~1 t r tlw pn.•sc nt outmoded here. ll would be more fitting course. None of these was available. fa cilit y, plus construction of mldili umli and proper to say, "Ufe begins at 55." The senior citizens center has rooms when neecssary. In 'just two shor t y ears. Gallia outgrown space allocated by the Holzer The coun cil feels th is pr ojcl't should be CoWlty 's senior citizens have, as the Foundation. Council members ar e started i mmedie~t e l y. "Septe mber is only saying goes lllday, ''Come a long way, currently looking for a structure large th ree and a half months a way ," a cou ncil baby ." And it's just the beginning . enough to take care of all their projec ts spokesman added. The council is now engaged in its most and programs. Rece ntl y, more than 20 members of mammoth project to dale. It is searching ' Members want something pei·m"anent. the coun cil on ag ing and their alternates for a place Ill house the Gallia County With this in mind . the coun cil is trying attended a coun ty commiss iOn meetlni! . Senior Citizen Center. to get permission fr om the county com. Thr group represented a pp rux: i ma t c l~, Presently, the center is located in the missioners to use the old county home on 5,000 seni or ci tize ns 1age 55 or older ) living old Holzer Hospital building in downtown Rt. 160. in Gallia County . There were three spokesGallipolis. However. after Sept. I, that This str ucture was built many years men, along with Jean Niday, center facility will be closed down . ago (fittingly) for "senior citizens." At the director an d Nor ri s Ca r te r , co unci l According to Ethe l Robin son , time, some called it the "old people's president who exp lained to the comsecretary of the Gallia County Council on home" or ,;poor house" because the missioners the re{Json for their ,·isi t. Aging, Inc. , the organization's building elderly had no other place to ~ o. Mrs. Ethel Robinson wid of the man\' committee has been inQuirin~ for a The property in mind belongs to Galli a projects thcll have bC'en ur <:~ r c bein.g carried out by ;md for thl' senior citizens. The coun c.: il ha ~ many plans a nd Edward Parkin s lold of plans con- projects fur senior ·ci tizens if the co ni~ cerning future activ iti es nf what couhl and miss ion acce pts the Hl-{recment, na mely a would loe d0ne. day care center fo r the elderly, a room Others on h~ nd for the con(ercncc with large enough to C.I Cconunodate monthly the commi ssioners were Major-G eneral potluck dinners and a meeti ng place for Ire!) Ge orge Bush, Rev. L. H. Stebbins. coun ty group:-;. !\ Iso, i:l kitchen where food first prc~ iclc nt of the counci l when it was could be pre p;Jred and served. thu s organized in 1972; Rev. Hughes. Price , A . . elimina ting catering service, ga rdens for R. Durose, Elia s Sisson, Leo King, Wilfred nowers and food , food wh ich could be and Ger trude Eva n ~. Rill ;mel Mildred ca rined or fr oze n for la ter use, a va n to go Segfried. Hoke and Ethel Robinson, Ma ye Roush, Anne Ga tes White. Edi th Gi lkey , Li bby Hill , Hoxie Sa lzman . l.ueill e Mu lford , Eil'alee Cook and Florence McDaniel. back and forth on schedule to Gal lipolis, cnnple par king spares , rooms for crafts, looms to we~i v e rugs and so for th. ll wa s poin ted out that . there is no orgar-ization in the county that does so . ll. coun cil s p ok c~m a n sa id that if the much for so many people fi ve days a wee k commi ss ioners would agree to give the as .the G" lli" County Council on Aging. county home and property to the coun ci l, Everyone over 55 years of age is in. the a~ r ee mc nt, lease, deed or whatever vited to participa te in any projec t or could be lega ll y written up so that 1hc program at the ce nter . An individua l does property would revert ba ck to county not ha v(' to become a member of anythin g ownershi p in case somethin g happened to to a ttend sessions. ' thE!"eound l. · + DUSTERS-SWEATERS-CAPES tmts PORCH, LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE Yo ur Mothers Day Shopping Headqu.1rters 34 Elberfelds In Pomeroy 3 SECT ION S PAGES ~V2QL~-~9__N~D~-~1~5_________G_am~~-"-•P_o_m_tP_ie_a~-"-'------------~SU~N~D~AY~·-M~A_Y~l~2,~1~9_74______________P_orr_•e_ ro_ y.M _ i_dd_Ie_ pu_rt_______________PR_I_CE_2~0~C_E_ N~TS -~~Jri~ "{)i~~ • RIGH T TUR N ON RED AFTER STOP over 135 entries, Holcomb has received a cash prize of $150 and is now eligible for a grand prize tour of famous European ghos t haun ts off ered by the paper. A songwriter, Holcomb had written a mel ody in abcut 1963 about his father , William Harrison Holco mb, a Methodist minister. The Hev. Mr. Holcomb died in 1968. The story of the ghos tly experience which Holcomb had revolves around the ta pe on which he recorded a song he had written about his fa ther. When he plays the tape back the voice or his fa th er comes in clearly sing; ng witll him on the last line. Others, like him, hear it t.oo. At any rate, Holcomb still has the tape which has recorded his fa ther's voice. Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb and their two children and his mother, Mrs. Dorothy Hol comb moved to Meigs County from Cleveland , only recently becoming Rutland residents. 9_.AM-9 PM COMPLETE BEDROOM SUITES ' '199'00 Dresser. Chest.• Bed & Bedding ,' } Better start now. 1C~/ "~ While the kids 1 ....// are young. 1 \ · 1 Open a high-interest, \ insured \ Savings Account. Chilled Ice Maker W1ter Wint Cool.,.- ·It will open college doors. 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CONFUSING - Worlltl tlrlviDg along Secood Ave., at tho; Sycamore St., Intersection, GalUpoU., may be a bit confused wben approachlllg Ibis sign. The tOp new part reads, "Riebl turn on red after stop'"-wblle the bottom (old signj part reads, "yield." Untl! recently, motorl$ts yielded the ripl>(lf· way while making 4 rlebt turn at thls mtersectlon. Now, drivers 8re supposed Ill turn right on red, but after stoppiDg (then we guess, yield the rigbkf·way). AVAILABLE AT DOOR GALLIPOLIS- Tickets for today's special "cook's day off" Mothers' Day sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Jaycees wiD be available at the door at the Gallla Count}' Junior Fairgrounds. Chicken dinners will be served from 12 to 7 p.m. Take out orders will also be available. :'=:=: m "~·. d.LM::B . . .S ROPE STOLEN POMEROY - Guy HyseU of Hysell Run Rd. reported to the Sheriff's Dept. Saturday rope he had been using on a tower on a hill behind his house has been stolen. The incldept is under investigation. HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY- Mrs. Joe (Shirley) Pla ntz, of 648 Fifth Ave., Kananga, Friday was named Gallia County's Motller of the Year , She is fianked by her daughter, Tanya Sue Plantz, 7, and Mrs. Peggy Evans, who represented sponsors of the event, tile Gallipolis Merchants Association . Family rallies Nixon support WASHINGTON (UPI ) - President Nixon flew to Oklahoma Saturday night to speak at university commencement exercises, with the White House and even his own family insisting he would · not resign despite extrnrdinary new demands and desertions. Plans called for Nixon to land at Vance Air Force Base and take a 25-minute helicopter trip to Oklahoma State University in Stillwater for his address about 9 p.m. ED.T..in the 50,000-seat Lewis Field stadium. He was ro return to Washington Immediately after the speech. It was Nixon's first venture onto a college campus in six months and came at the closed a week that saw some key GOP members of Congress recommend his resignation and the initial presentation of evidence to the House Judiciary Committee· conducting , an impeachment Nixon and some advisers, looked for a warm welcome during his few hours in Oklahoma. He ca rried the slate easily in UALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Joe . (Shirley ) all three of his presidential campaigns aod Plantz, 648 Fifth Ave., Kanauga, Friday the school's emphasis on agricultural was named Gallia County's Mother of the study gives it a relatively conservative Year in the annual contest sponsored by reputation. the Gallipolis Merchants Association. As a precaution, however, Wliversity Mrs. Richard (Dorothy ) Thomas, 007 officials imposed a ban on demonstrations ·Four th Ave., was the 1973 honoree . and protest signs inside the stadium. Mrs. Plantz was chosen from a fie ld of Leaders of some dissident student 75 candidates, who were entered by their groups announced plans to stage a "non- children. disruptive" demonstration during Nixon's Jud ging was completed Friday visit and predicted it would draw as many morning . Entries consisted oi :;o word as 3,000 participants including some from essays on why the child 's mother should he Norman, Lawron and other surrounding the mother of the year. Judges were Rev. Oklahmona cities. Tim Heaton, Mrs. Nellie Scarberry and Before Nixon left . Washington, his Mrs . Martha Foster. daughter, Julie, and her husband, David Seven-year old Tanya Sue Plantz , a first Eisenhower, held a highly unusal joint grade studen t at Washington School whose news conference outside tile White House inquiry. and said Nixon "absolutely" intended to The President, accompanied by Mrs. !Continued on page 12) II ,J •· ·• I ..... .r t . I I I '. 1. '·'f .. .' ' ' . ·' . '• auditions set GALLIPOLIS - A spokesman for the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society announced Saturday that first auditions for tile 1974 presentation of "Gallia Country" are scheduled at two locations in southern favorite subjects are physical education and playing, submitted the following essay : "My mother is a good cook and my mother is a good spanker and my mother is a good junlper and my mother is a good teacher and my mother is a good nurse. I love my mother that 's why my mother should be the mother of the year. " Tanya's older sister, Tammy, age 10, also sub- JIIitted an essay. On behalf of the Gallipolis Merchants Association, Mrs. Peggy Evans presented Mrs. Plantz with a dozen red roses and little Tonya Sue Plantz a cash award . Tonya Sue said she was goi ng to use the money to buy he r mother a prese nt for Mother's Day. FHA funding completed • County agen~ at home· in ·Meigs to water system proJect ' POMEROY - John Rice, who has succeeded C. E, Blakeslee as Meigs County:s Agricultural Extension Agent; has many plans for the extension program of Meigs County, especially in the field of agriculture. Mr. makeslee retired earlier this year. . Rice, who come$ home to Meigs County after servillg in tile Zanesville area in Muskingurn County, says he will be leaning a little 'more toward the agricultural aspect of his dulles; rather than the commi.nity resource develop.. men! phase of the extension program which his predecessor stressed. A native of Tuppers Plains, l'llce has returned to his horne area and now helps to operate a fann with his·brother_adjacent Ill his parents' home. He said . one of the main reasons he wanted to return to this area was that be ·grew up here and because the Meigs area has more vegetable prOducers and larger acreages in vege_table famts than around Zan.esville •. . According io Rice, the Muskingurn CoW) ty llf'!B raiaed more coriunercial . • ~ I miles of water line and will serve WASHINGTON - A grant of $120,1100 prodqcts and he was " bogged down" much enrollment and more 4-H clubs in the of the time with inquiries inro such larger rowns. He eweets to assist in 4-H from Farmer's Home Adrninistration .was approveri Friday for the Leading Creek problems as garden and insect problems. activity. Conservation District, completing FHA Rice's job as agent centers on three funding of the rural w.ater distribution areas, agriculture, community resource system. development and the 4-H programs. Funds have been previously approved In agriculture, Rice ~id he would like for this project by both the FHA and by to see more improved species of grasses EDA. . and legumes so as to provide a better The project calls for installatiOn of 43 yield. · · . He would also like to see higher yields generally, l!nproved breeding stock in ~ef cattle, and better management in utilization of forages as related to beef ca·tue. Related to this wbrk is providing MIDDLEPORT- Denise Celia, a high timely information to vegetable growers school junior exchange student from near on CO!ltro! of insects and diseases, and San P aulo, Brazil, narrated film slides keep information available io dairymen on about Brazil Friday eveJOing for members milk production levels and other data. of t~ Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club: - In community resource development, Presenting the guest was Wellston he would like to see a study committee Rotarian Larry Kibler whose family is . hOsting Miss Celia . while 1 she attends select three or four different projects in 1974, and w1111ts to -help correct current Wellston High School tllis scl)ool term. problems such as sewage and transWhen a series of pictures of gigantic portation . · back country. .:. natives of Brdzi! were With'. regard ro the 4-H programs in flashed ori the screen, footbali fan Kibler Meigs County, Rice is encoura'ging larger 1interjected: ap~ Ohio on May 18 and 19. On Saturday, May 18, auditions will be held between 4 and 6 p.m. in the Parkview Elementary School Building, West South St., Jackson for those in the Oak Hill, Ja ckson, Wellston and surrounding area. On Sunday, May 19, auditions will be held at 2 p.m. in the Washington School auditorium , Gallipolis, for persons in the Gallipolis, Pt. Pleasant, Pomer oyMiddleport and surrounding area. Singers, dan cers, actors or anyone interested in any phase of !Ilea Ire work are invited . Muri Rush will direct the production again this year. "Gallia Country" will be presented on the weekends of July 12, 19 and 26 at the Shelter House area, Bob Evans Farms, Ri o Grande. Not guilty say three in court proximately 600 homes in the Rutland and rura l Meigs area. Development of GALLIPOLIS - Thre e persons the water distribution system has been arrested Thursday night in a drug raid in directly related to the growth of the Meigs . Addison Twp. entered not guilty pleas mine complex and Gavin Power Plant. The announcement was made Friday Friday in Municipal Court. Judge Robert S. Belz will hold a afternoon by Cong . Clarence Miller's ofpreliminary hearing for Jerry Young, 22, fice in Washington. Aojdison; his wife, Susan Marie Young, 18, Addison, and James W. Price, 22, Rt. 1, Cheshire, on Tuesday, May 28. They are charged with possession and -selling drugs. ' Bonds for Young and his wife were fixed 'at $6,1100 each while Price 's bond was ,Set at "We're gonna recruit a couple of those '$3,000. The trio was charged following a fellas for our football team and make raid by Gallia County sheriff's deputies Meigs and' Gallipolis suffer, suffer, suf- and Gallipolis City Police officers on the fer!" ' Youngs' h<ime located on old Rt. ?between• Paul Eich, a native of Switzerland and Addison and Cheshire. for 30 years employ'e<j by Exxon· Gorp. in The sheriff's department Friday Libya, was introduced by George booked-Lester Eugene Snodgrass, 25, HenMeinhart. Etch is living in Meigs Couhty. shaw, W. Va. who waived extradition t? I Vice President Robert ·Bumgarner Gallla County 1o · face grand , larceny , . presided . 'Ladies of Heath United charges . Methodist. Church served a ham .dinner. · · James Burke Hathaway, ; 53, Pt. Plea113nt, was arrested for \lefrauding an I .' innkeeper _and for disQtderly condui:t, Brazil set;!n in pictures I .I Gallia Country Gallia's top mother • IS Mrs. Joe Plantz • SAVE MORE FRIDAY & SATURDAY . MAIN OFFICE $}00 100 Olde Tyme Recipes 16.7 Cu. Ft. FDIC Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9 a .m .. J p .m . • Friday 9 a :m . 'to 7 p.m . Saturday 9 a . m . to 12 Noon Vinyl . FLOOR COVERING -~~?:.1•2::~. $249 ADMIRAL' DUPLEX Sale REG. 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Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio VallP.V I ( · '· Mothers Day Shopping Specials Senior citizens on the move in Gallia FURNITURE SQUAD TO MEET RACINA - All members of the l\acine ER squad are urged to attend a meeting Monday at 6:30p.m. at the fire house. A ·potluck dinner will be served prior to the meeting. The meeting will be at 7:30p.m. ~~~"'-College costs /' I r \ big money. ~ OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM BARGAINS ' <~Diplomas tomorrow. 0 0 '"" " Elberfelds In ·pomeroy OF ~----- ·Diapers today. pomeroy conta ct either Bob Rogers or Dean Brown at Rio Grande Co llege. ! TRUCKLOAD · ,- - • method s necessary to scientific nun--credit. Adhti~al IG J Wall Disney's for this co ur se and a lab fee of $.\. The cour se can be ta ken for doing the form al exca vation techniques and data recovery 22. F or more information , MIDD'LEPORT, OHIO ' Veterans Mamoriall;lospital Admit~d - Carl Ward, Jr. , . Pomeroy; Joseph Ho od , Minersville ; Floyd Gould, Shade. · Discharged - Lydia Hysell, Scott Fraser, Timothy Smith, Beverly Bailey, Charles Simms, Amanda Murray , Clarence Freeman . , There are four cre:dil huurs .Participan ts will learn by Richley I BAKER archa eological work. professional archaeologist. Hope••. SORORITY TO MEET TAG DAY Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Pomeroy's girl softball league will hold tag day Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will Saturday in Pomeroy from 9 meet at 7:30p .m. Tuesday at the home of Judy Crooks, a.m. to 5 p.m. • Middleport. New officers will be installed. Reg istration can be made as:· .la te as the first meeting date, whi ch will be Saturday , June College offers field ·course in Archaeology Whit .. appointt>d dirc•clor of 0 Y t: I .I '• \' .' I ) f .'·i I 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/. 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