https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/feb744c4b0236dbf04dad44b1d374ce0.pdf 5c98fd7c2799b1d53738c8d1c2690e2e PDF Text Text .. • ' 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thw-sday, May 16, 1974 Nixon will not resign .I (Continued from page 1) somebody else will step in." In his . view, he declared, "that would be wrong !" Asked if he could manage the affairs of the nation and look .after his own defense at the same time, Kilpatrick said the President answered grimly, "Yes. And I in tend to." Some Nixon critios and others have suggested that he invoke the 20th Amendment and let Ford become acting President pending outcome of the impeachment proceedings. against him. Under the 20th Amendment, added to the Constitution after President Dwight D. Eisenhower's serious heart attack in 1955 while Nixon was vice president, li President may ·declare himself temporarily unable to carry out the duties and powers of the office. The vice president would then b'ecome acting president, serving until the President declared himself able to resume his duties. The President also said during the interview: - The late J. Edgar Hoover once told him that his campaign plane in 1968 was bugged during the final, two weeks of the presidential race. -Some national security incident. involving the White House "plumbers" unit have \ not been made public and "never will." The President said that Sens. Sam Ervin, 0N.C., and Howard Baker, RTenn., chairman and vice chairman of the Senate Watergate conunittee, "know of these unpublished matters." In restrospect, Nixon said he believes his ''m~jor error'' in the entire Watergate affair 'jvas not doing what many persons very appropriately criticized me for doing in previous campaigns -and that was always running my own campaign." In 1972, he sai4, "I just dldn 'I pay enough attention to the campaign." Kilpatrick, a conservative colw-nnist for the Washington Star Syndicate and a strong . supporter of Nixon in the past has recently been highly critical of administration handling of the Watergate affair. He said the President looked to him to be ''weU and strong," but said Nixon "also looked his fuU 60 years." Kilpatrick added, however, that it appeared to him that the President "has lost some of the edge of sharp incisiveness that he elhibited a few years ago. Mr. Nixon's conversation tends to run oil on tangents ... but ~lnly is in command of his situation." He ssid that for the most part, Nixon answered his questions ''with quiet good hwnor ... (and) not a single expletive had to be deleted," a reference to the transcripts of presidential tape recordings that were turned over to the House Judiciary Conunittee. Nixon said It was his former chief of staff, H. R. Haldeman, who first made the suggestion that a tape recording system be installed to record presidential converss!ions. "We had no tapes, as you know, up until 1971," Nixon said. "I think one day Haldeman walked In and said, "the (Nixon ) library believes It is essential that we have tapes,' and I ssid wby? He ssld, 'Well, Johnson had tapes -they're in his library In Austin -and these are lnvaluabltrecords. Kennedy also had tapes,' and he ssld 'you ought to have some record that can be used years later for historical porposes.' I said all right." Nixon said that after the tape recording machines were installed, "I wasn't talking with knowledge or with the feeling that the tapes were· there. Otherwise I might have talked differently." · more o! the tapes of the President's Watergate-related conversations. He stuck by his 'position of not turriing over any more materials beyond · transcripts the White House made of tapes after the panel earlier subpoenaed 42 taped conversations. "The committee now has constructive possession of all of the tapes -of all 42 of them," Nixon said. '.'The chairman and, ranking member can listen to them ar Two more deer killed ·· Burson is .More fuel on the fires of Watergate Don Oaklev By Oakley Don (Continued from page l I President Nixon, whose more persistent defenders continue choir will sing "The Exodus to blame the n.Ws med~ for all his troubles; gave the nation a Song". lesson in the skillful use of the media the evening he announced Members ol the graduat)ng that he was releasing transcripts · of 33 hours of taped White class are : . Ronald Lee Ables, Rodney House conversations regarding Watergate. Kirk Allen, Linda Alley, Ctlerri In the primesi time, the President told tens .of millions of lynn Bass, f!Aary Katheryn Ustening and watching Americans what they should believe and Biggs, Mi chael Allen Codner, Glenn Robert Collins, Jr ., what conclu'!lons they should draw from the mass of information Mary Louise Congo, Della he was making public, warning them not to be '!Wayed by those Margaret Cross. Nancy who would seize upon discrepancies here or contradictions there Elizabeth Crow, Debra Ann in order to discredit him. Cundiff, Charles · Norman Rather than obeying, or refusing outright a subpoena from Curfman , Thoma s Dwight Durst, Wendell J~y Ervin , the House Judiciary Conunittee for the tapes themselves, the Jimmie Franklin Evans II , Tr ina Elizabeth FerrelL President used the very media - first television, then, the next Randal Wayne Forbes, Cynthia dsy, newspapers- to lilake sure that his interpretation of the lynn Gooch , Paul Eugene evidence was the first that Americans would receive. Harris II , Beverly Carol Hart, AU very weD, Mr. Nixon is certainly not the first, nor will he Dennis Raymond . Hawk. be the last, president to employ the opinion-making power of the Brenda Jean Hayes, Jill Marie Houdashelt, Rocky Ray Hupp, press to his own advantage, and he Is, after all, fighting for his John A. Jenkins, Valerie Jean political life. Lynn Johnson, Vi ctoria As it turned out, whatever advantage he gained was short. Johnston , Rebecca Sue Kouns, Robert Lee Lawson , Jr ., lived, judging by telegrams to the House Judiciary Conunittee Sidney Jay Manuel, Elisa Fay and the results of a GaUup poll that show that a significant McMillan. Al so, Carol Lynne Mi chael number of Americans believe he was wropg in not deliverlni! up IThiessJ Christy Lynn Michael the actual tapes. (Roush) , Robert Lee Miller. But the President may have done something more, than Roma lynn Nease, Verne merely take another televised Watergate gamble, and apAlvin Ord, Patsy Kay Proffitt, parenUy lose. J d.1 18 . 0 Conunittee for his own purposes, he dropped a lethal pill mto e w flute 1 a body of pretrial publicity that could be transwpts cons defendant or potential defendant, caught up damagmg to every · • . · in the tangles of Watergate. . f da before the President's televiSed appearance, A Hew ysd . r Dean Burch predicted that "when the White ouse a VISO . bod President responds to the couunittee's subpoena, a massive Y of evidence will supplant chsrg~ and allegations and inIt w1U be nuendo...Th a t bod Y of evidence w1U d be substantial. . .. relevant. It will be compeUing an persuasl.ve. eVIdence should have H so, say the Cr .ltics • by all right. _that · t' 11 d 'f ·1 · d d been turned over to the COmnu'ttee conflden 1a y,· an· d1 1 m ee . d' ted th President this would become plam rn ue course VID!Ca e • · ti th ti when the conunittee held its public dehbera ons on ' e ques on of impeachment. As it is, far from exonerating himself and far fro?! pr~n­ ting hard evidence, the President has poiS?ned public op101on with even more doubts and suspicions that w•D.not only make the work of the Judiciary Committee more difficult but .could compromise the right to a fair trial of a host of Watergate f1~res under indictment, including his two closest former associates. The House Judiciary Committee should not be subJected to popular pressure in the form of letters and telegrams. But neither should the public be pressured by on~-51ded teleVISed extravaganzas by the White House . . As Mr. Nixon himself ssid months ago, the time had come to put Watergate in the cow-ls where it belong .;d. Unforunateiy, he himself was then, and remains now, the maJOr obstacle to that desired goal. K yger ~M ;I ii I ! ' i Achievement, activities ~ ryth , ell of public opinion. Those 1,301l;oome pages of Two deer were killed in separate traffic accidents investigated Wednesday by the Gallia-Melgs Post State Highway Patrol. At 9:30 a.m. Wednesday on County Rd. 57 B in Raccoon Twp ., a deer ran into the path of a car driven by Herbert L. Daniels, 30, of Thurman. There was slight damage to Daniels' car. Adeer was killed at 9:50 p.m. any time." on Rt. 124 in Meigs County He said he would not "have where an animal ran into the made the offer if there was path of a car operated by Paul anything to hide." Actually, the White House J. Pauley, 38, Pomeroy. Wesley C. Medley, 40, · has said the transcripts cover slightly over 30 conversstions Hurricane, W. Va., was - that recordings were not charged with improper passing available for others. following an accident on Rt. 35 . Asked if publishing the near Buck Ridge. transcripts was a gamble, Officers said Medley's car Nixon responded that "in this was attempting to pass an auto instance we had no choice.'' operated by Charles G. Jordan, On foreign policy, Nixon said 26, Ashton, W. Va . Constance Lynne Roush, Rex he has the experience to handle The horse trailer pulled by Lee Roy, M ichael Paul Salser, In the view of some observers, by going over the heads of the the great issues such as "ow-. Medley's car slruck the front David Allen Sayre, Phyllis dialogue with the Chinese, the Jean Spears (Cross) Connie enormously important negotia- end of Jordan's car. (.Jeanette Smith (Hill), Robert burg, and Mrs . Kenneth Phyllis Berkley and Mr. and tions which wiU continue with Allen Sayre, Vickie Lynn !Janet) Plum , Tucson, Mrs. Glenn Young and Schultz, Howard Eugene Ar ' f · I.ers, M rs . the Russians, and the very 8::~:i:im&;;~ .. :r ;::..~ Shiveley , Faith Elaine Smith lzona ; our SIS daughter, Michelle of delicate situation in the Mit;XTENDED OUTLOOK (Varney), Terry Lynn Smith, Blanche Scragg, Rutland; Mrs. · Gallipolis. · deastm" Mrs. Cora Ward Rupe has Bertha Smith, Bidwell; Miss Showers Saturday apd Terry Melton Spencer, Roy Thursday guests of Mr. and Speaking of his quesi for Sunday. Fair Monday. Highs Ethan Stearns, Gloria Jean received word that Mrs. Nora June Stewart, Mrs . Irene Taylor. Barry Alan Theiss. t Mrs. Harold Wells and family world peace, Nixon said, "We In the upper 60s north and David Lynn Shuler. David Stoneman passed away a Crocker, Virginia, and Joe were Mr. and Mrs. Bro Mallett have one of those times when lower 70s south. Overnight Kevin Theiss, Robert Joseph Cleveland on April 28. She Stewart, Kyger. Funeral and Rev. and Mrs. George certain forces are coming lows 50 to 55 Saturday Varian , Mary Ann Walker is sw-vived by her daughter services were held on Saturday Kelly of Little Builskin. together that may never come morning and in the upper40s tShhoo~I!;J. ~~~n~;ie :t,a;;:;: , Mrs. Pat Ward,and a grand: at the Rutland Freewill Baptist The Poplar Ridge Youth together again. We must seize early Monday. James Freeman Williams , daughter, Lisa Ward. Church with Rev. Raymond group play softball every this moment. H we do not seize David Gene Wolle, Patr ic ia Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ahsaruk Fife and Rev. Noel Herrmann Sunday at the Cheshire-Kyger .. . . it, the world will inevitably Ann Woods. Susan Ann Yost . and two daughters of Highland , officiating. Bw-iai was at Miles Elementary playground. move to a conflagration that GOP TO MEET 0. , called on Mr . and Mrs . Dale Cemetery. will destroy everything that Word has <been received by The Young Republicans Sisson on Sunday . The Mr. and Mrs. Kenard Prunty Mr. and Mrs . Ben · Rupe that we've made -everything that meeting will be this evening at Ahsaruks are former local of Massillon spent a weekend Mrs. Cora Rope Hardin of this civilization has produced." 8 p.m. at the Meigs Inn . All FREE AGENTS SIGN with Mr . and Mrs. Ancil Piqua has been discharged interested persons are urged to HOUSTON (UP!) - Three residents. Thomas Stewart, 57, of Salt Prunty. from a hospital there after attend. free agents -Art May, a S-3, Mr . and Mrs. Homer Hock- having undergone surgery and ASK TOWED 242-pound lineman, running Lake City, Utah, passed away April 29. Sur\iivors include his man and Billy spent Sunday is convalescing at her home. Dennis Edward Glaze, 18, hack Virgil Robinson from wife, Helen; four sons, Charles with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Snyder Pomeroy, and Meriam Ann LOCAL TEMPS Grambling, and lineman David of Albany, Michael and · at Logan . Temperature in downtown Urie from Montana -WednesThomas, 16, Middleport ; John DENNY SHUTE DIES Pomeroy Thursday at 11 a.m. · day signed con.tracts with the Thomas Jr. of Columbus and ·.. Sunday callers of Mr. and Shirley .Burns, 27, Logan, Ohio, Frederick of Edgewater, Fla.; Mrs. Harold Wells and family AKRON, Ohio (UP!) and Barbara Ann' Smith, 27, was 75 degrees under sunny Houston Texans of the new two daughters, Mrs. Wade were Danny Hewlett and son, Denny Shute, winner of the 1933 skies. World Footb811 league. Pomeroy . (Judy ) Herrman, Reynolds- Rodney Dan, of Columbus, British Open golf cham~., • Ingrid Hawley and Dave bny of 1974 at the annual Wolfe won the Da nforlu awards assembly at Meigs Foundation Awards for out- High School Thw-sday. standing girl and outstanding Selected as the outstanding / J WINo SCHOLARSHIP - Major Michael King, left, of the United States Air Force and an R.O.T.C. instructor at Ohio University presented Mark Morris, a senior at Meigs High School, a four year Air Force Scholarship yesterday at the awards assembly at Meigs High School. MARKET REPORT Pt . Plea sa nt, W.Va . Mark Morris was awarded a four year Air Force R.O.T.C.; scholarshlp Thursday by Major Michael King, R.O.T.C. illStructor at Ohio !Jnlverslty. . Morris, son of Mr. aod Mrs. Carl E. Morris, Rutland, was one of 8011 in the nation to receive such a scholarship out of 30,1100 applkants. The scholarship Includes the tuition of the school of the student's cholde for four years, book fees, and the payment of any laboratory fees, plus $1110 per month salary. Morris chose to attend Ohio University and then wiU attend the United States Air Force Academy lor advanced pilot training. A member of the National Honor Society, Morris participated in football, tracll and wres!UII8 during his high school career and was a member of Varslty "M" and the Fellowship of Christian athletes .. He serves as the juoior assistant scoutmaster of Boy Seout Troop No. 249, and Is completing his community service project for the rank of Eagle Scout. He attends Rutland Methodist Cburcb. :«~~'!'!~~O"*".e':&'C''''")''' ~::;::~:::::::::::::::: Sows , 300-400 lbs . 23 , Boars 300 · 6001bs . 25 -34 .25, Pigs ( by head l 20 40 lbs 18 50 -20, 60 l bs . plus 25 .30 .50 VOL. XXVI Cows & Calves 315 - 367 BABY CALVES (by head) Beef 135. Hoi. & Brown Swi~s .40 -66 , Other 35 -.40 . FEEDER LAMBS lbs , (Red Hip) 32 50 . INGRID HAWLEY, left and Dave Wolfe won the Danforth Foundation Awards as the outstanding senior girl and boy of the 1974 Meigs High School graduating class. They were honored at the annual awards assembly Thursday. • enttne Devoted To The lntere$U Of The Meig&·MallOn Area - Good & Cho ice sao 600 lbs . 33 .25 ·33 .75 STEER CALVES - 300 ·400 lbs 38 .75 . 45, 500-600 lbs . 36.25 37 .50 . HEI F ER CA LV ES - :::::::~-s;::::;;:::::::;:::::::::::::=:::::::~::=:=:::::::::::::::::::. at y VEA L - Choice & Pnme WO 225 lbs . 57 .60 , 226 -265 lbs 48 51 , Good 200 -250 l bs . 51 -52. HOGS - 240-260 lbS . 27 -27 .90 , HE I F ERS show e rs mainly Monday and Tuesday. Highs mostly in the 70s Sunday dropping to the upper 60s by Tuesday. Lows io the 50s and low 60s. • May 11, 1974 YE ARLING A chance of Showers and thunderstorms likely tonight and cooler . Lows in ihe mid 60s south . A chance of showers or thundershowers likely south Saturday and cooler . SLA UGHTER COWS Utility 29 50 - 31 . 40 , Ca nner & Cu11 er 26-28.50. 60 ·10 POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 25 FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1974 · PHUNt 992-2156 TEN CENT. Highways' problem •• money pionship and two-time winner of the Professional Golf Association title, died here Monday at his home. He was · 69, v.-,~w~· = ---.~~-'-''m"<->·'''•'' '"'·':0:·''•> ews~_..,ili~Brr;l~l .,j·.. LARRY ATHERTON and Crystal Erwin received trophies for being the best actor and actress of the senior class when the annual awards assembly was held Thursday at Eastern High School. ATTRAcitvE PLAQUES were presented David Weber and Sheila Sampson as the outstanding senior boy and girl of Eastern High School Thursday. They were the Danforth FoW!dation winners. SAVE 20.% .. L Our Entire Stock·of Furniture ·and 'Home· Furnishings On -The 3rd Floor Is Included. Living Room • Dining Room ( ' Bedroom· Mattresses / I ,_~ . Large Selection J i Free Delivery ' ) Lamps ·Pictures • -- ) WINNING THE activities keys of the E&;tem High School senior class Thursday were Steve Goebel and Martie Caldwell. Wall Decorations '. Use Elberfelds Installment Credit Plan To Budget Your Payments. · J. Phillip Richley, director of the Ohio Department of Transportation, Thursday night told more than 120 southern Ohio By United Press International » business and industrial leaders AN ISRAELI COMMANDO unit carried out a hit..-un attack against an Arab guerrilla base a mile inside Lebanon today and that the ODT has no intention Israeli planes struck guerrilla bases near the border in !Qe of diminishin g the role highsecond day of retaliation for the Maalot massscre, Israeli ways play in the Buckeye state . It was the annual spring military spokesmen reported. Damascus reported a dogfight meeting of the Southeastern over lebanon between Israeli and Syrian planes but Israel Ohio l{egionai Council at the denied the report. The lebanese military command said Israeli planes broke the sonic barrier over Beirut today and !hat the Holiday Inn at Kanauga. " We in Ohio are involved in lebanese air force scrambled but made no contact. both urbanism and ruralism The Lebanese government announced that 48 persons were needs," Richley commented . kiUed and 184 wounded in two Israeli air strikes into lebanon Thw-sday, carried out in retaliation for an Arab guerriUa attack "This is very unique. We must on the Israeli border village of Maalot that left 30 persons dead. find a way to blend the situation. We need both. We JERUSALEM - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. will lry to meet the needs of Kissinger deplored Israel's air raids into Lebanon in a statement both," he continued . issued today during talks with Prime Minister Golda Meir and Richiey said he and memher aides on a "new approach" to peace with Syria. Kissinger. bers of his department are met first with Mrs. Meir privately for an how- and then conferred touring all parts of the Buckeye with her fuU negotiating team on the 20th day of his effort to state in an effort to learn what disengage troops on the Golan Heights front, where fighting local and area resident. want flared for the 67th successive day. in the way of highway imOn arrival from Damascus before dawn, Kissinger said he provements. "We will report had unspecified "new approaches." A high American official on hack to the general assembly his Jerusalem-Damascus shuttle plane said the two sides were as and give them our data, and go close to agreement as possible without actually having it. from tllere ," he continued. Commenting on the new 70-30 KEY BISCAYNE, FLA . ....: PRESIDENT NIXON setUed in today for a long weekend with his family and an apparent breather in his battle against impeachment. Aides Said he · ~~;::;;:;:.-:;:;:::~:::~ planned to relax in the sun and devote most of his working how-s VOTING BEGINS to non-Watergate matters. Absentee voting for those Before flying to his bayside villa Thursday afternoon, Nixon Ill, In the armed forces, or met in Washington with Republican National Chairman George who will not be In the county Bush and White House counselors Dean Burch and Anne Armon the designated day Is strong for what was billed as "a general discussion of political underway at the Meigs matters. '"White House spokesmen later declined to provide any County Board of Elections details about the how--long session, indicating that it focused office for the special election largely on Nixon's efforts-to stem further erosion of his GOP on June 11. support in Congress along with an assessment of the Watergate Residents are voting on a scandal's impact on next fall:s elections. one mill operstlng levy for WASHINGTON - TWENTY YEARS ago today, the the Rio Grande Commuolty Supreme Court outlawed school segregat(on, but Congress College. The board office will remains deeply divided whether the busing of students should be be open from 1 to 4 p.m. each one means to implement that generation-old decision. day, Monday through No one, not even an old-line southern senator, bothers, in Friday, to process absentee public, to question the wisdom of the decision any more. Even voting for the forthcoming James B. Allen, 0-Aia., who is up for re-election, can safely ssy election. in 1974 that "there is no objection in Alabama and in the South to desegregation of the public schools. That is the law of the land." But the issue of busing is still highly divisive, around the country and in Congress. NEW YORK - "GONE WITH THE WIND," the 1939 fihn classic that has sold more theater admissions than any other motion picture, wiU be shown on television for the first time in 1976. NBC-TV is paying $5 million - the highest price ever Pllid for a single program - for a .single showing in 1976, UP! has learned. . The highest price previously paid for a feature fihn was $3.3 million which ABC-TV bid last year for "The Poseidon Adventw-~~" to be shown this fall. .With a running time of three hours, 40 minutes, "Gone With The Wind" could carry up to 30 minutes of commercials if shown in prime time. ' •. Lily Day was great success OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 Gene Riggs, president of the Meigs County Society for Crippled Children and Adult., said today the 1974 Easter Seaj campaign locally was one o the most successful in history . The final drive br.ought $561.05 on "Uly Day" by members of the Riggs RoyalEttes Baton Corps selling the white paper lily on the streets MEIGS' THEATRE ' TONIGHT . May 16' of Pomeroy and Middleport. Lastyear 's lily day netted $322. The · Royai-Ettes have made this one of their annual project.. Speaking for · the Soeiety, which aCiu!!lly Is the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotacy Club, Riggs publicly thanked the Royai-Ettes for helping sponsor the Easter Seal Drive. NOT.OPEN Fri .• Sol. & Sun. SHAMUS (T tchnicoiOr I Burt Reynolds Cyan Cannon lPG) POMEROY Show ~tortS 7 p.m.' • ' / I ~ :~ J I I ' .\ .I ' ' ' I ' ----~--------~~------~; . ' I .. '' Reason PORTSMOUTH - Frank Bien, executive vice president of the Ohio Power Co., told area media representatives here Thw-sday night "We can keep the power flowing if reasonable air (and water) quality ' standards and timetables are established." In an Informal address following d!Mer at the Elks County Club, Bien said a confrontation is shaping up between the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency and the Ohio Power Co. over these ssme standards as they r$te to the use of high sulphw- Ohio coal. the utility is mining and buying for its generating stations, including the new plant at Cheshire in Gailia CoWlty. federal funding basis for high-ways, Richley said not as much federal money is available today for highways under this plan as there was under the 5(). 50 basis. Coupled with the energy crisis during the oast s'ix months, highway programs throughout the state are at a critical poin t. Richley praised the State Issue I program approved by Ohio voters in 1968 and added project. from these fund s have eliminated many botUenecks around the state . Many Issue One project. are still being conlracted. · The director pointed out that since construction of intersta te highway systems began in 1956, Ohio now leads the nation with 95 pet. or 15,070 miles of Buckeye highways completed. Commenting on Corridor "D" of the Appalachian Highway through southern Ohio, Richley reminded area leaders that efforts are being made to complete that highway. He said another section is to be started next week betwe.~ --· means may be needed to Peebles and Williamsburg . finance future highway The Appalachian Highway is project.. . 174 miles long, Ninety-seven He also pointed out that if miles have been completed . Ohio abandons its major Richiey said 37 project. for the ,railroads this wiU put an inBelpre to Cincinnati highway creased load of truck traffic on have been funded, 18 are Ohio highways, and therefore, operational, low- are under future planning may call for conslruction and 15 sections separate truck routes are yet to be put under con- altogether. Richley pointed out tract. truck lraffic 15 years ago was Speaking on area highways between 15-20 pet. Today . involving communities normal truck traffic averages surrounded by tht new Gavin between 48 to 50 pet., on Ohio's Power Plant, Richley said highways. economic growth funds (1110 The speaker was introduced pet.) have been approved for by Carl Dahlberg, SEORC Rt. 7, Rt, 325, Rt. 124, Rt. 160 , director. and Rt. 93, but they have been E. E. Davis, SEORC impounded. He urged president, welcomed guests. preassure groups to free the Others sealed at the speaker's funds which will total nearly $3 table were Bob. Evans, million a year for the five chairman of the organization's project., and predicted \yOrk in highway committee, Atty. R. this area could be completed William Jenkins, Atty. Berwithin six years, once con- nard Fultz, council vice stcuction got underway. president; John Allen, council Richley said Ohio has a huge vice president and Bill Baker, highway mortgage, and with deputy director of the Ohio only a 7-cent fuel tax, new Department of '!'r;tm;portation . I ' \ ·, ,.' . I I. !' STEVE ATHERTON and Jane Whitehead won the good citizen keys among seniors at the Eastern" High School Thursday. \ I ~ ' I ' 'l Awards to seniors for out.standing scholastic achievement and· other activities were among awards presented Thursday at the ann,ual assemhly a,t Eastern I High School .' Receiving special recognition as the outstanding . senior hoy and· girl - the Danforth Foundation · Awards ·- were David Weber, son' of Mr. and Mrs. ·Denver 'weber, and 'Sheila Samps'l!J, daugh~r I ·• Drug charge filed federal narcotics agent. on by Wirthlin and confiscated Wagner and Shalter were the night of May 14 and the scales apparently used to taken into custody and charged morning of the 15th, took into weigh drugs and marijuana. by Sheriff Hartenbach, and custody Robert Alexander and They also recovered capsules, were tried in County Court May Barry Wirthlin, Albany, and marijuana, baggies and pipes. 15 by Judge Frank W. Porter, took them to Franklin County Jr. Also arrested were Martin Jail to be tried in the United Both men pleaded guilty to · States Court for violation of the Guy Wagner, 20, Coral Springs, the charge and were fined $1110 Fla., and Rex Alan Shalter, 21, and cost. each and placed on drug law. Rt. 3, Albany. six months probation. The As a result of the arrest of the Shalter and Wagner were terms of the probation were men, .sheriff Robert C. Har- arrested under Ohio Revised tenbach, and Deputy Sheriff Code Section 3719.4l, which explained by Judge Porter. Manning Roush, Gailia County reads, did with the intent The two men were released Deputies, and Athens County produce , possess , or have after payment of fine and Deputies and the federal under control, hailucinations costs. The search warrant. , were prepared by Bernard V. agents raided a home occupied or illusions. Fultz, prosecuting attorney. ~ssential "There is no technology available today to remove sulphur from coal after it ·is burned," said Bien. "We are in the process of adjudicating this issue with the EPA," he said. Bien was the principal speaker at the meeting to· Inform · Portsmouth Division media of the progress made by the utility in its on-going reclamation work, much of it . dating back 30 years, and aU of it equalling or exceeding requirements of the Ohio Strip Mine Control Act. Other points he made, summarized: - We have been conce~d about air and water quality for a long time and hi\ve spent many millions of dollars on electrostatic precipitators, taU stacks, cooling towers and other facilities for their protection . - We are concerned about ~ costs of doing business and the effect of the Inflationary spiral on the cost of of Mr. and Mrs~ James Bailey, . electri.c service. jn spl\1! of all of ReedsviUe .' Selection of numerous cost-cutting, the two for the honor was by measi!11"S we instituted over Plinci~l Charles Swogger. the past several years, 'we had, Winning keys for citizenship no choice but to apply in May, , . I . 1971, for the first general"rate (Conlinue<~j on ,g~ 9) increase 4'1the history of Ohio. . ' I· .. I EHS seniors honored ELBERFELD$ May 17-11-lf t Weather .~ added, "is that taping of conversations for historical wrposes was • bad decision on the part rl all the Presidents. I don't think Kennedy should have 'done it. I I don't think Johnson should have done it, and I don't think we should have done it." Nixon said the tapes stlil mder conlrol of the White House would be deposited in his )residential library and would be protected so that none of his former aides would be embarrassed in their lifetimes. 'lbe lilwrview took place the day before the Judiciary Co!Dilllttee subpoenaed 11 . Opening the assembly was Peggy O'Brien, student council president, who led the student body in the pledge of allegiance. The first of many awards went to Mark Morris, a four year scholarship from the Air Force R.O.T:C. by Major Michael King , Ohio University R.O.T.C. instructor . Also recognized were this · MINE STRUCK year's senior class honorarians Employes of Southern Ohio Mary Krawsczrn,. Marueen, Coal Company mine number I went out on stri ke Thursday Hennessy, Tina Nien, and Hawley ; the around 3 p.m . Officials at the Ingrid Ezra Kiser ; and salutatorian, mine were unable to give any (Continued on page 9) details. All they reported was that work at the mine is available . EXtENDED OUTLOOK 30,000 applied, 800 awarded MAY .FURNI·T URE "My own view," Nixon C,.rloons· senior class girl, Miss Hawley is the daug)lter of Mrs. Dianne l:lawiey, Pomeroy, and plans to attend Capitql University to major in chemistry. Wolfe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Wolfe, Middleport. He plans to attend Marietta College to study petroleum engineering. in standards Pdwer. The increase was granted and went into effect after a delay of more than two and a half .years - in December 1973. - Ail our costs are continuing to rise, particularly owcoal costs. The average price of a ton of ·coal in January 1967 was $3.82. This past March, that figure was $14.64. This is an increase of 383 pet. in just over seven years. - We are proud of the work we· have done in >' land reclamation. For years we have invited one and all to come to the area, to look it over first-hand, to comp there, or fish in one of the many lakes and ponds, to see the thousands of. acres of new forests. A color movie was shown detailing the company's land ·reclamation practices In Muskingum, Guernsey, Noble and Morgan Counties. The film is available upon request to local power company oflices for private organlzati~ and schools. Attending the dinner from Meigs County were RichaJ:.d Owen, president rl the Ohio VaUey Publlsblng Co.; Chet Tannehill, executive editor, Ohio Valley · ,Publishing · Company; . Dean Lutz and (Conlinued on page 10) Fishing derby Saturday RUTLAND - The Meigs County Fish and ' Game Association will sponsor a fishing derby at the RuUand American legion Farm Lake in cooperation with the legion Post and Rutland Merchants from 8 a.m. to '6 p.m. Saturday. The derby js for children 15 and under. Each child must provide l)is own bait and each is all~ed 0111)\wOO" Pole. The 1· ~1.1tion was unable to get trout this rear for the event, but the lake has been well stocked with . catflab for the . event. Prizes will be awarded \li the catcher Of the . largest ~atflsh. A door ~ will be awarded eveti¥ bour to the young flshennen. The Rutlal\d legion Post wiU 1operate the concesSim stand. • ~ '~ �. ' I .:' 0 I I 2- The Daily Sentinei, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 17, 1974 Meigs 4-H Club News . The Meigs County Better Livestock Beef 4-H Club organized May 1 under the new leadership of Virgil Windon; Gay Johnson ' ,. :·.'and Bryon Miller. The meeting was held at t!Je Columbus & · .' Southern Ohio Electric Company, with 25 members attending . Officers for the year are president, Mandie Rose; vice-president, ·Grant Johnson; secretary, Debbie Windon; treasurer, Randy • Johnson, and news reporter, Julia Johnson.- Julia Johnson. THE SWINGERS 4-H Club met May 7 at the home of Madge ,. ' . Smith with three advisors and six .members present. Members '~ ~~· . discussed the boat. trip and the Plan-A-Rama . ..I Jena Welker showed the progress she had made on her tote '• bag and Joyce Baker showed h.er material. Laura Smith served ' refreslunents. The next meeting will be May 20 at the Smith home. - Laura Smith. THE CHESTER Farm Boys met May 7th at the home of Freddy Young with I~ member~ and o~e advisor ~res~nt. Members worked on thetr const1tutton and diSCUssed takmg f1eld l f" . .. P,'L •l I' l s (rz•n E.'X n.·. 0 s r :r MAJOR LEAGUE Standings Kyger C~eek..and Southern clash, for '74 crown By VITO STELLINO last two years for the Ptlils Gonzalo Marquez in the sixth · Majo·; ·Le:a·gue standings UP! Sports Writer while hittinu .260 and .263. ' wiUi the tying runs in scoring By United Press International ~ 'b Nafionai .League Tommy Hutton thinks he'll The live RB!s were a career position and blanked the Cubs east · be ready for a rest -along high · in a single game for the rest of the way. w. I. pet. g . b . · Montreal 14 12 .53 8 about late October . · Hutton. He singled in the first · Braves 11, Padres 1 ' Philadelphia 18 16 .529 "They say I can't play every run in the first inning alter Del Marty Perez drove in six St. Louis 17 16 •. s1 s '' Dave Wise's grand slam home rtin in the top of New York 15 19 .441 3 day but I played every.day in Unser doubled. He hit a three- runs, three of them in the Chicago 13 17 .433 3 the seventh inning Thursday night carried the Kyger the minors - look up my run homer in the third -after second inning with his second Pillsburgh 11 20 .355 5'h West averages," the Philadelphia loser Mike Torrez gave · up homer of the year, and Dave w. 1. ptt . g .b. Creek Bobcats into the championsh1p game of the Phils' reserve first baseman singles to Unser and Greg Johnson added a pair of home Los Ang•les 21 9 .750 Southern Valley Athletic Conference this evening at San F ran c isco 20 17 .541 7•h says. Luzinski ---and added another runs to give the Braves the C in c innat i 11 15 .53 1 a Racine. The record books shows he homer in the fifth off reliever easy win over San Diego. It Hou ston 20 19 .51 3 a•11 The Bobcats are 9-2 in the SVAC (10-8 overall) ·. hit 328 nd 352 in s ka · · th · ht I f Atlanta 18 19 . 486 9'h th John Montague. was e nm stralg oss or ~an Diego " 2s .359 w ;, while the Southern Tornados are 8-1. A victory could 1970andal971.buthe h.i.n•tr;,::~ In the other NL games, New San Diego. Thursday's Resulls give Kyger Creek a share of the 1974 diamond crown. Ne w York 6 St . Louis 4 able to break into the Phils' York downed St. Louis, s.4; White Sox t, A's 3 Pltsbroh s ~hcgo 2 Southern has two games left with the rugged trips. . . regular lineup. Pittsburgh topped Chicago, 5-2, It was a night of frustration Phil a 6 Montreal 3 11 San Diego 1 Freddy Young gave· a health report and !!'odd Norton "I'm ready," he said. "How and Atlanta routed San Diego, for Charlie Finley. The A's' Atlanta Symmes Valley Vikings. (Only games scheduled ) reported on lawn mower safety. For recreation, members played can I be tired' I've been 11-1. In the American League, owner was in Chicago and Todav'sprobable Pilchers Thursday night, Kyger Creek.. . Roush, . Arnett, Metzner and (All times EDT) bas.eball. Mrs. Young served refreshments. The next meetmg resting for three years. I can Kansas City e<l{;ed Texas, 5-3, watched his pinch-runner, Philadelphia !Schueler 1 ~ 31 at recorded its first diamond Ben Arnett. ~~ will be May 21 at the home Qf Randy Keller. - Keith Wofe. rest after the World Series in and Chicago edged Oakland, 4- Herb Washington, score the Plllsburgh (Moose 1-41. 8:05 victory in four years over Baird, .the winning pitcher, TilE SNOWVILLE 4-H Club met May 6th at the home of October. ~~ 3. tying run in the eighth inning. P·;::,ontreal !Moore p-O l at New Symmes Valley and only the was wracked for nine hits, two Ronnie Wood. Three advisors and eight members were present. Mets 6, Cards 4 But then a torrential spring York !Seaver 1 <J, 8:05pm .. Hutton got a chance to play second Bobcat win ever over · each by Brown and Bennett. The Plan-A-Rama and boat trip w ~re discussed and projects Thursday night for the second Chi c ago ( Stone 1-0) a t St. Ted Martinez' two-rWJ doustorm hit Chicago, the run was Louis (Foster 1-J), e:eo p .m . the Vikings. Linescore:· were worked on. strai$t game because Willie bled capped a four-run fifth Wlll\hed out and the game Clnclnnall !Norman 2·31 at Tied 7-7 going into the KC 112 021 4-11-12-4 Ttm Wyant gave a report on hydrophobia and Ronnie. Wood Montanez has a sore wrist. He (Wilson 1-2) , 8: 35p .m . d ha ck to the seventh Houston inning that carried the Mets reverie Atlanta !Harrison 3-51 at Los seventh, Viking hurler Jaye SV 101 211 1- 8- 9-4 reported on school bus safety. The entire club furnished refresh- drove in five runs with two over the Cards. George Stone, with Chicago winning 4-3. The Angeles <Downing 1.21 , 10:30 ' Myers suddenly lost the range Baird (W) and Metzner. ments. Afterwards the memhers played bingo. homers and a single to pace the with relief help from Harry umps waited an hour and 26 p . ~an Diego (Jones H J at san by issuing walks to pinchhitter Myers (L) and Burcham. The next meeting will be May 29 at the Roadside Park on Rt. Philadelphia Phils to a 6-3 Parker, got his first victory. minutes fo caU it. Francisco I Bryan! 021 . 11 p.m. Jeff Neal, Tim Lucas and 33. - Ron Wood. saturday's Games victory over the Montreal The loss was suffered by John Royals 5, Rangers 3 Philo at Pitsbrgh Lawrence Tabor. With one out, THE TUPPERS PLAINS 4-H Girls met April 30 at home Expos. Curtis. John Mayberry's two-run, Montreal at NY clean-up hitter Wise emptied of Rose Carr. There were three advisors and 14 members Came From Dodgers at Lo s Ang foot homer led Ka nsas City Atlanta the sacks with a long belt to left Pirates 5, Cubs 2 I 45(). San Diego at San Fran present. Club members received their project books. Hutton, now 28, was picked Ken Brett and Bruce Kison · over Texas. The loss went to · Chcgo at st . Louis, nigh I which cleared the imaginary Another meeting was held May 7 at the Carr home with three up by the Phils after the 1971 • I! • Cinci at Hou s ton, nigh t SUCCESS STORIES combined on a nine-hitter and Ferguson Jenkms, now ""'• home run fence. ·advisors and 16 members pre5ent. They decided to attend the season in a deal with ws In the see-saw affair, Kyger American League Plan-A-Rama ~sa group. Relreshments were served by Dianna Angeles for Larry Hisle .. He Brett drove in iwo runs .to pace · while Steve Busby got the win. Easl the Pirates over the Cubs. Jenkins pitched five innings "They Overcame Creek jumped into a 1-0 lead in Jones and Pam Bowers. The next meeting Will be May 23 at the batted 381 and 247 times the w. I. pet. g.b . Kison struck out pinch-hitter but then was lifted. the first on three errors, Wise's Hearing Loss" Milwaukee 15 14 .517 Carr home. - Susie ·Shields. Detroit 16 IS .5 16 infield hit and a sacrifice fly by TilE FIVE POINT Bucks met May 7 at the home of Keith Baltimore 16- 15 .516 Bruce Arnett. Cleve land 17 16 .515 Bentz. There were two advisors and three members present. New York 18 19 .486 t Symmes Valley came back Free Booklet e special l y Members discussed th~ boat trip scheduled May 19th and voted Boston 16 HI .471 l 'h prepa red • to en courage West to "steal" the lead in the to allow girls to join tbe club. Am eri cans of all ages who W. I. pet. g . b. hottom of the inning. Catcher •• Keith Benlz gave a demonstration on making a rope halter. Chicago 17 14 .548 suffe r from uncorrected or The Eastern Eagles, the third baseman. oa,land IS 11 .Sl< 1 Mike Burcham was hit by a untrea ted . hearing loss to Mrs. Bentz ~rv.ed refreshmen ts and the club members KarlsasCity 17 17 .SDO l'h pitch, stole second and scored seek help. That was followed by four .. Texas 11 18 .<86 2 played basketball and footbaU. The next meeting will be May ~I managing only five hits, on Terry Pine's single. Pine on eight Southconsecutive · errors by the Californ ia 11 18 .486 2 capitalized at the honie of Nicklois Leonard when demonstrations will be We ll . kno wn ce lebrit ies from western errors enroute to a 10.0 shortstop, a BoWing Rob Mlnne\o~:rsda~~s ~~s~1:: 3 stole third and tllen stole home all given by Nicky Leonard and Johnny Riebel. - Keith Bentz. walk s of life tell the ir on a sur~rised Bobcat inlield. Kan City 5 Texas 3 THE HARRISONVIlLE Girls Honor 4-H club met May 7 at triumph over the Highlanders Barber, Greg Bailey, Blake, pe r sonal stories of triumph · Chicago .4 Oakland 3 in th eir fields because they JACKSON - A total of 16 Called after 1 Inns., rain The Bobcats tied it at 2-2on a tlle Grange Hall in Harrisonville with two advisors and six at Eastern Thursday af- and Mike Larkins to reach o ve r ca m e th e ir h earing walk to winning pitcher Steve ternoon. base. Spencer then sl. a mmed players including three top I Only games scheduled 1 members present. Officers were installed. Members received impai rm ent . •· 'from league champton . Today's Probable Pitchers Baird and single by Tim Lucas. The win brings the Eastern his second single. a thle..,s 1All limes Eon their project books and planned to attend the Plan-A-Rama. For KC added two more runs in season to a conclusion, as the ~ Another Eastern run- came Ironton were selected to the Boston (Lee .. .3) at Baltimore recreation they played baseball. . d f' · h 74 'th .a • · {Cuellar 2·3 L 7 :30p . m . Detroit ILaGrow 2-31 at the third on a leadOff double by The next· meeting will be May 28th at the Harrisonville btr s tnlS 19 w1 a ""' home in the fourth as Bailey · 1974 A11 -SEOAL Baseball Team Con:e in ... Wrife ... or Phone SV.AC mark, 9-16 overall. was hit by a pitch and stole at a meeting of the league Cleveland !Peterson 2·1J , 7:30 senior Ron Roush, a walk to Grange Hall when Mrs. Speocer will give a demonstration on lor your FREE COPY Wise, and consecutive sacrifice Steve Goebel started on the second before Blake singled baseball coaches ·hejd in P·t:;.;w York IMedich 5.21 at cake decorating. - Cathy Morris. . flies by Bruce Arnett and Bill Jackson Tuesday evening. Milwaukee !Wright •·41 . 8 30 THE LEADING CREEK Crickets met May 10 at the home of mound for Eastern and went him home. William S. Diles one and a third innings, giving Three sixth inning errors Two jWliors and a senior P·Cantornla nanana 3 .4 , at Metzner. Rooe Carson with three advisors and 12 members present. The Diles Hearing Aid Center Coach Dave Dunfee 's host. trip, bakliJg, and making sewing baskets were discussed. up one hit while walking one helpedprovideEasternwithits were named to the All-League Minnesota !Albury 1.11. 8:30 Riverside Professional Bldg. finalfourrunsasTimKuhnled Team from Ironton, with p.!i'exas I Bibby 5·51 at Kansas Vikings bounced back with one Usa Gardner and Tina Brooks made cookies for refreshments. - and fanning none. · 444 W. Union St., Athens He was replaced by junior off with a walk. Barber walked senior hurler Jeff 'Sticks ' City IFitzmorris 'J .l J. 8, 30 p.m. in the third on a walk to Pine, ~Gardner . .l h d f 1 C 11' 1 · · Oaktand (Hamilton 1·0) at stolen base and single by Jaye THE HILLBD..LJES 4-H Club met the afternoon of May 9 Ran dy Bla ke who wen t the before Ba1ey reac e sa e y o ms eadtng the wa~. Along CKicago IKaatOI , 9 p.m. PHONE: Myers. Synunes Valley took five and two thirds on an error by the second with Collins from the Tiger saturday's Games remaining at the home of Maxine Dyer with six club members attending. · · · Is · · · t b . . · Boston at Ball the lead in the fourth on singles baseball squad are Jumor Detroit at Cleve They discussed selling potato chips and flower bulbs and plans mmngs,.a o g1vtng up JUS one aseman. by Carpenter and Estep and a hit, although walking seven Blake then walked, before outfielder Scott Wylie and New York at Mllwa were made for a roller skating-party. ' king out seven Larki d 'It f' t . . . . d b f Calif at Minn and Strl double by Rod Bennett. Patty•Dyer gave a health report and Mary Colwell demon. , ns rna e 1 o trS vta an }untor secon aseman Jef Oakland at Chcgo, night The Bobcats regained the Kevin Walker and Terry error on the · catcher and Brickey. . Tex ~ s atKan City, night strated how to clean metab. After sandwiches, potato chips, lead in the fifth on singles b Collins paced the Ironton cookies, members went to the Plan·A-Rama at the Pomeroy Carter combined in going the Goebel reached safely on pitching staff with an 8-2 Elementary School. The next meeting will be June 10. - Patty route for the Highlanders. another shortstop miscue. Intern~ tiona I League Dyer. • Walker worked the first three season record and a 5-1 league By United PressJnternational North Spencer and Blake led th< mark. Both Brickey and Wylie TilE MEIGS OOUNTY Saddle Sitters met May 2 at the home innings, strikinF, out one and w. I. pet. g .b . walking none. Carter fanned Eastern attack with two hits displayed all around hustle, of Jr. Ke!Uledy. There were two advisors and eight members Syracuse 17 8 .680 11 10 .524 4 five and gave up three free apiece, while Goebel smacked desire and polished baseball Rochester pre~!. Toledo 11 17 .393 . 71h the only other safety, his triple. skills throughout :the season Pawtucket The meinbers decided to ride In the Regatta Parade and passes. 7 16 .304 9 South The Eagles tallied once iri the Singles by Kip Lewis in the with Brickey leading the Tiger plalll were made to P\lrchase material for a club flag. A building The most popular night club in w. I. pet. g. b. first inning as Tim Spencer second and Rick Crouse in the .'sticks' with an impressive .417 Memphis , at the fairgrounds was also discussed. 15 8 .652 13 8 .619 1 Goebel , third were the lone hits for the batting average followed by Richmond Mr. Kennedy listed weak and strong points in showing, and singled and Steve Charleston 14 9 .609 1 the tri-county area is Highlanders. Wylie who finished the season Tidewater demonstrated bow to show a horse on a halter. Mr. Kennedy also tripled. 7 19 .269 9'h Thursday's Results The birds ad~ ed four in the Sthwstn. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 2 8 with a .362 average. pve a dembnatratlon oo clipping at\d grooming a horse. for the Rochester 9 Toledo 3 1 proud to present second with the ~ d of five Eastern 14 0 I 0 4 x · 10 5 I Also named to the All· : Char l eston -4 Richmond 1 rbow ring. Syracuse 7 Pawtu c ket 6 SEOAL Baseball Teain were: ,Memphis Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kennedy. The next consecut' ve errorS' by the 2 Tidewater 1 · Walker, Carter 4 and Crouse. Athens : Mark Mace, senior meeting will be June & at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. - Soothwestern infield. Mike Harris led off and Goebel, Blake (WP) 2 and shortstop, .379; Larry Dailey, Robin Dewhurst. NHL Playoffs By United Press International reached safely on a miscue by Harris. senior pitcher, 3-2 SEO record ; {All Times E DTJ 1 Championship Scott Dailey, junior outfielder, Boston vs. Philadelphia .397. . . < Phlli1de.lphla leads 3~2) RAVENSWOOD - Winfred Gallipolis: Bill Holland, · May 7-Bstn 3 p,hila 2 May 9- Phlla) Bstn 2 : L. Dent wa~ recentiy promoted junior outfielder, .290. M~y 12- Phila 4 Sstn 1 to potroom lin~ supervl~or in Jackson: Cliff Swan', Junior May 14- Rhila 4 Bstn 2 1'6- Bstn 5 Phlla 1 the Reducation Operaliom of . · outfielder, .365; Tom Bragg, . May x -Moy 19-at Phila. 2 p.m. The OH KAN Coin Club will the Rav~mwood Works, Kaiser dealers w11l be present to buy, senior catcher, .306. x ,May 21 - at Bstn, 7 : 30p .m . conduct a regular business sell, and trade collector's X· lf -Alwninum & Chemical CorLogan : Mitch Wright, junior Monday night in the meeting poration. 1tems. Awards Will be pitcher, 3-3 SEOAL; John meeting rooms of ·the presented to charter members. Corby, senior catcher, .350. A native ·of Gallia County, Columbus and Southern Ohio Dent joined KA&CO at RavensRecently elected officers to Meigs: Mike Nesselroad, . Electric Co. building on Mill be seated are Edward Burkett, junior second baseman, .476. wood in 1959 as an employee in Street in Middleport. the potrooms and was president; Dick Rosenbaum, Waverly: John Shoemaker A social hour and trading vice_ president; promoted to foreman in that Donna senior shortstop, .450; Doug session at 7 p.m. precedes the Dav1dson, secretary, and Tracey, junior pitcher, 8-3 department in March 1962. meeting , and out-of-town coin Robert Hamson, treasurer. A season 4-2 SEOAL. Dent and his wife, Evelyn, reside in Middleport. They are coin .auction will follow the Well~ ton: Mark Manring, the paren~ of four children: We're happy to see that meeting, and refreshments will senior pitcher 5-2 SEOAL; ·~The Exorcist" didn't scare · be served. Roger (1 7); Vicky (14); Doug Mather, senior. the devil out of the awards Interested persons are inMichael (12) and Wayne (9). judges. WINFRED L. DENT vited to attend the activities of By Denny Fobes Eastern wins 10-0 I ronton h as 3 on drearn. team. 592-6238 -EXCITING T~is is just. o~e of th e words we could use to describe the ministry of the Grace Bible Ba~~1st Church. We are excited about serving our Savior and about the opportun1ttes the future holds for the cause of Christ in this area. Have you ever . wondered what is so exciting ;~bout our church? Why not come out this Sunday ...J • a!ld see for yourself . * EXCITING GROWTH Average Sunday ·School.tittendance April 197·3, .......................................... . . 30 Average Sunday School Attendance April 1974 . .......... . ............. . .................. , . 278 If you've been wanting to take sewing leSiiOniil and knit classes •. Wait For Us! · Only the Bible is studied . A class for every age. starting as soon as Call 67,5-5829 we make *EXCITING ACTIVITIES · Personal Soul Winning Teenage Program * EXCITING FUTURE Continued Growth New Church Building Chrlstien Dey School I SERVICES '. From 6:00 .A.M. Until 8:30 A.M.- · Weather Permitting. I I .•. ALSO '" DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE · •~ lw 1:: I j " ...... ~~ J E 1 M 1 - I - i ' -~ ~ APPLIANcE · GAS SERVICE U ~ • SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy - Minersville -·Syracuse - Racine · oy I ' . C•l Drawing for '7 4 . tourney May 21 \. "· : d ':"~'~i~cY~ L 3 91 Kan City 002 102 oox - s 7 1 Busby, B ird ( 9 ) and Healy WP - Busby (6 ·3 l. LFI - Jenk ln s (6 .4L HRs- McR8 e ( 7l. Bur . roughs (81 . May ber ry {7). More boot for . A me~ i c a n Leagu e: · Bu r . rough s, Tex 33 ; Jack.son , Oa k 30 ; N ettl es, N Y 28 ; Briggs . Mi l 26 ; M c Ra e, K C 25 . less bucks Pitching National Leagu e: Rog er s, Mtr and Ca ldwe ll , SF 6· 1, Sutton , L A 6·2 ; Gri ffi n , Hou , John . LA and M cG iot he n n St .L 5. 1; B i ll ingham , Cin 52 ; Mor ton and Reed , A tl 5-3; Robert s, Hou 5·4. American Le agu e : Coleman , De t 6- 1; Busb y. KC and Hu nter , Oak 6. 3; Jen k ins . Tex 6 4 ; Wood , Ch i 6 ·5. I BOOSTER CABLE The Denim Boot Is here. We got 'em . Dingo swingin' boots. They are denim on top and tough blue suede on foot. At a pri<;e that'll leave you with som e cash in your jeans. Snarl Proof Reg . $4 .69 ONLY •3.86 BAUM S TRUE VALUE STORE MODERN SUPPLY 1 985-3301 Chester. 0 . 399 W . Main St . 992-2164 Pofneroy , 0 . TH E STORE WIT H "A LL KIN DS OF STUF F" - FOR PETS, STABLE S. LARG E & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARD ENS. • * tentatively held now by three- · time "500" king A.J. Foyt, Houston, Tex. · · One of the ·cars slated for practice today Is the machine wrecked last Friday by Denny Zimmennan, Glastonbury, CoM. Zlnunerman's crew reported Thursday it had completed extensive repairs to tlle I_ racer. Larry McCoy, a rookie from Langhorne, Pa., escaped injury Thursday when his car spun twice In tlle No. 2 turn . The machine did not hit the wall and was not damaged. PICKS CANNONADE NEW YORK (UPI) - Eddie Arcaro, the No. 3 winnlrig jockey In American thorougbbred racing, Thursday plaCed aq advance $20 Off-Track Betting wager on Cannonade to win the Preakness, "~cause Cannonade won the Kentucky Derby, I think he'll win the Preakness. He's the beat horse in that race," the now-retired Arcat:o said, adding, "but I don't have to be right" Arcaro twice rode Triple Crown winners and his 4,779 victories Included six Preak· ~ss Stakes. · No gam·es, NO Plymouth Duster PM In recent U.S. Auto ~fff~ Club tests, Duster's Slant 6 got better · gas mileage on the open road than the Nova and Maverick 6. And in city driving, even got slighHy better mileage than the 4· cylinder Mustang II, gimmicks J . M · r a,t Just' Highest Interest Rates In The Area 51f.% Good gas mi leage is ;ust one of th e lhings Duste.r has going for it. · · There 's also small-car handl ing and parking. Ro om for 5 people inside. And plen ty ol trunk space out bac k. But c 'men in and find out lor yoursell why America 's No . 1 selling compacts come from Plym outh . ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS compounded quarterly. .' .4jMEIGS . -f!!!J/ ~RANCH """"",... .....,, 4!ft!. CHRYSLER w 29& Second St. Pomeroy. Ohio J All Account. Insured To - NORMAN ON MOUND HOUSTON (UP! ) - Fred Norman will take the mound for the Cincinnati Reds tonight when they open a three game series here against the Houston Astros. Norman (2-3) will fa ce Claude Osteen (4-3 ). The game tonight will be one of 10 the Reds will play on a three-city tour which will also take them to San Diego and Los Angeles. American League 10() 00 1 00 1- O f~ L eading Batte r s fensive ta"ckle Steve Wrivht , a Nati onal Lea gu e '=' 9 . a b r . h. pet. veteran of six NFL teams, . 553 Russe ll St. ( Gra ve l H i ll) S m ith . S tL D 133 22 5 1 363 Thursday signed a contract Garr , A ll 37 163 19 59 362 MIDDLE PORT, 0 . Rei t z. S tL e3 126 11 45 .352 with the Chicago F ire of the PH . 992 -7 155 Gross , H o u 3 5 106 20 37 349 World· Football League. Bucknr , LA 34 131 17 4 4 336 !:. ' :' r.! ,"l r ,,~ '"'HJ Watson . Ho 37 126 22 43 336 The 6-6, 250-pourid Wright ( , • 1il ', Ccn " ; Size mr , SIL 29 111 17 37 333 played Tn three NFL chamf ·'1-< (.)':,~·:. Un ser . Phil 28 88 111 29 JJO I N \U tJ< k!(f l: -:;:.·";'~IJ' JP, :llinoi'> Gar vey , L A 35 146 24 48 .329 pionshipgameswiU1lheG reen Mil l an , N Y 34 134 16 44 328 Bay Pac kerS and also in the Ameri ca n L ea gue p 7 3 10 g ab h 1 first Super Bowl oame. r. . Ca re w , M in 30 . 12 1 19 48 pc 397. , . . . . . . . . . . . ."- . . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . J ac k sn , O a kJO 109 24 42 385 McRae,KC - 31 117 19 42 359 Gambl e,C i e24 84 9 30 .357 Gr if i n , Bos 2 1 72 a 25 347 Pin iela. NY 27 100 13 3J ]40 Roja s, KC e4 134 16 45 .J36 Robin sn , Bl 31 119 8 40 336 • .• '·'1#'1\"'-lo(~'S;~.:-:.~=~·--' Ha rgrv e, T x 25 80 15 26 325 Wol fo r d . K C34 128 18 40 313 Yaz , Bos 34 115 19 36 313 Gr ic h , Ba l 31 112 20 35 . 313 Home Run s I . . NaliiJnal League : Wynn , LA 12 ; Aaron, AU and Ga r \ley , LA L~. "<i".~~:·, ... i..- ..=-~~~.~;...~-:~5~L 8; Benc h an d Per ez . Cin, Cedeno , Hou , St aub . NY a nd Sm it h , St .L 7. Am e rican L eagu e : N e1t 1es. NY and Jac kson. Oak · 11; Hor ton , De t an d Burroughs , T ex 8 ; Ma y b err y and McRae , KC and Br iggs, M i l 7. Runs Batted In National L eague : Wynn , LA 35; Ce deno , Hou 32; Ga r vey, LA ] 1 ; Sm it/l , SI. L 30 ; Cey , LA 27. (Called after 7 inns .. rain) Oakland 011010 0- 3 9 2 Chi c aao 102 100 0- 4 9 1 Holtzman , Odom (3) , F ing e r s (7) and Foss e ; Wood , Acos ta (6). F,orster ( 7) and Herrm a nn . WP - Wooel {6 -51 . LP - Holt f m.an ( J .5 ). HRs- Bradlord (4th ), Henderson (Sth l. (Only games scheduled J SERVICES DEPARTMENT Of UNITED CARBIDE TECH. CENf,ER I Drawing for the annual · Malone Memorial Day Softball Tour.namen t (slow pitch 1 will be held 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, in the Knights of Columbus Building, Park Ave ., Ironton. The annual _ event is scheduled May 24, 25 and 26. Entry fee is $35, plus $8 for nonsanctioned teams. For additional information, call Pete Newman, 532-0509. Tex as CHl CAGO ( U PJ ) - ff Ofl t. A low·cost .State Farm Bo a tow ne rs Pol 1cy p ro te c t s b oat,, mot or a.nd t ra il er on t he wate r o r on. tl1e road . Call STEVE SNOWDEN D1111oD1 1, lltddlo .,.r!I·J (2) D1u0Jl• Tho ........ County ,· So•l-.sloLMnCo. CAMDEN PARK ... Major Le agu e Lea d ers By Unit~d Pr ess tnt ernat io nat FIRE SIGNS WRIGHT from dolo of dopoallto dote of withdrawal. Interest ' U.S. 60 WEST-HUNTINGTON ) ~;:::--:::::::::::.::::=::::;:;:;.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.::::::::::;::::::::::::::•::;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;::: (2 )BriYOI•Dod·l ·l ro (H) Whe n 1t com es to boa ts 35 feet, we cover U1e wa1er·1 Slf• per cent ye1r p1id on ' Re<;~ular Passbook Sovlngs. No Minimum. Interest .. ·------.-i----~-----~--------- Thank You · (l) .. to•Indlona(H) And . , ••·•to (H) (1 )1>1eto•Brav01 (H) Middleport team· rosters listed Of . ESEARCH & DEVELOPMENt DEPT. Improve Service In These Areasl I *A 1o•11edo(H) IUIIO MAY 18th UNTIL 5 PM "FAMILY OUTING" changes I I'·.· 10 S~TURDAY, " ~ ' (2)Redo·Indlono(B) eDodsera-A•a(H) PARK RESERVED This Planned Interruption Is Neceuary To . . . . . I , . '• Po The Areas Affected Are As Follows: I (l)DodiOl'I•Indlano(H) •Br4too-A•o(8) 6 Juno I - Phone 98S:JJ07 Chester, Ohio I AIRGROUNDS (2 )Indilna:..srano (H) •A INDIANAPOUS, Ind. (UP!) Indianapolis "500" hopefuls were down to !be nitty gritty today -the last full day of practice before Saturday's scheduled final round of time triab for the May 26 race. Time triab this year were trimmed from four to two days in tlle name of energy ~ conservation, and only bad \Ve&ther could force e~~tenslon of , the qualifying time to Sunday. Practice Ume also was shorten~ by a week Utls year. There was a 30 per cent chance of rain Saturday, indicating there probably would be enough dry time to fill the remaining 18 ~ open In the 33-ear field. · Thua, It boiled down to a no'IJ'-or-never situation for the unqualified cars, crews and drivers. Three 'former "500" champiom ran speeds In practice Thursday which should easily get tllem into the lineup. AI Unser, Mbuquerque, N.M., a two-time winner here, had the day's - top speed of 187.617 miles per hour dexpite windy weather. Mario Andrettl, Nazareth, Pa., anothe~ ex-winner, had a lap, of .• (14.5'17, and defending champion Gordoo Johncock, Phoenix, Ariz., was clocked at 184.949. . The only other driver over . 1110 Thursday was Dlcll: Simon, · Salt Lake City, with a 183.374 top speed. More tllan a dozen cars had been above 180 on Wednesday when racing weather was much better. · Eleven cars still have a chance at. the pole position Ridenour's T.v. & a few Sunday School ••••••••••••••••••••• , •.•10: 00 A.M. Morning ServiCe ..................... 11:00 A; M. Evening Service •••••••.••••••••••••••. 7:30P. M. Wednesday ~ervice ••••••••••••••••••• .7:30 P. M. 3 Juaa(1)Dodsoro.Rodo(H) ••to-Dod&el'I(H) 18 spots left • m '500 field Seeds · Bird Seeds · Ov.ster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers - Lime . Cement & Mortar· Stock Salt - Water Softener . Remedies · Salt - Litters . Vaccine • Roofing · Paints . Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Bi!'der Twine . Sprays . Gates. . ,... : ~~~On Sunday, May 19, 1974 We'll be , 4 Buses running . every Sunday -r A Planned Service Interruption Will Be *EXCITING SUNDAY SCHOOL *EXCITING BUS MINISTRY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK . . . KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO OHIO . POWER CUSTOMERS ..-· I .... TONIGHT 10 TIL2 the 75-member group. (2).l'o·Iftd1ou(H) .' AND THE HALLMARKS Coin club will do business on Monday evening 27 lllaJ (1)Bravoo-llodo(J) 30 KIJ (2)Reda•loto(H) .Below are the Middleport Steve Powell, Bob Fox; Dick li!Ue league teams and rosters : Herman, David Reuter, Ty Citizens National Bank In- Herman; Ronald Holley, Tracy dians : Terry Gardner, Roger Pope, David Sigman, Tom Carson, Stephen Carson, Steve Kelly ~nd Brian George . Shaw, David Hoffman, John The managers for the Byer, John Cremeam, Terry various teams ·are: Indians _ Mays, Ralph Snyder, Troy Rich Hovatter, with coaches +++ McDaniel, Mike Jackson, Carl Smith and Russ Carson. THE NEW MEIGS BABE RUTH League team is scheduled Hobert Cunduff, Greg Grimm, Reds - Ray Stewart, with to get ~If to !ts start tomorrow as the Ohioans host Spencer. The Ken Hanning and Scott Cato. coaches Ron Pooler and Paul Melgs1tes will play a slate of at least 40 games this sununer most City Ice and Fuel Reds: McElhaney. against West Virginia squads. ' James Carsey, Tim Justis, Ray Braves - Milford Hysell Woody Call, Charles Marshall, Gary Freeman and Ronnie Stewart, Bob Duckworth, Ken with coaches Don Vaughan and O!rr are the coaches. . MeHaffey, Paul McElhaney, Ed Kitchen. _All Saturday and Sunday home games will be played in Racine, Troy Bauer, Alfred Smith, Jim Mets - Charles Scott, with With some '_Vednesday games scheduled for Eastern or Cheshire. Pooler, JohnDray, Earl Wines, coach Don Reuter. . The ortglnal season opener Sunday at Pt. Pleasant was David Demosky, David Managers of Middleport pee ramed out, however, there are many open dates in late June and Meadows, Kevin Milam and wee team are Ken Li!Ue and early July that will be used for makeup dates. Keith Slaven. Eric Wood of the Cubs and Bob +++ Heiner's Braves: Ricky Southern and Jim Farley of the IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE, but the n·ame of John Roush was Ebersbach, Britt Dodson, · Mustangs. appar~ntly ina?vertently left out of a recent report on the Meigs Rodney Ebersbach, Frank Managers of the Middleport Amer1can Leg10n baseball team. John is one of last year's per- Martin, Terry Wayland', Pony League teams are Dave formers who 1s too old to participate this year. · Jimmy . Boyer~ Dan Hysell, Dodson of the A's and Jerry Roush had the second best batting average on the 1973 team M1ke Mtller, Dave Hyse~l, Jeff Davenport, assisted by George .313, just one one-thousandth of a percentage point behind th~ Peckham, Steve Fife, Greg Hoffman, of the Americans. l~de~ who batted .314, made only two errors all season, was Peckham, Matt Weaver, Jack Team rosters and schedules tlltrd m t~e at bats, second in number of hits, first in number of Humphrey and Jeff Wayland. of the pee wee and pony league Singles, f1rst m RBis, fifth in~ scored, fifth in walks, at\d rtist Yo~g's Market Mets: Dave teams will be published as soon m stolen bases. Watkins, Joe Powell, Keith as they become available Scott, Bill Powell, Tony Scott, · • GEO. HALL (2 )ID<Iiau-lloto (B) (1)Dodpl'o•llrovu (1!) KErl «lo11141 ot RUtloii!IJ . A scheduled game against Vinton was cancelled because VInton was in a tournament game that day, while a game with Kyger Creek was cancelled due to a crippled Bobcat pitching staff, t;oupled with the fact that the 'Cats had several non-league games pending at ahout the same Ume. Two games scheduled with Point Pleasant were called off by mutual consent of hoth teams because hoth Meigs and Point had tou~ament confficts with the scheduled Marauder-Big Black aff~trs. Also, any make-up dates would have·been after Meigs' semors were unavailable for competition. • The ·MEIGS INN 23 loJ •Redo-A 'o(H) The Middlepol'\ Boys League would like to express Its ' appreciation to the business es tablishmen ts and local residents for the donatiuns and support of the tag day held recently. Also, thanks go out loall the boys who participa ted ., There will be a cleanup scheduled ,at both little league diamonds and pee wee diamund Sa turday , May 18. All managers, coaches and players will begin at 10 a.m. Work committees will be assigned. . Any Individuals iuteres ted to making the fields a safer place for these boys are also lavlted to help. (2)Brovea-lo.ltH) 20 Juno (2)Reda•DOdiOri(H) (1)Braveo·I~loaa(H) ••ta•A•o(H) MEIGS BASEBAlL MENTOR Don Wolfe bas announced several clarifications of why some Meigs baseball games were cancelled this spring. A sl~ted ~oubleheader ag'alnst Southwestern WBll called off the Highlanders could not get transportation for a long]because eague game. 12 e.tto .DodlfPI(H) 13 Juaa (2)Rodo•Brovoa(H) (l)Indlano-A•o(H) •llodsoro-llo t•(H) 17 JUll41 (1)11oto-Rodo(H) (2)IndlaDO-Dodgero(R) ·~'o•Brovoo(R) 1 +++ 20 MIJ (l)I~llfti•Rt~~(H) SB COIID lfAUI' M Five new school marks were set this spring by the Meigs arauder track squad under the tutelage of coaches Don Dixon and Chuck Downie. T . . m erry ~ Uatch led the record breakers, setting two new arks, one m the 180 yd. low hurdles and one in the long jump nefw hurdle mark is.21.5, while the speedy junior leaped 19 , ~~ .,. o~ the new long jump record. " Bob ~1lliamson dashed 100 yds. in 10.25 for a new school ~ark~ while Oman Blanchar4's leap of 5'10" was good for the high Jump record. _The mile relay team consisting of Tom Lowery Phil ~hlinger, Bob Williamson and Terry ~ails, ran the faste;t mile m Meigs Mar~uder history' racing around the oval in 3:36.5. •' . Dent promoted to supervisor League offers appreciation 1974 Middlegprt Boys League Schedule I. ' MVfQfll CD!Ir!liUITl(llll "Manufac~urat'a suggested relail price , excluding deatinatlon c h~rgea cfe aler prep~rat•cntatate an~ local taxes. Whitewall• ($27.~5) ·and wtleal cov~ rs ($25 75) qa,,own are optional. Prteea effective 4-1-74. · ' 520,000 by FSLIC.' ·. "''"'' ~ ...·._~_)~~· JOM .RUE MQ,TORS, 3$9 . . I . '• SOUIH 3RD Avt, V~· ~. I . Ml~,~-,' J, ,.,! �. ' I .:' 0 I I 2- The Daily Sentinei, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 17, 1974 Meigs 4-H Club News . The Meigs County Better Livestock Beef 4-H Club organized May 1 under the new leadership of Virgil Windon; Gay Johnson ' ,. :·.'and Bryon Miller. The meeting was held at t!Je Columbus & · .' Southern Ohio Electric Company, with 25 members attending . Officers for the year are president, Mandie Rose; vice-president, ·Grant Johnson; secretary, Debbie Windon; treasurer, Randy • Johnson, and news reporter, Julia Johnson.- Julia Johnson. THE SWINGERS 4-H Club met May 7 at the home of Madge ,. ' . Smith with three advisors and six .members present. Members '~ ~~· . discussed the boat. trip and the Plan-A-Rama . ..I Jena Welker showed the progress she had made on her tote '• bag and Joyce Baker showed h.er material. Laura Smith served ' refreslunents. The next meeting will be May 20 at the Smith home. - Laura Smith. THE CHESTER Farm Boys met May 7th at the home of Freddy Young with I~ member~ and o~e advisor ~res~nt. Members worked on thetr const1tutton and diSCUssed takmg f1eld l f" . .. P,'L •l I' l s (rz•n E.'X n.·. 0 s r :r MAJOR LEAGUE Standings Kyger C~eek..and Southern clash, for '74 crown By VITO STELLINO last two years for the Ptlils Gonzalo Marquez in the sixth · Majo·; ·Le:a·gue standings UP! Sports Writer while hittinu .260 and .263. ' wiUi the tying runs in scoring By United Press International ~ 'b Nafionai .League Tommy Hutton thinks he'll The live RB!s were a career position and blanked the Cubs east · be ready for a rest -along high · in a single game for the rest of the way. w. I. pet. g . b . · Montreal 14 12 .53 8 about late October . · Hutton. He singled in the first · Braves 11, Padres 1 ' Philadelphia 18 16 .529 "They say I can't play every run in the first inning alter Del Marty Perez drove in six St. Louis 17 16 •. s1 s '' Dave Wise's grand slam home rtin in the top of New York 15 19 .441 3 day but I played every.day in Unser doubled. He hit a three- runs, three of them in the Chicago 13 17 .433 3 the seventh inning Thursday night carried the Kyger the minors - look up my run homer in the third -after second inning with his second Pillsburgh 11 20 .355 5'h West averages," the Philadelphia loser Mike Torrez gave · up homer of the year, and Dave w. 1. ptt . g .b. Creek Bobcats into the championsh1p game of the Phils' reserve first baseman singles to Unser and Greg Johnson added a pair of home Los Ang•les 21 9 .750 Southern Valley Athletic Conference this evening at San F ran c isco 20 17 .541 7•h says. Luzinski ---and added another runs to give the Braves the C in c innat i 11 15 .53 1 a Racine. The record books shows he homer in the fifth off reliever easy win over San Diego. It Hou ston 20 19 .51 3 a•11 The Bobcats are 9-2 in the SVAC (10-8 overall) ·. hit 328 nd 352 in s ka · · th · ht I f Atlanta 18 19 . 486 9'h th John Montague. was e nm stralg oss or ~an Diego " 2s .359 w ;, while the Southern Tornados are 8-1. A victory could 1970andal971.buthe h.i.n•tr;,::~ In the other NL games, New San Diego. Thursday's Resulls give Kyger Creek a share of the 1974 diamond crown. Ne w York 6 St . Louis 4 able to break into the Phils' York downed St. Louis, s.4; White Sox t, A's 3 Pltsbroh s ~hcgo 2 Southern has two games left with the rugged trips. . . regular lineup. Pittsburgh topped Chicago, 5-2, It was a night of frustration Phil a 6 Montreal 3 11 San Diego 1 Freddy Young gave· a health report and !!'odd Norton "I'm ready," he said. "How and Atlanta routed San Diego, for Charlie Finley. The A's' Atlanta Symmes Valley Vikings. (Only games scheduled ) reported on lawn mower safety. For recreation, members played can I be tired' I've been 11-1. In the American League, owner was in Chicago and Todav'sprobable Pilchers Thursday night, Kyger Creek.. . Roush, . Arnett, Metzner and (All times EDT) bas.eball. Mrs. Young served refreshments. The next meetmg resting for three years. I can Kansas City e<l{;ed Texas, 5-3, watched his pinch-runner, Philadelphia !Schueler 1 ~ 31 at recorded its first diamond Ben Arnett. ~~ will be May 21 at the home Qf Randy Keller. - Keith Wofe. rest after the World Series in and Chicago edged Oakland, 4- Herb Washington, score the Plllsburgh (Moose 1-41. 8:05 victory in four years over Baird, .the winning pitcher, TilE SNOWVILLE 4-H Club met May 6th at the home of October. ~~ 3. tying run in the eighth inning. P·;::,ontreal !Moore p-O l at New Symmes Valley and only the was wracked for nine hits, two Ronnie Wood. Three advisors and eight members were present. Mets 6, Cards 4 But then a torrential spring York !Seaver 1 <J, 8:05pm .. Hutton got a chance to play second Bobcat win ever over · each by Brown and Bennett. The Plan-A-Rama and boat trip w ~re discussed and projects Thursday night for the second Chi c ago ( Stone 1-0) a t St. Ted Martinez' two-rWJ doustorm hit Chicago, the run was Louis (Foster 1-J), e:eo p .m . the Vikings. Linescore:· were worked on. strai$t game because Willie bled capped a four-run fifth Wlll\hed out and the game Clnclnnall !Norman 2·31 at Tied 7-7 going into the KC 112 021 4-11-12-4 Ttm Wyant gave a report on hydrophobia and Ronnie. Wood Montanez has a sore wrist. He (Wilson 1-2) , 8: 35p .m . d ha ck to the seventh Houston inning that carried the Mets reverie Atlanta !Harrison 3-51 at Los seventh, Viking hurler Jaye SV 101 211 1- 8- 9-4 reported on school bus safety. The entire club furnished refresh- drove in five runs with two over the Cards. George Stone, with Chicago winning 4-3. The Angeles <Downing 1.21 , 10:30 ' Myers suddenly lost the range Baird (W) and Metzner. ments. Afterwards the memhers played bingo. homers and a single to pace the with relief help from Harry umps waited an hour and 26 p . ~an Diego (Jones H J at san by issuing walks to pinchhitter Myers (L) and Burcham. The next meeting will be May 29 at the Roadside Park on Rt. Philadelphia Phils to a 6-3 Parker, got his first victory. minutes fo caU it. Francisco I Bryan! 021 . 11 p.m. Jeff Neal, Tim Lucas and 33. - Ron Wood. saturday's Games victory over the Montreal The loss was suffered by John Royals 5, Rangers 3 Philo at Pitsbrgh Lawrence Tabor. With one out, THE TUPPERS PLAINS 4-H Girls met April 30 at home Expos. Curtis. John Mayberry's two-run, Montreal at NY clean-up hitter Wise emptied of Rose Carr. There were three advisors and 14 members Came From Dodgers at Lo s Ang foot homer led Ka nsas City Atlanta the sacks with a long belt to left Pirates 5, Cubs 2 I 45(). San Diego at San Fran present. Club members received their project books. Hutton, now 28, was picked Ken Brett and Bruce Kison · over Texas. The loss went to · Chcgo at st . Louis, nigh I which cleared the imaginary Another meeting was held May 7 at the Carr home with three up by the Phils after the 1971 • I! • Cinci at Hou s ton, nigh t SUCCESS STORIES combined on a nine-hitter and Ferguson Jenkms, now ""'• home run fence. ·advisors and 16 members pre5ent. They decided to attend the season in a deal with ws In the see-saw affair, Kyger American League Plan-A-Rama ~sa group. Relreshments were served by Dianna Angeles for Larry Hisle .. He Brett drove in iwo runs .to pace · while Steve Busby got the win. Easl the Pirates over the Cubs. Jenkins pitched five innings "They Overcame Creek jumped into a 1-0 lead in Jones and Pam Bowers. The next meeting Will be May 23 at the batted 381 and 247 times the w. I. pet. g.b . Kison struck out pinch-hitter but then was lifted. the first on three errors, Wise's Hearing Loss" Milwaukee 15 14 .517 Carr home. - Susie ·Shields. Detroit 16 IS .5 16 infield hit and a sacrifice fly by TilE FIVE POINT Bucks met May 7 at the home of Keith Baltimore 16- 15 .516 Bruce Arnett. Cleve land 17 16 .515 Bentz. There were two advisors and three members present. New York 18 19 .486 t Symmes Valley came back Free Booklet e special l y Members discussed th~ boat trip scheduled May 19th and voted Boston 16 HI .471 l 'h prepa red • to en courage West to "steal" the lead in the to allow girls to join tbe club. Am eri cans of all ages who W. I. pet. g . b. hottom of the inning. Catcher •• Keith Benlz gave a demonstration on making a rope halter. Chicago 17 14 .548 suffe r from uncorrected or The Eastern Eagles, the third baseman. oa,land IS 11 .Sl< 1 Mike Burcham was hit by a untrea ted . hearing loss to Mrs. Bentz ~rv.ed refreshmen ts and the club members KarlsasCity 17 17 .SDO l'h pitch, stole second and scored seek help. That was followed by four .. Texas 11 18 .<86 2 played basketball and footbaU. The next meeting will be May ~I managing only five hits, on Terry Pine's single. Pine on eight Southconsecutive · errors by the Californ ia 11 18 .486 2 capitalized at the honie of Nicklois Leonard when demonstrations will be We ll . kno wn ce lebrit ies from western errors enroute to a 10.0 shortstop, a BoWing Rob Mlnne\o~:rsda~~s ~~s~1:: 3 stole third and tllen stole home all given by Nicky Leonard and Johnny Riebel. - Keith Bentz. walk s of life tell the ir on a sur~rised Bobcat inlield. Kan City 5 Texas 3 THE HARRISONVIlLE Girls Honor 4-H club met May 7 at triumph over the Highlanders Barber, Greg Bailey, Blake, pe r sonal stories of triumph · Chicago .4 Oakland 3 in th eir fields because they JACKSON - A total of 16 Called after 1 Inns., rain The Bobcats tied it at 2-2on a tlle Grange Hall in Harrisonville with two advisors and six at Eastern Thursday af- and Mike Larkins to reach o ve r ca m e th e ir h earing walk to winning pitcher Steve ternoon. base. Spencer then sl. a mmed players including three top I Only games scheduled 1 members present. Officers were installed. Members received impai rm ent . •· 'from league champton . Today's Probable Pitchers Baird and single by Tim Lucas. The win brings the Eastern his second single. a thle..,s 1All limes Eon their project books and planned to attend the Plan-A-Rama. For KC added two more runs in season to a conclusion, as the ~ Another Eastern run- came Ironton were selected to the Boston (Lee .. .3) at Baltimore recreation they played baseball. . d f' · h 74 'th .a • · {Cuellar 2·3 L 7 :30p . m . Detroit ILaGrow 2-31 at the third on a leadOff double by The next· meeting will be May 28th at the Harrisonville btr s tnlS 19 w1 a ""' home in the fourth as Bailey · 1974 A11 -SEOAL Baseball Team Con:e in ... Wrife ... or Phone SV.AC mark, 9-16 overall. was hit by a pitch and stole at a meeting of the league Cleveland !Peterson 2·1J , 7:30 senior Ron Roush, a walk to Grange Hall when Mrs. Speocer will give a demonstration on lor your FREE COPY Wise, and consecutive sacrifice Steve Goebel started on the second before Blake singled baseball coaches ·hejd in P·t:;.;w York IMedich 5.21 at cake decorating. - Cathy Morris. . flies by Bruce Arnett and Bill Jackson Tuesday evening. Milwaukee !Wright •·41 . 8 30 THE LEADING CREEK Crickets met May 10 at the home of mound for Eastern and went him home. William S. Diles one and a third innings, giving Three sixth inning errors Two jWliors and a senior P·Cantornla nanana 3 .4 , at Metzner. Rooe Carson with three advisors and 12 members present. The Diles Hearing Aid Center Coach Dave Dunfee 's host. trip, bakliJg, and making sewing baskets were discussed. up one hit while walking one helpedprovideEasternwithits were named to the All-League Minnesota !Albury 1.11. 8:30 Riverside Professional Bldg. finalfourrunsasTimKuhnled Team from Ironton, with p.!i'exas I Bibby 5·51 at Kansas Vikings bounced back with one Usa Gardner and Tina Brooks made cookies for refreshments. - and fanning none. · 444 W. Union St., Athens He was replaced by junior off with a walk. Barber walked senior hurler Jeff 'Sticks ' City IFitzmorris 'J .l J. 8, 30 p.m. in the third on a walk to Pine, ~Gardner . .l h d f 1 C 11' 1 · · Oaktand (Hamilton 1·0) at stolen base and single by Jaye THE HILLBD..LJES 4-H Club met the afternoon of May 9 Ran dy Bla ke who wen t the before Ba1ey reac e sa e y o ms eadtng the wa~. Along CKicago IKaatOI , 9 p.m. PHONE: Myers. Synunes Valley took five and two thirds on an error by the second with Collins from the Tiger saturday's Games remaining at the home of Maxine Dyer with six club members attending. · · · Is · · · t b . . · Boston at Ball the lead in the fourth on singles baseball squad are Jumor Detroit at Cleve They discussed selling potato chips and flower bulbs and plans mmngs,.a o g1vtng up JUS one aseman. by Carpenter and Estep and a hit, although walking seven Blake then walked, before outfielder Scott Wylie and New York at Mllwa were made for a roller skating-party. ' king out seven Larki d 'It f' t . . . . d b f Calif at Minn and Strl double by Rod Bennett. Patty•Dyer gave a health report and Mary Colwell demon. , ns rna e 1 o trS vta an }untor secon aseman Jef Oakland at Chcgo, night The Bobcats regained the Kevin Walker and Terry error on the · catcher and Brickey. . Tex ~ s atKan City, night strated how to clean metab. After sandwiches, potato chips, lead in the fifth on singles b Collins paced the Ironton cookies, members went to the Plan·A-Rama at the Pomeroy Carter combined in going the Goebel reached safely on pitching staff with an 8-2 Elementary School. The next meeting will be June 10. - Patty route for the Highlanders. another shortstop miscue. Intern~ tiona I League Dyer. • Walker worked the first three season record and a 5-1 league By United PressJnternational North Spencer and Blake led th< mark. Both Brickey and Wylie TilE MEIGS OOUNTY Saddle Sitters met May 2 at the home innings, strikinF, out one and w. I. pet. g .b . walking none. Carter fanned Eastern attack with two hits displayed all around hustle, of Jr. Ke!Uledy. There were two advisors and eight members Syracuse 17 8 .680 11 10 .524 4 five and gave up three free apiece, while Goebel smacked desire and polished baseball Rochester pre~!. Toledo 11 17 .393 . 71h the only other safety, his triple. skills throughout :the season Pawtucket The meinbers decided to ride In the Regatta Parade and passes. 7 16 .304 9 South The Eagles tallied once iri the Singles by Kip Lewis in the with Brickey leading the Tiger plalll were made to P\lrchase material for a club flag. A building The most popular night club in w. I. pet. g. b. first inning as Tim Spencer second and Rick Crouse in the .'sticks' with an impressive .417 Memphis , at the fairgrounds was also discussed. 15 8 .652 13 8 .619 1 Goebel , third were the lone hits for the batting average followed by Richmond Mr. Kennedy listed weak and strong points in showing, and singled and Steve Charleston 14 9 .609 1 the tri-county area is Highlanders. Wylie who finished the season Tidewater demonstrated bow to show a horse on a halter. Mr. Kennedy also tripled. 7 19 .269 9'h Thursday's Results The birds ad~ ed four in the Sthwstn. 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 2 8 with a .362 average. pve a dembnatratlon oo clipping at\d grooming a horse. for the Rochester 9 Toledo 3 1 proud to present second with the ~ d of five Eastern 14 0 I 0 4 x · 10 5 I Also named to the All· : Char l eston -4 Richmond 1 rbow ring. Syracuse 7 Pawtu c ket 6 SEOAL Baseball Teain were: ,Memphis Refreshments were served by Mrs. Kennedy. The next consecut' ve errorS' by the 2 Tidewater 1 · Walker, Carter 4 and Crouse. Athens : Mark Mace, senior meeting will be June & at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. - Soothwestern infield. Mike Harris led off and Goebel, Blake (WP) 2 and shortstop, .379; Larry Dailey, Robin Dewhurst. NHL Playoffs By United Press International reached safely on a miscue by Harris. senior pitcher, 3-2 SEO record ; {All Times E DTJ 1 Championship Scott Dailey, junior outfielder, Boston vs. Philadelphia .397. . . < Phlli1de.lphla leads 3~2) RAVENSWOOD - Winfred Gallipolis: Bill Holland, · May 7-Bstn 3 p,hila 2 May 9- Phlla) Bstn 2 : L. Dent wa~ recentiy promoted junior outfielder, .290. M~y 12- Phila 4 Sstn 1 to potroom lin~ supervl~or in Jackson: Cliff Swan', Junior May 14- Rhila 4 Bstn 2 1'6- Bstn 5 Phlla 1 the Reducation Operaliom of . · outfielder, .365; Tom Bragg, . May x -Moy 19-at Phila. 2 p.m. The OH KAN Coin Club will the Rav~mwood Works, Kaiser dealers w11l be present to buy, senior catcher, .306. x ,May 21 - at Bstn, 7 : 30p .m . conduct a regular business sell, and trade collector's X· lf -Alwninum & Chemical CorLogan : Mitch Wright, junior Monday night in the meeting poration. 1tems. Awards Will be pitcher, 3-3 SEOAL; John meeting rooms of ·the presented to charter members. Corby, senior catcher, .350. A native ·of Gallia County, Columbus and Southern Ohio Dent joined KA&CO at RavensRecently elected officers to Meigs: Mike Nesselroad, . Electric Co. building on Mill be seated are Edward Burkett, junior second baseman, .476. wood in 1959 as an employee in Street in Middleport. the potrooms and was president; Dick Rosenbaum, Waverly: John Shoemaker A social hour and trading vice_ president; promoted to foreman in that Donna senior shortstop, .450; Doug session at 7 p.m. precedes the Dav1dson, secretary, and Tracey, junior pitcher, 8-3 department in March 1962. meeting , and out-of-town coin Robert Hamson, treasurer. A season 4-2 SEOAL. Dent and his wife, Evelyn, reside in Middleport. They are coin .auction will follow the Well~ ton: Mark Manring, the paren~ of four children: We're happy to see that meeting, and refreshments will senior pitcher 5-2 SEOAL; ·~The Exorcist" didn't scare · be served. Roger (1 7); Vicky (14); Doug Mather, senior. the devil out of the awards Interested persons are inMichael (12) and Wayne (9). judges. WINFRED L. DENT vited to attend the activities of By Denny Fobes Eastern wins 10-0 I ronton h as 3 on drearn. team. 592-6238 -EXCITING T~is is just. o~e of th e words we could use to describe the ministry of the Grace Bible Ba~~1st Church. We are excited about serving our Savior and about the opportun1ttes the future holds for the cause of Christ in this area. Have you ever . wondered what is so exciting ;~bout our church? Why not come out this Sunday ...J • a!ld see for yourself . * EXCITING GROWTH Average Sunday ·School.tittendance April 197·3, .......................................... . . 30 Average Sunday School Attendance April 1974 . .......... . ............. . .................. , . 278 If you've been wanting to take sewing leSiiOniil and knit classes •. Wait For Us! · Only the Bible is studied . A class for every age. starting as soon as Call 67,5-5829 we make *EXCITING ACTIVITIES · Personal Soul Winning Teenage Program * EXCITING FUTURE Continued Growth New Church Building Chrlstien Dey School I SERVICES '. From 6:00 .A.M. Until 8:30 A.M.- · Weather Permitting. I I .•. ALSO '" DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE · •~ lw 1:: I j " ...... ~~ J E 1 M 1 - I - i ' -~ ~ APPLIANcE · GAS SERVICE U ~ • SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. 992-2115 Pomeroy - Minersville -·Syracuse - Racine · oy I ' . C•l Drawing for '7 4 . tourney May 21 \. "· : d ':"~'~i~cY~ L 3 91 Kan City 002 102 oox - s 7 1 Busby, B ird ( 9 ) and Healy WP - Busby (6 ·3 l. LFI - Jenk ln s (6 .4L HRs- McR8 e ( 7l. Bur . roughs (81 . May ber ry {7). More boot for . A me~ i c a n Leagu e: · Bu r . rough s, Tex 33 ; Jack.son , Oa k 30 ; N ettl es, N Y 28 ; Briggs . Mi l 26 ; M c Ra e, K C 25 . less bucks Pitching National Leagu e: Rog er s, Mtr and Ca ldwe ll , SF 6· 1, Sutton , L A 6·2 ; Gri ffi n , Hou , John . LA and M cG iot he n n St .L 5. 1; B i ll ingham , Cin 52 ; Mor ton and Reed , A tl 5-3; Robert s, Hou 5·4. American Le agu e : Coleman , De t 6- 1; Busb y. KC and Hu nter , Oak 6. 3; Jen k ins . Tex 6 4 ; Wood , Ch i 6 ·5. I BOOSTER CABLE The Denim Boot Is here. We got 'em . Dingo swingin' boots. They are denim on top and tough blue suede on foot. At a pri<;e that'll leave you with som e cash in your jeans. Snarl Proof Reg . $4 .69 ONLY •3.86 BAUM S TRUE VALUE STORE MODERN SUPPLY 1 985-3301 Chester. 0 . 399 W . Main St . 992-2164 Pofneroy , 0 . TH E STORE WIT H "A LL KIN DS OF STUF F" - FOR PETS, STABLE S. LARG E & SMALL ANIMALS. LAWNS AND GARD ENS. • * tentatively held now by three- · time "500" king A.J. Foyt, Houston, Tex. · · One of the ·cars slated for practice today Is the machine wrecked last Friday by Denny Zimmennan, Glastonbury, CoM. Zlnunerman's crew reported Thursday it had completed extensive repairs to tlle I_ racer. Larry McCoy, a rookie from Langhorne, Pa., escaped injury Thursday when his car spun twice In tlle No. 2 turn . The machine did not hit the wall and was not damaged. PICKS CANNONADE NEW YORK (UPI) - Eddie Arcaro, the No. 3 winnlrig jockey In American thorougbbred racing, Thursday plaCed aq advance $20 Off-Track Betting wager on Cannonade to win the Preakness, "~cause Cannonade won the Kentucky Derby, I think he'll win the Preakness. He's the beat horse in that race," the now-retired Arcat:o said, adding, "but I don't have to be right" Arcaro twice rode Triple Crown winners and his 4,779 victories Included six Preak· ~ss Stakes. · No gam·es, NO Plymouth Duster PM In recent U.S. Auto ~fff~ Club tests, Duster's Slant 6 got better · gas mileage on the open road than the Nova and Maverick 6. And in city driving, even got slighHy better mileage than the 4· cylinder Mustang II, gimmicks J . M · r a,t Just' Highest Interest Rates In The Area 51f.% Good gas mi leage is ;ust one of th e lhings Duste.r has going for it. · · There 's also small-car handl ing and parking. Ro om for 5 people inside. And plen ty ol trunk space out bac k. But c 'men in and find out lor yoursell why America 's No . 1 selling compacts come from Plym outh . ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS compounded quarterly. .' .4jMEIGS . -f!!!J/ ~RANCH """"",... .....,, 4!ft!. CHRYSLER w 29& Second St. Pomeroy. Ohio J All Account. Insured To - NORMAN ON MOUND HOUSTON (UP! ) - Fred Norman will take the mound for the Cincinnati Reds tonight when they open a three game series here against the Houston Astros. Norman (2-3) will fa ce Claude Osteen (4-3 ). The game tonight will be one of 10 the Reds will play on a three-city tour which will also take them to San Diego and Los Angeles. American League 10() 00 1 00 1- O f~ L eading Batte r s fensive ta"ckle Steve Wrivht , a Nati onal Lea gu e '=' 9 . a b r . h. pet. veteran of six NFL teams, . 553 Russe ll St. ( Gra ve l H i ll) S m ith . S tL D 133 22 5 1 363 Thursday signed a contract Garr , A ll 37 163 19 59 362 MIDDLE PORT, 0 . Rei t z. S tL e3 126 11 45 .352 with the Chicago F ire of the PH . 992 -7 155 Gross , H o u 3 5 106 20 37 349 World· Football League. Bucknr , LA 34 131 17 4 4 336 !:. ' :' r.! ,"l r ,,~ '"'HJ Watson . Ho 37 126 22 43 336 The 6-6, 250-pourid Wright ( , • 1il ', Ccn " ; Size mr , SIL 29 111 17 37 333 played Tn three NFL chamf ·'1-< (.)':,~·:. Un ser . Phil 28 88 111 29 JJO I N \U tJ< k!(f l: -:;:.·";'~IJ' JP, :llinoi'> Gar vey , L A 35 146 24 48 .329 pionshipgameswiU1lheG reen Mil l an , N Y 34 134 16 44 328 Bay Pac kerS and also in the Ameri ca n L ea gue p 7 3 10 g ab h 1 first Super Bowl oame. r. . Ca re w , M in 30 . 12 1 19 48 pc 397. , . . . . . . . . . . . ."- . . -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . J ac k sn , O a kJO 109 24 42 385 McRae,KC - 31 117 19 42 359 Gambl e,C i e24 84 9 30 .357 Gr if i n , Bos 2 1 72 a 25 347 Pin iela. NY 27 100 13 3J ]40 Roja s, KC e4 134 16 45 .J36 Robin sn , Bl 31 119 8 40 336 • .• '·'1#'1\"'-lo(~'S;~.:-:.~=~·--' Ha rgrv e, T x 25 80 15 26 325 Wol fo r d . K C34 128 18 40 313 Yaz , Bos 34 115 19 36 313 Gr ic h , Ba l 31 112 20 35 . 313 Home Run s I . . NaliiJnal League : Wynn , LA 12 ; Aaron, AU and Ga r \ley , LA L~. "<i".~~:·, ... i..- ..=-~~~.~;...~-:~5~L 8; Benc h an d Per ez . Cin, Cedeno , Hou , St aub . NY a nd Sm it h , St .L 7. Am e rican L eagu e : N e1t 1es. NY and Jac kson. Oak · 11; Hor ton , De t an d Burroughs , T ex 8 ; Ma y b err y and McRae , KC and Br iggs, M i l 7. Runs Batted In National L eague : Wynn , LA 35; Ce deno , Hou 32; Ga r vey, LA ] 1 ; Sm it/l , SI. L 30 ; Cey , LA 27. (Called after 7 inns .. rain) Oakland 011010 0- 3 9 2 Chi c aao 102 100 0- 4 9 1 Holtzman , Odom (3) , F ing e r s (7) and Foss e ; Wood , Acos ta (6). F,orster ( 7) and Herrm a nn . WP - Wooel {6 -51 . LP - Holt f m.an ( J .5 ). HRs- Bradlord (4th ), Henderson (Sth l. (Only games scheduled J SERVICES DEPARTMENT Of UNITED CARBIDE TECH. CENf,ER I Drawing for the annual · Malone Memorial Day Softball Tour.namen t (slow pitch 1 will be held 6 p.m. Tuesday, May 21, in the Knights of Columbus Building, Park Ave ., Ironton. The annual _ event is scheduled May 24, 25 and 26. Entry fee is $35, plus $8 for nonsanctioned teams. For additional information, call Pete Newman, 532-0509. Tex as CHl CAGO ( U PJ ) - ff Ofl t. A low·cost .State Farm Bo a tow ne rs Pol 1cy p ro te c t s b oat,, mot or a.nd t ra il er on t he wate r o r on. tl1e road . Call STEVE SNOWDEN D1111oD1 1, lltddlo .,.r!I·J (2) D1u0Jl• Tho ........ County ,· So•l-.sloLMnCo. CAMDEN PARK ... Major Le agu e Lea d ers By Unit~d Pr ess tnt ernat io nat FIRE SIGNS WRIGHT from dolo of dopoallto dote of withdrawal. Interest ' U.S. 60 WEST-HUNTINGTON ) ~;:::--:::::::::::.::::=::::;:;:;.;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;.::::::::::;::::::::::::::•::;:;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;::: (2 )BriYOI•Dod·l ·l ro (H) Whe n 1t com es to boa ts 35 feet, we cover U1e wa1er·1 Slf• per cent ye1r p1id on ' Re<;~ular Passbook Sovlngs. No Minimum. Interest .. ·------.-i----~-----~--------- Thank You · (l) .. to•Indlona(H) And . , ••·•to (H) (1 )1>1eto•Brav01 (H) Middleport team· rosters listed Of . ESEARCH & DEVELOPMENt DEPT. Improve Service In These Areasl I *A 1o•11edo(H) IUIIO MAY 18th UNTIL 5 PM "FAMILY OUTING" changes I I'·.· 10 S~TURDAY, " ~ ' (2)Redo·Indlono(B) eDodsera-A•a(H) PARK RESERVED This Planned Interruption Is Neceuary To . . . . . I , . '• Po The Areas Affected Are As Follows: I (l)DodiOl'I•Indlano(H) •Br4too-A•o(8) 6 Juno I - Phone 98S:JJ07 Chester, Ohio I AIRGROUNDS (2 )Indilna:..srano (H) •A INDIANAPOUS, Ind. (UP!) Indianapolis "500" hopefuls were down to !be nitty gritty today -the last full day of practice before Saturday's scheduled final round of time triab for the May 26 race. Time triab this year were trimmed from four to two days in tlle name of energy ~ conservation, and only bad \Ve&ther could force e~~tenslon of , the qualifying time to Sunday. Practice Ume also was shorten~ by a week Utls year. There was a 30 per cent chance of rain Saturday, indicating there probably would be enough dry time to fill the remaining 18 ~ open In the 33-ear field. · Thua, It boiled down to a no'IJ'-or-never situation for the unqualified cars, crews and drivers. Three 'former "500" champiom ran speeds In practice Thursday which should easily get tllem into the lineup. AI Unser, Mbuquerque, N.M., a two-time winner here, had the day's - top speed of 187.617 miles per hour dexpite windy weather. Mario Andrettl, Nazareth, Pa., anothe~ ex-winner, had a lap, of .• (14.5'17, and defending champion Gordoo Johncock, Phoenix, Ariz., was clocked at 184.949. . The only other driver over . 1110 Thursday was Dlcll: Simon, · Salt Lake City, with a 183.374 top speed. More tllan a dozen cars had been above 180 on Wednesday when racing weather was much better. · Eleven cars still have a chance at. the pole position Ridenour's T.v. & a few Sunday School ••••••••••••••••••••• , •.•10: 00 A.M. Morning ServiCe ..................... 11:00 A; M. Evening Service •••••••.••••••••••••••. 7:30P. M. Wednesday ~ervice ••••••••••••••••••• .7:30 P. M. 3 Juaa(1)Dodsoro.Rodo(H) ••to-Dod&el'I(H) 18 spots left • m '500 field Seeds · Bird Seeds · Ov.ster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers - Lime . Cement & Mortar· Stock Salt - Water Softener . Remedies · Salt - Litters . Vaccine • Roofing · Paints . Red Brand Fencing • Baler and Bi!'der Twine . Sprays . Gates. . ,... : ~~~On Sunday, May 19, 1974 We'll be , 4 Buses running . every Sunday -r A Planned Service Interruption Will Be *EXCITING SUNDAY SCHOOL *EXCITING BUS MINISTRY AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK . . . KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO OHIO . POWER CUSTOMERS ..-· I .... TONIGHT 10 TIL2 the 75-member group. (2).l'o·Iftd1ou(H) .' AND THE HALLMARKS Coin club will do business on Monday evening 27 lllaJ (1)Bravoo-llodo(J) 30 KIJ (2)Reda•loto(H) .Below are the Middleport Steve Powell, Bob Fox; Dick li!Ue league teams and rosters : Herman, David Reuter, Ty Citizens National Bank In- Herman; Ronald Holley, Tracy dians : Terry Gardner, Roger Pope, David Sigman, Tom Carson, Stephen Carson, Steve Kelly ~nd Brian George . Shaw, David Hoffman, John The managers for the Byer, John Cremeam, Terry various teams ·are: Indians _ Mays, Ralph Snyder, Troy Rich Hovatter, with coaches +++ McDaniel, Mike Jackson, Carl Smith and Russ Carson. THE NEW MEIGS BABE RUTH League team is scheduled Hobert Cunduff, Greg Grimm, Reds - Ray Stewart, with to get ~If to !ts start tomorrow as the Ohioans host Spencer. The Ken Hanning and Scott Cato. coaches Ron Pooler and Paul Melgs1tes will play a slate of at least 40 games this sununer most City Ice and Fuel Reds: McElhaney. against West Virginia squads. ' James Carsey, Tim Justis, Ray Braves - Milford Hysell Woody Call, Charles Marshall, Gary Freeman and Ronnie Stewart, Bob Duckworth, Ken with coaches Don Vaughan and O!rr are the coaches. . MeHaffey, Paul McElhaney, Ed Kitchen. _All Saturday and Sunday home games will be played in Racine, Troy Bauer, Alfred Smith, Jim Mets - Charles Scott, with With some '_Vednesday games scheduled for Eastern or Cheshire. Pooler, JohnDray, Earl Wines, coach Don Reuter. . The ortglnal season opener Sunday at Pt. Pleasant was David Demosky, David Managers of Middleport pee ramed out, however, there are many open dates in late June and Meadows, Kevin Milam and wee team are Ken Li!Ue and early July that will be used for makeup dates. Keith Slaven. Eric Wood of the Cubs and Bob +++ Heiner's Braves: Ricky Southern and Jim Farley of the IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE, but the n·ame of John Roush was Ebersbach, Britt Dodson, · Mustangs. appar~ntly ina?vertently left out of a recent report on the Meigs Rodney Ebersbach, Frank Managers of the Middleport Amer1can Leg10n baseball team. John is one of last year's per- Martin, Terry Wayland', Pony League teams are Dave formers who 1s too old to participate this year. · Jimmy . Boyer~ Dan Hysell, Dodson of the A's and Jerry Roush had the second best batting average on the 1973 team M1ke Mtller, Dave Hyse~l, Jeff Davenport, assisted by George .313, just one one-thousandth of a percentage point behind th~ Peckham, Steve Fife, Greg Hoffman, of the Americans. l~de~ who batted .314, made only two errors all season, was Peckham, Matt Weaver, Jack Team rosters and schedules tlltrd m t~e at bats, second in number of hits, first in number of Humphrey and Jeff Wayland. of the pee wee and pony league Singles, f1rst m RBis, fifth in~ scored, fifth in walks, at\d rtist Yo~g's Market Mets: Dave teams will be published as soon m stolen bases. Watkins, Joe Powell, Keith as they become available Scott, Bill Powell, Tony Scott, · • GEO. HALL (2 )ID<Iiau-lloto (B) (1)Dodpl'o•llrovu (1!) KErl «lo11141 ot RUtloii!IJ . A scheduled game against Vinton was cancelled because VInton was in a tournament game that day, while a game with Kyger Creek was cancelled due to a crippled Bobcat pitching staff, t;oupled with the fact that the 'Cats had several non-league games pending at ahout the same Ume. Two games scheduled with Point Pleasant were called off by mutual consent of hoth teams because hoth Meigs and Point had tou~ament confficts with the scheduled Marauder-Big Black aff~trs. Also, any make-up dates would have·been after Meigs' semors were unavailable for competition. • The ·MEIGS INN 23 loJ •Redo-A 'o(H) The Middlepol'\ Boys League would like to express Its ' appreciation to the business es tablishmen ts and local residents for the donatiuns and support of the tag day held recently. Also, thanks go out loall the boys who participa ted ., There will be a cleanup scheduled ,at both little league diamonds and pee wee diamund Sa turday , May 18. All managers, coaches and players will begin at 10 a.m. Work committees will be assigned. . Any Individuals iuteres ted to making the fields a safer place for these boys are also lavlted to help. (2)Brovea-lo.ltH) 20 Juno (2)Reda•DOdiOri(H) (1)Braveo·I~loaa(H) ••ta•A•o(H) MEIGS BASEBAlL MENTOR Don Wolfe bas announced several clarifications of why some Meigs baseball games were cancelled this spring. A sl~ted ~oubleheader ag'alnst Southwestern WBll called off the Highlanders could not get transportation for a long]because eague game. 12 e.tto .DodlfPI(H) 13 Juaa (2)Rodo•Brovoa(H) (l)Indlano-A•o(H) •llodsoro-llo t•(H) 17 JUll41 (1)11oto-Rodo(H) (2)IndlaDO-Dodgero(R) ·~'o•Brovoo(R) 1 +++ 20 MIJ (l)I~llfti•Rt~~(H) SB COIID lfAUI' M Five new school marks were set this spring by the Meigs arauder track squad under the tutelage of coaches Don Dixon and Chuck Downie. T . . m erry ~ Uatch led the record breakers, setting two new arks, one m the 180 yd. low hurdles and one in the long jump nefw hurdle mark is.21.5, while the speedy junior leaped 19 , ~~ .,. o~ the new long jump record. " Bob ~1lliamson dashed 100 yds. in 10.25 for a new school ~ark~ while Oman Blanchar4's leap of 5'10" was good for the high Jump record. _The mile relay team consisting of Tom Lowery Phil ~hlinger, Bob Williamson and Terry ~ails, ran the faste;t mile m Meigs Mar~uder history' racing around the oval in 3:36.5. •' . Dent promoted to supervisor League offers appreciation 1974 Middlegprt Boys League Schedule I. ' MVfQfll CD!Ir!liUITl(llll "Manufac~urat'a suggested relail price , excluding deatinatlon c h~rgea cfe aler prep~rat•cntatate an~ local taxes. Whitewall• ($27.~5) ·and wtleal cov~ rs ($25 75) qa,,own are optional. Prteea effective 4-1-74. · ' 520,000 by FSLIC.' ·. "''"'' ~ ...·._~_)~~· JOM .RUE MQ,TORS, 3$9 . . I . '• SOUIH 3RD Avt, V~· ~. I . Ml~,~-,' J, ,.,! �. .. . '. ' I . . I •• 't 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 17, 1974 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Friday, May 17, 1974 . UMW hosts banquet Asbury Circle:has meetina .Veter~ns ~et UM W has meeting MASON. w. Va. _ The Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Mrs. Roy Mason United Methodist (Lots ) Tes t. Ltnda, Cathy and Women held their Mother and Danny . Daughter Banquet Monday Tod Tucker . Mrs . Erma evening at the Mason United Gilland, Debbie and Connie, MethodiSt Church . The oldest Mrs. Dallas Roush, Mrs1 Lois SYRACUSE - A program mo_ther present at the meeting Snyder and Melissa, Nancy on law and order was was Mrs . Clara Roush· Proffitt. Mrs. Doris Fitz- presented by Mrs. Helen youngestmother, Mrs. Beverly simmons, Mrs. Betty Lish, •Teaford at the Tuesday night .Gregory. There was a tie be- Lisa and Mrs. Josetta Noble. meeting of the United tween Mrs. Howard Wilson Mrs. Cecilia Harris, Mrs. Methodist Women of the Johnson and Mrs. John Ruth Walke r, Mrs . Lilah Syracuse Asbury Church. Mrs. Teaford read "The (Jackie) Sisson , for the mother Zerkle, Mrs. Claudia Thomas, with the most chlldren. Each Mrs. Kathaleen Roush, Mrs. World Nej!ds Saints" to open was presented a girt. George McFarland, Mary and the meeting with Mrs. Ann Mrs. Maxine Arnold was in Carla, Mrs. Bobby Stewart and Sauvage reading scripture charge of the Mothers' Day Robin, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, from Mark 4:35-45 and a program . A welcome was Mrs. Betty Cadle and Valerie, meditation tilled "The Other extended by Mrs. Lois Test, Mr~ . Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Side." Officers' reports were president of the United Vtvl3n Fry and Mrs. Kathy given and 35 shut-In calls were Methodist Women . Each guest Fry, Mrs. Rosemary Peasley noted. Miss Marcia Karr gave and member attending and Kindy, Mrs . Gertrude a meditation on peace by Helen received a small potted plant. Mitchell, Mrs. La Vera Yeager,. Steiner Rice, and read Costly, The table decorations were Mrs. Sally Ross, Mrs. Rhoda "Forgiveness Beautiful Word. " Sentence prepared by Mrs. Test and the Yeager. youth fellowship ·nf the church. Mrs. L. E. Piersall, Kathy pr•y•r by the members closed After the dinner in the social Johnson and Annette, Mrs.· the meeting. Attending besides those room nf the church, the group Dorothy Oliver and Lynn, Mrs. went to the sanctuary for the Helen Barton, Mrs. Judy Flag, named were Mrs. Margaret program. Julie and Mary, Mrs. Pat Eichinger, Mrs. Christina Origin of Mothers' Day was Mossman , Melanie Beth, Mrs. Grinun, Mrs. Mary Usle, Mrs. given by Mrs . Cinderella Gladys Thomas, Mrs. E. A. Bernice Winebrenner, Mrs. Baier. Debbie and Connie Schaekel, Mrs. Fred Tripp, Nora Houdashelt, Mrs. Laura Gilland sang two songs and Mrs. Bob Tripp, Mrs. Cecil Crooks and Mrs. Dorothy were jOined by the youth choir. Smith, Mrs. George- Carson, Jarvis. The children's choir, under the Mrs. Beverly Gregory and direction of Mrs. Jackie Sisson Leigha, Mrs .. Helen Johnson, and Mrs. Cecilia Harris, also Dianna, Angie, Tina and HOSPITALIZED sang. The youth choir was Sherrie. Mrs. Carol Prnflitt, Terrie Elmer G. Sayre underwent accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer and and Angie, Mrs. Frances eye surgery at O'Bleness Mrs . Cecilia Harris. Stewart, Mrs. Gary Stewart Hospital, Athens, May 15. He is The program leader, Mrs. and Missie, Mrs. Mary Fowler, the grandfather of Steven Arnold, gave a history of Mrs. Jackie Sisson, Melanie, Sayre, Rt. 1, Middleport. His mothers mentioned in the- Mariam, Marsha and Mary room number is 205, second Bible. The following United Alice, Mrs. Russell Capehart, floor, and cards from his MethodiSt Women portrayed · Mrs. Stella Chattin and Mrs. friends and neighbors would be appreciated. these ladies: Mrs. Frances Catherine Smith . Stewart, Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Earlene Bumgardner , June VanMatre, Lois Test, Catherine Smith, Helen BarI ton, Lilah Zerkle, Myrtle WASHINGTON C.H. - In- members to May, 1975, and McCloud, Maxine Arnold, Sally that Presbytery elect officers, stallation nf a new staff nfflcer Ross and son, Shawn, La Vera department persons and and probable extension of the Yeager. Members and guests at- terms of all officers will be mission cotmcil members in tending included Mrs. Cin- major items on the agenda of the May, 1975 meeting for derella Baier, Mrs. Lucille Presbytery nf the Scioto Valley · terms ending in May nf sucSchwarz, ·Mrs. Burton Hick- when it convenes Tuesday, ceeding years. man and Valerie, Mrs. Erlene May 21, at 4 p.m. at the First The Presbytery Office has Bumgardner, Mrs. Cheryl Presbyterian Church in moved from its Croswell Road nffices to new quarters at 1495 Mason, Mrs. Myrtle McCloud, Washington Court House. Jane Thompson will be Morse .Rd., Columbus, conMrs. June VanMatre. formally ins tailed as the new taining more office space, Mrs. Joan Hollman, Tammy associate in Presbytery accordmg to Rev. Hugh Bean and Lisa, Mrs. Carolyn Roush, Mrs. George Ray VanMatre, Leadership Development in Evans, Executive Presbyter. and Melinda, Mrs. Edna ceremonies scheduled in .Roush, Mrs. Clara Roush, Mrs. connection with the 7 p.m . Kathaleen Roush, Mrs. Lorene worship serviCe. Thompson w'as selected from Harless, Mrs.. Maxine Arnold,. 30 applicants for the post, and Presbyters name officer ITCHY, BURNING TOES! EASE FIERY PAIN IN ONE HOUR or your 59c back. Applr qulclr-drrlna T-4-L. ~ trona to quiet '•lllilclt. was eastern area represen· tat!ve for the Women's Program under the Program Agency . of the United Presbyterian Church USA h · . ' · ltc:h, burn In s e IS :-u. ~!.t. ·y~·~~in;:;rb;;;;Y·;!f1:fi sylvania, NOW II of Penn~ graduate of a nahve a NelSon Orog Store ; Muskingum College and has r---------.. Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy . FlOWERS been active as 8 teacher and deeply involved in the Presbyterian Womens ' organizations. · The Presbytery 'meeting will feature routine reports of various departments, the 1--~For~At!!=!!!!.._..J We Wire FioW.ri mission council, and will hear a Everywhere 992-2039 . Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mlllord Von Meter Ph. 992-20~ Ph. 992-S72t nominating committee report for nfficers for the coming year. The Presbytery will vote on a recommendation made in a recent mission·council meeting at Circleville to extend terms nf ail officers and department MOTOROLA 25" ·QUASAR II COLOR T.V. WERNER RADIO ''& Tv. I MIDOI.EPORT, 0. . me:J~ ·A wildflower tour over the smooth driving within the Long Hollow Road to Peach speed limit and ·radial tires Fork preceded a meeting of the reduce cOnsumption. Winding Trail Garden Club at The traveling prize conthe home of Mrs. Aaron Kelton. tributed by Mrs. Lewis was The club members besides viewing and identifying numerous wildflowers, also studied rock formations and An entertaining and comcollected roots suitable for use prehensive review of the book, in arrangements. Returning to "The Waltz Kings" by Hims the home of Mrs. Kelton the Fantel was given by Mrs. members ma,de May baskets Forrest Bachtel at the Wedout of wildrfowers eollected: nesday afternoon meeting of Ohio wildflower booklets were the Middleport Literary Club. given· to each one attending. Mrs . · Emerson Jones For roll call members iden- retiring resident, was hastes~ tified tree leaves. for the meeting with Mrs. ft was reported during the Dwight Wallace, vice business meeting that the land· president, conducting the scaping at the Pomeroy Fire session in the absence of Mrs. StatiOn has been completed. Harold Sauer, new president. Club members gave a vote of Other new officers are Mrs; thanks to Carper's Nursery Charles McDaniel, secrelary, and Hubbards' Greenhouse for and Miss Lucille Smith shrub and nower donations to treasurer. ' the project. In her review, Mrs. Bachtel Read at the meeting was an described the author as a invitation from the Rutland Viennese by both birth )lnd Garden Club to liD open background. She reported that meeting May 20 at the Rulland United Methodist Church. Mrs. eora Beegle and Mrs. Kelton plan to attend. Mrs. Robert Miller was welcomed as a new A family night ot.!ervance member. was held Tuesday night at the The Regatta flower show, James Will home by the United "Big Bend Profile," was Methodist Women of the Endiscussed and it was reported terpriSe Church. that Winding Trail has The program was planned responsibility for securing and announced by Becky Will judges. On the committee are with -Mrs. John Smith reading Mrs. Nancy Collins, Mrs. scripture from Psalm 96. Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Arthur Evans read a story Robert Lewis . Mrs. Bert from · ~The Wisdom of Grinun, Meigs County contact Solomon", and the Rev . chairwoman, was a guest and William Sydenstricker 'had was presented a gift by Mrs . . prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kelton on behalf of the club. Davis sang uJesus and Me" Accompanying Mrs. Grinun to with Mr. Davis accompanying the meeting was Mrs. Edward on the guitar. held EARLY BIRD SALE won by Mrs. Earl Thomas. Mrs. Kelton served strawberry pie to those named and Mrs. Clarence Heaton and Mrs. Allard Pratt. Club hears book review he fled to the United States from Nazi-occupied E~rope and has written extensively ·on music, medicine and sc ience. He is lhe author of six books including "The Waltz Kings", . about which he says : " Despite my· s trivin g for historical accuracy, I can see this book left as a scholarly account rather than as a synoptic glimpse of a momen t in tlme..of a world mirrored in the sparkle of a Vienna walt~ as the reflection of sun is caught in a raindrop n ' The club collect in unison opened the meeting. Members responded to roll call with program suggestions. Refreshments were served with Mrs. ADMIRAL 6,000 to 12,000 B.T.U. FRIGIDAIRE 5,000 to 30,000 . B.T.U. Don't Wait We Have The Big Selection Now We Predict A Hot Summer QUALITY & SERVICE "The Children 's Evening Song" was sung by Brian Will, ·and Mrs. James Will presented. "Mary, lhe Mother of Jesus". Becky Will played an original piano composition. There was group singing of "This Is My Father's World" and the Lord Prayer in unison. Attending were the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Sydenstrlcker, · Chrissie and Brian, Mrs. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warth, David, Darrin, Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Will, Becky, Brenda, Beverly and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger and Laura, Mrs. Philip Smith and Terry, was given on the Mrs. John Smith, Miss Karen recent Region 11 meeting at Baity, Mrs. Don Runnel and McArthur. Going from the club were Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. APPLE GROVE _ "Group Artie. John Terrill, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Care for Young Children" was Kelton, Mrs. Beegle and Mrs. the program topic developed at Harold Deeth. the Tuesday night meeting of Tlmely tips for gardeners the Apple Grove · United were given by Mrs. Thompson Methodist Women at the who suggested feeding lawns church. Mrs. Dolly Wolle, Mrs . with a slow release type fertllizer, cleaning the rock Eileen Buck and Mrs. Lucille gardens, spraying perennials Rhodes took part in the and planting ~ladioli bulbs. She program which featured a also suggested incorporating discussion on day care centers barnyard manure into gardens their need and effectiveness: and spraying lawns for weed Scripture was taken from control. M~rk 9 and Mrs. Betty Mrs. Beegle gave the ecology Shtveley was at the piano for message on auto emissions. group singing of "Faith of Our She reported that motorists Mothers". realize that auto emission Mrs. Donna HiD presided at controls reduce gasoline the meeting during which time mileage, but perhaps are it ·was reported that a conuna)Vare of the danger in tribution had been sent to the tampering with the controls Xenia d~ster fund. It was which have gone along with noted that rag rugs are for motor design changes. She said sale. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Wolfe that car owners who have served refreshments to those emission controls removed can named and Mrs. Bertha end up with opera~onal head· Robinson, Mrs, Bess Parsons, ~c~. cotrndllb titeonintg Iandi and guests, the Rev. Howard e as _con u o ue Shiveley and his mother-inconsumption, while steady law. ~"::~rt 1 AIR ·coNDITIONERS Helen Hayes presiding at the punch howl. Family night is observed I Church ladies h . ave meettng . IS YOURS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BUYING POWER AND SAVE NOW BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. THIS IS YOUR INVITATION HEAR IN A • ·. POMEROY, 0. 7:30 PM MONDAY • SAT,U RDA Y 10:00 AM & 6:00PM SUNDAY .,., nai\Jre for ,the first three sessions of the series, but will direct the lessons of Thursda . Friday, and Saturday evening specifically toward clearing the air on fh ls movemeJ Thursday evening, the lesson Is entitled, "The Holy Spirit and Revelation". Frida 1 • fhe lesson Is entitled, "The Holy Spirit and Confirmation" · and the Sa~·rda' y eve ~eve, n ng, Is' "N eo· · pen1 ecos1aII sm " . we openly Invite you to cOme · • and bring '"your Bible,n1ngexamine esson what Is taught, and If you do not understand, or you desire further study, we will be most "Square Toe" heritage house convenient for you. others are nol willing to make this challenge about their doctrine. Will you accept this and come see for yourself? You wi!J benefit by so doing!! Your Tham MeAn Store Middleport, 0 . ' DONNA . everyone held hands and prayed the Lord's Prayer in W1ison. SONS ' FETED Parties honoring their two sons, Jeff, May 7: and Todd, May 15, were beld by Mr. and Mrs. John Hood, Middleport. Cake and ice cream were served at both affairs. Guests were Mrs . Kenneth McElhinny, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood, grandparents; and Mrs. Eva Stnible, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey, great· grandparents; and Mrs. Russell McElhinny and son, J. R., Middleport. Jeff and Todd's grandfather, Kenneth McEihimy telephoned. ATIEND SESSION PT. PLEASANT - Several Mason County ladies attended the Charleston area meeting of Extension Homemakers at Camp Virgil . Tate recently. Among the many homemakers attending were Mrs. Vicki Keeler, Mason County Home Demonstration Agent; Lean Mae Cox, Sherry Wallbrown, Mrs. Edith Fox, Mrs. Elmer Grueser, Mrs. Don Wilhelm, Mrs. H. E. Beckelhelmer, Mrs. Vurl Randolph, Mrs. Mae Thomas, Louise Taylor, Mrs . Elsie Fowler and Mrs. Dabney. .' . . ' .. . .. .., . 1J : • ~· MIDilEPOfU", OHIO I . I .... l.egion Auxiliary, met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Iva Powell . Mrs. Grace Pratt presided in the absence of Mrs. Harry Davis, who is r ecuperating from recent surgery. A thankyou card, for remembran ces was read from Mrs. Davis. Also read was a note from the Past Presidents Parley thanking the group for a contribution to the scholarship fund . Poppy Day was announced for May 24 and 25. The Lord's Prayer and silent prayer opened the mee ting. Members ga1·o the pledge to the,nag, and Mrs . Rhoda Hackett had devotions using 11 Prayer of Decision" as her theme. Mrs. Powell gave a meditation titled "Spring Bonnet ". Pear I Knapp conducted games with prizes awarded to the winners. ~~ Recharging - · Hydrostatic Testing - Safety Lights - Sirens - Hose - Commer~ial Alarm Systems · - Sprinkler Systems • New Fire Trucks - Ladders ·- Home Alarm Systems • . . ; New Extinguishers. We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements. Open 9 A.M.- 5 P. M., Monday thru Friday ' I •• • I * · Mrs. George Skinner \. .·as elected president of the Rock Springs Better Health Clu b at a %: meeting Thursday afternoon at ;~: the home of Mrs. Arler Abbott. The deadline for registering for the Big Bend Neigh'Sorhood Other officers nam ed were Girl Scout day camp, July 8-12, at Camp Kiashuta near Chester is Mrs. William Radford, vice May 24. pres ident ; Mrs. We nd ell Registration forms were distributed at troop meetings this Jeffers . secretary: and Mrs. week and parents are requested by Mrs . Merle Johnson to fill out Fred Goeglein , treasurer. Mrs. the health form as well as the registration form and mail both to Skinner 's devotiOnal topic WiiS Mrs. Betty Fultz, 129 Fairiane Drive, Middleport, wilh a check "Use Your Talen t.'' for $6 made out to the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council . The program prese nted by Kiashuta. Mrs. Skin ne r included In the event there are scouts who want to attend camp but did "Mothers Today" by Mrs. not receive a form, these Cllll be obtained from Mrs. Johnson, by William Folmer ;· '' Ir on in telephoning 992-7474. Remember, the registration deadline is Bread" by Mrs . Lewi s By Charlene Hoeflich ~ May 24. F.dwarcls, Par kers burg, W. Va .; Dora Housh , Midd leport ; James ·w. Lowe, Middlepm-l; Charle s Wri ght, Jr .. Middleport : Sl1 iela Arn old, Pomer oy. DISCIIAHGES Dufr}1 , Chesl.t'r Cur r~·, Roy Hrow ning, Hobert Srni tl er, S:. 111uel Rardin , l c.l ;.~ w'hit r. M11ry Nidwls. F.dn:_1 Swit k. Holler t Bart on. Gru ese r ; "VHamin C fn r SALISBURY TROOPS 200 AND 100 A flyup ceremony for members of Brownie Troop 220 into Junior Troop 100 was held Tuesday night at the Salisbury Elementary School. Mrs. Maxine Hart, Brownie leader, introduced the Brownies, congratulated them on their work during the past year and presented wings to Valerie Jeffers, Sandra Reed , Kay Hart, Angela Hatfield and Barbara Will. Plans were made by the Juniors to have a swimming party. Kiilliy Morris presided at the me~ting which opened with the pledge and scout promise. Reports were given by Carol Morris. Games were played and refreshments served. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 30 Members of Middleport Troop 39 spentlast weekend at Camp Kiashuta near CJ:tester. They stayed overnight Friday and on Saturday morning went hiking. Nature ojects were collected to Colds" by Mrs. Welby Whaley: "New Sugar Substitute' ' by Mrs. William Morgan ; " Dr ug for Ulcers" by Mrs. Arnold Snowden, and " Ri o-feedback SERV ICE SET serv i e e ~ · Hcv iv al Midway the ;1t Commu11ity Chun·l 1 Q lonltc d 011 th e l.Hn g:.- Yilk Dexter Road will !)['gin Sunday .. The Rev. Nor111 an Taylor wil l be the evangelist ~1nd t ht· r L' will be specia l mu sic by the Bissell and Dnvis fam il ies . Blacksto n a nd Mr s !\m os Leonart !. COOLVILLE- Miss Jatl daugh ter or Mr. Jo: ~astman . ami 1\ Jr~. '·A IIJ crl Eas tnum, llmah' 2, "as one ol 375 seniors lo ret:cive a diploma from lhrding College in ~ntd mttion exez·clscs May 12 <ll Alumni Field in Sear cy. Al'k. A IJiol()gy major, Miss Eas tm au was a member of Ju (io Ju wo men's club. Treatment : Teachin g Your Body to Heal Itse lf". by Mrs . Homer Radford. Mrs. William Gruese r, and Mrs. Goeglein . The contest planned by Mrs. Wendell Jeffers was won by GIFT FOR THE 1 Mrs. Lewis Grueser and Mrs. Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named and Mrs. Edith Sauer, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Miss Erma Smith and in craft workthe during the afternoon . Mrs. denevieve . Meinhart, a be used Saturday evening girls presented a Scouts' Own around a guest. campfire and a court of awards was held. Receiving awards were Kathy Blake, sewing, world games, troop camper, and story teller ; Ruth Ann Blake, world games, troop camper, and health aid ; Frances Bullard, sewing, world games and troop camper; and health aid; Frances Bullard, sewing, world games . and troop camper; Pam Crooks, sewing, health aid, home, ---health and safety, personal health, world games and troop camper; Robin Kitchen, sewing, cook, housekeeper, My Home, Hearthstone class meets Jeane tte Donna Laud ermi lt, Jam es Co nkl e. Others atlending we re Mrs . Har old En)·oy Good Eat"ng I . and 'OlE UG 1!1 rAT U world games and troop camper. Barbara Haley, sewing, world games, troop camper, The Rev. and Mrs. Steve housekeeper, cook, and My Home; Helen Slack, sewing, cook, Skaggs reported on a con- My Home, world games, troop camper, and housekeeper; Sheila · ference for ministers and their Powell, troop camper; Melissa Spencer, writer, sewing, story One otthe strongest diet-aids wives which ·they attended at teller, cook, world games, and troop camper. Each of the girls available WithOUt prescription Greenlake, Wis., during the also received a membership star. 1 A drl R Tuesday night meeting, of the On Sunday morning at the camp site, a worship service was n PPB ne educing Plan Hearthstone Class of the planned and conducted by the scouts. Camp was concluded at 11 Lose 10, 20, 30 pounos ana mora o1 mess The remarkable Appedrlne Reducing Middleport First Baptist a.m. with the parents picking up the scouts. Accompanying the · weight. Plan contains a little special formula tablet Church. The meeting was held scouts were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Spencer, Mrs. E·dward CrOoks and with pne of the strongest diet· aids available at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roscoe Wise·. without prescription. Start losing weight very first day. Have the slim, trim figure you'v( Paul Smart. At the Monday meeting of the troop, girls who did not go on always wanted as you 1ollow thi s exlraa<dl· Read at the meeting was a the camping trip received their badges. They were Tara Bacon, nary, easy slimooing plan. Enjoy eating 3 thank:you note ·from Mrs. world games; Vicki Boyles, sewing and world games; Sara meals and J snacks every day. Don' t go hun · gry as ugly fat disappears last from waist Nadine Barton , now home Diddle, word I games and health aid; Jayne Hoeflich, world tummy, thighs, legs, everywhere. Appedrln; recup'erating f~om surgery. games , collector, and health aid ; Cindy Weaver, collector, Is fully , guaranteed: You lose weight last ' Edison Baker presided at the housekeeper, c®k, My Home, world games and health aid ; and starting very first day or your money back without auestlon. meeting which opened with Barbara Thomas, sewing and world games. 42 Tablets $2 .49 devotions by Mrs .. Willis AnWednesday the girls hiked to Mid dl eport village hall 'to plant 105 Tablesls s4 . 19 ' thony who used the theme summer flower s as a service project. Expenses of the project Nelson's Orug Store, Pomeroy , "Thinking Like Christ" with were paid by the Middleport Amateur Gardeners. Ohio. · scripture from Collossians. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Smart to the was called up by the Atlanta CALL UP KHAUSSE Rev . and Mrs. Skaggs, Mr. and Braves from their Tucson farm Mrs. David Darst, Mr. and ATLANTA (UP!) - Right- team in the Pacific Coast Mrs. Willis Anthony, Mr. and hander Lew Krausse, former League Thursday to replace Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mr. and Kansas City A's bonus baby, injured righthander Ron Reed. Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood and Edison "The Home of the Friendly Folks" Baker. Caravelle®by Bul~va. For les s than $20.00 we 'll g1ve you a precision·jeweled , water resistunbree~kable rnainspring, an easy· to·rea iJ lull numeral d al : sweep ser.CI)d nand . and an ad justable stainless steel band An exoe ns1vr wiltGh at an inexpensive price. ant shock rcs1s ta nt watch wllh an Only $19 95. ewelers • lllUIAIM "POMIIOV _POWELL'S SWITCHES JOBS HOUSTON (UPI) - Don Knodel,:who recently Resigned · as Rice University basektball coach, Thursday was named public relations director at the school. Knodel, who had only two STORE HOURS : winning seasons at Rice, MONDAY-S ATURDAY 8 AM-10 PM completed his eighth year as head basketball coach this SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM spring. He won one Southwest Conference championship. .......................,.._................,.. .~ 298 Second St. Pomeroy, 0. - ALL YOUR NEEDS FOR GRADUATION Model 83-273R AND • ,' I O' Brien , Hartford ; J oc1nne SUITS COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers . ...... I,. American ADMISSIONS - l.ill ia n Rober ts , Pomeroy : 'l'homas r-----------------------~ COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full .T ime Qualified Service Man SJIWART ' ~~U"""'!""~·....,-:M~id'!'l'dleport,· -~~~~~·~~.0"!"".~·1111111"~~ Sunday morning and left for his job up north. Bill Roush, Branch Leader, his son Danny, Herbert White, Denny Evans (church school director ) and Russell Radcliff took part in speaking, readings, poems and song. Mercedes Condon, music director, played for them. Lucy and Edgar Taylor attended a birthday dinner for her at thei r daughter's, Mrs. Bill Baer. The Charles Cozarts, Columbus, spent last weekend at their home on Keno Rd., visiting friends and relatives. This reporter gave a birthday supper on Saturday evening for her daughters, Juanita Cozart, Georgia Smith and Kathleen BisselL Attending were husbands and children, Lauri and Tami Cozart and two friends, Avis and Tod Bissell, Peggy and J. R. Smith and Edna Deem. Edna had given them a birthday dinner earlier at the restaurant in Racine.' Mr.andMrs.John Wells, Jr., Chatsworth, Ga., are visiting friends and family here. Our sympathy to the Clat ence Bradfords who lost his father last week, and especially to his wife Lottie. Also Clint and Leota Birc'h for the loss nf daughter and sister, Mary Birch. .. ( 1 Day " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 4576t;c. C.ITY ICE -·& FUEL-CO. LOVE-SEE US AT THE '~Mother's Mrs. Faye Wildermuth reported that a box had beeri sent to Millers Cottage at Dayton for veterans there when the Past Presidents of Drew Webster Pos t 39, .Business Phone-992-2804 E. M. Blake, Jr. , · J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 · 1 Phone 992-7117 308 s. Third Avenue, Box 267 . . .• : MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS SELECTION OF GIFTS THAT, THE GRAD WOULD spoke on contrtbuttons FIRE &SAFETY EQUIPMENT ~2-2145 · UNIQUE · phs on camps to find draft card purners and slackers grabbing up houses, jobs and food while they are not even recognized in many cases and places. Those guys made their choice; help defend America or scurry off to enjoy their freedom. What happens the next time they 're needed ? Bob 's wife was with them and a young woman who had been on drugs at H. She was anxious to tell her story and warn others. It is necessary to recognize one has a ·pl'oblem, have t11e desire for and ask others to help. These men seem to be willing to help others. That's a good way to help ourselves. Men at the church put on a 'program for "Mothers" on their evening. Roy W. Proffitt Vdcrans MemorkJI Hospilal Club elects ·Mrs. Skinner to presidency R. E. TRACY Spring Special FortP·Gas A ~IID.EPORTI BOOK STORl ACM·E happy to discuss your questions there at the meeting house or whereever and whenever is IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN LYNat PHOf4E 675-2460 "The Meanest MAJOREITE BOOTS Dear Friends. , This Is a ~pe'Ciallnvltation to ail of you who may be troubled by the current and massiv Holy Spirit movement In our community, Bro. Willis will present lessons of a generai · Middleport ·· Gratitude"; Mother'' by Lois Bell; "Maytime'" by Grace Huffman and "Mother" by Inez Hill. . Attending besides those mentioned were Beth Ann Huffman, Kim Dugan, John Hill, Don BeD, Don, Heath and Carissa Hill and Todd Mugrage. To close the program 200 W •. MAIN ST. L. By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Emma Smith Circle of the Reorganized Church n1 Jesus Christ .nf Latter-Day Saints met at the.church last month, in charge nf Golda Gillilan leader. ' Because of illness, spring work and vacations the turn-out was smaller' but we had a gOOd study period taught by Linda Evans. ' Rather than have one teacher, we alternate alphabetically by last names. It's very rewarding, tlfese gettogethers, planning ways to better serve the church and community. After devotions and short business meeting comes the refreshments and visiting and signing cards for ones absent ill and shut-ins. ' Two local (formerly) men were guest speakers two weeks ago. Bob Lisle, son nf Charlie and Bessie Lisle, was born here at Stiversville. Jim Cleland, soli of Rev. Art Cleland, was a Portland farm boy. His father was one-time minister at Morse Chapel and surrounding terri tory. They talked nf alcohol and drug addiction. Both freely admit they had a problem adjusting to civilian life after service in WW II. And a drinking problem They praised the AA for help, and repeating . the "Serenity Prayer" said we just live a day at a time. These men were invited by Joe Stobart at Racine Post Office and if anyone would like to ask questions or talk with them, write in care nf that Post Office. They have formed the Ohio Vall•y Fellowship Club and would like to help by talking IJlings over or in any way. They spend time at hospitals, hotels or wherever, in an effort to reach and help folk . Many of .these problel'ls grow out of the serviceman returning and finding no job, often no family. He must wonder sometimes if it's worth it all. It's hard to imagine how a man would feel when and if he returns from battle fields or 11 WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Royal Crown .. BoHling Company · 6 LETART FALLS - The Letart Falls United Methodist Church had its fellowship dinner Satorday evening at the community hall. The tables were decorated with spring flowers . Scripture, Luke 1:211-34, was read by Betty Shiveley. She also read "A Matchless Mother. " Readings were by Linda Hill, "Live Each Day So ¥ou'll Be Missed,".; Erma Hill, SPECIA L SERIES OF GOSIPEL SERMONS • . Fellowship dinner held CECIL WILLIS ,':k I Elegant Mediterranean design credenza cabinet. of tempered hardboard and select solids finished in Classic Pecan grain. Decorative accents of molded simulated wood · material. 6"x4" Speaker. Concealed casters. 30" H, 35" W, 18Ve" D (add 5" for tube cap) . . Wildflower·tour, • FRIDAY PAPER drive by Meigs High School sophomore class. Newspa_per PJcked up in Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Rutland designated areas. · CAFETERIA Friday and Saturday, dining area of Trinity Church, Pomeroy, beginning at 11 a.m. each day. All proceeds to go to the Pomeroy Fire Department. SATURDAY MONDAY FREEDOM Gospel Mission EVANGELIST Cecil Willis , at Bald Knobs. Slides nf the author and preacher, guesi Holy Land, 7:30p.m. speaker in special series or' MIDDLEPORT Masonic gospel meeUngs at Westside Lodge 363, F and AM, 7:30 Church nf Christ, 200 W. Main p.m.; Entered apprentice St., Pomeroy, beginning 7:30 p. degree to be conferred. !11·· lasting all week. Public AUCTION at Twin City tnvited. I Shrine Park, Racine, begin0 HI0 VI E TN A~ ning at 11 a.m. lasting until all Vl!JTERANS, bonus. ap: nf wide range of merchandise phcation forms availablE is sold. Public Invited. Monday at follow\ng locations: WORK IN EA Degree for one Veterans Office, Pomeroy; candidate when Racine Chester Post Office, MidMasonic Lodge 46) meets at dleport, Pomeroy, Racine and 7:30p.m., Racine. Rutland Post Offices. Any SUNDAY veteran formerly nf Meigs 1 FREEDOM Gospel Mission, County, living out of county, 1 county wide class meeting 2 may request forms from Ohio p.m._ Glen. _Bissell, leader. Vietn~m. Veterans Bonus I Publtc 1s mvtted. Comnusston,Hartman Theater BILLY GRAHAM Film Building, 9 East State Street "Isn't It Good to Know" at · Columbus, 43215. ' Laurel Cliff Free Methodist MEIGS Local Band Church, 7:30 p.m. Public in- Boosters, 7:30p.m. in the band vited. room. CHURCH . of Christ in TUESDAY Christian Union, Pearl St., CHESTER PTA, at the Middleport revival in progress. school, 7:30 p.m. Joe Stroble Rev. Howard Killingsworth, will present a safety program Pt. Pleasant, guest speaker. and names for committees and ~;~;~at 7:30 nightly. room mothers will be taken Model WU9134KP '. . 13 CUBIC FEET 95 30 inches wide All colors SPORT COATS 299 10 Year Warranty On The Compressor SHIRTS by The GibsQn Recipe For Better Living ARROW and ·. CAREER Q.UB Glide-out porcelain·enamel finish crisper anclmecll keeper Frost•Clear You'll never have to bother with defrosting if you choose Gibson's -83-273R . In fact , you won 't see a thimbleful of frost in a lifetime! And you 'll find the Frpst'Ciear system totally dependable, extremely economical. TIES by There's room fo r 18.7 qts. of fresh fruits and vegetables in the gene rou s crisper. And the big meat keeper pu ts 15.31 bs. of . fresh meat at your fingertips . Both crisper and nieat keepe r have easy-to-clean po rcelai n-ename l finish . RAM and EXCEllO . I ' I SOCKS BY INTERWOVEN .. BAHR CLO,THIERl MIDDLEPoRT, 0. ... • ' INGELS FURNITURE . . . . . I . . Open Fri. & ~t. Nights 992-2635' ••• . I ,Middleport_. , .. ' . . . ·' • :i ·, ' I. • •• . �. .. . '. ' I . . I •• 't 4- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 17, 1974 5- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Friday, May 17, 1974 . UMW hosts banquet Asbury Circle:has meetina .Veter~ns ~et UM W has meeting MASON. w. Va. _ The Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Mrs. Roy Mason United Methodist (Lots ) Tes t. Ltnda, Cathy and Women held their Mother and Danny . Daughter Banquet Monday Tod Tucker . Mrs . Erma evening at the Mason United Gilland, Debbie and Connie, MethodiSt Church . The oldest Mrs. Dallas Roush, Mrs1 Lois SYRACUSE - A program mo_ther present at the meeting Snyder and Melissa, Nancy on law and order was was Mrs . Clara Roush· Proffitt. Mrs. Doris Fitz- presented by Mrs. Helen youngestmother, Mrs. Beverly simmons, Mrs. Betty Lish, •Teaford at the Tuesday night .Gregory. There was a tie be- Lisa and Mrs. Josetta Noble. meeting of the United tween Mrs. Howard Wilson Mrs. Cecilia Harris, Mrs. Methodist Women of the Johnson and Mrs. John Ruth Walke r, Mrs . Lilah Syracuse Asbury Church. Mrs. Teaford read "The (Jackie) Sisson , for the mother Zerkle, Mrs. Claudia Thomas, with the most chlldren. Each Mrs. Kathaleen Roush, Mrs. World Nej!ds Saints" to open was presented a girt. George McFarland, Mary and the meeting with Mrs. Ann Mrs. Maxine Arnold was in Carla, Mrs. Bobby Stewart and Sauvage reading scripture charge of the Mothers' Day Robin, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, from Mark 4:35-45 and a program . A welcome was Mrs. Betty Cadle and Valerie, meditation tilled "The Other extended by Mrs. Lois Test, Mr~ . Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Side." Officers' reports were president of the United Vtvl3n Fry and Mrs. Kathy given and 35 shut-In calls were Methodist Women . Each guest Fry, Mrs. Rosemary Peasley noted. Miss Marcia Karr gave and member attending and Kindy, Mrs . Gertrude a meditation on peace by Helen received a small potted plant. Mitchell, Mrs. La Vera Yeager,. Steiner Rice, and read Costly, The table decorations were Mrs. Sally Ross, Mrs. Rhoda "Forgiveness Beautiful Word. " Sentence prepared by Mrs. Test and the Yeager. youth fellowship ·nf the church. Mrs. L. E. Piersall, Kathy pr•y•r by the members closed After the dinner in the social Johnson and Annette, Mrs.· the meeting. Attending besides those room nf the church, the group Dorothy Oliver and Lynn, Mrs. went to the sanctuary for the Helen Barton, Mrs. Judy Flag, named were Mrs. Margaret program. Julie and Mary, Mrs. Pat Eichinger, Mrs. Christina Origin of Mothers' Day was Mossman , Melanie Beth, Mrs. Grinun, Mrs. Mary Usle, Mrs. given by Mrs . Cinderella Gladys Thomas, Mrs. E. A. Bernice Winebrenner, Mrs. Baier. Debbie and Connie Schaekel, Mrs. Fred Tripp, Nora Houdashelt, Mrs. Laura Gilland sang two songs and Mrs. Bob Tripp, Mrs. Cecil Crooks and Mrs. Dorothy were jOined by the youth choir. Smith, Mrs. George- Carson, Jarvis. The children's choir, under the Mrs. Beverly Gregory and direction of Mrs. Jackie Sisson Leigha, Mrs .. Helen Johnson, and Mrs. Cecilia Harris, also Dianna, Angie, Tina and HOSPITALIZED sang. The youth choir was Sherrie. Mrs. Carol Prnflitt, Terrie Elmer G. Sayre underwent accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer and and Angie, Mrs. Frances eye surgery at O'Bleness Mrs . Cecilia Harris. Stewart, Mrs. Gary Stewart Hospital, Athens, May 15. He is The program leader, Mrs. and Missie, Mrs. Mary Fowler, the grandfather of Steven Arnold, gave a history of Mrs. Jackie Sisson, Melanie, Sayre, Rt. 1, Middleport. His mothers mentioned in the- Mariam, Marsha and Mary room number is 205, second Bible. The following United Alice, Mrs. Russell Capehart, floor, and cards from his MethodiSt Women portrayed · Mrs. Stella Chattin and Mrs. friends and neighbors would be appreciated. these ladies: Mrs. Frances Catherine Smith . Stewart, Mrs. Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Earlene Bumgardner , June VanMatre, Lois Test, Catherine Smith, Helen BarI ton, Lilah Zerkle, Myrtle WASHINGTON C.H. - In- members to May, 1975, and McCloud, Maxine Arnold, Sally that Presbytery elect officers, stallation nf a new staff nfflcer Ross and son, Shawn, La Vera department persons and and probable extension of the Yeager. Members and guests at- terms of all officers will be mission cotmcil members in tending included Mrs. Cin- major items on the agenda of the May, 1975 meeting for derella Baier, Mrs. Lucille Presbytery nf the Scioto Valley · terms ending in May nf sucSchwarz, ·Mrs. Burton Hick- when it convenes Tuesday, ceeding years. man and Valerie, Mrs. Erlene May 21, at 4 p.m. at the First The Presbytery Office has Bumgardner, Mrs. Cheryl Presbyterian Church in moved from its Croswell Road nffices to new quarters at 1495 Mason, Mrs. Myrtle McCloud, Washington Court House. Jane Thompson will be Morse .Rd., Columbus, conMrs. June VanMatre. formally ins tailed as the new taining more office space, Mrs. Joan Hollman, Tammy associate in Presbytery accordmg to Rev. Hugh Bean and Lisa, Mrs. Carolyn Roush, Mrs. George Ray VanMatre, Leadership Development in Evans, Executive Presbyter. and Melinda, Mrs. Edna ceremonies scheduled in .Roush, Mrs. Clara Roush, Mrs. connection with the 7 p.m . Kathaleen Roush, Mrs. Lorene worship serviCe. Thompson w'as selected from Harless, Mrs.. Maxine Arnold,. 30 applicants for the post, and Presbyters name officer ITCHY, BURNING TOES! EASE FIERY PAIN IN ONE HOUR or your 59c back. Applr qulclr-drrlna T-4-L. ~ trona to quiet '•lllilclt. was eastern area represen· tat!ve for the Women's Program under the Program Agency . of the United Presbyterian Church USA h · . ' · ltc:h, burn In s e IS :-u. ~!.t. ·y~·~~in;:;rb;;;;Y·;!f1:fi sylvania, NOW II of Penn~ graduate of a nahve a NelSon Orog Store ; Muskingum College and has r---------.. Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy . FlOWERS been active as 8 teacher and deeply involved in the Presbyterian Womens ' organizations. · The Presbytery 'meeting will feature routine reports of various departments, the 1--~For~At!!=!!!!.._..J We Wire FioW.ri mission council, and will hear a Everywhere 992-2039 . Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Mlllord Von Meter Ph. 992-20~ Ph. 992-S72t nominating committee report for nfficers for the coming year. The Presbytery will vote on a recommendation made in a recent mission·council meeting at Circleville to extend terms nf ail officers and department MOTOROLA 25" ·QUASAR II COLOR T.V. WERNER RADIO ''& Tv. I MIDOI.EPORT, 0. . me:J~ ·A wildflower tour over the smooth driving within the Long Hollow Road to Peach speed limit and ·radial tires Fork preceded a meeting of the reduce cOnsumption. Winding Trail Garden Club at The traveling prize conthe home of Mrs. Aaron Kelton. tributed by Mrs. Lewis was The club members besides viewing and identifying numerous wildflowers, also studied rock formations and An entertaining and comcollected roots suitable for use prehensive review of the book, in arrangements. Returning to "The Waltz Kings" by Hims the home of Mrs. Kelton the Fantel was given by Mrs. members ma,de May baskets Forrest Bachtel at the Wedout of wildrfowers eollected: nesday afternoon meeting of Ohio wildflower booklets were the Middleport Literary Club. given· to each one attending. Mrs . · Emerson Jones For roll call members iden- retiring resident, was hastes~ tified tree leaves. for the meeting with Mrs. ft was reported during the Dwight Wallace, vice business meeting that the land· president, conducting the scaping at the Pomeroy Fire session in the absence of Mrs. StatiOn has been completed. Harold Sauer, new president. Club members gave a vote of Other new officers are Mrs; thanks to Carper's Nursery Charles McDaniel, secrelary, and Hubbards' Greenhouse for and Miss Lucille Smith shrub and nower donations to treasurer. ' the project. In her review, Mrs. Bachtel Read at the meeting was an described the author as a invitation from the Rutland Viennese by both birth )lnd Garden Club to liD open background. She reported that meeting May 20 at the Rulland United Methodist Church. Mrs. eora Beegle and Mrs. Kelton plan to attend. Mrs. Robert Miller was welcomed as a new A family night ot.!ervance member. was held Tuesday night at the The Regatta flower show, James Will home by the United "Big Bend Profile," was Methodist Women of the Endiscussed and it was reported terpriSe Church. that Winding Trail has The program was planned responsibility for securing and announced by Becky Will judges. On the committee are with -Mrs. John Smith reading Mrs. Nancy Collins, Mrs. scripture from Psalm 96. Mrs. Robert Thompson and Mrs. Arthur Evans read a story Robert Lewis . Mrs. Bert from · ~The Wisdom of Grinun, Meigs County contact Solomon", and the Rev . chairwoman, was a guest and William Sydenstricker 'had was presented a gift by Mrs . . prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kelton on behalf of the club. Davis sang uJesus and Me" Accompanying Mrs. Grinun to with Mr. Davis accompanying the meeting was Mrs. Edward on the guitar. held EARLY BIRD SALE won by Mrs. Earl Thomas. Mrs. Kelton served strawberry pie to those named and Mrs. Clarence Heaton and Mrs. Allard Pratt. Club hears book review he fled to the United States from Nazi-occupied E~rope and has written extensively ·on music, medicine and sc ience. He is lhe author of six books including "The Waltz Kings", . about which he says : " Despite my· s trivin g for historical accuracy, I can see this book left as a scholarly account rather than as a synoptic glimpse of a momen t in tlme..of a world mirrored in the sparkle of a Vienna walt~ as the reflection of sun is caught in a raindrop n ' The club collect in unison opened the meeting. Members responded to roll call with program suggestions. Refreshments were served with Mrs. ADMIRAL 6,000 to 12,000 B.T.U. FRIGIDAIRE 5,000 to 30,000 . B.T.U. Don't Wait We Have The Big Selection Now We Predict A Hot Summer QUALITY & SERVICE "The Children 's Evening Song" was sung by Brian Will, ·and Mrs. James Will presented. "Mary, lhe Mother of Jesus". Becky Will played an original piano composition. There was group singing of "This Is My Father's World" and the Lord Prayer in unison. Attending were the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Sydenstrlcker, · Chrissie and Brian, Mrs. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warth, David, Darrin, Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Will, Becky, Brenda, Beverly and Brian, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ohlinger and Laura, Mrs. Philip Smith and Terry, was given on the Mrs. John Smith, Miss Karen recent Region 11 meeting at Baity, Mrs. Don Runnel and McArthur. Going from the club were Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. APPLE GROVE _ "Group Artie. John Terrill, Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Care for Young Children" was Kelton, Mrs. Beegle and Mrs. the program topic developed at Harold Deeth. the Tuesday night meeting of Tlmely tips for gardeners the Apple Grove · United were given by Mrs. Thompson Methodist Women at the who suggested feeding lawns church. Mrs. Dolly Wolle, Mrs . with a slow release type fertllizer, cleaning the rock Eileen Buck and Mrs. Lucille gardens, spraying perennials Rhodes took part in the and planting ~ladioli bulbs. She program which featured a also suggested incorporating discussion on day care centers barnyard manure into gardens their need and effectiveness: and spraying lawns for weed Scripture was taken from control. M~rk 9 and Mrs. Betty Mrs. Beegle gave the ecology Shtveley was at the piano for message on auto emissions. group singing of "Faith of Our She reported that motorists Mothers". realize that auto emission Mrs. Donna HiD presided at controls reduce gasoline the meeting during which time mileage, but perhaps are it ·was reported that a conuna)Vare of the danger in tribution had been sent to the tampering with the controls Xenia d~ster fund. It was which have gone along with noted that rag rugs are for motor design changes. She said sale. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Wolfe that car owners who have served refreshments to those emission controls removed can named and Mrs. Bertha end up with opera~onal head· Robinson, Mrs, Bess Parsons, ~c~. cotrndllb titeonintg Iandi and guests, the Rev. Howard e as _con u o ue Shiveley and his mother-inconsumption, while steady law. ~"::~rt 1 AIR ·coNDITIONERS Helen Hayes presiding at the punch howl. Family night is observed I Church ladies h . ave meettng . IS YOURS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BUYING POWER AND SAVE NOW BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. THIS IS YOUR INVITATION HEAR IN A • ·. POMEROY, 0. 7:30 PM MONDAY • SAT,U RDA Y 10:00 AM & 6:00PM SUNDAY .,., nai\Jre for ,the first three sessions of the series, but will direct the lessons of Thursda . Friday, and Saturday evening specifically toward clearing the air on fh ls movemeJ Thursday evening, the lesson Is entitled, "The Holy Spirit and Revelation". Frida 1 • fhe lesson Is entitled, "The Holy Spirit and Confirmation" · and the Sa~·rda' y eve ~eve, n ng, Is' "N eo· · pen1 ecos1aII sm " . we openly Invite you to cOme · • and bring '"your Bible,n1ngexamine esson what Is taught, and If you do not understand, or you desire further study, we will be most "Square Toe" heritage house convenient for you. others are nol willing to make this challenge about their doctrine. Will you accept this and come see for yourself? You wi!J benefit by so doing!! Your Tham MeAn Store Middleport, 0 . ' DONNA . everyone held hands and prayed the Lord's Prayer in W1ison. SONS ' FETED Parties honoring their two sons, Jeff, May 7: and Todd, May 15, were beld by Mr. and Mrs. John Hood, Middleport. Cake and ice cream were served at both affairs. Guests were Mrs . Kenneth McElhinny, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood, grandparents; and Mrs. Eva Stnible, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey, great· grandparents; and Mrs. Russell McElhinny and son, J. R., Middleport. Jeff and Todd's grandfather, Kenneth McEihimy telephoned. ATIEND SESSION PT. PLEASANT - Several Mason County ladies attended the Charleston area meeting of Extension Homemakers at Camp Virgil . Tate recently. Among the many homemakers attending were Mrs. Vicki Keeler, Mason County Home Demonstration Agent; Lean Mae Cox, Sherry Wallbrown, Mrs. Edith Fox, Mrs. Elmer Grueser, Mrs. Don Wilhelm, Mrs. H. E. Beckelhelmer, Mrs. Vurl Randolph, Mrs. Mae Thomas, Louise Taylor, Mrs . Elsie Fowler and Mrs. Dabney. .' . . ' .. . .. .., . 1J : • ~· MIDilEPOfU", OHIO I . I .... l.egion Auxiliary, met Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Iva Powell . Mrs. Grace Pratt presided in the absence of Mrs. Harry Davis, who is r ecuperating from recent surgery. A thankyou card, for remembran ces was read from Mrs. Davis. Also read was a note from the Past Presidents Parley thanking the group for a contribution to the scholarship fund . Poppy Day was announced for May 24 and 25. The Lord's Prayer and silent prayer opened the mee ting. Members ga1·o the pledge to the,nag, and Mrs . Rhoda Hackett had devotions using 11 Prayer of Decision" as her theme. Mrs. Powell gave a meditation titled "Spring Bonnet ". Pear I Knapp conducted games with prizes awarded to the winners. ~~ Recharging - · Hydrostatic Testing - Safety Lights - Sirens - Hose - Commer~ial Alarm Systems · - Sprinkler Systems • New Fire Trucks - Ladders ·- Home Alarm Systems • . . ; New Extinguishers. We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements. Open 9 A.M.- 5 P. M., Monday thru Friday ' I •• • I * · Mrs. George Skinner \. .·as elected president of the Rock Springs Better Health Clu b at a %: meeting Thursday afternoon at ;~: the home of Mrs. Arler Abbott. The deadline for registering for the Big Bend Neigh'Sorhood Other officers nam ed were Girl Scout day camp, July 8-12, at Camp Kiashuta near Chester is Mrs. William Radford, vice May 24. pres ident ; Mrs. We nd ell Registration forms were distributed at troop meetings this Jeffers . secretary: and Mrs. week and parents are requested by Mrs . Merle Johnson to fill out Fred Goeglein , treasurer. Mrs. the health form as well as the registration form and mail both to Skinner 's devotiOnal topic WiiS Mrs. Betty Fultz, 129 Fairiane Drive, Middleport, wilh a check "Use Your Talen t.'' for $6 made out to the Black Diamond Girl Scout Council . The program prese nted by Kiashuta. Mrs. Skin ne r included In the event there are scouts who want to attend camp but did "Mothers Today" by Mrs. not receive a form, these Cllll be obtained from Mrs. Johnson, by William Folmer ;· '' Ir on in telephoning 992-7474. Remember, the registration deadline is Bread" by Mrs . Lewi s By Charlene Hoeflich ~ May 24. F.dwarcls, Par kers burg, W. Va .; Dora Housh , Midd leport ; James ·w. Lowe, Middlepm-l; Charle s Wri ght, Jr .. Middleport : Sl1 iela Arn old, Pomer oy. DISCIIAHGES Dufr}1 , Chesl.t'r Cur r~·, Roy Hrow ning, Hobert Srni tl er, S:. 111uel Rardin , l c.l ;.~ w'hit r. M11ry Nidwls. F.dn:_1 Swit k. Holler t Bart on. Gru ese r ; "VHamin C fn r SALISBURY TROOPS 200 AND 100 A flyup ceremony for members of Brownie Troop 220 into Junior Troop 100 was held Tuesday night at the Salisbury Elementary School. Mrs. Maxine Hart, Brownie leader, introduced the Brownies, congratulated them on their work during the past year and presented wings to Valerie Jeffers, Sandra Reed , Kay Hart, Angela Hatfield and Barbara Will. Plans were made by the Juniors to have a swimming party. Kiilliy Morris presided at the me~ting which opened with the pledge and scout promise. Reports were given by Carol Morris. Games were played and refreshments served. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 30 Members of Middleport Troop 39 spentlast weekend at Camp Kiashuta near CJ:tester. They stayed overnight Friday and on Saturday morning went hiking. Nature ojects were collected to Colds" by Mrs. Welby Whaley: "New Sugar Substitute' ' by Mrs. William Morgan ; " Dr ug for Ulcers" by Mrs. Arnold Snowden, and " Ri o-feedback SERV ICE SET serv i e e ~ · Hcv iv al Midway the ;1t Commu11ity Chun·l 1 Q lonltc d 011 th e l.Hn g:.- Yilk Dexter Road will !)['gin Sunday .. The Rev. Nor111 an Taylor wil l be the evangelist ~1nd t ht· r L' will be specia l mu sic by the Bissell and Dnvis fam il ies . Blacksto n a nd Mr s !\m os Leonart !. COOLVILLE- Miss Jatl daugh ter or Mr. Jo: ~astman . ami 1\ Jr~. '·A IIJ crl Eas tnum, llmah' 2, "as one ol 375 seniors lo ret:cive a diploma from lhrding College in ~ntd mttion exez·clscs May 12 <ll Alumni Field in Sear cy. Al'k. A IJiol()gy major, Miss Eas tm au was a member of Ju (io Ju wo men's club. Treatment : Teachin g Your Body to Heal Itse lf". by Mrs . Homer Radford. Mrs. William Gruese r, and Mrs. Goeglein . The contest planned by Mrs. Wendell Jeffers was won by GIFT FOR THE 1 Mrs. Lewis Grueser and Mrs. Refreshments were served by the hostess to those named and Mrs. Edith Sauer, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Miss Erma Smith and in craft workthe during the afternoon . Mrs. denevieve . Meinhart, a be used Saturday evening girls presented a Scouts' Own around a guest. campfire and a court of awards was held. Receiving awards were Kathy Blake, sewing, world games, troop camper, and story teller ; Ruth Ann Blake, world games, troop camper, and health aid ; Frances Bullard, sewing, world games and troop camper; and health aid; Frances Bullard, sewing, world games . and troop camper; Pam Crooks, sewing, health aid, home, ---health and safety, personal health, world games and troop camper; Robin Kitchen, sewing, cook, housekeeper, My Home, Hearthstone class meets Jeane tte Donna Laud ermi lt, Jam es Co nkl e. Others atlending we re Mrs . Har old En)·oy Good Eat"ng I . and 'OlE UG 1!1 rAT U world games and troop camper. Barbara Haley, sewing, world games, troop camper, The Rev. and Mrs. Steve housekeeper, cook, and My Home; Helen Slack, sewing, cook, Skaggs reported on a con- My Home, world games, troop camper, and housekeeper; Sheila · ference for ministers and their Powell, troop camper; Melissa Spencer, writer, sewing, story One otthe strongest diet-aids wives which ·they attended at teller, cook, world games, and troop camper. Each of the girls available WithOUt prescription Greenlake, Wis., during the also received a membership star. 1 A drl R Tuesday night meeting, of the On Sunday morning at the camp site, a worship service was n PPB ne educing Plan Hearthstone Class of the planned and conducted by the scouts. Camp was concluded at 11 Lose 10, 20, 30 pounos ana mora o1 mess The remarkable Appedrlne Reducing Middleport First Baptist a.m. with the parents picking up the scouts. Accompanying the · weight. Plan contains a little special formula tablet Church. The meeting was held scouts were Mr. and Mrs. Dan Spencer, Mrs. E·dward CrOoks and with pne of the strongest diet· aids available at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Roscoe Wise·. without prescription. Start losing weight very first day. Have the slim, trim figure you'v( Paul Smart. At the Monday meeting of the troop, girls who did not go on always wanted as you 1ollow thi s exlraa<dl· Read at the meeting was a the camping trip received their badges. They were Tara Bacon, nary, easy slimooing plan. Enjoy eating 3 thank:you note ·from Mrs. world games; Vicki Boyles, sewing and world games; Sara meals and J snacks every day. Don' t go hun · gry as ugly fat disappears last from waist Nadine Barton , now home Diddle, word I games and health aid; Jayne Hoeflich, world tummy, thighs, legs, everywhere. Appedrln; recup'erating f~om surgery. games , collector, and health aid ; Cindy Weaver, collector, Is fully , guaranteed: You lose weight last ' Edison Baker presided at the housekeeper, c®k, My Home, world games and health aid ; and starting very first day or your money back without auestlon. meeting which opened with Barbara Thomas, sewing and world games. 42 Tablets $2 .49 devotions by Mrs .. Willis AnWednesday the girls hiked to Mid dl eport village hall 'to plant 105 Tablesls s4 . 19 ' thony who used the theme summer flower s as a service project. Expenses of the project Nelson's Orug Store, Pomeroy , "Thinking Like Christ" with were paid by the Middleport Amateur Gardeners. Ohio. · scripture from Collossians. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Smart to the was called up by the Atlanta CALL UP KHAUSSE Rev . and Mrs. Skaggs, Mr. and Braves from their Tucson farm Mrs. David Darst, Mr. and ATLANTA (UP!) - Right- team in the Pacific Coast Mrs. Willis Anthony, Mr. and hander Lew Krausse, former League Thursday to replace Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mr. and Kansas City A's bonus baby, injured righthander Ron Reed. Mrs. Harold Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood and Edison "The Home of the Friendly Folks" Baker. Caravelle®by Bul~va. For les s than $20.00 we 'll g1ve you a precision·jeweled , water resistunbree~kable rnainspring, an easy· to·rea iJ lull numeral d al : sweep ser.CI)d nand . and an ad justable stainless steel band An exoe ns1vr wiltGh at an inexpensive price. ant shock rcs1s ta nt watch wllh an Only $19 95. ewelers • lllUIAIM "POMIIOV _POWELL'S SWITCHES JOBS HOUSTON (UPI) - Don Knodel,:who recently Resigned · as Rice University basektball coach, Thursday was named public relations director at the school. Knodel, who had only two STORE HOURS : winning seasons at Rice, MONDAY-S ATURDAY 8 AM-10 PM completed his eighth year as head basketball coach this SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM spring. He won one Southwest Conference championship. .......................,.._................,.. .~ 298 Second St. Pomeroy, 0. - ALL YOUR NEEDS FOR GRADUATION Model 83-273R AND • ,' I O' Brien , Hartford ; J oc1nne SUITS COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers . ...... I,. American ADMISSIONS - l.ill ia n Rober ts , Pomeroy : 'l'homas r-----------------------~ COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full .T ime Qualified Service Man SJIWART ' ~~U"""'!""~·....,-:M~id'!'l'dleport,· -~~~~~·~~.0"!"".~·1111111"~~ Sunday morning and left for his job up north. Bill Roush, Branch Leader, his son Danny, Herbert White, Denny Evans (church school director ) and Russell Radcliff took part in speaking, readings, poems and song. Mercedes Condon, music director, played for them. Lucy and Edgar Taylor attended a birthday dinner for her at thei r daughter's, Mrs. Bill Baer. The Charles Cozarts, Columbus, spent last weekend at their home on Keno Rd., visiting friends and relatives. This reporter gave a birthday supper on Saturday evening for her daughters, Juanita Cozart, Georgia Smith and Kathleen BisselL Attending were husbands and children, Lauri and Tami Cozart and two friends, Avis and Tod Bissell, Peggy and J. R. Smith and Edna Deem. Edna had given them a birthday dinner earlier at the restaurant in Racine.' Mr.andMrs.John Wells, Jr., Chatsworth, Ga., are visiting friends and family here. Our sympathy to the Clat ence Bradfords who lost his father last week, and especially to his wife Lottie. Also Clint and Leota Birc'h for the loss nf daughter and sister, Mary Birch. .. ( 1 Day " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 4576t;c. C.ITY ICE -·& FUEL-CO. LOVE-SEE US AT THE '~Mother's Mrs. Faye Wildermuth reported that a box had beeri sent to Millers Cottage at Dayton for veterans there when the Past Presidents of Drew Webster Pos t 39, .Business Phone-992-2804 E. M. Blake, Jr. , · J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 · 1 Phone 992-7117 308 s. Third Avenue, Box 267 . . .• : MOBILE HOMES AND NEW CENTRAL HEATING AND SPACE HEATERS SELECTION OF GIFTS THAT, THE GRAD WOULD spoke on contrtbuttons FIRE &SAFETY EQUIPMENT ~2-2145 · UNIQUE · phs on camps to find draft card purners and slackers grabbing up houses, jobs and food while they are not even recognized in many cases and places. Those guys made their choice; help defend America or scurry off to enjoy their freedom. What happens the next time they 're needed ? Bob 's wife was with them and a young woman who had been on drugs at H. She was anxious to tell her story and warn others. It is necessary to recognize one has a ·pl'oblem, have t11e desire for and ask others to help. These men seem to be willing to help others. That's a good way to help ourselves. Men at the church put on a 'program for "Mothers" on their evening. Roy W. Proffitt Vdcrans MemorkJI Hospilal Club elects ·Mrs. Skinner to presidency R. E. TRACY Spring Special FortP·Gas A ~IID.EPORTI BOOK STORl ACM·E happy to discuss your questions there at the meeting house or whereever and whenever is IN POINT PLEASANT CONTACT HERMAN LYNat PHOf4E 675-2460 "The Meanest MAJOREITE BOOTS Dear Friends. , This Is a ~pe'Ciallnvltation to ail of you who may be troubled by the current and massiv Holy Spirit movement In our community, Bro. Willis will present lessons of a generai · Middleport ·· Gratitude"; Mother'' by Lois Bell; "Maytime'" by Grace Huffman and "Mother" by Inez Hill. . Attending besides those mentioned were Beth Ann Huffman, Kim Dugan, John Hill, Don BeD, Don, Heath and Carissa Hill and Todd Mugrage. To close the program 200 W •. MAIN ST. L. By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The Emma Smith Circle of the Reorganized Church n1 Jesus Christ .nf Latter-Day Saints met at the.church last month, in charge nf Golda Gillilan leader. ' Because of illness, spring work and vacations the turn-out was smaller' but we had a gOOd study period taught by Linda Evans. ' Rather than have one teacher, we alternate alphabetically by last names. It's very rewarding, tlfese gettogethers, planning ways to better serve the church and community. After devotions and short business meeting comes the refreshments and visiting and signing cards for ones absent ill and shut-ins. ' Two local (formerly) men were guest speakers two weeks ago. Bob Lisle, son nf Charlie and Bessie Lisle, was born here at Stiversville. Jim Cleland, soli of Rev. Art Cleland, was a Portland farm boy. His father was one-time minister at Morse Chapel and surrounding terri tory. They talked nf alcohol and drug addiction. Both freely admit they had a problem adjusting to civilian life after service in WW II. And a drinking problem They praised the AA for help, and repeating . the "Serenity Prayer" said we just live a day at a time. These men were invited by Joe Stobart at Racine Post Office and if anyone would like to ask questions or talk with them, write in care nf that Post Office. They have formed the Ohio Vall•y Fellowship Club and would like to help by talking IJlings over or in any way. They spend time at hospitals, hotels or wherever, in an effort to reach and help folk . Many of .these problel'ls grow out of the serviceman returning and finding no job, often no family. He must wonder sometimes if it's worth it all. It's hard to imagine how a man would feel when and if he returns from battle fields or 11 WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST Royal Crown .. BoHling Company · 6 LETART FALLS - The Letart Falls United Methodist Church had its fellowship dinner Satorday evening at the community hall. The tables were decorated with spring flowers . Scripture, Luke 1:211-34, was read by Betty Shiveley. She also read "A Matchless Mother. " Readings were by Linda Hill, "Live Each Day So ¥ou'll Be Missed,".; Erma Hill, SPECIA L SERIES OF GOSIPEL SERMONS • . Fellowship dinner held CECIL WILLIS ,':k I Elegant Mediterranean design credenza cabinet. of tempered hardboard and select solids finished in Classic Pecan grain. Decorative accents of molded simulated wood · material. 6"x4" Speaker. Concealed casters. 30" H, 35" W, 18Ve" D (add 5" for tube cap) . . Wildflower·tour, • FRIDAY PAPER drive by Meigs High School sophomore class. Newspa_per PJcked up in Pomeroy, Mtddleport and Rutland designated areas. · CAFETERIA Friday and Saturday, dining area of Trinity Church, Pomeroy, beginning at 11 a.m. each day. All proceeds to go to the Pomeroy Fire Department. SATURDAY MONDAY FREEDOM Gospel Mission EVANGELIST Cecil Willis , at Bald Knobs. Slides nf the author and preacher, guesi Holy Land, 7:30p.m. speaker in special series or' MIDDLEPORT Masonic gospel meeUngs at Westside Lodge 363, F and AM, 7:30 Church nf Christ, 200 W. Main p.m.; Entered apprentice St., Pomeroy, beginning 7:30 p. degree to be conferred. !11·· lasting all week. Public AUCTION at Twin City tnvited. I Shrine Park, Racine, begin0 HI0 VI E TN A~ ning at 11 a.m. lasting until all Vl!JTERANS, bonus. ap: nf wide range of merchandise phcation forms availablE is sold. Public Invited. Monday at follow\ng locations: WORK IN EA Degree for one Veterans Office, Pomeroy; candidate when Racine Chester Post Office, MidMasonic Lodge 46) meets at dleport, Pomeroy, Racine and 7:30p.m., Racine. Rutland Post Offices. Any SUNDAY veteran formerly nf Meigs 1 FREEDOM Gospel Mission, County, living out of county, 1 county wide class meeting 2 may request forms from Ohio p.m._ Glen. _Bissell, leader. Vietn~m. Veterans Bonus I Publtc 1s mvtted. Comnusston,Hartman Theater BILLY GRAHAM Film Building, 9 East State Street "Isn't It Good to Know" at · Columbus, 43215. ' Laurel Cliff Free Methodist MEIGS Local Band Church, 7:30 p.m. Public in- Boosters, 7:30p.m. in the band vited. room. CHURCH . of Christ in TUESDAY Christian Union, Pearl St., CHESTER PTA, at the Middleport revival in progress. school, 7:30 p.m. Joe Stroble Rev. Howard Killingsworth, will present a safety program Pt. Pleasant, guest speaker. and names for committees and ~;~;~at 7:30 nightly. room mothers will be taken Model WU9134KP '. . 13 CUBIC FEET 95 30 inches wide All colors SPORT COATS 299 10 Year Warranty On The Compressor SHIRTS by The GibsQn Recipe For Better Living ARROW and ·. CAREER Q.UB Glide-out porcelain·enamel finish crisper anclmecll keeper Frost•Clear You'll never have to bother with defrosting if you choose Gibson's -83-273R . In fact , you won 't see a thimbleful of frost in a lifetime! And you 'll find the Frpst'Ciear system totally dependable, extremely economical. TIES by There's room fo r 18.7 qts. of fresh fruits and vegetables in the gene rou s crisper. 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' . . . ·' • :i ·, ' I. • •• . �r, 7- I he Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday May 17 1974 1;1','1 SEVE NTH POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrt n pa stor Roy Maver Sunday schOol sup t Church scho<ll 9 15 am worsh ip serv ce 10 24 a m Youth c hotr rehearsa l Mon day 3 30 p m under direct on of Mary Sk nner sen10r cho r rehearsal 1 JO p rn Thur sday with Mrs Paut Ne ase director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENI5 Corn er Union and Mulberr y Rev Clyde V Henderson pa stor SundiV school 9 30 am Glen McClung supt morn i ng worShtp 10 30 a m even mg service 7 30 mid week ser vice Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth rector Church services 10 30 a m Holy commun on ftrst Sunday of month church school 10 30 a m tor nursery through 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor Bible school 9 30 a m worsh ip 10 30 adult worsh p serv ice and young peoples meeting both 7 30 p m Combined B1ble study and prayer m eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy Ray W W lnmg off cer In c;Marge Sunday 1(1 a m Holiness meeting 10 JO a m , Sunday School Young Peoples Legion 7 p m Thursday l to 3 p m Ladles Home Leagu-: 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syca mor.e Pomeroy the Rev Sts William M lddleworth pastor Sunday School 9 30 11 m Church services 10 30 am SACRED HEART -. Rev Fa ther John Nadzem pastor Pho n e 992 2"825 Saturday hen ng .Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a m ConfeSS ions Safurd ay 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor Wilham Wat son Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m BYF 6 p m B bl e stu dy Wedne~day 7 p m cho i r pract 1 e Wednesday 8 30 P-111 POMEROY WESLEYA""N HOLINESS CHURCH - Harn son vllt e Rev 0 Dell Manl ey Pastor Henry Ebtm Sun day Sc hool Sup! Sund ay School 9 30 a m Even ng wors h p 1 30 p m Prayer and Pra 1se serv ce Thursda y 1 30 SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev George 0 ler pastor Sunday school 9 AS am • morn1ng preach ng 11 am evang ehsf1 c se rv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thur sda y 730pm POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Main St - Loren T Steph ens evangelist phone 992 7856 ConservtH1ve non ns.trumental Sunday worsh p 10 am Bible study 11 am worShiP 6 p m Wednesday Blbl~ study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non dendtn1rlat onal ) l.angsvllle D1!-'x-ter Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday schOol 10 am evening worship 7 30 p m Praver meet1ng T~es day 7 30. p m youth group Fr1day 7 30 p m I ' The community of fo~YtJiess · ,If/ Epbeallw4-43 The Apostle Paulin writing to the Epheslaos p~ ius concept of the Church In the wordS, "Be ye kind one to anQther, ten· derhearted, forglvmg one another, even as God for Chrlllt's sake hath forgiven you " Ideally, the Church Ill that community In which Is manifested the reconcillatlon of men with God, with their fellow men and with themselves However, our concept of the Church Is often quite different from this We sentimentally think of the little white church on the comer where we attended as a child, or the one to which we have pledged our loyalty Yet In another sense we think of the Church which Is mcluslve of aU churches, the Body of Christ, the Household of God In the beginning, we are told, God created man m !liB own Image, created him but Utile less than God, created him to subdue the earth, and have dominion over aU thlrtgs therein Man has COOle to know God-as-Creator through his experience with the orderllnesa of nature He precelves the cycles of the seasons, the regularity of the tides, the cycle of birth, growth, and death, and aU the regular order of callliO and effect But there also emerges In tmman history the p1cture of Godas-Redeemer The God who, ''was m Christ, recoocillng the world mto Himself, not Imputing their trespasses upon them " 1bis suggeste that God-the--Redeemer takes upon Himself the ultimate reiJlllnslbllity for the trespasses of men 'lbus God made HlmaeJf known In the life of Jesus, called the Christ WhDe aU men have seen God-the-O'eator In His works, only he who has really seen 1eaus, the Christ, has seen God also as a loving Father Jesus said, "I will give you a new commandment to guide you, namely, that you love one another, as I have loved you, you also love one another " Thus Jesus Is also saying that the 1deal Church Is the community of thooe who tJ:uly love one another, which agrees with the words of Paul But such love Is difficult to the point <1. beq lmpou!hle, becauae we hwnan beings are by nature egotistic and selfish, and when profoundly known, are not Inherently and completely loveable Hence those who truly love ooe another mllllt allo forgive ooe another, "even as God for Christ's sake has forgiven you " Therefore to say that the Ideal Church Ia that community where we truly love one another, Is to IDidentand It also as the community of forgiveness For ooly that community that mediates forgiVeness to each member - a communlly that, knowing aU about a person, accepts him just as he Is, and sometimes in spite of himself, and st1ll will not let him go - only such a community can overcome the rejection, llolatlon and estrangement that gnaws at the hearts of men In the rnJd.6eventies By Dwight L Zavitz, Pastor-Director, United Pre!lbyterlan Ministry m Me~gs County News, Events By Mrs. Herbert Rousb Mr and Mrs Eugene Ervm of Bashan Rd visited Mr and Mrs Don Bell Thursday evemng Mr and Mrs Bell VISited Mr and Mrs Harold Roush Monday everung Mrs Ferne B Hayman recenUy returned to her home from Holzer Medical Center Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs Martin Cunmngham weno visitors in Athens Fr1day Mrs Golda Norris Story was a patient at Holzer Med1cal Center for a week Mr and Mrs David Gloeckner and Mrs Erwin Gloeckner attended a layette shower for Mrs Sally Lockhart Gloeckner at the hOIIJe of her amt, Mrs Irene Lockhart at Parkersburg Friday evening Rick Findla , son of Mr and Mra Charles Findley was notumed home from Holzer Medical Center followmg an appendectomy Jeffrey Donobew of Belpre and Greg Donohew of ColumbUJ spent a recent weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew Ed Morris and children Ill Cbarlatoo, W Va , aod Bill Wheeler of Columbus spent the Mother's Day weekend with Yr and Mrs Ala: Wheeler Mother's Day guesta of Mrs Katbryn Hmt were Mr and * a.rtes Mrs Burri and BID Wilson ot Bolivar Dam and Mrs Ermll Wilaon Mr ind Mrs Donel Wilson and soils d. Slasonville spent FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 282 Mulberry Av.e Pomeroy a ttli a t ed w lh S B C the Rev Fred H II pastor Troy Zw1 lllng Sundar sc hool sup! Sunday sc hoo 9 30 am mornmg worsh1p 10 30 Su nday e\lange h st c meet ng 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 JO p m pm the sermonette Apple Grove DAY AD VENTIST loca t ed "On Mulberry He1ghts n ear Veterans M emor al Hosp1ta l Pomero y Pa~tor H erbert Morg an Sa bbath Sc hool every Saturday at 2 p m and worsh1p ser vice fol tow mg at 3 15 p m Open B ble d sc uss on each Thursday at 7 30 p m at t he churc h The Fr endly Church GRAHAM U"NITEO METHODIST Preach ng 9 30 a m f• rst and second Sundays of each month th rd and fourth Sunday s each month worsh cp serv cce al 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 Prayer a nd Bfble SludlJ MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST - Corner Fourth a nd M-an Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Mrs Erv n Baumgard ner supt M orning worsh p 10 45 .11 m M ddleport Rev JEHOVAH S WITNESSES - Larry Carnahan pres d ng m tn tster Sunday Bible lee ture 9 JO a m Watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday Bible study 7 30 p m Thurs day mtnlstr y sc hool 7 30 p m service meeting 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of t::hrlst In Chnst1an UnionLawrence M a nley pastor Mrs Russett Young Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Evening wor ship 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet.ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra cin e Route 2 tt1e Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m morning worship 11 am ev en tng worship 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Tu esday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ing 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Ber t ha Kingrey substitute pastor SunQay 10 a m worship School serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est1i Hart pastor Roy assistant pas tor Br own Sunday school 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evening prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Third Ave the Rev William Knittel pntor Ronald Ou9an Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evening service 730 pm Bibte study Wednesday 7 30 Pm youth services Friday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corner Ash and Plum Mid dleport Noel Herrman pastor Saturday evening service 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday even1ng worsh ip 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Sucth and Palmer the R ev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday school supt WMPO rad10 program 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m mornmg worsh1p 10 15 am Youth actiV1t 1eS and fellOWShiP for junior and $enlor h1gh students 6 p m Bible study 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Middleport Sth and Main George Glate min is ter James Sheets superintendent B1ble school 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 am evening worsh ip 7 30 p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morn1ng worship 10 30 Sunday evange l stlc meetmg 1 30 p m rrayer meetmg Wedne,dav 30 D m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday schoo 10 am worship ser vice 11 a m worship service 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday nlght prayer service 7 30 THE UNITEO PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight L Zavltz Pastor Director. HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 1.30 a m Mrs Homer Lee Slo!Pl Morning Worship 10 30 a m MIODLE-PORT - Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John F Fultz Supt Mornmg Worshlp 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng Worship 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt I • GREAT BEND - Worship II a m 2nd and 4th Sunday s Church School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor sh p 10 a m Chur ch school 9 a m B ble study 7 "30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worship 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 a m M1d We ek Serv1c e Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh1p 11 a m 1st and Jrd Sunday s Chur ch School 10 •m PORTLAND - Worshrp 7 30 Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh p 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m P m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - WorshiP 10 am Churc h Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church serv ces 9 a m Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m B1ble Study every Thursda-y 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh p 11 a m Church Sc hoof 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunday preachmg at 11 a m ea ch Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on fh rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday school 9 30 preaching 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Tuesday WSC S 7 30 t rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a ni TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 am Sc hool 10 a m KENO Church CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - George Frederi ck supt Service weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preaching first and th rd Sundays of month by Clifford Sm1th 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddrlll pas.tor Sunday School 9 30 am Leonard Gilmore f.rst elder evening service 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m morn ng worship 11 am Evenmg serv ces Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible Study 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 a m even1ng worship 6 JO p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m with Willard Pigott supt EvangeliStiC mes.sage ei!ch Sunday evening 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse tt Cflne mln1sterof the Apostolic Faith Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNitY CHURCH - Sunday school service 10 am Prayer meeting Thursday 1 p m Sunday even•ng service 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr isonville Road R1ck Mornson pastor Sunday school supt Steven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 morning worsh 1p and a m commun on 10 30 am Sunday evening youth Chr stlan Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh1p serv1ce Sunday 7 30 Pm Wednesday even.ng prayer m eetmg and Bible study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN - Pine Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sunday school ct. rch serv ices 9 JO a m 10 30 am BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHfUST B ble Schoo l 9 30 a m morning worsh p 10 30 am Sunday evening Worship Serv1ce 7 30 p m choir practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meeting and B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Freeland Norris pas.tor Sund~y school 10 a m Church service 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Wors.h lp 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Service Sunday School Superintendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - W"ller P Blkacsan pastor Ronnie Salser s s Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn tng Worsh tp 10 45 a m Sunday evening worship 7 30 P m Wednesday evening B1ble Study 8 p m Friday mght with Mrs Erma DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Wilson Ron W1lson and Billy Sunday School 9 JO a m Wilson spent Sat urday night youth and junior youth service MEIGS 6 .45 p m evf'!'nlng worShip With Mrs Wilson COOPERATIVE 7WJO P m prayer and praise PARISH Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and ednesda y 1 3.0 .o m THE UNITED SILVER RUN FREE chl1dren were Mother's Day METHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean Robert T Bumgarner guests of Mrs A11ce Balser pastor Sunday School 10 a m Director Leon Miller supt Evening Mr and Mrs Jerry Jolmson POMEROY CLUSTER serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer Rev CarlE Hicks of Racme had as Mother's Day m eeting Thursday 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstrlcker CHI!;STEw-CliURCH OF dinner guests SWJday Mr and CHESTER - Worship 9 15 GOO Rev James. Sat Mrs Robert Simth local, Mrs a m Church Schoot 10 a m terfleld pastor Sunday School ENTERPRISE- Worship 9 9 30 a m worship service 11 Emma Johnson, Mr and Mrs a m Church School 10 a m a m evenln~ service 7 FLATWOODS - Worship 11 Marlin Cunningham prayer service and youth a m Church School 10 a m serv1ce Wednesday 7 p m Mr and Mrs Robert Casper POMEROY WorshiP LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 10 30 a m Church School 9 IS of Columbus were Mother's CHURCH - Robert E Musser am UMYF 6 30 p m pastor Sunday School 9 30 Day weekend guests of Mrs ROCK SPRINGS - Worship a m R"bbert Bobo supt 10 a m Church School 9 a m Dolly Wolfe mornmg worship 10 30 UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday evening service 7 30 Mr and Mrs Marshall MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER M id week service Wednesday Rev Robert Bumgarner Roush and Joev had a d1mer HEATH Worship 10 30 7 30 p m for their parents, Mr and Mrs a m Church School 9 30 a m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M UMYF 7 p m VIrgil Roush, Mr and Mrs C Larimore pastor Bob RUTLAND - Wor sh p 9 15 Dallas H1ll, Mother s Day a m Church School 10 a m Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday School classes tor alt Others attending were Mr and UMYF 7 p m ages 9 30 a m mor!'ling SALEM CENTER Wor Mrs Darrell Noms and Tracy, ship 9 a m Church School 10 worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic service am UMYFThursday 7pm Joe Shain and Dean H1ll Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week SYRACUSE CLUSTER prayer meetmg Wednesday Jerry Boggess, Children's Rev Richard E Jarvis 7 30 p m Missionary meeting ASBURY Worship 11 Home, Pomeroy, spent the second Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Church School 9 50 a m weekend With Mr and Mrs WSCS 1St Tuesday UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev FOREST RUN Worship 9 Benny Boggess Robert Sm lth pastor Sunday am Church School 10 a m Homer Warner was shOp- WSCS ~rd Wednesday 7 30 school -9 30 a m clan leader Leo Hill worship service pmg in Pomt Pleasant pm 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m MINeRSVILLE - Worship Saturday 10 a m Church School 9 a m EDliN UNITED BRETH Mr and Mrs Clarence Roy WSCS lrd Monday 7 30 p m REN IN CHRIST- E lden R SYRACUSE Church Blake pastor Sunday School and daughter, Nancy, were School 9 30 a m worsh1p 10 a m Howard McCoy vtsiUng Mr and Mrs Homer servic-.~ 7 30 p m supt Morninv sermon 11 a S01JTHERN CLUSTER m Sunday night services Warner, Mother's Day Christian En~eaver 7 30 p Rev Steven W1l~on Mrs Maggie Roush, M1ss Rev Larry Poling m Son~ ser-vice 8 p m Preaching 8 30 p m Mid Rev Ho~ard Shiveley Millie Ripley of Charleston BETHANY I DorcaU week Prayer meeting Wed were Saturday mght guests of Worship 9 30 am Church nesday 7 p m Ray Adams 10 30 a m lay leader Mr and Mrs Herbert Shields School CARMEL Worship 11 CHURCH OF JESUS Mn Floc1e Hayman and 1 m 1st and 3rd Sundays CHRIST- Located at Rutland Church School 10 a m son, Keith spent Saturday night APPLE OROY! - Worship on New Lima Road neKt to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray with Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell 7 30 p m first and third Sun Rouse pastor Robert Musser at Lear!, W Va Sunday School supt Sunday APPL~ GROVE - Sunday Mrs Phyllis Young of Mason school 9 30 a m wonhlp school 10 30 am worship and th 1rd Sunday 7 30 7 30 P m Bible study Wed · and Mrs Llll1e Hart of Racine fPirst ntsday 7 30 p m Saturday m prayer meeting Wed VIsited Mr and Mrs Gerald nesday 7 30 p m FellowshiP night prayer service ~ 7 30 p m supper first Saturday 6 p m HEMLPCK GROVI! Hayman Mother's Day I U M W second Tuesday 1 30 CHRISTIA,. - Roger Watson Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush pm pntor Ray Whaley supt Morning" worsMip 9 30 am and Mr• Iva Orr were Point 1 EAST LETART - Syndoy church school , 10 lO a m Pleas,nt Vl911ors Sa turday school 9 30 11 m worship young peoples meeting 6 30 evening evening worship 7 30 second and fourth Sunday 7 30 P m Pm pra yer "leetlng Wed Pm 81blf' studv, Wednesday 7 30 p MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pa stor Sl .. 'tl ay Schoo l su pt Joe .._a1re Sunday school 9 .45 m Sund ay evening worsh ip r 30 Wednesday prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN \ CHURCH E ugene Underwood pastor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday Sunday School Sc hool Supt 9 30 am Morning Sermon 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv 1c e 7 p m LETAR"t FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr s pa stor Floyd Norris supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morning sermon 10 30 a m Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m CtiESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pa stor Sunday School 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Morn ng WorShiP 11 a m Young People!. serv1ce 7 p m Even ing service 7 30 p m Wednesday M d week Prayer Serv1ce 7 30 p m Youth meetmg 6 30 p m Even1ng worsh p 7 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H erbert Grate pastor Wor ship serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 JO a m R chard Barton supt Prayer meellno Wed n esday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mm1s1er Sunda y School 9 30 a m morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg service 7 30 p m Wednesday service 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckley pastor W II lam Bailey Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m .morning wor ship 10 30 a m even ng worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Thursday cho r pract ce 7 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T1m Russell minster Norman C W11l Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worship serv1ce 10 30 (J fT1 Bib•e study Wed,ne~y , 7...,30 P r.r'l Television Log ..,, m ' u!Ffflff3C1fff30~ ~ 1ffWJfffN FNIDA~ I• OF J~SUS CHRI1T OF SAINTS - LAf'l'j;R~:\Y RUIN 7 00 - Truth or Cons 3 News 6 10 What s My Line 8 Beat the Packed mto every watch are cogs and wheels, levers and sprmgs V arymg m me and shape, each helps keep t1me But look more closely A thm f1lm of oil adheres to many of the movmg parts W1thout 1t there 1s /fiCtiOn -then wear and dam· age rlock 4 Av1a t on Weather. 33 Wild K ngdom 13 I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Hollywood Squares .4 New Treasure Hun t 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentra tion 8 Wall Street Week 20 33 Beat the Clock 13 8 00 - Wash ngton Rev 1ew 20 33 01rty Sally 8 10 San l ord & Son J 5 Nat on at Geograph c 6 13 819 Red Ma chme- 4 8 30 Wa sh ngton Connect on 20 Good T1mes 8 0 Lot sa Luck 3 15 Baseba l l A Mountam Scene 33 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 33 BJCen l enn a1 lecture Ser es 20 G r t w ttl Something Ex tra 3 15 S x M1ll on Dollar Man 6 3 Mo,11es Voyage t o the Bottom of the Sea 10 Capt am Remo & lhe Underwate r C1 l y 8 9 30 - Br1an Kedh 3 15 10 00 ~ News 20 Dean Mart.n 3 15 Tom a 6 13 Conlllc l s ol Harry S Truman 33 10 JO Day at N gtlt 33 0 AS Farm Home & Garden 20 1 00 - News3 4 6 B 10 13 15 Av1ahon Weathe-r 20 Janak 33 1 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Elton Jotln 6 Moves The Dasorder l y Orderly 8 The Fly Untouchab les 13 12 30 ~ News l3 1 00 - M dn1gh t SpeCial 3 4 Don K r sh ner s Rock Concert 6 Elton John i3 Take P ve F or L fe 15 Move The Tomb of L1g e .;'! 10 ) 30 Mov1e Fan fa re For A Death Scene A News 13 4 00 - Move S lv er C ty 4 5 30 - Mov1e Tl e Het lbPnders <1 :E , .... • ,.,.' '. ..•. ~ Wlthm most towns, you'll fmd banks and shops, supermarkets a n d churches They vary m SIZ< and purpose. yet each contr~butes to an orderly soc1ety • 'f .·f'. SA TURD" i MAY 18 1974 ' ' 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Ky Afie ld 13 Tre e house Club 10 7 00 Fun tor Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 Man from COSt 0 In Touch 13 7 30 Sesa me St 20 Sa t urday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front <1 Speed Buggy 8 B g Blue Marb le 10 Speedracer 6 8 00 Jakes Ptace 6 L dsv lle 3 -1 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Ha r Bear Bunch 8 Lass1e 10 8 30 - Yog1 s Gang 13 M1ster Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Sabr na 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emergen cy Plus 3 .4 15 Super Fnends' 6 13 M ove B 10 Sesame St 20 9 30 - ln ch H1gh Pnvate Eye3 d 15 10 00 - Etec Co 20 Lasses RescueRanqers6 13 My Favor1 te Marl an 8 10 S1qmund & Ttle Sea Monsters 3 A 15 10 30 Goober an d th e Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Panthers 3 .4 15 Jeannre 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00 - Brady K1ds 6 13 Abbott & Coste! to 8 Sesame St 70 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 11 30 Jose and th e Pu ssycats 1n Ou t er Space 8 10 But ch (ass dy 3 4 15 M SS IOO Mag C 6 13 12 00 - Jetsons 3 <\ 15 Inside Qui 20 Move 6 13 Pebb les and Barnrn Bamm B 10 12 15 - Search for Sc ence 20 12 30 - Go 3 4 15 Fa I Alberl B 0 I 00 - Man from UNC L E 4 Ch ldren s F lm Festival 8 10 Banana Spt rt sJ Amerrcan Bandstand6 13 Lass 1e 15 I 30 - Grea test Sports Legend s 3 15 2 00 Sou l Tram 6 V1e wpo nt 8 Ba seba I Pr e Game Show 3 4 15 Any thmg You Can Do 13 Green Acres 10 2 IS - Baseba l l 3 .4 15 2 3G- Arthur Sm th 8 Death Val ley Days 10 F sh n Hol e 13 3 00 - A lan K1ng Tenn s Class c 6 13 CB S Golf Champ1onsh1p • Fa1th m God 1s essent.al to soc~ety Without 1t there 1s fr~ctwn - then d1strust and rum " ~:~ ·', ' . flt'-1-"1>-!- ' In church p eo pIe fmd faith that g1ve< greater meamng to life m a complex and rap1dly changmg world Is your life runmng smooth· ly1 Why not attend church thiS Sunday? ~ ' ::.,~[!t!%'d.lll!t~~~~l·~D ~~ EvartsSunday S ha'!..Y. Dlreetor a m ~~ ~unday Sctl plum StiK1e<l By AdYer1111"11 ~rvice Inc Struburg. Vlrll n 1 lJte American l lble Society tJ!d Sc M9tning wo.hl 1Q::.:l0 a m Suo~ II)! t~nl(ll;l vlqo:t p m Wedn&Si;tbY~.J .venrn.g prate..!: ser:_vl~! v~ ~?ttt'l BETHLEHEM BAPtiST Re v Earl Shuler pastor Worship serv1c e 9 30 am Sund ay Sunday School 10 30 a m B1ble study and prayer service 7 30 p m Thursday K1ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl supt Worship service 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. pastor I OLD DEXTER CON GRE;GATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Franc1S Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 8 BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Bible School 9 30 a m preaching 10 45 a m Evening servtces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN 4 5 5 6 W1th the hope 11 Will. m some measure. foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good m fam1ly and commumty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the bus1ness f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below FREEOOM SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authonzed Catalog Merchant CATALOGUE STORE 220 E Marn CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worship service 10 30 e m Bible study end prayer serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Dral992 2318 RUTLANO RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning wors.hlp 10 30 a m Young peoples service 6 ..es P m Evangeli stic service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Devoted fo Metgs Mason Area Pom eroy 0 MIDDLEPORT OHIO SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy 0 ROYAL OAK PARK THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Pomeroy do vou do now? Ph 992 3863 Pomeroy OHIO VAU£Y BAKING CO. Chesh<re MIDDLEPORT OHIO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heatrng 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 GAUL'S MARKET CHESTER OHIO GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 Small Dozer Work 3284 Mrddleport HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA M&R FOODLINER pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF FAIRVIEW 7 30 p m 22) Cent er you attenl on on your work today Don I daydream abou t some lh ng else You d be mad as a hOrnet f you had Ia do t all over agam do no t have much pal ence tn dea l ng w th domestiC prob lens Thmgs that normally wouldn I anger you w1ll bug you today SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec TAURUS (April 2Q.Moy 201 II you do somethmg lor another do 11 ou t of the goodness ol your heart II you I sten for ap ptause you II be d sappo nted 211 You w 1be 011e ly demand ng ol one you love Th1 s doesn t do mu c h tor I he slab• ty o t the real onsh p Ease up Someone w II come on ralh er sl rong today abou l someth ng she has thai you don I Prete• d as though 1\ does 1 I laze you Bear m m nd lhal your mate IS st 1 apl Ia be a b 1 tempera men tat today I you do 1 t re s PO ld he tt have no one to luss Keep your asser11veness under control Try not to be too ob 11 ous regard ng your a ms You WI have a better chance o f succeed ng AQUARIUS (Jan 20-M!b 191 GEMINI (May 21 June 20) CAPRICORN IDee 22 ,Jon 19) CANCER IJ\ole 21 .Uy 22l w lh Don 1 try to dra l unw tl ng ass•sta nt s to help you w lh your needs You tl be better otl w l hout them n the ong run LEO (.Uy 23-AI.Ig 22) Try not to make dec1s ons based upon ange or the des re to gel even Noth ng w tl be ga ned I you do VIRGO (Aug 2J Sepl You II be ask nq In PISCES (Feb 20-March 22) 1r 20) You sill don t have as I rn a handle on management ol you mate r at ana rs as you should M n m ze spP.1d ng aga n Ia d ay 11 I am presently seemg but j.! 1sn t a matter of love - 1t s JUS! that they accept me where before I was - SHUT OUT P S Should I carry out the farce of v1s1tmg nghts when all I get ts distrust and antagomsm? DearS 0 You m1ght break down that wall of distrust 11 your ch ildren could VISit w1th you outs1de their home It won t be easy to reverse years of bramwashmg but at least you can try - H P S I 0 READERS 1 hese two letters ca me from d1fferent parts of the country But somehow UJCy belong together don t Dear Helen you agree? I love my children but I can t compete with my wife s possessiveness Whatever I tried with them, she vetoed On the few tunes she'd allow me to take one of them somewhere, I d be JJ~~tbrn ® lkJ ,,...&~.~-.~ h" HENR I ARNOLD ,.,. , non lEI blamed for h1s 'catchmg a cold ' or otherw!lle endangered I thovght yavr p ctl When we d go places as a family, I got the cnt1c1sm for Unscramble these rour Jumbles suggestmg crazy riSks Her 1dea of a b1g event IS to lei the k1ds one letter to each square t o fi!flliii'IJ"V'l':rr''r· iiiI' IJO~hojed form four ord1nary words camp out mthe back yard w1th her sleepmg nearby to protect them Well f1nally, I stopped trymg Smce she wants to be the1r only parent, and smce she badmooths my efforts and Influences the children away from me I decided to giVe m to her w1shes Now Helen she tells everyone I'm an unnatural father who doesn't care for h1s k1ds This was one of her reasons for the divorce She accuses me of carmg more for the children of the woman 1 ,_. r 9 00 - Mary 1y ler Moore 8 10 Mov1e Two Mules f or S1st er Sa r a 3 .4 15 9 30 Toy Tha t Gr ew Up 33 Bob New tl art 8 10 10 00 - Owen Marsha ll q 6 M•ss USA Beauty Pageant 8 10 10 30 - Day at Nrgh l 33 tZERTH/ ~ ] I - 00 - News 6 14 15 - News 3 4 13 Speakeasy 6 M dn1gt1t Spec 1at JS 30 - Mov1e Frankenstem s Blood y Ter ror 13 45 - MovleS J1gsaw 3 The Children s Hour 4 \YARFOP I I 1200 - News s 10 12 15 - Mov1e Island of the Burning Doomed 6 12 30- M ov1es Duel 1n the Jungle 8 Caplam Nemo and the Underwater C ty 10 I 00 Mov1e Black Fr1day l3 I 45 - Mov1e ~ I Marr1ed A Mon ste r fr om Outer Space 4 2 30- News 13 3 45 .,...- Peyton Place A 4 15 - Mov e Our Man m Jamarca 4 III PWM~ EA~S ~VE.N MORE WH~'N THE~5TH I5 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Italian I D1sa.ray City 2 Regardmg 6 Gambol ( 2 wds ) II I ~eater s 3 Ch nb lcadmg 4 Wme s man descrtpttve 12 Love 5 Noachtan to a handi\\Ork 6 Was Ytst.crday s Answer stgnorma 13 Don t solicitous 20 Pales timan 32 1 alk leave plam \\lldly 7 Shepherd i2wds) prophet 21 Speck 33 Among 8 Sulk 22 Regmald - 34 Tmy 15 Dombey 9 lnsh r1ver 23 Negative brook and 10 Comed1an 24 FashiOn 35 D1ck 16 Packed Foxx 25 Odallsque s Tracy compactly chamber hermne 17 Re~mbursed II Enm1t; 1 7 fype s1ze 27 Fra uleins 36 Succ01 19 Sliver IS Sea never 3" 0 1 White b1rd 30 Asmn prophet element 19 Emulate archipelago (var ) 22 W1se Jean Claude 31 F1 om a 39 Designate about K1lly distance 40 ln lcl 26 Superstitious ~~~rT.~ ~~~~~ ones phrase (3 wd s 1 Z8 Wh1t 29 Earthy substance 30 Bearmg 31 B1bllcal moWltatn '5 However ( var ) 38 Genealogical chart figures (2 \\ds) 41 Spanl!lh provmce 42 Path traveled by 11 Across 43 In manner mcarnadme 44 Canadian pemnsula DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t· AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW stmply stands for another In tnts Is One letter sampl e A is used fo r the three L s X for th e two 0 s etc Sm gle l etters apostrophes the l ength and f ormation of the words ar" nil hmts Each day the co de letters are dtfferent />.. I lJ I [j I Prill il SMISUIISWIR lin Jumhlet AGING CRYPTOQUOTES YLZ YAKY TRY DYAM Now arranre the circled letters to form the aurprtse e.nswer, u sureested by the above cartoon A "t xI I I I r (A.uwl!r. lomurruwi Yea11Erday • ~ FAULT BICEPS DIVERT \ An•wer l'eople would expert lhe1r llupport from cmdle tu grove- LEGS KM JTU KM EYJU KT CEY CEY KTYLZYAKYTRYU 0 K T· E 1~ I V.ltt'tli\N fU'U'U.J!. I CEPAYJV Yesterday's Cryptoquote A DOG IS MAN'S BEST FRIEND BECAUSE HE WAGS IllS TAIL INSTEAD OF HIS TONGUE MARK TWAIN <C lt7" Kin1 P'ut.una BJndlc:•~ Inc } UICK TRACY E~ST .. + <l!98 "' LW74 "' 982 SOUTH 10> • K 109 .. AKJ9 8 1 ab l ~ \\ es \ N01 til East Soulh n, ublt 3' 41' Pa ::-;s Pll s:-. Pac-;s ~ a ss Ph 367 741 4 uv~ 1 1 g l' ~T HE L.IMOU£. NE- SPEEDS THROU6H THE DARKNE'55 SUPP05EDL'¥ BEAR N ~ DUCEY TO BARRY NORDEN S PARTY. IC.'ad - t(J Oswald & J a me s Jacoby Wcsl s quee n of d1a monds he ld the f1rst tnck South wo n the co ntinuation drew trumps w1th three * lea ds 1uffed dummy s last dwmond played oul a ll the clubs makmg sure lo wm the las( one 1n dummy led a spade stu" k m h1s nme spot and showed hiS hand Wesl had bee n end pla yed tho lo ughly A club or d1a mood lea d wou ld allow a ruff and d1sca1 d a spade lead ~INNIE WINKLE wou ld esta bi!Sh South s kmg MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP FUL L SERVJCE SHOP Rad 1al Cuts & T oupees fiAa n Sf Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racine Ph 949 9591 WAID CROSS' SONS STORE \VHE\J I t:OU ND as a wmner OUT 'l-OU WERE Nicely played sa 1d East You know I could have beaten th e cont1 act 1f I had Grocenes & General Merchand 1se Racine Ph 949 5772 MIDDLEPORT OHIO SMITH NELSON MOTORS Ph 992 2174 K&C JEWELERS Keepsake D1amond Rtngs Pomeroy • RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE •• ~ • Pass 2. .s RACINE PLANING MILL 700E Main 992 2101 • 2• 3olo Pass South Dou ble Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass ' LAND O'GOSHEN 11 IT 5 FIXIN TO POUR DOWN AN ILL NEVER MAKE IT BACK TOTH HOUSE • K2 , AJ765 +A64.Q 94 "' .).1 ! BIBLE EO IN CHINA 17 You South hold Bultdlng S<Jpplles & Custom Mrllwork Ph 992 3978 PART OF AN ANCIENT SCI'illl WI>$ UNI!!Aim< ONCE: I KNEW HE. WAS NCAPABLE OF"-"LJRDER " LZ:H;l :] ,!&,£$ D L _ fhc brddm!!; has been •• West North Easl u • Paint Plumbing & Elect neal Supplres Tuppers Plains Ph 667'3963 MEIGS TIRE CENTER 1].18J Nt:WSI AP~H t:N:rt-:HIIUSt: MiSN I ~ MIDDLEPORT 0 Short Orders- Carry Out A Cool Dining Room St Rt 7 Chester Ohio Racine RAitJ 2 W RE' KN EE '"" South s besl play would be lo go 11ght up w1th h1 s ace • dra~ the tr umps and lead a • second d wmond fl om dum • my •' Here IS whe1 e the real '' alertness would be requ1red { East would ha ve to go r1ght : up w1th h1s 10 spot so as to be • able to wm the tnck and lead :-- a spade-before Sou th had had • a cha nce to stJ 1p the hand Authonzed Bui ck Pontrac GMC Deater TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE The Store With A Heart Ph 949 3342 ~N 'I"OUI"? HA. ND9 AN? two mo1 e spade tr1c ks GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN RACINE FOOD MARKET 1 KIJOVJ BUT I!Jf1~T IF IT ~'r East was qu1te nghl At tmk one East should have put Ius km~ of d1amonds on Ius par tne1 s queen If South ducked Easl could lead a spade West cou ld wm play any other su1t and wa1l for REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mecha nrc St Ph 992 3325 212 E Main St 8/RP/E.' PREGNANT l S:: NT H l~'l A been w 1de awa k e VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. 500 E Main St GO OD G$<:1CF DOIV T TEL L ME 1 M GET T N6 C AR"':?I(I<. \1 ~ ~SI:: YOU \\ION T HA\ E: W Ci'OO.WL BACK. 1D TUTU What do you do now? A-P.ass You have a pretty go od chance lo beat three spades but a double would be a :- lrlghtluf gamble : TODAY S QUESTION THE DAILY SENTINEL • : Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy Ohio :...... ! l 1n~te ad or respondmg two clubs your partner has responded ( r I y J Ac EY TAX +I2 w CHURCH, Letart W Va IU I Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Praver and Blblt study 7 30 p m Cottage Preyer Service Tuesday 10 1 m worShip Service Thursday SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov "' 1>3 BAP CHRIST in Chrlstlen UnionThe Rev Wrlllam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 4m James Hughel supt , evening 1. service 1 30 p m Wednest:tay evening prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday. May 18, 1974 21 April 19) You . 864 764 tK I073 '2 Ph 992 3354 Bakers of Holsvm Bread TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 AS a m worship service n a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF LH "'K MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR 120 E OF GOD - Second St Mason va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 1 m morning worship 11 a m evangelistic urvlce 7 30 p m Sible study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone .. t/ 105! • 6 54 <16 WEST Devot ed to the Greater Ohto Valley Cor Rts 7 & 554 •• ARIES (March be st Ia a11o d the company ol agg re ss ve peo pl e Anyone lryrng 10 dictate Ia you toda y w II gel a response they drdn t count on N UHT II Support the Chur.c h of Your Cho1ce 104 W Ma 1n Fof Satu-day By Helen Hottel • 5 t2 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Fam1ly RecreatiOn Sw1mmlngs'\. Camp 1ng CHRIST, P 0 BOK 487 Miller St Mason W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN tw o hearts lo vour double What Lrbra (Sepl 23 Oct 23) Its When Is a Father Not a Falher• Dear Helen I am the proud mother of lhree beautiful and fantastically "onderful children, ages 13, II and 7 They have a bnght and very able fath er (were divorced ) who IS an act1ve Scoutmaster Little Leaguer Mulgel Football coach churchgoer The only problem Is he forgets to mclude his own children, and always has' To soc1ety he IS an exceptional man while h1s own children suffer Some examples HIS young son broke an ankle over a week ago Fathe r has never made one ca ll, much less a VISit Meanwhile one of his Little Leaguers w1th a broken leg IS showered w1th gifts and VISits from this perfect man' These two boys are good rnends Imagme how 11 seems to my son when the other bo y tells about the kindnesses his father has never offered HIM How do yotl mend a broken heart when your daughter hears her father tell another little gu-1 how cute she IS wh1le he refuse!t to let his own daughter sit on hiS lap ' I ve learned to fiSh camp play hall bmld tree houses make doll clothes as well as mu·se our children through Illnesses while the1r father ndes on a glory of Mr Good The Bible tea ches forgiveness But how can I teach the children to forgtve a man who hurts them so'- DESPERATE MOTHER Dear Mother Why not mstead teach your chtldren w accept what they can I change and stop f11ling theU" lives w1th resentment - as you apparently do ' U they can t have a regular father the next best thmg 1s to learn they can function very well Without hun - H P S On the other hand are you qmte sure part of the problem doesn I he w1th yoo' Read on - 11 11 11 11 lh1s w11 be an ac 11ve year w lh lois ot shOrt tr ps tak en lor .wh ms cat reasons I equal 1 me s spenl develop ng worthwh le programs 11 w II be a profitable year lao II) MASON FIRST BAPTIST - CHURCH Alert East could set contract NfClt hiel \ ulm George Casto pastor Sunday School. 9.JJt-'-..t.venlnq worship 7 30 Thursday even1ng prayer service 7 30 p m MASON WIN AT BRIDGE 992 3001 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MARK V STORE MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Second and Porn eroy Sts Stan ~raig pastor Sunday school ., 45 am worship service 11 a m training onion 6 30 p m evening worship service 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 1 30 p m 8 . 1\(/J I COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday School 9 30 ll m Worship serv1ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday night worship 7 30 p m Pomeroy 296 w Second THE DAILY SENTINEL RUTLAND RUTLANO CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor V H Bra ley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worshiP service and com mun 1on 10 30 am youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday evening serv1ce 7 regu lar board meeting third Saturday 7p m 7 8 MEIGS_COUNTY BRANCH Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 Pomeroy 307 Spring Ave MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer, supt worshiP service 10 45 am evening wonh1p alternating with C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 1 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader 6 7 Mr and Mrs Charles R Shee ts 106 Co urt St P. J. PAULEY GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger w lfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday evening worship 7 30 Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter l eader WHITES Louis W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worsh ip 10 30 am Young Peoples Serv1ce 6 45 p m Evangelistic ser v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Audubon W ldhfe Theatre 33 Colonial Nat ana l Tour na nent 8 10 JO ~ WdeWortdofSpor t s6 13 FrenchChef33 00 - A B t wtth Kmt 33 Sale of the Century .4 Pett 1coat Junct on 3 The Preakness B 10 Search- The Anatomy of Aula Racmg 15 30 Wor ld of Surv 1val A Lets Grow a Garden 33 N ew Dahng Game 3 West ern Star Theatre I S 00 - L has Yoga & You 33 News 8 Look a t the Book 15 News 3 11 Mov1e Penod of Ad1ust ment 10 30 - Zoom33 UncieW II eShow6 News3 4 15 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence WP.ik i3 4 15 Catc1 33 33 Thnl!seeke r s 3 30 - Bobby Goldsboro 3 Course of Our T 1mes 33 00 - All m the Fa m ly 8 10 Parlndge Fam l y 6 13 Book Bea t 33 Emergency 4 3 15 30 - MASH B 10 Nova 33 Mov1es Don t Be Afra 1d of th e Dark 13 Ttle Ok1 Man Who Cned Wolf 6 4 00 - am LONG 10 1 Helen Help Us. nz 13 0 Copyr ght 1974 Jl:elstt :1' MAY 17 1974 6 00 - New s 3 8 10 13 15 Tru th or Cons 6 Sesame St 20 News 4 Turned On Cr s s ~33 0 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room REO~t$li1lt1ED r~URCH l • ( nesday 7 30 p m U M W f rsf Wednesday 1 30 p m WESLEYAN (Rae me} Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m worsh p 11 a m B ble stu dy Th ur ~day 7 p m c ho r pract• ce Thur sday 8 p m f ellow sh p supper f r sl Wednesday 6 JO p m U M w fourth Mond ay 8 p m May 18, 1974 tram your spec al toved one I you beha11e o verly alieni ve towa rd a th rd party Stay n bour ds \ �r, 7- I he Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fnday May 17 1974 1;1','1 SEVE NTH POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perrt n pa stor Roy Maver Sunday schOol sup t Church scho<ll 9 15 am worsh ip serv ce 10 24 a m Youth c hotr rehearsa l Mon day 3 30 p m under direct on of Mary Sk nner sen10r cho r rehearsal 1 JO p rn Thur sday with Mrs Paut Ne ase director POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENI5 Corn er Union and Mulberr y Rev Clyde V Henderson pa stor SundiV school 9 30 am Glen McClung supt morn i ng worShtp 10 30 a m even mg service 7 30 mid week ser vice Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Rev Harold Deeth rector Church services 10 30 a m Holy commun on ftrst Sunday of month church school 10 30 a m tor nursery through 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - John F Amstutz pastor Bible school 9 30 a m worsh ip 10 30 adult worsh p serv ice and young peoples meeting both 7 30 p m Combined B1ble study and prayer m eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY - Envoy Ray W W lnmg off cer In c;Marge Sunday 1(1 a m Holiness meeting 10 JO a m , Sunday School Young Peoples Legion 7 p m Thursday l to 3 p m Ladles Home Leagu-: 7 p m Prep classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syca mor.e Pomeroy the Rev Sts William M lddleworth pastor Sunday School 9 30 11 m Church services 10 30 am SACRED HEART -. Rev Fa ther John Nadzem pastor Pho n e 992 2"825 Saturday hen ng .Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a m ConfeSS ions Safurd ay 1 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pastor Wilham Wat son Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m BYF 6 p m B bl e stu dy Wedne~day 7 p m cho i r pract 1 e Wednesday 8 30 P-111 POMEROY WESLEYA""N HOLINESS CHURCH - Harn son vllt e Rev 0 Dell Manl ey Pastor Henry Ebtm Sun day Sc hool Sup! Sund ay School 9 30 a m Even ng wors h p 1 30 p m Prayer and Pra 1se serv ce Thursda y 1 30 SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev George 0 ler pastor Sunday school 9 AS am • morn1ng preach ng 11 am evang ehsf1 c se rv ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thur sda y 730pm POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Main St - Loren T Steph ens evangelist phone 992 7856 ConservtH1ve non ns.trumental Sunday worsh p 10 am Bible study 11 am worShiP 6 p m Wednesday Blbl~ study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non dendtn1rlat onal ) l.angsvllle D1!-'x-ter Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday schOol 10 am evening worship 7 30 p m Praver meet1ng T~es day 7 30. p m youth group Fr1day 7 30 p m I ' The community of fo~YtJiess · ,If/ Epbeallw4-43 The Apostle Paulin writing to the Epheslaos p~ ius concept of the Church In the wordS, "Be ye kind one to anQther, ten· derhearted, forglvmg one another, even as God for Chrlllt's sake hath forgiven you " Ideally, the Church Ill that community In which Is manifested the reconcillatlon of men with God, with their fellow men and with themselves However, our concept of the Church Is often quite different from this We sentimentally think of the little white church on the comer where we attended as a child, or the one to which we have pledged our loyalty Yet In another sense we think of the Church which Is mcluslve of aU churches, the Body of Christ, the Household of God In the beginning, we are told, God created man m !liB own Image, created him but Utile less than God, created him to subdue the earth, and have dominion over aU thlrtgs therein Man has COOle to know God-as-Creator through his experience with the orderllnesa of nature He precelves the cycles of the seasons, the regularity of the tides, the cycle of birth, growth, and death, and aU the regular order of callliO and effect But there also emerges In tmman history the p1cture of Godas-Redeemer The God who, ''was m Christ, recoocillng the world mto Himself, not Imputing their trespasses upon them " 1bis suggeste that God-the--Redeemer takes upon Himself the ultimate reiJlllnslbllity for the trespasses of men 'lbus God made HlmaeJf known In the life of Jesus, called the Christ WhDe aU men have seen God-the-O'eator In His works, only he who has really seen 1eaus, the Christ, has seen God also as a loving Father Jesus said, "I will give you a new commandment to guide you, namely, that you love one another, as I have loved you, you also love one another " Thus Jesus Is also saying that the 1deal Church Is the community of thooe who tJ:uly love one another, which agrees with the words of Paul But such love Is difficult to the point <1. beq lmpou!hle, becauae we hwnan beings are by nature egotistic and selfish, and when profoundly known, are not Inherently and completely loveable Hence those who truly love ooe another mllllt allo forgive ooe another, "even as God for Christ's sake has forgiven you " Therefore to say that the Ideal Church Ia that community where we truly love one another, Is to IDidentand It also as the community of forgiveness For ooly that community that mediates forgiVeness to each member - a communlly that, knowing aU about a person, accepts him just as he Is, and sometimes in spite of himself, and st1ll will not let him go - only such a community can overcome the rejection, llolatlon and estrangement that gnaws at the hearts of men In the rnJd.6eventies By Dwight L Zavitz, Pastor-Director, United Pre!lbyterlan Ministry m Me~gs County News, Events By Mrs. Herbert Rousb Mr and Mrs Eugene Ervm of Bashan Rd visited Mr and Mrs Don Bell Thursday evemng Mr and Mrs Bell VISited Mr and Mrs Harold Roush Monday everung Mrs Ferne B Hayman recenUy returned to her home from Holzer Medical Center Mr and Mrs Robert Smith and Mrs Martin Cunmngham weno visitors in Athens Fr1day Mrs Golda Norris Story was a patient at Holzer Med1cal Center for a week Mr and Mrs David Gloeckner and Mrs Erwin Gloeckner attended a layette shower for Mrs Sally Lockhart Gloeckner at the hOIIJe of her amt, Mrs Irene Lockhart at Parkersburg Friday evening Rick Findla , son of Mr and Mra Charles Findley was notumed home from Holzer Medical Center followmg an appendectomy Jeffrey Donobew of Belpre and Greg Donohew of ColumbUJ spent a recent weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs Roy Donohew Ed Morris and children Ill Cbarlatoo, W Va , aod Bill Wheeler of Columbus spent the Mother's Day weekend with Yr and Mrs Ala: Wheeler Mother's Day guesta of Mrs Katbryn Hmt were Mr and * a.rtes Mrs Burri and BID Wilson ot Bolivar Dam and Mrs Ermll Wilaon Mr ind Mrs Donel Wilson and soils d. Slasonville spent FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST - 282 Mulberry Av.e Pomeroy a ttli a t ed w lh S B C the Rev Fred H II pastor Troy Zw1 lllng Sundar sc hool sup! Sunday sc hoo 9 30 am mornmg worsh1p 10 30 Su nday e\lange h st c meet ng 7 JO p m Prayer meet ng Wednesday 7 JO p m pm the sermonette Apple Grove DAY AD VENTIST loca t ed "On Mulberry He1ghts n ear Veterans M emor al Hosp1ta l Pomero y Pa~tor H erbert Morg an Sa bbath Sc hool every Saturday at 2 p m and worsh1p ser vice fol tow mg at 3 15 p m Open B ble d sc uss on each Thursday at 7 30 p m at t he churc h The Fr endly Church GRAHAM U"NITEO METHODIST Preach ng 9 30 a m f• rst and second Sundays of each month th rd and fourth Sunday s each month worsh cp serv cce al 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at 7 30 Prayer a nd Bfble SludlJ MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST - Corner Fourth a nd M-an Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Mrs Erv n Baumgard ner supt M orning worsh p 10 45 .11 m M ddleport Rev JEHOVAH S WITNESSES - Larry Carnahan pres d ng m tn tster Sunday Bible lee ture 9 JO a m Watchtower study 10 30 a m Tuesday Bible study 7 30 p m Thurs day mtnlstr y sc hool 7 30 p m service meeting 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of t::hrlst In Chnst1an UnionLawrence M a nley pastor Mrs Russett Young Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 am Evening wor ship 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet.ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra cin e Route 2 tt1e Rev James M Muncy pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m morning worship 11 am ev en tng worship 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Tu esday 7 30 p m Young peoples meet ing 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Ber t ha Kingrey substitute pastor SunQay 10 a m worship School serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meeting Wednesday 1 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est1i Hart pastor Roy assistant pas tor Br own Sunday school 10 a m Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evening prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Third Ave the Rev William Knittel pntor Ronald Ou9an Sunday School Supt Classes for all ages evening service 730 pm Bibte study Wednesday 7 30 Pm youth services Friday 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corner Ash and Plum Mid dleport Noel Herrman pastor Saturday evening service 7 p m Sunday school 10 am Sunday even1ng worsh ip 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Sucth and Palmer the R ev Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday school supt WMPO rad10 program 7 45 a m Sunday school 9 15 a m mornmg worsh1p 10 15 am Youth actiV1t 1eS and fellOWShiP for junior and $enlor h1gh students 6 p m Bible study 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST Middleport Sth and Main George Glate min is ter James Sheets superintendent B1ble school 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 am evening worsh ip 7 30 p m prayer serv ce 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor Floyd Carson Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morn1ng worship 10 30 Sunday evange l stlc meetmg 1 30 p m rrayer meetmg Wedne,dav 30 D m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middleport Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday schoo 10 am worship ser vice 11 a m worship service 1 30 p m Sunday Wednesday nlght prayer service 7 30 THE UNITEO PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight L Zavltz Pastor Director. HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School 9 1.30 a m Mrs Homer Lee Slo!Pl Morning Worship 10 30 a m MIODLE-PORT - Sunday Church Schoo l 9 30 a m John F Fultz Supt Mornmg Worshlp 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morn 1ng Worship 9 a m Sunday Church School 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall Supt I • GREAT BEND - Worship II a m 2nd and 4th Sunday s Church School 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor sh p 10 a m Chur ch school 9 a m B ble study 7 "30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worship 9 30 a m Church School 10 30 a m M1d We ek Serv1c e Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Sh1p 11 a m 1st and Jrd Sunday s Chur ch School 10 •m PORTLAND - Worshrp 7 30 Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh p 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m P m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - WorshiP 10 am Churc h Sc hool 9 a m Prayer Meet ng Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church serv ces 9 a m Sunday Sc hool 9 45 a m B1ble Study every Thursda-y 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh p 11 a m Church Sc hoof 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunday preachmg at 11 a m ea ch Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on fh rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sunday school 9 30 preaching 7 30 p m Sunday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Tuesday WSC S 7 30 t rst Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh p 10 a m Church School 9 a ni TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 am Sc hool 10 a m KENO Church CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - George Frederi ck supt Service weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Preaching first and th rd Sundays of month by Clifford Sm1th 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Ooddrlll pas.tor Sunday School 9 30 am Leonard Gilmore f.rst elder evening service 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m morn ng worship 11 am Evenmg serv ces Tuesday and Fnday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible Study 9 30 a m morning worship 10 30 a m even1ng worship 6 JO p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School 10 a m with Willard Pigott supt EvangeliStiC mes.sage ei!ch Sunday evening 7 30 p m by Elder Ru sse tt Cflne mln1sterof the Apostolic Faith Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNitY CHURCH - Sunday school service 10 am Prayer meeting Thursday 1 p m Sunday even•ng service 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr isonville Road R1ck Mornson pastor Sunday school supt Steven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 morning worsh 1p and a m commun on 10 30 am Sunday evening youth Chr stlan Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh1p serv1ce Sunday 7 30 Pm Wednesday even.ng prayer m eetmg and Bible study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN - Pine Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sunday school ct. rch serv ices 9 JO a m 10 30 am BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHfUST B ble Schoo l 9 30 a m morning worsh p 10 30 am Sunday evening Worship Serv1ce 7 30 p m choir practice Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meeting and B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Freeland Norris pas.tor Sund~y school 10 a m Church service 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Wors.h lp 10 30 a m Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Service Sunday School Superintendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - W"ller P Blkacsan pastor Ronnie Salser s s Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn tng Worsh tp 10 45 a m Sunday evening worship 7 30 P m Wednesday evening B1ble Study 8 p m Friday mght with Mrs Erma DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Wilson Ron W1lson and Billy Sunday School 9 JO a m Wilson spent Sat urday night youth and junior youth service MEIGS 6 .45 p m evf'!'nlng worShip With Mrs Wilson COOPERATIVE 7WJO P m prayer and praise PARISH Mr and Mrs Jack Ables and ednesda y 1 3.0 .o m THE UNITED SILVER RUN FREE chl1dren were Mother's Day METHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean Robert T Bumgarner guests of Mrs A11ce Balser pastor Sunday School 10 a m Director Leon Miller supt Evening Mr and Mrs Jerry Jolmson POMEROY CLUSTER serv 1ce 7 30 p m Prayer Rev CarlE Hicks of Racme had as Mother's Day m eeting Thursday 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstrlcker CHI!;STEw-CliURCH OF dinner guests SWJday Mr and CHESTER - Worship 9 15 GOO Rev James. Sat Mrs Robert Simth local, Mrs a m Church Schoot 10 a m terfleld pastor Sunday School ENTERPRISE- Worship 9 9 30 a m worship service 11 Emma Johnson, Mr and Mrs a m Church School 10 a m a m evenln~ service 7 FLATWOODS - Worship 11 Marlin Cunningham prayer service and youth a m Church School 10 a m serv1ce Wednesday 7 p m Mr and Mrs Robert Casper POMEROY WorshiP LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 10 30 a m Church School 9 IS of Columbus were Mother's CHURCH - Robert E Musser am UMYF 6 30 p m pastor Sunday School 9 30 Day weekend guests of Mrs ROCK SPRINGS - Worship a m R"bbert Bobo supt 10 a m Church School 9 a m Dolly Wolfe mornmg worship 10 30 UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday evening service 7 30 Mr and Mrs Marshall MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER M id week service Wednesday Rev Robert Bumgarner Roush and Joev had a d1mer HEATH Worship 10 30 7 30 p m for their parents, Mr and Mrs a m Church School 9 30 a m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M UMYF 7 p m VIrgil Roush, Mr and Mrs C Larimore pastor Bob RUTLAND - Wor sh p 9 15 Dallas H1ll, Mother s Day a m Church School 10 a m Moore Sunday School Supt Sunday School classes tor alt Others attending were Mr and UMYF 7 p m ages 9 30 a m mor!'ling SALEM CENTER Wor Mrs Darrell Noms and Tracy, ship 9 a m Church School 10 worship 10 45 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic service am UMYFThursday 7pm Joe Shain and Dean H1ll Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week SYRACUSE CLUSTER prayer meetmg Wednesday Jerry Boggess, Children's Rev Richard E Jarvis 7 30 p m Missionary meeting ASBURY Worship 11 Home, Pomeroy, spent the second Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Church School 9 50 a m weekend With Mr and Mrs WSCS 1St Tuesday UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev FOREST RUN Worship 9 Benny Boggess Robert Sm lth pastor Sunday am Church School 10 a m Homer Warner was shOp- WSCS ~rd Wednesday 7 30 school -9 30 a m clan leader Leo Hill worship service pmg in Pomt Pleasant pm 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m MINeRSVILLE - Worship Saturday 10 a m Church School 9 a m EDliN UNITED BRETH Mr and Mrs Clarence Roy WSCS lrd Monday 7 30 p m REN IN CHRIST- E lden R SYRACUSE Church Blake pastor Sunday School and daughter, Nancy, were School 9 30 a m worsh1p 10 a m Howard McCoy vtsiUng Mr and Mrs Homer servic-.~ 7 30 p m supt Morninv sermon 11 a S01JTHERN CLUSTER m Sunday night services Warner, Mother's Day Christian En~eaver 7 30 p Rev Steven W1l~on Mrs Maggie Roush, M1ss Rev Larry Poling m Son~ ser-vice 8 p m Preaching 8 30 p m Mid Rev Ho~ard Shiveley Millie Ripley of Charleston BETHANY I DorcaU week Prayer meeting Wed were Saturday mght guests of Worship 9 30 am Church nesday 7 p m Ray Adams 10 30 a m lay leader Mr and Mrs Herbert Shields School CARMEL Worship 11 CHURCH OF JESUS Mn Floc1e Hayman and 1 m 1st and 3rd Sundays CHRIST- Located at Rutland Church School 10 a m son, Keith spent Saturday night APPLE OROY! - Worship on New Lima Road neKt to Forest Acre Park Rev Ray with Mr and Mrs Gene Jewell 7 30 p m first and third Sun Rouse pastor Robert Musser at Lear!, W Va Sunday School supt Sunday APPL~ GROVE - Sunday Mrs Phyllis Young of Mason school 9 30 a m wonhlp school 10 30 am worship and th 1rd Sunday 7 30 7 30 P m Bible study Wed · and Mrs Llll1e Hart of Racine fPirst ntsday 7 30 p m Saturday m prayer meeting Wed VIsited Mr and Mrs Gerald nesday 7 30 p m FellowshiP night prayer service ~ 7 30 p m supper first Saturday 6 p m HEMLPCK GROVI! Hayman Mother's Day I U M W second Tuesday 1 30 CHRISTIA,. - Roger Watson Mr and Mrs Herbert Roush pm pntor Ray Whaley supt Morning" worsMip 9 30 am and Mr• Iva Orr were Point 1 EAST LETART - Syndoy church school , 10 lO a m Pleas,nt Vl911ors Sa turday school 9 30 11 m worship young peoples meeting 6 30 evening evening worship 7 30 second and fourth Sunday 7 30 P m Pm pra yer "leetlng Wed Pm 81blf' studv, Wednesday 7 30 p MT UNION BAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pa stor Sl .. 'tl ay Schoo l su pt Joe .._a1re Sunday school 9 .45 m Sund ay evening worsh ip r 30 Wednesday prayer and B1ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN \ CHURCH E ugene Underwood pastor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday Sunday School Sc hool Supt 9 30 am Morning Sermon 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv 1c e 7 p m LETAR"t FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr s pa stor Floyd Norris supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morning sermon 10 30 a m Prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m CtiESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm th pa stor Sunday School 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt Morn ng WorShiP 11 a m Young People!. serv1ce 7 p m Even ing service 7 30 p m Wednesday M d week Prayer Serv1ce 7 30 p m Youth meetmg 6 30 p m Even1ng worsh p 7 JO p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev H erbert Grate pastor Wor ship serv1ce 11 am and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday School 9 JO a m R chard Barton supt Prayer meellno Wed n esday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smith mm1s1er Sunda y School 9 30 a m morn ng church 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg service 7 30 p m Wednesday service 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckley pastor W II lam Bailey Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m .morning wor ship 10 30 a m even ng worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Christian Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Thursday cho r pract ce 7 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T1m Russell minster Norman C W11l Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worship serv1ce 10 30 (J fT1 Bib•e study Wed,ne~y , 7...,30 P r.r'l Television Log ..,, m ' u!Ffflff3C1fff30~ ~ 1ffWJfffN FNIDA~ I• OF J~SUS CHRI1T OF SAINTS - LAf'l'j;R~:\Y RUIN 7 00 - Truth or Cons 3 News 6 10 What s My Line 8 Beat the Packed mto every watch are cogs and wheels, levers and sprmgs V arymg m me and shape, each helps keep t1me But look more closely A thm f1lm of oil adheres to many of the movmg parts W1thout 1t there 1s /fiCtiOn -then wear and dam· age rlock 4 Av1a t on Weather. 33 Wild K ngdom 13 I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 7 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 Hollywood Squares .4 New Treasure Hun t 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentra tion 8 Wall Street Week 20 33 Beat the Clock 13 8 00 - Wash ngton Rev 1ew 20 33 01rty Sally 8 10 San l ord & Son J 5 Nat on at Geograph c 6 13 819 Red Ma chme- 4 8 30 Wa sh ngton Connect on 20 Good T1mes 8 0 Lot sa Luck 3 15 Baseba l l A Mountam Scene 33 9 00 - Masterpiece Theater 33 BJCen l enn a1 lecture Ser es 20 G r t w ttl Something Ex tra 3 15 S x M1ll on Dollar Man 6 3 Mo,11es Voyage t o the Bottom of the Sea 10 Capt am Remo & lhe Underwate r C1 l y 8 9 30 - Br1an Kedh 3 15 10 00 ~ News 20 Dean Mart.n 3 15 Tom a 6 13 Conlllc l s ol Harry S Truman 33 10 JO Day at N gtlt 33 0 AS Farm Home & Garden 20 1 00 - News3 4 6 B 10 13 15 Av1ahon Weathe-r 20 Janak 33 1 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Elton Jotln 6 Moves The Dasorder l y Orderly 8 The Fly Untouchab les 13 12 30 ~ News l3 1 00 - M dn1gh t SpeCial 3 4 Don K r sh ner s Rock Concert 6 Elton John i3 Take P ve F or L fe 15 Move The Tomb of L1g e .;'! 10 ) 30 Mov1e Fan fa re For A Death Scene A News 13 4 00 - Move S lv er C ty 4 5 30 - Mov1e Tl e Het lbPnders <1 :E , .... • ,.,.' '. ..•. ~ Wlthm most towns, you'll fmd banks and shops, supermarkets a n d churches They vary m SIZ< and purpose. yet each contr~butes to an orderly soc1ety • 'f .·f'. SA TURD" i MAY 18 1974 ' ' 6 30 - TV Classroom 8 Ky Afie ld 13 Tre e house Club 10 7 00 Fun tor Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 Man from COSt 0 In Touch 13 7 30 Sesa me St 20 Sa t urday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front <1 Speed Buggy 8 B g Blue Marb le 10 Speedracer 6 8 00 Jakes Ptace 6 L dsv lle 3 -1 15 Bugs Bunny 13 Ha r Bear Bunch 8 Lass1e 10 8 30 - Yog1 s Gang 13 M1ster Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 15 Sabr na 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emergen cy Plus 3 .4 15 Super Fnends' 6 13 M ove B 10 Sesame St 20 9 30 - ln ch H1gh Pnvate Eye3 d 15 10 00 - Etec Co 20 Lasses RescueRanqers6 13 My Favor1 te Marl an 8 10 S1qmund & Ttle Sea Monsters 3 A 15 10 30 Goober an d th e Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Panthers 3 .4 15 Jeannre 8 10 Zoom 20 11 00 - Brady K1ds 6 13 Abbott & Coste! to 8 Sesame St 70 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 11 30 Jose and th e Pu ssycats 1n Ou t er Space 8 10 But ch (ass dy 3 4 15 M SS IOO Mag C 6 13 12 00 - Jetsons 3 <\ 15 Inside Qui 20 Move 6 13 Pebb les and Barnrn Bamm B 10 12 15 - Search for Sc ence 20 12 30 - Go 3 4 15 Fa I Alberl B 0 I 00 - Man from UNC L E 4 Ch ldren s F lm Festival 8 10 Banana Spt rt sJ Amerrcan Bandstand6 13 Lass 1e 15 I 30 - Grea test Sports Legend s 3 15 2 00 Sou l Tram 6 V1e wpo nt 8 Ba seba I Pr e Game Show 3 4 15 Any thmg You Can Do 13 Green Acres 10 2 IS - Baseba l l 3 .4 15 2 3G- Arthur Sm th 8 Death Val ley Days 10 F sh n Hol e 13 3 00 - A lan K1ng Tenn s Class c 6 13 CB S Golf Champ1onsh1p • Fa1th m God 1s essent.al to soc~ety Without 1t there 1s fr~ctwn - then d1strust and rum " ~:~ ·', ' . flt'-1-"1>-!- ' In church p eo pIe fmd faith that g1ve< greater meamng to life m a complex and rap1dly changmg world Is your life runmng smooth· ly1 Why not attend church thiS Sunday? ~ ' ::.,~[!t!%'d.lll!t~~~~l·~D ~~ EvartsSunday S ha'!..Y. Dlreetor a m ~~ ~unday Sctl plum StiK1e<l By AdYer1111"11 ~rvice Inc Struburg. Vlrll n 1 lJte American l lble Society tJ!d Sc M9tning wo.hl 1Q::.:l0 a m Suo~ II)! t~nl(ll;l vlqo:t p m Wedn&Si;tbY~.J .venrn.g prate..!: ser:_vl~! v~ ~?ttt'l BETHLEHEM BAPtiST Re v Earl Shuler pastor Worship serv1c e 9 30 am Sund ay Sunday School 10 30 a m B1ble study and prayer service 7 30 p m Thursday K1ngsbury Road Sunday School 9 30 a m Ralph Carl supt Worship service 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles. pastor I OLD DEXTER CON GRE;GATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Franc1S Sunday school supt Sunday school 10 8 BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne Bible School 9 30 a m preaching 10 45 a m Evening servtces 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN 4 5 5 6 W1th the hope 11 Will. m some measure. foster and help sustam that wh1ch IS good m fam1ly and commumty life, th1s feature IS sponsored by the bus1ness f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below FREEOOM SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authonzed Catalog Merchant CATALOGUE STORE 220 E Marn CHAPEL Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m worship service 10 30 e m Bible study end prayer serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m Dral992 2318 RUTLANO RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning wors.hlp 10 30 a m Young peoples service 6 ..es P m Evangeli stic service 7 30 p m Wednesday evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Devoted fo Metgs Mason Area Pom eroy 0 MIDDLEPORT OHIO SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy 0 ROYAL OAK PARK THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Pomeroy do vou do now? Ph 992 3863 Pomeroy OHIO VAU£Y BAKING CO. Chesh<re MIDDLEPORT OHIO ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DBA Anthony Plumbing and Heatrng 337 N 2nd Middleport 992 3550 GAUL'S MARKET CHESTER OHIO GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992 Small Dozer Work 3284 Mrddleport HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread HUNTINGTON W VA M&R FOODLINER pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF FAIRVIEW 7 30 p m 22) Cent er you attenl on on your work today Don I daydream abou t some lh ng else You d be mad as a hOrnet f you had Ia do t all over agam do no t have much pal ence tn dea l ng w th domestiC prob lens Thmgs that normally wouldn I anger you w1ll bug you today SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec TAURUS (April 2Q.Moy 201 II you do somethmg lor another do 11 ou t of the goodness ol your heart II you I sten for ap ptause you II be d sappo nted 211 You w 1be 011e ly demand ng ol one you love Th1 s doesn t do mu c h tor I he slab• ty o t the real onsh p Ease up Someone w II come on ralh er sl rong today abou l someth ng she has thai you don I Prete• d as though 1\ does 1 I laze you Bear m m nd lhal your mate IS st 1 apl Ia be a b 1 tempera men tat today I you do 1 t re s PO ld he tt have no one to luss Keep your asser11veness under control Try not to be too ob 11 ous regard ng your a ms You WI have a better chance o f succeed ng AQUARIUS (Jan 20-M!b 191 GEMINI (May 21 June 20) CAPRICORN IDee 22 ,Jon 19) CANCER IJ\ole 21 .Uy 22l w lh Don 1 try to dra l unw tl ng ass•sta nt s to help you w lh your needs You tl be better otl w l hout them n the ong run LEO (.Uy 23-AI.Ig 22) Try not to make dec1s ons based upon ange or the des re to gel even Noth ng w tl be ga ned I you do VIRGO (Aug 2J Sepl You II be ask nq In PISCES (Feb 20-March 22) 1r 20) You sill don t have as I rn a handle on management ol you mate r at ana rs as you should M n m ze spP.1d ng aga n Ia d ay 11 I am presently seemg but j.! 1sn t a matter of love - 1t s JUS! that they accept me where before I was - SHUT OUT P S Should I carry out the farce of v1s1tmg nghts when all I get ts distrust and antagomsm? DearS 0 You m1ght break down that wall of distrust 11 your ch ildren could VISit w1th you outs1de their home It won t be easy to reverse years of bramwashmg but at least you can try - H P S I 0 READERS 1 hese two letters ca me from d1fferent parts of the country But somehow UJCy belong together don t Dear Helen you agree? I love my children but I can t compete with my wife s possessiveness Whatever I tried with them, she vetoed On the few tunes she'd allow me to take one of them somewhere, I d be JJ~~tbrn ® lkJ ,,...&~.~-.~ h" HENR I ARNOLD ,.,. , non lEI blamed for h1s 'catchmg a cold ' or otherw!lle endangered I thovght yavr p ctl When we d go places as a family, I got the cnt1c1sm for Unscramble these rour Jumbles suggestmg crazy riSks Her 1dea of a b1g event IS to lei the k1ds one letter to each square t o fi!flliii'IJ"V'l':rr''r· iiiI' IJO~hojed form four ord1nary words camp out mthe back yard w1th her sleepmg nearby to protect them Well f1nally, I stopped trymg Smce she wants to be the1r only parent, and smce she badmooths my efforts and Influences the children away from me I decided to giVe m to her w1shes Now Helen she tells everyone I'm an unnatural father who doesn't care for h1s k1ds This was one of her reasons for the divorce She accuses me of carmg more for the children of the woman 1 ,_. r 9 00 - Mary 1y ler Moore 8 10 Mov1e Two Mules f or S1st er Sa r a 3 .4 15 9 30 Toy Tha t Gr ew Up 33 Bob New tl art 8 10 10 00 - Owen Marsha ll q 6 M•ss USA Beauty Pageant 8 10 10 30 - Day at Nrgh l 33 tZERTH/ ~ ] I - 00 - News 6 14 15 - News 3 4 13 Speakeasy 6 M dn1gt1t Spec 1at JS 30 - Mov1e Frankenstem s Blood y Ter ror 13 45 - MovleS J1gsaw 3 The Children s Hour 4 \YARFOP I I 1200 - News s 10 12 15 - Mov1e Island of the Burning Doomed 6 12 30- M ov1es Duel 1n the Jungle 8 Caplam Nemo and the Underwater C ty 10 I 00 Mov1e Black Fr1day l3 I 45 - Mov1e ~ I Marr1ed A Mon ste r fr om Outer Space 4 2 30- News 13 3 45 .,...- Peyton Place A 4 15 - Mov e Our Man m Jamarca 4 III PWM~ EA~S ~VE.N MORE WH~'N THE~5TH I5 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Italian I D1sa.ray City 2 Regardmg 6 Gambol ( 2 wds ) II I ~eater s 3 Ch nb lcadmg 4 Wme s man descrtpttve 12 Love 5 Noachtan to a handi\\Ork 6 Was Ytst.crday s Answer stgnorma 13 Don t solicitous 20 Pales timan 32 1 alk leave plam \\lldly 7 Shepherd i2wds) prophet 21 Speck 33 Among 8 Sulk 22 Regmald - 34 Tmy 15 Dombey 9 lnsh r1ver 23 Negative brook and 10 Comed1an 24 FashiOn 35 D1ck 16 Packed Foxx 25 Odallsque s Tracy compactly chamber hermne 17 Re~mbursed II Enm1t; 1 7 fype s1ze 27 Fra uleins 36 Succ01 19 Sliver IS Sea never 3" 0 1 White b1rd 30 Asmn prophet element 19 Emulate archipelago (var ) 22 W1se Jean Claude 31 F1 om a 39 Designate about K1lly distance 40 ln lcl 26 Superstitious ~~~rT.~ ~~~~~ ones phrase (3 wd s 1 Z8 Wh1t 29 Earthy substance 30 Bearmg 31 B1bllcal moWltatn '5 However ( var ) 38 Genealogical chart figures (2 \\ds) 41 Spanl!lh provmce 42 Path traveled by 11 Across 43 In manner mcarnadme 44 Canadian pemnsula DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t· AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW stmply stands for another In tnts Is One letter sampl e A is used fo r the three L s X for th e two 0 s etc Sm gle l etters apostrophes the l ength and f ormation of the words ar" nil hmts Each day the co de letters are dtfferent />.. I lJ I [j I Prill il SMISUIISWIR lin Jumhlet AGING CRYPTOQUOTES YLZ YAKY TRY DYAM Now arranre the circled letters to form the aurprtse e.nswer, u sureested by the above cartoon A "t xI I I I r (A.uwl!r. lomurruwi Yea11Erday • ~ FAULT BICEPS DIVERT \ An•wer l'eople would expert lhe1r llupport from cmdle tu grove- LEGS KM JTU KM EYJU KT CEY CEY KTYLZYAKYTRYU 0 K T· E 1~ I V.ltt'tli\N fU'U'U.J!. I CEPAYJV Yesterday's Cryptoquote A DOG IS MAN'S BEST FRIEND BECAUSE HE WAGS IllS TAIL INSTEAD OF HIS TONGUE MARK TWAIN <C lt7" Kin1 P'ut.una BJndlc:•~ Inc } UICK TRACY E~ST .. + <l!98 "' LW74 "' 982 SOUTH 10> • K 109 .. AKJ9 8 1 ab l ~ \\ es \ N01 til East Soulh n, ublt 3' 41' Pa ::-;s Pll s:-. Pac-;s ~ a ss Ph 367 741 4 uv~ 1 1 g l' ~T HE L.IMOU£. NE- SPEEDS THROU6H THE DARKNE'55 SUPP05EDL'¥ BEAR N ~ DUCEY TO BARRY NORDEN S PARTY. IC.'ad - t(J Oswald & J a me s Jacoby Wcsl s quee n of d1a monds he ld the f1rst tnck South wo n the co ntinuation drew trumps w1th three * lea ds 1uffed dummy s last dwmond played oul a ll the clubs makmg sure lo wm the las( one 1n dummy led a spade stu" k m h1s nme spot and showed hiS hand Wesl had bee n end pla yed tho lo ughly A club or d1a mood lea d wou ld allow a ruff and d1sca1 d a spade lead ~INNIE WINKLE wou ld esta bi!Sh South s kmg MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP FUL L SERVJCE SHOP Rad 1al Cuts & T oupees fiAa n Sf Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racine Ph 949 9591 WAID CROSS' SONS STORE \VHE\J I t:OU ND as a wmner OUT 'l-OU WERE Nicely played sa 1d East You know I could have beaten th e cont1 act 1f I had Grocenes & General Merchand 1se Racine Ph 949 5772 MIDDLEPORT OHIO SMITH NELSON MOTORS Ph 992 2174 K&C JEWELERS Keepsake D1amond Rtngs Pomeroy • RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE •• ~ • Pass 2. .s RACINE PLANING MILL 700E Main 992 2101 • 2• 3olo Pass South Dou ble Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass ' LAND O'GOSHEN 11 IT 5 FIXIN TO POUR DOWN AN ILL NEVER MAKE IT BACK TOTH HOUSE • K2 , AJ765 +A64.Q 94 "' .).1 ! BIBLE EO IN CHINA 17 You South hold Bultdlng S<Jpplles & Custom Mrllwork Ph 992 3978 PART OF AN ANCIENT SCI'illl WI>$ UNI!!Aim< ONCE: I KNEW HE. WAS NCAPABLE OF"-"LJRDER " LZ:H;l :] ,!&,£$ D L _ fhc brddm!!; has been •• West North Easl u • Paint Plumbing & Elect neal Supplres Tuppers Plains Ph 667'3963 MEIGS TIRE CENTER 1].18J Nt:WSI AP~H t:N:rt-:HIIUSt: MiSN I ~ MIDDLEPORT 0 Short Orders- Carry Out A Cool Dining Room St Rt 7 Chester Ohio Racine RAitJ 2 W RE' KN EE '"" South s besl play would be lo go 11ght up w1th h1 s ace • dra~ the tr umps and lead a • second d wmond fl om dum • my •' Here IS whe1 e the real '' alertness would be requ1red { East would ha ve to go r1ght : up w1th h1s 10 spot so as to be • able to wm the tnck and lead :-- a spade-before Sou th had had • a cha nce to stJ 1p the hand Authonzed Bui ck Pontrac GMC Deater TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE The Store With A Heart Ph 949 3342 ~N 'I"OUI"? HA. ND9 AN? two mo1 e spade tr1c ks GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN RACINE FOOD MARKET 1 KIJOVJ BUT I!Jf1~T IF IT ~'r East was qu1te nghl At tmk one East should have put Ius km~ of d1amonds on Ius par tne1 s queen If South ducked Easl could lead a spade West cou ld wm play any other su1t and wa1l for REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mecha nrc St Ph 992 3325 212 E Main St 8/RP/E.' PREGNANT l S:: NT H l~'l A been w 1de awa k e VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. 500 E Main St GO OD G$<:1CF DOIV T TEL L ME 1 M GET T N6 C AR"':?I(I<. \1 ~ ~SI:: YOU \\ION T HA\ E: W Ci'OO.WL BACK. 1D TUTU What do you do now? A-P.ass You have a pretty go od chance lo beat three spades but a double would be a :- lrlghtluf gamble : TODAY S QUESTION THE DAILY SENTINEL • : Devoted to the Interest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy Ohio :...... ! l 1n~te ad or respondmg two clubs your partner has responded ( r I y J Ac EY TAX +I2 w CHURCH, Letart W Va IU I Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Praver and Blblt study 7 30 p m Cottage Preyer Service Tuesday 10 1 m worShip Service Thursday SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov "' 1>3 BAP CHRIST in Chrlstlen UnionThe Rev Wrlllam Campbell pastor Sunday School 9 30 4m James Hughel supt , evening 1. service 1 30 p m Wednest:tay evening prayer meeting, 7 30 p m Youth prayer service each Tuesday. May 18, 1974 21 April 19) You . 864 764 tK I073 '2 Ph 992 3354 Bakers of Holsvm Bread TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 AS a m worship service n a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF LH "'K MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR 120 E OF GOD - Second St Mason va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday school 10 1 m morning worship 11 a m evangelistic urvlce 7 30 p m Sible study and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone .. t/ 105! • 6 54 <16 WEST Devot ed to the Greater Ohto Valley Cor Rts 7 & 554 •• ARIES (March be st Ia a11o d the company ol agg re ss ve peo pl e Anyone lryrng 10 dictate Ia you toda y w II gel a response they drdn t count on N UHT II Support the Chur.c h of Your Cho1ce 104 W Ma 1n Fof Satu-day By Helen Hottel • 5 t2 HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) Fam1ly RecreatiOn Sw1mmlngs'\. Camp 1ng CHRIST, P 0 BOK 487 Miller St Mason W Va Sunday Bible Study 10 a m Worship 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN tw o hearts lo vour double What Lrbra (Sepl 23 Oct 23) Its When Is a Father Not a Falher• Dear Helen I am the proud mother of lhree beautiful and fantastically "onderful children, ages 13, II and 7 They have a bnght and very able fath er (were divorced ) who IS an act1ve Scoutmaster Little Leaguer Mulgel Football coach churchgoer The only problem Is he forgets to mclude his own children, and always has' To soc1ety he IS an exceptional man while h1s own children suffer Some examples HIS young son broke an ankle over a week ago Fathe r has never made one ca ll, much less a VISit Meanwhile one of his Little Leaguers w1th a broken leg IS showered w1th gifts and VISits from this perfect man' These two boys are good rnends Imagme how 11 seems to my son when the other bo y tells about the kindnesses his father has never offered HIM How do yotl mend a broken heart when your daughter hears her father tell another little gu-1 how cute she IS wh1le he refuse!t to let his own daughter sit on hiS lap ' I ve learned to fiSh camp play hall bmld tree houses make doll clothes as well as mu·se our children through Illnesses while the1r father ndes on a glory of Mr Good The Bible tea ches forgiveness But how can I teach the children to forgtve a man who hurts them so'- DESPERATE MOTHER Dear Mother Why not mstead teach your chtldren w accept what they can I change and stop f11ling theU" lives w1th resentment - as you apparently do ' U they can t have a regular father the next best thmg 1s to learn they can function very well Without hun - H P S On the other hand are you qmte sure part of the problem doesn I he w1th yoo' Read on - 11 11 11 11 lh1s w11 be an ac 11ve year w lh lois ot shOrt tr ps tak en lor .wh ms cat reasons I equal 1 me s spenl develop ng worthwh le programs 11 w II be a profitable year lao II) MASON FIRST BAPTIST - CHURCH Alert East could set contract NfClt hiel \ ulm George Casto pastor Sunday School. 9.JJt-'-..t.venlnq worship 7 30 Thursday even1ng prayer service 7 30 p m MASON WIN AT BRIDGE 992 3001 SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL MARK V STORE MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Second and Porn eroy Sts Stan ~raig pastor Sunday school ., 45 am worship service 11 a m training onion 6 30 p m evening worship service 7 30 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 1 30 p m 8 . 1\(/J I COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday School 9 30 ll m Worship serv1ce 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday night worship 7 30 p m Pomeroy 296 w Second THE DAILY SENTINEL RUTLAND RUTLANO CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor V H Bra ley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worshiP service and com mun 1on 10 30 am youth meet ng 6 p m Sunday evening serv1ce 7 regu lar board meeting third Saturday 7p m 7 8 MEIGS_COUNTY BRANCH Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 Pomeroy 307 Spring Ave MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer, supt worshiP service 10 45 am evening wonh1p alternating with C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting 1 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader 6 7 Mr and Mrs Charles R Shee ts 106 Co urt St P. 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PAULEY GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pastor Roger w lfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday evening worship 7 30 Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meet1ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter l eader WHITES Louis W Osborne Pomeroy Ph 992 2178 FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worsh ip 10 30 am Young Peoples Serv1ce 6 45 p m Evangelistic ser v1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 p m Audubon W ldhfe Theatre 33 Colonial Nat ana l Tour na nent 8 10 JO ~ WdeWortdofSpor t s6 13 FrenchChef33 00 - A B t wtth Kmt 33 Sale of the Century .4 Pett 1coat Junct on 3 The Preakness B 10 Search- The Anatomy of Aula Racmg 15 30 Wor ld of Surv 1val A Lets Grow a Garden 33 N ew Dahng Game 3 West ern Star Theatre I S 00 - L has Yoga & You 33 News 8 Look a t the Book 15 News 3 11 Mov1e Penod of Ad1ust ment 10 30 - Zoom33 UncieW II eShow6 News3 4 15 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence WP.ik i3 4 15 Catc1 33 33 Thnl!seeke r s 3 30 - Bobby Goldsboro 3 Course of Our T 1mes 33 00 - All m the Fa m ly 8 10 Parlndge Fam l y 6 13 Book Bea t 33 Emergency 4 3 15 30 - MASH B 10 Nova 33 Mov1es Don t Be Afra 1d of th e Dark 13 Ttle Ok1 Man Who Cned Wolf 6 4 00 - am LONG 10 1 Helen Help Us. nz 13 0 Copyr ght 1974 Jl:elstt :1' MAY 17 1974 6 00 - New s 3 8 10 13 15 Tru th or Cons 6 Sesame St 20 News 4 Turned On Cr s s ~33 0 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 Room REO~t$li1lt1ED r~URCH l • ( nesday 7 30 p m U M W f rsf Wednesday 1 30 p m WESLEYAN (Rae me} Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m worsh p 11 a m B ble stu dy Th ur ~day 7 p m c ho r pract• ce Thur sday 8 p m f ellow sh p supper f r sl Wednesday 6 JO p m U M w fourth Mond ay 8 p m May 18, 1974 tram your spec al toved one I you beha11e o verly alieni ve towa rd a th rd party Stay n bour ds \ �Real Estate For Sale Not1ce YARD SALE beg nn ng 2 JOp n May a at 10 HJ9h s Pome oy ot io Mos t y g r c lo h ng s zes 8 <Jnd ~ 0 rl s 15 or unaer ur nq y e ~rs your own Ba SC'IIu J y M y rn m to 6 P b~ S e sh n o rl s3 c 5 A HU L D NG 6~ 5 5 161p • n Po Coy o (' P on e 99:1 rurr mCIJ f' s Wanted To Buy F sh D e by~ Ru land L-eo on F arm L <~kc s for boys and g DEEM cus on Bu he M ea P ro ess nQ Phone 3603 Coo v c 01 o s 16 2 c MEIGS Cou y F sh and Gam A sso ~ ~ o:.\ w I spon so For Sale Wanted fo Rent Notice 7 , For Sale C RE M d WANTED o buy o d epo Phon~ 99 7 'l 66 2572 0 997 552? 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L m Pd amoun of cap it n{) css Y Th s go n;;~ bu s nes c r~n be f nan ed ca 99[ 786 29 26 c af e I GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP 8011 W M" nSf to Rutlan d 3 4 mile c ty I m t on r ght B ck Sf and Rt 124 Auto Sales For Rent 5 17 6fc 2 F AM l Y and a Ha r so o R FUR N SHE D wo bed oo mob e home 30 a w rl<: c ud nq v t e PhO e 992 3429 5 'p 3 A ND 4 ROOM tu n shed nd unfurn sh ed pa trr e Phone 992 513.4 4 c ' oom 5 45 p 970 DATS UN p ck u p w h cam per op n good cond ton s 200 or best offer Phone 949 REG I S TERED Angus bu I S Ca l o see B I W e Rock Sp ngs 992 2789 f e 5 p m 5 56c ' BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT water Lmes and Power L1nos All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks tn· 5 53c for s 54 c fc 10 5 IS 3 c s 7J e o 5 eve en 5 ny s 99 'l t c 5 6 tc 4 ROOM furn tShed 8PM n- en Ava ta b e S;J urday P one 992 3658 5 ~ lc 5144 p __________ PO L Y s \u c on eve y r Ll V 7 c m at Pnr k a d q s s An ques co lecto e ns a t oue t urn t u e co o T V s S ep n P & J Odd s a r1 End s 2 5 North St:: c ond S for urn t ure h g il s W se I your h d se he uc on way 99~ 509 5 14 26 c • KO C OT w Gs C ~ s me K OSMETICS For a good cs e FURN I SHED apartmen adu ts on y Pho e 992 5592 4 9 lf c A PARTM E N T f u n shed cond oned Rea so ab t: en 2m les fr on Pon coy ru 304 773 5 e 8. of a l o wn 9925 11 3 He len Jane 5 1.1 fc 3 19 He A TO Z Ma f used turn shed upp l ances cloth ng d shes d rJ m sc Rt JJ oppos te :1 IPr cou r Har tford W Vo 4 10 rtc M E I GS Coun t y F sh and Game Ass n w 1 sponsor a f sh erby rl Ru t and L eg on fa m 1Jke Bovs and g Is 5 years o d er br ng your own ba t fl a m o 6 p n Sa u day May B an or shin e 5 5 3tc now be "lg or summe r <Jnybody age 8 to fun play gu lar s eve Cle and o phone 949 59 13 5 u 6t c RABIES CLINIC MAY 18 MC' gs Cou nty Fa1r Grounds 10 ~ n Noon rain or sh me S2 0 f per rab es shot Sf cm sored by Me g s County 1 u n ane Soc ety Must have d g o leilsh and cats n cov r ed cant a ner Help Wanted ----'--- --1 Employment Wanted 992 2156 5 12 6 r: RMALL A PAPtR CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE mE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992 2156 ';=============-BIG EARNINGS •.. SMALl INVESTMENT TOP PRODUCT ••• DEALERSHIP Yo u can move up a nd realtze your real potent al w1th a $6 500 mvestment Prod ucts m c lude protesstonal tools and hardwa r e recreat1onal equi pment and aulo parts Money Back Guarantee No Selltng GET DETAILS 5 6J 967 MERC U RY Monte ey 475 P one 992 2693 wee kday s 5 6 17 -~--,.-~- Lawn Boy Tec umseh Kof11 er w scons • A 1 ottler makes 97 FOR D P nto seda n <I speed and a 97 1 Dodg e Charg er uutoma c 3 e v 8 Phone 992 73 3 5 15 4 p 20", 3 HP WISEMAN AL t. Nt:\' ' POMEROY LANDMARK Carsey Mgr Ph r:m e 992 2181 Ga tp ol s • STOR Y PERM A ST ONE 3 LARGE MODER N R TCHEN 1 BAT H S PE T T HRO U GH OUT BASEMEN T 2 CAR RAGE ALL ON E RG E F LA T WE L L ND SCAPED L OT R CEO M ID TWENT ES RUTLAND 3 BEDROOMS LA RGE K T L KE N EW CARPET ALU M S D NG OW NER W LL H EL P ~ NANCE FOR QUAL F l ED BUYER PR CEO BELO't' MARKET $12 000 OFFICE446 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGtt cc-446 255 E M Ik e W1 se man 446 37 96 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP For Sale or Trade 205 acres home has 7 rooms and bath nat ura gas heat New 3 story barn 3 out bu d ng s stocked ake 100 acres fenced lots of wil l nut map e & h ckory 3 creeks By appo nfmen on l y F BERGLASS dun e buggy for Sl e or rade Phon e 949 5741 5 15 3 c Mobile Homes For Sate NEW L Y furn shed 3 bedroom E l cona 197 Model w lh t pout n I v ng room E x tra 1 ba1 h n ront bedroom fue l o I furna ce very ow d own payment Can be seen at K ngsbu v Ho me Sa es and ..,erv ce nc 1100 ~a s t Ma n Pome r oy Any d av from 2 pm o7pm 5 12 6t c $46 000 00 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT yea o cl and 2 bedroom one 12><65 969 3 bedroom one 2 bed oom 0><50 Phone 742 960 H W floors TUPP ERS PLAINS L<>ve y br ck 3 8 R bath 5 7 tf c BE RRY M L L t: ~ Mob e Hom e sa e!> has a ot to offer when you s ar shopp ng for your Mob le Home You ca n bea t c h gh cleprec at on you I have on you r home he f rst tw o year s bY shopp ng f o a at e mode used Mob e Home Here are some ever y day ow p ces Real Estate For Sale HOME GROWN oma o pans mp oved MeJC can ye ow ub ee H nds 1350 Also ho peppe s and mangoe s ac oss Thon as Hay 'l f on Mun c f.la Pa r k n Sy ra cuse 5 2 8c GREAt COUNTRY 2 t:U:L>ROOM house n M d de port New kitchen and bath appl ances nc uded Ca I 992 5310 4 25 26t c N C.t J u~o oom home or ~o e :1 ------------rtuw BARGA N Bl LEVt:L STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Moddteporf. ~~meroy L_~--- -'-,--'-'· \- Sll 000 Phone 992 3975 or 992 257 4 19 tfc be ng bu II n exc lu s ve R ggscrest Manor Just sou th of Tuppers Pta ns load s of space for a grow ng ta m ly Buyer ca n f n sh tower eve now or later and save thous ands A SJO 000 home barga n pr ced now at S25 500 Wr te or v sl Fr ed Goeg le n Great A mer can Homes Pom er oy off ce 22 1 W Second Sf open Thursday from 10 a m to 1 p m Sat 9 a m .t I noon Even gs call 742 366A or 1A hour phone ( 1) 239 9681 5 11 2Jc ---- Modern bu ldmg w th bus ness room & love y 3 BR apa rtment modern k ! chen 1 balh s dm ng room gas hot wa ter heat 2 garage s Carpeled 4 MOB I LE homes two 12K50 c RON AND KAREN THOMAS SMITH NELSON MOTORS. 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RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER - GUARANTEEDPHONE $92 2094 Pomeroy Home & Autr Open8 T1IS Monday thru Sal~rday IS Yt.S! modern k tchen w th din ng bar d n ng room basement H W fl oors some ca rp et ng detached garage 2 level ofs n new f'tdd I on S22 500 00 Maple Was Slit 95 Sale Pr1ce Bookcase ':Jes WE HAVE THE BUYERS YOU HAVE THE HOME TO SELL SEE US TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP YOU :::::;:=9=9=2=2=25:9:::o::r::9::9:: 2::2::56::8==:::; r CARPETING 501 NYLON BY BARWICK REGULAR n 95 •7.95 Sq $16995 NEI GLER Bu ld ng Su pply for bu ld ng houses phone 949 3604 ca ll Guy Ne gler Racin e Ohio s 3 26tc Sale Price Rutland 0 $39 95 Walnut Metal Was 579 95 Sate Pr1ce Solid $59 95 Sate Pr1ce Many othen S89 95 $29 95 up Ch1ld s chest wardrobe metal or wood FULL SIZE BEDS COMPLETE Walnut Was 169 95 Sale Pnce Grey Wn SSJ n Sale Pr1cet Antique Poster Was 5149 95 chlffarobes $49 95 3035 10 4 tfc S3D couches sulle w11h table S88 cha1rs sss 3 heavy frame office type lounge lc11air's, a buy at $9 ea good carpel mettal or wood several prs quahty many tables sels fans lamps 10 23 lfc CONCRETE your Free 3284 Co 00 KUHL'S $20 00 up BARGAIN CENTER 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES Brown Wa1 •• Sf " Sale Pr1ce SE PT C TANKS c eaned Mode rn san tat on 992 3954 or Green 'Nu 1199 , Sa let Pr1ce RQd.. War li19 95 Sale Prtce Gr~ttn WI! 169 95 &ale Pr~ce O~h'll ·~· J • • & What Do You Need~ We May Have It• TeieVISIDftS Old lamps Odd ~hatrs Rockers Clocks P1ctures Floor Fan and many other Items Red Carpet Service -Rutland Refrigerator • ••• • Rutland Furniture 742 4211 Rutland 0 ~~L_~-~-t-•H_e_r_b__D_•_v_e__o~r--NUu__. , Oh 0 ----------- -- -------------- -- - ------ ( 5) 3 10 17 3tc PLEASANT VALLEY DISCharges Mrs William B1ggs Pomeroy Susan Roach Mrs Robert Riffle Pomt Pleasant Mrs Dale Stover Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Jack Burns Pornl Pleasant Clarence Eber( Southside Conrue Saltz Wellston Ohio and Mrs Ronald Wh1 te Cheshire PUBLIC AUCTION MAY 18-11:00 A.M. SHRINE CLUB PARK RACINE, OHIO 2- 0id Dmmg Room Su1tes 524 00 and S88 00 3-Wrlnger Wnhers S39 95 up MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE S320 00 pa1r LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDER S Sea l e d pr oposals w 11 be r ece ved bV he Ve te ra n s Memor a Hosp ta Me gs Co untv Of1 o at tl'1e Veterans Memor a Hosp ta ocated n Pomeroy Oh o on Monday June 10 97.4 unl I 2 00 Noon Eastern Da v ght Sav ng s T me and at tha t m e w I be open ed publ c v and read for th e furn sh ng of all abo and mater a ne cessa ry for th e construct on of an Erne gency Treatment Add I on Veterans Memor at Ho sp tal Pomeroy Oh o A I work shill I be done accord ng to th e draw ngs and spec f cat ons as prepared by Hav es Donaldson W tl enm yer &. Partners Arcl'1 ects 601 E ghth Str ee t Portsmouth ~ahy~ prot ect Is under th e sta te cond1t ons of E E 0 as per Government EKecut ve Order of Janua y 21 1972 Provide General Requ rements of af f rmat ve act on program as per Part 4 Sub Part A Sect on 401 of Government Execut ve Order A pre bldd ng conference w I be he d at 10 00 A M Monday June 3 197A n th e Ea st West Din ng Room veterans Memor at Hosp tal tor a contractors b dd ng I he pro tect to discuss all fa ctor s perta n ng to theE E 0 Requ rements and any other quest ons on the proiect By Order of the M e Q$ County HOSJ~ Ital Comm ss on and Veterans M emor a Hosp tal Inc Pomerov Oh o Gas Rafl!le A I sharpaor $249 95 2 speed operat on Cf1olce of water temps Auto water evel control L nt Filter or Power F n Agitator Perme Press Mavtag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothe" w lh gentle even heat No hoi spots no ov erdrylng Fine Mesh Lint F Iter We Spec lhze in Pomeroy Ohto Separate proposa l s w I be recet ved for General Work P umb ng WE ARE pckng up a pano n Elect,.- ca Work your area and would like Work Heat ng Vent a t ng and A r Cond•t on ng Work and some responsible party to Metal Casework take over payments ca I Proposals sha be su bm tted on Cred 1 Manager I61A ) 772 5669 or write 260 East Ma n Proposa l Form conta ned n the spec f cat ons and o th er con Street Ch 11/lcothe Oh o 45601 tract do cu ments wh cl'1 • 7 tfc documents are on f te at th e CHINCHILLA S 7 ch ns w th Hosp tal and at the off ce of th e papers Seven un t cages SO Arch teet Snd are ava lab e o new bathing pans large r.o 1 all prospect ve b dde s dur ng he regu ar off ce hour s unt of cage w re p us m sc equ pment Must se l by cosngofbds One complete set of b d Monday May 20 Ca 1 949 documents for the purpose of 4514 b dd ng may be obta ned from 5 16 3tc Haves Donaldson W tt enmyer & Partners Arcl'1 t ects 601 ANTIQUE drop leaf tab e w th 4 E ghth Street Portsmouth cl'1a lrs and Early Amer can Oh o Upon depos 1 of $50 00 bunk beds Ca I 985 3824 Wh ch depos t wl I be refunded Chester upon r etu r n of b d documents n 5 16 4tc: good con d ton w th n a per od of f fte en ( 15 ) days aft er open ng of b ds Coni ac documents w II be rna led - - ' - - - - -- - - - - - - - ' c o lee I upon wr tten reques NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT an depos I subm tted Case No 21 20l All proposa s must be ac Estate of Albert N coates CQmpan ed by a b d bond bound Oecused n t h e Spec f cat ons and Not ce IS hereby g ven that executed by a bond ng company Jean Coates Qf 714 Me Corm lck I censed by th e State of Oh o Lane Cincinnati Oh o has pav.ab e to fhe order of th e been duly appointed Executrix Owner n an amount not les s of the Estate Of Albert N than f ve (5 pet ) of the amount Coates deceased tate of 71.4 of the b ds The bond or cf1eck McCormick Lane Cine nnatl shall bet forte ted f the b dder Ham lfon County Ohio fa Is to enter nto a contract Creditors are required ro file w th sa d owner The bonds or their claims w th sa d flduciarv checks or the three ow es t w thin four months b dders w II be held unt 1 th e Dated th s 30th day of April execut on of tf1 e contract and 1974 tl'1e turn sh ng of tf1e requ eel Manning D Webster Judge performance bond after wh ch Court of Common P leas they w I be returned on Probate o v slon demand Tt1e cl'1ecks of other (3) 3 10 17 3tc b dders w II be r eturned on demand after the b ds are NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT canvassed Clst No 21 ns A performance bond and a labor Estate ot Leonard Ward and material payment bond Ph&lbnck Deceased both Of 100 pet of the amount of Notice Is hert,Dv g ven that the contract w lh sat stactory R b t E Sf 1 R: t 1 sureties w I be r eq u red from er ugene o ou West over VIrginia has the successfu b dd er s for the 1 o Given been duly appo nled executor fa thful pe forman ce of he of the Estate ot Leonard ward work for each contract awar Phllbr ck deceased late of ded Meigs countv Ohio B ds shall be su bm tted to the Creditors are required to f le Owner on y upon the plans and lh I I I spec f cat on s th at have been lth sa ld' duc IlrY ob e rca ms w t a ned from the off ce ol th e with n four months Arch teet Dated this 30th day Of Apr I The r ght s r eserved by lho 197~ Manning o Webster Judge owner tore ect any and a I b ds Court of Common P'leu and nob dder may w tl'1draw h & Probate Division bid for a per od of forty f ve ( 45 $175 00 Greten Refngerator & Range l1ke new 5420 00 patr Coppertone Jlefrtgerator and Automatics E Main St Pomerov All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block sa t and own Oh o River Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc $99 95 33-Gas & Elee Ranges 20 to 40 w1de S39 9S up 1 g CilpaC.t Maytag "'ill $119 95 Several Sofas $25 00 up Turquotse 'ht II : Clo••,o •d Mo~HI.! r • 1 uppt.""'> f.':,~P1'> 0 S39 95 Rang..-' Ttd "\ h't l 30 lfc C BRADFORD Auct on eer Como ete Service Pf1one9A9 382 1or949 3161 Racne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc ~~~:~~;~~::~~I 1 old but 7looks soo rough BTU air S39 95 Seat Wa1 f139 95 Dressers used from $35 4 orange bar stools w1th backs LOVQ Sale Price 20 Chests and 1 t to redo SIS l :~u1~.!'~~29~t9s oak wtlh mtrror $65 Sale Pr1ce S11S oo Many others $29 95 up SEP T C TANK S AROB C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M LLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 .. we don t have t we II try f nd 1t 1 Mahogany Wa& 1119 95 reasonable ra es Ph .f46 4782 Ga po l s John Russel owner and opera or 5 12 tfc Arnold (;rate Matched 110 V Dryer 1100 pr I 1¥\et;• I Hosp1tal complete------US out for all your lhou!;eh,olld furn sh ng needs S69 95 Sale Price Yd RUTLAND FURNinJRE Hoovetr M101 Washer & Grey Meta I WI s 159 95 SEPTle--TA NKS-7t-;;;; ed SPECIAL! 5 000 BTU hkenew S89ea $79 00 Sale Price WILL tr m or cut tre es and sh ubberv Also clean out ba sem ents a t cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 7A2 A441 4 23 26tc 1 Roll Candy Stnpet With rubber back 3 99 sq yd Ntce for bedrooms dens lptchens etc ,.,-----$45 Condlttoners Jenny Ltnd Was S89 95 DOZER work land clear ng by the acre hour v or contract farm pond s roads et c Large dozer and operator w fl'1 over 20 years exper ence Pul m s Excavat ng Pom eroy Oh o Pl'1one 992 2478 12 19 tfc We have undreds of ca rpet va ues You ob can be complet ed n 1 to 2 weeks No lf"lnn wa t n.., r.PI" nri ~~~~~:::~\~~ MAYTAG II Washers-549 95 up Ranges_ 520 up Maple was S99 75 SEW ING MACHINt:.:, kepair serv ce a I makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author ze d S nger Sa es and Serv ice We Sharpen Sc ssors J 29 tfc delivered right to prolect Fast and el!lsy est mates Phone 992 Goegle n Ready M x M ddleport Oh o 6 Clean Used Items BEDS COMPLETE TWIN SIZE M1ddleporl READY MIX '99.95 $239 95 $189 95 992 73<9 FUR FREE est mates on alum num repla ce m ent w ndows s d ng storm doors and w ndows Ra I ng Phone Charles L sle Sy ra cuse Oh o carl J acob Sa les Representat ve V V Johnson and Son nc 4 30 ti c S69 95 IS IT COLOR FADED? ,N :!lid Refrigerator 00 $149 95 1 1._:.:.~.:.:..--------~. Sln" S88 LEAKING' P ce ncludes nsta ll at dn and f ree padding Ta lk to Wendell Gr a t e ca rpet consu tant 741 4211 YOUR ROOF All WEATHER HARDWARE & ZUSPAN Coppertone dbl door frosfless '¥11 Sl99 f! "For Free Estimate 1nqu1re 1ow about a beautiful new roof 10 fashion colors But It to Your Spetcs oehvered to Job S1te H & w Refr ge at on Ser v ces Re lr gera t ors fr eezer a r cond oners and commerc a un Is Phone 992 5587 or 992 7204 5 15 26 p Specwl Of The Week BEDROOM SUITES Under New Management OPEN Roger Hysel s Gar age nea r c ossro ads on St ate Route 124 a 30 to 6 p m Monday th ougf1 Sa urday Pho e 992 5682 o 992 7121 s 1526tc {mapleorwalnut)_ $34 '5 Dmettes 4 chatrs S75 00 w1th 6 chatrs S9' 00 pc L1vmg rooms from $199 SALE 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 AIR CONDITION NOW 7 "f Rockers, _ _ _ _ $69 95 Deluxe S79 95 pc Maple Bed room Sulles - - - 5132 50 pc Table Sets On Most Amen can Cars ' MATERIALS CO Mason W Va 773 555 4 replacement GUARANTEE NEW FURNITURE Patchwork Swtvel '5.55 FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay HOGG Kuhl s sells both New and Used Furntturet Every appliance sold ts used and carnes a 30 day refund or AUTOMOB LE nsurance been cance lled " Lost your operator s license Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc EXPERT Wheel Alignment OFFICE SUPPLIES and N 2nd Ave M ddleport u Under New Managemetnt -EXCELSIOR -----------Salt Work! _ ________ RACINE OHIO 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy Pomeror EXCAVAl Nl:r nn7f~r tnader and backhoe work sepl c tanks Installed dump truckS and lo boys for h re will haul f 1 dirt top soli imestone and grave Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 99 2 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc _........, RACINE GARAGE POMEROY HOME & AU:rd FOR Memo a t Da y n ce FA RMS AND se l ec t on ofF owers Bas k ets CL E LA ND GREENHOUSE A var ety of Sp ays Fay e s G fl Sh op cabbage and tomato plants North Second St M ddleport for sa le Also broccol and 5 7 tfc ca ul flow er sweet !'eppers hot peppers eggp ants head lettu ce and EASTER FLO WERS pansy mums aza ea hydrangea geran ums petun as several k nds of hang ng baskets Gerald ne Cleland Racine Oh o 3 29 tfc Rad1ator Spec1ahsl PH. 949-3611 For Sale For Sale Nathan Biggs Ph 992 2174 Ph 992 2174 I I ' ;::,... 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ra po ce 9 3 KAWASAK 750 good P l ease co ac Po l1 er oy cond on low n eagE' Ca l Po t ce Depa tn en t 992 2427 9 19 962 af e 5 p n 4 6 lf c , 5 c WANTED TW N N EE DL~ SE W N G p umber MAC H NE S 197-1 Mode n pp V AI l eu tur es wa tnu st and A 337 Nor h bu n to make ncy des gns M dd lepor and do s r e tcl'1 sew ng A so bu onho es b nd hems et c $43 35 ca sh or e rr s va table Phon e 99 2 2653 5 4 tf c IN POMEROY PHONE 5 0 ABOVE 10 POINT CHECK) Good the whole month 01 Bu !dozer Rad alor to lhe ALL WEAllfER 97 K IN GSWOOD Estate SW Pb Ps au o 1 wl ee l 400 2 A Rosewood me at c ba ck v y n er o 44 000 m res $2 485 Ca I 992 33 17 L mow equ pment PAPERCARRIER THE DAILY SENTINEL SF RA L k d ;:, 1 50 Syracu se Lund Sy cus 0 PAINTING 430 tf c 969 DODGE p ckup 6 cy l nder s t~nd a rd Phone 992 5252 5 7 3tc c w WANTED up WE HAVE 40 PROPERTIES TO SELL DROP IN AND WELL TALK OVER THE ADVANTAGES OF OWNERSHIP sta on 949 W IL L YS 2 d parts wagon w 1'1 t e to Pho e 992 3646 5 17 4 c SHASTA I Cl npcr w h t1 h Co a t s T a e Park R c ne Oh o V q I W lkC' r 5 26c 0 m es no l h ot Pomeroy dea for coupe Re easo abe Phon e 992 7J79 5 1 fc fr en d y serv ce a n 1 someone to c hat w th g ve me a 5 2 7 c a1-1ar m M tid p All s Chil n er s I ac o h ee c sta 1 equ pp ed 42 nch o a y mowe J 3 t s owb l ade exce l en co d t on Con ac M a v n Kee b1lug t1 d<ty 991 53J2 aft er 7 p n Y85 39 J 9 OVliiHAUt liAR SEll ADJUSnRS 10 INSPIO REAR WIIHl CYliNDERS Wat er Elecfrtc Gas Sewer L1n es 1n stalletd Work guaranteed Dozer Backhoe Truck s L m eston e & F II 0 rt Commercial Restdenflal Co nstru ction & Remod Pomeroy 0 399 w Ma n Located at Modern Supply small Eng m e Repa.r 1965 - CHEVR oLET Stat on Wago n $ 75 Honda 350 moo cycle S600 Can be seen f.7 5 L n co tn H e g ht s Pome oy 5 17 ] p ONE 7 ClfAN AND INSPECT IIU IIAKES 8 IHSPIO lEAR AXIl SEALS ,HTERIOR EXTERIOR Phone 742 4p73 742 5595 Btll Brown Owner Rutland Ohto 992 3D92 5 6 3 p 655 1 6 I'IESSUIII CHECK POWU BOOSTfl NELSON FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS W1lktnson Small Engme 967 ONE ton Fo rd Stake bed ruck Phone 992 255() or 742 phOne YY2 7 BEDROOM doub l e w dr mob e hom e urn s e d u t es pa d 0 t R 7 nca Po neroy Cet I 992 70 7 o 992 7666 9 S IIEI'UNISH MAtTa ffiiNIIO RUII . DITCHING SERVlCE Other nd v dua l awards were Woodmen of the Wor ld Amen can H story Award AI sa Wa ker Cheerleade of th e Year Sandy Curt s F FA Swee th eart L sa Hera ld F FA Star Gr eenhand Paul Jones Chern st ry Ach evemen t Award R ck Couch Joy Wh te Bronze Tes t Tube Award fa 0 gence n Dav d Moore Chern s tr y OWA ach evemen t and sc h o la s t c mp ovemenf 4 OVRIIAUL F10111 Sllf ADJUSTIIS 500 E Mam 5 ... ROCERY bu s ness for sa 13u td ng for sa e or lease p one 773 56 8 f om 8 30 p m to 0 p m fo ilppo n c t 3 20 lt c 3 INSPIO F10111 W11R ffiiNDOIS . NT~RE STE D 5 7 31C 2 IIIPACX AND ADJUST FIOII1 WIIR IUIINGS 742-6273 Est1mates the valedlclortan Joyce DaVIs Ezra K1ser salutatonan was honored w1th an award for oulstandmg achievement m mathemat1cs by Earl Young math mstruclor K1ser was a National Mertt Sc holarsh ip fmalrst I QWI AND IIISPKT F10111 IIAll 11111GS PHONE I ree Garage 742-5293 1Contmued from page I) INSPECTION SPECIAL Roofmg Spoutrng Alummum Srdmg And Complete Remodeling DAY OR NIGHT Achievement SAFETY BRAKE Pomeroy F ee Est mates Now Open for Bus ness 9- The Dally Sent111el Mrddlepori-Ptxneroy 0 Friday May 17 1974 PRICE CONSTRUtnON PHONE 992-5271 .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 OLD !I.Jr n ure oak ab es y l mJe c ocks ce boxes brass beds 6 p m d shes desks or co np ete 5 16 6l C househo d s W t e M D M le Rt d Porno OY Ot () COUNTRY HOME off R on 196 FOR D Econo ne Van good co d on Phon e Dw gh Ca I .:a t 992 ?760 3 8 oom s and bath n ew v 5 13 c A b y 698 7257 t:lefo e 2 30 en odel ed w h J a res of De v any t me on d b n a d 1;1<1 aq e Ca 992 7 87 bef o e 5 p n 992 76 - ! ~lo lled ] YOU saved a d saved o w l o w ca pe Keep new w th B c l us e Re r> ec r c arr pooer $ Bake Furn u e Con pa y 5 7 3t c Bus1ness Opportumlles - : J&B AUTO BODY 7J 0 000 D PRESl GE HOME S Now undc cons uc on wo arq e ea u nq 3 bed oon s 2 ba s arg e am y oom and wo ca g~ r age Mos fo you mo ey n Meg Co n y l eo Y oca t ed us I m les Nor h of Po me oy bet ween Me s H gh Sc;:: hoo nd Sa sbu Y E le l'len ary w e o ca F r eel B Goeg l e n G ea A e ca Hon es 22 We st Moved ·ins de Sec ond S Pome oy Even ng s c.a l 712 3664 o 24 corner hr phone ( 39 96 8 5 7 2c ,.MEMORIAL DAY" su e 5 p CC<' PI on e 99 5 57 F r G a st on bo 0 to se powe mo lo c ud 9 er Ca 1 992 7774 arc 6 OLOCI u s 60 no £'Cil S W g ve \ 3 uo p cc H o rs o mo e ...., g ve be r 1 ct: Ca 985 479 7 MATCH F be a d 7 5 7 '} c Nt glass >O t w h OS h p '110 or y qu pp d pr ced lo k sa e s ,695 Phone 992 T ] r JAMES CARNAHAN, AUC110NEER • • • Some Mdse sold on consignment If you have an arttcle to sell, brmg it, Some goods to be sold are 12 aluminum boat new Hotpolnt dish washer milk cans rockmg chatrs radto T v set old bottles · tables cupboard hay rake oxyokes, 5 ton bulk tank, auger & motor, roto t1ller, numerous other articles Lunch available on ground Not responsible m case of accident • Orpha Ohlinger OWA ey ou t stand ng performance Ka en R ggs g r ls sports eader sh p Seth Belly Crocker L or Fam y L eader Ma v Kraw sczyn 0 A R Good C t ze nsh p Joyce Da v s Vo ca l anal nd v dua awards ol d sf net on went to Randy H I auto mechan cs Ted F sher weld ng Mary Janey cos mefo ogy W I am Myers draft ng and Edward M1tchell and Dav d Barrharl electron cs Sherry Ho was awarded lh e cosme l o ogy advanced ha r s t y ng sc holarsh p Var s ty tr ack awa ds were presented to Tom Lowe y Ph Ohl naer ke Me Dan el M Mark 0 ler M ar k Morr s Bob W II am son Terry Wh t latch R1ck Bol n Ron Couch Haro d S1sson and Edd e S sson and r ese rv e awards to Danny Bull ngton Steve Rando ph Bruce Reed Mark G !key Crenson Pratt Ken Stewarl Danny Harr son Jeff Pat terson Orr on Blan chard Terry Qualls J mmy D Quall s lonn e Coats Tom Sc t es John R Th omas and Kenny Hoffman and Joe An thony manag ers Rec p ents of golf awards were J 0 Story , Bru ce Black stan Je ff Wa rn er Joe Rosenbaum John Thoma s and Jeff R dgway Ba se ball e tt ers we r e presen led Ia M ck Ash Perk Au t Steve Bachner Fred Burney M ck Davenporl Ga r y George Br an Ham l ton M1ke Magnotta Charl es M arsha I Jell McK nney, NEW HAVEN W VVa Orpha Kemper Ohlinger New Haven dred Thursday at Holzer Medteal Center Mrs Ohlinger was the daughter of the late Thomas and Martha HaD Kemper She was preceded In death by her husband Martin L Ohlinger Mrs Ohlinger was a member of St Paul Lutheran Church over 50 years She graduated from Marshall Umvers1ty attended Ohio Uruvennty and Ohio SLate and Laugh! school In Parkersburg Columbus and Mason County for 31 years She Is also a member of the Rhododendron Homemakers Club She Is survived by a nephew Floyd Kemper Omaha Neb Funeral arrangements will be announced later by FO!!Iesong Funeral Home J 74 Olds 88 H T 72 P~ Olds Cut S Cpe , a1r, tape player ... Chr s Ba ley Reg na B ng Joyce Oav s R ta Oav s D nah Er le wme Conn e Garnes Ven da Gibbs Jack e Hoover Brenda Nelson V ck e OberhoJzer Dana Pa nter Roxie Patterson Debra Perce Cheerlead ng award s wen I to freshmen Mary Bl ae ll nar Mary Boggs Jane Hut ch son Becky Thomas Pam North tun or vars ty Demar s Ash Mem Auf! Debb e Ba ey V cky Manley and Kathy Rupe and vars ty Sandy Curtis Janet Nea l Dan e Smtfh Judy Snowden and Pam W lson Vocat ona agr culture certlf cates of complet on were awarded to Frank Colwell J m Morr s Tom Rom ne Peart ... 71 Olds Cut S Coupe, power, au 71 Pont~ac Cat 71 Olds Tornado, power, a1r, new w/s/w 4 Door, v-roof • 1795 '2795 1 '2795 11495 1 1995 1895 1 69 Olds 88 4 Dr full power, a1r 1095 69 Pontiac Bonn I 2 Dr H T r YiQOf, air '895 1 69 Chev Imp H T Cpe, V-8 auto 1295 68 Dodge Charger H T Cpe , auto , P.S 1895 66 Ford 4 Dr H T r V-8, auto I p s .. .. .. 1595 67 Ford Frl 500 4 Dr, V-8, auto, PS '795 1 Karr & Van Zandt 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Untrl6 011--ltl 5 p m Sat 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA 52595 Custom Hatchba ck coupe dark green fln1sh Ike new wh l e wa f t re s fu I wheel covers protect ve s d e mo d ngs power brakes rad o 6 cylinder eng ne w th sta ndard transm ss on A VERY POPULAR MODEL & ONE THAT WILL PLEASE YOU '-. 19711MPALA CUSTOM CPE $1995 Local owner new w w tires V 8 eng ne w th power stee ng & brakes aqua f n sh blk v nyl roof dark n fer or fa ctory a r cond t oned rad o - See th s one 1971 DODGE CORONET $1695 Stat on Wag on loca car 1ke new automat c gold f n sh clean nter~or stee r ng & automattc trans 1st I ne t res 31 8 V 8 power POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO C ndy Cra g Mark Dr lard Lone LeFebre Mark Malson Dan el WI I am Robert Quat s Myer s and Multi area tab tra n ng cert f cates of comp let on wen t to Debb e Brudg e Da v d Carsey Jenny Caruthers Larry Coleman Br dget Goble Ronne Hoffman Br an See! g and Jeff R dgway Re< p ents of the Sp r Is Club and sophomores JIm Hutton Jack Well and Steve P ckens chell Sian NvJon Mark Oiler first second and th ird places Mike Richards Wayne Honored for perfect attend Searles and Paul Voss ance lor the school year were Mark Davis won f rst and Andy Hoover R chard Teresa Burchett second n the Macomber K rpberly science fair awards Ohlinger Angela Sisson For French scholarship and Cynth,. Jo Eads Scott Fraser actilievement Paula Eichinger Kenneth G !key Redlna Pratt won the award for a f rst year Kenneth Byer S dney Puckett student and L1sa Thomas for a second year student 2 Dr H T 6 cyl Steven Bac hn er Kenneth Swartz Robert Will amson Ernesl W II R1ta B rchl eld T pan sh scholarsh p and Chris Ba ley Mary Blaettnar ach1evement awards were and Cheryl Kennedy presented to Apr I Frazer Pep Club awards went to co Spanish I M ke Magnotta <a plams David Wolfe Tqm Span sh II and V1ckl Kelly Lowery and Esther Lowery Span1sh Ill while Span ~h Club wtfh sp1rit awards going to Kathy Werry and L sa Thomas Sen or vocal music awards were presented to Ven1da G bbs Jan Hotter Debra McGult n Peggy 0 Brien Cherie Schaeffer Reuter Debra V ck1 Oberholzer Fred Burney Larry Coleman Kenneth Searles and David Swisher 1495 1 1395 1 PB P S 995 1 auto 68 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill '695 4 Dr H T wtth a1r 67 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 595 1 4 Dr GOOD SELECTION OF OllfER CARS See Ray Rrggs or Rog e r R1 e bel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 EHS honors (Continued from page by senrors were Steve An derson and Jane Whrtehead and activity keys went lo Steve Goebel and Marhe Caldwell selected by the faculty Othetrs w nn ng_keys among the seniors were Cheryl K m es Latin plus a S5Q schotarsh p Rosetmary Clark h ome econom cs Marlha M _yers library work Pat t y Grossn ickle business off ce education Debb e Burns EngliSh Paula Haub er music Steve Goebel science Larry Atherton soc1al stud1es and Jo Enevoldsen and Robyn Ga ner yearbook Crystal Erw n and Larry Atherton rece ved trophle~ as the best actress and actor of the sen lor class and 1un ors rece vmg trophies for the same ac compl shment Mand e Rose and Kev1n 0111 Cheryl K1mes was the wmner of the school n the Good C hzensh p contest of the Return Jonathan M e g s Chester 0 bara Hender son Ju a Ca penter Paul Hawk M cl fl Sm th Chuck Sa rg ent and Jo Henderson Steve Goebe won the t ophy for th e most mproved basebal player presented by Coa ch Larry Heines W nnl ng p aqu0s for out stand ng ac co mpflshments n ba seba ll w er e Don Eichinger bes t hitter Goebe l best p lcher Greg Ba ley best def ense Mi ke Larkins most mproved player Recelv ng other ba se b a I awards were Steve Goebc four year letlerman M ke Larkins Randy Stake three ye;~r l e tter men Don E ch nger Ph I Bowen T m Spencer Greg Ba ley t wo year s and John Sheets M ke Harris Rob Barber J m Kuhn Dave Hannum Steve Holter Greg W nebrenner and Steve Nelson Freshman basketb a award~ -"""'t to Ph I p Ma k Hawk Bob M ke Sm lh R ck LaComb Headl ey Cause y Darrell Drak e Kev Barton Bruce Riffle R ck American Rev olut on Cheerleaders w nn ng Barr nger J m Pulmon a I John Evans Du ane Wolfe p r esente( reserve basketball cer t f ca l e Teresa M ke Harns Ph I Bowen M k e Chapter of Ihe Da'!?h ters of the awa rds were Cindy D II C ndy R tch e Dana Epple and Edwards freshm en reserves Mart e lola Walker Katr na Sue Cremeans Sue Patty Andrew s Sh en Young Kathy Newell An ita Buckfey Dana Pullins Nota Young Kathy Follrod Joanne Flck Deni se Dea n Jayne Smith Reg na Kimes Teresa Carr Jane Whitehead Steve Follrod Steve Goebel Mandie Rose Marsha Kimes Nancy Miller Deanna He nsley Martie Caldwell Teresa Ch chester Betsy Amsbary Suzy Goebel David Weber Joe Buchanan Bill Amberg er Teresa Buckley, Mark Mora Pam Kautz Paula Hauber Sherry Epple Patricia Win don George P1ckens and Jull Whitehead. Winning perfe<t attendance were Rosemar y Bar Six fined in mayor's court S1x defendants were fmed rn Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smtih s Court Thursday mght vmy l roof 71 MERCURY MONTEGO. Clark Conn e Putman Mullen Gary Snouffer Rand y awards were Robb1e Eason Sn der and Ph I Wea ve r Alan Mc Laughlin Maureen electrontcs communlcat ons Hennessy and Da v 1d Wolfe cert I cates of complet on lndustr al arts cer t flcates of M ke Bareswilt David Barn metrit went to f reshmen harl Floyd Burney Steve Robert W II John Part ow and Burlon Mark Clark Ray Randy Lyons f rst second Darst Andy English Greg and lh rd places respectrvely France Brian Friend James Me La n Alan Mills Ed M1l 4 Dr Wagon V 8 auto cert flcates ser v ce awards w ent to Oav d Moore Pho l 0111 nger Marty 1595 1 70 FORD LTD Barbara FIELD TRIP- <lilldren of the Intermediate clasa of the Metgs Community School 10 to 15 yeiK' oltls cmcluded a study umt on small animals which Uve m the water or near 11 Thursday by Lakmg a trip to a Kingsbury Road farm to view a dam constructed by a beaver The children picked bouquets of wildflowers and enroute back lo the school stopped at the home of Mrs Jean Wood aide to Mrs Kale Jerrell the teacher lo see some baby kittens .. • vmyl roof Katr na Batey Cathy Davis Paula Hawk Crlssy Morlan Ted FISher Jeff Gr ate R chard Hall eld M1ke Hayes Randy Hysell Wayne Pullins Carla auto Gro ss n c kl e Bonn e Barnnger Larry Ath erton Tonya Keebaugh M el ssa Coleman lr s P gott and Martha Myers Instrum ental instructor Charles Wills com pi mented ttl@ band members on the r hav ng won a super or rat ng In district compet t on and an excellent ra t ng In the later state event He presented gifts of /etwelry to each member Inc ud ng Louann Newe ll complet on Robert B rc hf eld Sherry Holt 6 cyl Burke Peggy Chaney Sieve Smith and Sherman Wh te welding cerhf cates of vmy l roof PS 71 MAVERICK ...... Erwin Charles P S P S William Amberger Crystal Ramsburg Frye Mary Janey and Teresa Sn1der drafting cer t lf cates of co mpf e f on l onn e Black Terry Brewer Steve Br ckles V 8 auto Pre sented ce rt flcates for serv ce as f brar ans were Ron Hoffman Herb Me Intyre Kenneth Searles Robert Vance Danny Robson Paul Searles and Da e Smith weld ng awards of ap prec at on M ke Hayes and Rober! Van ce cosmetology cert f cates of comp et on Pat V 8 auto Batey vars ty Barnell Jeff B rchfreld Wayne Cleland Charles D ehl Dav d Grant Delmar Golf Randy HI M ke Hoffman Rober t 1895 1 71 FORD, 4 DR. WAGON bach Ben ram n Dowell Marshall 2 Dr H T Edwards Theron Dav d Workman and Gary Wil l am Sto ne auto mechan cs cer ttf ca te s of completion Ron Arms Roger Barry sma ll V 8 auto Caldwell Tonya Keebaugh Crystal Erwin Becky Ebers Sm1lh and Randy Wood OWE Neece 72 CHEV. CHEVELlE • Pe9gy Trussell Jan Wilson Av s B ssell V ck e Gaul Liz certificates of co mplet on to Jeffr ey Den ver Ra y Bush L ghtfool 350 V 8 stalld Good shape I) You II l1ke Our Qualty Way of Domg Bli5tness 2095 1 71 FORD GALAXIE 500 & a1r...... 11795 70 Olds Cut S Cpe , pow , a1r, v-roof. 70 Ch!JSier Newport 4 Dr , pow & an 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power, a1r 72 CHEV. 1h TON 2695 '2495 2295 1 2795 PontiaC Cat % long w de bed 4 Dr 1 71 2195 1 '5900 1 • 71 Peggy Malone Shell y Mank n BOE cert f1 cates of com pletlon m stenograph c went to a1r Dodge Swtnger H T, V-8 auto, P S R1ta M cCun e Vaughan and Patty W II .. Duster Cpe , V-8 auto , P S Debra G lk ey Dense Haw ey L nda Hyse ll Sue Jeffers Dav&d R c h ard s D ana R dgway Jean n e Schne der Debra Sc'hoonover F loss e Sm 1th T na Sp res Brenda Van Meter Gress D on '4400 '3895 72 Vau~han Debra Kn ght 5800 1 ... . 12295 72 FORD CUSTOM Sedan 4 Dr I y-roof r air I ke new 302 V 8 sta nd long w1de bed blue & while Sed , demo , a1r 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Sed , au 73 Cadillac Cpe OeVIIIe, power, 72 Chev lm p Cus Cpe , v-roof R chards R ck Stoba I Don Paul Me Dan el M ke Me died Thursday 74 Olds 98 Lux 2595 1 72 FORD SPORTS WSTOM. USED CARS M ke Dave Wolfe and Edd e W lson manager Bus ne ss and Off ce Educat on cer t f cates of complet on n I h e c er ca classes were awarded to Donna Boyd Barbara De moskey Sandr a Flo cca r Sonya Ohl nge Sandy Ruschel Donna Bunch She l y Clark Gress V v an D nguss Long w1de bed 307 V 8 sland • Nesse road Steve Pr ce M ke Robson (5l 10 17 24 31 4tc Ha 73 CHEVROLET 1h TON....... Sam Balas Reedsville $5 and costs rmproper backing David Wade Middleport $10 an~ costs open flask Mary Roush Mason $5 and costs assured clear distance Jerry Hubbard Racine $5 and costs runrung red light Bennett Roush POmeroy $10 and costs reddess operation Raymond Cline $10 and costs In toxicatlon $2S and costs Indecent manner N. W. COMPIDN, 0. D. jltTOMETRIST. OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 1 TO 5 (CLOS E; AT NOON ON THURS l - EA.ST COURT ST ) POMER Y ' and tellers to Randy B akc Larkins Rob Barber Steve Nelson Dave Hannum Don Eichinger Dan Good Tom Reed Brian Conde Jeff Holter and Dana F1ck Head basketball coach B I Ph II Ips presented vars ty basketball awards to Steve Oil Tom Baum Steve Goebel Randy Orr Dave Weber Tony Milhoan R ck Hollon John Sheets Larr y Atherton T m Spencer and Greg Ba ley Manager a t bars wen I to Bru ce Bissell Ga I Osbo ne B II Amberger Tim G II an and Noah Hy se l T erry Smith rece1v ed a p laque as high point winner for the season and Larry Atherton a trophy as the most va luab e player on th e tra ck team W nnlng cer tlf cates for th e track t ea m were Gary Longenette Larry Longenett e Bruce R file Philip La Comb Jeff Day and J m Langdon Letter s went t o Larry Athe ton Steve Anderson Terry Sm th John Smith Greg Reed. Max Long Dana Ftck Phil p Bowen Rick Causer Mar k Grossnickle Rober H arr s and M ke Sm lh Troph es lo he ng named to the All SVAC team were John Sheet s and Ttm Baum LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. PHONE Next 992 7777 to Jones Boys POMEROY HOURS: DAI~Y 9 AM-8 P~ SUNDAYS , 1 PM-6 PM . I �Real Estate For Sale Not1ce YARD SALE beg nn ng 2 JOp n May a at 10 HJ9h s Pome oy ot io Mos t y g r c lo h ng s zes 8 <Jnd ~ 0 rl s 15 or unaer ur nq y e ~rs your own Ba SC'IIu J y M y rn m to 6 P b~ S e sh n o rl s3 c 5 A HU L D NG 6~ 5 5 161p • n Po Coy o (' P on e 99:1 rurr mCIJ f' s Wanted To Buy F sh D e by~ Ru land L-eo on F arm L <~kc s for boys and g DEEM cus on Bu he M ea P ro ess nQ Phone 3603 Coo v c 01 o s 16 2 c MEIGS Cou y F sh and Gam A sso ~ ~ o:.\ w I spon so For Sale Wanted fo Rent Notice 7 , For Sale C RE M d WANTED o buy o d epo Phon~ 99 7 'l 66 2572 0 997 552? 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L m Pd amoun of cap it n{) css Y Th s go n;;~ bu s nes c r~n be f nan ed ca 99[ 786 29 26 c af e I GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP 8011 W M" nSf to Rutlan d 3 4 mile c ty I m t on r ght B ck Sf and Rt 124 Auto Sales For Rent 5 17 6fc 2 F AM l Y and a Ha r so o R FUR N SHE D wo bed oo mob e home 30 a w rl<: c ud nq v t e PhO e 992 3429 5 'p 3 A ND 4 ROOM tu n shed nd unfurn sh ed pa trr e Phone 992 513.4 4 c ' oom 5 45 p 970 DATS UN p ck u p w h cam per op n good cond ton s 200 or best offer Phone 949 REG I S TERED Angus bu I S Ca l o see B I W e Rock Sp ngs 992 2789 f e 5 p m 5 56c ' BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT water Lmes and Power L1nos All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks tn· 5 53c for s 54 c fc 10 5 IS 3 c s 7J e o 5 eve en 5 ny s 99 'l t c 5 6 tc 4 ROOM furn tShed 8PM n- en Ava ta b e S;J urday P one 992 3658 5 ~ lc 5144 p __________ PO L Y s \u c on eve y r Ll V 7 c m at Pnr k a d q s s An ques co lecto e ns a t oue t urn t u e co o T V s S ep n P & J Odd s a r1 End s 2 5 North St:: c ond S for urn t ure h g il s W se I your h d se he uc on way 99~ 509 5 14 26 c • KO C OT w Gs C ~ s me K OSMETICS For a good cs e FURN I SHED apartmen adu ts on y Pho e 992 5592 4 9 lf c A PARTM E N T f u n shed cond oned Rea so ab t: en 2m les fr on Pon coy ru 304 773 5 e 8. of a l o wn 9925 11 3 He len Jane 5 1.1 fc 3 19 He A TO Z Ma f used turn shed upp l ances cloth ng d shes d rJ m sc Rt JJ oppos te :1 IPr cou r Har tford W Vo 4 10 rtc M E I GS Coun t y F sh and Game Ass n w 1 sponsor a f sh erby rl Ru t and L eg on fa m 1Jke Bovs and g Is 5 years o d er br ng your own ba t fl a m o 6 p n Sa u day May B an or shin e 5 5 3tc now be "lg or summe r <Jnybody age 8 to fun play gu lar s eve Cle and o phone 949 59 13 5 u 6t c RABIES CLINIC MAY 18 MC' gs Cou nty Fa1r Grounds 10 ~ n Noon rain or sh me S2 0 f per rab es shot Sf cm sored by Me g s County 1 u n ane Soc ety Must have d g o leilsh and cats n cov r ed cant a ner Help Wanted ----'--- --1 Employment Wanted 992 2156 5 12 6 r: RMALL A PAPtR CARRIER WANTED IN RACINE mE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE 992 2156 ';=============-BIG EARNINGS •.. SMALl INVESTMENT TOP PRODUCT ••• DEALERSHIP Yo u can move up a nd realtze your real potent al w1th a $6 500 mvestment Prod ucts m c lude protesstonal tools and hardwa r e recreat1onal equi pment and aulo parts Money Back Guarantee No Selltng GET DETAILS 5 6J 967 MERC U RY Monte ey 475 P one 992 2693 wee kday s 5 6 17 -~--,.-~- Lawn Boy Tec umseh Kof11 er w scons • A 1 ottler makes 97 FOR D P nto seda n <I speed and a 97 1 Dodg e Charg er uutoma c 3 e v 8 Phone 992 73 3 5 15 4 p 20", 3 HP WISEMAN AL t. Nt:\' ' POMEROY LANDMARK Carsey Mgr Ph r:m e 992 2181 Ga tp ol s • STOR Y PERM A ST ONE 3 LARGE MODER N R TCHEN 1 BAT H S PE T T HRO U GH OUT BASEMEN T 2 CAR RAGE ALL ON E RG E F LA T WE L L ND SCAPED L OT R CEO M ID TWENT ES RUTLAND 3 BEDROOMS LA RGE K T L KE N EW CARPET ALU M S D NG OW NER W LL H EL P ~ NANCE FOR QUAL F l ED BUYER PR CEO BELO't' MARKET $12 000 OFFICE446 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGtt cc-446 255 E M Ik e W1 se man 446 37 96 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP For Sale or Trade 205 acres home has 7 rooms and bath nat ura gas heat New 3 story barn 3 out bu d ng s stocked ake 100 acres fenced lots of wil l nut map e & h ckory 3 creeks By appo nfmen on l y F BERGLASS dun e buggy for Sl e or rade Phon e 949 5741 5 15 3 c Mobile Homes For Sate NEW L Y furn shed 3 bedroom E l cona 197 Model w lh t pout n I v ng room E x tra 1 ba1 h n ront bedroom fue l o I furna ce very ow d own payment Can be seen at K ngsbu v Ho me Sa es and ..,erv ce nc 1100 ~a s t Ma n Pome r oy Any d av from 2 pm o7pm 5 12 6t c $46 000 00 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT yea o cl and 2 bedroom one 12><65 969 3 bedroom one 2 bed oom 0><50 Phone 742 960 H W floors TUPP ERS PLAINS L<>ve y br ck 3 8 R bath 5 7 tf c BE RRY M L L t: ~ Mob e Hom e sa e!> has a ot to offer when you s ar shopp ng for your Mob le Home You ca n bea t c h gh cleprec at on you I have on you r home he f rst tw o year s bY shopp ng f o a at e mode used Mob e Home Here are some ever y day ow p ces Real Estate For Sale HOME GROWN oma o pans mp oved MeJC can ye ow ub ee H nds 1350 Also ho peppe s and mangoe s ac oss Thon as Hay 'l f on Mun c f.la Pa r k n Sy ra cuse 5 2 8c GREAt COUNTRY 2 t:U:L>ROOM house n M d de port New kitchen and bath appl ances nc uded Ca I 992 5310 4 25 26t c N C.t J u~o oom home or ~o e :1 ------------rtuw BARGA N Bl LEVt:L STEREO 92.1 WMPO-FM Moddteporf. ~~meroy L_~--- -'-,--'-'· \- Sll 000 Phone 992 3975 or 992 257 4 19 tfc be ng bu II n exc lu s ve R ggscrest Manor Just sou th of Tuppers Pta ns load s of space for a grow ng ta m ly Buyer ca n f n sh tower eve now or later and save thous ands A SJO 000 home barga n pr ced now at S25 500 Wr te or v sl Fr ed Goeg le n Great A mer can Homes Pom er oy off ce 22 1 W Second Sf open Thursday from 10 a m to 1 p m Sat 9 a m .t I noon Even gs call 742 366A or 1A hour phone ( 1) 239 9681 5 11 2Jc ---- Modern bu ldmg w th bus ness room & love y 3 BR apa rtment modern k ! chen 1 balh s dm ng room gas hot wa ter heat 2 garage s Carpeled 4 MOB I LE homes two 12K50 c RON AND KAREN THOMAS SMITH NELSON MOTORS. 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RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER - GUARANTEEDPHONE $92 2094 Pomeroy Home & Autr Open8 T1IS Monday thru Sal~rday IS Yt.S! modern k tchen w th din ng bar d n ng room basement H W fl oors some ca rp et ng detached garage 2 level ofs n new f'tdd I on S22 500 00 Maple Was Slit 95 Sale Pr1ce Bookcase ':Jes WE HAVE THE BUYERS YOU HAVE THE HOME TO SELL SEE US TODAY HENRY E CLELAND BROKER 3 ASSOCIATES TO HELP YOU :::::;:=9=9=2=2=25:9:::o::r::9::9:: 2::2::56::8==:::; r CARPETING 501 NYLON BY BARWICK REGULAR n 95 •7.95 Sq $16995 NEI GLER Bu ld ng Su pply for bu ld ng houses phone 949 3604 ca ll Guy Ne gler Racin e Ohio s 3 26tc Sale Price Rutland 0 $39 95 Walnut Metal Was 579 95 Sate Pr1ce Solid $59 95 Sate Pr1ce Many othen S89 95 $29 95 up Ch1ld s chest wardrobe metal or wood FULL SIZE BEDS COMPLETE Walnut Was 169 95 Sale Pnce Grey Wn SSJ n Sale Pr1cet Antique Poster Was 5149 95 chlffarobes $49 95 3035 10 4 tfc S3D couches sulle w11h table S88 cha1rs sss 3 heavy frame office type lounge lc11air's, a buy at $9 ea good carpel mettal or wood several prs quahty many tables sels fans lamps 10 23 lfc CONCRETE your Free 3284 Co 00 KUHL'S $20 00 up BARGAIN CENTER 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES Brown Wa1 •• Sf " Sale Pr1ce SE PT C TANKS c eaned Mode rn san tat on 992 3954 or Green 'Nu 1199 , Sa let Pr1ce RQd.. War li19 95 Sale Prtce Gr~ttn WI! 169 95 &ale Pr~ce O~h'll ·~· J • • & What Do You Need~ We May Have It• TeieVISIDftS Old lamps Odd ~hatrs Rockers Clocks P1ctures Floor Fan and many other Items Red Carpet Service -Rutland Refrigerator • ••• • Rutland Furniture 742 4211 Rutland 0 ~~L_~-~-t-•H_e_r_b__D_•_v_e__o~r--NUu__. , Oh 0 ----------- -- -------------- -- - ------ ( 5) 3 10 17 3tc PLEASANT VALLEY DISCharges Mrs William B1ggs Pomeroy Susan Roach Mrs Robert Riffle Pomt Pleasant Mrs Dale Stover Gallipolis Ferry Mrs Jack Burns Pornl Pleasant Clarence Eber( Southside Conrue Saltz Wellston Ohio and Mrs Ronald Wh1 te Cheshire PUBLIC AUCTION MAY 18-11:00 A.M. SHRINE CLUB PARK RACINE, OHIO 2- 0id Dmmg Room Su1tes 524 00 and S88 00 3-Wrlnger Wnhers S39 95 up MAYTAG RUTLAND FURNITURE S320 00 pa1r LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDER S Sea l e d pr oposals w 11 be r ece ved bV he Ve te ra n s Memor a Hosp ta Me gs Co untv Of1 o at tl'1e Veterans Memor a Hosp ta ocated n Pomeroy Oh o on Monday June 10 97.4 unl I 2 00 Noon Eastern Da v ght Sav ng s T me and at tha t m e w I be open ed publ c v and read for th e furn sh ng of all abo and mater a ne cessa ry for th e construct on of an Erne gency Treatment Add I on Veterans Memor at Ho sp tal Pomeroy Oh o A I work shill I be done accord ng to th e draw ngs and spec f cat ons as prepared by Hav es Donaldson W tl enm yer &. Partners Arcl'1 ects 601 E ghth Str ee t Portsmouth ~ahy~ prot ect Is under th e sta te cond1t ons of E E 0 as per Government EKecut ve Order of Janua y 21 1972 Provide General Requ rements of af f rmat ve act on program as per Part 4 Sub Part A Sect on 401 of Government Execut ve Order A pre bldd ng conference w I be he d at 10 00 A M Monday June 3 197A n th e Ea st West Din ng Room veterans Memor at Hosp tal tor a contractors b dd ng I he pro tect to discuss all fa ctor s perta n ng to theE E 0 Requ rements and any other quest ons on the proiect By Order of the M e Q$ County HOSJ~ Ital Comm ss on and Veterans M emor a Hosp tal Inc Pomerov Oh o Gas Rafl!le A I sharpaor $249 95 2 speed operat on Cf1olce of water temps Auto water evel control L nt Filter or Power F n Agitator Perme Press Mavtag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothe" w lh gentle even heat No hoi spots no ov erdrylng Fine Mesh Lint F Iter We Spec lhze in Pomeroy Ohto Separate proposa l s w I be recet ved for General Work P umb ng WE ARE pckng up a pano n Elect,.- ca Work your area and would like Work Heat ng Vent a t ng and A r Cond•t on ng Work and some responsible party to Metal Casework take over payments ca I Proposals sha be su bm tted on Cred 1 Manager I61A ) 772 5669 or write 260 East Ma n Proposa l Form conta ned n the spec f cat ons and o th er con Street Ch 11/lcothe Oh o 45601 tract do cu ments wh cl'1 • 7 tfc documents are on f te at th e CHINCHILLA S 7 ch ns w th Hosp tal and at the off ce of th e papers Seven un t cages SO Arch teet Snd are ava lab e o new bathing pans large r.o 1 all prospect ve b dde s dur ng he regu ar off ce hour s unt of cage w re p us m sc equ pment Must se l by cosngofbds One complete set of b d Monday May 20 Ca 1 949 documents for the purpose of 4514 b dd ng may be obta ned from 5 16 3tc Haves Donaldson W tt enmyer & Partners Arcl'1 t ects 601 ANTIQUE drop leaf tab e w th 4 E ghth Street Portsmouth cl'1a lrs and Early Amer can Oh o Upon depos 1 of $50 00 bunk beds Ca I 985 3824 Wh ch depos t wl I be refunded Chester upon r etu r n of b d documents n 5 16 4tc: good con d ton w th n a per od of f fte en ( 15 ) days aft er open ng of b ds Coni ac documents w II be rna led - - ' - - - - -- - - - - - - - ' c o lee I upon wr tten reques NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT an depos I subm tted Case No 21 20l All proposa s must be ac Estate of Albert N coates CQmpan ed by a b d bond bound Oecused n t h e Spec f cat ons and Not ce IS hereby g ven that executed by a bond ng company Jean Coates Qf 714 Me Corm lck I censed by th e State of Oh o Lane Cincinnati Oh o has pav.ab e to fhe order of th e been duly appointed Executrix Owner n an amount not les s of the Estate Of Albert N than f ve (5 pet ) of the amount Coates deceased tate of 71.4 of the b ds The bond or cf1eck McCormick Lane Cine nnatl shall bet forte ted f the b dder Ham lfon County Ohio fa Is to enter nto a contract Creditors are required ro file w th sa d owner The bonds or their claims w th sa d flduciarv checks or the three ow es t w thin four months b dders w II be held unt 1 th e Dated th s 30th day of April execut on of tf1 e contract and 1974 tl'1e turn sh ng of tf1e requ eel Manning D Webster Judge performance bond after wh ch Court of Common P leas they w I be returned on Probate o v slon demand Tt1e cl'1ecks of other (3) 3 10 17 3tc b dders w II be r eturned on demand after the b ds are NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT canvassed Clst No 21 ns A performance bond and a labor Estate ot Leonard Ward and material payment bond Ph&lbnck Deceased both Of 100 pet of the amount of Notice Is hert,Dv g ven that the contract w lh sat stactory R b t E Sf 1 R: t 1 sureties w I be r eq u red from er ugene o ou West over VIrginia has the successfu b dd er s for the 1 o Given been duly appo nled executor fa thful pe forman ce of he of the Estate ot Leonard ward work for each contract awar Phllbr ck deceased late of ded Meigs countv Ohio B ds shall be su bm tted to the Creditors are required to f le Owner on y upon the plans and lh I I I spec f cat on s th at have been lth sa ld' duc IlrY ob e rca ms w t a ned from the off ce ol th e with n four months Arch teet Dated this 30th day Of Apr I The r ght s r eserved by lho 197~ Manning o Webster Judge owner tore ect any and a I b ds Court of Common P'leu and nob dder may w tl'1draw h & Probate Division bid for a per od of forty f ve ( 45 $175 00 Greten Refngerator & Range l1ke new 5420 00 patr Coppertone Jlefrtgerator and Automatics E Main St Pomerov All k nds of salt water pellets water nuggets block sa t and own Oh o River Salt Phone 992 3891 6 5 tfc $99 95 33-Gas & Elee Ranges 20 to 40 w1de S39 9S up 1 g CilpaC.t Maytag "'ill $119 95 Several Sofas $25 00 up Turquotse 'ht II : Clo••,o •d Mo~HI.! r • 1 uppt.""'> f.':,~P1'> 0 S39 95 Rang..-' Ttd "\ h't l 30 lfc C BRADFORD Auct on eer Como ete Service Pf1one9A9 382 1or949 3161 Racne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 tfc ~~~:~~;~~::~~I 1 old but 7looks soo rough BTU air S39 95 Seat Wa1 f139 95 Dressers used from $35 4 orange bar stools w1th backs LOVQ Sale Price 20 Chests and 1 t to redo SIS l :~u1~.!'~~29~t9s oak wtlh mtrror $65 Sale Pr1ce S11S oo Many others $29 95 up SEP T C TANK S AROB C SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M LLER SANITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 .. we don t have t we II try f nd 1t 1 Mahogany Wa& 1119 95 reasonable ra es Ph .f46 4782 Ga po l s John Russel owner and opera or 5 12 tfc Arnold (;rate Matched 110 V Dryer 1100 pr I 1¥\et;• I Hosp1tal complete------US out for all your lhou!;eh,olld furn sh ng needs S69 95 Sale Price Yd RUTLAND FURNinJRE Hoovetr M101 Washer & Grey Meta I WI s 159 95 SEPTle--TA NKS-7t-;;;; ed SPECIAL! 5 000 BTU hkenew S89ea $79 00 Sale Price WILL tr m or cut tre es and sh ubberv Also clean out ba sem ents a t cs etc Phone 949 3221 or 7A2 A441 4 23 26tc 1 Roll Candy Stnpet With rubber back 3 99 sq yd Ntce for bedrooms dens lptchens etc ,.,-----$45 Condlttoners Jenny Ltnd Was S89 95 DOZER work land clear ng by the acre hour v or contract farm pond s roads et c Large dozer and operator w fl'1 over 20 years exper ence Pul m s Excavat ng Pom eroy Oh o Pl'1one 992 2478 12 19 tfc We have undreds of ca rpet va ues You ob can be complet ed n 1 to 2 weeks No lf"lnn wa t n.., r.PI" nri ~~~~~:::~\~~ MAYTAG II Washers-549 95 up Ranges_ 520 up Maple was S99 75 SEW ING MACHINt:.:, kepair serv ce a I makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author ze d S nger Sa es and Serv ice We Sharpen Sc ssors J 29 tfc delivered right to prolect Fast and el!lsy est mates Phone 992 Goegle n Ready M x M ddleport Oh o 6 Clean Used Items BEDS COMPLETE TWIN SIZE M1ddleporl READY MIX '99.95 $239 95 $189 95 992 73<9 FUR FREE est mates on alum num repla ce m ent w ndows s d ng storm doors and w ndows Ra I ng Phone Charles L sle Sy ra cuse Oh o carl J acob Sa les Representat ve V V Johnson and Son nc 4 30 ti c S69 95 IS IT COLOR FADED? ,N :!lid Refrigerator 00 $149 95 1 1._:.:.~.:.:..--------~. Sln" S88 LEAKING' P ce ncludes nsta ll at dn and f ree padding Ta lk to Wendell Gr a t e ca rpet consu tant 741 4211 YOUR ROOF All WEATHER HARDWARE & ZUSPAN Coppertone dbl door frosfless '¥11 Sl99 f! "For Free Estimate 1nqu1re 1ow about a beautiful new roof 10 fashion colors But It to Your Spetcs oehvered to Job S1te H & w Refr ge at on Ser v ces Re lr gera t ors fr eezer a r cond oners and commerc a un Is Phone 992 5587 or 992 7204 5 15 26 p Specwl Of The Week BEDROOM SUITES Under New Management OPEN Roger Hysel s Gar age nea r c ossro ads on St ate Route 124 a 30 to 6 p m Monday th ougf1 Sa urday Pho e 992 5682 o 992 7121 s 1526tc {mapleorwalnut)_ $34 '5 Dmettes 4 chatrs S75 00 w1th 6 chatrs S9' 00 pc L1vmg rooms from $199 SALE 606 E Matn Pomeroy 0 AIR CONDITION NOW 7 "f Rockers, _ _ _ _ $69 95 Deluxe S79 95 pc Maple Bed room Sulles - - - 5132 50 pc Table Sets On Most Amen can Cars ' MATERIALS CO Mason W Va 773 555 4 replacement GUARANTEE NEW FURNITURE Patchwork Swtvel '5.55 FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Dtsplay HOGG Kuhl s sells both New and Used Furntturet Every appliance sold ts used and carnes a 30 day refund or AUTOMOB LE nsurance been cance lled " Lost your operator s license Call 992 7428 6 15 tfc EXPERT Wheel Alignment OFFICE SUPPLIES and N 2nd Ave M ddleport u Under New Managemetnt -EXCELSIOR -----------Salt Work! _ ________ RACINE OHIO 992 2094 606 E Matn Pomeroy Pomeror EXCAVAl Nl:r nn7f~r tnader and backhoe work sepl c tanks Installed dump truckS and lo boys for h re will haul f 1 dirt top soli imestone and grave Ca ll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 99 2 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc _........, RACINE GARAGE POMEROY HOME & AU:rd FOR Memo a t Da y n ce FA RMS AND se l ec t on ofF owers Bas k ets CL E LA ND GREENHOUSE A var ety of Sp ays Fay e s G fl Sh op cabbage and tomato plants North Second St M ddleport for sa le Also broccol and 5 7 tfc ca ul flow er sweet !'eppers hot peppers eggp ants head lettu ce and EASTER FLO WERS pansy mums aza ea hydrangea geran ums petun as several k nds of hang ng baskets Gerald ne Cleland Racine Oh o 3 29 tfc Rad1ator Spec1ahsl PH. 949-3611 For Sale For Sale Nathan Biggs Ph 992 2174 Ph 992 2174 I I ' ;::,... 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DITCHING SERVlCE Other nd v dua l awards were Woodmen of the Wor ld Amen can H story Award AI sa Wa ker Cheerleade of th e Year Sandy Curt s F FA Swee th eart L sa Hera ld F FA Star Gr eenhand Paul Jones Chern st ry Ach evemen t Award R ck Couch Joy Wh te Bronze Tes t Tube Award fa 0 gence n Dav d Moore Chern s tr y OWA ach evemen t and sc h o la s t c mp ovemenf 4 OVRIIAUL F10111 Sllf ADJUSTIIS 500 E Mam 5 ... ROCERY bu s ness for sa 13u td ng for sa e or lease p one 773 56 8 f om 8 30 p m to 0 p m fo ilppo n c t 3 20 lt c 3 INSPIO F10111 W11R ffiiNDOIS . NT~RE STE D 5 7 31C 2 IIIPACX AND ADJUST FIOII1 WIIR IUIINGS 742-6273 Est1mates the valedlclortan Joyce DaVIs Ezra K1ser salutatonan was honored w1th an award for oulstandmg achievement m mathemat1cs by Earl Young math mstruclor K1ser was a National Mertt Sc holarsh ip fmalrst I QWI AND IIISPKT F10111 IIAll 11111GS PHONE I ree Garage 742-5293 1Contmued from page I) INSPECTION SPECIAL Roofmg Spoutrng Alummum Srdmg And Complete Remodeling DAY OR NIGHT Achievement SAFETY BRAKE Pomeroy F ee Est mates Now Open for Bus ness 9- The Dally Sent111el Mrddlepori-Ptxneroy 0 Friday May 17 1974 PRICE CONSTRUtnON PHONE 992-5271 .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 N1ght 992 3525 or 992 5232 OLD !I.Jr n ure oak ab es y l mJe c ocks ce boxes brass beds 6 p m d shes desks or co np ete 5 16 6l C househo d s W t e M D M le Rt d Porno OY Ot () COUNTRY HOME off R on 196 FOR D Econo ne Van good co d on Phon e Dw gh Ca I .:a t 992 ?760 3 8 oom s and bath n ew v 5 13 c A b y 698 7257 t:lefo e 2 30 en odel ed w h J a res of De v any t me on d b n a d 1;1<1 aq e Ca 992 7 87 bef o e 5 p n 992 76 - ! ~lo lled ] YOU saved a d saved o w l o w ca pe Keep new w th B c l us e Re r> ec r c arr pooer $ Bake Furn u e Con pa y 5 7 3t c Bus1ness Opportumlles - : J&B AUTO BODY 7J 0 000 D PRESl GE HOME S Now undc cons uc on wo arq e ea u nq 3 bed oon s 2 ba s arg e am y oom and wo ca g~ r age Mos fo you mo ey n Meg Co n y l eo Y oca t ed us I m les Nor h of Po me oy bet ween Me s H gh Sc;:: hoo nd Sa sbu Y E le l'len ary w e o ca F r eel B Goeg l e n G ea A e ca Hon es 22 We st Moved ·ins de Sec ond S Pome oy Even ng s c.a l 712 3664 o 24 corner hr phone ( 39 96 8 5 7 2c ,.MEMORIAL DAY" su e 5 p CC<' PI on e 99 5 57 F r G a st on bo 0 to se powe mo lo c ud 9 er Ca 1 992 7774 arc 6 OLOCI u s 60 no £'Cil S W g ve \ 3 uo p cc H o rs o mo e ...., g ve be r 1 ct: Ca 985 479 7 MATCH F be a d 7 5 7 '} c Nt glass >O t w h OS h p '110 or y qu pp d pr ced lo k sa e s ,695 Phone 992 T ] r JAMES CARNAHAN, AUC110NEER • • • Some Mdse sold on consignment If you have an arttcle to sell, brmg it, Some goods to be sold are 12 aluminum boat new Hotpolnt dish washer milk cans rockmg chatrs radto T v set old bottles · tables cupboard hay rake oxyokes, 5 ton bulk tank, auger & motor, roto t1ller, numerous other articles Lunch available on ground Not responsible m case of accident • Orpha Ohlinger OWA ey ou t stand ng performance Ka en R ggs g r ls sports eader sh p Seth Belly Crocker L or Fam y L eader Ma v Kraw sczyn 0 A R Good C t ze nsh p Joyce Da v s Vo ca l anal nd v dua awards ol d sf net on went to Randy H I auto mechan cs Ted F sher weld ng Mary Janey cos mefo ogy W I am Myers draft ng and Edward M1tchell and Dav d Barrharl electron cs Sherry Ho was awarded lh e cosme l o ogy advanced ha r s t y ng sc holarsh p Var s ty tr ack awa ds were presented to Tom Lowe y Ph Ohl naer ke Me Dan el M Mark 0 ler M ar k Morr s Bob W II am son Terry Wh t latch R1ck Bol n Ron Couch Haro d S1sson and Edd e S sson and r ese rv e awards to Danny Bull ngton Steve Rando ph Bruce Reed Mark G !key Crenson Pratt Ken Stewarl Danny Harr son Jeff Pat terson Orr on Blan chard Terry Qualls J mmy D Quall s lonn e Coats Tom Sc t es John R Th omas and Kenny Hoffman and Joe An thony manag ers Rec p ents of golf awards were J 0 Story , Bru ce Black stan Je ff Wa rn er Joe Rosenbaum John Thoma s and Jeff R dgway Ba se ball e tt ers we r e presen led Ia M ck Ash Perk Au t Steve Bachner Fred Burney M ck Davenporl Ga r y George Br an Ham l ton M1ke Magnotta Charl es M arsha I Jell McK nney, NEW HAVEN W VVa Orpha Kemper Ohlinger New Haven dred Thursday at Holzer Medteal Center Mrs Ohlinger was the daughter of the late Thomas and Martha HaD Kemper She was preceded In death by her husband Martin L Ohlinger Mrs Ohlinger was a member of St Paul Lutheran Church over 50 years She graduated from Marshall Umvers1ty attended Ohio Uruvennty and Ohio SLate and Laugh! school In Parkersburg Columbus and Mason County for 31 years She Is also a member of the Rhododendron Homemakers Club She Is survived by a nephew Floyd Kemper Omaha Neb Funeral arrangements will be announced later by FO!!Iesong Funeral Home J 74 Olds 88 H T 72 P~ Olds Cut S Cpe , a1r, tape player ... Chr s Ba ley Reg na B ng Joyce Oav s R ta Oav s D nah Er le wme Conn e Garnes Ven da Gibbs Jack e Hoover Brenda Nelson V ck e OberhoJzer Dana Pa nter Roxie Patterson Debra Perce Cheerlead ng award s wen I to freshmen Mary Bl ae ll nar Mary Boggs Jane Hut ch son Becky Thomas Pam North tun or vars ty Demar s Ash Mem Auf! Debb e Ba ey V cky Manley and Kathy Rupe and vars ty Sandy Curtis Janet Nea l Dan e Smtfh Judy Snowden and Pam W lson Vocat ona agr culture certlf cates of complet on were awarded to Frank Colwell J m Morr s Tom Rom ne Peart ... 71 Olds Cut S Coupe, power, au 71 Pont~ac Cat 71 Olds Tornado, power, a1r, new w/s/w 4 Door, v-roof • 1795 '2795 1 '2795 11495 1 1995 1895 1 69 Olds 88 4 Dr full power, a1r 1095 69 Pontiac Bonn I 2 Dr H T r YiQOf, air '895 1 69 Chev Imp H T Cpe, V-8 auto 1295 68 Dodge Charger H T Cpe , auto , P.S 1895 66 Ford 4 Dr H T r V-8, auto I p s .. .. .. 1595 67 Ford Frl 500 4 Dr, V-8, auto, PS '795 1 Karr & Van Zandt 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Untrl6 011--ltl 5 p m Sat 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY 1973 CHEVROLET NOVA 52595 Custom Hatchba ck coupe dark green fln1sh Ike new wh l e wa f t re s fu I wheel covers protect ve s d e mo d ngs power brakes rad o 6 cylinder eng ne w th sta ndard transm ss on A VERY POPULAR MODEL & ONE THAT WILL PLEASE YOU '-. 19711MPALA CUSTOM CPE $1995 Local owner new w w tires V 8 eng ne w th power stee ng & brakes aqua f n sh blk v nyl roof dark n fer or fa ctory a r cond t oned rad o - See th s one 1971 DODGE CORONET $1695 Stat on Wag on loca car 1ke new automat c gold f n sh clean nter~or stee r ng & automattc trans 1st I ne t res 31 8 V 8 power POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO C ndy Cra g Mark Dr lard Lone LeFebre Mark Malson Dan el WI I am Robert Quat s Myer s and Multi area tab tra n ng cert f cates of comp let on wen t to Debb e Brudg e Da v d Carsey Jenny Caruthers Larry Coleman Br dget Goble Ronne Hoffman Br an See! g and Jeff R dgway Re< p ents of the Sp r Is Club and sophomores JIm Hutton Jack Well and Steve P ckens chell Sian NvJon Mark Oiler first second and th ird places Mike Richards Wayne Honored for perfect attend Searles and Paul Voss ance lor the school year were Mark Davis won f rst and Andy Hoover R chard Teresa Burchett second n the Macomber K rpberly science fair awards Ohlinger Angela Sisson For French scholarship and Cynth,. Jo Eads Scott Fraser actilievement Paula Eichinger Kenneth G !key Redlna Pratt won the award for a f rst year Kenneth Byer S dney Puckett student and L1sa Thomas for a second year student 2 Dr H T 6 cyl Steven Bac hn er Kenneth Swartz Robert Will amson Ernesl W II R1ta B rchl eld T pan sh scholarsh p and Chris Ba ley Mary Blaettnar ach1evement awards were and Cheryl Kennedy presented to Apr I Frazer Pep Club awards went to co Spanish I M ke Magnotta <a plams David Wolfe Tqm Span sh II and V1ckl Kelly Lowery and Esther Lowery Span1sh Ill while Span ~h Club wtfh sp1rit awards going to Kathy Werry and L sa Thomas Sen or vocal music awards were presented to Ven1da G bbs Jan Hotter Debra McGult n Peggy 0 Brien Cherie Schaeffer Reuter Debra V ck1 Oberholzer Fred Burney Larry Coleman Kenneth Searles and David Swisher 1495 1 1395 1 PB P S 995 1 auto 68 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill '695 4 Dr H T wtth a1r 67 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill 595 1 4 Dr GOOD SELECTION OF OllfER CARS See Ray Rrggs or Rog e r R1 e bel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 EHS honors (Continued from page by senrors were Steve An derson and Jane Whrtehead and activity keys went lo Steve Goebel and Marhe Caldwell selected by the faculty Othetrs w nn ng_keys among the seniors were Cheryl K m es Latin plus a S5Q schotarsh p Rosetmary Clark h ome econom cs Marlha M _yers library work Pat t y Grossn ickle business off ce education Debb e Burns EngliSh Paula Haub er music Steve Goebel science Larry Atherton soc1al stud1es and Jo Enevoldsen and Robyn Ga ner yearbook Crystal Erw n and Larry Atherton rece ved trophle~ as the best actress and actor of the sen lor class and 1un ors rece vmg trophies for the same ac compl shment Mand e Rose and Kev1n 0111 Cheryl K1mes was the wmner of the school n the Good C hzensh p contest of the Return Jonathan M e g s Chester 0 bara Hender son Ju a Ca penter Paul Hawk M cl fl Sm th Chuck Sa rg ent and Jo Henderson Steve Goebe won the t ophy for th e most mproved basebal player presented by Coa ch Larry Heines W nnl ng p aqu0s for out stand ng ac co mpflshments n ba seba ll w er e Don Eichinger bes t hitter Goebe l best p lcher Greg Ba ley best def ense Mi ke Larkins most mproved player Recelv ng other ba se b a I awards were Steve Goebc four year letlerman M ke Larkins Randy Stake three ye;~r l e tter men Don E ch nger Ph I Bowen T m Spencer Greg Ba ley t wo year s and John Sheets M ke Harris Rob Barber J m Kuhn Dave Hannum Steve Holter Greg W nebrenner and Steve Nelson Freshman basketb a award~ -"""'t to Ph I p Ma k Hawk Bob M ke Sm lh R ck LaComb Headl ey Cause y Darrell Drak e Kev Barton Bruce Riffle R ck American Rev olut on Cheerleaders w nn ng Barr nger J m Pulmon a I John Evans Du ane Wolfe p r esente( reserve basketball cer t f ca l e Teresa M ke Harns Ph I Bowen M k e Chapter of Ihe Da'!?h ters of the awa rds were Cindy D II C ndy R tch e Dana Epple and Edwards freshm en reserves Mart e lola Walker Katr na Sue Cremeans Sue Patty Andrew s Sh en Young Kathy Newell An ita Buckfey Dana Pullins Nota Young Kathy Follrod Joanne Flck Deni se Dea n Jayne Smith Reg na Kimes Teresa Carr Jane Whitehead Steve Follrod Steve Goebel Mandie Rose Marsha Kimes Nancy Miller Deanna He nsley Martie Caldwell Teresa Ch chester Betsy Amsbary Suzy Goebel David Weber Joe Buchanan Bill Amberg er Teresa Buckley, Mark Mora Pam Kautz Paula Hauber Sherry Epple Patricia Win don George P1ckens and Jull Whitehead. Winning perfe<t attendance were Rosemar y Bar Six fined in mayor's court S1x defendants were fmed rn Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smtih s Court Thursday mght vmy l roof 71 MERCURY MONTEGO. Clark Conn e Putman Mullen Gary Snouffer Rand y awards were Robb1e Eason Sn der and Ph I Wea ve r Alan Mc Laughlin Maureen electrontcs communlcat ons Hennessy and Da v 1d Wolfe cert I cates of complet on lndustr al arts cer t flcates of M ke Bareswilt David Barn metrit went to f reshmen harl Floyd Burney Steve Robert W II John Part ow and Burlon Mark Clark Ray Randy Lyons f rst second Darst Andy English Greg and lh rd places respectrvely France Brian Friend James Me La n Alan Mills Ed M1l 4 Dr Wagon V 8 auto cert flcates ser v ce awards w ent to Oav d Moore Pho l 0111 nger Marty 1595 1 70 FORD LTD Barbara FIELD TRIP- <lilldren of the Intermediate clasa of the Metgs Community School 10 to 15 yeiK' oltls cmcluded a study umt on small animals which Uve m the water or near 11 Thursday by Lakmg a trip to a Kingsbury Road farm to view a dam constructed by a beaver The children picked bouquets of wildflowers and enroute back lo the school stopped at the home of Mrs Jean Wood aide to Mrs Kale Jerrell the teacher lo see some baby kittens .. • vmyl roof Katr na Batey Cathy Davis Paula Hawk Crlssy Morlan Ted FISher Jeff Gr ate R chard Hall eld M1ke Hayes Randy Hysell Wayne Pullins Carla auto Gro ss n c kl e Bonn e Barnnger Larry Ath erton Tonya Keebaugh M el ssa Coleman lr s P gott and Martha Myers Instrum ental instructor Charles Wills com pi mented ttl@ band members on the r hav ng won a super or rat ng In district compet t on and an excellent ra t ng In the later state event He presented gifts of /etwelry to each member Inc ud ng Louann Newe ll complet on Robert B rc hf eld Sherry Holt 6 cyl Burke Peggy Chaney Sieve Smith and Sherman Wh te welding cerhf cates of vmy l roof PS 71 MAVERICK ...... Erwin Charles P S P S William Amberger Crystal Ramsburg Frye Mary Janey and Teresa Sn1der drafting cer t lf cates of co mpf e f on l onn e Black Terry Brewer Steve Br ckles V 8 auto Pre sented ce rt flcates for serv ce as f brar ans were Ron Hoffman Herb Me Intyre Kenneth Searles Robert Vance Danny Robson Paul Searles and Da e Smith weld ng awards of ap prec at on M ke Hayes and Rober! Van ce cosmetology cert f cates of comp et on Pat V 8 auto Batey vars ty Barnell Jeff B rchfreld Wayne Cleland Charles D ehl Dav d Grant Delmar Golf Randy HI M ke Hoffman Rober t 1895 1 71 FORD, 4 DR. WAGON bach Ben ram n Dowell Marshall 2 Dr H T Edwards Theron Dav d Workman and Gary Wil l am Sto ne auto mechan cs cer ttf ca te s of completion Ron Arms Roger Barry sma ll V 8 auto Caldwell Tonya Keebaugh Crystal Erwin Becky Ebers Sm1lh and Randy Wood OWE Neece 72 CHEV. CHEVELlE • Pe9gy Trussell Jan Wilson Av s B ssell V ck e Gaul Liz certificates of co mplet on to Jeffr ey Den ver Ra y Bush L ghtfool 350 V 8 stalld Good shape I) You II l1ke Our Qualty Way of Domg Bli5tness 2095 1 71 FORD GALAXIE 500 & a1r...... 11795 70 Olds Cut S Cpe , pow , a1r, v-roof. 70 Ch!JSier Newport 4 Dr , pow & an 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power, a1r 72 CHEV. 1h TON 2695 '2495 2295 1 2795 PontiaC Cat % long w de bed 4 Dr 1 71 2195 1 '5900 1 • 71 Peggy Malone Shell y Mank n BOE cert f1 cates of com pletlon m stenograph c went to a1r Dodge Swtnger H T, V-8 auto, P S R1ta M cCun e Vaughan and Patty W II .. Duster Cpe , V-8 auto , P S Debra G lk ey Dense Haw ey L nda Hyse ll Sue Jeffers Dav&d R c h ard s D ana R dgway Jean n e Schne der Debra Sc'hoonover F loss e Sm 1th T na Sp res Brenda Van Meter Gress D on '4400 '3895 72 Vau~han Debra Kn ght 5800 1 ... . 12295 72 FORD CUSTOM Sedan 4 Dr I y-roof r air I ke new 302 V 8 sta nd long w1de bed blue & while Sed , demo , a1r 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Sed , au 73 Cadillac Cpe OeVIIIe, power, 72 Chev lm p Cus Cpe , v-roof R chards R ck Stoba I Don Paul Me Dan el M ke Me died Thursday 74 Olds 98 Lux 2595 1 72 FORD SPORTS WSTOM. USED CARS M ke Dave Wolfe and Edd e W lson manager Bus ne ss and Off ce Educat on cer t f cates of complet on n I h e c er ca classes were awarded to Donna Boyd Barbara De moskey Sandr a Flo cca r Sonya Ohl nge Sandy Ruschel Donna Bunch She l y Clark Gress V v an D nguss Long w1de bed 307 V 8 sland • Nesse road Steve Pr ce M ke Robson (5l 10 17 24 31 4tc Ha 73 CHEVROLET 1h TON....... Sam Balas Reedsville $5 and costs rmproper backing David Wade Middleport $10 an~ costs open flask Mary Roush Mason $5 and costs assured clear distance Jerry Hubbard Racine $5 and costs runrung red light Bennett Roush POmeroy $10 and costs reddess operation Raymond Cline $10 and costs In toxicatlon $2S and costs Indecent manner N. W. COMPIDN, 0. D. jltTOMETRIST. OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 1 TO 5 (CLOS E; AT NOON ON THURS l - EA.ST COURT ST ) POMER Y ' and tellers to Randy B akc Larkins Rob Barber Steve Nelson Dave Hannum Don Eichinger Dan Good Tom Reed Brian Conde Jeff Holter and Dana F1ck Head basketball coach B I Ph II Ips presented vars ty basketball awards to Steve Oil Tom Baum Steve Goebel Randy Orr Dave Weber Tony Milhoan R ck Hollon John Sheets Larr y Atherton T m Spencer and Greg Ba ley Manager a t bars wen I to Bru ce Bissell Ga I Osbo ne B II Amberger Tim G II an and Noah Hy se l T erry Smith rece1v ed a p laque as high point winner for the season and Larry Atherton a trophy as the most va luab e player on th e tra ck team W nnlng cer tlf cates for th e track t ea m were Gary Longenette Larry Longenett e Bruce R file Philip La Comb Jeff Day and J m Langdon Letter s went t o Larry Athe ton Steve Anderson Terry Sm th John Smith Greg Reed. Max Long Dana Ftck Phil p Bowen Rick Causer Mar k Grossnickle Rober H arr s and M ke Sm lh Troph es lo he ng named to the All SVAC team were John Sheet s and Ttm Baum LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. PHONE Next 992 7777 to Jones Boys POMEROY HOURS: DAI~Y 9 AM-8 P~ SUNDAYS , 1 PM-6 PM . I �' • l 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomcroy.,.O., Friday~ May 17,1974 May 19-26 ~·et aside to emphasize conservat•on WASHINGTON (UP! ) -One year after the Senate Waterga~ hearings were launched, President Nixon has been exonorated of any advance knowledge in a related scandal - the Ellsberg break-in . Watergate Specia l Prosecutor Leon Jaworski filed papers in U.S. District Court • Thurs'd'ay in which he said he MEIGS TJ1EATRE Tonight, Sal., Sun . May 17-18 -19 SHAMUS ( Tec:hn icolor l Bur t Reynolds Dyan Cannon Cartoons Show Starts 7 p.m. l PG I has no evidence· the Pr.Sident autllorized the 1971 burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist or knew of 1t 1n advance. Determining Nixon 's role was not the direct subject of Jaworski 's brief. His purpose was to refute defense motions by six defendants awaiting trial in the case, who claim the ·raid had Nixon's blessing as a national security measure. Jaworski rejected that claim ond referred to the burglary as "a warrantless tresspassory break-in and search that had not reeeived tlle prior approval of the President or the attorney ge neral." ln Gernal Terms Jaworski said tllat when Nixon demanded White House leaks be stopped "wha.tever the cost," he was speaking in g1mcral terms and was not giving a mandate for a bu rglary. The burglar-y allegedly was the work of the White House "PIUI1lbers" unit, S.t up to stop seeurity leaks. ' Among the defendants are two of Nixon 's closest aides ~ohn D. Ehrlichman and Charles W. Colson. . It was a year ago today that the Senate' Watergate committee opened hearings that brought Watergate into American living rooms, and the President appeared to prefer tllat kind of open hearing to the impeachment inquiry now going on behind closed doors. Presidential attorney James D. St. Clair formally asked tlle House Judiciary Committee Thursday to open its lmpeachment hearing to the public, saying "selective" news leaks from the closed hearings pre.iudiced the President's case . ' Chairman ' Peter W. Rodino, D-N.J., opposes opening the hearings now . Nixon's best friend, Charles G. An Auto Loan will put you on wheels. We give fast action. Low rates. Friendly service. Come in today. Get us started. ' ' I " Hit the road. pomeroy rullun cl pomeroy national bank th e bani-. of th e cen lurv e s lcrh!i s llt~ d 1872 Methbor FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tu es. , Wed ., Thurs . 9a .m . Jp.m . • Fr iday 9 a .m . to 7 p .m . Satu rdr~ y 9 a .m . to 12 Noon 11 Bebe" Rebozo, made the same complaint to the Senate Watergate committee Thursday. His lawyer charged "intentional, false and malicious leaks" by that committee and canceled an agreement to give it records about a $100,000 gift to the President from billionaire Howard Hughes. Dean Not Confirmed Six· members of the Judiciary Committee, who listened to a tape of Nixon's Feb. 28, 1973, conversation with John Dean, told UP! the tape confirmed Dean's story on many points but not on one key point. Dean testified last swnmer that Nixon, during this conversation, said he did not Want to hear Dean's detailed story about Watergate. There was nothing about tllat on the tape, said tlle six congressmen. In other developments : - .chief U.S. District Court Judge George L. Hart hears arguments today on whether former Commerce Seeretary Maurice H. Stans ;nust surrender to a ,grand jury records on Nixon campaign fund-raising. Stans says they . are his personal papers, covered by the Fifth Amendment and executive privilege. - Former Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst pleaded guilty Thursday to one count of refusing to testify "accurately and completely" before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1972 about the International Telephone and· Telegraph Corp. antitrust case. But Prosecutor Jaworski praised him as a man who ustood up for his convictions" in rejecting a presidential order to drop the ITT case . RUTL AN D BRANCH Mo 11 Tues ., Wed ., Sat .. 9 a .m .- Jp.m . nur5 day 9 a .rn . to 12 Noon ANKLE FRACTURED The Pomeroy Unit of the ·Southeastern Ohio Medical Service transferred Harvey . Willoughby , Richmondale, from Veterans Memorial Hospital to Chillicothe at 1:30 p.m. Thursday. · He had sustained a fractured ankle in a fall while working on a construction projec t at Veterans Memorial. Fr id i'Y 9 ;;~ . m . t o 7 p .m . AUTO BANK HOURS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12. MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 A hometown friend. -----------,~--------------------. 11 The Area's Favorite Night Spot! · Best In L~e Entertainment! Soil Stewardship Week, a nationwide (lbservance which emphasizes man 's responsibility to protect and conserve soil, watei· and other natural resourc~s. will be May 19-26 tltis year. This year's theme , "A Dif.ferent Place'', emphasizes how the many changes now orcuring in the nation affect our continuing responsibility to be good stewards of the land . The Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District ha s provided local c~urches with .posters, bulletin inserts, and Jitany using thi s year 's theme f<~r their soil s tewardship DONALD BUilSON Commencement John Long di~s~ HENSLEY, W. Va. - John R. Long. 78. Hensley, W. Va .. speaker known died yesterday in the VA Hospi taL Huntington, W. Va . A son of th e late John and Anna Ma ssie Long, he wa s preceded in death by one RACI NE - - Donald M. brother, two sisters, an d one Burson, retir ed s taff vice grandso n. Survivor s include one president of the United States daughter, Florence E. Long Savings and Loan L-eague, Reynolds, Middleport ; two known as the "Ki rkwoocl s.isters. Madylen Long Davis , Township humori s t and and Myrtle Long Burnett , both of Day ton ; one brother . James philosopher," will be 'spea ker Long, Arizona ; eight grandat 6 p.m. Sunday when chil dr en, 16 greatSouthern High School holds grandchildren, severa l nieces nephews, and hi s former commencement for 62 seni ors. and wife, Minni e Stufflebeam, Prior to his years of servke Middleport. Long wa s a veteran of Worl d with the U.S. League, he was I where he served in boys' work secretary of the War France. il member of the Young Men 's ChrisUan Assn ., American Legion , the VFW in Marion and Akron. He was and the Di sa bled Miners of . · Superin\endent of Schools in America Funeral se rvi ces wilt be Yorkville, Ohio, sales manager Saturday at 2 p.m ., at th e for the Goodyear Tire and Ewing Fvneral Hom e with Rubber Co. in New York City burial in the Riverview Cemetery. Fri ends may call at and president of the Dayton the Ewing Funeral Hom e a t College of Commerce. any t ime. as hwnorist Burson is a graduate of Kent State University , a Kiwanian, a Mrs. Pullins dies Mason and a Shriner. BacCOOLVILLE - Mrs . Blanch calaureate for the senior class E . Pull ins, 92 , Coolville, di ed Thursday at the St. Jo seph will be at 2 p.m. Sunday . TO PLAN DINNER LETART •' ALLS - There will be a meeting this evening at Letart F'alls Community Hall to mak e plans for Memorial Day dinner. Everyone is invited to attend. The meeting is at 7:30p .m. UNIT CALLED RACINE - The Racine ER Squad was called to tlle ball diamond in Racine at 7:25 p.m. Thursday for Douglas Powell, age 6, who had sustained a head injury. He was taken to Ve\erans Memorial Hospi l>ll. SERVICE SET . Weekend services will be at Red Brush Church of Christ Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m. Denver Hill will deliver the messages. The public is invited to attend. Hosp ital in Parkersburg following an ex tended Illness. Mrs . Pull ins was born in Meigs County, the daughter of th e late Denard and Caroline Ridenour Reed . Mrs . Pullins was the last charter member of White's Chape l Church where she had been an active member for liB years. A resident of lhe Coolville area for the greater part of her lite, Mrs . Pullins was preceded in death by her ~ husband, William, in 1956, a daughter, three sons, two sisters and three brothers in addition to her parents. One of the sons. Howard, died May 9, this year. Surviving are a son, Homer, Pontiac, Mich .; six daughters, Mrs . Hazel Wedge , Mrs . Gladys Croy, Mr s. 3SUITS FILED Three divorce suits have been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Leah Brown, Antiquity, fil ed suit against KennetlJ S. Brown, Columbus, and Rita Jean Hughes, Pomeroy, agarnst Joseph M. Hughe~, Wor.t\1· mgton, both chargmg gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. J1mmy R. Lee , P?meroy, filed suit against Lrnda. R. Lee , Pomeroy' chargmg gross neglect of duty. . RIO GRANDE - Musket shots will herald the opening of the official visitors ' season at Bob Evans Farms ~ere on Memorial Day, May 27, as two old:time rifle clubs from tlle Ohio Valley compete in the annual shoot-out at the farm . The Daniel Boone Muzzle-Loading Rifle Club from Portsmouth and the Kentucky Flintlock Association of .Morehead, Ky., their members dressed in frontier regalia, will compe\e in target shooting starting at 11 a.m. Admission to the farm and parking are always free, and visitors are welcome from May 25 through October 13. ' . Bob Evans' Homestead Farm, which occupies about 1,000 acres in the lush, rolling hills of southeas\ern Ohio, is a showplace of life as it was in old dayswi th a rich history of its own . The farm was first settled in 1805 by Nehemiah Wood, and the brick homestead he built in 1825 still stands. It was a stageeoach stop in tke mid-18005 on the Chillicothe-to-Gallipolis . run and is now used as the offif e for farm operations and for Bob Evanf: who is known for his sausage products available in nine states from Illinois to the Atlantic. The "Country Store" near the house is a showcase for handmade and oldfashioned merchandise such as aprons, penny candy, soap, tinware and western clothing items. The lat\er are also Historic place listed in Meigs Cong. Clarence E. Miller has each property entered. ·The tieen advised by the u. s. publication, prepared by the Department of the In\erior that National Park Service, conMound Hill Cemetery, located· tains over 1,000 entries, innear Ches\er,'in Meigs County, . eluding 11 several ··Sites has been entered in th e throughout Southeastern Ohio. National Register of Historic Places. " The property was nominated by - the State Histori cal (Continued from pa'ge I) Preservation Society for inelusion in the Register. The Melissia Corise of WMPO National Register is the official Radio; Fred Morrow, local · schedule of the nati on's Ohio Power Co. manager, and · historic property. The Register John Reece , public affairs is published biennially with coordinator for the Gavin pertinent information about Power Plant. Reason ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 step daughler 1\i)rs. OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 PM TOPS SALE 10 til 2 ••• ...... .• COlOI I I,.,.~ . . · · P~ONE 992-3629 .POMEROY, OHIO' .. 'I ' 41<1DBU£' .. . Among the i terns f ound were bones, shells. fos sils , arrowhead s, pottery , tilbular tobacco pipes, a horn knife handle and a me ta l button dating no later than 1785. Canoes for the trip to the cave and fo r other eXcursions alon g the sceni c creek may be rented at the Raccoon Creek Can.oe Livery on the farm. Visi tors wh o prefer .dry land can rent horses at the Bill Wells Riding SU.ble to ride the trai ls which crisscross the farm . (Conti nued on page 16 ) + } our In vited Gue.~t R em·h ing More., Tllllll 12,000 tmts Fumilie.~ Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vall1n- 3 SECTIONS ·SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1974 PRICE 2D CENTS Pun 1croy ·.\-1idd leport Phone tolls hearing set or Tuesday 11g11insl coct! miners ALBANY - Southern Ohio Coal Company near here fil e sui t for a civil injunction against the United Mine Workers of Am eri<:a , UMW District 6. and UMW Local l' ninn No . 1890 in Meigs County Common Pleas Court Halters - Shirts Blouses - Novelty Tops. Misses & womens sizes. Friday. . MC" igs Mine No. 1 of the Southern Ohio Coal Co. was closed Thursda\· when ~· orkcrs· walked out beginning with the first work shift at 12:01 a.m. Work stDppagc begun over Oll l' ~· ork e r's , •· suspens ion subj ect to discharge for insubordination, ' ' il was charged. R\Jih Th l" coal {;ompany rlnims tlmt the Ju lia work stoppage is in violation of provision s of the National Bituminous Coal Wage Agreement of 1971. A temporary restraining order was granted to the coal company with a motion for a preliminary injunction to be heard May 28. SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GLEAMING WHITE STRUCTURES and fences such as these help make up the wen kept Carpenter Agricultural SUMMER WEIGHT JACKETS ' . Experiment Station to be sold at public auction on May 31. At left (inset) is the stately manager's home which is a part of the property being offered. Boys sizes 4to 18-Mens sizes l6to 48. Solid colors · patterns . lOU pet. nylons- 100 pet. cottons - .Polyester and cotton blends. You really save during this special 2 day sale. $135,000 wanted for Carpenter test farm Sale Prices SALE I Mens Short Sleeve KNIT SHIRTS and TANK TOPS BY BOB HOEFLICH CARPENTER - If you ha~e a hundred thousand dollars or so lying around tlle house and a desire.to become a farmer, here's a deal for you. On May 31, at npon, the Carpen\er Experiment Station, technically known as the Southeastern Branch of the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Cen\er, will go on aucUon to the highest bidder . The center, established about 1904, has been appraised at $135,000 and must sell for at least tllat figure. Included In the sale wili be 330.97 acres of land and some 13 structures . including barns, sheds, garages, storage buildings and two lovely homes. The manager's home has been standing since the center was established · but it has been extensively remodeled over the years. For about 70 years, employes of the station have experlmen\ed in feedin• and , breeding dairy and beer' cattle, raising feed grains under controlled conditions, and forest practices. Bob Lich, the present manager, is assisted by Clay Jordan, an agronomy \echnician, a naUve of the Carpenter area who .has been at the station some 25 years. A new research cen\er has been built in Jackson County where the five employes at Carpenter are spending part of tlleir time. When it is phased out they will be employed at the Jackson station. Equipment- all modern and in good repair - is being moved to tlle new Jackson center as are some 150 head of . cattle. Terms of the public sale will be 10 pet. of the purchase price in cash, bank draft ot certified check on the date of the sale with the balance payable in 60 days .' If the balance is not paid within that period-, the bidder will forfeit the money paid . 3 escape hit by train ADDISON - Three persons possibly escaped death and serious injuries Friday evening when their car was struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio train at a private crossing near the Rt. 7 bridge here. Treatrd and released at the HolZer Medical Cen\er were Larry H. Whobrey, 25; Jean Whobrey, 2l,arid one and one-lialf year old Scotty A. Whobrey, all of Addison . According to the Gallia County sheriff's Dept ., the accident was Wlavoidable. Donald F. Weis, 45, Logan, Ohio, the eng\Jieer on the train, o~erved the car on the tracks and hit-his whistle and air brakes at the same time but knew he would not ~ abl~ to stop in time. The Whobrey family said they did not hear a whistle or ll(!e the train coming. The auto ~as dragged an estirrlated seven-ca~ . lengths. . · · A minor accident was investigated ·at Sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Cottons • Banlons . Dressy Style shirts - casual shlrls . il tre:mendous selection and it will' pay ¥ou to buy \"hal you need during lhls big sale. SALE P~ICES! Be, _sure to shop the third-floor Furniture Department d~r!ng our. 20 Pet. Off Sale of Living Room, Bedroom, Dmmg Room ancj Occasional Furniture. ELBERFELDS .IN.POM . . .. y i I ' . . I POMEROY - The Meigs County Board of MenU.I Retardation in a special session Friday night set up a procedure to rep lace the teachers and administrator of the Meigs Community School. The board agreed to invite applicants for the teaching positions and the administrative pos t to attend the next meeting when they will be interviewed. RIO GRANDE - The Community The administrator ond three of the four College Board of Trustees last week ap- \eachers of the school resigned recently. proved a fee. schedule for out-of-district Teachers and the administrator employed students and adopted five programs Of by the board will have to meet educa tiona l instructio"n to be proposed to the Ohio requiremen ts as established recently by Board of Regents . the board . A factor in determining the number of the fee schedule, which will also be teachers to be employed will be whether presented to the Board of Regents, is in accordance with the amount established the school is given two or more rooms in Rutland building for tlle by the state legisla ture for the 1974-75 and the next school year by · the Meigs 1975-76 school years. Ohio reside nts who live outside the Gallia -Jackson- Meigs - Local Board of Education . There is a Vinton County Community College District possibility that a project to be carried out will pay $14 per credit hour instructional · will limit the school to two rooms and, as a fee and $3 per credit hour general fee up to result, only two teachers will be needed. The question of workshop trainin g for $45 a quarter. students of the school also has arisen and A student taking 15 hours would pay a the loca l students may use Gallipolis total of $255 ea,ch quar\er or $765 a year if (Continued on page 16) · he lived in Ohio but outside the Community ;lo;~e;:r~~~~~~;:~~~~o~~~~~~~~;~~~; in-district students who take 15 hours· a qua'rter. '' .. I ~ . POMEROY - Aller yelt~s of wishin g and working for it, Meigs County people will have the opportunity to tell the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio how much they want improved tel.ephone communications. . Afinal PUCOadministration hearing will be held beginhing at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Pomeroy Village Hall on the desirability of two-way toll free service between the Chester area (985) of Western Reserve Telephone Co., and the Pomeroy-Middleport, Rutland and Racine areas of tll e General Telephone Co. of Ohio. A committee heading the drive to esta blish the extended a rea serv ice stre sses that Tuesday is the hearing to attend. The committee asks th• l all reside nt.:; of both compa nies attend. Testim ony will be hea rd from all interested persons. The hearing is the result MIDDLEPORT - Sgt. David L. of a survey conducted in the Chester area Proffitt of the Gallia-Meigs Ohio State showing !ha l more than 74 pet. of the te lephone subscribers there wanted the · Patrol post told the Middleport-Pomeroy two-way to ll fre e service with their ,neigh- Rotary Club Friday night principles esta blished in 1933 by the patrol's first bors in Meigs County . ImporU. nce of the hearing was the commander are in full force today. These princi ples, which have marked subject of remarks by Pomeroy attorneys the Ohio Patrol as one of the nation's -Bernard Fultz and Robert Buck at the finest , are (1) The patrol will always be reg ula r mee tin g of the MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club Friday evening at removed from the influence of politics , (2) Heath United Methodist Church. Smd Its offi ce rs always will be fair and courteous, and ( 3) It will help drivers in Ful tz: " It is an absolute necessity that distress as well as enfor9e traffic laws. Introduced by Rotarian John Will, who business men of our communi ties testify at put 31 years of service into the Patrol this hearing. Split telephone service - a auxiliary, many of them as its ca ptain , thing that never should have been permitted in the first place - is a distinct 'Sgt . Proffi tt traced the origin of the patrol in Ohio and its development from force of handicap. " Continued Fultz : "Many of the new only 60 111en in 1933 to over 1,400 today. As familie s coming in to our county are se t- the years went by, the patrol was given tling in the area se rved by the Chester added res ponsibilities by the legislature . Bills were introduced into the General exchange. The result is they immediately are cut off from u ~. from our stores , our Asse mbly first in. l917 but it was 16 years services, even our two other Sf:hool before the patrol's enabling bill was approved . Its primary responsibility at that districts. We are alienated." Buck urged every citizen able to be at time was to enforce laws rela\ed to the registration of motor vehicles . the hea ring to express their opinion. " It was common practice them, " Sgt. Buck advised Rotarians that putting in Proffi tt said , " for people to paint over old tlle local toll"free service as proposed tags or, if they lived back in the hills, just would not result in higher rates for service at once. However, he indicated it was never to bother about tags at all ." · Sgt. Proffitt recognized the service or possible the extended service could inI Continued on page 16) fluence a future rate increase. First rules still hold Interviews of teachers scheduled MENS AND BOYS ' . . .ilr.~ I.. ie ·p~·~ i{i~·t·~ ;i~···~~·{(Hi·~·t~~i·t·····.....·.················· Our entire stock of Worilens Tops is included PWS • ' ·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:-:-:·;.:-:·:.;·:·:·:·:·:-:•:·;·,·························································· ·'L~ . Jnjunetiun .m ught Roy Deeter off icia ting. Burial wi~l be in the nearby cemetery . Fnends may call at the Wh ite Funeral Home in Coolville at any time. JOG I ;:;; AT RIGHT.' 1'HOSE WEllE THE ;i~ DAYS - It may be slower, but milling :~~ sorghum the ohHashioncd way ~ ives :;:; visitors at thr Bob Evans Farm in Rio ;:::G rande, a look at life as it wc1 s in olden ;:;~days. The farm is <~pen to lhl' public r;om ~;j: May 25 Ulrough Oclohcr t:! : admi ssion :j~. and parking ure free . ·:':':':: J.tt::::::::;:;:;:;:::,:;:::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~.JEFF BRIDGES VALERIE PERRINE MEIGS INN ~hl' .=:=~:: ::::~~:::·:::::::::::::::::::::~:=~::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::: Gallipolis-Point Pleasant ~~--~--------------------~---------------------- Chapel Church wilh the Rev. .,...lfnlittllllll, lPol iriMUNiriCI, ......... IIIdllr. e as the y trappl·d ;.dung the, rr(•ck. In 197:l the floor of the cavr wa s ex- . cave~ ted , under the direc tion of .lames Murphy, ;m a r c h eu lo ~ i st fr om Ca~e Wes tern Reserve Univ ersity, Artifucts dati11g back to 2860 B.C. were disco\'cred. Reli cs dug from the four foo l deep ea rthen · fl oor date from fi ve eras : Archa ic, Early Woodland Indian, L•le Woo<i land Indian, ·NO. 16 VOL. 9 Wlntuks - Cotton and Polyester blends . THE 1 7 ~HJ~ banks of 34 PAGES action shirtS. There's SAt. NIGHT petites with country cooking featurin g Bob Evans Farms Sausage. Other things to see at the farm include all sorts of farm and wild animuls. Many will come to the fence to be petted and fed . Perhaps the most unusual animals at the farm are the herd of Spanish-.Barb Mustangs . This breed, dimini shing rapidly, is the original Indian Pony , trusted for ils sure-roo tedness and stamina. Bob Evans is one of the few horsemen east of the Rockies to raise these spirited animals, which were brought" to the New World from the Barbery Coast by the Spanairds more than 400 years ago . Visitors may explo re hi st oric buildings at the farm such as a Welsh windmill and several log cabins. including the Wickline Rifle Cabin where George Wickline made his famou s Wicklin e percussion rifles. The Farm Museum offers a glimpse of tools ::sed on Ameri can farms before the age or mec hanization. and a coal bank mine , re-e xca vated ·in 1974, reveals the Wood family 's original fuel source. About a mile from the Homestead along the banks of Race01111 Creek is the Danlef Boone Cave. This 60 by 95 foot shelter, accessible only by ~anoe. was used by the famed frontiersman and two companions during tlle winters1JII790-91 • and Highs today in the mid-l!Os. Cloudy tonight chance of thundershowers. Continued warm Monday chance . of showers 50 per cent. MASON DRIVE-IN The Hallmarks available in the Hob Evans Sau:mge Shop , where visitors can · satisfy hun~r y. ap~ Weather SHOP SATURDAY 9:30 UNTIL 9:00 PM Deeter, Coolville; 25 grandchi l dren, 30 great . grandchildren; two great . gr~at · grandch ildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m . Saturday at Wh ite's FRI. • SAT. ·SUN. MAY 17-111-19 DOUBLE. FEATURE PROGRAM . --- L., Watkms, all of Columbus; Mrs. Thelma Watkins, Coolville ; Mrs . Florence Wyer s and Mrs. Mildred Brooks. Reedsville ; a UNIT CALLED The Pumer·oy ER Squad was called at 10:13 a.m. today to COLLIDE IN CURVE Minersville for Clara Grueser The Meigs County Sheriff's who was taken to Veterans Department investigated .an Memorial Hospi!;ll. accident on CR 40 in Bedford Twp. at 5:30 p.m. Thursday . LOCAL TEMPS Michael H. Devore, 23, Rt. 2, Temperature in downtown Albany, was travelling north Pomeroy Friday at II a.m. was on fCe road , and Robert A. 8J degrees under sunny skies. Jones, 23, Rt. I, Shade, was driving a motorcycle south on . the road when they collided on ASK TOWED Lester Dale Haning , 27, a curve. There was slight damage to both vehicles and no Pomeroy, Brenda Darlene injuries . No citations were Woods, 19,and Middleport. issued. DEDICATION SET COLUMBUS (UP!) - LockHEARING SET bourne Air Force Base will be A hearing will be at 10:30 officially dedicated Saturday a.m. Tuesday-at U1e Pomeroy as Rickenbacker Air Force' Base in honor of Capt. Eddie City Hall on the request for Rickenbacker, a native of extended area service between Columbus and the "Ace of Pomeroy - Middleport subscribers of the General Aces" in World War L Telephone Co. of Ohio and 985 number subscribers of the NOW YOU KNOW W estern Reserve Telephone The game of craps was fir st introduced in. New Orleans; Co. in U1e Chester area. All and since the nickname for· a persons interested in the Creole was Johnny Crapaud. service ·rrom either area are the game became known as asked to attend the Tuesday Crapaud's game and later as hearing being conducted by the Public Utilities Commission. craps. And District are Thereon .Johnson. week. The custom of setting David, Koblentz, Roy Miller, aside special "RQgation Days" Rex Shenefield and Harold for this purpose began more than I ,500 years ago, when Carnahan. , French peasants prayed for This is the 19th consecutive year that the districts have help after crop failures ha~ sponsored soil stewardship brought widespread hunger, observances this week . ·The material was prepared by the National Soil Stewardship Advisory Commit\ee of the National Association of Conser·vation Districts. It is being distributed by the Meigs Ministerial Association. Supervisors of the Meigs .. Musket shoot-out opens Bob Evans Farm season I Nixon never-knew ... a Board h.z·res 77,· ·o ne prz·ncz·pal GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County's Local pointed head basketball coach at ·North Gall ia High School, and Mrs. Roberta Kail, Both the in-district and out-Of-district Board of Education Saturday employed 77 Gall ia on two year supplemental coaching secreU.ry to the Gallia County Local Board fee schedules must be- approved by the non-\eaching personnel, a principal at contracts . of Education's central office. · 7:42p.m. on the parking lot at North Galli a Ohio Board of Regents . Southwes te rn High School and set All band directors were placed on an Supt. Bradbury was . granted perHigh School where an · auto driven by Instructional programs approved by coaching salaries for 1974-75. II month salary schedule and all high mission to employ a secretary and perArnold F. Cooper of Springfield backed the Community College Board of Trus\ees .Continuing contracts went to Frank school libr~rians will be on 10 month ~onnel to opera\e the swimming pool at into a car owned by Meorida Jewell Eddy, . tr f Brumfield, Raymond Galyen, and .Phyllis contracts.· · Frank Cremeans, assisl<lnt Kyger Creek High SchooL· , t • include· a genera I educa ron ans er . 38, ol Rt. I, Gallipolis. · 1 r • Mulholand , bus drivers; Fred Fellure, schoo superintendent, was designated as The board approved a pr1·mary EMR medica IIa bora tory tec hnoIogy, , Deputies investigated·. the theft of program, accounting, secre tarial scie nce , and Garrett Fellure and Flora Hively, Title I coordinato• for thecounty .. unit for Che shire-Kyger Elementary awning from a mobile home owned by electron.ics. Each of these programs is for janitors ; and to Jewell Gay Saunders, pay. According to Gallia County School SchooL A new junior high special Bonnie Fletcher at Johnson's. Trailer two years and leads to an, Associate roll clerk, and Carolyn Rossi\er, secretary Supt. C. Comer Bradbury , a portion of education unit has been approved for Court and the theft of a battery taken from Degree. at Hannan Trace Elementary SchooL Cren:'eans' annual sala~y of assisU.nt Kyger Creek High School.. 11 will be the Fai\h Harris' car at the Robbins and . supermtendent wrll be pard by the federal _first time ever the area has had two Myers parking lot. · The Ohio Board of Regents must Lloyd L. Myers was gran'ted a new government through Title I fu nds. separate EMR units. 1 approve all instructional programs. T~e four year. contract as principal at SouthMrs. Ruth George, an art \eacher and five proposed progra ms tbobe presented to western at a salary of $15,960 per year. Sue former. Title I coordinator in the North The 1974-75 school calendar was ap. SERVICES PLANNED the Regents are being considered for in-. Ruff, an elementary teacher, was gran\ed . Gallia District, ·wa s ,designated as ADC proved. School will starl Aug. 26 with a P,OMEROY - American Legion elusion in the 1 academic schedule ' for a five year contract. r coordinator . A portion of her salary will be teachers' meeting . Studeljts will report for Memorial Day services will be held . Community. College next year. Coaching salaries were set as follows : paid rrom the ADC fund . . classes on' Tuesday,. Aug. 27; Classes will Sund¥Y, May 26, by tlle Racine Legion Post When voters of the four county College head football and basketball , $900 ; Resignations accepted Saturday were be dismissed on Labor Day, Oct. 25 for a No. 1102 at 10 a.m. at Racine Greenwood District approve a .one mill operating levy a5sistants in each sport, S500; junior high. ' by Donald Love, veteran teacher at Bid- teachers' meeting; Nov. 28-29 Thanks-/ Cemetery and at .II a.m, at Letart m a specral elect1o.n June 11 , the · Com- ,coaches, $30Q; track and . baseball, $300. well-Porter; Clarence Sheets,ye\eran bus ·giving; Dec . 20; Jan. 2,Christrilas; March Cemetery. The Southern High ScHool Band ' munity Colle~e will be op~ rational and ' John Blake was n~med football coach driver in the Hannan Trace area ; John ' ·28-31, Easter and all classes. will end on will participate. begm acceptrng students fo~ th1s fa ll. at North. G,allia and Jir> Foster was ap- Birkhold, indu•trial.arts teacher at Nor th May 23. 1 . r'l. I .r I ' I ' 1·, ,, D •• ... ~ .' I I • • I I I I ' ' ., ,.._ ' I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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