https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ee349a832736ffffa50e7ed199f9ad2a.pdf c176a70e58de2bfa6c9a3e984afd5e0a PDF Text Text ' \ 14 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, lliay 22, 1975 Johnson to speak at commencement RACINE Bosworth operation . I Bos is the immediate past "Bos" Johnson, WSAZ-TV news director , will be the presiden t of the lntern.atioanl guest ··speaker at the com- Radio Television Ne ws mencement exercises at Directors Association , serSouthern High School Sun- ving from October, 1973, through September, 1974. He day, May 25, at 8 p. 'm. Sixty stude nt s will be had served six consecutive graduating. Baccalaureate years as treasur er and will be held Friday, May 23, member of. the RTNDA ·at 8 p. m. when th e , Rev. Board prior to becoming its Howard Black will deliver t he pr-esident. He is also a membet of the se rmon. Johnson , as a regional news Marshall University director, heads a dual city Journalism Advisory news operation with a staff of Committee, and Sigma Delta 15, plus 30 correspondents !n Chi journalism society . He is past president of the W. Va. his four-state region. The Charleston-Hun tington Assoeated Press News WSAZ·TV news organization Directors Association. Johnson was educated in gathers and presents news live from newsrooms and Charleston, W. Va . public studios in both cities. The schools, then received his A. News Department has4 B. degree from West Virginia received numerous honors University . He was awarded and awards, most recen tly an M. A. from Marshall named by the Associated University in 1969. · Press in Wes t Virginia for ·· outsta nding enterprise reporting. The news team has twice been named as one . whose news coverage of significant stories for the AP merited national recognition. The Rev. Ernest Stricklin Johnson came to WSAZ if! will be guest speaker at the 1952 as news and staff an· United Presbyterian Chur· noun cer. Before his ap- ches of Syracuse and Mid· pointment as head of a dleport, Sunday, May 25 at 9 co mbined radio-television and 10 a.m. respectively. news department in !960, he He is a graduate of Louis was Radio News Editor and me Presbyterian Theological Program Director . (The Seminary and an ordained radio station has since been minister in the Presbyterian separated from the television Church in the United States. He is a member of the Capital Union Presbytery in the area of Washington, D. C. and for six and one-half years he was associated with the board of Christian Education of the Southern Pre sby ter ia n STEW ART - The Meigs Church at Richmond, Va. Girls Track Team came in Currently, he is chairman of third in a tri-meet here the Department of Human Wednesday, finishing the day Development and Family with 29 points . Athens won the Ecology at Ohio University, meet with a total of 73 with Athens. host Federal Hocking placing second with 40. &Plrttde''Markle The results : Shot. fill - 31 ft . 3", died Wednesday Ma c Combs, A; Pam Mrs. Gertrude 0. Markle, Vaughan, M; Kim Grueser, 82, a resident of 73 Spruce St., M; Causey, FH. Gallipolis, died Wednesday Discus - 97ft. 8Vz", Sleigh, evening in the Malone A; Jarv is , FH; Pam Nursing Home at WheelersVaughan, M; Burdette, M. burg. · LongJump-16 ft . 4", Ash, She was a retired employee A; M; MacCombs, of the GSI and a native of Moorehead, A; Mahoney, Meigs County . She was FH. High Jump - 4 ft. 7", preceded in death by her Conrad, FH ; Athens, Fed. husband Jacob Markle in 1968. Hocking. Surviving are a son, Low Hurdles - 12.3, Charles F. Kennaw of Sudnick, A; Bleigh, A; Florence, S. C., two grandConrad, FH; Boggs, FH. 100 Yd. Dash - 12.3, Ford, children, a sister, Mrs. Lucy FH; Ash, M; Smeeks, FH ; Koenig of East Liverpool, Ohio and a half-sister, Mrs. Martin , A. 220 Yd. Dash - 26.5, Carrie Smith of Middleport. She was a member of the Bleigh, A; Ash, M; Church of the Nazarene of VanKampen, FH ; Henry, A.. Gallipolis. 440 Yd. Dash- I :06.1, Ash, Miller's Home for Funerals M; Conrad, FH; McCarthy, will have charge of final A; Warner, A. · arrangements. i 440 Yd. Relay - 56.7, Athens; Fed. Hocking, Meigs. 880 Yd. Relay 2:01.5, DEATHS ·REPORTED Athens, FH, M. The deaths of Mrs. Ruth 880 Yd. Run - 2:45.1 , Brown of Marion, a past Mansfield, A; Downey, A; departemental Ia seeretaireMahorney, FH; Werner, FH. cassiare of Ohio, and Mrs. 880 Yd. Medley - 2:11.5, Alice Gordon Pico, past Athens, FH, M. national chapeau, have been Mile Relay - 5:15.0, reported by Mrs. Mary Athens, M. Martin, demi chapeau Mile Run - 6; 10.0, Bleigh, nationale, Central Division , A; Mansfield, A; Beth Eight and Forty. Vaughan, M; Dial, FH. • Tonighl thru Thursday NOT OPEN rri., Sat . & S•H•My THE TAKING OF PELHAM ONE T\I.' J THREE 1lechnicolorl Star r ing ,Martin Balsam · Rated " R" Also Cartoons Show starts at 7:00p.m. Memorial Day Sale DEBBIE McLAUGHLIN E~a Brunte .died Wednesday SPEAKS TO CLUB John Rice, Meigs County Extension Agent, was speaker at a recent meeting of the Meigs County Better Livestock 4-H Club held at the home of Stephanie Radford. Rice talked on breeding dairy cows. Refreshments were served by Ann Radford. Next meeting will be held June 3 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mark Mora. .i FRIDAY and SATURDAY .i i ! ** *** "RIDE IN A PINK CAR" i .: ** * !* MASON DRIVE-IN THEATRE! MASON , * . : There are two things In this world I hate - . Racoal prejudice and .Indoans. Take a ride on a car - 10 hell and back! RitedPG #*******************~*********. Sizes 29 to 44 waist. Solid colors · stripes · patterns · plaids. All double knit polyester permanent press. Includes our entire stock. Funeral service ' · St d IS on a ur ay FuneralservlCesfor Walter (Slick) Reuter, Hamilton who died Tuesday morning will be - - - - - - - · - - - - - - _ _ . . ,____ _., Mens Leisure Suits · el)tire stock. Sale Prices. at 10 a. m. Saturday at the • Memorial Day Sale Ewmg Funeral Home w1ilj. Memorial Day Sale Clifford Smith, pastor of the Bra~fo~d Church of Christ, Mens Lee $14.49 Blue Denim offrclahng. Mr. Reuter was a veteran Big selection of one and two piece of World War I. Military rites suits. Regulqrs, Talis and Womens will be conducted at Riversizes. Sizes 34 to 46- western styled · heavy weight view Cemetery by Drew blue denim . Excellent Lee quality and fit. Webster Post 39, American Legion . Pallbearers wili be Sale Priced members of Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans. Friends may call at the funeral home from 10 a. m. to Memorial Day Sale ----------------8 p.m. Friday. Memorial Day Sale SALE Mrs Edna J Brunte 83 Rt. 2.' Coolvill~, died Wed: nesday in Parkersburg after an extended illness. Born in Elizabeth, W. Va., she was a daughter of the late John and Sarah Mays 'Frazier. Mrs. Brunte attended the Elizabeth, W. Va., Baptist Church and was a resident of the Coolville area for 20 years. Mrs. Brunte is survived by her husband , Russell Brunte; three sons, Ralph and Donald A., both of Coolville, and Russell , Jr., Upper Sandusky, one daughter, Leona Ne lson , Coolville, two sisters, Alfa Kerns, Salem, w. Va. ; Verna Cline, Akron; three brothers, Charles and Everette Frazier, Akron;. and Rober.! Frazier, East Liverpool; 18 A public fund drive for grandchildren, and eight three year old Ryan Scott great-grandchildren. Jeffers, injured recenUy in a Mrs. Brunte was preceded power mower accident in death by one son, one reach $3,604 .59 Thursday daughter , three brothers, and morning. four sisters . Latest contributors to the Funeral services will be fund include the Parma Saturday , May 24 at I p. m. at Police Department, Louise the White Funeral Home, Rosenbaum, Phyllis Bearhs, Coolville, with Rev. Guy Evangeline Missiona ~y White offiCiating. Burial will Group of the Pomeroy follow in the Fairview Church of Christ, The Busy Cemetery. Friends may call Bee Circle of Trinity Church, after 12 noon Friday. Mr ..and Mrs. Frank Porter, Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta BROTHER DIES Sigma Phi Sorority, and John Mrs. Pearl Hoffman of and Nancy Davts. Middleport has learned of the Contributions may be sent death of her brother, James I. to Pomeroy Village Hall or Putney, 66, of Washington C. dropped by there to Mrs. H. on May 16, of a heart at- Dorinda Nardei. Checks are tack. Born in Mason County, to be made payable to the W. Va., he formerly resided Ryan jeffers Hospital Fund. in Gallipolis Ferry. Fund standing at ·$3,604.59 $599 Sale Prices WOMEN'S SWIMWEAR r----------------{ HALTER Tops *11.49 I · I Our entire stock of misses and junior halter and tube tops is included. ! STRAIGHT LEG DENIM JEANS I No flare · heavy weight blue denim . Waist sizes 29 to 46. Authentic western style. Famous Lee quality. Memorial Day Sale 1 Our entire stock of vinyls and leathers is included . . 1 • rices LEE '12.49 BOOT CUT DENIM JEANS Wai.st sizes 29 to46. Heavy Weight blue denim . True western style. 1 1 I r-------------------1 · •9 .44 ~-------------------COORDINATE l For This Sale Memorial Day Sale Memorial Day Sale . RTSWE· A R . Spo I ANOTHER SHIPMENT I MEN'S AND BOYS BELTS p riCe • · JUN lOR COVERALLS · · I I I I I WHILE THEY LAST_____ lh PRICE · I ---------·:-----------1 COREU1 DINNERW.'"RE SETS Sale $23.95 1--···---:....--w WORK UNIFORMS li i Sale L__ (Continued from pa1e I) ...... CANNON ROYAL FAMILY SCHOOL NAME SHIRTS BATH ENSEfl · .'~S SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES --·-· 1 Short sleeves · white w!th school name and emblem Imprint. ' ' Boys sizes small (8-10) , medium (12 -14), large (16-18 ), · Young mens sizes small 136-38) , medium (40· 42L large (44-46) . ." Eastern" - "Meigs' ' - "Wahama" and "Sou1hern". Boys and Girls Si1i!s · · · . . . • . . . $3.50 '(oung Mens Sizes • • · · . .. ·. - . . $3.95 1...-----1_.._...,.., _______ _.._.._____·r· Bath Towels · Hand Towels . Wash Cloths. King, Queen. Full or Twin Flat and Fitted Sheets and matching Pillowcases. WHITE SALE PRICES .. Home Furnishings Annex .~-.......... --- ... · - _..,. •..,. •..__ ,_...................,........,. __ _ Free CustOmer Parking on Second Street and at th• Mechanic Street Warehouse. · • , · . ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY I .. ce rt bands. He also received this year 's seience owmd . The son of Mr. and 1Mrs. Robert Couch, Mu lberry .HcighLs, Pomeroy, he attends the Hemlock Grove Church of Christ. ' Miss Cnsp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . .Jack Crips, Rt. I, GAA , Na ti onal Honor li2, lntern~ t iona l Order of Society, the girls track team, Job 's Daughters and the anlSand . Also a· Girls Stale Danville Church of Christ. A delegate, she attends the dclega lc to las t year's Hemlock Grove ChW"ch of Buckeye Girls State, she Chri st. She is the daughter of H~r ves as a leacher's a ide and Mr. and Mrs.· George White, <m offi ce assistant at sc hoo l. Rt. 2, Pomeroy . She has also been active as a Ac tive as a member of Unit member of the prom com- 128 Junior American Legion mittee, Ohio Office Educati on Auxi liary, Becky Roush also Association, National Honor lakes part in GAA, Usherette Society vice president, Pep Club and the Wise Consumers Cl ub , GAA, and as alter nate Club. Her paren ts are Mr . to Studen t Council and a and Mrs. Albert Roush, Rt . 4, typist for tl1e yearbook and Pomeroy . the Marauder Message. Steve Wal burn is president Joy White is a member of of both Student Coun cil a od th e Chess Club and is awards among the se niors Buchan, best actor, and Jan with Louanne Newell and Wilson, best actress, junior Phil Bowen receiving the class, and Guy Walker and activity awards. Selected as Marylu Mills, best actor and Danforth Foundation winners actress of the senior class ; as the outstanding senior girl Miss Mills, Carol King and and boy were Marylu Mills Vicki Gatd , yearbook editors; library •rn ior keys to Debbie and Phil Bowen. Sc holarship team awards Boatright and Cind y Thomas, went to Marlin Evans in and distributive education general science; Da vid awards to Bryan Taylor, Ti m Brown, algebra I: Diana Gillilan and Steve Roseberry. Pullins, algebra II ; Joe Libr ary awards went to Buc hanan, Ame ri c an Unda Myers, Bryan Taylor, histo ry; Dorothy Runyon , Connie Dailey, Phil Griffin , English 9; Crissy Morlan and Robert Harris, Micki Taylor, George Pickens, English 11 , and Mary Barringer. Juli Whitehead won the and Carolyn Harper, French Billie Jean King award for I. Service awards went to Joe the best girls' athlete and (Continued on page 2) JOY WHITE CARLA CRISP treasw-er of National Honor Society. He was a delegate to the slate Studen t Council Convention. A member o[ the basketball and base ball varsity teams, he attends Heath U1'J ted Methodist Chur ch. He is the son of Mr . and Mrs. Dale Walburn, Middleport. NOT PAPER MONDAY The Pomeroy · Mid· dleport Daily Sentinel will not be published Monday, Memorial Day, a legal hol i d ay. Regular publication wi ll be resum ed Tuesday, May 27. .;:::::::::::::::::::::::;.;:;:;.;:;.;:;.;:::::;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::::: at y BECKY ROUSH STEVE WALBURN • ent1ne Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Are<• VOL. XXVII FRIDAY. MAY 23, 1975 P.OM EROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 29 PRICE 15' -- ~ ~ Rural mailbox improvement is year 'round postal project Although " Mailbox lm· provement Week ," a traditional spring observance which contributes to im· proved secur ity and appearance of the nation 's nearly 25 million mailboxes ends Sat!ll'day, Meigs County postmasters are hopeful that patrons wlll continue BEIRUT - ANOTHER CEASE-FIRE BROKE down through the year to improve today and 1eft-wing Lebanese forces joined Palestinian guerrillas in the four-day-<lld battle with rockets, mortars and their mailboxes. Held annually, this event machine guns against right-wing phalanglsts in the outskirts of has long served as the Beirut. The casualty toll from four days of street duels in the city's silbur~s rose to about 30 dead and more than !50 starting signal for com munity efforts to repair, wounded. Pollee sources said Lebanese security troops wbo tried to repaint and make. other set up a tiuffer zone between the two sides to enforce the improvements to the nation 's ceaseflre arranged Thqrsday night were forced to withdraw approximately 25 million under heavy fire from Lebanese leftwing fo_rces . Th_ey w~re rural and suburban curblineable to return later. Police reports were the frrst ·confll'ffialion type mailboxes, which are that leftist groups had entered the fighting which has been served. Approximately 12,400,000 mainly between the Moslem Palestinians and . th~: families are served by about predominantly Chfistian Pllalan~ist party's ~.OOOrnen private 3I,OOii rural mail . routes . militia. Rural delivery service is now available to all qualified customers living a quarterSQUAD RUNS EXTENDED OUTLOOK The Pomeroy Emergency mile or more from first , S·un,day through Squad answered a call to the Tuesdlf , chance of al· 8econd and third class post . offices without city delivery. Richard Thomas Home on teruoon thundershowers Lincoln Heights at 6:ll a.m. dally and continued warm. In the past, customers had to Friday for Fred Daniels who Highs will be in the 80s and live a half-mile or more from was ill. He was taken to lows will be in the 80s. the post office or erect an Veterans Memorial Hospital. ,:::::::::_;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:· approved mailbox line of ' ·travel of the rural carrier in CLOSING MONDAY HAS SURGERY ' Director Clifford E. Reich order to rece ive rural SYRACUSE - Ruddy of the Ohio Department of delivery . Stewart, 25, Syracuse, un- Liquor Control announced ·. Rural ·mail service ·began derwent heart surgery today t!lat all sl!lte liquor way back in 1896. In those Thursday at University stores, agencies and depart- days many make-shift Hospital, Columbus. He is ill mental offices will ·be closed rece ptacles were used the IntenSive o re unit at the Monday, 'May 26, in ob- rn;~ilboxe s. One favorite was. hospital. servance of Memorial Day. a tin can nailed to a tree. as consumers the increased cost of coal , J"Ould Ieave his company "a candidate" for bankruptcy. Columbus and Southern Ohio purchases between 35 and 40 per cent of its coal from a mine operated by Peabody Coal Co. on Ian? owned by Columbus and Southern Ohio . The electric utility serves 423,500 customers in a 6,200 square mile area of central and southern Ohio . Green admitted to the Joint Select Committee on Energy that while the coal lands owned by C&SOE are not included In the rate base of the utility, "this whole thing should be. under PU!::O jurisdiction." Committee Chairman Rep. . Thomas J. Carney, D-Youngstown, had expressed concern that utilities were not diligent in negotiations for coal purchases because the price increases are simply passed on to consumers. Green said the alternative to the fuel adjustment clause would be rate case hearings before the PSCO each time · there was a price Increase of energy sources, resulting in a time lag for implementation of the price increase and an added burden to the PUCO . "Without the fuel ad· justment clause now, utilities . (Continued on page 14) , I • '\ ,. ' ' ' • .. TO CELEBRATE POPPY DAYS in Pomeroy May 23 and 24 Marge Reuter, chair· woman, and Isabelle Couch of the Drew Webster Auxiliary Unit 39, Pomeroy, decorated the window of Elberfeld's Annex on Main St.with a "poppy tree." .;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: Woman injured . Laborers' Council in agreement COLUMBUS (UP!) -The Laborers District Council of Ohio, which represents about 10,000 Ohlo highway and public construction workers, and the Ohlo Contractors Association Friday reached a tentatlve agreement on a new contract. ·nre new pact will be put to a ratlflcatlon vote next ·Thursday. John Scales, Columbus, business manager for Local 423 of the Laborers. union, said the proposed contract ls a "good agreement" for both the union and the Meigs County Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach was kept busy all night in· vestigating an accident in contractors . which one person was hospitalized, a theft, and ::::::::::::::::;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: windows being shot out. Barbara Lynn Roush, 33, Hartford , was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospilal and admitted following a single car accident at 3 a.m. The Meigs Local District Yonk er, cosmetology today on TR 165, Bailey Run Board of Education granted • teacher; Dorothy Oli ver, Road , in SalisbW"y township. the use of the Pomeroy Junior E ng I ish -so cia! st u dies Traveling north on CR 5 she High Building to the senior teacher; James Crow, health crossed SR 124 onto 165. ci tizens at a special boaril and physical educa ti on Because of foggy conditions meeting Thursday night. The teacher and grade 7-8 fo otball she went off the highway and agreement on the center is coach : Li nd a McMa nu·s , struck and broke off a for 12 months beginning JUne teacher, and Dor,is Johnson, telephone pole. Her condition I, 1975, with the agreement teacher. Resignations were aeTHE U. S. POSTAL is satisfactory, hospital of- that it be returned on 60 days ' . notice if needed for school cep ted . fr qm Patrici.a ·Servlce smiles on neat, ficials reported. There was heavy ~amage . purposes. O'Connor, teacher and girls' well-marked mailboxes, to the car. No citation was The board appointed volleyball coach; Ron Logan, with name and number, Issued. Donald Leigh, full-time golf coach, Lynn Burnette, such as that at the home of Sheriff Harten bach in· guidance counselor ; Linda EMR teacher at Rutland, and 1\fr. and Mrs . Rlchard vestigated the shooting out of Susan Edwards, speec h Flck, Sr. on Route 7. · windows at the Ella Al)derson therapist. John Arnott was appointed as a summer Today, manu(act ur ers Home, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, that occ!ll'red· some time before· CROP DAMAGED worker ·at the custodial rate. provide a vari ety of modern midnight The same person. LETART FALLS The A bid of $30 was accepted mailbox designs for use with decorative posts in or persons is believed also to . Earl Adams Farm at Leteri .from John Fischer for a cooperatid!J with the ·Post have shot out windows at the Falls suffered severe damage pickup truck: The report of Har risonville Elementary when strong winds hit the the evaluation committee Service. area Thursday night. The concerning a fair dismissal All postal personnel School. Some time Th"fsday night. . , wind hlel)' down a garage in policy was reviewed. directly involved in suburban someone broke mto a pop which the Adams car was Attending the meeting were and rural deliveries are expected to cooperate with · machine at Newell's Service parked. It was also reported Carol Pierce , Bob Snowden, p<is tal cusiomers in making Stat ion at Chester and took that the wind caused con- Virgil King and Wendell certain their mailboxes · approximately $30. The in· sidera ble damage to . the Hoover, board members, and com ply with reg~lations on cidents are under in- tomato fields in the Letart George Har g rav es, vestigation., Falls area . superintendent. safety and accesslbilitv . . Center will use school Ed hill is aired COLUMBUS (UP!) Aooun25 superintendents of Ohio local school districts or th eir representatives met here today to discuss a Senate passed education bill which most of the superintendents feel would be detrimental to rural districts. Th e bill, which is now in the Ohio House, would Fevise the school education formula so that the more local money that is put into a district, the more state funds the district would get. Harold Butcher, suprintendent of the Perkins Local School district in E;rie County , and one of the coordfuators of the meeting, said, "we are here for a brainstorming session and to trade ideas.'' l:lowever, Butcher said he felt rural areas would be severely hurt by the bill. "If we see this bill effects the funding (of,rural SChools) and if we feel the levels of funding should be extended ·upward, obviously we are going to see. if. there can not be some reviSion in IIJe equal yield formula," said Butcher, "Obviously when you don't receive as much revenue out of a new bill as we received last yea~,you are not going to be pleased abOut it," said Butcher. "We are boping some increase in the level of the fundin g .wUl be. generated." .1 ' ' Honor Society, and a member of !he Music Club, Latin Club, and the marching and ccm- . Langsville, is active in Be thel • DETROIT - AUTOMAKERS ARE CONTINUING their stepped-up spring production pace despite a sales report today that shows mid-May sales off 31 per cent from last year and the lowest since 1961. Industry analysts said the May ll-20 report shows about 172,000 cars sold ilJ the period, compared with 249,394 a year ago in the second best mid-May in history. The continuing sluggish sales meant the auto industry, which traditionally leads the economy out of recession, Is not doing so this time. · 1------...r.--~---~----·-1 -~ Memorial Day Sale \ 1 Tape PlayeiS 1 - COLUMBUS = .....:tHE STI).'l'~ NATURAL Resources Department aMounced Thursday all Ohio sll!te park beaches will begin summer operations this Saturday. Lifeguards will be on duty at the 42 state park beaches from the Memorial Day weekend )?rough the Labor Day weekend, said Rod Cooper, chief of ~epartrnent's division of parks and recreation . . · \ 8-TRACK STEREO TAPES: 7.98 Short Sleeye Shirts - - . Sale 5.49 11 . RCA Stereo 8 . Atomat' Sale Prices 1 Na tional ,, Fuel-cost needed • says executive . Mens and Young Mens - Memorial Hospi tal. The salutator ian, Couch is By United Press Internat(onal . USBON- "SOCIAUSM, YES. Dlt'rATORSHIP, NO." Tens of thousands of parading Socialists chanted the Slogan Thursday night, throwing down the gauntlet in a confrontation with the country's military rulers. "Whose side is the military on?" marchers shouted during giant Socialist demonstrations in Lisbon and Porto, the two lar·gest cities in Portugal. Socialist leader Mario Soares threatened to pull out of the coalition cabinet wlless the leftwing military government curbs growing Communis! in· fluence in' Portugal. "We don 't want a Communist dictatorship," Soares said. · By VICfOR LANIAUSKAS UP! Statehouse Reporter "TheJ>C!lple won't accept it and we don't want it." COLUMBUS (UP!) - The He accused the military rulers of discriminating against Utilities Commission Public the beleaguered Socialists and called for curbs on Communist of Ohio should have the power influence in the cabinet, press and labor movement . It was the worst political crisis in Portugal since the leftwlng Armed to investigate coal purchases Forces Movement came to power a year ago, overthrowing a by public utilities , but elimination of the fuel cost half-<:entury of rlghtwing dictatorship. increase pass-through could ! MIAMI -NUDE, GREASED AND goggled and listening force the firms into to John Denver music to keep from getting bored, Ben bankruptcy, the President of Huggard swam at a steady pace inside a special shark cage the Columbus and Southern Obio Electric Co. said Thurs-. early today in his !&a-mile quest of the Bahamas. day. Swimming at 48 strpkes per minute, or about 4.5 knots, Arthur G. Green told the Huggard covered more ·than 30 miles in his first seven hours legislative Joint Select after pltinging into the \>ulfstream off Marathon in the Florida ·Committee on Energy Keys at 1:22 p.m. Thursday. The 35-year-old plainclothes cop from Freeport, N.Y., was making better time t~n expected elimination of the fuel ad· justment clause, which because of the push of the north-flowing Gulf stream. Huggard allows utilities to pass on to said he boped to be in Bimini by early evening. Memorial Day Sale I ~ fNews . .. in Brief~ --------·-----------1~--------w •9.44 ---------WOMEN'S HANDBAGS !1 12 a Candy o:: tripcr at Vctcnms ·:::::::::~:::::::::::;:;:;:;::::::::::.:=:=:·:=:=:~:·:·:· :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-=~:·:::~:·:~:~:·~:=:~"':::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~ LEE RIDERS '12.49 Sale Prices · I Sa Ie P atte nd s Trinity CIJur·ch and is president of the . ~ gym lea der, one year . Slw MARYLU Mll.LS, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills , Route 3, Pomeroy, and Phil Bowen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bowen, Tuppers Plains, were named the Danforth Foundation winners- the most outstanding senior girl and boy - at the Eastern High 8chool Thursday. II Sale Prices Sa Ie News .. ·i n Briefs .· WESTERN JACKETS E-R SQUAD RUNS CAR DRIFTED OFF RACINE - The Racine Several groups from our regular stock (not all A car parked in the private Emergency Squad was called Boys sizes 20 to 28. Mens sizes 30 to 42 . Popular sizes in all styles and colors). drive of Betty Fife, Powell for Clyde Salser, Rt. 1, reversible b!llts. White to brown . white to St., at 9:30 Wednesday night Racine, at 9:45 a . m. Wed1/ black $1.75. Mens and boys wide sport Belts . drifted down the drive and nesday . A medical patient, he solid white and a big selection otsolid colors came to rest against the was taken to Veterans · . 1 $2.50. Mens hand painted leather sport ·belts. home of Mr. and Mrs. Ber· Memorial Hospilal. At 8 p. m. ~----------------·----~rAn excellent value - $3.95. . , nard Gilkey, !284 Powell St. Tu~sday the squad was called Memorial Day Sale · -----:------,.--------Middleport police set the for Nicholas G. Adams, Rt. I, Memonal Day Sale i Memorial Day Sale · damage in excess of $100. Racine, who was having 29 95 Reg. $ . Reg. $74 ' 95 difficulty breathing. He was laken to Holzer Medical Veterans Memorial Hospital Center. ADMISSIONS - Clyde Small group of Junior size Denim Salser , Racin e; Carl overalls. n ~ U IC Vanover, Syracuse ; James CALLED TWICE Wamsley, Pomeroy ; Ruth RACINE - The Racine~R Duerr, Pomeroy; Buddy squad was called Tuesday at (only 4 to sell) Flowers, Letart, W. Va.; 8 p.m. for Nicholas G. ' ~7.99 Steven Bailey, Jr., Athens; Adams, Rt. I, Racine, a Memorial Day Sale Lisa Tillis, Rutland . medical patient, who was Lee. Tech Twill DISCHARGES - Dorothy taken to Holzer Medical Memorial Day Sale Warth, Eunice Brown, Dorsel ' Center. Wednesday at 9:45 Miller , Mary Hackney , a.m. they transported Clyde Lester Thomas. SAlser, Rt. I, Racine, also a ' Permanent press · excellent l,.ee quality . neat medical patient to Veterans fitting . · SQUAD CALLED Memorial Hospital. · Entire. stock included. Rock . Pop . Country Pants in sizes 29 to 44 waist. The Pomeroy Emergency and Western. · Shirts in sizes 14'12 to 17'12 Squad was called to Spring Khaki · navy blue · spruce green . charcoal . Ave. at 11:48 p. m. WedLOCAL TEMPS dark olive. nesday for Orville Graham The t~mpera lure .in w~o was having diffic~lty downtown Pomeroy at' 11 a. 9.98 Pants - . - - . - . - .. .breathing. He was taken to m. today was 82 degree under Sale 7.49 r-~------------8.98 Long Sleeve Shirts - .. Sale 6.49 · Veterans Memorial Hospital. sunny skies. Memorial Day Sale COLUMBUS - LEGISLATION SPONSORED by majority Democrats in the General A.$Sembly, expected to come to the Senate floor next week, would create essentially the same Energy Development Authority in Ohio requested by Gov. James A. Rhodes Tuesday. Rep. Thorra~ J. Carney, DYoungstown, head of the Joint Select Cow .Jttee on Energy, said following Rhodes' address to the ·General Assembly Tuesday that a Democratic bill creating an Energy " 011, Rachel , my love, the: Development Authority would vary only slighUy from a bill loves you shatter ... If yOIJ sponsored by the Rhodes administration. should die, "We had scheduled the bill for a floor vote this w~ek but Wou.ld it matter? " . It . . Rated R delayed it at the request of Sen. Michael J. Maloney, . (ft. .. Cincinnati)," Carney said. Maloney is Minority Leader of the Senate. Carney said the only difference between the bilt in· troduced by Sen. Harry Meshel, D-YoWJgstown, and the Rhodes' measure is that the .Democratic bill would use 'the W• VA. .·. existing Ohio Development Center as a basis for t~ Energy Development .\utborily. ' "SINS OF RACHEL" EASTERN - Achievement keys for outstanding performance in the many areas of learning were presented Thursday in th e annual · Awards Assembly of Eastern High School. · Receiving the scholasti c keys ' were Ed Gibbs, in· dustrial arts ; Mandie Rose, in st rum e ntal mu s ic; Louanne Newell , vocal music; Karen Reod, English; Pam Sams, business; Marylu Mills, Latin; Debbie Boatright, social studies; Homer DeLong, science, and Vickie Gaul , art. Bonni~ Welsh and Craig Reed received th e citizenship Flared With Snap Front · BOSJOHNSON t Top students of .th e Meigs High School 1975 grad uati ng class announced tod ay are De bbi e McLaug h l in , valedictorian ; Ri ck Coucll , sal utatorian and .Joy .White, Carla Cri sp, Becky Rou•h, and Steve - Walburn, honorarians. Tl1e daughter of ·Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth McLaughlin, · Pomeroy, Debbie's activities incl ude GAA, four years; National Hon or Society, two years; Student Council , two years; gymnas tics (captain I, two years; volleball, three years; band, four years; and Achievers recognized Junior/ Misses Sizes 5/6 to 15/ 16 *****************************.. ~ DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM L. ' RICK COUCH DENIM JEANS Girls third in tri-meet at Stewart MEIGS lHEATRE ELBERFELDS .· IN POM E·ROY.. . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM Rev. Stn'ckJin speaks Sunday Top Meigs· students anno·u nced , ' . ~! ,I ' \ •• '· �2::- The Da1ly' Sentinel. Middle;JOrt-Pomeroy, 0., Fr1day, May 2:1, !!iS - ~ .I • 3- The Dally Sentinel. Mlddleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Mav 23, 1975 Historic bill.is approved Kentucky captUres ABA crown COLUMBUS ( UPI) - .The fir st comprehensive public employe negohations bill ever to clear eitber chamber of the Oh10 General Assembly has made 1ts way through tbe Democrahc - controlled Senate and over to tbe House of Represen~tives. The controversial legislation, considered during every sess10n since 1965, was approved on a party-line 20-12 vote by the Senate Thursday before lawmakers adJourned WUANNE NEWELL, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. BONNIE WELSH, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. Dale THE DANFORTH FOUNDATION Awards were presented to Anita King and Mike for the long Memorial Day Harold Newell, Chester, and Phil Bowen, son of Mr. and Welsh, Tuppers Plams, and Craig Reed , son of Mr. and Nesselroad, the outstanding senior girl and boy during honors assembly at Meigs High weekend. Mrs. Homer Bowen, Tuppers Plains, were the activity Mrs . Marvm Reed , Reedsville, were named the "good School Thursday. She is the daughter of Mrs. Frank W. Porter, Jr., and the late Marvin Tailored to majority award wmners among the semor class at Eastern High c1hzens" of the senior class of Eastern High School ThursKing , and MikelS the son ofMr. and Mrs. George Nesselroad, all of Pomeroy. Democrats ' des1res, the bill School Thursday . The award goes to tbe semor girl and day. The Citizenship awards are g1ven annually at the repeal s the 28-year old boy carry~ out numerous extra curricular activ1bes. school. Ferguson Act wh1ch has theoretically proh1b1ted ' w1th J1m Landon selected as Dave Hannum, Tim Kuhn, strikes by public employes, the mos t approved and John Steve Nelson, Bob McClure, but has not often been enSm1th, Pe~ry Reed and Terry Bruce R1f!le, Dave Mills, forced durmg recent public Achievement awards in the sc 1ence, second m the Uh 1o Jim Howard , Ken Wyant, (Continued from page 1) Hend erson, John Henderson, Sm1 th, h1gh pomt wmners. Mark Hawk, John Evans, employe labor disputes. activities of Meigs High University dlstr~ct ; Laura Dick Owen, Dale Browning, It sets up collective School students the past term Hoover, 7th In French I, Dlv. varsl ty ; Robert Powers, g1rls basketball letter win- Conme Putman , 1un10rs, and Stat•st1c1ans were Sherry M1ke Hall, Steve Trussell, I. and Mary Sue Durst and Mitch. Kelly ners were Uz Edward, Jan Homer DeLong, semor. Epple, Teresa D Edwards, Jim Davis, Dave Brown, Joe bargaining procedures for were announced Thursday Paula Eichln~er , 2nd and' 4th Mark Win e br enner , R1chard pubhc employes and W1lson, Tammy F1lch, Jul1 Wmmng track awards were Jewell Blake, Teresa Smith, Kuhn, and Brian Mathews. morning during the annual place rospect1vely tn French Joh nson , Michael Wayland, II, DIV l . Whitehead, Vick1 Epple and Terry Smith, Don Jackson, Teresa Carr and Cm dy Joe Kuhn won the award for authoriZes str1kes in limited Honors Assembly. Other scholastic awards Ronald Cascl, Randy Mar. Katnna Batey. John Sm1th, Cra1g Reed, Phil R•tchie. Anita King and Mike went to Theresa Van Meter , shall. Patrick Soulsby, Kelly the most improved player: ins~nces where public health Hawk, Ronnie Snyder, Jeff Perfect attendance awards Bowen, M1ke Larkins, Randy Baseball awards wen t to Don Hann um for best and safety are not at stake . Nesselroad were named as Randy Houdashelt, Spanish Mil ler, Chip Brauer, reserI ; April Fraser, V1 ckie Policemen, f1remen, prison Danforth Foundallon Award went to John Clark, Teresa Blake, Bryan Taylor, Gary Joe Boyles, Jeff Goegel, Joe defensive playmg : Randy ves . Homer Smith, Willie Manley, · Beverl y Wilcox , Willis, Reed, Nancy Samos, Anna Longenette, Dana F1ck, J1m Bowers, man agers ; team Blake for best hitter and also guards, mental institullon winners . managers . Beverly Will , Spanish II; Cheerleading awards went Taylor. R1ta Sams, Dawn Landon, Mike Sm1th , Mark mem bers, M1 ke Larkms, the best pi tcher and •the most attendants and school adKen nedy , M>ke to J il l Ba 1ty , Cathy Blaettnar, Individual ach1evement Debbie mm•strators would be awards went to Cherie Fry , Magnot ta, Spanish Ill ; Ph1i Mar Sorden, freshmen : David Grossmckle, J1m Putman, Randy Blake, Tim Spencer, valuable player awards Jane Sisson, Span ish IV ; Ray Kay ciaVuDillard, Brown, Karen F1ck, La rr y Longenette, Buddy Ph1l jaklija, freshmen ; Bowen, Greg Statishcs were kept by Mandi allowed to strike as a last Woodmen of the> World · Ohlinger, Janer,, Rory Bartrum , History Award ; Mary Blaettnar , Jennie sophomores : Letha Clark, Drake, Jeff Day, Perry Reed, Wmebreniier, Rob Barber, Rose , Louanne Newell, NJCsel resort, but they could he American Diane Sm 1lh, cheerleader of Ronne Eblin, lsi, 2nd and Jrd Grate, Jayne Hutchison, Pam ordered back to work w1thm place freshmen 1 n 1 ndustnal Steve Hauber, Barbara Ken Enveldson, Joe Kuhn Don Jackson , Don E1ehmger, Duvall and Julia Schultz. the year, Sandra Curtis, DAR North, Melan 1e Simmons, 48 hours by a court. Good Citizenship ; Debra arts . Robert W1il. Scott Becky Thomas , JUnior var Napper, Randy Lyons, lsi, ; Demaris Ash , Merrl Passage of the bill comes at Kennedy , Betty Crocker 2nd and Jrd place sity Family Leader; Scalf Auit, Debi Bailey , Sandy a llme when the ad- Reuter, so phomores in industr~al outstanding funlor CurtiS, April Fraser, Diana mimstratwn of Gov. James actor; Debbie Malson , ou t- arts, Lau r a Hoover and Smith, varslfy Paula E ic hinger , Fr e nc h Other awards were to Janel A. Rhodes 1s embroiled in a standing tun lor actress; scholarship and Angie Sisson. outstand1ng Maue, Laura Hoover, Sally bargaining dispute with ass A question and answer in order to achievement, Cheryl Ken 1stance, junior play ; Phil eton, Debra Mclaughlin, nedy. Loretta McElhaney, Carl acquaint the public for the need in supporting · pnson guards. Corrections Ohlinger, otJislandlng senior consumer Kim Grues er, Pam Vaughan , math awards ; officers at three state penal actor ; Babs Witte , out. Stephanie Rought , Robin Pat Vaughan, Beth Vaughan, the 1.6 mill tax levy to be voted upon June 3, to senior actress ; GAA serv1ce ptns , David mstitutions have struck stand1ng Debb1e Black , outstanding Dewhurst, algebra t; Liasa Moore , Ph 1l Ohl1ng er, Lonnie provide operating funds for the Meigs Comwithin the last two weeks assistance , senior play : Janel Thomas, algebra II ; Sandy Coates, Marty Seelig, Jeff munity School which serves the retarded of Maue, GAA outstand1ng Carleton, Mik e Magnotta , Ridgway , Apnl Fraser, and over lack of a contract. the county': serv1ce award. Demaris Ash, Crystal Glaze, Greg Van Babs Wille, Spirit Club Sen . Harry Meshel, D- outstanding RIO GRANDE - For Thi s seven-hour cred1t girl athlete ; Joy Meter , ach ievement in award s, Tammy Stanley, Youngstown , ch1ef sponsor, Wh1t~ , top senior math chemiStry; Pat Corsi , Ray Diane Lewis , Belinda Friend, persons who like summer College Workshop, open to haded the bill as a landmark student; June Wamsley, Janey , Marty Krawsczyn , Bonn1e Oilton, bowling Question: Who operates the Program for fishmg in Canada, or scuba the public, 1s espec1ally T1m Hood, Sue Kennedy , m "trying to bring some geometry award, Rodney Penny Hysell, Pam Evans, awards; Jo Chal1n, high the Mentally Retarded? diving in the Bahama designed for school teachers Carl, Kenny Rlfe 1 225 gam e, Diane orderly procedures into tbe automechanlcs award of Darlene Thornton, Ann Fi tch , bowler. Islands, Rio Grande College- who need credit m sc1ence, Answer: It is not part of the public school Lewis, high series 479. area of pubhc employment " distinction , Br~an Shank , Mary Carswell , Tammy Rio Grand~ Gllm munity sociOlogy, outdoor education, G~tls athletiC teams system. It is operated by a board of seven Debord, general math rec etv tng award s were Republicans complained it welding award of diStinctiOn ; awards. College has two summer or any of the soc1al sc1ence D1ane Lew1s, Belinda Friend, people. Five are appointed by the County basketball - Pat Vaughan, would lead to more public cosmeto logy awards of Perfect attendance award s workshops planned for them. fields. Pam Vaughan , Beth Commissioners. Two b-y the Probate Court. employe strikes and drive up dlsl>nclion ; Bill Hall. Ann went to Pam ela Evans , Vaughan, Cathy Meadows, The flfst is a five-week Cost of the workshop is Vickie German , Judy Gilkey They all serve without pay . the cost of governing N>lz, OWE awards of Kathy Howard, Joni Murray, Demari s Ash, Janel Maue, course that includes a full $675. This includes all twtwn dJstinctJon ; Jeff Musser , mumcipahties. Pat Peyton, Tammy Sims, Mary Weyersmiller, Glenda three weeks on the Andros charges, travel, lodging, and communications electronics Brown , May Boggs, and award of diShnclion , DaVId Mark Sla ter, Steven Stout, manager s K1m Grueser , Islands m tbe Bahamas. This food costs except for meals Velvet Swisher, Pam Powers, Jones. Ralph McMillin, Laura Hoov er and Sherri workshop called " Com- eaten durmg the trip from n1nlh grade , Date Browning, Clark. mining award of distinction ; ecology, fishing, survival non-eredit for those wishing prehensive Study of a Sub- Rio Grande College to Fort Opal Lucille Dyer, Theresa Swnmer Workshops should Carl Davidson, outstanding Tack - Pam Vaughan, Tropical Island" hegins witb Lauderdale and back. The techmques, and basic outdoor to parllcipate on that basis; contact Dr. George Wolfe, senior In FFA leadership . Ann FISh, Cheryl Kennedy, Beth Vaughan , Joy White, Loraine McElhaney, Timothy &nd R1ck Couch. science however , the cost 1s the same four days in class on the Rio round-trip air fare from Fort education living. Sciles, tenth grade , Jul>e Demam Ash , Tracy Bur director of health, physical award . delle, Sally Carleton , Rita Cost of this workshop is as for credit. Grande campus from Lauderdale to the Bahama Re cognized for high Hamm , Janel Maue, Ralph Bailey , Pat Vaughan, Jen educatiOn and recreation at $300 covering tmhon, four Registration for these two Monday, July 21 through Islands IS also included in the 1n Ohio Searles, Geg Van Meter , Ken n>fer Wis e, Becky Be~o , Rio Grande College . placement Gilkey, Cindy Eads, eleventh nights motel lodgmg, food , workshops is now open. A Scholarship Tests were Thursday, July 24. . Kennedy, K1m one price. Students will he Telephone is 245-,;353. grade; and Jo Ellen Ing les Cheryl Robert Nakamoto, gen~ral Grue ser, Velvet Swisher, Then on Friday, July 2S the housed m cabms at the In- transportation to and from min1mum of 13 participants 1s and Jo Ann Peyton, twelfth A minimum downpayment Cathy Meadows. grade. entlfe class will leave by bus ternahonal Field Study Field Canada, canoe rentals and aU required before eitber can be of $150 for each workshop will Volleybal l Pam Boys' athlet ic teams camping needs other than offered defmitely and a for Fort Lauderdale, Fla. station. Vaughan , Ma r y Weyers · he required witb the balance honored were track - Terry where they will board a plane Whitlatch. Bob Williamson , mill er, Beth Vaughan. The only addlhonal charge fishing gear. The only extra maximum limit of 15 par- pa1d to the college one week Phil Ohlinger, Jack Oiler, Debbie Mclaughlin, Vanessa for tbe Bahamas for tbree would he for persons taking charges for this workshop llcipants lS all tbat travel before ~he course hegins. T1 m Sc iles, Bruce Reed, Alan Folmer, Brenda Willis, might he meals eaten on the space will allow. weeks, returning Monday, sc uba diving . Each dive Stewart, Dan Harmon, Mark Tammy Schoonover, Pat People interested in August tB , and Tuesday, would cost $3 for equipment trip to Canada and Canadian G1lkey , John Thomas, var Vaughan, Becky Bego, K1m August 19, be back in class on rental and air. For more fishing license , for those reg1stermg for e1ther or both s1tv, Mark Michaels, J1m Grueser, Pam Holcomb, Jelfers, Joe Walkins, Ron Kathy Howard, Shem Clar k, wantmg -to get one. This R10 Grande College-Rio the Rio Gra nde campus. informabon concerning the Hawkins. Dan Wil l, Tim Laura Hoover , Kathy Baker. aass will end Fnday, August course, contact Dr. George workshop is also ava1lable for Grande Conununity College Thomas , reserves ; Joe Jan er Maue. Gvmnas tics - Debb ie 22 w1th all classes meeting m Wolfe at Rio Grande College, HUNTINGTON - Adult Anthony, Jeff Reuter, Ken Mclaughlin , Li sa Thomas, Hoffman, rt'lanagers. the evening during that final 245~ . volunteer leaders of tbe TriCollins bill aimed at junkyards Cathy Blaettnar, Lori Wyne, Baseball - Mike Magnotta, week. State Area Councll, Boy Perk The second summer Ault, Mike Nesselroad, Faye Re >bel. Sally Walters, There are seven hours of workshop scheduled by Rio Scouts of America received Charles Marshall. Mick Becky Thoma s, Jackie COLUMBUS - A bill to the same autbority and help Davenport, Gary George, Brown, Joni Murray , Becky college credit connected Wlth Grande College-RIO Grande authoriZe township bring tbe VIolators to the RIO GRANDE - Rio special recogn1tion Tuesday Bt1an Hamilton. Carl Car Thomas, and Rhonda Hudthis outdoor workshop. Three Commumty College this policemen and constables to courts. Grande College-Rio Grande at Marshall University michael, Steve Bachner, Jeff son, manager . mandatory hours will be in summer 1s a " Wilderness conduct junkyard inspections For val edictorlan, The current legislation Community College in during the Council's Annual McK1nney, Tim Cundiff, salatatorian and honorarlan Greg Smith, Steve Walburn. outdoor education. The Canoe Trip" to Ontario , has passed the Ohio Senate regulates tbe location and cooperallon with tbe Rio Recognition Dinner. selecti ons see page l today remaming four can he taken Canada. This sesswn hegins and 1s now awailing action in operation of Ohio junkyards. Four Silver Beaver Grande Cluster Group of in the areas of Antbropology, Friday, Aug. 22 and ends the House Local Government When a junkyard is located Awards, the highest honor a 1 business and industry is three hours; Invertebrate Monday, Sept. 1. Committee . State Senator outs1de a municipality, the sponsoring a five-day "Free Zoology, three hours; The "Wilderness Canoe Oakley C. Colhns (R· sheriff is required to inspect Enterprise System in Ecology, three hours; Trip" Workshop, a tbree- Ironton) , a CO-!!ponsor of the the premises before tbe America" seminar on the presented to Guy R. Metz and &lorkeling and Basic Scuba hour college credit course, bill, explained that due to the license is issued. Following John R. Mott of Huntington, NURSE'S AIDE WINS ~.000 campus June 16-20. Diving, one hour; Advanced will expose the participants limited number of county the hcensing, the sheriff is ~elby Hibner of Ona, and CLEVELAND (UPI) ~ Mrs. Clara M. Ulech, 57, The seminar lS designed for scuba certificatwn, one hour, in wh1te water canoemg, map shenffs currently available required to conduct semi- the high school social studies Walter Galuk of Ashland, Ky. Columbus, won $300,000 Thmday dadng the Ohio Lottery or boating Safety and Beach and compass readmg, in many or' the counlles to annual mspections of the Keynote speaker was L. Commission's weekly televised drawing here. Mrs. Utech, and business education Rescue, one hour. conduct these inspectwns Robert. Kilmer, Regional nav1gating by the stars, yards. a nurse's aide at Alum Crest Hospital, a home lor the teachers, high school seniors, police Wlll he able to exercise of tbe East Central Director elderly in Columbus, said she would use the money to buy and interested college a house, visit her daughter In Utah aud tour Ca!Hornla. students in the college's area. Region, Boy Scouts of America. This week's winning numbers in the Ohio lottery: Featured in the five days Special awards were Number 114 (one-one-four) in aay box on ticket wtna $20. will he a searching look at the S. Caldwell, presented toT. J. Numbers 205 (tw<H~ero.flve) aad 208 (twQ-Zero-elghl) in economic needs of people, the green and blue wlas $500. Numbers 205 and zt8 in blue ways economic systems are immediate paat president of bo:ws Wins $1,000. NIIIDbers 205 and 208 in green boxes organized and function to the Council, to the United States Marine Corps Reserve eligible for ~.ooo drawing and automatically wins meet those needs, all Unit of South Olarleston for $15,000. Luc~y Buck Winning Numbers: 541 (five-fourhighlighting the American building of the new• scout one) and 783&45 (seveo-elght-U!ree-t~lx.four.flve). Economic System. lake, and to Charles Bevans, Three hours of college By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR READER - 'Fhere myelocytic m10 munocyuc 1. that depends a lot on how credit will be granted by Rio Huntington, for his work at ' DEAR DR. LAMB 1s no use pretending that 1t 1s and these can occur m either much the illness has affected Camp Arrowhead. I want to ask you not a sen ous disease because an acute form , meaning a your son-m-law ,and , what Grande College-Rio Grande Colrimunity College to parabout a s ubject that it is. I'm sure your daughter short illness or a chronic types of treatment he has ticipants who attend all IS very Important to me and your prospective son-m- form, mean mg a long term heen rece1vmg It is entirely sessions during tbe five days. and my family . My daughter law kn ow that What they •llness. possible, though , tbey will he The credits are tranbecame engaged to a 20-year- dec1de to do in view of h1s I hate to say anything about able to have a family if they Jlferrable, and can he held for COLUMBes State payers w1ll he paying more in old man, and shortly after medical problems is a per- prognosis smce it varies so January 1, 1977," saiii choose to do so. That, too, is the h1gh school seniors who Senator Oakley C. Collins (Rproperty tax dollars witbout Coll!Ds. "Since the major this, tests revealed he has sonal matter for them to much m md1vidual cases and the1r decision. attend unW they are ready to Ironton) is objecting to havmg voted an inc~eased leukem1a . Th1s was a year decide. the type of involvement. portion of monies for schools We do not know what enter college. certain features of the tax rate." ago , and the young man was Leukem1a refers to : n over- Some cases are of relallvely causes leukemia, although comes from property taxes, . The seminar is sponsored recently passed education bill told he had the chronic type. production of the bas1c type short dtlration but others Accordmg to information the rollback deletion would there are a lot of promising by tbe Rio Grande College in the Senate. He 1s on med1cation only; of celts that form the various have been kn own to ex1st for received from the Auditor's leads. There are recurrent Cluster Group which is af. " In its present form, Office in each of the counbes cause property owners to has a light job, but tires very types of white blood cells m more than 20 years. With the again pay an increased suggestiOns that in some filiated with tbe National ·Senate BiD 170 will cost tbe in his Senatorial District, the amotm t o£ taxes." easily. He has some pain in the body. This is usually rapid advances being made cases a vl, us may be the Alliance of Businessmen . people of my 17th Senatorial in following amounts the spleen area, and h1s eyes accompanied by anem1a and in this f1eld there 1s always Under the present tax law, tngg ermg mechani sm . This means those people District an additional property tax rollbacks were any ume the property value get quite reddened at times. bleeding tenden c1es. The reasonable hope for a person However, we do know that it selected to attend will pay no $2,914,164 in property taxes," Could you please give me spleen received in 1974: Lawrence 1s enlarged, with a chrome form that new 1s not inherited. There 1s no tuition, room or board lor the stated the Senator. increases after a ,property $234,997, Ga111a $130,831, reappraisal, the property any information on this somellmes to an enormous discoveri es will alter the hkehhood that a child-of such five day session. Enrollment, If Ibis measure passes as it Meigs $95,796, Athens owner or business is given a d•sease , general prognosis, SIZe, and the leukem1a cells p1cture dra stlCaliy. I hope so . a mamage would mherit the tberelore, is extremely is now written, it would mean $434,630, VInton $46 ,862, ten percent rollback on his and future prospects ? I'm lnflltra•e various parts of the Many patients have only illness. inlimited. For more that as of January 1, 1977, aU Hocking $135,554, Ross concerned a bout the future. body. mild symptoms, similar to I w1sh I could give you a formation concerning the property tax rollbacks will he $556,736, Pickaway· $392,662, taxes. Senator Collins tried They plan to marry shortly. There are many types of those you descnhe , for a long more optimlsllc report but seminar, write Dr. Sam S. stopped. unsuccessfully both In the Washington $490,285, Fayette subcommittee and in the What about a family? Is th1s leukemia, because there are hme. In general, doctors try perhaps fu ture med1cal &nith, assistant dean for "I'm all for protecting the Jackson Senate Education and possible or not and would several types of wh1te blood to e ncoura~e these people to . rPsearch w1ll one day make social and administrative taxpayers," Collins stated. $251,996, and $143,817. chlld he affected and possibly cel ls ! lymphocyti c, lead a normal l1fe Welfare Committee to amend that possihle 1 sc1ences at Rio ' Grande "Without the rollback, tax"Taxpayers will stand to the bill and thus protect all inherit the disease? Regardmg havmg a fauuly, College, or phone 2~. ' lose this amount after tbe ~xpayers in Ohio. 1 Honors Assembly is· held at Meigs Achievers recognized · Angling in Canada or diving in Bahamas are ·offeted at Rio Grande Levy Information F qur awarded silver heaver Rio seminar Babe Ruth club opens Saturday TOPS AT MEIGS - Demaris Ash holds a copy of womenSports magazine June issue in which she is featured as the top female athlete of Meigs High School. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Dick Ash, Syracuse, she was selected by fellow members of the Girls' Atbletic AssociatiOn for the award . She is a cheerleader and a member of the girls' volleyball, basketball, and track teams. Publisher of womenSports magazine is Billie Jean King, queen of women's p~ofesswnal tennis. Saddle, Sirloin club show is set The Saddle and S1rlom R1ding Club w1ll sponsor an Ohio Valley Horse Show Assn. horse show at Bob Evans Farm near Rw Grande, Sunday. Admisswn will be $1 for adults and children under 12 may attend free. Ribbons, trophies and cash will be awarded and reg1stered classes ' will he required to show papers. Kathy Higgens, Sistersville, W. Va. w1ll serve as judge. Skip Meadows w1ll be the announcer, and Robert Brown nngmaster. Both are of Gallipolis.· Seventeen ·halter classes will hegm at 9 a.m. and perfonnance classes, 28 m all, w1ll begm at 12 noon. Food will he served on the grounds. ,. Reg1stered classes w1ll mclude Appaloosa mare s, geldings and stalhons; Quarter Horse mares, geldings and stallions in two different age groups each: and registered EngUsh horse. Performance classes w1ll mclude Western lead-in pony ; open tra1l class; Wes tern horsemanship for riders under 14 ; nonregistered Western pleasure: ~_!!!!._ regi ~ed pleasure tROW'S STEAK HOUSE as volunteers is offering • 3 hour credit 1 :ya~~~!n~!c~~r~r~ Horne of the Fabulous ~~mm;~;l;~~ill;;;m;;m~~~~~~~~i~*i*~~il~;~~1~i~;~m;;m~1;l;~~lm~1l~~fl~~~ill~li1~1~1~1f.~;~t;l DR. LAMB Her fiance has blood disease SANDWICH Order by Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 I ,. Three in tie for · golf lead MEMPHIS (UP! ) - Had Tom Weiskopf 's educated guess been correct, he would just about have a victory m the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic wrapped up. " I kind of thought I m1ght wm th1s golf tournament," the tall blond from Columbus, Oh10, sa1d after shooting a seven-under-par 65 1n Thursday 's opening round. "I guess I was wrong " The 7,193-yard Colonial Country Club course apparently played short the first day. So ins lead of having the $35,000 first prize virtually m his grasp, Weiskopf went into today 's second round of the 72-hold tournament tied w1th Andy Nortb of Gamesville, Fla ., and John Mahaffey of Houston Jack Nicklaus golf's alltime ·leading money winner, · and Larry Hinson , an inheralded player from Douglas, Ga., were one stroke back at 66. Tom Kite, Mark Hayes and Gene Uttler shot 67s in the opemng round. Thirty-nine of the 149 golfers who completed the f1rst round were below par. CUSTOM PAINTED . ' 20 GA. DETACHABLE POSITIVE LOCK-ON FEATURE ' TOOL BOX IS 5"X6'Xl8" '8.45 SPECIAL· MODERN SUPPLY ,.,W. Mlln St. 992-2164 THE STORE WITH "ALL Pomeroy, o. KINOS OF STUFF"- FOR PETS. STABLES•.LARGE & SMALL ANifMLS. LAWN$ AND GARDENS. .. Namath turns down $4 million By JOE JULIANO FORT LAUDERDALE, F1a. (UPI) - Joe Namath entered his new nightclub surrounded by autograph seekers and pretty girls, plopped down m a chair in front of newsmen and said, "I had a tough day today. " For Namath, Thursday was the day he had to make a "difficult decision," turning down a three-year, $4 million contract offer from the Olicago Wind of the World Football League for "private and personal reasons." Namath would not elaborate on his decision to turn down the WFL offer other tban to say he "felt bad." " I really felt bad, and I felt bad about it because the guys who have heen talking Wlth us the past month felt bad," said Namatb, dressed m a white suit and flowered shirt. "They were really excited and tied up in tb1s thing." Namatb said he and his attorneys talked with WFL Commissioner Olris Hemmeter and Chicago owner in Eugene Pullano Tuscaloosa, Ala., until Wednesday night. He said no decision had been made at tbat time about the contract, which he said called for him to play two years with Olicago and one year with a New York franchise. "Mr. Henuneter and Mr. Pullano made an attracti\te offer to me," Namath said. "But at 2 p.m. today, I decided not to accept it for reasoris that are personal and private. Bullets· eye leading the Colonels to a liDlOS VICtory Thursday night in their first post-season champiOnship m the eightyear history of the league . He broke an ABA record with 31 rebounds and scored a teamhigh 28 points. "Its Just a matter of getting my head screwed on right," said Gilmore, who redeemed himself for a sub.par performance Monday night when the Colonels lost thelf only game m the hestoQf-seven "Just say we had a great bunch who worked well together," he said. "Remember, not one of pur guys ever played on a championship team before in either college or pro ball." lnd1ana was paced by rookie Billy Knight with 40 points and George McGinnis with 31 in essentially a twoman attack that could · not offset Kentucky 's scoring balance with seven players m double f1gures. series.~ first win By JOE SARGIS UP! Sports Wnter · SAN FRANCISCO (UP! )-. The Washington Bullets, their pride shattered and their momentum taken away, try to get back into the NBA's Championship Series tonight, needing a victory almost \~s badly as thelf next breaUJ. Down two games to none in the best of seven playoff to decide the NBA title, the Bullets WlU stick to the same style of play tbat got them this far, but has he en of little help agamst the red-hot Warriors, who killed them in the first two games with what may be tbe hest bench in pro basketball. "If we only play our game we will he all nght," said Bullets coach K.C. Jones. What he means by that 1s play agressively and get the ball as often as possible to Phil sw t Chenier and Elvm Hayes. That may have worked all right during the regular season and m the earlier playoff series, but so far it hasn't against the Warrtors, who keep on sending in fresh troops seemmgly with every whistle. Obviously, the Warriors hench ~has shooters whereas the Washington bench doesn 't. Jones' reserves are sent in "to hold the fort " while AI Attles, the Golden State coach, usually sends in a new man with the idea tbat he may pick up the offens~: or stop a hot rival shooter. "It's all a matter of what you need," is how Attles explains it. "When I send a player in it's for a specific need more than just to give someone a rest. That's our style of play." Tonight's game is p1votal, more so for the Bullets than the Warriors. Another loss would virtually finish Washington. A Bullets VIC· O ' ] J S··tory, though, wouldn't be all tbat damaging to Golden State. The Series shifts back to Landover, Md., for the fourtb game Sunday and the fifth, if necessary, on Tuesday night Hub1e Brown, first-year coach of the Colonels, was g1ven much of the credit for Kentucky's unpreceden!ed success by the one player on the team who had been w1th 11 smce 1ts mceptwn , guard Louie Dampier.; "Hub1e came m here and made us play defense," Dampier said. "Even though we had a combmation of new players, he molded us together . Every game this season, I thought the coaching staff had us prepared to play and th1s champiOnship game was no exception." In a locker room where perspiration and champagne flowed freely , Brown's hoarse voice came through loud and clear. "They tried to call us a choke team," he S8ld. "They'll never say that again. All we did was win 22 of our last 2S games." . Brown , an asststa nt to Larry Cos tello with the Milwaukee Bucks before assumm g h1s fir st head coachmg job here, refused to co mpare the Nallonal Basketball Assoc1allon w1th the ABA and rebuked sportswriters for ra1 smg the GOING PLACES? SAY GOOD-BYE "{0 WORRY WITH !J(j)IJ!Jl-ljJjj)IJ Very low tn cost but b tQ 1n cove r age TA IP-PAK will provtde you wtth needed Acci- dent and Baggage Insurance for your next tnp, whether lor pleasure or busmess Youselect the beneftts you wa nt for the exact penod of ttme you wtll be gone , from 1 to 180 days Poltctes available for both mdtvtduals and familtes Travel wJth protection gtve us a call or fill out and mali thP. handy coupon DAVIS lffSU.R.~NCE SERVICE :'omeroy, Ohio ques tion . " Maybe m the future , P.•pr11Nntlng whenever I can thmk th1s thmg out further STATI AUTOMOIILE MUTUAL ······.··:·:: ··.·: ·:·:.• •. ··: ··=· :·:··:· :·:··:··: · INSURANCE ~ and fmd out a way to DERBY PLANNED COMPANY ~ express it and 1f anybody's RUTLAND The mterested, maybe I can Rutland American Legion lnlormallon Plene! About your elaborate' on rpy personal TRIP P Al< lccldanl · baggage will hold a fishing derby There are eno ugh un pl11n feelings, but I don't want to derground p1pehnes m the this Saturday and Sunday, go into it right now," Namatb Umted States to bUild a Ime to May 2( and 25 at the Nam••- - - -- -said. Southwestern plated a run the moon and back - w1th p1pe American Legion Farm. Hemmeter, who was in m the e1ghth inmng Thursday leftover Mdreuo_ __ _ __ _ The cost to enter the derby Honolulu when Namath night to defeat Symmes ,_-~~-----r w1ll be $2 per day. There is reached h1s decision, ad- Valley, 7-<l man SVAC contest PI'IOMI ,.1)-.-- - -- no age limit. The Daily Sentinel mitted he was d1sapppointed. played at R10 Grande. DEVOtED TO THE He said, however, "tt may The winning run scored on INTERES'l' OF MEIGS -MASON AREA be a tremendous setback m Kevin Walker's leadoff LHESTER L TANNEHILL TV negotiations for 1975, but smgle, a throwing error, Exec . Ed . En joy the Distinctive ROBERT HOEFLICH on the otber hand it may be a smgle by Terry Carter and C1ty Ed1tor Style ofthe .. . plus factor because we another throwing error. Publ1 shed dal lY excep t saturday by The Ohio Valley ! certainly have established in Walker was the b1g of. Publt s hm g Compa ny , 11 1 st, Pom eroY Oh 10 the sporting conununity that fensive gun for the 'Court 457 69 8u!. 1ness Off1ce Phone the league will not com- Highlanders w1th two smgles 992 2 156 Editorial Ph one 992 2157 • promise its principles." and a tnple. Rick Crouse, second c la ss postage pa id . Namath, who became a M1ke Russell and Chris Lewis at Pomeroy , Oh1 0 Nat io nal ad ve rt• <;tnC' , free agent from tbe Jets May had two hits each whlle Terry r ep r esei1ta1 tV t::' vv aro Organ, Drums, Guitar 1, said his attorneys are now Carter, Larry Carter and Grtfftt h Company , Inc, 8o tt1n ell 1 & Ga l lagher D1v , talking with Jets' officials. Jack Walker had the other 757 Thtrd Ave ., New Yor k, NITELY N Y 10017 He said, however, that if the SW h1ts. Greg Estep paced Subsc rtpf ton ' d l o:::.::o. TUES., WED., THURS., 8:30·1:00 Jets do not come up witb the Symmes Valley with three Delivered b Y earner where f Rl. & SAT. , 9:30·2:00 ava ilab le 75 cen ts p er wh eek , right offer, he would CO)lslder hits whlle Fry had two and B y Motor Route w ere not playing. car rt e r servtce no t Terry Pine, one. av a i la bl e On e month, $3 25 "I want to play football and The wm gave Southwestern By ma ll ij, Ohio and W Va' TO ENTERTAIN AT I'd love to play with the a 3-<l league mark while One Y ear, $22 00, Stx months, $11 so. Three Jets," he said. "If things Symmes Valley dropped to 'months, S7 00 E lsewhere s 26 00 ye ar , s .x months don't work out, I won't 7-1 in the league. ,~ 13 50. th ree months , $7 50 .. PH . 992-3629 POMEROY pi ay .... Subsc rip l ton pnce Includes Unescore : S unda~ T 1m es Senftnel Broadway Joe then looked sv 0113 102 ()()...jJ 7 4 up, smiled and said, "They IMl uoO 01- 7 12 4 (tbe Jets) are m no hurry SW Galloway, Sa unjlers (8) ( L) with negotiations, but I wish and Pine. they were." Nida, Carter (3) and Grate. Vikings 7'to 6 .... ............ ... ...... . Frank Sisty TRIO THE MEIGS INN N. $}00 HEAVY DUlY ust PRICE Co., 1-3 May 25, Ripl ey Daniel Boone at Me1gs Co., 2-1. May 28, Ma net~ at Me1 gs Co., 5-7. May 31, Mason Co. at Me1gs Co , 1-3. June 6, Post 140 at Me1gs Co., 6-8. June B, Spencer at Me1gs Co., 2-1. June 11, Meigs Co at Mane t~ . 3-5 June 15, Me1gs Co. at Ham1lton, 1-3 June 21, Coolville at Me1gs Co., 2-4. June 22, Me1gs Co. at Post 140, 2-1. June 24, Pt. Pleasa nt at Me1gs Co., 2-1. June 26, Me1gs Co. at Mason Co., 6--8. June 28, Meigs Co. at Spencer, 1-3. June 29, Meigs Co. at Athens, 2-4. JulyS, Meigs Co. at R1pley, 1-3. July 6, Meigs Co. at Belpre, 2-1. July 10, Me1gs Co. at Pt. Pleasant, 6--8. July 12, Belpre at Me1gs Co., 1-3. was the only time Gilmore showed any mercy for the Pacers. Gilmore, voted the Most Valuable Player of the Amencan Basketball Association championship playoffs, turned in an awesome performance in Reg. 11.25 : WASH HANDY.TOOL BOX SB 170 woul~ stop all tax rollbacks a horse , nder four and under ; walk-trot class horse ; registered Appaloosa pl easur ~ horse ; open pick-up race; roadster pony 50 mches and under ; walk-trot under 48 mches ; English five gaited; we stern horseman ship , 14 through 18 : Western reining class open; English three gmted full mane and ~il . registered Quarter Hor se pleasure : dash for cash; Western pleasure pony under 48 inches; Western horsemanship, over 18; Western pleasure, juniors to ride; Enghsh pleasure horse; Western pleasure pony, 48 inches to 56 inches; open egg and spoon: hunt seat English pleasure; open flag race; open bareback pleasure: Enghsh eqwtat10n 18 and under ; open barrel race : open pleasure horse For furth er mform a twn con~c t Carolyn Petrie, 245537' The Meigs County Semor Babe Ruth Base ball team IS gettmg ready to s~rt 1ts second season on th e diamond w1th the openmg contests to be played th1s Saturday, May 24. All Saturday home games will be played on the Syracuse f1eld with teh f1rst game to start at 1 and the second to follow at 3 p.m. All Sunday home games w11l also be played on the Syracuse field, first to s~rt at 2 and the finale at 4 p.m. All games during the season wlll be doubleheaders. The Semor Babe Ruth League Tourney will begin on July 18. Nabonally, the Babe Ruth Baseball organization 1s begmnmg 1ts 25th year, and 1ts teams are increasmg each year The Me1gs team competed successfully in 1ts f1rst year and expects to do well agam this season. Here 1s the schedule of the Me1gs County Semor Bahe Ruth team th1s season. (Date, teams and s~rting times m that order) : May 24, Mason Co. at Mei~s By BOB WESTON WUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Midway through the openmg .quarter, Kentucky's Artis Gilmore reached down to help Indiana's Darnell Hillman to his feet after the latter had been flattened while driving for a layup . It Reg. '1.50 B7B 13 Bilekwill Plul ' l 84 f E T 11'1<1 old t1re WASH & WAX $}25 Coin Operated FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY I POMEROY_HOME & AUTQ 391 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO ACROSS FROM MIDWAY MARKET . I 'I Your (;omplete Tire Center 606 E. MAIN I POMEROY �2::- The Da1ly' Sentinel. Middle;JOrt-Pomeroy, 0., Fr1day, May 2:1, !!iS - ~ .I • 3- The Dally Sentinel. Mlddleoort-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Mav 23, 1975 Historic bill.is approved Kentucky captUres ABA crown COLUMBUS ( UPI) - .The fir st comprehensive public employe negohations bill ever to clear eitber chamber of the Oh10 General Assembly has made 1ts way through tbe Democrahc - controlled Senate and over to tbe House of Represen~tives. The controversial legislation, considered during every sess10n since 1965, was approved on a party-line 20-12 vote by the Senate Thursday before lawmakers adJourned WUANNE NEWELL, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. BONNIE WELSH, DAUGHTER of Mr. and Mrs. Dale THE DANFORTH FOUNDATION Awards were presented to Anita King and Mike for the long Memorial Day Harold Newell, Chester, and Phil Bowen, son of Mr. and Welsh, Tuppers Plams, and Craig Reed , son of Mr. and Nesselroad, the outstanding senior girl and boy during honors assembly at Meigs High weekend. Mrs. Homer Bowen, Tuppers Plains, were the activity Mrs . Marvm Reed , Reedsville, were named the "good School Thursday. She is the daughter of Mrs. Frank W. Porter, Jr., and the late Marvin Tailored to majority award wmners among the semor class at Eastern High c1hzens" of the senior class of Eastern High School ThursKing , and MikelS the son ofMr. and Mrs. George Nesselroad, all of Pomeroy. Democrats ' des1res, the bill School Thursday . The award goes to tbe semor girl and day. The Citizenship awards are g1ven annually at the repeal s the 28-year old boy carry~ out numerous extra curricular activ1bes. school. Ferguson Act wh1ch has theoretically proh1b1ted ' w1th J1m Landon selected as Dave Hannum, Tim Kuhn, strikes by public employes, the mos t approved and John Steve Nelson, Bob McClure, but has not often been enSm1th, Pe~ry Reed and Terry Bruce R1f!le, Dave Mills, forced durmg recent public Achievement awards in the sc 1ence, second m the Uh 1o Jim Howard , Ken Wyant, (Continued from page 1) Hend erson, John Henderson, Sm1 th, h1gh pomt wmners. Mark Hawk, John Evans, employe labor disputes. activities of Meigs High University dlstr~ct ; Laura Dick Owen, Dale Browning, It sets up collective School students the past term Hoover, 7th In French I, Dlv. varsl ty ; Robert Powers, g1rls basketball letter win- Conme Putman , 1un10rs, and Stat•st1c1ans were Sherry M1ke Hall, Steve Trussell, I. and Mary Sue Durst and Mitch. Kelly ners were Uz Edward, Jan Homer DeLong, semor. Epple, Teresa D Edwards, Jim Davis, Dave Brown, Joe bargaining procedures for were announced Thursday Paula Eichln~er , 2nd and' 4th Mark Win e br enner , R1chard pubhc employes and W1lson, Tammy F1lch, Jul1 Wmmng track awards were Jewell Blake, Teresa Smith, Kuhn, and Brian Mathews. morning during the annual place rospect1vely tn French Joh nson , Michael Wayland, II, DIV l . Whitehead, Vick1 Epple and Terry Smith, Don Jackson, Teresa Carr and Cm dy Joe Kuhn won the award for authoriZes str1kes in limited Honors Assembly. Other scholastic awards Ronald Cascl, Randy Mar. Katnna Batey. John Sm1th, Cra1g Reed, Phil R•tchie. Anita King and Mike went to Theresa Van Meter , shall. Patrick Soulsby, Kelly the most improved player: ins~nces where public health Hawk, Ronnie Snyder, Jeff Perfect attendance awards Bowen, M1ke Larkins, Randy Baseball awards wen t to Don Hann um for best and safety are not at stake . Nesselroad were named as Randy Houdashelt, Spanish Mil ler, Chip Brauer, reserI ; April Fraser, V1 ckie Policemen, f1remen, prison Danforth Foundallon Award went to John Clark, Teresa Blake, Bryan Taylor, Gary Joe Boyles, Jeff Goegel, Joe defensive playmg : Randy ves . Homer Smith, Willie Manley, · Beverl y Wilcox , Willis, Reed, Nancy Samos, Anna Longenette, Dana F1ck, J1m Bowers, man agers ; team Blake for best hitter and also guards, mental institullon winners . managers . Beverly Will , Spanish II; Cheerleading awards went Taylor. R1ta Sams, Dawn Landon, Mike Sm1th , Mark mem bers, M1 ke Larkms, the best pi tcher and •the most attendants and school adKen nedy , M>ke to J il l Ba 1ty , Cathy Blaettnar, Individual ach1evement Debbie mm•strators would be awards went to Cherie Fry , Magnot ta, Spanish Ill ; Ph1i Mar Sorden, freshmen : David Grossmckle, J1m Putman, Randy Blake, Tim Spencer, valuable player awards Jane Sisson, Span ish IV ; Ray Kay ciaVuDillard, Brown, Karen F1ck, La rr y Longenette, Buddy Ph1l jaklija, freshmen ; Bowen, Greg Statishcs were kept by Mandi allowed to strike as a last Woodmen of the> World · Ohlinger, Janer,, Rory Bartrum , History Award ; Mary Blaettnar , Jennie sophomores : Letha Clark, Drake, Jeff Day, Perry Reed, Wmebreniier, Rob Barber, Rose , Louanne Newell, NJCsel resort, but they could he American Diane Sm 1lh, cheerleader of Ronne Eblin, lsi, 2nd and Jrd Grate, Jayne Hutchison, Pam ordered back to work w1thm place freshmen 1 n 1 ndustnal Steve Hauber, Barbara Ken Enveldson, Joe Kuhn Don Jackson , Don E1ehmger, Duvall and Julia Schultz. the year, Sandra Curtis, DAR North, Melan 1e Simmons, 48 hours by a court. Good Citizenship ; Debra arts . Robert W1il. Scott Becky Thomas , JUnior var Napper, Randy Lyons, lsi, ; Demaris Ash , Merrl Passage of the bill comes at Kennedy , Betty Crocker 2nd and Jrd place sity Family Leader; Scalf Auit, Debi Bailey , Sandy a llme when the ad- Reuter, so phomores in industr~al outstanding funlor CurtiS, April Fraser, Diana mimstratwn of Gov. James actor; Debbie Malson , ou t- arts, Lau r a Hoover and Smith, varslfy Paula E ic hinger , Fr e nc h Other awards were to Janel A. Rhodes 1s embroiled in a standing tun lor actress; scholarship and Angie Sisson. outstand1ng Maue, Laura Hoover, Sally bargaining dispute with ass A question and answer in order to achievement, Cheryl Ken 1stance, junior play ; Phil eton, Debra Mclaughlin, nedy. Loretta McElhaney, Carl acquaint the public for the need in supporting · pnson guards. Corrections Ohlinger, otJislandlng senior consumer Kim Grues er, Pam Vaughan , math awards ; officers at three state penal actor ; Babs Witte , out. Stephanie Rought , Robin Pat Vaughan, Beth Vaughan, the 1.6 mill tax levy to be voted upon June 3, to senior actress ; GAA serv1ce ptns , David mstitutions have struck stand1ng Debb1e Black , outstanding Dewhurst, algebra t; Liasa Moore , Ph 1l Ohl1ng er, Lonnie provide operating funds for the Meigs Comwithin the last two weeks assistance , senior play : Janel Thomas, algebra II ; Sandy Coates, Marty Seelig, Jeff munity School which serves the retarded of Maue, GAA outstand1ng Carleton, Mik e Magnotta , Ridgway , Apnl Fraser, and over lack of a contract. the county': serv1ce award. Demaris Ash, Crystal Glaze, Greg Van Babs Wille, Spirit Club Sen . Harry Meshel, D- outstanding RIO GRANDE - For Thi s seven-hour cred1t girl athlete ; Joy Meter , ach ievement in award s, Tammy Stanley, Youngstown , ch1ef sponsor, Wh1t~ , top senior math chemiStry; Pat Corsi , Ray Diane Lewis , Belinda Friend, persons who like summer College Workshop, open to haded the bill as a landmark student; June Wamsley, Janey , Marty Krawsczyn , Bonn1e Oilton, bowling Question: Who operates the Program for fishmg in Canada, or scuba the public, 1s espec1ally T1m Hood, Sue Kennedy , m "trying to bring some geometry award, Rodney Penny Hysell, Pam Evans, awards; Jo Chal1n, high the Mentally Retarded? diving in the Bahama designed for school teachers Carl, Kenny Rlfe 1 225 gam e, Diane orderly procedures into tbe automechanlcs award of Darlene Thornton, Ann Fi tch , bowler. Islands, Rio Grande College- who need credit m sc1ence, Answer: It is not part of the public school Lewis, high series 479. area of pubhc employment " distinction , Br~an Shank , Mary Carswell , Tammy Rio Grand~ Gllm munity sociOlogy, outdoor education, G~tls athletiC teams system. It is operated by a board of seven Debord, general math rec etv tng award s were Republicans complained it welding award of diStinctiOn ; awards. College has two summer or any of the soc1al sc1ence D1ane Lew1s, Belinda Friend, people. Five are appointed by the County basketball - Pat Vaughan, would lead to more public cosmeto logy awards of Perfect attendance award s workshops planned for them. fields. Pam Vaughan , Beth Commissioners. Two b-y the Probate Court. employe strikes and drive up dlsl>nclion ; Bill Hall. Ann went to Pam ela Evans , Vaughan, Cathy Meadows, The flfst is a five-week Cost of the workshop is Vickie German , Judy Gilkey They all serve without pay . the cost of governing N>lz, OWE awards of Kathy Howard, Joni Murray, Demari s Ash, Janel Maue, course that includes a full $675. This includes all twtwn dJstinctJon ; Jeff Musser , mumcipahties. Pat Peyton, Tammy Sims, Mary Weyersmiller, Glenda three weeks on the Andros charges, travel, lodging, and communications electronics Brown , May Boggs, and award of diShnclion , DaVId Mark Sla ter, Steven Stout, manager s K1m Grueser , Islands m tbe Bahamas. This food costs except for meals Velvet Swisher, Pam Powers, Jones. Ralph McMillin, Laura Hoov er and Sherri workshop called " Com- eaten durmg the trip from n1nlh grade , Date Browning, Clark. mining award of distinction ; ecology, fishing, survival non-eredit for those wishing prehensive Study of a Sub- Rio Grande College to Fort Opal Lucille Dyer, Theresa Swnmer Workshops should Carl Davidson, outstanding Tack - Pam Vaughan, Tropical Island" hegins witb Lauderdale and back. The techmques, and basic outdoor to parllcipate on that basis; contact Dr. George Wolfe, senior In FFA leadership . Ann FISh, Cheryl Kennedy, Beth Vaughan , Joy White, Loraine McElhaney, Timothy &nd R1ck Couch. science however , the cost 1s the same four days in class on the Rio round-trip air fare from Fort education living. Sciles, tenth grade , Jul>e Demam Ash , Tracy Bur director of health, physical award . delle, Sally Carleton , Rita Cost of this workshop is as for credit. Grande campus from Lauderdale to the Bahama Re cognized for high Hamm , Janel Maue, Ralph Bailey , Pat Vaughan, Jen educatiOn and recreation at $300 covering tmhon, four Registration for these two Monday, July 21 through Islands IS also included in the 1n Ohio Searles, Geg Van Meter , Ken n>fer Wis e, Becky Be~o , Rio Grande College . placement Gilkey, Cindy Eads, eleventh nights motel lodgmg, food , workshops is now open. A Scholarship Tests were Thursday, July 24. . Kennedy, K1m one price. Students will he Telephone is 245-,;353. grade; and Jo Ellen Ing les Cheryl Robert Nakamoto, gen~ral Grue ser, Velvet Swisher, Then on Friday, July 2S the housed m cabms at the In- transportation to and from min1mum of 13 participants 1s and Jo Ann Peyton, twelfth A minimum downpayment Cathy Meadows. grade. entlfe class will leave by bus ternahonal Field Study Field Canada, canoe rentals and aU required before eitber can be of $150 for each workshop will Volleybal l Pam Boys' athlet ic teams camping needs other than offered defmitely and a for Fort Lauderdale, Fla. station. Vaughan , Ma r y Weyers · he required witb the balance honored were track - Terry where they will board a plane Whitlatch. Bob Williamson , mill er, Beth Vaughan. The only addlhonal charge fishing gear. The only extra maximum limit of 15 par- pa1d to the college one week Phil Ohlinger, Jack Oiler, Debbie Mclaughlin, Vanessa for tbe Bahamas for tbree would he for persons taking charges for this workshop llcipants lS all tbat travel before ~he course hegins. T1 m Sc iles, Bruce Reed, Alan Folmer, Brenda Willis, might he meals eaten on the space will allow. weeks, returning Monday, sc uba diving . Each dive Stewart, Dan Harmon, Mark Tammy Schoonover, Pat People interested in August tB , and Tuesday, would cost $3 for equipment trip to Canada and Canadian G1lkey , John Thomas, var Vaughan, Becky Bego, K1m August 19, be back in class on rental and air. For more fishing license , for those reg1stermg for e1ther or both s1tv, Mark Michaels, J1m Grueser, Pam Holcomb, Jelfers, Joe Walkins, Ron Kathy Howard, Shem Clar k, wantmg -to get one. This R10 Grande College-Rio the Rio Gra nde campus. informabon concerning the Hawkins. Dan Wil l, Tim Laura Hoover , Kathy Baker. aass will end Fnday, August course, contact Dr. George workshop is also ava1lable for Grande Conununity College Thomas , reserves ; Joe Jan er Maue. Gvmnas tics - Debb ie 22 w1th all classes meeting m Wolfe at Rio Grande College, HUNTINGTON - Adult Anthony, Jeff Reuter, Ken Mclaughlin , Li sa Thomas, Hoffman, rt'lanagers. the evening during that final 245~ . volunteer leaders of tbe TriCollins bill aimed at junkyards Cathy Blaettnar, Lori Wyne, Baseball - Mike Magnotta, week. State Area Councll, Boy Perk The second summer Ault, Mike Nesselroad, Faye Re >bel. Sally Walters, There are seven hours of workshop scheduled by Rio Scouts of America received Charles Marshall. Mick Becky Thoma s, Jackie COLUMBUS - A bill to the same autbority and help Davenport, Gary George, Brown, Joni Murray , Becky college credit connected Wlth Grande College-RIO Grande authoriZe township bring tbe VIolators to the RIO GRANDE - Rio special recogn1tion Tuesday Bt1an Hamilton. Carl Car Thomas, and Rhonda Hudthis outdoor workshop. Three Commumty College this policemen and constables to courts. Grande College-Rio Grande at Marshall University michael, Steve Bachner, Jeff son, manager . mandatory hours will be in summer 1s a " Wilderness conduct junkyard inspections For val edictorlan, The current legislation Community College in during the Council's Annual McK1nney, Tim Cundiff, salatatorian and honorarlan Greg Smith, Steve Walburn. outdoor education. The Canoe Trip" to Ontario , has passed the Ohio Senate regulates tbe location and cooperallon with tbe Rio Recognition Dinner. selecti ons see page l today remaming four can he taken Canada. This sesswn hegins and 1s now awailing action in operation of Ohio junkyards. Four Silver Beaver Grande Cluster Group of in the areas of Antbropology, Friday, Aug. 22 and ends the House Local Government When a junkyard is located Awards, the highest honor a 1 business and industry is three hours; Invertebrate Monday, Sept. 1. Committee . State Senator outs1de a municipality, the sponsoring a five-day "Free Zoology, three hours; The "Wilderness Canoe Oakley C. Colhns (R· sheriff is required to inspect Enterprise System in Ecology, three hours; Trip" Workshop, a tbree- Ironton) , a CO-!!ponsor of the the premises before tbe America" seminar on the presented to Guy R. Metz and &lorkeling and Basic Scuba hour college credit course, bill, explained that due to the license is issued. Following John R. Mott of Huntington, NURSE'S AIDE WINS ~.000 campus June 16-20. Diving, one hour; Advanced will expose the participants limited number of county the hcensing, the sheriff is ~elby Hibner of Ona, and CLEVELAND (UPI) ~ Mrs. Clara M. Ulech, 57, The seminar lS designed for scuba certificatwn, one hour, in wh1te water canoemg, map shenffs currently available required to conduct semi- the high school social studies Walter Galuk of Ashland, Ky. Columbus, won $300,000 Thmday dadng the Ohio Lottery or boating Safety and Beach and compass readmg, in many or' the counlles to annual mspections of the Keynote speaker was L. Commission's weekly televised drawing here. Mrs. Utech, and business education Rescue, one hour. conduct these inspectwns Robert. Kilmer, Regional nav1gating by the stars, yards. a nurse's aide at Alum Crest Hospital, a home lor the teachers, high school seniors, police Wlll he able to exercise of tbe East Central Director elderly in Columbus, said she would use the money to buy and interested college a house, visit her daughter In Utah aud tour Ca!Hornla. students in the college's area. Region, Boy Scouts of America. This week's winning numbers in the Ohio lottery: Featured in the five days Special awards were Number 114 (one-one-four) in aay box on ticket wtna $20. will he a searching look at the S. Caldwell, presented toT. J. Numbers 205 (tw<H~ero.flve) aad 208 (twQ-Zero-elghl) in economic needs of people, the green and blue wlas $500. Numbers 205 and zt8 in blue ways economic systems are immediate paat president of bo:ws Wins $1,000. NIIIDbers 205 and 208 in green boxes organized and function to the Council, to the United States Marine Corps Reserve eligible for ~.ooo drawing and automatically wins meet those needs, all Unit of South Olarleston for $15,000. Luc~y Buck Winning Numbers: 541 (five-fourhighlighting the American building of the new• scout one) and 783&45 (seveo-elght-U!ree-t~lx.four.flve). Economic System. lake, and to Charles Bevans, Three hours of college By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR READER - 'Fhere myelocytic m10 munocyuc 1. that depends a lot on how credit will be granted by Rio Huntington, for his work at ' DEAR DR. LAMB 1s no use pretending that 1t 1s and these can occur m either much the illness has affected Camp Arrowhead. I want to ask you not a sen ous disease because an acute form , meaning a your son-m-law ,and , what Grande College-Rio Grande Colrimunity College to parabout a s ubject that it is. I'm sure your daughter short illness or a chronic types of treatment he has ticipants who attend all IS very Important to me and your prospective son-m- form, mean mg a long term heen rece1vmg It is entirely sessions during tbe five days. and my family . My daughter law kn ow that What they •llness. possible, though , tbey will he The credits are tranbecame engaged to a 20-year- dec1de to do in view of h1s I hate to say anything about able to have a family if they Jlferrable, and can he held for COLUMBes State payers w1ll he paying more in old man, and shortly after medical problems is a per- prognosis smce it varies so January 1, 1977," saiii choose to do so. That, too, is the h1gh school seniors who Senator Oakley C. Collins (Rproperty tax dollars witbout Coll!Ds. "Since the major this, tests revealed he has sonal matter for them to much m md1vidual cases and the1r decision. attend unW they are ready to Ironton) is objecting to havmg voted an inc~eased leukem1a . Th1s was a year decide. the type of involvement. portion of monies for schools We do not know what enter college. certain features of the tax rate." ago , and the young man was Leukem1a refers to : n over- Some cases are of relallvely causes leukemia, although comes from property taxes, . The seminar is sponsored recently passed education bill told he had the chronic type. production of the bas1c type short dtlration but others Accordmg to information the rollback deletion would there are a lot of promising by tbe Rio Grande College in the Senate. He 1s on med1cation only; of celts that form the various have been kn own to ex1st for received from the Auditor's leads. There are recurrent Cluster Group which is af. " In its present form, Office in each of the counbes cause property owners to has a light job, but tires very types of white blood cells m more than 20 years. With the again pay an increased suggestiOns that in some filiated with tbe National ·Senate BiD 170 will cost tbe in his Senatorial District, the amotm t o£ taxes." easily. He has some pain in the body. This is usually rapid advances being made cases a vl, us may be the Alliance of Businessmen . people of my 17th Senatorial in following amounts the spleen area, and h1s eyes accompanied by anem1a and in this f1eld there 1s always Under the present tax law, tngg ermg mechani sm . This means those people District an additional property tax rollbacks were any ume the property value get quite reddened at times. bleeding tenden c1es. The reasonable hope for a person However, we do know that it selected to attend will pay no $2,914,164 in property taxes," Could you please give me spleen received in 1974: Lawrence 1s enlarged, with a chrome form that new 1s not inherited. There 1s no tuition, room or board lor the stated the Senator. increases after a ,property $234,997, Ga111a $130,831, reappraisal, the property any information on this somellmes to an enormous discoveri es will alter the hkehhood that a child-of such five day session. Enrollment, If Ibis measure passes as it Meigs $95,796, Athens owner or business is given a d•sease , general prognosis, SIZe, and the leukem1a cells p1cture dra stlCaliy. I hope so . a mamage would mherit the tberelore, is extremely is now written, it would mean $434,630, VInton $46 ,862, ten percent rollback on his and future prospects ? I'm lnflltra•e various parts of the Many patients have only illness. inlimited. For more that as of January 1, 1977, aU Hocking $135,554, Ross concerned a bout the future. body. mild symptoms, similar to I w1sh I could give you a formation concerning the property tax rollbacks will he $556,736, Pickaway· $392,662, taxes. Senator Collins tried They plan to marry shortly. There are many types of those you descnhe , for a long more optimlsllc report but seminar, write Dr. Sam S. stopped. unsuccessfully both In the Washington $490,285, Fayette subcommittee and in the What about a family? Is th1s leukemia, because there are hme. In general, doctors try perhaps fu ture med1cal &nith, assistant dean for "I'm all for protecting the Jackson Senate Education and possible or not and would several types of wh1te blood to e ncoura~e these people to . rPsearch w1ll one day make social and administrative taxpayers," Collins stated. $251,996, and $143,817. chlld he affected and possibly cel ls ! lymphocyti c, lead a normal l1fe Welfare Committee to amend that possihle 1 sc1ences at Rio ' Grande "Without the rollback, tax"Taxpayers will stand to the bill and thus protect all inherit the disease? Regardmg havmg a fauuly, College, or phone 2~. ' lose this amount after tbe ~xpayers in Ohio. 1 Honors Assembly is· held at Meigs Achievers recognized · Angling in Canada or diving in Bahamas are ·offeted at Rio Grande Levy Information F qur awarded silver heaver Rio seminar Babe Ruth club opens Saturday TOPS AT MEIGS - Demaris Ash holds a copy of womenSports magazine June issue in which she is featured as the top female athlete of Meigs High School. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Dick Ash, Syracuse, she was selected by fellow members of the Girls' Atbletic AssociatiOn for the award . She is a cheerleader and a member of the girls' volleyball, basketball, and track teams. Publisher of womenSports magazine is Billie Jean King, queen of women's p~ofesswnal tennis. Saddle, Sirloin club show is set The Saddle and S1rlom R1ding Club w1ll sponsor an Ohio Valley Horse Show Assn. horse show at Bob Evans Farm near Rw Grande, Sunday. Admisswn will be $1 for adults and children under 12 may attend free. Ribbons, trophies and cash will be awarded and reg1stered classes ' will he required to show papers. Kathy Higgens, Sistersville, W. Va. w1ll serve as judge. Skip Meadows w1ll be the announcer, and Robert Brown nngmaster. Both are of Gallipolis.· Seventeen ·halter classes will hegm at 9 a.m. and perfonnance classes, 28 m all, w1ll begm at 12 noon. Food will he served on the grounds. ,. Reg1stered classes w1ll mclude Appaloosa mare s, geldings and stalhons; Quarter Horse mares, geldings and stallions in two different age groups each: and registered EngUsh horse. Performance classes w1ll mclude Western lead-in pony ; open tra1l class; Wes tern horsemanship for riders under 14 ; nonregistered Western pleasure: ~_!!!!._ regi ~ed pleasure tROW'S STEAK HOUSE as volunteers is offering • 3 hour credit 1 :ya~~~!n~!c~~r~r~ Horne of the Fabulous ~~mm;~;l;~~ill;;;m;;m~~~~~~~~i~*i*~~il~;~~1~i~;~m;;m~1;l;~~lm~1l~~fl~~~ill~li1~1~1~1f.~;~t;l DR. LAMB Her fiance has blood disease SANDWICH Order by Phone And Take Em Home 992-5432 I ,. Three in tie for · golf lead MEMPHIS (UP! ) - Had Tom Weiskopf 's educated guess been correct, he would just about have a victory m the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic wrapped up. " I kind of thought I m1ght wm th1s golf tournament," the tall blond from Columbus, Oh10, sa1d after shooting a seven-under-par 65 1n Thursday 's opening round. "I guess I was wrong " The 7,193-yard Colonial Country Club course apparently played short the first day. So ins lead of having the $35,000 first prize virtually m his grasp, Weiskopf went into today 's second round of the 72-hold tournament tied w1th Andy Nortb of Gamesville, Fla ., and John Mahaffey of Houston Jack Nicklaus golf's alltime ·leading money winner, · and Larry Hinson , an inheralded player from Douglas, Ga., were one stroke back at 66. Tom Kite, Mark Hayes and Gene Uttler shot 67s in the opemng round. Thirty-nine of the 149 golfers who completed the f1rst round were below par. CUSTOM PAINTED . ' 20 GA. DETACHABLE POSITIVE LOCK-ON FEATURE ' TOOL BOX IS 5"X6'Xl8" '8.45 SPECIAL· MODERN SUPPLY ,.,W. Mlln St. 992-2164 THE STORE WITH "ALL Pomeroy, o. KINOS OF STUFF"- FOR PETS. STABLES•.LARGE & SMALL ANifMLS. LAWN$ AND GARDENS. .. Namath turns down $4 million By JOE JULIANO FORT LAUDERDALE, F1a. (UPI) - Joe Namath entered his new nightclub surrounded by autograph seekers and pretty girls, plopped down m a chair in front of newsmen and said, "I had a tough day today. " For Namath, Thursday was the day he had to make a "difficult decision," turning down a three-year, $4 million contract offer from the Olicago Wind of the World Football League for "private and personal reasons." Namath would not elaborate on his decision to turn down the WFL offer other tban to say he "felt bad." " I really felt bad, and I felt bad about it because the guys who have heen talking Wlth us the past month felt bad," said Namatb, dressed m a white suit and flowered shirt. "They were really excited and tied up in tb1s thing." Namatb said he and his attorneys talked with WFL Commissioner Olris Hemmeter and Chicago owner in Eugene Pullano Tuscaloosa, Ala., until Wednesday night. He said no decision had been made at tbat time about the contract, which he said called for him to play two years with Olicago and one year with a New York franchise. "Mr. Henuneter and Mr. Pullano made an attracti\te offer to me," Namath said. "But at 2 p.m. today, I decided not to accept it for reasoris that are personal and private. Bullets· eye leading the Colonels to a liDlOS VICtory Thursday night in their first post-season champiOnship m the eightyear history of the league . He broke an ABA record with 31 rebounds and scored a teamhigh 28 points. "Its Just a matter of getting my head screwed on right," said Gilmore, who redeemed himself for a sub.par performance Monday night when the Colonels lost thelf only game m the hestoQf-seven "Just say we had a great bunch who worked well together," he said. "Remember, not one of pur guys ever played on a championship team before in either college or pro ball." lnd1ana was paced by rookie Billy Knight with 40 points and George McGinnis with 31 in essentially a twoman attack that could · not offset Kentucky 's scoring balance with seven players m double f1gures. series.~ first win By JOE SARGIS UP! Sports Wnter · SAN FRANCISCO (UP! )-. The Washington Bullets, their pride shattered and their momentum taken away, try to get back into the NBA's Championship Series tonight, needing a victory almost \~s badly as thelf next breaUJ. Down two games to none in the best of seven playoff to decide the NBA title, the Bullets WlU stick to the same style of play tbat got them this far, but has he en of little help agamst the red-hot Warriors, who killed them in the first two games with what may be tbe hest bench in pro basketball. "If we only play our game we will he all nght," said Bullets coach K.C. Jones. What he means by that 1s play agressively and get the ball as often as possible to Phil sw t Chenier and Elvm Hayes. That may have worked all right during the regular season and m the earlier playoff series, but so far it hasn't against the Warrtors, who keep on sending in fresh troops seemmgly with every whistle. Obviously, the Warriors hench ~has shooters whereas the Washington bench doesn 't. Jones' reserves are sent in "to hold the fort " while AI Attles, the Golden State coach, usually sends in a new man with the idea tbat he may pick up the offens~: or stop a hot rival shooter. "It's all a matter of what you need," is how Attles explains it. "When I send a player in it's for a specific need more than just to give someone a rest. That's our style of play." Tonight's game is p1votal, more so for the Bullets than the Warriors. Another loss would virtually finish Washington. A Bullets VIC· O ' ] J S··tory, though, wouldn't be all tbat damaging to Golden State. The Series shifts back to Landover, Md., for the fourtb game Sunday and the fifth, if necessary, on Tuesday night Hub1e Brown, first-year coach of the Colonels, was g1ven much of the credit for Kentucky's unpreceden!ed success by the one player on the team who had been w1th 11 smce 1ts mceptwn , guard Louie Dampier.; "Hub1e came m here and made us play defense," Dampier said. "Even though we had a combmation of new players, he molded us together . Every game this season, I thought the coaching staff had us prepared to play and th1s champiOnship game was no exception." In a locker room where perspiration and champagne flowed freely , Brown's hoarse voice came through loud and clear. "They tried to call us a choke team," he S8ld. "They'll never say that again. All we did was win 22 of our last 2S games." . Brown , an asststa nt to Larry Cos tello with the Milwaukee Bucks before assumm g h1s fir st head coachmg job here, refused to co mpare the Nallonal Basketball Assoc1allon w1th the ABA and rebuked sportswriters for ra1 smg the GOING PLACES? SAY GOOD-BYE "{0 WORRY WITH !J(j)IJ!Jl-ljJjj)IJ Very low tn cost but b tQ 1n cove r age TA IP-PAK will provtde you wtth needed Acci- dent and Baggage Insurance for your next tnp, whether lor pleasure or busmess Youselect the beneftts you wa nt for the exact penod of ttme you wtll be gone , from 1 to 180 days Poltctes available for both mdtvtduals and familtes Travel wJth protection gtve us a call or fill out and mali thP. handy coupon DAVIS lffSU.R.~NCE SERVICE :'omeroy, Ohio ques tion . " Maybe m the future , P.•pr11Nntlng whenever I can thmk th1s thmg out further STATI AUTOMOIILE MUTUAL ······.··:·:: ··.·: ·:·:.• •. ··: ··=· :·:··:· :·:··:··: · INSURANCE ~ and fmd out a way to DERBY PLANNED COMPANY ~ express it and 1f anybody's RUTLAND The mterested, maybe I can Rutland American Legion lnlormallon Plene! About your elaborate' on rpy personal TRIP P Al< lccldanl · baggage will hold a fishing derby There are eno ugh un pl11n feelings, but I don't want to derground p1pehnes m the this Saturday and Sunday, go into it right now," Namatb Umted States to bUild a Ime to May 2( and 25 at the Nam••- - - -- -said. Southwestern plated a run the moon and back - w1th p1pe American Legion Farm. Hemmeter, who was in m the e1ghth inmng Thursday leftover Mdreuo_ __ _ __ _ The cost to enter the derby Honolulu when Namath night to defeat Symmes ,_-~~-----r w1ll be $2 per day. There is reached h1s decision, ad- Valley, 7-<l man SVAC contest PI'IOMI ,.1)-.-- - -- no age limit. The Daily Sentinel mitted he was d1sapppointed. played at R10 Grande. DEVOtED TO THE He said, however, "tt may The winning run scored on INTERES'l' OF MEIGS -MASON AREA be a tremendous setback m Kevin Walker's leadoff LHESTER L TANNEHILL TV negotiations for 1975, but smgle, a throwing error, Exec . Ed . En joy the Distinctive ROBERT HOEFLICH on the otber hand it may be a smgle by Terry Carter and C1ty Ed1tor Style ofthe .. . plus factor because we another throwing error. Publ1 shed dal lY excep t saturday by The Ohio Valley ! certainly have established in Walker was the b1g of. Publt s hm g Compa ny , 11 1 st, Pom eroY Oh 10 the sporting conununity that fensive gun for the 'Court 457 69 8u!. 1ness Off1ce Phone the league will not com- Highlanders w1th two smgles 992 2 156 Editorial Ph one 992 2157 • promise its principles." and a tnple. Rick Crouse, second c la ss postage pa id . Namath, who became a M1ke Russell and Chris Lewis at Pomeroy , Oh1 0 Nat io nal ad ve rt• <;tnC' , free agent from tbe Jets May had two hits each whlle Terry r ep r esei1ta1 tV t::' vv aro Organ, Drums, Guitar 1, said his attorneys are now Carter, Larry Carter and Grtfftt h Company , Inc, 8o tt1n ell 1 & Ga l lagher D1v , talking with Jets' officials. Jack Walker had the other 757 Thtrd Ave ., New Yor k, NITELY N Y 10017 He said, however, that if the SW h1ts. Greg Estep paced Subsc rtpf ton ' d l o:::.::o. TUES., WED., THURS., 8:30·1:00 Jets do not come up witb the Symmes Valley with three Delivered b Y earner where f Rl. & SAT. , 9:30·2:00 ava ilab le 75 cen ts p er wh eek , right offer, he would CO)lslder hits whlle Fry had two and B y Motor Route w ere not playing. car rt e r servtce no t Terry Pine, one. av a i la bl e On e month, $3 25 "I want to play football and The wm gave Southwestern By ma ll ij, Ohio and W Va' TO ENTERTAIN AT I'd love to play with the a 3-<l league mark while One Y ear, $22 00, Stx months, $11 so. Three Jets," he said. "If things Symmes Valley dropped to 'months, S7 00 E lsewhere s 26 00 ye ar , s .x months don't work out, I won't 7-1 in the league. ,~ 13 50. th ree months , $7 50 .. PH . 992-3629 POMEROY pi ay .... Subsc rip l ton pnce Includes Unescore : S unda~ T 1m es Senftnel Broadway Joe then looked sv 0113 102 ()()...jJ 7 4 up, smiled and said, "They IMl uoO 01- 7 12 4 (tbe Jets) are m no hurry SW Galloway, Sa unjlers (8) ( L) with negotiations, but I wish and Pine. they were." Nida, Carter (3) and Grate. Vikings 7'to 6 .... ............ ... ...... . Frank Sisty TRIO THE MEIGS INN N. $}00 HEAVY DUlY ust PRICE Co., 1-3 May 25, Ripl ey Daniel Boone at Me1gs Co., 2-1. May 28, Ma net~ at Me1 gs Co., 5-7. May 31, Mason Co. at Me1gs Co , 1-3. June 6, Post 140 at Me1gs Co., 6-8. June B, Spencer at Me1gs Co., 2-1. June 11, Meigs Co at Mane t~ . 3-5 June 15, Me1gs Co. at Ham1lton, 1-3 June 21, Coolville at Me1gs Co., 2-4. June 22, Me1gs Co. at Post 140, 2-1. June 24, Pt. Pleasa nt at Me1gs Co., 2-1. June 26, Me1gs Co. at Mason Co., 6--8. June 28, Meigs Co. at Spencer, 1-3. June 29, Meigs Co. at Athens, 2-4. JulyS, Meigs Co. at R1pley, 1-3. July 6, Meigs Co. at Belpre, 2-1. July 10, Me1gs Co. at Pt. Pleasant, 6--8. July 12, Belpre at Me1gs Co., 1-3. was the only time Gilmore showed any mercy for the Pacers. Gilmore, voted the Most Valuable Player of the Amencan Basketball Association championship playoffs, turned in an awesome performance in Reg. 11.25 : WASH HANDY.TOOL BOX SB 170 woul~ stop all tax rollbacks a horse , nder four and under ; walk-trot class horse ; registered Appaloosa pl easur ~ horse ; open pick-up race; roadster pony 50 mches and under ; walk-trot under 48 mches ; English five gaited; we stern horseman ship , 14 through 18 : Western reining class open; English three gmted full mane and ~il . registered Quarter Hor se pleasure : dash for cash; Western pleasure pony under 48 inches; Western horsemanship, over 18; Western pleasure, juniors to ride; Enghsh pleasure horse; Western pleasure pony, 48 inches to 56 inches; open egg and spoon: hunt seat English pleasure; open flag race; open bareback pleasure: Enghsh eqwtat10n 18 and under ; open barrel race : open pleasure horse For furth er mform a twn con~c t Carolyn Petrie, 245537' The Meigs County Semor Babe Ruth Base ball team IS gettmg ready to s~rt 1ts second season on th e diamond w1th the openmg contests to be played th1s Saturday, May 24. All Saturday home games will be played on the Syracuse f1eld with teh f1rst game to start at 1 and the second to follow at 3 p.m. All Sunday home games w11l also be played on the Syracuse field, first to s~rt at 2 and the finale at 4 p.m. All games during the season wlll be doubleheaders. The Semor Babe Ruth League Tourney will begin on July 18. Nabonally, the Babe Ruth Baseball organization 1s begmnmg 1ts 25th year, and 1ts teams are increasmg each year The Me1gs team competed successfully in 1ts f1rst year and expects to do well agam this season. Here 1s the schedule of the Me1gs County Semor Bahe Ruth team th1s season. (Date, teams and s~rting times m that order) : May 24, Mason Co. at Mei~s By BOB WESTON WUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Midway through the openmg .quarter, Kentucky's Artis Gilmore reached down to help Indiana's Darnell Hillman to his feet after the latter had been flattened while driving for a layup . It Reg. '1.50 B7B 13 Bilekwill Plul ' l 84 f E T 11'1<1 old t1re WASH & WAX $}25 Coin Operated FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY I POMEROY_HOME & AUTQ 391 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO ACROSS FROM MIDWAY MARKET . I 'I Your (;omplete Tire Center 606 E. MAIN I POMEROY �.I, I· I I· _.I I 4- Th• naUy Sentinel, Middlepi>rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frid~y1 , May 23, 1975 I •• • I , • •••• • •..-.,, "'"'•!• ........~j . sons, McArthur. · Mr . and Mrs. (lary Hamon (Carol Ellis) ar.e annotlncing . ·~~I the birth of a daughter , Amy Lorraine, · at O'Bleness M~mol'\al Hospital in Athens. · out of a second bases-loaded blan ked Milwaukee, IKJ, and By BILL MADDEN Mr. and Mrs . Ray Stout, needed in the first and the Grandparents are Mr. and jam in helping the veteran UPI Sports Writer California upended Boston, 6Nan cy and Bill, Steve, veteran righthander struck ~ Mrs. Noble Hamon and Mr. 3, in the American League out four Milwaukee batters in ~ H .baseball folks thought Kaat to his seventh win in Charleston, W. Va ., visited and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis and Chuck Tann er had the eight decisions, '·J think , and Pittsburgh overhauled upping his record to 5-2. ;'; with his parents, ·Mr. and gr~at-grandparents, inclu~e Josiah Quincy: , patience of a saint with Dick though, 1'm mo<e in1portant San Diego, 4-2, and U>s Pirates 4, Padres 2: • Mrs . . Robert Stout. Mrs. Zella Perry and Mrs. Allen, look what the C!Jicago in the bullpen.". Angeles cuffed the Chicago "Under God we are deter· Willie Stargell broke up a 2~ Mr . and Mrs. Ray Brooks Alice Ellis, all of this area. As for his still-evident Cubs, 8-3, in National League mined that wheresoever , White Sox manager endured 2 fifth~nning tie with a two- ·: spent some time with their June Jones and friend of ability to flirt with disaster action. with Rich Gossage: . wh ensOever, or howsoever 0 run homer, while Jim Rooker son, Tech. Sgt. David Brooks Dayton were overnight 0 we shall be called to make The hard-throwing 6-foot-3, (i.e. the bases-loarted jams ), Angels 6, Red Sox 3: ( 3-2) and Dave Giusti com· "' at Satellite, Florida . Sgt. guests of her brotht!l'tin-law our exit, we will die free 19().pound righthander, got Gossage replied: "Maybe I Bill Singer scattered seven bined on a five-llitter to help g, Brooks is being transferred to and sisler, t4r. and Mrs. men." chance after chance from don't bear down enough at the hits and California bunched 1\ Pitt burgh snap a three-game • Newark and he and his Victor Perry and sister, Ellen Tamer over the past three beginning of an inning. five consecutive singles losing streak. Stargell 's sixth children, Andy, Bill, Pamela, Facemyre. , " I wanted ' t o throw my seasons, mostly as a starter during a three-run fourth homer followed·a single by AI n . Debra .and Melvin Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Penrod, but also as a long reliever and fastball fo< strikes and not inning off Boston loser Rick Oliver. Mike !vie had a twoare with his parents while Akron, spent the weekend mop-up man. The result : An walk anyone. That's the big Wise. Trailing 3-2 into the ' nm homer for San Diego. - By Ross ,Mackf!nzle and Jeff MoeNelly. housing is being found. with her brother-in-law and inflated 4.93 earned run aver- secret of any pitcher's suc· fourth, Dave Chalk singled to Dodgers 8, Cubs 3: Mr. and Mrs. John Culwell, sister, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs . cess-throwing strikes." age and two trips back to the start the Angel rally and after Ron Cey ignited a folll'-run , Columbus, visited his brother Gaston: James Gossage struck out four Tom Egan singled him to minors. sixth-fining rally with a twoand sister,in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Lavern Tanner's faith in Gossage's batters and retired eight of third, Morris Nettles, Billy run double and L:Js Angeles Mrs . William Culwell on Jordan , Betty and Jerrie Sue, the last nine Orioles in order raw talent seems to final!y be Smith and J erry Remy went on ·to bang out 12 hitsSaturday and Mr. and Mrs. called on her parents, Mr. paying off, however, now that during his 3 1-3-inning stint . follow ed with run-scoring during a four-run six Alfre.d Rice, also of Columand Mrs. Reed Jeffers . the 23-year-old fast-bailer has He gave up two hits, lowering hits. Singer, 4-5 , gave up a seventh- and help ex-Cub > bus, were overnight guests at · of Vina Rutherford found his niche as a bullpen his over all earned run three-run homer to rookie Burt Hooton regis ter his Plans to leave today for the Culwell home . Columbus visited her aunt, average to 0 . 81-<~ far cry ace . Fted Lynn in the third . Mrs . Dana Bailey is con- Mrs. Ida Dennison and second victory as a Dodger. Grayson, Ky ., to take part in Tanner sum moned from the recent past. Rangers 6, Brewers 0: Cey's double , which put the a scout h1ke were made valescing at her home after brothers, Lavern and j)orsey Carlos May singled home Gossage to relieve starter Bill Hands hurled a five-hit Dodgers ahead to stay, came Major L eague Standings Wednesday night when spending some time in the Jordan and families·. B y United Press International .Jim Kaat again~'! Baltimore both White Sox runs off loser shutout and Jeff Burroughs after a bunt single by Davey N ational league Pomeroy Scout Troop 249 met intensive care unit at Holzer The Busy Bee Society of the with the bases loaded and one Mike Cuellar in the 'third and Toby Harrah drove home U>pes, an infield single by East at the Pomeroy .Junior 'High Medical Center, . Gallipolis. W. I. DCt. ·g .b. Carpenter Baptist Church run already home in the sixth after Brian Downing walked, a pair of runs each as Texas Willie Crawford, a sacrifice lhicago 22 15 .595 School. Recent guests of Mr . and met'for a business meeting iJming Thursday night and Bob ·Coluccio singled and scored once in the first and' and an (intentional walk to• Philad elphi a 20 17 .541 2 Members of the troop and Mrs. Michael Lawson- were... and _.. work session at the P itts . 18 16 529 2 1' 2 the youn gster responded by Bucky Dent sacrificed. Kaat then added four insurance Steve Garvey, filling the New York their le~ders will leave from her grandparents, Mr . .and Columbia 16 16 .500 31!-;> Township preserving a 2-1 White Sox has now won 14 of his last 15 runs in the eighth. Burroughs Mo ntr ea l 13 19 .4 06 6112 Mechamc St. at 5:30 p.m. on Mrs. Reed Jeffers and Mrs. Joe Ferguson and bases. Townhouse. Those present 14 21 .400 7 victory over the Orioles , decisions. doubled home Cesar Tovar Steve Yeager also drove in a St . Loui s We sf the scout bus for the hike on Beulah Cordray, their were Anna Lich, Jackson; In other major leag ue with the only run Hands extending his consecutive w. L pet . g. b. Saturday. two runs apiece for U>s parents, Mr . and Mrs . Bonnie Cheadle, Emma L os A n ge les 27 15 .643 string of scoreless relief ga mes Thursday, Texas Angeles. Cincinnati 21 20 .512 511~ · Dan Thomas, senior patrol William Lawson, Mrs. Gene Whittington , Vivian Gaston, innings to 33 1-3. San Di ego 20 20 .500 6 leader, worked with troop Jeffers and sons local lind Freda Smith, Lynn McSan Fran . 19 19 .500 6 . "I'd still like to start," said A tl anta 20 21 .488 61r1 members·on marchil1g in the aunt , Mrs. Leo!~ Cordray, Whor.ter, Hester Peck, Metta Gossage, who later pitched Houston 16 27 .372 11 1r1 Memorial Day parade Athens Route . Thur sday' s Results Fisher and Beulah P~rry . P itt sbur gh -1 San Diego 2 Monday. Members will meet Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Plans were completed for a L os Angeles 8 Chicago 3 at the Pomeroy Junior High Frazier, Gallipolis, called at rummage and bake sale to be Today's Probable Pitchers NORWALK, Ohio (UP! ) - teams , which broke the banders in the game's history <All Times eon School at 8:45 a.m . Monday the home of Mr. and Mrs . held on Saturday and was New York ~Matlack 4-3) at Robert Moses "Lefty" Grove, dynasty of the Ruth-led who won 300 or more games. Atlanta Ma jor L eague Leaders for the parade. Arthur Crabtree and visited well attended. The proceeds (Mor ton 5-JJ, 7:35 p .m . Bv Uttifetf P r es !> lnternat ionill generally considered the Yankees in the late 1920s and Grove, a star (or Baltimore Phi lad elph ia ( Carlf bn 2-5) at Tom Reed spoke on hiking with her mother· Mrs. Goldie will be used for church exL e ad ing B atters Cinci nnati (Norma n 2-1), 8 :05 skills needed during the Gillogly. greatest left-handed pitcher won successive .pennants in of the International League . P.lll ' ' ·:. (Based on 6S at bats) penses and the sooiety thanks N.JI1 onal Leag ue in baseball history, is dead. 1929-3()..31. He prided himSelf for five seasons during a Mon treal ( Bla ir 2-4) at Grayson event. After .the Many Gra~gers ftom the all who hell>CII. · g. ab r . h . pet . 1 ston ( Robert s 2--1 J, s: 35 meeting troop leaders met area attended a joirlt meeting The 75-year-old Grove, a on the fact that he yielded periQd when the Orioles' j:lHou Ca s h . P ~1il 37 157 2..! 56 .357 . rll . Mrs. G<ildle 'Glllogly wa' sa W at son . H o u 36 136 2 1 48 .353 na tive of Lanaconing, Md., only nine homers to Babe famous clubowner, Jack P it ts burgh (Bre tt 3-21 at sa n and . discu~sed future ac-. of Athens County/ Pomona Bowa, Phi l 37 157 16 55 . J5 0 Sunday dinn~r:·t;uest of· her Dunn, paid maJ'or leag ue ' Di ego I Sp il lner 2.5), 10 p.m . Sng u il ln , Pit 32 11 5 12 .10 . 3.. 1 8 died Thursday while wat· Ruth in 10 seasons. St. Loui s IForsch 4-J J at Los tiv11!es wh1ch will mclude Grange and Meigs Co]!l1ty Morga n . Cin . 1 0 140 2J <1 8 .343 ching television at the home Grove had a 4-2 record in salaries, was purchased by Angeles ! Downing 0·01, 10 :30 participating in a campout at Pomona Grange at AIS'any son-in-law and. daughter , Mr. G r ubb . S D 39 150 21 51 Jd O. World Series competition but the Athletics for $100;600 in P 2h ica go (Reuschel J .J J at san Krodel Park in Point r ecently. Meigs ' County and Mrs. Paul Gaston , Leah Lacy , LA 27 97 It! 33 3JO of his daughter-in,law, Mrs. and Joe. 'll 80 l -1 27 . 338 S nl il h . St L Robert G. Grove, where he is best remembered for his 192') , Francisco (Falcone J .J ), 11 ·05 Pleasant, May 30,31 and June Grangers presented the G arvey , LA .l 2 181 27 61 33 7 fast ball- with Cardenal. Chi 37 140 24 ~7 33 6 had lived for 14 years. The smoking One of four sons of a coal p .m . saturday's Games 1. Summer camp at Camp Literary program for the American League funeral service and burial temper to match--'llld his miner , Lefty entered Ch ica go d t San F ran cisc o Arrowhead, Huntington, W. meeting. g., ab r . h . pet . · d b b 11 'th New York at Atl an ta. n igh t remarkable consistency. He orgamze Mun son . N Y 34 1'3 1 16 50 .3B2 will take place at the Va., in July was discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bolen ase a Wl Montr ea l at Housto n, n ight Yo un L Mi l 25 88 17 32 .36-1 Frostburg , Md., Memorial won 20 or more games in Martinsburg in the Blue P ittsbgh at Sa n Di ego, n igh t The troop has a new arid Lisa visited their Carew. M in 19 100 hi 36 .360 Cool, Comfortable · 1920 d 51. Louis at Los A ng , n ight eight seasons, had successive R1'dg e Le ague m Ro b er ts, De l 2'2 78 17 27 346 Cemetery on Monday. registration with 34 members parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alilert an Ph iladelphia at Cinci, night Bum bry , Ba t '1'1 73 11 25 .342 One of the giants of an era ~ and 31-4 records in 1930 went to Baltimore in the recorded. Any boy who has Bolen, Dexter, and Mr. and Ly nn , Bo s 29 98 16 33 .337 and 1931 for a composite 5!1-9 International League the next Whi t e, NY 30 107 76 36 .33 6 that also included Babe Ruth, completed the fifth grade or · Mrs. Harold Dixon and Am eri ca-n League Br a un , Mm 29 96 8 32 .333 Rogers Hornsby and Jimmy for the two seasons and season . . Ea st who is II ·is invited to lake grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ca rbo . Bas 23 67 16 22 .328 w. I. pet. g.b. Always a fierce competitor, M i lwa u kee 20 Baylor , Ba l 33 126 13 Jl 325 Foxx, Grove, a member of . finished his career will) a part in the troop. Those J. D. Canode near Point · 15 .5 71 Hom e Run s baseball's Hall of Fame, led lifetime 300-140 mark good for Grove sometimes refused to Bos t on --• IS 16 .529 p ;., wishing questions answered Rock. Nati onal L eague : Bak er. Cor it 16 17 .485 J a .682 percentage. He was speak to his teammates for DBaeltro rel l and E v an s, A t l, Wat son . the American League in William Cheadle is cont imor e 16 20 .444 -<P t2 about participation may Hou. L u zinsk i . Ph i l . an d W in victories and won~ost per· elected·oo the Hall of Fame in days after a losing game and New York 15 21 .417 5 ' '~ contact Dan Thomas. valescing at his home after field SD B 14 20 .412 51 ~ centage four times each, in Cooperstown, N.Y., in 1947. at times ripped up clubhouse Clevel a n d Am eri ca n L eag ue : Horton . West spending someti'1!e in De l 10 . Bur rou9h s. Te )( 8 ; strikeouts seven times and in Warren Spahn and Eddie furniture after a defeat . He w. I. pet. g .b . O'Bleness Memoria!Rospital Gr ic;h. Bait , Hisle , Mi nn and 22 16 .579 Pro:pQ~al_ earned-run aver age nine Plank are the only other left- mellowed in his old age ·and Tex as Jackson . Oak 7 Oak l and 21 16 .568 11 in Athens for observation. Runs Baft ed In times. He was the star pitwas a frequent visitor to Kan . Ci ty 21 19 .525 2 Their son-in -law and Nat,o nall eagu e: Gar v ey , LA cher for Conn ie Mack' s Ca l i fornia 21 19 .525 2 Cooperstown where he Minnesota 31, Watson, Hou 30; Perez , ( in 17 17 .500 J daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Athletics' an d Wi11 f iel d . SO 29: Bench . Philadelphia regaled young reporters with Chicago On-May 28, there will lie a Harrison, Stoutsville were 16 21 .432 5''" Ci n . Stau b . NY and Sim mons . Thursday ' s Results tales of a bygone era . meeting to discuss the for- weekend guests here. SI.L 27 T e~~; as 6 Mi lw aukee 0 American Leagu e: Horton , Friends may call Saturday Ca liforn ia 6 Boston 3 mation of a new Veterans of Ellen· Facemyre ·received Small Del , H isle , Min n and Bur . Chicago 2 Baltimore 1 afternoon and evening at the Foreign Wars Post in greetings by telephone from . r oug hs, Te)( 28. Mc Rae ., K C 25. T oday ' s Probab le Pitchers Young Designs · Sco tt, M i l 24. Kubach-Smith ftlneral home (AU Time s EDT) Pomeroy at the Jack Ward her son, Earl Holland, Jr. and Major Lea gue R es ults St olen Ba ses No Iron Cal iforn ia ( RYan 8-1) . at By Un it ed Pr ess International in Norwalk. The body will be Bos Place at 7:30 p.m. Natioha t L~ agu e : · Cedeno , fon (Tiant d-5}, 7:30p .m . family who live in Phoenix, Na tion a l L eag ue H ou 20 ; Morg an, Cin 19 : Lopes , transferred to the Eichhorn Oa kla nd (Hamilton 1-2) at A minimum of 25 members Arizona . Pittsbgh 101 020 000- -1 9 o LA 13,- Brock , St .L 12 ; Lint z San Diego Cl eve land (Perry 5-5), 7:30 000 200 000- 2 5 1 · Funeral home in U>naconing is reguired to form the new' Yd. an d Mangua l , Mtl 10 . p .m . Mr . and Mrs. Walter Rooker. Gi us ti (8 ) an d Ar'nerican L ea gu e~ Rivers , Sanguil len . Fr eisl eben , Folk ers on Saturday. Texas Uenkins 5-2) at N ew Charter. All interested Jordan and Joshua spent an Cal 24 ; O tis , KC 22 : Ne tt les , ( 6J. Fris e lla ( 81 , Tomli n {9) Grove is survived by one York ( Hu nte r 5-4) , a p .m . are invited. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ca l l] ; PMek , KC 12; and Hundley W P- Rooke r ( J Mi nneso ta ( Bly leven 4 1) a t veterans Was h ing ton , Oak and Davis . 2). L P- F r eisleben ( 3-4l. HR sdaughter, two sisters, one Mi lwa ukee (S prague 1-1), a: 30 National, District and NEW YORK (UP!) - It 's Norman Shaner at Athens Te x 11 Sta r gell ( 6th ), rv ie Drdl . bro!her, a granddaughter and p .m . Pitc hin g Balt imore (G r i m sley 1-4) at Department officers will be Route. All.S(l!r_ picking ·lime. CB <~se d on mo st vic tor ies) three great granddaughters. Kan sas Ci t y (F it zmorris S-3). present to answer questions. Chica~o 100 000 110- 3 9 2 Fans in all the major Guests at the home of Mr. National L eagu e: Mes sers Los Ang ooo 004 40x - s 12 o His son, Robert, died in 1972. 8 : 30 p .m . to the Veterans Eligibility m i th , LA 7-0; Sul ton , L A 7 3: will begin voting D etroit (LaGrow 3-3) at league cities and Mrs. Noble Hamon w.ere Bur r is , Zam ora O J, Dettor e Sto ne, Ch i 5 0 ; Rau , L A , Jones Chi cago <Wood 2-7) , 9 p.m . of Foreign Wars includes the their children and families, (8) and Mitterwald ; Hooten , for the starting American and an d M c intosh', SO 5-2: Morton , Brewer ( 8)" and Yeager WP Saturdav' s Game$ issuance of a campaign .Mr. and Mrs. Forrest toll , Burr is, Chit Under wood , Hoofen ( 2-J J. LP - Bur ri s (5 -J) . National League All -Star Detroit af Chicago Phi l and Barr , SF 5-3; D ier ker. HR -- Ca rd ena l (3rd l . CARPENTER C<llifornia at Boston ribbon for overseas service Halderman and family and baseball teams Saturday with Hou and 'Sea v er , N Y 5-4. Oakland at Cleveland such as Asiatic, Pacific, Mr. and Mrs . Tom Kirby and Amer i can L eag ue : Rya n, Cal ballots again being The United Methodi st Texas a! New York , night · In fOnlv Qa mes sc heduled ) B I . Blue , Oalo; 8-2; K aat. Chi 7Mm('lesota at M i lw, n ight European Theater, Koren or children, Hamden, and ·Mr. Women 's Group of Temple B a lf ir:!"~~ at .Kan City , nigh! distributed at each game. 1; Pa l m e·r . Ba ll 7-2.: Busb y , KC "Aiddleport Vietnam service - oc- and Mrs . Preston Hamon and and Broberg, .Mil 6-3. There are 128 names on the Church met with Pauline Am e rican L ea gue cupation or expeditionary Cotner for thei r May session. Texas 100 00 0 04 1- 6 12 0 printed ballots, 23 oi which ribbon. Only new or reinM ilw 000 000 000- 0 5 1 are there for the first time. The plans for vacation Bible Hands (5 -2) an d Sun dberg ; . stated men may be charter School June 16 thru Jun e 20 Th e re were only three Colborn , Rodriquez (8 ), Haus - U>s Angeles' Ste.ve G;arvey, b · man (9 ) an d Porter . LP last year's National League are being completed. There departments in the first cabinet mem ers. For further Ill· TO GRADUATES Colborn ( 0-21. MVP and MVP in the All.Star will be a program on Sunday of the United States . Stat formation contact Jack Ward · e, at 992-9948 or 992-7540. Cali f or n r game, made the starting morning June 22 ·and a picnic Treasury and War. H r s. Mon .- Fri ., 9tos ~ali t 101 300 001 - 6 11 1 Sa t. 91o8 · will be held at 12 :30 p, m. for Bos ton OOJ 000 000----- 3 7 o team last season as a write-in Y our Thorn MeAn Store Si ng er (4 -5 ) and Egan .- Wise candidate but appears on this childr en, parents and ( -1 -4 ) and Blackwel l. HR - Ly nn year's list. everyone welcome to come (5th I. Fans rr.ay submit more and share. Bal f imo'r e 000 001 OOo- I 5 0 The Meigs County Human service agency with Ch icago 002 ooo oox:- 2 7 o than one ballot and the Resources Council at its respoosibility in the county Cue llar (2 -4) and E tc hebar - balloting will continue re n, H endricks ( 7); Kaa f. MARKET REPORT second luncheon 'meeting thus improving workGossage _(6) and D OWning . WP through July 6. The All.Star recently at the Meigs Inn relationship and services to . ·- Kaa t (IJ - 1J. P oInt PI easan~ · W. Va. game will be played July 15 at reviewed . 'lab! May 17 , 1975 . serviCes ava1 . e the residents of the county . Milwaukee. (Only gam es scheduled) SLAUGHTER STEERS _ from most of area agenc1es. Also, a service directory .will All the pitchers will be 1,000 lbs.-37. Standard 800- A ~hort program was . be published listing the named by American League lb iT · provided by Don . Schwende- agencies and their respon- · Manager Alvin Dark of Oak- 1100 .. SLA~GliTER COWS _ man. of the Mental Health sibilities and clubs and land and National League 7 churches in the county. It Manager Walt Alston of U>s Canner & Cutter 22-24.25, DistriCt -3·. Everyone wanting -their Bulls over lbs. .50. It was decided not to have a Angeles. Dark and Alston· 1000 27 HOGS _ U.S. _ formai structure for the _ organization listed m the also will select the remainder 1 3 190 240 of the 21knan squads after the lbs. 46-47 , Sows, U.S. 1_3 300- counc1l, r~ther, monthly directory can · contact Anna starting lineups are picked by 400 lbs. 35, Boars 300-£00 lbs. programs Will be .con~ucted ·Shuler, Gallia-Meigs CAA, . fhe fans. 29_3l.60, Pigs (by head) 20-40 on a volunteer bastS With the 992-5577. lbs. l1 .50-20 4~ 0 lbs. 20-~7 648 board covering the cost of The Meigs County Chapter · ' postage as . long as . prac· of \he Arilerican Red 00 lb · ' · Y~AR~G HEIFERS _ tica~le. The co~cil voted. to has the responsibility for next Good & Choice 500-60() lbs. 21• continue· meeting the third ~onth's program. Twenty·25 .75 , 600-700 lbs. 22-24 . Tuesday o.f eac~ month. The Six persons attended. HEIFER CALVES _ 300. ~xt meeting will be on June b I ••••••••• I I I I : • 400 lbs. 25-26, 400-550 lbs. 24T.h '1 ill t ·r------------..;.~--..:.-""'=.~ .m~.;..~.-wt..... ...... ~.~~~--.~- !'l'l...~ • 28.75, Cows & Calves 200-224. . e ~OWICI w serve 0 . BABY CALVES (by head ) , dissemm~te and exchange . .,;r«;~-~ ._ Beef 43 , Hoi. & Brown In forma bon from each I ~ lillllfoW~~~ Swiss 12-35. O.isox edge. Orioles2-l Carpenter Personals . ·We Hold These Truths ... A Chronicle of America - • '• ~• £UJ ....... , £ oJ t U to the seniors of Meigs, ~-o·Eastern, Southern, and . on ratu ations - I . 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THE MIDDLEPO~ ~ STORE t 0111 Middlepor ' · _ 0 I I I ~---------~----------------..,_..,;, ..-,.....__...;,""'-..,...t . . . ~ '· I, I '·' . ,, j ' '• �.I, I· I I· _.I I 4- Th• naUy Sentinel, Middlepi>rt-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frid~y1 , May 23, 1975 I •• • I , • •••• • •..-.,, "'"'•!• ........~j . sons, McArthur. · Mr . and Mrs. (lary Hamon (Carol Ellis) ar.e annotlncing . ·~~I the birth of a daughter , Amy Lorraine, · at O'Bleness M~mol'\al Hospital in Athens. · out of a second bases-loaded blan ked Milwaukee, IKJ, and By BILL MADDEN Mr. and Mrs . Ray Stout, needed in the first and the Grandparents are Mr. and jam in helping the veteran UPI Sports Writer California upended Boston, 6Nan cy and Bill, Steve, veteran righthander struck ~ Mrs. Noble Hamon and Mr. 3, in the American League out four Milwaukee batters in ~ H .baseball folks thought Kaat to his seventh win in Charleston, W. Va ., visited and Mrs. Kenneth Ellis and Chuck Tann er had the eight decisions, '·J think , and Pittsburgh overhauled upping his record to 5-2. ;'; with his parents, ·Mr. and gr~at-grandparents, inclu~e Josiah Quincy: , patience of a saint with Dick though, 1'm mo<e in1portant San Diego, 4-2, and U>s Pirates 4, Padres 2: • Mrs . . Robert Stout. Mrs. Zella Perry and Mrs. Allen, look what the C!Jicago in the bullpen.". Angeles cuffed the Chicago "Under God we are deter· Willie Stargell broke up a 2~ Mr . and Mrs. Ray Brooks Alice Ellis, all of this area. As for his still-evident Cubs, 8-3, in National League mined that wheresoever , White Sox manager endured 2 fifth~nning tie with a two- ·: spent some time with their June Jones and friend of ability to flirt with disaster action. with Rich Gossage: . wh ensOever, or howsoever 0 run homer, while Jim Rooker son, Tech. Sgt. David Brooks Dayton were overnight 0 we shall be called to make The hard-throwing 6-foot-3, (i.e. the bases-loarted jams ), Angels 6, Red Sox 3: ( 3-2) and Dave Giusti com· "' at Satellite, Florida . Sgt. guests of her brotht!l'tin-law our exit, we will die free 19().pound righthander, got Gossage replied: "Maybe I Bill Singer scattered seven bined on a five-llitter to help g, Brooks is being transferred to and sisler, t4r. and Mrs. men." chance after chance from don't bear down enough at the hits and California bunched 1\ Pitt burgh snap a three-game • Newark and he and his Victor Perry and sister, Ellen Tamer over the past three beginning of an inning. five consecutive singles losing streak. Stargell 's sixth children, Andy, Bill, Pamela, Facemyre. , " I wanted ' t o throw my seasons, mostly as a starter during a three-run fourth homer followed·a single by AI n . Debra .and Melvin Wayne, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Penrod, but also as a long reliever and fastball fo< strikes and not inning off Boston loser Rick Oliver. Mike !vie had a twoare with his parents while Akron, spent the weekend mop-up man. The result : An walk anyone. That's the big Wise. Trailing 3-2 into the ' nm homer for San Diego. - By Ross ,Mackf!nzle and Jeff MoeNelly. housing is being found. with her brother-in-law and inflated 4.93 earned run aver- secret of any pitcher's suc· fourth, Dave Chalk singled to Dodgers 8, Cubs 3: Mr. and Mrs. John Culwell, sister, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs . cess-throwing strikes." age and two trips back to the start the Angel rally and after Ron Cey ignited a folll'-run , Columbus, visited his brother Gaston: James Gossage struck out four Tom Egan singled him to minors. sixth-fining rally with a twoand sister,in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Lavern Tanner's faith in Gossage's batters and retired eight of third, Morris Nettles, Billy run double and L:Js Angeles Mrs . William Culwell on Jordan , Betty and Jerrie Sue, the last nine Orioles in order raw talent seems to final!y be Smith and J erry Remy went on ·to bang out 12 hitsSaturday and Mr. and Mrs. called on her parents, Mr. paying off, however, now that during his 3 1-3-inning stint . follow ed with run-scoring during a four-run six Alfre.d Rice, also of Columand Mrs. Reed Jeffers . the 23-year-old fast-bailer has He gave up two hits, lowering hits. Singer, 4-5 , gave up a seventh- and help ex-Cub > bus, were overnight guests at · of Vina Rutherford found his niche as a bullpen his over all earned run three-run homer to rookie Burt Hooton regis ter his Plans to leave today for the Culwell home . Columbus visited her aunt, average to 0 . 81-<~ far cry ace . Fted Lynn in the third . Mrs . Dana Bailey is con- Mrs. Ida Dennison and second victory as a Dodger. Grayson, Ky ., to take part in Tanner sum moned from the recent past. Rangers 6, Brewers 0: Cey's double , which put the a scout h1ke were made valescing at her home after brothers, Lavern and j)orsey Carlos May singled home Gossage to relieve starter Bill Hands hurled a five-hit Dodgers ahead to stay, came Major L eague Standings Wednesday night when spending some time in the Jordan and families·. B y United Press International .Jim Kaat again~'! Baltimore both White Sox runs off loser shutout and Jeff Burroughs after a bunt single by Davey N ational league Pomeroy Scout Troop 249 met intensive care unit at Holzer The Busy Bee Society of the with the bases loaded and one Mike Cuellar in the 'third and Toby Harrah drove home U>pes, an infield single by East at the Pomeroy .Junior 'High Medical Center, . Gallipolis. W. I. DCt. ·g .b. Carpenter Baptist Church run already home in the sixth after Brian Downing walked, a pair of runs each as Texas Willie Crawford, a sacrifice lhicago 22 15 .595 School. Recent guests of Mr . and met'for a business meeting iJming Thursday night and Bob ·Coluccio singled and scored once in the first and' and an (intentional walk to• Philad elphi a 20 17 .541 2 Members of the troop and Mrs. Michael Lawson- were... and _.. work session at the P itts . 18 16 529 2 1' 2 the youn gster responded by Bucky Dent sacrificed. Kaat then added four insurance Steve Garvey, filling the New York their le~ders will leave from her grandparents, Mr . .and Columbia 16 16 .500 31!-;> Township preserving a 2-1 White Sox has now won 14 of his last 15 runs in the eighth. Burroughs Mo ntr ea l 13 19 .4 06 6112 Mechamc St. at 5:30 p.m. on Mrs. Reed Jeffers and Mrs. Joe Ferguson and bases. Townhouse. Those present 14 21 .400 7 victory over the Orioles , decisions. doubled home Cesar Tovar Steve Yeager also drove in a St . Loui s We sf the scout bus for the hike on Beulah Cordray, their were Anna Lich, Jackson; In other major leag ue with the only run Hands extending his consecutive w. L pet . g. b. Saturday. two runs apiece for U>s parents, Mr . and Mrs . Bonnie Cheadle, Emma L os A n ge les 27 15 .643 string of scoreless relief ga mes Thursday, Texas Angeles. Cincinnati 21 20 .512 511~ · Dan Thomas, senior patrol William Lawson, Mrs. Gene Whittington , Vivian Gaston, innings to 33 1-3. San Di ego 20 20 .500 6 leader, worked with troop Jeffers and sons local lind Freda Smith, Lynn McSan Fran . 19 19 .500 6 . "I'd still like to start," said A tl anta 20 21 .488 61r1 members·on marchil1g in the aunt , Mrs. Leo!~ Cordray, Whor.ter, Hester Peck, Metta Gossage, who later pitched Houston 16 27 .372 11 1r1 Memorial Day parade Athens Route . Thur sday' s Results Fisher and Beulah P~rry . P itt sbur gh -1 San Diego 2 Monday. Members will meet Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Plans were completed for a L os Angeles 8 Chicago 3 at the Pomeroy Junior High Frazier, Gallipolis, called at rummage and bake sale to be Today's Probable Pitchers NORWALK, Ohio (UP! ) - teams , which broke the banders in the game's history <All Times eon School at 8:45 a.m . Monday the home of Mr. and Mrs . held on Saturday and was New York ~Matlack 4-3) at Robert Moses "Lefty" Grove, dynasty of the Ruth-led who won 300 or more games. Atlanta Ma jor L eague Leaders for the parade. Arthur Crabtree and visited well attended. The proceeds (Mor ton 5-JJ, 7:35 p .m . Bv Uttifetf P r es !> lnternat ionill generally considered the Yankees in the late 1920s and Grove, a star (or Baltimore Phi lad elph ia ( Carlf bn 2-5) at Tom Reed spoke on hiking with her mother· Mrs. Goldie will be used for church exL e ad ing B atters Cinci nnati (Norma n 2-1), 8 :05 skills needed during the Gillogly. greatest left-handed pitcher won successive .pennants in of the International League . P.lll ' ' ·:. (Based on 6S at bats) penses and the sooiety thanks N.JI1 onal Leag ue in baseball history, is dead. 1929-3()..31. He prided himSelf for five seasons during a Mon treal ( Bla ir 2-4) at Grayson event. After .the Many Gra~gers ftom the all who hell>CII. · g. ab r . h . pet . 1 ston ( Robert s 2--1 J, s: 35 meeting troop leaders met area attended a joirlt meeting The 75-year-old Grove, a on the fact that he yielded periQd when the Orioles' j:lHou Ca s h . P ~1il 37 157 2..! 56 .357 . rll . Mrs. G<ildle 'Glllogly wa' sa W at son . H o u 36 136 2 1 48 .353 na tive of Lanaconing, Md., only nine homers to Babe famous clubowner, Jack P it ts burgh (Bre tt 3-21 at sa n and . discu~sed future ac-. of Athens County/ Pomona Bowa, Phi l 37 157 16 55 . J5 0 Sunday dinn~r:·t;uest of· her Dunn, paid maJ'or leag ue ' Di ego I Sp il lner 2.5), 10 p.m . Sng u il ln , Pit 32 11 5 12 .10 . 3.. 1 8 died Thursday while wat· Ruth in 10 seasons. St. Loui s IForsch 4-J J at Los tiv11!es wh1ch will mclude Grange and Meigs Co]!l1ty Morga n . Cin . 1 0 140 2J <1 8 .343 ching television at the home Grove had a 4-2 record in salaries, was purchased by Angeles ! Downing 0·01, 10 :30 participating in a campout at Pomona Grange at AIS'any son-in-law and. daughter , Mr. G r ubb . S D 39 150 21 51 Jd O. World Series competition but the Athletics for $100;600 in P 2h ica go (Reuschel J .J J at san Krodel Park in Point r ecently. Meigs ' County and Mrs. Paul Gaston , Leah Lacy , LA 27 97 It! 33 3JO of his daughter-in,law, Mrs. and Joe. 'll 80 l -1 27 . 338 S nl il h . St L Robert G. Grove, where he is best remembered for his 192') , Francisco (Falcone J .J ), 11 ·05 Pleasant, May 30,31 and June Grangers presented the G arvey , LA .l 2 181 27 61 33 7 fast ball- with Cardenal. Chi 37 140 24 ~7 33 6 had lived for 14 years. The smoking One of four sons of a coal p .m . saturday's Games 1. Summer camp at Camp Literary program for the American League funeral service and burial temper to match--'llld his miner , Lefty entered Ch ica go d t San F ran cisc o Arrowhead, Huntington, W. meeting. g., ab r . h . pet . · d b b 11 'th New York at Atl an ta. n igh t remarkable consistency. He orgamze Mun son . N Y 34 1'3 1 16 50 .3B2 will take place at the Va., in July was discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bolen ase a Wl Montr ea l at Housto n, n ight Yo un L Mi l 25 88 17 32 .36-1 Frostburg , Md., Memorial won 20 or more games in Martinsburg in the Blue P ittsbgh at Sa n Di ego, n igh t The troop has a new arid Lisa visited their Carew. M in 19 100 hi 36 .360 Cool, Comfortable · 1920 d 51. Louis at Los A ng , n ight eight seasons, had successive R1'dg e Le ague m Ro b er ts, De l 2'2 78 17 27 346 Cemetery on Monday. registration with 34 members parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alilert an Ph iladelphia at Cinci, night Bum bry , Ba t '1'1 73 11 25 .342 One of the giants of an era ~ and 31-4 records in 1930 went to Baltimore in the recorded. Any boy who has Bolen, Dexter, and Mr. and Ly nn , Bo s 29 98 16 33 .337 and 1931 for a composite 5!1-9 International League the next Whi t e, NY 30 107 76 36 .33 6 that also included Babe Ruth, completed the fifth grade or · Mrs. Harold Dixon and Am eri ca-n League Br a un , Mm 29 96 8 32 .333 Rogers Hornsby and Jimmy for the two seasons and season . . Ea st who is II ·is invited to lake grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ca rbo . Bas 23 67 16 22 .328 w. I. pet. g.b. Always a fierce competitor, M i lwa u kee 20 Baylor , Ba l 33 126 13 Jl 325 Foxx, Grove, a member of . finished his career will) a part in the troop. Those J. D. Canode near Point · 15 .5 71 Hom e Run s baseball's Hall of Fame, led lifetime 300-140 mark good for Grove sometimes refused to Bos t on --• IS 16 .529 p ;., wishing questions answered Rock. Nati onal L eague : Bak er. Cor it 16 17 .485 J a .682 percentage. He was speak to his teammates for DBaeltro rel l and E v an s, A t l, Wat son . the American League in William Cheadle is cont imor e 16 20 .444 -<P t2 about participation may Hou. L u zinsk i . Ph i l . an d W in victories and won~ost per· elected·oo the Hall of Fame in days after a losing game and New York 15 21 .417 5 ' '~ contact Dan Thomas. valescing at his home after field SD B 14 20 .412 51 ~ centage four times each, in Cooperstown, N.Y., in 1947. at times ripped up clubhouse Clevel a n d Am eri ca n L eag ue : Horton . West spending someti'1!e in De l 10 . Bur rou9h s. Te )( 8 ; strikeouts seven times and in Warren Spahn and Eddie furniture after a defeat . He w. I. pet. g .b . O'Bleness Memoria!Rospital Gr ic;h. Bait , Hisle , Mi nn and 22 16 .579 Pro:pQ~al_ earned-run aver age nine Plank are the only other left- mellowed in his old age ·and Tex as Jackson . Oak 7 Oak l and 21 16 .568 11 in Athens for observation. Runs Baft ed In times. He was the star pitwas a frequent visitor to Kan . Ci ty 21 19 .525 2 Their son-in -law and Nat,o nall eagu e: Gar v ey , LA cher for Conn ie Mack' s Ca l i fornia 21 19 .525 2 Cooperstown where he Minnesota 31, Watson, Hou 30; Perez , ( in 17 17 .500 J daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Bob Athletics' an d Wi11 f iel d . SO 29: Bench . Philadelphia regaled young reporters with Chicago On-May 28, there will lie a Harrison, Stoutsville were 16 21 .432 5''" Ci n . Stau b . NY and Sim mons . Thursday ' s Results tales of a bygone era . meeting to discuss the for- weekend guests here. SI.L 27 T e~~; as 6 Mi lw aukee 0 American Leagu e: Horton , Friends may call Saturday Ca liforn ia 6 Boston 3 mation of a new Veterans of Ellen· Facemyre ·received Small Del , H isle , Min n and Bur . Chicago 2 Baltimore 1 afternoon and evening at the Foreign Wars Post in greetings by telephone from . r oug hs, Te)( 28. Mc Rae ., K C 25. T oday ' s Probab le Pitchers Young Designs · Sco tt, M i l 24. Kubach-Smith ftlneral home (AU Time s EDT) Pomeroy at the Jack Ward her son, Earl Holland, Jr. and Major Lea gue R es ults St olen Ba ses No Iron Cal iforn ia ( RYan 8-1) . at By Un it ed Pr ess International in Norwalk. The body will be Bos Place at 7:30 p.m. Natioha t L~ agu e : · Cedeno , fon (Tiant d-5}, 7:30p .m . family who live in Phoenix, Na tion a l L eag ue H ou 20 ; Morg an, Cin 19 : Lopes , transferred to the Eichhorn Oa kla nd (Hamilton 1-2) at A minimum of 25 members Arizona . Pittsbgh 101 020 000- -1 9 o LA 13,- Brock , St .L 12 ; Lint z San Diego Cl eve land (Perry 5-5), 7:30 000 200 000- 2 5 1 · Funeral home in U>naconing is reguired to form the new' Yd. an d Mangua l , Mtl 10 . p .m . Mr . and Mrs. Walter Rooker. Gi us ti (8 ) an d Ar'nerican L ea gu e~ Rivers , Sanguil len . Fr eisl eben , Folk ers on Saturday. Texas Uenkins 5-2) at N ew Charter. All interested Jordan and Joshua spent an Cal 24 ; O tis , KC 22 : Ne tt les , ( 6J. Fris e lla ( 81 , Tomli n {9) Grove is survived by one York ( Hu nte r 5-4) , a p .m . are invited. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ca l l] ; PMek , KC 12; and Hundley W P- Rooke r ( J Mi nneso ta ( Bly leven 4 1) a t veterans Was h ing ton , Oak and Davis . 2). L P- F r eisleben ( 3-4l. HR sdaughter, two sisters, one Mi lwa ukee (S prague 1-1), a: 30 National, District and NEW YORK (UP!) - It 's Norman Shaner at Athens Te x 11 Sta r gell ( 6th ), rv ie Drdl . bro!her, a granddaughter and p .m . Pitc hin g Balt imore (G r i m sley 1-4) at Department officers will be Route. All.S(l!r_ picking ·lime. CB <~se d on mo st vic tor ies) three great granddaughters. Kan sas Ci t y (F it zmorris S-3). present to answer questions. Chica~o 100 000 110- 3 9 2 Fans in all the major Guests at the home of Mr. National L eagu e: Mes sers Los Ang ooo 004 40x - s 12 o His son, Robert, died in 1972. 8 : 30 p .m . to the Veterans Eligibility m i th , LA 7-0; Sul ton , L A 7 3: will begin voting D etroit (LaGrow 3-3) at league cities and Mrs. Noble Hamon w.ere Bur r is , Zam ora O J, Dettor e Sto ne, Ch i 5 0 ; Rau , L A , Jones Chi cago <Wood 2-7) , 9 p.m . of Foreign Wars includes the their children and families, (8) and Mitterwald ; Hooten , for the starting American and an d M c intosh', SO 5-2: Morton , Brewer ( 8)" and Yeager WP Saturdav' s Game$ issuance of a campaign .Mr. and Mrs. Forrest toll , Burr is, Chit Under wood , Hoofen ( 2-J J. LP - Bur ri s (5 -J) . National League All -Star Detroit af Chicago Phi l and Barr , SF 5-3; D ier ker. HR -- Ca rd ena l (3rd l . CARPENTER C<llifornia at Boston ribbon for overseas service Halderman and family and baseball teams Saturday with Hou and 'Sea v er , N Y 5-4. Oakland at Cleveland such as Asiatic, Pacific, Mr. and Mrs . Tom Kirby and Amer i can L eag ue : Rya n, Cal ballots again being The United Methodi st Texas a! New York , night · In fOnlv Qa mes sc heduled ) B I . Blue , Oalo; 8-2; K aat. Chi 7Mm('lesota at M i lw, n ight European Theater, Koren or children, Hamden, and ·Mr. Women 's Group of Temple B a lf ir:!"~~ at .Kan City , nigh! distributed at each game. 1; Pa l m e·r . Ba ll 7-2.: Busb y , KC "Aiddleport Vietnam service - oc- and Mrs . Preston Hamon and and Broberg, .Mil 6-3. There are 128 names on the Church met with Pauline Am e rican L ea gue cupation or expeditionary Cotner for thei r May session. Texas 100 00 0 04 1- 6 12 0 printed ballots, 23 oi which ribbon. Only new or reinM ilw 000 000 000- 0 5 1 are there for the first time. The plans for vacation Bible Hands (5 -2) an d Sun dberg ; . stated men may be charter School June 16 thru Jun e 20 Th e re were only three Colborn , Rodriquez (8 ), Haus - U>s Angeles' Ste.ve G;arvey, b · man (9 ) an d Porter . LP last year's National League are being completed. There departments in the first cabinet mem ers. For further Ill· TO GRADUATES Colborn ( 0-21. MVP and MVP in the All.Star will be a program on Sunday of the United States . Stat formation contact Jack Ward · e, at 992-9948 or 992-7540. Cali f or n r game, made the starting morning June 22 ·and a picnic Treasury and War. H r s. Mon .- Fri ., 9tos ~ali t 101 300 001 - 6 11 1 Sa t. 91o8 · will be held at 12 :30 p, m. for Bos ton OOJ 000 000----- 3 7 o team last season as a write-in Y our Thorn MeAn Store Si ng er (4 -5 ) and Egan .- Wise candidate but appears on this childr en, parents and ( -1 -4 ) and Blackwel l. HR - Ly nn year's list. everyone welcome to come (5th I. Fans rr.ay submit more and share. Bal f imo'r e 000 001 OOo- I 5 0 The Meigs County Human service agency with Ch icago 002 ooo oox:- 2 7 o than one ballot and the Resources Council at its respoosibility in the county Cue llar (2 -4) and E tc hebar - balloting will continue re n, H endricks ( 7); Kaa f. MARKET REPORT second luncheon 'meeting thus improving workGossage _(6) and D OWning . WP through July 6. The All.Star recently at the Meigs Inn relationship and services to . ·- Kaa t (IJ - 1J. P oInt PI easan~ · W. Va. game will be played July 15 at reviewed . 'lab! May 17 , 1975 . serviCes ava1 . e the residents of the county . Milwaukee. (Only gam es scheduled) SLAUGHTER STEERS _ from most of area agenc1es. Also, a service directory .will All the pitchers will be 1,000 lbs.-37. Standard 800- A ~hort program was . be published listing the named by American League lb iT · provided by Don . Schwende- agencies and their respon- · Manager Alvin Dark of Oak- 1100 .. SLA~GliTER COWS _ man. of the Mental Health sibilities and clubs and land and National League 7 churches in the county. It Manager Walt Alston of U>s Canner & Cutter 22-24.25, DistriCt -3·. Everyone wanting -their Bulls over lbs. .50. It was decided not to have a Angeles. Dark and Alston· 1000 27 HOGS _ U.S. _ formai structure for the _ organization listed m the also will select the remainder 1 3 190 240 of the 21knan squads after the lbs. 46-47 , Sows, U.S. 1_3 300- counc1l, r~ther, monthly directory can · contact Anna starting lineups are picked by 400 lbs. 35, Boars 300-£00 lbs. programs Will be .con~ucted ·Shuler, Gallia-Meigs CAA, . fhe fans. 29_3l.60, Pigs (by head) 20-40 on a volunteer bastS With the 992-5577. lbs. l1 .50-20 4~ 0 lbs. 20-~7 648 board covering the cost of The Meigs County Chapter · ' postage as . long as . prac· of \he Arilerican Red 00 lb · ' · Y~AR~G HEIFERS _ tica~le. The co~cil voted. to has the responsibility for next Good & Choice 500-60() lbs. 21• continue· meeting the third ~onth's program. Twenty·25 .75 , 600-700 lbs. 22-24 . Tuesday o.f eac~ month. The Six persons attended. HEIFER CALVES _ 300. ~xt meeting will be on June b I ••••••••• I I I I : • 400 lbs. 25-26, 400-550 lbs. 24T.h '1 ill t ·r------------..;.~--..:.-""'=.~ .m~.;..~.-wt..... ...... ~.~~~--.~- !'l'l...~ • 28.75, Cows & Calves 200-224. . e ~OWICI w serve 0 . BABY CALVES (by head ) , dissemm~te and exchange . .,;r«;~-~ ._ Beef 43 , Hoi. & Brown In forma bon from each I ~ lillllfoW~~~ Swiss 12-35. O.isox edge. Orioles2-l Carpenter Personals . ·We Hold These Truths ... A Chronicle of America - • '• ~• £UJ ....... , £ oJ t U to the seniors of Meigs, ~-o·Eastern, Southern, and . on ratu ations - I . ' Wahama High Schools, .1·975 • Scouts going Meigs to hike event BASEBALL • H~h School seniors 'Lefty' Grove, ·75,_dies Leaders • i . ~ ~· • . •- '• > .• Eastern ' .OOITON PLISSE • For Halters • Childrens Wear made • Night Wear for VFW post Linesoores • High School seniors • Blouses All-Star ballots • $1.39 ready THE ..' SEWING '· t' I CENTER 20% OFF Services noted by council ~. BEAUTIFUL .ARTIFICIAL FLOWER BASKETS •.••, 6 DAYS A WEEK MON. thru SAT. 59 NorthoSecond St. 992-SS60 . Buy Your Favorite I •--•• hiternaticinal League Standings United Press International w. I. ,pet. g:b. Sy•acuse 23 17 .575 Tidewater 21 16 .568 v, Rochester 20 16 .556 1 · 20 17 .541 1'12 I Charleston Richmond 17 20 .459 ~112 I Tole do 17 20 .459 4'12 ,I . Pawtucket 16 20 .441 S 1, Memphis 16 24 ,..oo 7 ROYAL:CROWN --,BOffiiNG COMPANY Middleport /J ~. • ' ·D&D MEAT 830 E. 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We're proud of our new generation of Graduates .• but where will they be tomorrow? Right now, it's graduation time, time for careers. All of us have a definite interest in celebrations , for parties and for gifts .. .but the future of these young people, and we'll tomorrow , after all the honors have been al l benefit if graduates find opportunities bestowed , our grads .wi ll be looking to the here. We invite you to join in our efforts to future .. Some will choose to contin ue their · make our community a good place to live, a education, others will enter the business good place to shop, a good place to work, world now. Sooner or later, all will decide and a good place to raise a family. • These stores and Organi~tions where they can best begin and build their Are Sponsoring These Pages and Salute You On This ·Occasion ......... Moore's American Hardware, Pomeroy Elberfel(b .n Pomeroy, Pomeroy Western Auto Store, Middleport . 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Karr & VanZandt Motor Sales, Pomeroy Nelson'~ Drug, Pomeroy .· New York aothing House, Pomeroy Robinson's Laundry & DIY Cleaning, Pomenrt Waid CrC!is Sons Store, Racine · Landmark, Pome~ Q1a~an Shoes, Pomeroy _ Athens Co. Savings & loan (Meigs tsranch) Meigs Inn, Pomeroy ·· Swijher & Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy .Powell's Super Valu i , . . Sears -Catalog Store, Pomeroy .General Tire Sales,· Middleport ' Ben.Franklin Store, Pomeroy · Ewing Funeral Hom~ McClure's DailY Isle, Middleport N&N Sport Shop, Pomeroy .· Middleport Book Store, Middlepor1 Mark V Store, Middleport P. J. Pauley, Nationwide Ins., Pomeroy • Pomeroy ·National Bank, Pomeroy-Rutland Rutland Depl_Store, Rutla~d Village Pharmacy, Middleport M&R Shopping Ceirter, Middleport Rail's Ben Franklin, Middleport . P1111enrt Flower Shop, P1111eray lJp' Monument ·Co., .Pomeroy . . • Adolph's DailY Valley, romertr1 The Sewing Center,. Middleport · .MQ.erite's Shoe Shop, Pomeroy Da" ' •. ' . . . . ' •' ' .TI- trow's Steak House, Pomeroy tarry's Mobile Homes, Pomeroy heritage house, Middleport Erwin's Gulf Service, Middleport Citizens National Bank, Middleport Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport '· ' ' ·' ' �. 6- The ., \ . . l_ Sentinel, · 0 . Fnday, 23, 1975 ' ' . . I ' 7- .' • From All Of Us To All Of You! We're proud of our new generation of Graduates .• but where will they be tomorrow? Right now, it's graduation time, time for careers. All of us have a definite interest in celebrations , for parties and for gifts .. .but the future of these young people, and we'll tomorrow , after all the honors have been al l benefit if graduates find opportunities bestowed , our grads .wi ll be looking to the here. We invite you to join in our efforts to future .. Some will choose to contin ue their · make our community a good place to live, a education, others will enter the business good place to shop, a good place to work, world now. Sooner or later, all will decide and a good place to raise a family. • These stores and Organi~tions where they can best begin and build their Are Sponsoring These Pages and Salute You On This ·Occasion ......... Moore's American Hardware, Pomeroy Elberfel(b .n Pomeroy, Pomeroy Western Auto Store, Middleport . Meigs Equipment Co., Pomeroy Rutland FurnHure Co., ·Rutland Smnh Nelson Motors, Inc., Pomeroy • Racine Home National Bank, Racine The Farmers Bank & Savings Co., Pomeroy .·· - Meigs Tire Center, Pomeroy· Walker Funerai Home, Rutland · Downing-Childs Ins. Agency, MiddlePort Bahr Clothiers, Middleport Racin• Food Market, Racine Goessler's Jewell}, Pomeroy Ridenour T.V. & Appliance • Gas Service, Chester Star Supp~ Hdwe., Racine The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy Dan Thompson Ford, Middleport ' K&C Jewelers, Pomeroy Ebefmam Hardware,-P«Kneroy . . Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating Inc.,.Pome11r1 G&J Auto Parts, Pomeroy C~ Warner Ins: Agency, Pomeroy ,Rawlings-Coats Home of Funerals, Middleport . · Modem Supp~, Pomeroy Welker's Ashland Service Station, Pomeroy . The Kiddie Shoppe, Middleport New Haven Super Market, New Haven, W. Va. Karr & VanZandt Motor Sales, Pomeroy Nelson'~ Drug, Pomeroy .· New York aothing House, Pomeroy Robinson's Laundry & DIY Cleaning, Pomenrt Waid CrC!is Sons Store, Racine · Landmark, Pome~ Q1a~an Shoes, Pomeroy _ Athens Co. Savings & loan (Meigs tsranch) Meigs Inn, Pomeroy ·· Swijher & Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy .Powell's Super Valu i , . . Sears -Catalog Store, Pomeroy .General Tire Sales,· Middleport ' Ben.Franklin Store, Pomeroy · Ewing Funeral Hom~ McClure's DailY Isle, Middleport N&N Sport Shop, Pomeroy .· Middleport Book Store, Middlepor1 Mark V Store, Middleport P. J. Pauley, Nationwide Ins., Pomeroy • Pomeroy ·National Bank, Pomeroy-Rutland Rutland Depl_Store, Rutla~d Village Pharmacy, Middleport M&R Shopping Ceirter, Middleport Rail's Ben Franklin, Middleport . P1111enrt Flower Shop, P1111eray lJp' Monument ·Co., .Pomeroy . . • Adolph's DailY Valley, romertr1 The Sewing Center,. Middleport · .MQ.erite's Shoe Shop, Pomeroy Da" ' •. ' . . . . ' •' ' .TI- trow's Steak House, Pomeroy tarry's Mobile Homes, Pomeroy heritage house, Middleport Erwin's Gulf Service, Middleport Citizens National Bank, Middleport Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport '· ' ' ·' ' �I. ,• ~•- Tho"'' .....,"""'""'""""''' 0~, '""'' . ., "• '"' 8 - _The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,, Friday, May 23,11975 •I UM women to purchase hymnals MINERSVILLE - As a purchased for the church. Friend is Mother" by Mrs . Beautiful Hands" by Mrs. llread " by Mrs. Mildred special project of the United Meeting Wednesday at the Richard Jarvis : "Speaking Elsie Forbes; "Wouldn't This Phillips; and "America Me.lhOdist . Women of · the church. Mrs. Ruby Grueser Out on Memorial Day" by Old World Be Better " by Mrs: Pride" and a Bible qui z by Minersville United Methodist · and Mrs. Mary Russell were Mrs. Mary Pugh ; "The Ullie Starcher; "Memorial Mrs. Doris Grueser . Al so Churcll, new hymnals will 1le ~ppointed to a committee to Meaning of the Flag" by Mrs. Day' ' and " Molasses and attending the meeting wa s · .check into what is available June Sayre : " Moth er' s Fannie Phillips. and the cost. Members were · Pom&nJ · reminded that Betty Crocker coupons are still being . collec ted by Church Women 6 and a P.M. United for the _gym equipment for the Xenia High School Athletic Association. Special activities of the Tuesday's meeting, weigh-in Holstein lost the most weight These are to be taken to the Meigs Coun ty TOPS Chapter will begin at 6:30 instead of 7 with Barbara Dugan as the World Community Day ob- 570 were discussed durin g a because of th e various runner-up. servance in November. It recentmeetingofthe officers com mencements takin g Belly Jo Clark presided at was noted that the Church of lhe club. place that night. U1e meeting with Betty Sayre Women Uijited will have the Contest rules lor the Miss It wa s announced that there giving Memorial Day World Day of Prayer ob- 570 contest ·were reviewed · will be an incentive award for devotions. The TOPS pledge servance at the Minersville and plans were made -for the each pound los t at that was repeated and TOPS Church. · n i n t h' a n n i v e r s a r Y meeting since it follows a songs were led by song A card was signed for Rudy celebration Aug. 12. holiday. Thirty-six members leader, Ka thy McDaniel. )tewart who is scheduled to Also discussed was the atU,nding had a weight loss of Mrs. Clark reported on the undergo surgery. Area Recognition Day next 33 pounds. Emmogene officers ' meeting. Mrs . Mildred Phillips spring. This day is designated presided at · the meeting to honor those who have which followed a morning of become KOPS (keep off quiltin g. The program on pounds sensibly ) status and Mother's Day and Memorial maintained it for 19 conDay wa s presented by Mrs. secutive weeks, and those Timothy Knotts, son of Teresa Stover, Gallipolis, and Doris Grueser. The prayer receiving special division Brady and Carol Knotts, Rt. David .. Greenlee, Point was followed by group award s and trophies for 2, Pomeroy, was honored Pleasant. Sending gifts were sipging of " America" . weight control. recently with a party in ob- David and Vickie Fetty; Point Meetings of the lo cal servance of his sixth birthReadings included "How Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mother's Day Originated" chapter are held at 7 p.m. day. Frecker, Rodney ; Wayn e and a poem, "What a Faithful Tuesday evening at the Games were played with Scott, Carrie Smith , American Legion Hall in prizes going to April Clark, Pomeroy; and Clifford and Middleport. Linda Jell and Darla King. Mary Wolfe, and Clarence PRE -SEASON SAVINGS At the meeting this week, it Cake, ice cream and Kool-Aid and Anna Griffith, Dayton . was voted to set aside funds were served . ON ALL ·;•;·;·o:•:.-;. ..."--'lllo.-.·.;...~-.;g~ for Area Recognition Day. It " '... l';~'J'.I'; ~• . • .• :w:. Other guests were Lisa •-;;. was decided that at Jett, Connie, Florence and Raymond Musser, Nev and Robin White, Debbie , Darla ;, and Carla King, Nancy ArNo games, No gimmics nold, Eric Wilson, Joey Parker, Phillip King, Randall, Danny, Melodi Carl , SUNDAY Kevin Mowery, April and Ida Will Cool 250 sq. fl. VINTON American Legion Mae Clark, Kathy Reynolds, 6,()()() sru.~ s148 Post 161 Memorial Day· Will Cool 600 sci. 11. R. J., Amy, Rhonda and se rvic es at the Vinton 8,1J00 BTU ..... ~ .....•••.••.••••.••.•.•. ••••. sl68 Tommy Wils on and Roy Cemetery, 2 p.m. Public is Will Coot 125 sq. II. '238 Johnson, Jr., all of Pomeroy. invi ted. 10r000. BTU••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Farrell, Pat, Brian : and PUBLIC chicken barbecue ·12,000 BTU •• ~i~~~~~ ••'.~~-~~.• ~t~ ••••••••••••• • s268 beginning II a.m. at Racine 1 05 Fire Department . 14,000 BTU •. ~i!. '. ~~! . • • ~ -~~·. ~t; ............ '278 ON PASSBOOK headquarters by department -18 OOO BTU Will Cool 1350 sci. fl. '30& SAVINGS and its auxiliary. ·······•··••········•·•·••··•••·· Wiii .Cool mo sq. 11. , 51<1 per cent year p a id on MEMORIAL Day dinner at 20r000 BTU ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 345 Regular Pa~sbook Savings. the Letart Falls Community No Minimum . Int er es t Will Cool 1800 sq. fl. ~~ ..., 24.000 BTU ..........................•..•... ~ from da1 e of deposit to date Hall. Proceeds go to the of withdrawal. Int e r es t upkeep of the hall . com pounded quarterl y. Gibson Air Conditioners have "Air Sweep" CHICKEN barbe cue The program taken from sponsored by Racine firemen which circulate more air - NO ORA FT. "Survey of the Scriptures" by and ladies' auxiliary. Price $2 Rober t C. Denton was 4'JMEIGS t year free services on all Gibson Air Conditioners - s lor 1h chicken, apple sauce, presented by Mrs. Velma Rue baked beans, roll , and coffee . years on the compr-:ssor--: ~ year ~n parts - a lsd on any 5,000 or 6,000 BTU a1r cond1honer, 1f the refrigeration unit at the Tuesday night meeting Also homemade ice cream , goes bad we will give you a new air conditioner - w ithirl a of Group II at the home of pie and cake. The Athens County s year period. Savings & Loan Co. Mrs. Dwight Wallace. 296 Second 51. JUNIOR American Legion Mrs. Rue talked on the Pomeroy , Ohio lV & APPLIANCE chapters of the Epistles. Mrs. Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Harry Moore presided at the Post 128, meeting and wiener A ll Accounts lnS!Jr ed To GAS SERVICE meeting and read several roast at the home of Becky prayers. Ka thryn Hysell , Roush , 2 to 4 p.m. Juniors CHESTER OHIO Athens, was a guest. Mrs. planning to accompany the to · the Wallace served strawberry legionnaires PH. 985-3307 Monday are to be cemeteries pie and coffee. at the hall at 8:45a.m . Fri~May 30 Officers make club plans Birthday honored I GIBSON I AIR CONDITION(RS IN STOCK ................................. Just Highest Interest Rates Social Calendar : :t=::.o:.~::..-...-..:...».~ ~ n .e. .m. ~ .f: BANQUET OPENS The dance at the Pomeroy School Junior High auditorium following the · Pomeroy Alwnni Association banquet is open to the public. The music for dancing from 9 Mrs. Martifz visits chapeau daym p.m. to 1 a.m. wiD · be provided by tho :::C~~d Invest· ments. The banquet open to alwnni only will be served 81 6 p.m. at the P.;meroy Elementary School. Mrs . 5A% 11111 ADD A TOUCH of VictoriaD Charm to your home with an authentic reproduction of great grandmother's f• vorite candy Jars; Hand· made in the age old manner from America's Finest Milk r Fairview ·I. By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mrs. Roy Donohew visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre · Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Sayre and their grandchildren of Antiquity also called on the Sayres. Mrs . Mildred Spencer has returned home afte-r a visit with William Ja ckson and sons at Leetonia. Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Roush called on Denzil Boggess at Antiquity Sunday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson · were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son of Letart, W. Va.; Mr . and Mrs . Edward Lawson and baby, Mr . and Mrs . Robert Lawson and famil y. PFC. Robert Lawson of the United States Army stationed in California spent a . leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson Sr. and family . Mrs. Iva Ore visited Mrs . Mae Durst Friday. ·Mr. and r.1rs. Russell Roush and family were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and family at Wolfpen. Mr. and Mrs. Rufu8 Coe and Fred Smith of Carbon hill, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Faud Haught of Walker, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs .· Howard Robinson of Flatwoods, W. Va ., Mrs . Gladys Richardson ol Port Huron, Mich., all visited Mrs. Bertha Robinson . M retent Sunday. · Mrs. Mabel Shields, Mrs. · Cl~ra Mae Sargent of Racine .lind Mrs . Ann ll.:ldlord and ti•UHhl<!r, Slt:phanic visited Mrs . Bertha Hobinson Sunday. Mr. and · Mrs. Williant Sinith and son, Rilly, _ of Negley visited Mr. and Mrs. R~U Roush and family ·' Wednesday. ii""'e POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - What can one do with a polyester knitted shirt after it is wrink-' ied?'I have tried ironing mine using a damp cloth but the wrinkles come right back. I hate to throw away this expensive shirt. - MRS. R. A. DEAR MRS. R. A. -.. Have you tried putting your shirt plus a damp (nol wei) lowe! in tbe dryer using medium heal lor 15 to 28 mhtutes. Remo~e Immediately after the dryer stops. This is sometimes suggesled for I cottoa, woo~ synlhetles bul not silk. Pul on a hanger as soon as shirt is removed from dryer. If lhe drying in· slrnctlons on your garment diller follow !bose on the lag. -POLLY. Sunday, May 25, Hrs. 8:30-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio - . . , .~ MIRACLE SUNDAY OUR 2ND ANNIVERSA - DEAR POLLY - When a film forms on your shower doors, floors and walls in the bathroom wall until all is completely dry arid then proceed with a dry steel wool pad and the film just powders off. - TAMARA. DEAR TAMARA - How right you are and als.o remember this does a haugup job on the aluminum track arouud sliding glass shower doors, - POLLY. · DEAR POLLY - My Pet Ji'eeve Is with l!iy cousin's 28 year-old-wife, a mother of tWo small children, who lakes her shoes off and ·puts her stockinged or bare feet on the chairs and fur~iture. I do not allow my l\11sband or children to do this and see n9 reason why she should. Can someone . ~ll me h~w I can tactfully tell her I object to .. this? ARLE;NE. MAY 25, 1975 10:00 A.M. AT THE NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY POINT PLEASANT ·' *Old-Fashioned ·Singing MAY 1973............43 IN~~~~J *Old-Time Pr.,ac',1ing From God 's' Word! MAY I974 .......... szt~N~~~~z * Heautiful Special Music MAY 1975........ ? ? 1 IN ~~~g~z *Giant Picture Made of Crowd BE WJTH US THIS . *Plenty of Room * 7 Huses Now Running . Call 675·5829 Plans were made for a picnic in June and cards were prepared for ill members of the church when Friendly CU'cle met Tuesday evening at Trinity Church . Mrs. Opha Offutt, program leader, opened the meeting with Emerson's "Father in Heaven We Thank Thee." The program topic, "God's Garden'' drew a parallel between gardens planted by b people, nurtUPed Y sun fand rain, and God's garden o the faithful nurtured by His love. A quiz on women of the Bible followed group singm' g of " Bringm'gin the Sheaves" and "Jewels." Miss Mary V. Reibel gave the offertory prayer and Mrs. Offutt closed with "Bloom Where You Are Planted." Miss Reibel presided at the DEAR POLLY - I want to tell E. S. of the experience we had with grease spots on unfinished wood . My husband and I had our new house built for the most part but did qll the interior finishing our· selves. One of the ·first Sundays we were in our new home I fried chicken in 1the oven for relatives to whom we were showing off our new, but unfinished, home . While removing the pan of chicken from the oven I spilled it against a new unfinished birch door. I was heartsick and my husband was unforgiving . I tried everything I had ever heard of and some I had not heard about. All was in vain until I resorted to cleaning fluid. It drew that grease right out like magic . - GRACE. DEAR POLLY - I would like to urge people sending memorial gifts in the name of someone who has died to ·include their address with their names. It would save much time for the family who wish to send thank you notes. - MRS. A. K. DEAR POLLY - I have help for those who wear rubber gloves while doing household tasks. I must wear them when doing dishes or· hand laundry. Knives, forks and any sharp objects are laid on the counter one at a time and washed one at a time. A· new pair of rubber gloves are fitted with thumb and index fingers cut frOIJl an old pair so these pro,tecting pieces get the wear and the gloves themselves stay in good shape longer· - , ELLEN. _ business meeting when Mrs. Leonard Jewell and Mrs. J th G'lm E1za 1 ore, r ., gave e secretary and treasurer's -report. Mrs. Phil Globokar will be hostess at the Globokar river camp Tuesday evenmg· , June 17, ·at 6 p.m. for a potluck Picnic. Mrs. W. H. Perrin will present the vesper service. Mrs. Tbomas Young, Mrs. Carl Bilikam, and Mrs . Albert Woodard were welcome after a long absence. Cards were signed for Mrs. Robert K. Wilson, and Mrs. Robert Arnold who have ·been hospitalized. · A note of appreciation was recet'ved from Mrs. Lucille Leifheit. The Lord's Prayer in unison closed the meeting. An arrangement of mock orange decorated the refreshment table for a dessert course served by Mrs. Donald Hauck and Mrs. Roy Mayer to those named and Miss Elizabeth Fick, Miss Mary E. Chapman, Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. James Fugate, Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Kenneth Harris and Mrs. Harvey Whitlatch. fast presidentS · ' have session Members of the Past Presidents Club of the American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, traveled to Point Pleasant Wednesday night for a meeting at the home of Mrs. Edith Fox. Mrs. Ellen Couch presided with the meeting opening with the lArd's Prayer'and the pledge to the flag. A letter was read from the Past Presidents Parley thanking the members for dues sent and also for a contribution to the nurses scholarship. Round-robin cards were signed for Mrs. Veda Davis, confined to the Holzer Medical Center, and Mrs. Laura Watson. Mrs. Iva Powell gave the secretary's report and Mrs. Faye Wildermuth, the treasurer's report. Mrs. Pearl Knapp had devotions using the readings "Summer Morning" and ''Today I Will." Games were played and prizes awarded. Mrs. Fox served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Carrie Neutzling, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mrs. Edith Sauer, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett and Mrs. Marjorie Reuter , a guest. SERVICES NOTED Memorial Day services will be held Monday at Green· wood ·Cemetery at 10 a .m. and Letart Cemetery at 11, a.m. by the Racine American , Legion Post No. 602. Guest speaker will be Past' Department Commander William Heacock. PLAN NOW TO *A Piece of Huge Birthday Cake For Everyone *Nurseries Provided _ Stubborn wrinkks mar knitted shirt MEAT - Chicken and 'Dressing, Roast Beef, Ham, Flounder Fish . VEGETABLES - Lima Beans, Buttered Corn. Noodles, Potatoes (baked, mashed & home fries) SALAD- FruiT& Jello, Cottage Cheese. Slaw and Tossed. PIE,. - - Strawberry. Apple . ~BRANCH RIDENOUR f I BY POLLY CRAMER convenes , - l la , Ct.,..'C e p ns pz·cnzc Polly's Poin SUNDAY MENU Group II ' _ . STEAMBOAT INN 1 I. the child selr-care. Sh~ ~poke of the out-patten! chmc m operation there, and of the of the Eigh( and Forty and research center where 1,200 presented corsages to Mrs. doctors and nur ses train each Hunt, national chapeau and year . to Mrs. Violet Aichholz of Billie Hadden, liaison of· Ohio, · the national children licer between the Eight and and youth chairwoman. Also Forty and the hospital were speaking to the group was introduced. A banquet for the Richard Bluestein, executive visiting Eight and Forty vice president, who oullind , officers was hosted by the the treatment program for Colorado officers, and there the 60 ~70 children, all long- was a brunch at the term treatment cases, who Cosmopolitan Hotel and a reside there . tour of Denver's Botanical Another speaker was Mrs. Gardens. . .. . Sybil Renw,ick , a social Going from Ohio in addition worker, ' wh~ talked on to Mrs. Martin were Mrs. parent-child 'adjustment to Doris Stanriff, chapeau; the separation, and the Amelia Moore, Ia secretaire ; relationship between the Edna Smeltz, constitution children and the 35 child care and by-laws chairwoman; workers. She said emphasis Mrs. Violet Aichholz, national is put on educating the child children and youth. chairabout his illness and teaching woman . Martin, and Forty memt.ers. · Etght and -Forty-;' ha s . returned from Denver. Colo., where she attended National Chapeau Day activities at the National Jewish Hospital and Research Center. / At the hospital16 b~dS were endowed at a cost of $1,000 each by the Eight and Forty, with Ohio endowing its 25th bed . In addition many plaques representing donations to the hospital were presented. It was reported that during the 43 years of service to the hospital, 325 beds have been endowed by the Eight and Forty. · In addition to the bed endowment, the Eight and Forty contributed funds for an · Airway resistance machine, cost, $1,014-.60, 25 pieces of other less expensive equipment, and had a shower Of checks by departemenlal officers totaling over $1,000. The grand total of the year contributed by the Eight and Forty to National Jewish Hospital was $35,013.31. Arrivirig in Denver May 16, Mrs. Martin attended a reception that night for the national chapeau, LeUa Hunt. May 17, the Eight· and Forty members toured the new $14 million hospiial and research center. The first two floors are for patient treatment, the third and fourth for livt'ng units of the children, and the top seven for the research center. The hospital t's supported by donations only and has a budget of $12 million. Dr. · ,. Fred Leffner, public relations officer, lectures across the country to raise the necessary funds . He was one of several doctors who talked on the program to the Eight In The Area i Mary . POJ_I~eroy, demt chapeau Mary Ann Mtller, hosptlal n~ttonale, Central Division, orficial ;spokl on the support Social · Calendar THURSDAY PRECEPTOR Bela Bela, home of Lillian Moore, 7:45. RIVERVIEW Garden Club meeting at 6:30 p.m. for a covered dish picnic at Forked Run State Park. TWIN City . Shrinettes meeting, 8 p.m. at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social room, Middleport. MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pack 245 monthly ineeting, 7 p.m., American Legion Post. LETART Falls Ball Association, 7:30 p.m. at Letart School. Coaches and parents urged to attend. FRIDAY RUTLAND Baseball League yard sale at John Jacobs home in Rutland. LAUREL Cliff Free Methodist Church, 7:30p.m . . will present the Camp· meeting Singers. Public is invited. YOUTH Rally, 7:30p.m. at the Midway Community Church, Langsville-Dexter Road . Rev. Norman Taylor, speaker; Theron Durham, pas tor . All churches welcome. . MONDAY · MEMORIAL Day Services at Burlingham Church, 1:30 p.m. Lt. Commander Clifford Coleman, U.S. Navy R.R., guest speaker. Feeney Bennett Post 128 in charge of services. Public invited. r,·-·~o••· 1 AFTER 5 PM I -SUNbAY . THE LEWIS SISTERS Nationally known singers from Hammond, Indiana, will be "FAMILY NIGHT" Of SPECIALTY CHEMICAL DIVISION · Allied Chemical -Corp. · Every Visitor is a Hhnored presenting a beautiful musical prolfFIJm Guest!!! l OPEN TO PUBLIC UNTIL 5 P.M. • ') CAMDEN PARK - US 60 WEST l ~ .,;.\ ' . HUNTINGTON I ~::l §l ~: ~~ H;I;;-iiclp uS • • • · · By Helen Bottel DEAR HELEN : A while back 1 read in your colwnn that homosexuals are becoming more accepted - with some exceptions. Let me tell you my story. My daughter left home to live with another woman. When our floorlady at work found out, she let all three of us go, with " lack of work" the excuse. But privately, she accused me of being a lesbian along with my daughter. Now that business has picked up, most of _the workers have been called back, but not me. Ifthatisn'tprejudice,whatis? - NOJOBANDHURTING. DEAR NJAH: If you have adequate proof of illegal discrimination, there are boards and organizations which wiU fight your case. Call the Civil Liberties Union for more information. - H. +++ DEAR HELEN: Hats off to Douglas B. who labeled the suggested "f don't want any of these candidates" vote a copout. He said, "If you don't like the choices, run for office yourself, or find someone who will." You reminded htm about the high cost of getting elected. That's right - for the big offices, but if you live in a smaller community, you can run locally for very little expense . In other races for the city council, we had three uncontested seats; simply because no one was interested. It costs mainly "working time" to join a political organization, yet how many do ' I agree with Doug's quote, "'11he people get the type of government they deserve." CARY DEAR HELEN : I'm 55, have be en a wt'dow for f'1ve years, and can/'t believe what my experience indicates: the men of my age expect a · ger . woman - espect'ally a WI'dow- t o be a he1p1ess hand-wrm d d th 1 edt · ra· After my husban 's ea , I earn o mam m my house and car and to manage finances. As a wif e, 1 had 1mown very k" little of this "man's wor . · ff' A year ago I was promoted over a man m my o tee because I was be tt er qua lif'ed 1 1mew more of the 1 f k be I'd tram · ed myse If Iong mechanical facet o my wor cause bee lied 'h d ed b d" and hard.l've n ca ' ar -nos roa because I st and h up for my rig Is. Two moo thsago the man I hopedto marry told me he wanted a "real woinan, not a brain". Evidently he expects me to flutter , fawn and pret en d 1o be he1p1ess when· I' m not any more. · · · d I'd like nothing better than to be a dhousewife t 1agam 1 1an 1 (eave the coping to mere men, but even espera e yll one y, t cannot make myself something I am not. Do men rea y1expec h women to be hypocrites? Aren't there any over-liO rna es w o want a partner and a compansion, instead of a child-woman? Do other women in my age group have the same problem' Please ask for reader reaction to my -letter. Thanks. - NO PRETENDER p DEAR N. . : It's true, your age group was blighted by the big-he-man, fluffy-little-female syndrome. And many over-:iO males are still suffering from it. But not all' Stand by for letters which I'm sure will prove your bllmket condemnation wrong - well, at least exaggerated. _ Electa plans projects Officers were named and projects selected at the Tuesday night meeting of the Electa Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society, Middleport First Baptist Church, at the home of Mrs. AI wilda Werner, chairwoman. The officers are Mrs. Beulah White, vice chairwoman; Mrs. Roma Hawkin·s, secretary; Mrs. IAuise Davis, assistant secretary; Mrs. Eloise Wilson, treasurer; . Mrs. Gwinnle White, love gift chairwoman; Mrs. Freda . Hood, white cross chairwoman; Mrs. Clara Mae Darst . and Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, projects; and Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, devotions. The special project of the circle will be remembering the patients at the Meigs County lnfll'll1ary. They will also collect cancelled stamps and bottle camps. Mrs. Hood will host the June meeting. Mrs. Werner and Mrs. Davis served sand· wiehes and cookies. ServiCCS , set Miss Clatwqrthy.honore.d A bridal shower honoring Mi~ Twlla Sue Clatworthy, · whose marriage to Michael L. Childs will be an event of Saturday at Heath United Methodist Oturch, was held last Friday night at the American Legion hall in Middleport. Hostesses were Mrs. Janice Schilling, Mrs. Henry Clat. worthy , Mrs . Margaret Clatworthy, Mrs. Lewis lAng and Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Decorations were in blue, pink and yellow with the refreshment table featuring a nine-branch candelabra and wedding bells tied with blue satin bows. Blue, white and pink ribbon sandwiches were served with punch and cake . The sandwich trays were centered with large white candles surrounded with fl rwers. The punch bowl was li~;~,ted and decorated with flowers with a pink frozen floating rose. Several'games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Martha Chllds, Mrs. Irene Powell, Mrs. Nancy Jo Clatworthy and Mrs. Susie Johnson. Mrs. lAng served the cake, and Mrs. Neutzling the punch. 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The net proceeds of this issue witt1le 11sed to pay unsecured short-term debt of the Company .. A free copy of the Prospectus dated May 22, 1975 may be obtained by mailing the coupon below to an investment dealer in your community or to: W. R. GRACE . OHIO POWER COMPANY ' FERTILIZER . Buy 5-20-20 Now I 6-24-24 You'll Uke 12-12-12 Our Price! Edna Reibel, Mrs. Margie Swope, Mrs. Linda Mayer, Mrs. Ida Burns, Mrs. Clara Miller, Mrs. Goldie Gilmore, Mrs. Candace ·Pope, Mrs. Nellie Tewksbary, Mrs. Garnet Hall, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mrs. Ruth Powers, Mrs. Thelma Hysell, Miss Bernice Ann Durst, Mrs. Gloria Van Meter, Mrs . Dorothy Gibbs, Mrs. Mary Riggs, Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. Kate Wilson, Miss Slaron Wilson and Mrs. Ida Childs. . Mrs. V'1rginia Scott, Mrs. Sandra Schilling, Mrs. Marie Watson , Mrs. Jane Brown, Mrs. Maxine Hobstetter, Mrs. Betty Sisson and Miss Eleanor Robson. Grist, Mrs. Nelle Bahr, Mrs. Jesse Houchins, Miss Sybil Epersbacll; Miss Melanie Burt, Mrs. IAis Ann Burt, Mrs. ·Mary Durst, Mrs . . Susie Johnson, Mrs. Patty Gibbs and Mrs. Ella Smith. Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Mrs. Nellie · Brown, Mrs. Sharo·n Neutzling, Mrs . Gladys Robson, Mrs. Jean Kloes, Mrs. Marie CUster, Mrs. Edna Schoenleb, Mrs. Joyce Redman , Mrs. Gay Gaul, Mrs. Gay Ann Clay, Mrs. Irene Powell, Mrs. Sara Gibbs, Mrs. Virginia Buchanan, Mrs . Grace Jividen and Mrs. Rowena Vaughan. Mrs. Ruth Ebershach, Mrs. Sewing contest NEW HAVEN, W. Va. Memorial services will be held in the Bend area in observance of Memorial Day Monday by New Haven Legion Post 140. Times and places are at Cliflon Memorial, at 10:30 a. m. ; at Mason City Park at 10:50 a. m.; in Hartford at the Hartford Memorial at 11:10 a. m. and here in New Haven at 11 :30 a.m. Post Commander Grayson Williamson said the public is invited to join the Post in all the services. for TOP production c/o L.H. Marino, Asst. Secretary and Asst. Treasurer 301 Cleveland Avenue, S.W. Canton, Ohio 44702 ------------~-~-~--------------J'~ase I ' send me a free copy of the Prospectus of Ohw Power Company Nam•----------------------~------------------~---Street · -------------~-------------:-_,.__;___:____________ SUGAR RUN MILLS City -----------------------State -------Zip ------- 992 2115 Telephone -----------.-,,--:-'-'-----,---:--:-;:--;------;:.- - - Mulberr • \ --~ ''' ''l' ·• .................; ., Ave. (buoineoa) Pomeroy (residence) �I. ,• ~•- Tho"'' .....,"""'""'""""''' 0~, '""'' . ., "• '"' 8 - _The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,, Friday, May 23,11975 •I UM women to purchase hymnals MINERSVILLE - As a purchased for the church. Friend is Mother" by Mrs . Beautiful Hands" by Mrs. llread " by Mrs. Mildred special project of the United Meeting Wednesday at the Richard Jarvis : "Speaking Elsie Forbes; "Wouldn't This Phillips; and "America Me.lhOdist . Women of · the church. Mrs. Ruby Grueser Out on Memorial Day" by Old World Be Better " by Mrs: Pride" and a Bible qui z by Minersville United Methodist · and Mrs. Mary Russell were Mrs. Mary Pugh ; "The Ullie Starcher; "Memorial Mrs. Doris Grueser . Al so Churcll, new hymnals will 1le ~ppointed to a committee to Meaning of the Flag" by Mrs. Day' ' and " Molasses and attending the meeting wa s · .check into what is available June Sayre : " Moth er' s Fannie Phillips. and the cost. Members were · Pom&nJ · reminded that Betty Crocker coupons are still being . collec ted by Church Women 6 and a P.M. United for the _gym equipment for the Xenia High School Athletic Association. Special activities of the Tuesday's meeting, weigh-in Holstein lost the most weight These are to be taken to the Meigs Coun ty TOPS Chapter will begin at 6:30 instead of 7 with Barbara Dugan as the World Community Day ob- 570 were discussed durin g a because of th e various runner-up. servance in November. It recentmeetingofthe officers com mencements takin g Belly Jo Clark presided at was noted that the Church of lhe club. place that night. U1e meeting with Betty Sayre Women Uijited will have the Contest rules lor the Miss It wa s announced that there giving Memorial Day World Day of Prayer ob- 570 contest ·were reviewed · will be an incentive award for devotions. The TOPS pledge servance at the Minersville and plans were made -for the each pound los t at that was repeated and TOPS Church. · n i n t h' a n n i v e r s a r Y meeting since it follows a songs were led by song A card was signed for Rudy celebration Aug. 12. holiday. Thirty-six members leader, Ka thy McDaniel. )tewart who is scheduled to Also discussed was the atU,nding had a weight loss of Mrs. Clark reported on the undergo surgery. Area Recognition Day next 33 pounds. Emmogene officers ' meeting. Mrs . Mildred Phillips spring. This day is designated presided at · the meeting to honor those who have which followed a morning of become KOPS (keep off quiltin g. The program on pounds sensibly ) status and Mother's Day and Memorial maintained it for 19 conDay wa s presented by Mrs. secutive weeks, and those Timothy Knotts, son of Teresa Stover, Gallipolis, and Doris Grueser. The prayer receiving special division Brady and Carol Knotts, Rt. David .. Greenlee, Point was followed by group award s and trophies for 2, Pomeroy, was honored Pleasant. Sending gifts were sipging of " America" . weight control. recently with a party in ob- David and Vickie Fetty; Point Meetings of the lo cal servance of his sixth birthReadings included "How Pleasant, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mother's Day Originated" chapter are held at 7 p.m. day. Frecker, Rodney ; Wayn e and a poem, "What a Faithful Tuesday evening at the Games were played with Scott, Carrie Smith , American Legion Hall in prizes going to April Clark, Pomeroy; and Clifford and Middleport. Linda Jell and Darla King. Mary Wolfe, and Clarence PRE -SEASON SAVINGS At the meeting this week, it Cake, ice cream and Kool-Aid and Anna Griffith, Dayton . was voted to set aside funds were served . ON ALL ·;•;·;·o:•:.-;. ..."--'lllo.-.·.;...~-.;g~ for Area Recognition Day. It " '... l';~'J'.I'; ~• . • .• :w:. Other guests were Lisa •-;;. was decided that at Jett, Connie, Florence and Raymond Musser, Nev and Robin White, Debbie , Darla ;, and Carla King, Nancy ArNo games, No gimmics nold, Eric Wilson, Joey Parker, Phillip King, Randall, Danny, Melodi Carl , SUNDAY Kevin Mowery, April and Ida Will Cool 250 sq. fl. VINTON American Legion Mae Clark, Kathy Reynolds, 6,()()() sru.~ s148 Post 161 Memorial Day· Will Cool 600 sci. 11. R. J., Amy, Rhonda and se rvic es at the Vinton 8,1J00 BTU ..... ~ .....•••.••.••••.••.•.•. ••••. sl68 Tommy Wils on and Roy Cemetery, 2 p.m. Public is Will Coot 125 sq. II. '238 Johnson, Jr., all of Pomeroy. invi ted. 10r000. BTU••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Farrell, Pat, Brian : and PUBLIC chicken barbecue ·12,000 BTU •• ~i~~~~~ ••'.~~-~~.• ~t~ ••••••••••••• • s268 beginning II a.m. at Racine 1 05 Fire Department . 14,000 BTU •. ~i!. '. ~~! . • • ~ -~~·. ~t; ............ '278 ON PASSBOOK headquarters by department -18 OOO BTU Will Cool 1350 sci. fl. '30& SAVINGS and its auxiliary. ·······•··••········•·•·••··•••·· Wiii .Cool mo sq. 11. , 51<1 per cent year p a id on MEMORIAL Day dinner at 20r000 BTU ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 345 Regular Pa~sbook Savings. the Letart Falls Community No Minimum . Int er es t Will Cool 1800 sq. fl. ~~ ..., 24.000 BTU ..........................•..•... ~ from da1 e of deposit to date Hall. Proceeds go to the of withdrawal. Int e r es t upkeep of the hall . com pounded quarterl y. Gibson Air Conditioners have "Air Sweep" CHICKEN barbe cue The program taken from sponsored by Racine firemen which circulate more air - NO ORA FT. "Survey of the Scriptures" by and ladies' auxiliary. Price $2 Rober t C. Denton was 4'JMEIGS t year free services on all Gibson Air Conditioners - s lor 1h chicken, apple sauce, presented by Mrs. Velma Rue baked beans, roll , and coffee . years on the compr-:ssor--: ~ year ~n parts - a lsd on any 5,000 or 6,000 BTU a1r cond1honer, 1f the refrigeration unit at the Tuesday night meeting Also homemade ice cream , goes bad we will give you a new air conditioner - w ithirl a of Group II at the home of pie and cake. The Athens County s year period. Savings & Loan Co. Mrs. Dwight Wallace. 296 Second 51. JUNIOR American Legion Mrs. Rue talked on the Pomeroy , Ohio lV & APPLIANCE chapters of the Epistles. Mrs. Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett Harry Moore presided at the Post 128, meeting and wiener A ll Accounts lnS!Jr ed To GAS SERVICE meeting and read several roast at the home of Becky prayers. Ka thryn Hysell , Roush , 2 to 4 p.m. Juniors CHESTER OHIO Athens, was a guest. Mrs. planning to accompany the to · the Wallace served strawberry legionnaires PH. 985-3307 Monday are to be cemeteries pie and coffee. at the hall at 8:45a.m . Fri~May 30 Officers make club plans Birthday honored I GIBSON I AIR CONDITION(RS IN STOCK ................................. Just Highest Interest Rates Social Calendar : :t=::.o:.~::..-...-..:...».~ ~ n .e. .m. ~ .f: BANQUET OPENS The dance at the Pomeroy School Junior High auditorium following the · Pomeroy Alwnni Association banquet is open to the public. The music for dancing from 9 Mrs. Martifz visits chapeau daym p.m. to 1 a.m. wiD · be provided by tho :::C~~d Invest· ments. The banquet open to alwnni only will be served 81 6 p.m. at the P.;meroy Elementary School. Mrs . 5A% 11111 ADD A TOUCH of VictoriaD Charm to your home with an authentic reproduction of great grandmother's f• vorite candy Jars; Hand· made in the age old manner from America's Finest Milk r Fairview ·I. By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mrs. Roy Donohew visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre · Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Sayre and their grandchildren of Antiquity also called on the Sayres. Mrs . Mildred Spencer has returned home afte-r a visit with William Ja ckson and sons at Leetonia. Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Roush called on Denzil Boggess at Antiquity Sunday. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson · were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and son of Letart, W. Va.; Mr . and Mrs . Edward Lawson and baby, Mr . and Mrs . Robert Lawson and famil y. PFC. Robert Lawson of the United States Army stationed in California spent a . leave with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson Sr. and family . Mrs. Iva Ore visited Mrs . Mae Durst Friday. ·Mr. and r.1rs. Russell Roush and family were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and family at Wolfpen. Mr. and Mrs. Rufu8 Coe and Fred Smith of Carbon hill, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Faud Haught of Walker, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs .· Howard Robinson of Flatwoods, W. Va ., Mrs . Gladys Richardson ol Port Huron, Mich., all visited Mrs. Bertha Robinson . M retent Sunday. · Mrs. Mabel Shields, Mrs. · Cl~ra Mae Sargent of Racine .lind Mrs . Ann ll.:ldlord and ti•UHhl<!r, Slt:phanic visited Mrs . Bertha Hobinson Sunday. Mr. and · Mrs. Williant Sinith and son, Rilly, _ of Negley visited Mr. and Mrs. R~U Roush and family ·' Wednesday. ii""'e POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POLLY - What can one do with a polyester knitted shirt after it is wrink-' ied?'I have tried ironing mine using a damp cloth but the wrinkles come right back. I hate to throw away this expensive shirt. - MRS. R. A. DEAR MRS. R. A. -.. Have you tried putting your shirt plus a damp (nol wei) lowe! in tbe dryer using medium heal lor 15 to 28 mhtutes. Remo~e Immediately after the dryer stops. This is sometimes suggesled for I cottoa, woo~ synlhetles bul not silk. Pul on a hanger as soon as shirt is removed from dryer. If lhe drying in· slrnctlons on your garment diller follow !bose on the lag. -POLLY. Sunday, May 25, Hrs. 8:30-2:00 Weekdays 6:00-8:30 3rd St. Ph. 949-3551 Racine, Ohio - . . , .~ MIRACLE SUNDAY OUR 2ND ANNIVERSA - DEAR POLLY - When a film forms on your shower doors, floors and walls in the bathroom wall until all is completely dry arid then proceed with a dry steel wool pad and the film just powders off. - TAMARA. DEAR TAMARA - How right you are and als.o remember this does a haugup job on the aluminum track arouud sliding glass shower doors, - POLLY. · DEAR POLLY - My Pet Ji'eeve Is with l!iy cousin's 28 year-old-wife, a mother of tWo small children, who lakes her shoes off and ·puts her stockinged or bare feet on the chairs and fur~iture. I do not allow my l\11sband or children to do this and see n9 reason why she should. Can someone . ~ll me h~w I can tactfully tell her I object to .. this? ARLE;NE. MAY 25, 1975 10:00 A.M. AT THE NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY POINT PLEASANT ·' *Old-Fashioned ·Singing MAY 1973............43 IN~~~~J *Old-Time Pr.,ac',1ing From God 's' Word! MAY I974 .......... szt~N~~~~z * Heautiful Special Music MAY 1975........ ? ? 1 IN ~~~g~z *Giant Picture Made of Crowd BE WJTH US THIS . *Plenty of Room * 7 Huses Now Running . Call 675·5829 Plans were made for a picnic in June and cards were prepared for ill members of the church when Friendly CU'cle met Tuesday evening at Trinity Church . Mrs. Opha Offutt, program leader, opened the meeting with Emerson's "Father in Heaven We Thank Thee." The program topic, "God's Garden'' drew a parallel between gardens planted by b people, nurtUPed Y sun fand rain, and God's garden o the faithful nurtured by His love. A quiz on women of the Bible followed group singm' g of " Bringm'gin the Sheaves" and "Jewels." Miss Mary V. Reibel gave the offertory prayer and Mrs. Offutt closed with "Bloom Where You Are Planted." Miss Reibel presided at the DEAR POLLY - I want to tell E. S. of the experience we had with grease spots on unfinished wood . My husband and I had our new house built for the most part but did qll the interior finishing our· selves. One of the ·first Sundays we were in our new home I fried chicken in 1the oven for relatives to whom we were showing off our new, but unfinished, home . While removing the pan of chicken from the oven I spilled it against a new unfinished birch door. I was heartsick and my husband was unforgiving . I tried everything I had ever heard of and some I had not heard about. All was in vain until I resorted to cleaning fluid. It drew that grease right out like magic . - GRACE. DEAR POLLY - I would like to urge people sending memorial gifts in the name of someone who has died to ·include their address with their names. It would save much time for the family who wish to send thank you notes. - MRS. A. K. DEAR POLLY - I have help for those who wear rubber gloves while doing household tasks. I must wear them when doing dishes or· hand laundry. Knives, forks and any sharp objects are laid on the counter one at a time and washed one at a time. A· new pair of rubber gloves are fitted with thumb and index fingers cut frOIJl an old pair so these pro,tecting pieces get the wear and the gloves themselves stay in good shape longer· - , ELLEN. _ business meeting when Mrs. Leonard Jewell and Mrs. J th G'lm E1za 1 ore, r ., gave e secretary and treasurer's -report. Mrs. Phil Globokar will be hostess at the Globokar river camp Tuesday evenmg· , June 17, ·at 6 p.m. for a potluck Picnic. Mrs. W. H. Perrin will present the vesper service. Mrs. Tbomas Young, Mrs. Carl Bilikam, and Mrs . Albert Woodard were welcome after a long absence. Cards were signed for Mrs. Robert K. Wilson, and Mrs. Robert Arnold who have ·been hospitalized. · A note of appreciation was recet'ved from Mrs. Lucille Leifheit. The Lord's Prayer in unison closed the meeting. An arrangement of mock orange decorated the refreshment table for a dessert course served by Mrs. Donald Hauck and Mrs. Roy Mayer to those named and Miss Elizabeth Fick, Miss Mary E. Chapman, Miss Erma Smith, Mrs. James Fugate, Mrs. Pearl Mora, Mrs. Kenneth Harris and Mrs. Harvey Whitlatch. fast presidentS · ' have session Members of the Past Presidents Club of the American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, traveled to Point Pleasant Wednesday night for a meeting at the home of Mrs. Edith Fox. Mrs. Ellen Couch presided with the meeting opening with the lArd's Prayer'and the pledge to the flag. A letter was read from the Past Presidents Parley thanking the members for dues sent and also for a contribution to the nurses scholarship. Round-robin cards were signed for Mrs. Veda Davis, confined to the Holzer Medical Center, and Mrs. Laura Watson. Mrs. Iva Powell gave the secretary's report and Mrs. Faye Wildermuth, the treasurer's report. Mrs. Pearl Knapp had devotions using the readings "Summer Morning" and ''Today I Will." Games were played and prizes awarded. Mrs. Fox served refreshments to those named and Mrs. Carrie Neutzling, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mrs. Edith Sauer, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett and Mrs. Marjorie Reuter , a guest. SERVICES NOTED Memorial Day services will be held Monday at Green· wood ·Cemetery at 10 a .m. and Letart Cemetery at 11, a.m. by the Racine American , Legion Post No. 602. Guest speaker will be Past' Department Commander William Heacock. PLAN NOW TO *A Piece of Huge Birthday Cake For Everyone *Nurseries Provided _ Stubborn wrinkks mar knitted shirt MEAT - Chicken and 'Dressing, Roast Beef, Ham, Flounder Fish . VEGETABLES - Lima Beans, Buttered Corn. Noodles, Potatoes (baked, mashed & home fries) SALAD- FruiT& Jello, Cottage Cheese. Slaw and Tossed. PIE,. - - Strawberry. Apple . ~BRANCH RIDENOUR f I BY POLLY CRAMER convenes , - l la , Ct.,..'C e p ns pz·cnzc Polly's Poin SUNDAY MENU Group II ' _ . STEAMBOAT INN 1 I. the child selr-care. Sh~ ~poke of the out-patten! chmc m operation there, and of the of the Eigh( and Forty and research center where 1,200 presented corsages to Mrs. doctors and nur ses train each Hunt, national chapeau and year . to Mrs. Violet Aichholz of Billie Hadden, liaison of· Ohio, · the national children licer between the Eight and and youth chairwoman. Also Forty and the hospital were speaking to the group was introduced. A banquet for the Richard Bluestein, executive visiting Eight and Forty vice president, who oullind , officers was hosted by the the treatment program for Colorado officers, and there the 60 ~70 children, all long- was a brunch at the term treatment cases, who Cosmopolitan Hotel and a reside there . tour of Denver's Botanical Another speaker was Mrs. Gardens. . .. . Sybil Renw,ick , a social Going from Ohio in addition worker, ' wh~ talked on to Mrs. Martin were Mrs. parent-child 'adjustment to Doris Stanriff, chapeau; the separation, and the Amelia Moore, Ia secretaire ; relationship between the Edna Smeltz, constitution children and the 35 child care and by-laws chairwoman; workers. She said emphasis Mrs. Violet Aichholz, national is put on educating the child children and youth. chairabout his illness and teaching woman . Martin, and Forty memt.ers. · Etght and -Forty-;' ha s . returned from Denver. Colo., where she attended National Chapeau Day activities at the National Jewish Hospital and Research Center. / At the hospital16 b~dS were endowed at a cost of $1,000 each by the Eight and Forty, with Ohio endowing its 25th bed . In addition many plaques representing donations to the hospital were presented. It was reported that during the 43 years of service to the hospital, 325 beds have been endowed by the Eight and Forty. · In addition to the bed endowment, the Eight and Forty contributed funds for an · Airway resistance machine, cost, $1,014-.60, 25 pieces of other less expensive equipment, and had a shower Of checks by departemenlal officers totaling over $1,000. The grand total of the year contributed by the Eight and Forty to National Jewish Hospital was $35,013.31. Arrivirig in Denver May 16, Mrs. Martin attended a reception that night for the national chapeau, LeUa Hunt. May 17, the Eight· and Forty members toured the new $14 million hospiial and research center. The first two floors are for patient treatment, the third and fourth for livt'ng units of the children, and the top seven for the research center. The hospital t's supported by donations only and has a budget of $12 million. Dr. · ,. Fred Leffner, public relations officer, lectures across the country to raise the necessary funds . He was one of several doctors who talked on the program to the Eight In The Area i Mary . POJ_I~eroy, demt chapeau Mary Ann Mtller, hosptlal n~ttonale, Central Division, orficial ;spokl on the support Social · Calendar THURSDAY PRECEPTOR Bela Bela, home of Lillian Moore, 7:45. RIVERVIEW Garden Club meeting at 6:30 p.m. for a covered dish picnic at Forked Run State Park. TWIN City . Shrinettes meeting, 8 p.m. at Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social room, Middleport. MIDDLEPORT Cub Scout Pack 245 monthly ineeting, 7 p.m., American Legion Post. LETART Falls Ball Association, 7:30 p.m. at Letart School. Coaches and parents urged to attend. FRIDAY RUTLAND Baseball League yard sale at John Jacobs home in Rutland. LAUREL Cliff Free Methodist Church, 7:30p.m . . will present the Camp· meeting Singers. Public is invited. YOUTH Rally, 7:30p.m. at the Midway Community Church, Langsville-Dexter Road . Rev. Norman Taylor, speaker; Theron Durham, pas tor . All churches welcome. . MONDAY · MEMORIAL Day Services at Burlingham Church, 1:30 p.m. Lt. Commander Clifford Coleman, U.S. Navy R.R., guest speaker. Feeney Bennett Post 128 in charge of services. Public invited. r,·-·~o••· 1 AFTER 5 PM I -SUNbAY . THE LEWIS SISTERS Nationally known singers from Hammond, Indiana, will be "FAMILY NIGHT" Of SPECIALTY CHEMICAL DIVISION · Allied Chemical -Corp. · Every Visitor is a Hhnored presenting a beautiful musical prolfFIJm Guest!!! l OPEN TO PUBLIC UNTIL 5 P.M. • ') CAMDEN PARK - US 60 WEST l ~ .,;.\ ' . HUNTINGTON I ~::l §l ~: ~~ H;I;;-iiclp uS • • • · · By Helen Bottel DEAR HELEN : A while back 1 read in your colwnn that homosexuals are becoming more accepted - with some exceptions. Let me tell you my story. My daughter left home to live with another woman. When our floorlady at work found out, she let all three of us go, with " lack of work" the excuse. But privately, she accused me of being a lesbian along with my daughter. Now that business has picked up, most of _the workers have been called back, but not me. Ifthatisn'tprejudice,whatis? - NOJOBANDHURTING. DEAR NJAH: If you have adequate proof of illegal discrimination, there are boards and organizations which wiU fight your case. Call the Civil Liberties Union for more information. - H. +++ DEAR HELEN: Hats off to Douglas B. who labeled the suggested "f don't want any of these candidates" vote a copout. He said, "If you don't like the choices, run for office yourself, or find someone who will." You reminded htm about the high cost of getting elected. That's right - for the big offices, but if you live in a smaller community, you can run locally for very little expense . In other races for the city council, we had three uncontested seats; simply because no one was interested. It costs mainly "working time" to join a political organization, yet how many do ' I agree with Doug's quote, "'11he people get the type of government they deserve." CARY DEAR HELEN : I'm 55, have be en a wt'dow for f'1ve years, and can/'t believe what my experience indicates: the men of my age expect a · ger . woman - espect'ally a WI'dow- t o be a he1p1ess hand-wrm d d th 1 edt · ra· After my husban 's ea , I earn o mam m my house and car and to manage finances. As a wif e, 1 had 1mown very k" little of this "man's wor . · ff' A year ago I was promoted over a man m my o tee because I was be tt er qua lif'ed 1 1mew more of the 1 f k be I'd tram · ed myse If Iong mechanical facet o my wor cause bee lied 'h d ed b d" and hard.l've n ca ' ar -nos roa because I st and h up for my rig Is. Two moo thsago the man I hopedto marry told me he wanted a "real woinan, not a brain". Evidently he expects me to flutter , fawn and pret en d 1o be he1p1ess when· I' m not any more. · · · d I'd like nothing better than to be a dhousewife t 1agam 1 1an 1 (eave the coping to mere men, but even espera e yll one y, t cannot make myself something I am not. Do men rea y1expec h women to be hypocrites? Aren't there any over-liO rna es w o want a partner and a compansion, instead of a child-woman? Do other women in my age group have the same problem' Please ask for reader reaction to my -letter. Thanks. - NO PRETENDER p DEAR N. . : It's true, your age group was blighted by the big-he-man, fluffy-little-female syndrome. And many over-:iO males are still suffering from it. But not all' Stand by for letters which I'm sure will prove your bllmket condemnation wrong - well, at least exaggerated. _ Electa plans projects Officers were named and projects selected at the Tuesday night meeting of the Electa Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society, Middleport First Baptist Church, at the home of Mrs. AI wilda Werner, chairwoman. The officers are Mrs. Beulah White, vice chairwoman; Mrs. Roma Hawkin·s, secretary; Mrs. IAuise Davis, assistant secretary; Mrs. Eloise Wilson, treasurer; . Mrs. Gwinnle White, love gift chairwoman; Mrs. Freda . Hood, white cross chairwoman; Mrs. Clara Mae Darst . and Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner, projects; and Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, devotions. The special project of the circle will be remembering the patients at the Meigs County lnfll'll1ary. They will also collect cancelled stamps and bottle camps. Mrs. Hood will host the June meeting. Mrs. Werner and Mrs. Davis served sand· wiehes and cookies. ServiCCS , set Miss Clatwqrthy.honore.d A bridal shower honoring Mi~ Twlla Sue Clatworthy, · whose marriage to Michael L. Childs will be an event of Saturday at Heath United Methodist Oturch, was held last Friday night at the American Legion hall in Middleport. Hostesses were Mrs. Janice Schilling, Mrs. Henry Clat. worthy , Mrs . Margaret Clatworthy, Mrs. Lewis lAng and Mrs. Ben Neutzling. Decorations were in blue, pink and yellow with the refreshment table featuring a nine-branch candelabra and wedding bells tied with blue satin bows. Blue, white and pink ribbon sandwiches were served with punch and cake . The sandwich trays were centered with large white candles surrounded with fl rwers. The punch bowl was li~;~,ted and decorated with flowers with a pink frozen floating rose. Several'games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Martha Chllds, Mrs. Irene Powell, Mrs. Nancy Jo Clatworthy and Mrs. Susie Johnson. Mrs. lAng served the cake, and Mrs. Neutzling the punch. 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Grist, Mrs. Nelle Bahr, Mrs. Jesse Houchins, Miss Sybil Epersbacll; Miss Melanie Burt, Mrs. IAis Ann Burt, Mrs. ·Mary Durst, Mrs . . Susie Johnson, Mrs. Patty Gibbs and Mrs. Ella Smith. Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart, Mrs. Nellie · Brown, Mrs. Sharo·n Neutzling, Mrs . Gladys Robson, Mrs. Jean Kloes, Mrs. Marie CUster, Mrs. Edna Schoenleb, Mrs. Joyce Redman , Mrs. Gay Gaul, Mrs. Gay Ann Clay, Mrs. Irene Powell, Mrs. Sara Gibbs, Mrs. Virginia Buchanan, Mrs . Grace Jividen and Mrs. Rowena Vaughan. Mrs. Ruth Ebershach, Mrs. Sewing contest NEW HAVEN, W. Va. Memorial services will be held in the Bend area in observance of Memorial Day Monday by New Haven Legion Post 140. Times and places are at Cliflon Memorial, at 10:30 a. m. ; at Mason City Park at 10:50 a. m.; in Hartford at the Hartford Memorial at 11:10 a. m. and here in New Haven at 11 :30 a.m. Post Commander Grayson Williamson said the public is invited to join the Post in all the services. for TOP production c/o L.H. Marino, Asst. Secretary and Asst. Treasurer 301 Cleveland Avenue, S.W. Canton, Ohio 44702 ------------~-~-~--------------J'~ase I ' send me a free copy of the Prospectus of Ohw Power Company Nam•----------------------~------------------~---Street · -------------~-------------:-_,.__;___:____________ SUGAR RUN MILLS City -----------------------State -------Zip ------- 992 2115 Telephone -----------.-,,--:-'-'-----,---:--:-;:--;------;:.- - - Mulberr • \ --~ ''' ''l' ·• .................; ., Ave. (buoineoa) Pomeroy (residence) �• 1 ~~~~~~~:!~~~~>.~e:o,:,o. ' Friday ' May 23 1975 ~v ::, 111 p 'le r v 1t:e fol!ow 1ng a! J 1~ p m Op e n Albi e d tsc usston , 7 JO p m 0 1 !he WPdnosd ay ' CHAJ)EL Pm MORSE Wo r Sh tp II am lst and Jrd <", un days Church ~ c h ool, 10 il m PORTLAND -· Worshtp 7 10 p m Churc h Sc hool 9 JO lUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood . pastor chur ch eac h Thur sday Ho wa rd Cal dw e ll J • Sunday FfRS T S OUTHERN Sc hool Sup t Sund ay Sc hoo l BA PT IST 7B2 Mu lbe r ry 9 '!0 am , Morn tnQ Sermo n, Av e , Pomeroy a tf t1tatcd With it m 1!) 30 am . Sunday event ng <; B C , t h e Rev Bradl ey SUTT ON -- Wo r s h tp , II se r v 1Cl' , 7 P m Spence r pastor Troy a n1 e-very s unday . churc h LETART FALLS UNITED Zwtl lmg , Sun day schoo l su pt sc hoo l 10 r. m BRETHREN Rev POMEROY God mus t love beauty , to u se it so lavis hly The Mas t e r Artist dapples study Wednesday . 7 p m . sunday sch ool 9 30 am NORTHEA ST CLUSTER r rcc land Norrt s , pas t or POMEROY TRINITY c hotr pracltce l Wednesda-y morn 1 ng worS h tp , 10 JO R c \1 Rob er1 Mee ce I lo yd Nor r~ s. s up t Sund ay the soft green leaves with golden sunshine, turns the brook to flowing Rev W H Fterrm pastor 8 30 P m Sun day e vangelts tt c meet mg , Rev Sta nle y Brandum sc hoo l, 9 30 am . mornmg Roy Meyer , Sunday schoo l POMEROY WESLEYAN 7 j Q p m Prayer mec ltn g , JOPPA - wors h 1p 10 am se rmon 10 30 am Prayer crystaL and puts a song mto Spring itself. cSUpt Chu rch St h ool , 9 15 HOLINESS CHURCH Wednesday , 730p m Chu r chSc hoo l 9am , Prayer se rvl ce, Wednesday,730pm am , worsh tp service 10 24 Harrtsonvtl le , Rev 0 De ll MIDDLEPORT Mee tm g Wt!dnesday , a p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF There 18 beauty m us, t oo . . b ecause He put it there. In His ..sigh~: a.m You t1h chotr rehearsa l, Man le y , Pas tor Henry Ebltn , MT MORIAH BAPTIST LON G BOTTOM - Ch ur c h GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Mo ndlly 3 30 p m under Sun day Schoo l Supt Sunday Corner Fou rlh ar.td Ma 1n none of u s are u g ly, n9ne of u s are forsaken, none of us are lost. se r v tces 9 a m , Sunday ~m t l h , pas tor Sunday Sc hoo l, dtrect1on of Mary Sk mne r Sc hoo l 9 30 am Even1ng Mtdd leport Rev Hen ry Key Sc hoo ! 9 45 a m Blb!e St udy 10 am Ar thur He n s on , sen•or ch o1r rehearsal , 7 30 worshtp 7 JO pm Pra ye r and Jr . pas tor sun day Sch ool ever y Tt'IUr sday , 7 JOprn Supt , Mornmg Worsh ip , II But som e times , in the bus y process of day-to-day living, we turn p m Th urs da y Wit h Mrs Pa ul Pratseservt ce, Thu rsday 7 30 9 30 am , Mr s Erv 1 n NORTH BETH EL am, Young People's se rvic e, Nease dt rec tor blind eyes upon the world's loveliness, and take for granted the gifts • Baumga r dn,~r . su p! Mornmg Wo r sh tp 11 am Ch u rc h 7 P m Eventng servtce, 7 30 POMEROY CHURCH OF P m SYRACUSE FIRST wo rsh tp 10 45 am Sc hoo l 10 am p m We dn esday Mtd Week whteh s hould brig hte n the hours and years. We nee d B faith that give~ THE NAZARENE - Corne r CHURCH OF GOO Rev J E HOVAH 'S WITNES SES ALFRED - Sunday sc hoo l, Prayer Serv tce , 7 30 P m , Unton and Mulberr y Rev George Otler pastor Sunday - Larry Carnah a n pres tdtng 9 45 a m eac h Sunday Yout h meetmg , 6 JO P m u s v 1s 10 n to ftnd again the inner b eauty He gave us in the beginning · Clyde v He nderson pastor schoo l 9 45 am morntng mtnts ler su nday , Btbl e preac hin g at 11 am eac h Ev en tn g wors htp , 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 30 a m Glen preachmg a g ilt which He never takes away Let us go. the n , to His Church. Let 11 am lect ur e 9 30 am watc h Sunda y Prayer m ee tmg , 7 45 CHESTER CHURCH OF McC lu ng , supf , morntng evange ltSftc servtce , 7 30 p m lower study . 10 30 am , p m Wednesday WSCS , a THE NAZARENE Rev us "enter into His gal es with than ksgiving for the Lo':? is gqod; worshtp , 10 30 am even tng ye r mee tmg Thursday , Tu esday , Btti le s ludy , 7 30 p m on tht rd Tuesday eac h Herbert Grate , pa st Gr serv 1ce , 7 30 . m td week 7Pra Hts mercy everlas ting; and His Truth endureth forever . 18 30 P m p m Thursday m lt'J IStry mon th Worsh tp servtce 11 am a nd servtce . Wednesday, 7 30 p m POMEROY W ES T S IDE sch ooL 7 30 p m , servtce REEDSVILLE Sun day 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W mee ttng 8 30 p m sc hool , 9 JO am preach mg. Sc hoo l. 9 30 am Rtehard Rev Harol d Deeth re c tor Matn Sl Jer r y Paul , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 7 30 p m Su nday , prayer Ba r to n. sup l Pra yer m ee tmg , Ch urch servt c es , 10 30 a m m•ntst e r , ph one 992 7666 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN mee tm g, 7 30 p m Tuesd ay Wednesday , 7 30 p m Ho ly communton ftrst Sunday Co servattve non UNION - Law r ence Manley , wscs 7 30 f trs t T h ursdav ~ BRADFORD CHURCH OF of month , church sc hoo l 10 30 msl nrum a !, Su nda y wor pastor Mrs Russe ll Young , each mo nth CHRIST Cliffor d Sm 1th am tor nursery th ro ug h 12 sh tp , 10 ent am Btble s tudy , 11 Sunday Sc hool Supt sund ay SILVER RIDGE Wors h mmtster Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 1p POMEROY CHURCH OF am worshtp 6 p m Wed Sc hool 9 30 am Evenmg l Oa m Chur ch School,9a m am, mornmg ch urch 10 30 CHRIST - Te rr e ll Gronm ger nesday Btbles tudy 7 pm wo r Ship 7 30 We dn esDay TUPPERS PLAINS am Sunday even tngse rvt ce , pasto r Btble sc h oo l, 9 30 MIDWAY COMMUNITY prayer mee ttng 7 30 p m Wo r sh 1 p 9 am Ch urch 7 30 P m Wednesday serv1ce am wo rs h tp, 10 30 am CHUR C H Non de MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Sc hool , 10 am 8 P m adult worShip servt ce and nomtnattonal Langsvil le GOO _ Rac tn e Route 2, the KENO CHURCH OF LAUREL CLIFF FREE young people 's meet tng , 7 30 De)(ter Road T h e r on Rev Jame s M Muncy , CHRIST Geo r ge F r eder tck , METHODIST - Rev Fl oyd F p m Comb ined Btb le s tudy Durham pastor Sunday pastor Sunday sc hoo l, 9 45 sup t Serv 1ce weekly 9 30 Sh ook , p asto r , Lloyd Wr tght, and prayer mee t mg , Wed sc hool 10 a m cventng am morntnQ worSh iP 11 am on Sunday Preac hmg Sund ay schoo l supt Sunda y nesday, 7 30 p m wo r sh 1p , 7 30 p m . prayer am eventng wor s hip , 7 30 firs t an d th 1rd Sundeys ot sc hoo l 9 JO am Morntng THE SALVATION ARMY - mee Tu esday 7 JO p m Prl!lver meet mg Tuesday , mon th bV Clt ffo rd Smtth , 9 30 worshtp 10 30 am . eventng En voy Ray W Wt n mg off tce r ',l Outhtmg grou p Friday 1 30 p m ... 7 30 P m Young people 's a m wors h tp , 7 30 p m Wed 10 c harge Sunda y , 10 a m . RUTLAND FREEWILL mee ttng JOpm Th ursday HOBSON CHRISTIAN n esd ay , Chrts t tan Yo uth 7 Hoi mess meetmg , 10 30 a m BAPTI ST Ro g er Tu rn er MIDDLEPORT FIRST •UNION Darrell Doddr tl l. Cru s ade , 6 30 p m Chotr Su nd ay Schoo l Young pa s to r Sunda y sc ho o l, 10 BAPTIST - Corner "Stxfh a nd pa s tor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 JO pra c ttce, Thu rsday, 7 P m P eo p le ' s Legt o n 7 p m Sun dayeventngservtce Pa lmer , the Rev Cleo y am, Leonard Gt lmore, ftr st DEXTER CHURCH OF Thur sday , 1 to J p m, Ladtes am 7 30 Wednesday B•ble study Boyd paslor Da nny Th omp e lder even ng serv ce 7 30 CHRIST - Cha rl es Rcu sse1 1• 1 1 Home League , 7 p m Prep 7 30 p m son Sunday sc hool s up t p m Wed n esday prayer Sr , mtn .ster , Norman Wt 11, classes OLD DEXTER BIBLE WMPO radtO prog ram meet su pt , Sunday Schoo! , 9 30 1ng , 7 30 p m 7 45 ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev am Sunday sch ooL 9 15 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF am , worsh tp ser ViCe, 10 30 CHURCH , Corne r ..of Ron Ter ry , pastor Sunday am morn mg worsh tp, 10 15 GOD - Ra c me Ro ute 2 The am • B1bl e st udy , Tuesday, Syc amor e and Second Sts schoo l 10 am Mrs Wo rl ey am Yo uth ac t 1v 1t 1es and Rev Charles Hand , pastor 7 30 P m Pomeroy , The Rev William F rancts , s upertnt e ndent f e llo ws hip for juntor and Sunday school 9 45 am , REORGANIZED CHURCH M tdd !eswarth , Pa stor Sunday Mornm tp 11 a rn se ni or h tg h s tuden t s, 6 p m mo rn mg worShip , 11 am OF JESUS CHRIST OF School at 9 45 a m and SUnday gev eworsh nmg se rvt ce 7 30 Sunday E\le ntng Worshtp at Ev en mg serv ic es Tu esd ay LATTER DAY SAINTS Chur c h Serv tces ll am GRAHAM u N 1 TED 7 30 Mid wee k pra ye r se r and Fr iday , 7 30 p m Portland Ra c tn e Road SACRED HEART Rev METHODIST Preachmg VtCe , Wed nesday , 7 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wtll tam Roush pas tor Denny 0 3 Fat her Paul D Welton 9 30 am , ftr s t a nd seco nd CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHURCH OF CHRIST Doug Evans , Su nday Sch ool pastor P ho ne 992 2825 Su ndays ot each moJlth , thtr d Middl e port , 5t h a nd Matn Seama n pastor Btb le study Director Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 Saturda y evenmg Mass , 7 30 and u rth Su nd ays each Geo r ge Gla ze mmtster 9 JO am mor n tng worsht p, a m , Morntng worship , 10 30 Sunday Mass , 8 a nd 10 am . mon thfo. wo r s h tpser vtce at 7 30 James Shee t s , super tn 10 30a m even mg worsh tp a am , Sunday evenmg serv tce Confess ton Sat urd a y, 7 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at tendent Bt ble school , 9 30 p m , Wed nesday ntgh f Btb!e 7 P m Wednesda y evenmg pm 7 30 P ra yer and B1b le Stu dy a m , mo r n mg worShi p , 10 30 st udy , a p m prayer serv •ces, 7 30 P m POMEROY FIRST SAP SEVENTH DAY AD a m , evenmg wo r Sh ip , 7 30 , MT OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPtiST TIST - Robert Kuhn , pas tor , VENTIST prayer serv 1ce 7 p m Wed Long Bottom Sunday SchooL Rev Ear! Shu le r , pastor William Watso n , S unday He tg ht s PomeroyMulberry tor nesd ay Jl 10 am wt fh w 111ard P 1gott , Worsh1p servtce , 9 30 am sc hool s up t Sunday schooL G1rar d Seton Sabbath Pas schoo l M 1DOLE PORT Church supt Evange lis t 1c message Sunday sc hooL 10 30 am 930a m, BYF . 6pm Btbl e every Sat urda y al 2 p m and Of The Nazarene ea ch Sunday evenmg , 7 30 by Sunday even mg ser v1ces , 7 30 Rev Don Co!e , pas El de ~ R uss ell Cltne . mmtster P m Btble study and prayer tor , Alfr e d R uschel, of the Apos tolic F a ith Bib le serv tce Th ur sda y, 7 30 p m Sun daf Schoo! supt Sundi'Y Study Wednesday , 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH schoo 10 a m , mo r ntng STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY C URCH S d Kmg s bury Roa d scGary wor s htp 11 am Sund ay H -, un ay pastor Sunday hool , Kt9ng30 0 am , ev ang e ltstt c meettng , 7 30 sch o o 1 se rvt te RENEWAL prayer m ee ttng P rav er mee t mg . Th ur s d ay, 7 a m Peventng wor s htp , 7 30 P m , Scripture• 1eleeted b)' The Am•rl cen Bible Society • rayer mee 1mg , Wed Wed nesday, 7 30 p m p m S unday eventn g servtce, p m We hear a great deal about renewal today. It lS important T H E U N I T E D 7 p m nesday , 7 30 p m cop~rl gl'lt 1975 Kelater Advertl1lng Servh;e, lne , Slruburg, VIrginia ' to think about Christian renewal. And if Chrishan renewalts to· PRESBYTER IAN MIN ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST L 0 N G 8 0 T T .OM ISTRY OF MEIGS - Pomeroy Harrt sonvtl le CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday have its effect on standards of soctety, then all who call COUNTY , Dw ig ht L Zavttz Road M Jke Gt rton , pastor . Wy att pastor , Sun da y Sc hoo ! Isaiah themselves Otristian, and those not so Christian , must seek to Acts 1 Corinthians I Cormth1ans I Cormthians Romans Genesis Pastor Dire cto r Ste ven Stanl ey, Sunday school supt ' Ronald Osborne Btbl e HARRISONVILLE su pt Su nda y sc hool 9 30 Schoo! , 9 30 am , preachtn g 1:26-28 8·1-4 12·9-11 5:1-5 llllderstand fully that Otrtst ts necessary t o Christiaruty. 5 14-16 12:1-3 12 4-8 Sunday Ch urch Sc hool 9 30 am mo rn tng wo rsh tp and 10 45 am , E\len 1ng servtces A:J we face up to this we come to the pomt of lUlderstanding am Mrs Homer Lee, Supt , comm un io n . 10 30 am 7 30 P m Su nda y eventng youth the need to renew and deepen our acquamtance wtth Jesus Mo rntng Worshtp , 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday Chrt Sttanendeavor , 6 30pm HYSELL RUN FREE Otrist. This is what the New Testament is all about; the Good Chur ch SchooL 9 30 am " wo rsh tp se r vtce , 7 30 p m METHODIST CHURCH With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that Joh n F Fu ltz , Supt , Mornrng Wed nesday evenmg prayer Rev Paul Nev il le. pa s lo r News about Christ. When we apply 1t to ourselves it means that meetrng and Btb le st ud y, 7 30 Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m , WorShiP 10 30 which is good in family and community life, this featur,e is sponsored by the Otristian faith is to be applied to every part of life . We SYRACUSE Mornmg P m Morntng serv1ce. 10 30 am firms and organizations whose names appear belpw. the business Wors h 1p , 9 am Su nday ST. JOHN LUTHERAN youth service, 6 45 p m cannot restrtct 1t to certam . departments of life without Chu rch Sch ool 10 am , Mrs CHURCH , P1n e Grove . The EvangeltSt iC serv 1c e 7 JO p m destroying it. Sam pson Hall. Supt Rev Wdl1am Mtddleswarth , P rayer meetmg , Thursday ' RUTLAND CHURCH OF Pas tor Church Servtc es 9 30 7 30 p m This means that Christtans and the Church are charged GOD Phtlltp Whitl ey, am Sunday Sc hoo! 1030am FREEDOM GOSPEL : today to take the great basic prmctple of Chrtst and apply 1t pas t or Sunday sch ool 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev I am , worshtp servtee , 7 p m , CHRIST - Btb !e Sc hoo! 9 30 E J Grtfftth , supf of church , everywhere. A:J long as Otri$tans and the (Jhurch act as the Prayer m eet tng , Wednesday am , m oroing worsh tp 10 30 Rev L R Gluesencamp Body of Otrist in this world tJl'ere will be confitcts about stand- 7 30 p m a m Sund ay eveni ng worsh1p pa s tor Roger Wtllfred , Sr 700 E Main HAZEL COMMUNITY serv tce,7 1Jm ,c ho trpra ctt ce Sunday School s upt Sund a y' Dlal992-2 101 Bakers of Good Bread '· ards of life. And this is the way it was for the Master of life, CHURCH Near Long Wednesday 7 p m Re v Je ff sc hool 9 JO am , prayer Pomeroy Huntington, W. Va who gave us a standard of life to follow . Bottom , Edsel Hart. pastor Ranson Pasto r m e eting T uesd ay 7 30 p m , . .. s unday school 10 a m , ANTIQUITY BAPTIST yo ut h meetmg , 6 p m Sunday For Otristians there can be no substitute for this standard; Churc h , 7 30 p m , pray er Rev F reela nd Norr ts, pastor leaders Ada Van Me ter and nor can there be any imitation of real Otristiaruty whtch we mee~mg 7 30 p m Thursday Su nday schoo l 10 a m Gre tta Suttle Sund BY evenmg MIDDLEPORT PEN Ch u rch serv tce , 7 p m wor s h tp 7 p m t hro ug h make up for ourselves in order that life can be free of conTECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave , the Wed nesday Btb!e Stu dy , 7 w1n ter mon ths troversial and demanding standards. Minor Repairs & Tune-up Rev Wilham Kn tttel , pastor P m MT HERMON CHURCH The Store with A Heart Ron ald Dugan , Sun day School RACINE CHURCH OF THE OF THE UNITED BRETH .. Beech & Locust Middleport Jesus Otrist not only maugurated the Kingdom of God as a Su pt Classes for all ages , NAZARENE - Rev Wtlltam REN IN CHRIST - Rober t Phone 949-3342 Rac ine Ph. 992 ·2366 living force and fact in history, but He alone ts capable of evenmg servtce , 7 30 B1ble Ba rth olom ew, pastor Sunday Shook . pa s tor Sunday school . •" Russe ll Spe ncer keeping it that. Wtth Him tt lives; wtthout Him it dies . And if 1t study, Wednesaday . 7 30 sc hoo l. 9 J O a m . Ge ra ld 9 30 am ' ~ p m youth ser v 1ces , Frtday, We ll s. s upt . morn tng wor supt worshtp service , 10 45' should die, man's last and greatest hope for hunself and hts 7 30 p m I sh •p . 10 30 am Wednesday a m , eyentng worship • FREEWILL BAPTIST - serv1ce, 1 P m alte rnat tng Wt'h C E at 7 30 future is gone. Corn er Ash and Pl 1.:1 m , Mtd RACINE FIRST BAPTIST p m on Sunday Prayer • 1 When all of us as children of God apply the basic prmctples dleport Nde! He rr man , - Walter P B•kacsan pas tor m e et 1ng , 7 30 p m We d I Saturda y evening Ronn•e Sa lse r , Sunday school nesd ay Alfred Wo!te, lay Dial 992 3284 of Otrist to all of life, we cormrut ourselves to bemg a con- pastor Middleport se rvtce , 7 p m s unday school s upt Sunday school , 9 JO leader SCience m soctety. We commit ourselves not to reflect soctety Middleport, Ohio 10 am Su nday eve ntng am . morntng wor ship , 10 40 WHITE'S CHAPEL ' worshiP, 7 D m Sunday evenmg worshtp. 7 30 Coolville R D Re v Roy as it is, but to help lift it . - The Rev. Harold R . Deeth, Grace MEtGS Wednesday eve ntng Btble Deeter , pastor Sunday school Episcopal Oturch, for the Meigs County Ministertal COOPERATIVE study, 7 30 9 30 am . worshtp service ' Association. PARISH DANVILLE WESLEYAN 10 30 am Btble study and THE UNITED Rev Le! on Glasur e, pastor pray e r serv tc e , Wednesday ' METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 am , 7 30 p m Robert T Bumgarner youth and tun ror youth ser RUTLAND Buick Pont1ac Opel G.M.C. Dealer Director vt ce 6 45 p m , even tng 1flll'TAN-D CHURCH OF emergency room by Mrs 500 E . Mam St. Ph 992-2174 337 N. 2nd Middleport POMEROY CLUSTER wo rshtp , 7 30 p m prayer CHRIST Rod Kaster Ph 992-2550 Fraley and mother, Mrs Rev CarrE H1cks and pratse . Wednesday , 7 30 J'astor , V H Braley , Sunday' . Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncl<er Pm school supt Sunday sch ool Woodyard Mrs Perry Js CHESTER - Wo r Sfll p 9 15 SILVER RUN FREE 9 30 am , worshtp servtce bem g ca red for by her am Churc h Sc hool 10 am BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean , and communiOn , 10 JO a m I ENTERPRISE- Worsh 1p , pastor Sunday Sc hool. 10 youthmeetmg,6pm , •sunday daughter, Ferme Woodyard 9a m , Church Sc hool. lOam am, Le on M iller , supt ev e n!ng se rvice , 7 , regular Laure l Gran ge visited FLATWOODS Worshtp, Even1ng se rvtce, 7 JO p m . board meetmg, thtrd Satur Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Racine Ph . 949-9591 11 am Church Sch ool. 10 Prayer meetmg , Thursday day , 7 p m He mlock and Alfred Granges Middleport By Wanetta Radekln Ph. 992-3030 am 7 30 p t'n RUTLAND COMMUNITY ' Mrs . Nellte Vale and Mrs . at t h e Hemlock Grove POMEROY Worship, CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH- Sunday Schao I 10 30 a m , Churc h Sc hool 9 15 GOD Rev Dan Ayers , 9 JO am , Worshtp service, 1 I ' Fanme Pettit were calling on Grange Hall Saturda y mght a m . UMYF 6 30 p m pa s tor Sunday school. 9 30 am , Wedneasdy prayer La ure l Grange members Mr. and Mrs . Robert Holhday ROCK SPRINGS - WorShip am worshtp servtce, 11 meettng , 7•30 p m Sunday 10 a m , Chur ch Sc hoo! 9 am am eventng serv1c e, 7 30, ntght Worsh 1p, 7 30 p m and frumly, Mrs. Everette prese nting the program were UMYF 6 30 p m youth servtce, Wednesday , RUTLAND CHURCH OF Holcomb and Mr and Mrs G . Nellie Va le , Freda Kenned y, MIODLEPORT CLUSTER 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev LouiS W Osborne Rev Rob ert Bumgarner LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN L!o yd D Gnmm Jr , pa stor Fanme Pelttl, Laura Krebs. A . Radekin and Tina Middleport, Ohio 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992·2178 HEATH Wo r sh •P 10 30 CHURCH Ted J o n es, Sund a y school 9 30 am Attending Athens County Maud Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs a m Church Sc hoo l 9 30 pa s tor Sun day school , 9 30 worsh tp servtce, 10 30 am ' am , UMYF 7 p m am , Roy S1gman , s up t , broadca s t l1ve ove r WMPO Pomona Grange at the Robert Holhday, Judy, Gary RUTLAND- Wo rsh •P 9 15 morn1ng worshtp , 10 30 , young people 's serviCe , 6 45 Albany Gfange Hall were and Floyd, and Mr and Mrs am , Church Sc hool 10 am , Sunday evenmg serv 1ce, 7 30 , evan ge ltsttc servtce, 7 30 p m UMYF 7 p m mtd we e k service , Wed · P raye r meetmg Wednesday Laura Krebs , Maud G . A. Radekin SALEM CENTER ,nesday 7 30 p m 7 30 p m , Mt ss ionary Mr and Mrs . John Mont- Worsh•P 9 am , Church Holcomb, Freda Ke nne dy, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF m eet 1ng , 7 JO p m f!fs I ' Chester/ Ohto We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Sc hoo l 10a m, UMY F Th urs THE NAZARENE - Rev Wednesday of month Chesler Htll , Nellie Vale , Wanetta go mery , d ay 7 p m Howard C Black , pastor Bob MASON COUNTY Pomeroy 992-2955 ' Radekin, Avanel and Gary VISited a t the home of thetr SYRACUSE CLUSTER Moore , Sunday School Svpt, THE HILAND CHAPEL • Rev Richard E Jarv1s Sunday School , classes for all Georg e Casto , pastor Sunday son-m-law and daughter, Mr . Holliday from Laurel " ASBURY Worshtp 11 ages 9 30 am morntng Schoo!, 9 30 am , e vening Meigs County Branch Grange. Athens County and Mrs . Olan Harvey and am Church Sc hool 9 50 worsh tp, 10 45 , N YP S Sunday , worshtp, 7 30 Thursday am , wscs . 1st Tu esday 6 30 p m . evangeliStiC ser even tng prayer servtce , 7 30 . Lecturer honored some of the famdy < FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 ViCe , Sunday. 7 30 p m Mtd p m Mf . and Mrs Neal Wht te mothers; including Mrs. am Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m, week prayer meetmg , Wed MASON FIRST BAPTIST TWO LIJCATIONS WSCS, 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 nesday , 7 30 p m , MtSS tona r y Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Maud Holcomb wtth a potted and son vtstted hts son and 59 N. Second St. p m meet tng , second Wednesd ay , Stan Cratg, pastor Sunday• Middleport, 0. · 296 W Second f'omeroy Ph. 992-3863 geraniwn for bemg the oldest daughter-m-law , Mr and 46 Court St. MINERSVILLE- Worshtp 7 30 P m SChOol, 9 45 am , worShiP Gallipolis, 0 . lOam , Chur chSc hool9~m , UNITED FAITH NON - ser\l tCe, 11 am , t raintng mother presen t from Metgs Mrs Hershel Whtte and . WSC S, Jrd Monday , 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Unton , 6 30 p m , evenmg daughter County SYRACUSE - Churc h Robe rt Sm tt h, pa s tor Sunday worShip serv ice, 7 JO p m Sch ool , 9 30 am , worshtp sc hool , 9 30 am , class Mt d week prayer se rvice Mrs . Carolyn MacBlane of Mrs. Frank Wes tfall has serviCe. 7 30 p m leader , Le o Httl , worshtp Wednesday , 7 30J' m ' been a pahent at the Holzer Laurel Grange placed first m ., SOUTHERN CLUSTER servtce , 10 30 am ch urc h, MASON CH RCH OF Nationwide Insurance Co. of ColumbUs, 0 . Groceries & General Merchandise Rev. Stev e nW•Ison 7 30 P m CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 , Miller Medical Center fo r two the National Grange Adult 307 Spring Ave . Pomeroy Racine Re v Howard Sh1veley E D E N U N I T E 0 Sf. Masan , w va Sunday Ph . 949 5772 Plal992-2318 weeks . She is s omewhat Sewmg Contest at Metgs BETH A NY {Dor c as ) - BRETHREN IN CHURIST Btble Study 10 am , WorShiP . :.. Worsh •P · 9 30 am ch urch Elden R B!ake'; past o r 11 am and 7 p m B1ble Study County Pom ona Grange , improved at thts tune . ,.. sc hoo l 10 30 iJ m Sunday Sch oo l 10 am , Wednesday 7 p m , Voca I ·. Recent births m this area Rock Spnngs Mrs MacI CARMEL - Wor s h 1p , 10 15 Howard McCoy, s upt • mustc ' F 1R s T s 0 u THE R N are: a son to Mr and Mrs . Bane's entry will represent am every Sunday church Marntng sermon. 11 am . school 10 30 am Sunday n•ght se rv~ee s . BAPTIST - Corner of Second ' Olari Harvey, born at Holzer the county '" the state :J APPLE GROVE - Sunday Chrtsttan Endeavor , 7 ~ o and Anderson, Mason Pastor . Sc hoo !. 9 30 a m w orsh tp, P m Song serv~te , 8 p m Walter Clo•Jd Sunday school Medtcal Center They have judgmg on May 31. "The Friendly Folks" . • ftrst a nd t ~ 1rd Sundays , 7 30 Preach ing 8 30 P m , Mt d 9 45 am , worship ser v ice, 11 The Finest In Mobile Homes Pomeroy, Ohio chosen Geran Olan for hts Pr ayer m e eting , Week Prayer meettng , am and 7 30 p m Weekly p m , llOOE . Maln Pomeroy .Ph. 992-7034 . Wednesday , 7 30 p m Wednesclay 7 P m , Ray Btbl e $tudy , Wednesday , 7 30 name . The littie boy has two HOST GUESTS , Fe ll ows h ip s upp e r , t 1 r s t Adams . lay lea der p m sisters, Newanna and B<lmta; CHURCH OF JESUS MASON ASSEMBLY OF ' RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. S aturda y, 6 p m U M W . Tuesday , 7 30 p m CHR 1ST Loca t e d at GOD - Second 51 , Maso n , w Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wooten Ralph Webb, RacinP, were second EAST LETART - Sunday Rutland on New L1 ma Road , Va .Chester Te nnant . pastor announce the birth of their guests of her stster, Mrs. school , 9 30 am , worsh1p, ne xt lo Forest Acre Park Sund ay scnool , 10 a . m ~first child at O ' Blenness Melvin Nothstine, Groveport, secon d and fourth Sundays, Rev Ray Rou se pastor , morn ing warshi p , 11 am ; 7 30 p m , praye r meettng , Robert Musser . Sunday School evanoe llstic se rvtce, 7 30 p m Keepsake Olamond Rings Devoted lo Meigs-Mason ArM Hospital . The infant son ts Mother's Day. Also present Wednes day , ' z 30 p m , supt Sunday sc haol , 10 30 Bible study and prayer ser 212 E . Main St Pomeroy Ph . 992-3785 Pomwoy.O. named Joshua; a daughter for the occasion were Mrs. U M w , ftrs t Wednesday . 7 30 am , worship 7 30 P m Bib le v1ce . Wednesday, 7 30 p m pm study Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Phone 773 5133 . was liom to Mr . and Mrs. Nothstme's daughters, Mr. WESLEYAN (Racin e) Saturday ntQht prayer ser HARTFORD CHURCtj OF . Sunday schoo l , 10 am v1ce. 7 30 P m CHRIST Jn Christian Un ion Ronnie Young. The Youngs and Mrs. Karl Krohn worshtp , 11 am , Btble stu dy. HEM L 0 C K GROVE Th ed~ev Wtlllam Campbell have another daughter ( Dorothy), Walla Walla, Th ur s day 1 7 p m cho tr CHRISTIAN ~ Roger Watson . pa s tor Sunday Sc~ oot, 9 30 pra cttce 1 Th ur sday a p m . paStor Ray Whaley , supt am . J am es t1ugh es su p t. Renee. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fe ll ows htp sUpper ftrst Mornmg worSh ip, 9 30 am , eyentng ser vice, 7 JD p m Paint, Plumbing & Electrical Supplies ' .. Callers at the Carroll Frame ( Pauline ), Martins- Wed ne sday 6 30 p m , Church sch ooL 10 30 am . Wednesday evening prarer Tuppers Plains Ph. 667 ·3963 Middleport. Ohio young people 's meet tng 6 30 meeting , 7•J O pm Youth Woody.ni h(l!le were Mrs . ville, Ind. ; and Hilda and UMW fourt hMo nday . 8pm ' ' GREAT BEND - Worsh tp P m evenmg worship, 7 30 prayer strvlce eac:h Tuesday . . ' Mike · Fraley and son and Darrell Roush, Columbus . 11 am , 2nd and 4th Suhdays , P m Btble Study , Wednesday, FA 1 R v 1 E w 1 1B L E Ch ur ch School , 10 a m 7 JO_p m CHURCH, lt1art , W VI, R:t Wanetta Radekin . - Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Webb returned LETART FALLS Wor Mi. UNION BAPTIST - 1, Rev George Hoschar ' Fraley's grandmother, Mrs. home Monday. Spending last Sh+p , 10 am . Chu r ch school, 9 Rev Ce,Gil Cox . pas t or pastor Sunday School 9 30' I a m . Btb!e s tudy , 7 30 p m Sunday Sch aal supt ., Joe am Prayer and Bible study ' ·Zelia , Perry, was stricken weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ev ' " ery Tuesday Sayre Sunday Schoo! , 9 .45 1 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Building Sup~'-• & Custom Millwork Salem St Ph . 742-395~ wtU, a heart condition and Webb 'Was their gFandson, MORNING STAR - Wor am , Sunday eventng wor Service Tues d a y . 10 a m ' h. 992-3971 shtp 9 30 am , Church School Sh1p , 7 30, Wednesday pra yer Wor!hlp Servtce , Thursday Rutland wu removet< to the hospital Jeffrey Webb, Colwnbus. ' 10 30a m Mid Week ~ er v 1ce, and Btble study , 7 30 p m 7 30 p m ' • - The Dallv Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy , 0 , ~'nday, May 23, 1975 r-·-T;i~;i;i~;;~;~-i~;-;;~~·w;i;;~g-l I OT HERWI?E ~ H E THINK? YOU MIGHT GO SOI'Ig1N6 AWAY • GI VEfJ !'I SLIGHT PUS H!.. SHALLWE C HA~6E PLACES NOW AND TRY IT ?~~---~ ll)f;' R.E WE \~.ERE JUST s,'>-~1~ 1118 on1ER D\~ WE Dlc;N'T KNOW WHAT SIN W/>6 'Tli...L SORR-1 TO .'5€E 'iOJ l.BAVE OJR A'IRISH, REVEREND ~IW.W.ER 6 ·0<>-Summer Semester 10. 6 3Q-Fun For everyone 6; TV Classroom 8, World Around Us 10; Almanac 13 # 7·0<>-Saturday Report 3, Aware 6; Treehoose Club 8,10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7 JQ-Jabberwocky 3; Farm Front 4; Abbott & Costello 8; Man From COSI 10; Tennessee Tu<edo 13, Sesame St 20. 8 0<>-Addams Family 3,4, 15; Yogi's Gang 13; Jabberwocky 6, My Favorite Martians 8; Popeye 10 3Q-Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4,15; Bugs Bunny 13; Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Mister Rogers 20. 9· 0<>-Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15; Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Jeannie 8, 10, Sesame St. 20. 9.3o-Run Joe Run 3,4,15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; B1g Blue Marble 6, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8.10 10 IX>-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15,; Devlin 6, 13; Scooby Doo 8,10, Elec Co 20. 10 3Q-Si gmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4,15; Lassie 6, 13; Shazam 8.10; Sesame St 20. 11 0<>-Pl nk Panther 3,4, 15, Super Friends 6, 13, Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10 11 3Q-Star Trek 3,4,15, Hudson Brothers Razzle 8.10. Zoom 20 12 0<>-Jetsons 3,4, IS; These are The Days 6, 13; Harlem Globetrotters 8, 10; Bicycles Are Beautiful 20 12 3Q-Soul Train 3, American Bandstand 6,13; Go 4, 15, Fat Albert 8,10 I IX>-"500" Preview 4; Children's Film Festival 8,10, Big Time Wrestling 15; Movie "The General" 33. 1 3Q-Waler World 3; Flshln' Hole 4. Fisherman 6; Other People, Other Places 13 . .• • • • L---L.J.._-..J._j-ORPHAN ANNIE OHL~ A CHILO - Tt1E PERIL. - TOI..P COURSE, SHE 'S NO WARNEP lME. T ~UTH -5..E MAY ST itA~ ·-- NO, oiii\P- I WOioi ' T NA.Vfi IT • S l-OE'S CHILDREN DON'T KNOW 8uT I l l N.OT HAllE HER FRIGt i TENEP NEEPLESSl.'f'- A5 TO HEiil Slli.A'IItriG, i~E ,t\~ tl HER. TO SThV IN T H r - OF MO!.L~ ·COP D L! • !MolE'S I(HQWN lEAL. HOVSE ··· YOU OQN T ""Vl TO WOU'I' ABOUT ANNIE- PANGER H FORE • .,.s, Mil'\&TERAS 'ou WILL• .., HEINERS BAKERY ALLEY OOP NOW, I WANTYOU1WO 10 ~ELAX AND EN,JOY 'I'OUR- ... RIGHT . • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER ' - " . Point Rock . All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION News Notes You ma4 have to q1ve me a hand here~ Th1s 1s a verl.j valuable 1nvent1on You keep 40ur shed locked prettl.j tiqht, I keep 1n here ' Chuq! BETSY ROSS BAKERY . \ SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT - MARK VSTORE - GAUL'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY - ~- THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. WAID CROSS SONS STORE KINGSBURY HOME. SALES & SERVICE, INC. . ALL AH-608!!- WAS TO HER WAS A EXCUSE TO PLAY HCOKEY FUM' SCHCX)L !! - SO'v\EWHAR, UNI3E'ARABLE1 AS UNBEA-RABLE;; AS Yet!!- E:xPERIENCE:!! . ,RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE . CARPENTER'S MARKET - HOW 0\N IT FAIL SELLIN~ MERCHANDI~E THI:7 AT :71JCH RIDICi.ILOU.S PRICE:} ? LIKE WELL,50C!'!Ef2 OR LA'TE~ 612EOORY KPN'TOS IS GOINGlOI'INDOUT "' ·' Yesterday's Ans\\er 9 10 16 19 22 Perpetual Plate Trim Unsavory Enghsh nver 23 Least refmed 24 Nelson Eddy song ANI:?, ~.WILL BE t-URiuuB! HI! serious rift PISCES (Feb. ZO-MitCh ZO) Don t let your ambitions ex· ceed your rea ch You are capable of a"ammg your 001111 as long as you are reahsltc about them VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) An overbearrng fr 1end w111 get on 27 Processton your nerves today Bow-o ut 29 Proofread- gracefully You'll lack patience mg mark to tolerate hiS loud manner 30 Ongmat LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) NorJl Correct mally you del tght 111 stlmulatmg debate Be c areful who you 3G - been had 1 ~Your '\tlBirthday Moy 24, 1175 25 Ivory This year will bring you lwo assoc1attons advantageous to you One will be a friend yoo'll meet through an organiZaHon. The other Is someone okfer who can help you lncreyour earmngs. fNEWSPAPERENTERPJUU:..uJIIN I WIN AT BRIDGE Ji To what effect East should set the hand b-+-1-+--+-+--- .-----...:....____Ito NORTH (D) 23 662 .K75 t AQ2 6AQJ97 EAST WEST 6AK3 .7 .A9632 •QJI084 tKJ5 tl087 3 .K 5 • 862 SOUTH 6QJ!0 9 854 ated 29 Barracks m a garrison town 32 Phtltppme tree 33 Biblical bol1t 1;:;-1-+-34 Turkey 35 "Don GtD- ·- t964 .1013 West 1.....1.....1-..lp~ I Pass it: Norlb Eaot '"' Dble Dble Pass Pass whether or not ftve lieans· could make The answer Is that 11 wouldn't because West would not be able to lead enoullb timea from his own hand . 'No oae noticed that East could and should have beaten four apades . All East had to do when be got m wtth the ftrst high trump was to lead a dtamond . A second diamond would be led when he got tn the next Ume. After that bit of britllant defense East would collect a diamond trick in addition to tbe three bicks he was bound to make anyway. . . . •• East-West vulnerable b+--4-+--+---41-- AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW I'M BEHIND THI&1 AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) You could magnify remarks or actrons of a frlend beyond their true proportiOns today Taking hasty offense could cauu a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Yo u may run 1nto some soctal compli c al tons thts even1ng Be carefu l - 1t could be because you've overstayed your welcome 28 Welsh river S..tb The bidding has been : Pass Welt Norlll Eul It Pua Operung lead - Q • L---------_JPass ByO.wald&JameaJacoby Pass IN.T. Paa One letter simply stands for another. In !his sample A is You, South, hold : used for lhe lhree L's. X for the two O's, etc Sln1Ie lellers, South's four-spade call was • K Q 98 5 • A t A4 • A 1111 apostrophes, the lentllh and formation of the words are all one of those nonvumerable Wbal do you do now? hmls Each day th~ code leiters are different gambles He didn't know who A - Bl• lbree ap. .n . Ynr could make what, but he did portlier ,, 111ow1q • JW.- ~no CRYPTOQUOTE know that fouf spad~ wouldn't - · He be hurt lid may u .. 'IV"· byway IIIIa WMEY NTMHE MHT W L P T Actually, it wheeled in. Dum- porllnlar JIIIIIJI ta 001 u •• hit my' s kine of hearts lost to Ioree • G I.~· M W I K M U y T H V G M J T H l\ East's ace at trick one South YKT TODAY'S QUES'I10N ruffed and led the queen of •spades. East won, played a se- You b1d three spodel ond, Y'fOII' TQII.YI.~'A L' J 1' I. F' T ·, --t ' cond high trump and a second parlner ..... th ree o~M_,.,. Wheart was ruffed do you do now? ::.........._'--IOHYI.F. Now South pulled East's last .bower trump, lost a club finesse, but Send $ 1 lor .MCOBY IIODEIW Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WRONG DESIRE ·IS THE took the rest of the trtcks lloOic to; 11 IJrldfll "(clo 1111 GREATEST ENEMY OF HAPPINESS CHINESE East felt that hts partner ,.~ ,. 0 lloJt llldlo PHILOSOPHY t sbould have bid five hearts. City N. 10018. There was a long dt!ICUSSIOII as _ • • tC11111 Kina Feat\lrel Srftdie.te, tnc. ) ,...l!.P•• - ...... w. - w v v w ···- T-•" DURN LOWEEZV'S HIDE!! SHE PUT EVER' STITCH I ~WN IN TH' WASHTUB!! I CANT GO OFF PLA'IIN'CARDS IN DA DBURN AGGERVATIN ' FEMALE!! ·w., .fet. SlafiOii1 N.w ronr v. . MI./ BIRFDA'I SUIT!! I I I I ·• \ •, DOWN I People of 16 Pnor to 1pref ) 17 Urge 1Scot l 18 Ungrateful wretch 20 Babyloman (3 wds.) god 21 Theda22 From a dtstance ~-+--+--+--23 HOISting devtce 25 Champtonshtp 26 Sway 27 Unadulter- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-~on. 19) A presstng urge to get thmgs done may lead you to take on more than you c•n handle Relax - 1t won't hurt to leave somet tor later CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Stay abreast of respons ibilities today Should yo u lag you' ll throw your whole schedule out of wlla c~ and not be able to catch up Tuesday - RACINE PIMING MILl GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 20) Be sure you re tn ag reement wtth your mate about pl ans for ton1ght If one of you 1s unhapPY about them ne1ther w11! p ave a good t1me DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work . - r1ver SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2S.Oec. 21) Partnership s1tuaUons can be very testy today One you're closely all ted to could be tar less co-o perat1ve than usual. TAURUS (April ZO-Moy ZO) Don't get mto compl1cated bus iness negOtiatiOns today 1f you re ttr ed Wa1t until you're rested before pursu1ng them 41 Famous Kenya 2 Acor, Alan 3 Re-exammmg 13 wds I 4 Form of John 5 Anctent Greek ctty 6 Brave's • shelter 7 Devoured 8 Repeatedly 121 for an obligation owed to you He may not be m a posJtlon lo come through It's not wonh otfend1ng htm For SalurdoyhMoy 24, 1975 ARIES (Marc 21-Aprll 11) The greater part of the day will be pleasant and enjoyab le. but toward even1ng your 1deas may contt1ct w1th another's B~k off Pass POWELL'S SUPER VALU - I Btbhcal travelers 5 Decla red II Venezuelan copper center 12 Smalhsh 13 Flat! 14 Mtssmg hnks (2 wds I 15 French vanm" lady 37 Swann 38 Silted 39 Foreshadow P. J. PAULEY, AGENT - • AH FUM BITTE'R . ,. THE DAILY SENTINEL TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE THASS TRUE!!- 1HAR'6 A GAL . K&C JEWELERS SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 1t's not the day to press a frtend by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 Cyhndrtcal SELVES ! • GOEGLEIN READY MIX tackle today, however Your opponent may take 1t tar more senousty than you tntended -~D'fiCHd' GOING ~OME. INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET [ DID YOU HEAR THAT, ALLEY'? WE MIGHT ~E1 • 3 15-ABC News 13 . 3.3Q-Movle "The Loved One" 10 4:30-Movle "That Funny Feeling" 4. ;a c IUT, ~ST~A.­ U"'LES$ "'!WE CNILP 15 OF 2 45-To Be Announced 33. 3 0<>-VIewpolnt 8, Movie " Treasure Galeleon" 10, Artist In America 33 3· 3G-To Be Announced 8. Oneofa Kind 33. 4 ro-Soul Train 6 , Wrestling 8. Women' s Pro Tennis 13, Making Things Grow 33 4·30-Let' s Grow a Garden 33 5.0<>-Bonanza 3, Wide World of Sports 6,13 . Bonanza 4, Golf 8, 10, Outdoors With Ken Callaway 15; The Romagnolls' Table 33 5.3o-To Be Announced 15. Course of Our Times 33 6 .0<>-News 3,4, 10, Lawrence Welk 8, God Has The Answer 15; Catch 33 33 6 3Q-NBC News 3,4, 15, Reasoner Report 13. News 6 ; CBS News 10, Zoom 33. • 7 ·0<>-Treasure Hunt 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8, $25,000 Pyramid 10. Newsmaker '75 13. World Press 33. 7 3Q-Jeopardy 3; Animal World 10; Neighborhood Forum 13 8 ro-Emergenc y 3.4. 15. Kung Fu 6.13, All In The Family 8,10; Book Beat 33 • 8· 30-The Jefferson s 8,10; Biography 33 9 ro-Movle"Uizana's Raid" 3,4; Movie " Breakfast at Tiffany's" 6,13;; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, To Be Announced 15; Great Performances 33 9 3Q-Bob Newhart 8, 10. 10 IX>-Baseball 15, Carol Burnett 8, 10; Old Folks Aren't AT Home 33 11 0<>-News 3,4,8, 10. 11 15-ABC News 6; News 13. 11 3Q-Movle "Deadlier than th• Male" 3, Movie " The Spiral Road" 4; Movie "ine Bralnlac" 6, Movie "Under the Yum Yum Tree" 8, Movie "Where Are the Spies Are" 10 11 .45-Movle " Tarantula" 13 12 3Q-Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 15 1 1s-Oon Kirshner' s Rock Concert 6 1 3D-Movie '~Rld1ng High" 10; Movte " Rendezvous at Midnight" 13 2 OQ-Movle " The Borgia Stick SATURDAY, MAY 24,1975 ~OJ LNAE HEPE: ~ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-WHAT 2 15-Baseball 3, 4,15 2 3G-Fishln' Hole 8 6 0<>- Ne ws 3.4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6, l:leCiriC Company 20; Veterans Administration Hospital 33 6 3Q-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13, Bewitched 6, CBS New's 8.10; Bikes Are Beautiful 20. Zoom 33 7 ro-Truth or Consequences 3,4, Bowling for Dollars 6, WCHS TV Report 8; Aviation Weather 20,33. News 10. J1mmy Dean 13, Phil Donahue IS 7 3Q-f·orter Wagoner 3, Pop' Goes The Country 4; New Candid Camera 6; Popj! Goes The Country 8. Black Perspective on the news 20,33; Treasure Hunt 10, To Tell The Truth 13. Night Stalker 6, 13 , 8 0<>-Sanford and Son 3,4, IS, Comedy Special " The Boys" 8, 10; Washington Week In In Rev1ew 20,33. 8 3Q-Chlco and the Man 3,4,15, We' ll Get By 8,110; Wall Street Week 20,33 9 IX>-Roc kford F1les 3,4,15, Hot L Baltimore 6,13, NBA Play-Off 8, 10; Masterpiece Theatre 20, Consumer Survival Kit 33 . 9 30-Qdd Couple 6.13. Assignment America 33 10 IX>-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Get Christie Love' 6,13; News 20. Paul Nuchlms 33 11 IX>- News 3,4,6, 10,8, 13, 15, ABC News 33 11 JQ-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 13 Sammy and Company 6; Movie " Waco" 8. Movie " Seconds" 10; Janak! 33 I 0<>-Midnlght Special 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 6, Movie " Dinosaurusl " 10; News 13. 2· 30-Star Trek 4. 3 30-Movle "At War with the Army" 4 5 30-Movle "Lcineiy Are The Brave" 4 ·'' t 2 ro-Baseball warm· UP 3,4,15. Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade 6,13; To Be Annoonced 8,10 FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1975 the Sermonette -MEIGS TIRE CENTER I I Ii ' ' -· I I ~.~.I ' ~I 1 I j I I .J/ I ' II ' Ij I I' ' I I I I ... WOULON'T 1IW INW6 'ttlUR ~ I'N>!i �• 1 ~~~~~~~:!~~~~>.~e:o,:,o. ' Friday ' May 23 1975 ~v ::, 111 p 'le r v 1t:e fol!ow 1ng a! J 1~ p m Op e n Albi e d tsc usston , 7 JO p m 0 1 !he WPdnosd ay ' CHAJ)EL Pm MORSE Wo r Sh tp II am lst and Jrd <", un days Church ~ c h ool, 10 il m PORTLAND -· Worshtp 7 10 p m Churc h Sc hool 9 JO lUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood . pastor chur ch eac h Thur sday Ho wa rd Cal dw e ll J • Sunday FfRS T S OUTHERN Sc hool Sup t Sund ay Sc hoo l BA PT IST 7B2 Mu lbe r ry 9 '!0 am , Morn tnQ Sermo n, Av e , Pomeroy a tf t1tatcd With it m 1!) 30 am . Sunday event ng <; B C , t h e Rev Bradl ey SUTT ON -- Wo r s h tp , II se r v 1Cl' , 7 P m Spence r pastor Troy a n1 e-very s unday . churc h LETART FALLS UNITED Zwtl lmg , Sun day schoo l su pt sc hoo l 10 r. m BRETHREN Rev POMEROY God mus t love beauty , to u se it so lavis hly The Mas t e r Artist dapples study Wednesday . 7 p m . sunday sch ool 9 30 am NORTHEA ST CLUSTER r rcc land Norrt s , pas t or POMEROY TRINITY c hotr pracltce l Wednesda-y morn 1 ng worS h tp , 10 JO R c \1 Rob er1 Mee ce I lo yd Nor r~ s. s up t Sund ay the soft green leaves with golden sunshine, turns the brook to flowing Rev W H Fterrm pastor 8 30 P m Sun day e vangelts tt c meet mg , Rev Sta nle y Brandum sc hoo l, 9 30 am . mornmg Roy Meyer , Sunday schoo l POMEROY WESLEYAN 7 j Q p m Prayer mec ltn g , JOPPA - wors h 1p 10 am se rmon 10 30 am Prayer crystaL and puts a song mto Spring itself. cSUpt Chu rch St h ool , 9 15 HOLINESS CHURCH Wednesday , 730p m Chu r chSc hoo l 9am , Prayer se rvl ce, Wednesday,730pm am , worsh tp service 10 24 Harrtsonvtl le , Rev 0 De ll MIDDLEPORT Mee tm g Wt!dnesday , a p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF There 18 beauty m us, t oo . . b ecause He put it there. In His ..sigh~: a.m You t1h chotr rehearsa l, Man le y , Pas tor Henry Ebltn , MT MORIAH BAPTIST LON G BOTTOM - Ch ur c h GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Mo ndlly 3 30 p m under Sun day Schoo l Supt Sunday Corner Fou rlh ar.td Ma 1n none of u s are u g ly, n9ne of u s are forsaken, none of us are lost. se r v tces 9 a m , Sunday ~m t l h , pas tor Sunday Sc hoo l, dtrect1on of Mary Sk mne r Sc hoo l 9 30 am Even1ng Mtdd leport Rev Hen ry Key Sc hoo ! 9 45 a m Blb!e St udy 10 am Ar thur He n s on , sen•or ch o1r rehearsal , 7 30 worshtp 7 JO pm Pra ye r and Jr . pas tor sun day Sch ool ever y Tt'IUr sday , 7 JOprn Supt , Mornmg Worsh ip , II But som e times , in the bus y process of day-to-day living, we turn p m Th urs da y Wit h Mrs Pa ul Pratseservt ce, Thu rsday 7 30 9 30 am , Mr s Erv 1 n NORTH BETH EL am, Young People's se rvic e, Nease dt rec tor blind eyes upon the world's loveliness, and take for granted the gifts • Baumga r dn,~r . su p! Mornmg Wo r sh tp 11 am Ch u rc h 7 P m Eventng servtce, 7 30 POMEROY CHURCH OF P m SYRACUSE FIRST wo rsh tp 10 45 am Sc hoo l 10 am p m We dn esday Mtd Week whteh s hould brig hte n the hours and years. We nee d B faith that give~ THE NAZARENE - Corne r CHURCH OF GOO Rev J E HOVAH 'S WITNES SES ALFRED - Sunday sc hoo l, Prayer Serv tce , 7 30 P m , Unton and Mulberr y Rev George Otler pastor Sunday - Larry Carnah a n pres tdtng 9 45 a m eac h Sunday Yout h meetmg , 6 JO P m u s v 1s 10 n to ftnd again the inner b eauty He gave us in the beginning · Clyde v He nderson pastor schoo l 9 45 am morntng mtnts ler su nday , Btbl e preac hin g at 11 am eac h Ev en tn g wors htp , 7 30 p m Sunday school 9 30 a m Glen preachmg a g ilt which He never takes away Let us go. the n , to His Church. Let 11 am lect ur e 9 30 am watc h Sunda y Prayer m ee tmg , 7 45 CHESTER CHURCH OF McC lu ng , supf , morntng evange ltSftc servtce , 7 30 p m lower study . 10 30 am , p m Wednesday WSCS , a THE NAZARENE Rev us "enter into His gal es with than ksgiving for the Lo':? is gqod; worshtp , 10 30 am even tng ye r mee tmg Thursday , Tu esday , Btti le s ludy , 7 30 p m on tht rd Tuesday eac h Herbert Grate , pa st Gr serv 1ce , 7 30 . m td week 7Pra Hts mercy everlas ting; and His Truth endureth forever . 18 30 P m p m Thursday m lt'J IStry mon th Worsh tp servtce 11 am a nd servtce . Wednesday, 7 30 p m POMEROY W ES T S IDE sch ooL 7 30 p m , servtce REEDSVILLE Sun day 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e CHURCH OF CHRI ST 200 W mee ttng 8 30 p m sc hool , 9 JO am preach mg. Sc hoo l. 9 30 am Rtehard Rev Harol d Deeth re c tor Matn Sl Jer r y Paul , MIDDLEPORT CHURCH 7 30 p m Su nday , prayer Ba r to n. sup l Pra yer m ee tmg , Ch urch servt c es , 10 30 a m m•ntst e r , ph one 992 7666 OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN mee tm g, 7 30 p m Tuesd ay Wednesday , 7 30 p m Ho ly communton ftrst Sunday Co servattve non UNION - Law r ence Manley , wscs 7 30 f trs t T h ursdav ~ BRADFORD CHURCH OF of month , church sc hoo l 10 30 msl nrum a !, Su nda y wor pastor Mrs Russe ll Young , each mo nth CHRIST Cliffor d Sm 1th am tor nursery th ro ug h 12 sh tp , 10 ent am Btble s tudy , 11 Sunday Sc hool Supt sund ay SILVER RIDGE Wors h mmtster Sunday Sch oo l 9 30 1p POMEROY CHURCH OF am worshtp 6 p m Wed Sc hool 9 30 am Evenmg l Oa m Chur ch School,9a m am, mornmg ch urch 10 30 CHRIST - Te rr e ll Gronm ger nesday Btbles tudy 7 pm wo r Ship 7 30 We dn esDay TUPPERS PLAINS am Sunday even tngse rvt ce , pasto r Btble sc h oo l, 9 30 MIDWAY COMMUNITY prayer mee ttng 7 30 p m Wo r sh 1 p 9 am Ch urch 7 30 P m Wednesday serv1ce am wo rs h tp, 10 30 am CHUR C H Non de MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Sc hool , 10 am 8 P m adult worShip servt ce and nomtnattonal Langsvil le GOO _ Rac tn e Route 2, the KENO CHURCH OF LAUREL CLIFF FREE young people 's meet tng , 7 30 De)(ter Road T h e r on Rev Jame s M Muncy , CHRIST Geo r ge F r eder tck , METHODIST - Rev Fl oyd F p m Comb ined Btb le s tudy Durham pastor Sunday pastor Sunday sc hoo l, 9 45 sup t Serv 1ce weekly 9 30 Sh ook , p asto r , Lloyd Wr tght, and prayer mee t mg , Wed sc hool 10 a m cventng am morntnQ worSh iP 11 am on Sunday Preac hmg Sund ay schoo l supt Sunda y nesday, 7 30 p m wo r sh 1p , 7 30 p m . prayer am eventng wor s hip , 7 30 firs t an d th 1rd Sundeys ot sc hoo l 9 JO am Morntng THE SALVATION ARMY - mee Tu esday 7 JO p m Prl!lver meet mg Tuesday , mon th bV Clt ffo rd Smtth , 9 30 worshtp 10 30 am . eventng En voy Ray W Wt n mg off tce r ',l Outhtmg grou p Friday 1 30 p m ... 7 30 P m Young people 's a m wors h tp , 7 30 p m Wed 10 c harge Sunda y , 10 a m . RUTLAND FREEWILL mee ttng JOpm Th ursday HOBSON CHRISTIAN n esd ay , Chrts t tan Yo uth 7 Hoi mess meetmg , 10 30 a m BAPTI ST Ro g er Tu rn er MIDDLEPORT FIRST •UNION Darrell Doddr tl l. Cru s ade , 6 30 p m Chotr Su nd ay Schoo l Young pa s to r Sunda y sc ho o l, 10 BAPTIST - Corner "Stxfh a nd pa s tor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 JO pra c ttce, Thu rsday, 7 P m P eo p le ' s Legt o n 7 p m Sun dayeventngservtce Pa lmer , the Rev Cleo y am, Leonard Gt lmore, ftr st DEXTER CHURCH OF Thur sday , 1 to J p m, Ladtes am 7 30 Wednesday B•ble study Boyd paslor Da nny Th omp e lder even ng serv ce 7 30 CHRIST - Cha rl es Rcu sse1 1• 1 1 Home League , 7 p m Prep 7 30 p m son Sunday sc hool s up t p m Wed n esday prayer Sr , mtn .ster , Norman Wt 11, classes OLD DEXTER BIBLE WMPO radtO prog ram meet su pt , Sunday Schoo! , 9 30 1ng , 7 30 p m 7 45 ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rev am Sunday sch ooL 9 15 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF am , worsh tp ser ViCe, 10 30 CHURCH , Corne r ..of Ron Ter ry , pastor Sunday am morn mg worsh tp, 10 15 GOD - Ra c me Ro ute 2 The am • B1bl e st udy , Tuesday, Syc amor e and Second Sts schoo l 10 am Mrs Wo rl ey am Yo uth ac t 1v 1t 1es and Rev Charles Hand , pastor 7 30 P m Pomeroy , The Rev William F rancts , s upertnt e ndent f e llo ws hip for juntor and Sunday school 9 45 am , REORGANIZED CHURCH M tdd !eswarth , Pa stor Sunday Mornm tp 11 a rn se ni or h tg h s tuden t s, 6 p m mo rn mg worShip , 11 am OF JESUS CHRIST OF School at 9 45 a m and SUnday gev eworsh nmg se rvt ce 7 30 Sunday E\le ntng Worshtp at Ev en mg serv ic es Tu esd ay LATTER DAY SAINTS Chur c h Serv tces ll am GRAHAM u N 1 TED 7 30 Mid wee k pra ye r se r and Fr iday , 7 30 p m Portland Ra c tn e Road SACRED HEART Rev METHODIST Preachmg VtCe , Wed nesday , 7 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Wtll tam Roush pas tor Denny 0 3 Fat her Paul D Welton 9 30 am , ftr s t a nd seco nd CHURCH OF CHRIST, CHURCH OF CHRIST Doug Evans , Su nday Sch ool pastor P ho ne 992 2825 Su ndays ot each moJlth , thtr d Middl e port , 5t h a nd Matn Seama n pastor Btb le study Director Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 Saturda y evenmg Mass , 7 30 and u rth Su nd ays each Geo r ge Gla ze mmtster 9 JO am mor n tng worsht p, a m , Morntng worship , 10 30 Sunday Mass , 8 a nd 10 am . mon thfo. wo r s h tpser vtce at 7 30 James Shee t s , super tn 10 30a m even mg worsh tp a am , Sunday evenmg serv tce Confess ton Sat urd a y, 7 7 30 p m Wednesday evenmgs at tendent Bt ble school , 9 30 p m , Wed nesday ntgh f Btb!e 7 P m Wednesda y evenmg pm 7 30 P ra yer and B1b le Stu dy a m , mo r n mg worShi p , 10 30 st udy , a p m prayer serv •ces, 7 30 P m POMEROY FIRST SAP SEVENTH DAY AD a m , evenmg wo r Sh ip , 7 30 , MT OLIVE CHURCH BETHLEHEM BAPtiST TIST - Robert Kuhn , pas tor , VENTIST prayer serv 1ce 7 p m Wed Long Bottom Sunday SchooL Rev Ear! Shu le r , pastor William Watso n , S unday He tg ht s PomeroyMulberry tor nesd ay Jl 10 am wt fh w 111ard P 1gott , Worsh1p servtce , 9 30 am sc hool s up t Sunday schooL G1rar d Seton Sabbath Pas schoo l M 1DOLE PORT Church supt Evange lis t 1c message Sunday sc hooL 10 30 am 930a m, BYF . 6pm Btbl e every Sat urda y al 2 p m and Of The Nazarene ea ch Sunday evenmg , 7 30 by Sunday even mg ser v1ces , 7 30 Rev Don Co!e , pas El de ~ R uss ell Cltne . mmtster P m Btble study and prayer tor , Alfr e d R uschel, of the Apos tolic F a ith Bib le serv tce Th ur sda y, 7 30 p m Sun daf Schoo! supt Sundi'Y Study Wednesday , 7 30 p m CARLETON CHURCH schoo 10 a m , mo r ntng STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY C URCH S d Kmg s bury Roa d scGary wor s htp 11 am Sund ay H -, un ay pastor Sunday hool , Kt9ng30 0 am , ev ang e ltstt c meettng , 7 30 sch o o 1 se rvt te RENEWAL prayer m ee ttng P rav er mee t mg . Th ur s d ay, 7 a m Peventng wor s htp , 7 30 P m , Scripture• 1eleeted b)' The Am•rl cen Bible Society • rayer mee 1mg , Wed Wed nesday, 7 30 p m p m S unday eventn g servtce, p m We hear a great deal about renewal today. It lS important T H E U N I T E D 7 p m nesday , 7 30 p m cop~rl gl'lt 1975 Kelater Advertl1lng Servh;e, lne , Slruburg, VIrginia ' to think about Christian renewal. And if Chrishan renewalts to· PRESBYTER IAN MIN ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST L 0 N G 8 0 T T .OM ISTRY OF MEIGS - Pomeroy Harrt sonvtl le CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday have its effect on standards of soctety, then all who call COUNTY , Dw ig ht L Zavttz Road M Jke Gt rton , pastor . Wy att pastor , Sun da y Sc hoo ! Isaiah themselves Otristian, and those not so Christian , must seek to Acts 1 Corinthians I Cormth1ans I Cormthians Romans Genesis Pastor Dire cto r Ste ven Stanl ey, Sunday school supt ' Ronald Osborne Btbl e HARRISONVILLE su pt Su nda y sc hool 9 30 Schoo! , 9 30 am , preachtn g 1:26-28 8·1-4 12·9-11 5:1-5 llllderstand fully that Otrtst ts necessary t o Christiaruty. 5 14-16 12:1-3 12 4-8 Sunday Ch urch Sc hool 9 30 am mo rn tng wo rsh tp and 10 45 am , E\len 1ng servtces A:J we face up to this we come to the pomt of lUlderstanding am Mrs Homer Lee, Supt , comm un io n . 10 30 am 7 30 P m Su nda y eventng youth the need to renew and deepen our acquamtance wtth Jesus Mo rntng Worshtp , 10 30 MIDDLEPORT Sunday Chrt Sttanendeavor , 6 30pm HYSELL RUN FREE Otrist. This is what the New Testament is all about; the Good Chur ch SchooL 9 30 am " wo rsh tp se r vtce , 7 30 p m METHODIST CHURCH With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that Joh n F Fu ltz , Supt , Mornrng Wed nesday evenmg prayer Rev Paul Nev il le. pa s lo r News about Christ. When we apply 1t to ourselves it means that meetrng and Btb le st ud y, 7 30 Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m , WorShiP 10 30 which is good in family and community life, this featur,e is sponsored by the Otristian faith is to be applied to every part of life . We SYRACUSE Mornmg P m Morntng serv1ce. 10 30 am firms and organizations whose names appear belpw. the business Wors h 1p , 9 am Su nday ST. JOHN LUTHERAN youth service, 6 45 p m cannot restrtct 1t to certam . departments of life without Chu rch Sch ool 10 am , Mrs CHURCH , P1n e Grove . The EvangeltSt iC serv 1c e 7 JO p m destroying it. Sam pson Hall. Supt Rev Wdl1am Mtddleswarth , P rayer meetmg , Thursday ' RUTLAND CHURCH OF Pas tor Church Servtc es 9 30 7 30 p m This means that Christtans and the Church are charged GOD Phtlltp Whitl ey, am Sunday Sc hoo! 1030am FREEDOM GOSPEL : today to take the great basic prmctple of Chrtst and apply 1t pas t or Sunday sch ool 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF MISSION at Bald Knob , Rev I am , worshtp servtee , 7 p m , CHRIST - Btb !e Sc hoo! 9 30 E J Grtfftth , supf of church , everywhere. A:J long as Otri$tans and the (Jhurch act as the Prayer m eet tng , Wednesday am , m oroing worsh tp 10 30 Rev L R Gluesencamp Body of Otrist in this world tJl'ere will be confitcts about stand- 7 30 p m a m Sund ay eveni ng worsh1p pa s tor Roger Wtllfred , Sr 700 E Main HAZEL COMMUNITY serv tce,7 1Jm ,c ho trpra ctt ce Sunday School s upt Sund a y' Dlal992-2 101 Bakers of Good Bread '· ards of life. And this is the way it was for the Master of life, CHURCH Near Long Wednesday 7 p m Re v Je ff sc hool 9 JO am , prayer Pomeroy Huntington, W. Va who gave us a standard of life to follow . Bottom , Edsel Hart. pastor Ranson Pasto r m e eting T uesd ay 7 30 p m , . .. s unday school 10 a m , ANTIQUITY BAPTIST yo ut h meetmg , 6 p m Sunday For Otristians there can be no substitute for this standard; Churc h , 7 30 p m , pray er Rev F reela nd Norr ts, pastor leaders Ada Van Me ter and nor can there be any imitation of real Otristiaruty whtch we mee~mg 7 30 p m Thursday Su nday schoo l 10 a m Gre tta Suttle Sund BY evenmg MIDDLEPORT PEN Ch u rch serv tce , 7 p m wor s h tp 7 p m t hro ug h make up for ourselves in order that life can be free of conTECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave , the Wed nesday Btb!e Stu dy , 7 w1n ter mon ths troversial and demanding standards. Minor Repairs & Tune-up Rev Wilham Kn tttel , pastor P m MT HERMON CHURCH The Store with A Heart Ron ald Dugan , Sun day School RACINE CHURCH OF THE OF THE UNITED BRETH .. Beech & Locust Middleport Jesus Otrist not only maugurated the Kingdom of God as a Su pt Classes for all ages , NAZARENE - Rev Wtlltam REN IN CHRIST - Rober t Phone 949-3342 Rac ine Ph. 992 ·2366 living force and fact in history, but He alone ts capable of evenmg servtce , 7 30 B1ble Ba rth olom ew, pastor Sunday Shook . pa s tor Sunday school . •" Russe ll Spe ncer keeping it that. Wtth Him tt lives; wtthout Him it dies . And if 1t study, Wednesaday . 7 30 sc hoo l. 9 J O a m . Ge ra ld 9 30 am ' ~ p m youth ser v 1ces , Frtday, We ll s. s upt . morn tng wor supt worshtp service , 10 45' should die, man's last and greatest hope for hunself and hts 7 30 p m I sh •p . 10 30 am Wednesday a m , eyentng worship • FREEWILL BAPTIST - serv1ce, 1 P m alte rnat tng Wt'h C E at 7 30 future is gone. Corn er Ash and Pl 1.:1 m , Mtd RACINE FIRST BAPTIST p m on Sunday Prayer • 1 When all of us as children of God apply the basic prmctples dleport Nde! He rr man , - Walter P B•kacsan pas tor m e et 1ng , 7 30 p m We d I Saturda y evening Ronn•e Sa lse r , Sunday school nesd ay Alfred Wo!te, lay Dial 992 3284 of Otrist to all of life, we cormrut ourselves to bemg a con- pastor Middleport se rvtce , 7 p m s unday school s upt Sunday school , 9 JO leader SCience m soctety. We commit ourselves not to reflect soctety Middleport, Ohio 10 am Su nday eve ntng am . morntng wor ship , 10 40 WHITE'S CHAPEL ' worshiP, 7 D m Sunday evenmg worshtp. 7 30 Coolville R D Re v Roy as it is, but to help lift it . - The Rev. Harold R . Deeth, Grace MEtGS Wednesday eve ntng Btble Deeter , pastor Sunday school Episcopal Oturch, for the Meigs County Ministertal COOPERATIVE study, 7 30 9 30 am . worshtp service ' Association. PARISH DANVILLE WESLEYAN 10 30 am Btble study and THE UNITED Rev Le! on Glasur e, pastor pray e r serv tc e , Wednesday ' METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 am , 7 30 p m Robert T Bumgarner youth and tun ror youth ser RUTLAND Buick Pont1ac Opel G.M.C. Dealer Director vt ce 6 45 p m , even tng 1flll'TAN-D CHURCH OF emergency room by Mrs 500 E . Mam St. Ph 992-2174 337 N. 2nd Middleport POMEROY CLUSTER wo rshtp , 7 30 p m prayer CHRIST Rod Kaster Ph 992-2550 Fraley and mother, Mrs Rev CarrE H1cks and pratse . Wednesday , 7 30 J'astor , V H Braley , Sunday' . Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncl<er Pm school supt Sunday sch ool Woodyard Mrs Perry Js CHESTER - Wo r Sfll p 9 15 SILVER RUN FREE 9 30 am , worshtp servtce bem g ca red for by her am Churc h Sc hool 10 am BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean , and communiOn , 10 JO a m I ENTERPRISE- Worsh 1p , pastor Sunday Sc hool. 10 youthmeetmg,6pm , •sunday daughter, Ferme Woodyard 9a m , Church Sc hool. lOam am, Le on M iller , supt ev e n!ng se rvice , 7 , regular Laure l Gran ge visited FLATWOODS Worshtp, Even1ng se rvtce, 7 JO p m . board meetmg, thtrd Satur Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Racine Ph . 949-9591 11 am Church Sch ool. 10 Prayer meetmg , Thursday day , 7 p m He mlock and Alfred Granges Middleport By Wanetta Radekln Ph. 992-3030 am 7 30 p t'n RUTLAND COMMUNITY ' Mrs . Nellte Vale and Mrs . at t h e Hemlock Grove POMEROY Worship, CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH- Sunday Schao I 10 30 a m , Churc h Sc hool 9 15 GOD Rev Dan Ayers , 9 JO am , Worshtp service, 1 I ' Fanme Pettit were calling on Grange Hall Saturda y mght a m . UMYF 6 30 p m pa s tor Sunday school. 9 30 am , Wedneasdy prayer La ure l Grange members Mr. and Mrs . Robert Holhday ROCK SPRINGS - WorShip am worshtp servtce, 11 meettng , 7•30 p m Sunday 10 a m , Chur ch Sc hoo! 9 am am eventng serv1c e, 7 30, ntght Worsh 1p, 7 30 p m and frumly, Mrs. Everette prese nting the program were UMYF 6 30 p m youth servtce, Wednesday , RUTLAND CHURCH OF Holcomb and Mr and Mrs G . Nellie Va le , Freda Kenned y, MIODLEPORT CLUSTER 7 30 p m THE NAZARENE Rev LouiS W Osborne Rev Rob ert Bumgarner LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN L!o yd D Gnmm Jr , pa stor Fanme Pelttl, Laura Krebs. A . Radekin and Tina Middleport, Ohio 220 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992·2178 HEATH Wo r sh •P 10 30 CHURCH Ted J o n es, Sund a y school 9 30 am Attending Athens County Maud Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs a m Church Sc hoo l 9 30 pa s tor Sun day school , 9 30 worsh tp servtce, 10 30 am ' am , UMYF 7 p m am , Roy S1gman , s up t , broadca s t l1ve ove r WMPO Pomona Grange at the Robert Holhday, Judy, Gary RUTLAND- Wo rsh •P 9 15 morn1ng worshtp , 10 30 , young people 's serviCe , 6 45 Albany Gfange Hall were and Floyd, and Mr and Mrs am , Church Sc hool 10 am , Sunday evenmg serv 1ce, 7 30 , evan ge ltsttc servtce, 7 30 p m UMYF 7 p m mtd we e k service , Wed · P raye r meetmg Wednesday Laura Krebs , Maud G . A. Radekin SALEM CENTER ,nesday 7 30 p m 7 30 p m , Mt ss ionary Mr and Mrs . John Mont- Worsh•P 9 am , Church Holcomb, Freda Ke nne dy, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF m eet 1ng , 7 JO p m f!fs I ' Chester/ Ohto We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions Sc hoo l 10a m, UMY F Th urs THE NAZARENE - Rev Wednesday of month Chesler Htll , Nellie Vale , Wanetta go mery , d ay 7 p m Howard C Black , pastor Bob MASON COUNTY Pomeroy 992-2955 ' Radekin, Avanel and Gary VISited a t the home of thetr SYRACUSE CLUSTER Moore , Sunday School Svpt, THE HILAND CHAPEL • Rev Richard E Jarv1s Sunday School , classes for all Georg e Casto , pastor Sunday son-m-law and daughter, Mr . Holliday from Laurel " ASBURY Worshtp 11 ages 9 30 am morntng Schoo!, 9 30 am , e vening Meigs County Branch Grange. Athens County and Mrs . Olan Harvey and am Church Sc hool 9 50 worsh tp, 10 45 , N YP S Sunday , worshtp, 7 30 Thursday am , wscs . 1st Tu esday 6 30 p m . evangeliStiC ser even tng prayer servtce , 7 30 . Lecturer honored some of the famdy < FOREST RUN - Worshtp 9 ViCe , Sunday. 7 30 p m Mtd p m Mf . and Mrs Neal Wht te mothers; including Mrs. am Ch urch Sc hool 10 a m, week prayer meetmg , Wed MASON FIRST BAPTIST TWO LIJCATIONS WSCS, 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 nesday , 7 30 p m , MtSS tona r y Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Maud Holcomb wtth a potted and son vtstted hts son and 59 N. Second St. p m meet tng , second Wednesd ay , Stan Cratg, pastor Sunday• Middleport, 0. · 296 W Second f'omeroy Ph. 992-3863 geraniwn for bemg the oldest daughter-m-law , Mr and 46 Court St. MINERSVILLE- Worshtp 7 30 P m SChOol, 9 45 am , worShiP Gallipolis, 0 . lOam , Chur chSc hool9~m , UNITED FAITH NON - ser\l tCe, 11 am , t raintng mother presen t from Metgs Mrs Hershel Whtte and . WSC S, Jrd Monday , 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Unton , 6 30 p m , evenmg daughter County SYRACUSE - Churc h Robe rt Sm tt h, pa s tor Sunday worShip serv ice, 7 JO p m Sch ool , 9 30 am , worshtp sc hool , 9 30 am , class Mt d week prayer se rvice Mrs . Carolyn MacBlane of Mrs. Frank Wes tfall has serviCe. 7 30 p m leader , Le o Httl , worshtp Wednesday , 7 30J' m ' been a pahent at the Holzer Laurel Grange placed first m ., SOUTHERN CLUSTER servtce , 10 30 am ch urc h, MASON CH RCH OF Nationwide Insurance Co. of ColumbUs, 0 . Groceries & General Merchandise Rev. Stev e nW•Ison 7 30 P m CHRIST, P 0 Box 487 , Miller Medical Center fo r two the National Grange Adult 307 Spring Ave . Pomeroy Racine Re v Howard Sh1veley E D E N U N I T E 0 Sf. Masan , w va Sunday Ph . 949 5772 Plal992-2318 weeks . She is s omewhat Sewmg Contest at Metgs BETH A NY {Dor c as ) - BRETHREN IN CHURIST Btble Study 10 am , WorShiP . :.. Worsh •P · 9 30 am ch urch Elden R B!ake'; past o r 11 am and 7 p m B1ble Study County Pom ona Grange , improved at thts tune . ,.. sc hoo l 10 30 iJ m Sunday Sch oo l 10 am , Wednesday 7 p m , Voca I ·. Recent births m this area Rock Spnngs Mrs MacI CARMEL - Wor s h 1p , 10 15 Howard McCoy, s upt • mustc ' F 1R s T s 0 u THE R N are: a son to Mr and Mrs . Bane's entry will represent am every Sunday church Marntng sermon. 11 am . school 10 30 am Sunday n•ght se rv~ee s . BAPTIST - Corner of Second ' Olari Harvey, born at Holzer the county '" the state :J APPLE GROVE - Sunday Chrtsttan Endeavor , 7 ~ o and Anderson, Mason Pastor . Sc hoo !. 9 30 a m w orsh tp, P m Song serv~te , 8 p m Walter Clo•Jd Sunday school Medtcal Center They have judgmg on May 31. "The Friendly Folks" . • ftrst a nd t ~ 1rd Sundays , 7 30 Preach ing 8 30 P m , Mt d 9 45 am , worship ser v ice, 11 The Finest In Mobile Homes Pomeroy, Ohio chosen Geran Olan for hts Pr ayer m e eting , Week Prayer meettng , am and 7 30 p m Weekly p m , llOOE . Maln Pomeroy .Ph. 992-7034 . Wednesday , 7 30 p m Wednesclay 7 P m , Ray Btbl e $tudy , Wednesday , 7 30 name . The littie boy has two HOST GUESTS , Fe ll ows h ip s upp e r , t 1 r s t Adams . lay lea der p m sisters, Newanna and B<lmta; CHURCH OF JESUS MASON ASSEMBLY OF ' RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. S aturda y, 6 p m U M W . Tuesday , 7 30 p m CHR 1ST Loca t e d at GOD - Second 51 , Maso n , w Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wooten Ralph Webb, RacinP, were second EAST LETART - Sunday Rutland on New L1 ma Road , Va .Chester Te nnant . pastor announce the birth of their guests of her stster, Mrs. school , 9 30 am , worsh1p, ne xt lo Forest Acre Park Sund ay scnool , 10 a . m ~first child at O ' Blenness Melvin Nothstine, Groveport, secon d and fourth Sundays, Rev Ray Rou se pastor , morn ing warshi p , 11 am ; 7 30 p m , praye r meettng , Robert Musser . Sunday School evanoe llstic se rvtce, 7 30 p m Keepsake Olamond Rings Devoted lo Meigs-Mason ArM Hospital . The infant son ts Mother's Day. Also present Wednes day , ' z 30 p m , supt Sunday sc haol , 10 30 Bible study and prayer ser 212 E . Main St Pomeroy Ph . 992-3785 Pomwoy.O. named Joshua; a daughter for the occasion were Mrs. U M w , ftrs t Wednesday . 7 30 am , worship 7 30 P m Bib le v1ce . Wednesday, 7 30 p m pm study Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Phone 773 5133 . was liom to Mr . and Mrs. Nothstme's daughters, Mr. WESLEYAN (Racin e) Saturday ntQht prayer ser HARTFORD CHURCtj OF . Sunday schoo l , 10 am v1ce. 7 30 P m CHRIST Jn Christian Un ion Ronnie Young. The Youngs and Mrs. Karl Krohn worshtp , 11 am , Btble stu dy. HEM L 0 C K GROVE Th ed~ev Wtlllam Campbell have another daughter ( Dorothy), Walla Walla, Th ur s day 1 7 p m cho tr CHRISTIAN ~ Roger Watson . pa s tor Sunday Sc~ oot, 9 30 pra cttce 1 Th ur sday a p m . paStor Ray Whaley , supt am . J am es t1ugh es su p t. Renee. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fe ll ows htp sUpper ftrst Mornmg worSh ip, 9 30 am , eyentng ser vice, 7 JD p m Paint, Plumbing & Electrical Supplies ' .. Callers at the Carroll Frame ( Pauline ), Martins- Wed ne sday 6 30 p m , Church sch ooL 10 30 am . Wednesday evening prarer Tuppers Plains Ph. 667 ·3963 Middleport. Ohio young people 's meet tng 6 30 meeting , 7•J O pm Youth Woody.ni h(l!le were Mrs . ville, Ind. ; and Hilda and UMW fourt hMo nday . 8pm ' ' GREAT BEND - Worsh tp P m evenmg worship, 7 30 prayer strvlce eac:h Tuesday . . ' Mike · Fraley and son and Darrell Roush, Columbus . 11 am , 2nd and 4th Suhdays , P m Btble Study , Wednesday, FA 1 R v 1 E w 1 1B L E Ch ur ch School , 10 a m 7 JO_p m CHURCH, lt1art , W VI, R:t Wanetta Radekin . - Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Webb returned LETART FALLS Wor Mi. UNION BAPTIST - 1, Rev George Hoschar ' Fraley's grandmother, Mrs. home Monday. Spending last Sh+p , 10 am . Chu r ch school, 9 Rev Ce,Gil Cox . pas t or pastor Sunday School 9 30' I a m . Btb!e s tudy , 7 30 p m Sunday Sch aal supt ., Joe am Prayer and Bible study ' ·Zelia , Perry, was stricken weekend with Mr. and Mrs. ev ' " ery Tuesday Sayre Sunday Schoo! , 9 .45 1 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Building Sup~'-• & Custom Millwork Salem St Ph . 742-395~ wtU, a heart condition and Webb 'Was their gFandson, MORNING STAR - Wor am , Sunday eventng wor Service Tues d a y . 10 a m ' h. 992-3971 shtp 9 30 am , Church School Sh1p , 7 30, Wednesday pra yer Wor!hlp Servtce , Thursday Rutland wu removet< to the hospital Jeffrey Webb, Colwnbus. ' 10 30a m Mid Week ~ er v 1ce, and Btble study , 7 30 p m 7 30 p m ' • - The Dallv Sentinel, Mtddleport-Pomeroy , 0 , ~'nday, May 23, 1975 r-·-T;i~;i;i~;;~;~-i~;-;;~~·w;i;;~g-l I OT HERWI?E ~ H E THINK? YOU MIGHT GO SOI'Ig1N6 AWAY • GI VEfJ !'I SLIGHT PUS H!.. SHALLWE C HA~6E PLACES NOW AND TRY IT ?~~---~ ll)f;' R.E WE \~.ERE JUST s,'>-~1~ 1118 on1ER D\~ WE Dlc;N'T KNOW WHAT SIN W/>6 'Tli...L SORR-1 TO .'5€E 'iOJ l.BAVE OJR A'IRISH, REVEREND ~IW.W.ER 6 ·0<>-Summer Semester 10. 6 3Q-Fun For everyone 6; TV Classroom 8, World Around Us 10; Almanac 13 # 7·0<>-Saturday Report 3, Aware 6; Treehoose Club 8,10; Kentucky Afield 13. 7 JQ-Jabberwocky 3; Farm Front 4; Abbott & Costello 8; Man From COSI 10; Tennessee Tu<edo 13, Sesame St 20. 8 0<>-Addams Family 3,4, 15; Yogi's Gang 13; Jabberwocky 6, My Favorite Martians 8; Popeye 10 3Q-Wheelle & the Chopper Bunch 3,4,15; Bugs Bunny 13; Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Mister Rogers 20. 9· 0<>-Emergency Plus 4 3,4,15; Hong Kong Phooey 6,13; Jeannie 8, 10, Sesame St. 20. 9.3o-Run Joe Run 3,4,15; Adventures of Gilligan 13; B1g Blue Marble 6, Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8.10 10 IX>-Land of the Lost 3,4, 15,; Devlin 6, 13; Scooby Doo 8,10, Elec Co 20. 10 3Q-Si gmund & the Sea Monsters 3,4,15; Lassie 6, 13; Shazam 8.10; Sesame St 20. 11 0<>-Pl nk Panther 3,4, 15, Super Friends 6, 13, Valley of the Dinosaurs 8,10 11 3Q-Star Trek 3,4,15, Hudson Brothers Razzle 8.10. Zoom 20 12 0<>-Jetsons 3,4, IS; These are The Days 6, 13; Harlem Globetrotters 8, 10; Bicycles Are Beautiful 20 12 3Q-Soul Train 3, American Bandstand 6,13; Go 4, 15, Fat Albert 8,10 I IX>-"500" Preview 4; Children's Film Festival 8,10, Big Time Wrestling 15; Movie "The General" 33. 1 3Q-Waler World 3; Flshln' Hole 4. Fisherman 6; Other People, Other Places 13 . .• • • • L---L.J.._-..J._j-ORPHAN ANNIE OHL~ A CHILO - Tt1E PERIL. - TOI..P COURSE, SHE 'S NO WARNEP lME. T ~UTH -5..E MAY ST itA~ ·-- NO, oiii\P- I WOioi ' T NA.Vfi IT • S l-OE'S CHILDREN DON'T KNOW 8uT I l l N.OT HAllE HER FRIGt i TENEP NEEPLESSl.'f'- A5 TO HEiil Slli.A'IItriG, i~E ,t\~ tl HER. TO SThV IN T H r - OF MO!.L~ ·COP D L! • !MolE'S I(HQWN lEAL. HOVSE ··· YOU OQN T ""Vl TO WOU'I' ABOUT ANNIE- PANGER H FORE • .,.s, Mil'\&TERAS 'ou WILL• .., HEINERS BAKERY ALLEY OOP NOW, I WANTYOU1WO 10 ~ELAX AND EN,JOY 'I'OUR- ... RIGHT . • M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER ' - " . Point Rock . All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS . ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION News Notes You ma4 have to q1ve me a hand here~ Th1s 1s a verl.j valuable 1nvent1on You keep 40ur shed locked prettl.j tiqht, I keep 1n here ' Chuq! BETSY ROSS BAKERY . \ SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT - MARK VSTORE - GAUL'S MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY - ~- THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. WAID CROSS SONS STORE KINGSBURY HOME. SALES & SERVICE, INC. . ALL AH-608!!- WAS TO HER WAS A EXCUSE TO PLAY HCOKEY FUM' SCHCX)L !! - SO'v\EWHAR, UNI3E'ARABLE1 AS UNBEA-RABLE;; AS Yet!!- E:xPERIENCE:!! . ,RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE . CARPENTER'S MARKET - HOW 0\N IT FAIL SELLIN~ MERCHANDI~E THI:7 AT :71JCH RIDICi.ILOU.S PRICE:} ? LIKE WELL,50C!'!Ef2 OR LA'TE~ 612EOORY KPN'TOS IS GOINGlOI'INDOUT "' ·' Yesterday's Ans\\er 9 10 16 19 22 Perpetual Plate Trim Unsavory Enghsh nver 23 Least refmed 24 Nelson Eddy song ANI:?, ~.WILL BE t-URiuuB! HI! serious rift PISCES (Feb. ZO-MitCh ZO) Don t let your ambitions ex· ceed your rea ch You are capable of a"ammg your 001111 as long as you are reahsltc about them VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) An overbearrng fr 1end w111 get on 27 Processton your nerves today Bow-o ut 29 Proofread- gracefully You'll lack patience mg mark to tolerate hiS loud manner 30 Ongmat LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) NorJl Correct mally you del tght 111 stlmulatmg debate Be c areful who you 3G - been had 1 ~Your '\tlBirthday Moy 24, 1175 25 Ivory This year will bring you lwo assoc1attons advantageous to you One will be a friend yoo'll meet through an organiZaHon. The other Is someone okfer who can help you lncreyour earmngs. fNEWSPAPERENTERPJUU:..uJIIN I WIN AT BRIDGE Ji To what effect East should set the hand b-+-1-+--+-+--- .-----...:....____Ito NORTH (D) 23 662 .K75 t AQ2 6AQJ97 EAST WEST 6AK3 .7 .A9632 •QJI084 tKJ5 tl087 3 .K 5 • 862 SOUTH 6QJ!0 9 854 ated 29 Barracks m a garrison town 32 Phtltppme tree 33 Biblical bol1t 1;:;-1-+-34 Turkey 35 "Don GtD- ·- t964 .1013 West 1.....1.....1-..lp~ I Pass it: Norlb Eaot '"' Dble Dble Pass Pass whether or not ftve lieans· could make The answer Is that 11 wouldn't because West would not be able to lead enoullb timea from his own hand . 'No oae noticed that East could and should have beaten four apades . All East had to do when be got m wtth the ftrst high trump was to lead a dtamond . A second diamond would be led when he got tn the next Ume. After that bit of britllant defense East would collect a diamond trick in addition to tbe three bicks he was bound to make anyway. . . . •• East-West vulnerable b+--4-+--+---41-- AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW I'M BEHIND THI&1 AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Fob. 11) You could magnify remarks or actrons of a frlend beyond their true proportiOns today Taking hasty offense could cauu a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Yo u may run 1nto some soctal compli c al tons thts even1ng Be carefu l - 1t could be because you've overstayed your welcome 28 Welsh river S..tb The bidding has been : Pass Welt Norlll Eul It Pua Operung lead - Q • L---------_JPass ByO.wald&JameaJacoby Pass IN.T. Paa One letter simply stands for another. In !his sample A is You, South, hold : used for lhe lhree L's. X for the two O's, etc Sln1Ie lellers, South's four-spade call was • K Q 98 5 • A t A4 • A 1111 apostrophes, the lentllh and formation of the words are all one of those nonvumerable Wbal do you do now? hmls Each day th~ code leiters are different gambles He didn't know who A - Bl• lbree ap. .n . Ynr could make what, but he did portlier ,, 111ow1q • JW.- ~no CRYPTOQUOTE know that fouf spad~ wouldn't - · He be hurt lid may u .. 'IV"· byway IIIIa WMEY NTMHE MHT W L P T Actually, it wheeled in. Dum- porllnlar JIIIIIJI ta 001 u •• hit my' s kine of hearts lost to Ioree • G I.~· M W I K M U y T H V G M J T H l\ East's ace at trick one South YKT TODAY'S QUES'I10N ruffed and led the queen of •spades. East won, played a se- You b1d three spodel ond, Y'fOII' TQII.YI.~'A L' J 1' I. F' T ·, --t ' cond high trump and a second parlner ..... th ree o~M_,.,. Wheart was ruffed do you do now? ::.........._'--IOHYI.F. Now South pulled East's last .bower trump, lost a club finesse, but Send $ 1 lor .MCOBY IIODEIW Yesterday's Cryptoquote: WRONG DESIRE ·IS THE took the rest of the trtcks lloOic to; 11 IJrldfll "(clo 1111 GREATEST ENEMY OF HAPPINESS CHINESE East felt that hts partner ,.~ ,. 0 lloJt llldlo PHILOSOPHY t sbould have bid five hearts. City N. 10018. There was a long dt!ICUSSIOII as _ • • tC11111 Kina Feat\lrel Srftdie.te, tnc. ) ,...l!.P•• - ...... w. - w v v w ···- T-•" DURN LOWEEZV'S HIDE!! SHE PUT EVER' STITCH I ~WN IN TH' WASHTUB!! I CANT GO OFF PLA'IIN'CARDS IN DA DBURN AGGERVATIN ' FEMALE!! ·w., .fet. SlafiOii1 N.w ronr v. . MI./ BIRFDA'I SUIT!! I I I I ·• \ •, DOWN I People of 16 Pnor to 1pref ) 17 Urge 1Scot l 18 Ungrateful wretch 20 Babyloman (3 wds.) god 21 Theda22 From a dtstance ~-+--+--+--23 HOISting devtce 25 Champtonshtp 26 Sway 27 Unadulter- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-~on. 19) A presstng urge to get thmgs done may lead you to take on more than you c•n handle Relax - 1t won't hurt to leave somet tor later CANCER (June 21 -July 22) Stay abreast of respons ibilities today Should yo u lag you' ll throw your whole schedule out of wlla c~ and not be able to catch up Tuesday - RACINE PIMING MILl GEMINI (Moy 21-Juno 20) Be sure you re tn ag reement wtth your mate about pl ans for ton1ght If one of you 1s unhapPY about them ne1ther w11! p ave a good t1me DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work . - r1ver SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2S.Oec. 21) Partnership s1tuaUons can be very testy today One you're closely all ted to could be tar less co-o perat1ve than usual. TAURUS (April ZO-Moy ZO) Don't get mto compl1cated bus iness negOtiatiOns today 1f you re ttr ed Wa1t until you're rested before pursu1ng them 41 Famous Kenya 2 Acor, Alan 3 Re-exammmg 13 wds I 4 Form of John 5 Anctent Greek ctty 6 Brave's • shelter 7 Devoured 8 Repeatedly 121 for an obligation owed to you He may not be m a posJtlon lo come through It's not wonh otfend1ng htm For SalurdoyhMoy 24, 1975 ARIES (Marc 21-Aprll 11) The greater part of the day will be pleasant and enjoyab le. but toward even1ng your 1deas may contt1ct w1th another's B~k off Pass POWELL'S SUPER VALU - I Btbhcal travelers 5 Decla red II Venezuelan copper center 12 Smalhsh 13 Flat! 14 Mtssmg hnks (2 wds I 15 French vanm" lady 37 Swann 38 Silted 39 Foreshadow P. J. PAULEY, AGENT - • AH FUM BITTE'R . ,. THE DAILY SENTINEL TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE THASS TRUE!!- 1HAR'6 A GAL . K&C JEWELERS SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 1t's not the day to press a frtend by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 Cyhndrtcal SELVES ! • GOEGLEIN READY MIX tackle today, however Your opponent may take 1t tar more senousty than you tntended -~D'fiCHd' GOING ~OME. INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET [ DID YOU HEAR THAT, ALLEY'? WE MIGHT ~E1 • 3 15-ABC News 13 . 3.3Q-Movle "The Loved One" 10 4:30-Movle "That Funny Feeling" 4. ;a c IUT, ~ST~A.­ U"'LES$ "'!WE CNILP 15 OF 2 45-To Be Announced 33. 3 0<>-VIewpolnt 8, Movie " Treasure Galeleon" 10, Artist In America 33 3· 3G-To Be Announced 8. Oneofa Kind 33. 4 ro-Soul Train 6 , Wrestling 8. Women' s Pro Tennis 13, Making Things Grow 33 4·30-Let' s Grow a Garden 33 5.0<>-Bonanza 3, Wide World of Sports 6,13 . Bonanza 4, Golf 8, 10, Outdoors With Ken Callaway 15; The Romagnolls' Table 33 5.3o-To Be Announced 15. Course of Our Times 33 6 .0<>-News 3,4, 10, Lawrence Welk 8, God Has The Answer 15; Catch 33 33 6 3Q-NBC News 3,4, 15, Reasoner Report 13. News 6 ; CBS News 10, Zoom 33. • 7 ·0<>-Treasure Hunt 3; Lawrence Welk 4,15; Hee Haw 6,8, $25,000 Pyramid 10. Newsmaker '75 13. World Press 33. 7 3Q-Jeopardy 3; Animal World 10; Neighborhood Forum 13 8 ro-Emergenc y 3.4. 15. Kung Fu 6.13, All In The Family 8,10; Book Beat 33 • 8· 30-The Jefferson s 8,10; Biography 33 9 ro-Movle"Uizana's Raid" 3,4; Movie " Breakfast at Tiffany's" 6,13;; Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, To Be Announced 15; Great Performances 33 9 3Q-Bob Newhart 8, 10. 10 IX>-Baseball 15, Carol Burnett 8, 10; Old Folks Aren't AT Home 33 11 0<>-News 3,4,8, 10. 11 15-ABC News 6; News 13. 11 3Q-Movle "Deadlier than th• Male" 3, Movie " The Spiral Road" 4; Movie "ine Bralnlac" 6, Movie "Under the Yum Yum Tree" 8, Movie "Where Are the Spies Are" 10 11 .45-Movle " Tarantula" 13 12 3Q-Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 15 1 1s-Oon Kirshner' s Rock Concert 6 1 3D-Movie '~Rld1ng High" 10; Movte " Rendezvous at Midnight" 13 2 OQ-Movle " The Borgia Stick SATURDAY, MAY 24,1975 ~OJ LNAE HEPE: ~ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-WHAT 2 15-Baseball 3, 4,15 2 3G-Fishln' Hole 8 6 0<>- Ne ws 3.4,8,10,13, 15; ABC News 6, l:leCiriC Company 20; Veterans Administration Hospital 33 6 3Q-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13, Bewitched 6, CBS New's 8.10; Bikes Are Beautiful 20. Zoom 33 7 ro-Truth or Consequences 3,4, Bowling for Dollars 6, WCHS TV Report 8; Aviation Weather 20,33. News 10. J1mmy Dean 13, Phil Donahue IS 7 3Q-f·orter Wagoner 3, Pop' Goes The Country 4; New Candid Camera 6; Popj! Goes The Country 8. Black Perspective on the news 20,33; Treasure Hunt 10, To Tell The Truth 13. Night Stalker 6, 13 , 8 0<>-Sanford and Son 3,4, IS, Comedy Special " The Boys" 8, 10; Washington Week In In Rev1ew 20,33. 8 3Q-Chlco and the Man 3,4,15, We' ll Get By 8,110; Wall Street Week 20,33 9 IX>-Roc kford F1les 3,4,15, Hot L Baltimore 6,13, NBA Play-Off 8, 10; Masterpiece Theatre 20, Consumer Survival Kit 33 . 9 30-Qdd Couple 6.13. Assignment America 33 10 IX>-Pollce Woman 3,4,15; Get Christie Love' 6,13; News 20. Paul Nuchlms 33 11 IX>- News 3,4,6, 10,8, 13, 15, ABC News 33 11 JQ-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 13 Sammy and Company 6; Movie " Waco" 8. Movie " Seconds" 10; Janak! 33 I 0<>-Midnlght Special 3,4, 15; Wide World Special 6, Movie " Dinosaurusl " 10; News 13. 2· 30-Star Trek 4. 3 30-Movle "At War with the Army" 4 5 30-Movle "Lcineiy Are The Brave" 4 ·'' t 2 ro-Baseball warm· UP 3,4,15. Indianapolis 500 Festival Parade 6,13; To Be Annoonced 8,10 FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1975 the Sermonette -MEIGS TIRE CENTER I I Ii ' ' -· I I ~.~.I ' ~I 1 I j I I .J/ I ' II ' Ij I I' ' I I I I ... WOULON'T 1IW INW6 'ttlUR ~ I'N>!i �I 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 23, 1975 Jl!UMffiM®Ikal ..,_,,"' -~,_. For Fast Re~~lts llse :Sentine_l Classifieds Auto Sales ~te For~~ I" B • ,;• s · , s usmess erVI-ce Unscramble thesdour Jumbles, · one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. For Rent · ~y COU N I Mobi le t;ioml" Park Rt 33. ten miles north PRUN:j /· I I· Real 11177 vw Ca ll 669 4'1 425 20 6tp 3 A ND .1 ROOM t urn •shed and 'SPON&ER:' IVA5 INVITE[::> TO THE PAF:IY E!IECAUSE HE WAS 11·11!7 TYPE OF Ct\ARACTER:. 1/JO//JUTl I I IJ ~M H UU ~ t. ~"" bath , 2 bedroom s. !MS he ut, ~50 So u th Th •rd Ave, M1d dleport Cal l 992 5078 . · , 5,23 Jtp · - ~·-- -HOU SE for sa le located on· , Vme Street in Racine Two t s tor y frame, th reEf l:)e(jf'oom . rec e nt ly remode led k1tche n, garaQ (>, f1r e plece , .75 acre Call 949 511 .t any t 1m e for appo1ntment . 5 2J 8tc 't un furnished apartments 191f FORO Econoline super van V 8, automatic tr ans t Phone 99'} 543.:1 misston , p.s .. extra goo_d <1 12 tfc ,c ond1tion Also , 1951 GMC 11,. ton flat bed d ump . Tom PRIVA TE meetinq room for Hayman . long Bottom , an v organization , pho ne 992 197 5 Oh 10 985 J509 5 22 3tp 3 11 lfc 1 l'l AC f./ E S land , and locus t posts Als o. 1965 Ford LTO Phon e 742 3656 ' 5 13 52tp Roger Hysell's Garage · and Automobile Transmission Repair · · SPE/1/C --.... t T" "[ :t :t XI I I I WII.KINSON SM~LL ENGU KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER "At Caution Light " Rt. 7, Tuppers Platns . Sale ------------ -- Ground 1968 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE ·................................. .. V-8, P.S .. P.B, a ut o. trans., vinyl top, a ir cond radio more ·• ' AND MANY OTHER GREAT CAR BUYS See Sm11in Art Argyries, Ceward Catvert or Bill Nelson Dealership Ope ~: Mon .. Frt. ftll 7 p.m ., Saturday fill 5 p.m. . Sale Grand Opening 0. J. LAUDERM(LT Wolfe & Ward Garage ROOFING COUNTRY HOME FOR FREE .ESTIMATES LAND WANTED Strout Realty Call Cheattr, (614)890-1333 500 E. Main 51 . ,.IIIII'••••I~ 2 SIGNS HElL Racine PJumbing &Heating A1r conditioning, plum bing, heating , roof1ng spouting , general sheef metal work. Free Estimates Phone 949-5961 Emergency 949-2211 or 992-5700 q . From the largest Tr uck or Bufldozer Rad iator to the smalles t Heater Core, LARRY'S ." Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph.,.U -2174 MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. POmeroY • CLOSED qn GLEN R. Bissell HELP WANTED $3.96 Per Hour -------------Estat~ "'r Sale -------------- -------------- RUTLAND : BARGAIN CENTER 446.0677 watts -- -- --- ------- -------------------------- --------- ---- - -------------- Sale Yard Sale _____ -------------- _________ For -------------------------- ---·----------- SUNDAY and MONDAY For Memorial Day Holiday AWMINUM & VINYL SIDING FREE ESTIMATES PH. 949-5184 5·4-1 mo. • -· PH. 992-7777 POMEROY SEPT IC TANKS c lea n ed . Modern San itation 992-3954 . or 991·7349. 9 18 tfc ---------------- EXCAVATING. dozer , loader and backhoe work, sep tic tank s installed , d um p truc ks and lo-boys for htre, will haul fill dirt , top sol i, lim es ton e and grave l, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992-7089, n ight phone 99l 352S or 992-S232 2-11-tfc See Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newsp~per ----- ---------- WILL: trim tor cut trees and Shrubb e ry , c lea r out basemen ts , attics, e l c. Phone 949-3221 or 742-4441. · 5 18 -26tc --- --.----------- 4 . Our Special Rebate Granada Sale regular stock Granados we will give af lent $250.00 eba1es on any cars in s1ock . Choke of silt. B. H. T., Dr . local owner. ' Grandville 4 Chev. 74 Olds 74 PINTO. AUTO..................... s2295 4 Cyl. 73 GRAN TORINO .................... s2495 Auto .' trans .• power steering & brakqs. Like new. 73 Olds 98 LS Sed., v-roof, air.............. '4395 1973 Ford VB Ranger..................... s3395 73 Olds 73 Olds Deluxe 2 72 1971 Maverick 2 Dr. Sedan ............. s1695 Imp .. Olds 98 72 Pontiac 70 Chev. 69 Ford Dr . Sup. HT Cpe., Cust . power, air .... 12 895 Coupe, power ..........12295 HT Sed . v-roof, power, air ....... '2895 72 Olds Toronado Cpe .. v-roof, .......... .............. 13095 lerior . Hatchback feature. SEE: FRED BLAffiNAR, DARRELL DODRILL air, S. , ............ '3095 S. Cpe .., auto., P .. 72 Buick Elec. 2 Dr.., HT.. , pow .. , air .......... 13195 by one careful local owner. Luxury ln . 13 CHEVY CHEVEU.E............. ..'2295 H.T., Cut. 72 Chev. 1973 Ford ·Pinto 3 Door Runabout..S2195 • Very low mileage Cut 73 Vega Hatchback 4 sp .. , radio ................. '2195 2 Dr . hardtop, 340 cu. in . 11-8, power steering, power brakes, auto, trans. Share 200 cu in. 6 cyl. engine . Economy allis besf . One local owner . Dr. HT Cpe .. , pow . , air, v-rt ............ '4595 73 Malibu Cpe., V-8, speed ... ................ '2595 P.S., P. ~. 2 88 1974 Ford 6 cyl. Pickup....................... s3395 1973 Dodge Dart 340................... '2695 4 Dr., 6 cyl., auto. door ..... ....... .............. 73 Olds Roy.. 88 HT Cpe . , air .......... ....... '3295 1973 Chevrolet Four Wheel Drive.:.. '3995 Plckvp, 3!• ton, power steering, one very careful iocal owtier. Dr. H. T . I 75 Caprice 4 '5595 Sold new for over $6700 . Full powe r , air, stereo , V-roof , 1,500 miles . New Cadtllac frade. XL T Pickup, air condifioned, fully equipped. showroom clean. Fines! and besf Ford made . 71 FORD MAVERICK .................s1495 Cat. HT Imp. Cpe, power, air ............. '2695 C~e., v-roof..................... '1595 Gal.. 500 4 !nor ................................ 1895 69 Corvair 2 door, standard .................... .......... 1395 Good Selection of Other Cars- Bring your Rebate Check and let's dul. Apple Grove .look! 57 Chev. 4 Door, 6 std ......................... 1695 GOOD SELECTION OF <;HEAPER CARS News Notes 21 New '75 Olds Ready tor Delivery By Mrs. Herbert Roush J a mes Early of Colwnbus vtstted .Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill SUilday and called on other friends. Lorna Bell spent the we~kend with Mr . and Mrs. Do n Bell from her employment in Columbus. Art Hill relurned home from Farmouth , Ky. to s pend the summer wilh his parenls , Mr . and Mrs . Dallas Hill . Mr . an<;l Mrs. Jack Ables and Vicki and Paul, Mrs . Ruby Congo spent a recent SUilday with Mr. and Mrs . Laurence Ables and Ron Ables at Ashville, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Everetle Parsons of .Negley, Mr . and Mrs . Dave Wolfe and children, Mark , Ctndy and Jan, Mrs . Carroll While and children, Darla, Deanna, and Kevin, visiled during the week with Mrs. Ruth Pa r- . sons, Preston, Mrs . Edna Parsons and Mark. Calling in the Preston See Rav Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985- 4100 Located on St . Rt. 7 Karr & VanZandt IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, JUVENILE Dt\IISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO SUMMONS "You ' ll Like Our Qual ity Way guesls of their grandmother, of Doing Business" Mrs. Ruth Parsons, Mrs. 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Edna Parsohs and Mark a nd Cue No . 215U To Willoughby HilL Juvenile Preston Parsons. Open Evenings Unlil .6 :00- Til5 p .m. Sat . Probation Off 1c er of Meig s -~ Parsons home on Mother's wilh Mr , and Mrs . Roy Mrs. Edna Parsons visiled County , Ohio Day to visit Mrs . Ruth Donohew. Mother's Day wilh Mrs. You are co mmended to Parsons were Mrs. Don Mrs. Jeff Donohew and Maggie Gilmore and took her notify Jan1ce Faye L1tt1e . prov1 d ecf so as ro reduce ex OR OINANCE 461 address unk nown , that a Combs, Glenda Forresler, baby, Mr. and Mrs. Robert dinne r to her. pos ure to flood hazard s, an d comp la int has been f1lecl in That the Building In spector Mrs . Bessie Stitt, Lester' Profitt of Belpre spent PROVIDING FOR A Mr . and Mrs . Erwin lh is Court that Sa mmy Lee BUILDING s hall r ~qu1re n ew or COOE F OR THE L1ttte , age 17 years, OOB l -9 Sayre of Evan s , W. Va ., Saturday evening with Mr. Gloeckner spent . a recent r ep lacement wat e r sup p ly 1958: Sandra Lynn Little , age VILLAGE OF POMEROY , systems and or san 1ta r y AND PROVID I N G Mrs . Edna Parsons was a and Mrs. Roy Donohew. weekend with Mr . and Mrs. 16 years. OOB : 2231959; and OHIO, be F OR INSPE CT ION O F sewage syste ms lo Steven Lewis Little, age 13 BUILDINGS dinner guest Thursday of Mr . and Mrs. Ge·rald Larry Badgely and children IN FLOO D d esig n ed to m 1n im 1ze or years, DOS 8·9-1961 , appear Mrs. Maggie Gilmore at Hayman spent Tuesday at Fairfax, Va . AND PROVIDING e11mma te unfi ltra t 1on of flood to be neglected and dependent AREAS, FOR THE TERMS OF SAID wa te rs mto th e sy stem s and children . Racine . Oscar Ma)'llar d also evening with Mr. and Mrs. A Memorial Day dinner ORDINANCE AND discharges fro m the sys te m s It is ordered that you appear mto flood water s , and reQUire called in the Gilmore home. Milo Richardson at Fairview. will be held at the Letart personally OECLARtNG SAIO OR before t he Court at DtNANCE on -s1tewater d1 sposa1 sys tems TO BE A N Pomeroy, Ohio , on the 6th day · William Aires of Evans, W. The Rlchardsons le(t Falls Community Hall to be loca t ed so a s to avo 1d of J un e. 1975, at 10 00 o'clock , EMERGENC Y. 1mpa 1r ment of them or con Va., v isited his sisler, Mr . Salurday for their home at Sunday, May 25. Proceeds A M. Further it Is ordered that WHEREA S, the Village of tam ination from th em d ur. nq the persons having phys ical Pomeroy and Mrs . Arthur Stobart Port Huron , Mich., after .w ill pay for upkeep of t he hereby desire flooding custody or control of said to enact a does That the Build ing lns pettor Mother's Day . building code spending a two weeks hall, Ch •ldren shall bring the tor t he Village of Pome roy NOW , THEREFORE , the c h ildre n to th e hearing . A Mr. and Mrs . Everette vacation at lhelr farm. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris shall be appoin ted by th e person so notified, who fails to Village of Pomero y does Parsons of Negley spent Mrs . Eula Wolfe caUed at • of Racine visited Mr. and appear , may be punished a s In hereby r e quire that each Village counc11 XX person, firm or corporation other cases of contempt of that Tuesday evening with Mr. lhe Foglesoog FUileral Home Mrs. Floyd Norris SUilday. Tha t any person . f1rm or desires to erect , con Court corporaTion V10iat1n g the and Mrs . Herbert Roush. at Mason Sunday to pay Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables, Any party is entitled to struct, enlarge, a lter , repa1r , term s of thi s Ordlni'Hl CI? 1S tmprove , move or de molish Mr . and Mrs . Greg respect lo Curtiss Young. Ron Ables of Ashville were counsel in the proceedings and any building or structure must hereby fmed not m ore ~ Iha n the Court will appoint counsel hav e" a separate budding 5100 00 for each day's Donohew and son of Mrs . Ada Norris has weekend guesls of Mr. and 1f the party is indigent violat 1on permit tor each bui ld ing or Colwnbus spent the weekend returned to the home of Mr. Mrs.. Jack Ables and family Said Willou9hby Hill will structure from the Bu il ding Tha t th iS Ord1na nce 1S make due return -of th is writ Inspector . her eby dec lared to be an and Mn. Erwin Gloeckner and Mr. and Mrs. Charles on or before the Jrd day of That the Building Inspector emergency Ordinan ce to r the Juoe. 1975. afler spending ten days wllh Congo al Portland. must examme all plans a nd rea son that 11 1S necessary tor The complaint filed herein the Village of Pomero y 10 her ~aughter, Mr. and Mrs. · Mr . and Mrs. Joe Stobart contains & prayer for per specificat ions fo r the proposed qual1fy for the Nat1onal Flood new construct1on when an ma nent custody . You are Paul Davis at Parkersburg. have purchased the former In surance , wherefore . l h1s application is made tor a not1fied that the granting of Ord1nance shal l ta ke e ff ect Mr. and Mrs . William R. Dr. John Philson house in such custody permanently buildln9 perm it. a nd be in fo rce immedial ely That the Bulldil'lg Inspector Smllh and son, Bllly, of !tacine and are planning to d ivests the . paren ts of the1r shall review a l l b u ild 1ng aft er 1ts pa ssage parental ri ghts and privileges. perm it applications for new Negley, spent Wednesday move there. Witness my hand and the construction or substant ta! Passed with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs . fjomer seal of sa id Court this 21st day improvements to determ tn e Of May, 1975 Da le E Sm1t h whether proposed bu il d ing Roush and were dinner Warner visited Mr. and Mrs. Mayor sites will be reasonably safe Mann ing 0 Webster, from flooding If a propo sed Jane Walton Judge bujldlno site Is in a location Clerk x - That each person f l1 1ng that has a flood hazard , and By Janet E . Morris proposed new constru c tion or an ap plication for new COil Chief Deputy Clerk substent!al improvem ent struct1on mu s t acco m pany (5) 23, lf c (including prefabricated and Sa td appl1 ca t 1on wlih th e mobi le homes) must (I) be fo llowmg fees (a J S600 for any new con lllt designed (or modified) and anchored to preven t flotation . strU CIIOn COSt ing $1 .000 00 or co llapSt, or lateral move m en t less (b ) An add 1f10 nal f ee of $1 00 for the of the structure <11) use Open k B The Tax 00 s are now Hoyt Ferguson at Pt . construclloo mater.ats and tor each add1I10n a t $1,000 00 of Pleasant Thursday. utility eQu ipment that are new constru ction cost June Or Secon d Half Collection of the resistant to ftood damage, and Reg. 1974 ·Real Estate Taxes. Als~ for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush lilt I U>e construci >On (5) 23 . 30 , 2tc $920 -Inquent tax. Closing date wtll be enjoyed a picnic Sunday in methods . and practices that del W i lt mln1m.ze flood damage ; the ce Ie b ra tl on o f M r . and LEGAL June 20, 1975. Roush's lili-lhday at State That the Bu i td i~g lnspec.tor Reg. Tu ppers Pla 1ns Ches ter · . shall review subd 1V1S1on Park $520 on Route 33. proposals and other propos ed Water Distr ict are accepting Mrs. Allee Balser spent now developments to assure bids tor a 1971 For d 12 ton that fl) all such proposals are pickup 3 speed transmiss1on , Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. conalslent with th'e need to 302 e ngin e B1ds will be ac Jack Ables and family mlnimlzo flood ~amage, ( Ill cep ted until 12 oop m. June 2, p · all public utll itles and 1975 Box 7, Ctleste r . OhiO 45720 ' electrical and water : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : . . . . . . . . . . . . . facilit ies, such as sewer , gas , 1syslems : tHt located , elevated and constructed to · minlmize or 151 16. 13 , 30 , 3tc elim inate flood dam age. and (fill adequate drainage 1S TM75 Reg . $525 Rent 2 BEORM . tra iler , clos e to stores , school and SWi m TM125 ming pool Call after 1 p m 991 59 14 Reg. S875 5-20 61C Olester, o. LEGAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Square Yard. . RUBBER BACK Meir County Real Estate Owners . 1975 ENDURA BIKES TS 185 TS 75 We have hund.;e d s 'of carpet valuts. YOur fob can be completed jn 1 to 2 weeks, No long walt lno period . Our Installer has 28 years experience ... Expert installat ion . You'll like what you ge1 . CALL·7·2·4211 TALK TO WE'NOELL GRATE, · CARPET CONSULTANT GEORGE M. COWNS 1975 COMPEilTION BIKES RUTLAND. ·fURNITURE 7~-4211 - .-.ll-;naJ 1975 STREET BIKES GT 380 , ~~9 $1237 GT 550 GT.750 Reg .. $1695 • $775 S..AT., SUN., REUVE SOUNDS OF THE EARLY SimES THE Reg . · 1$21.95 ~ON., For MAY 24, 25, 26 TUNE TO WMPO SAT. GARAGE apt. for re nt 10 Miclr11eport Adult s o nly Phone 992 -7485 aftef 5. 30 pm 5 20 -Stc - SUN. WMP0-1390-92.1 F.M. • (Sat.-Sun.) 'I _____ _.___~---....--- ' TRAILER space, 1 mi le from Pom ero\' . Phone 992 -5858 .. 5 1 lfc MON. HEAR-THE lEACH BOYS, JAN & DEAN,,, ETC. DAY , .. Met'a County Treasurer "WMPO GOES TO THE BEACH'.' CLOSED MONDAY· MEMORIAL SaM .r P. '75 Olds Driver 's ed . car. Sticker price, new $5545.40 . Fully equipped wifh 60-~0 seat. AM FM rad io, sfee t radial , ·fires, factory air, low milea~e . .SPECIAL BOSS ·IS AWAY SALE! fmploJment Wanted ' P.S., Sed . DeVille, power, air .... ; .. '3895 Cut. Supreme Sed~n ....... ..-:.:... ' 4695 72 Cadillac 2 DAYS ONLY -· for Rent 71 FORD TORINO . . . ................. SJ95 4 Dr ., 6 cyl . auto. 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, pow .. , air .......... '5500 SUZUKI OF GALLIPOLIS LET US DO IT!! Carpeting 50!' NYLON ,99 .oo. 68 CHEVY..........:................... $595 4 Dr., 6 cyi., auto . 71 PONTIAC...........................s1495 ~ POMEROY, OHIO Ford Motor Co. announces specia I edition models with major factory rebates as folle~ws: Custom soo $332 .. 00, Granada $250 .. 00, Pinto.s $113..00, Mustang II $106.00, Mavericks $96 . 00, Explorer Pickups as much as $197 This is in addition to our generous rebates and over allowances. Our pencil is always sharp .. Now is the lime to buy, while selection is at an all time high, and our prices are low. '595 ' 75 Cadillac Sed .. DeVille, pow .., air .... : .... '8600 DAN THOMPSON FORD 66 OLDS 4 DR tfT................... '595 A ir , nice car . I •••• •• ••• ••• • '- POME~~! E~~~~~ ~· ~ Service 2 Dr . H.T. 68 PONTIAC fAT........ 4 Dr . USED CARS AT 712 Dr.PONTIAC CATALINA .............s1295 H.T. 1972 OODGE DART 4 DR. , S2345 Local owner & low mileage, good while-wall fires. small V-B engine, power steenng, facfory air, gold fin ish, blk . vinyl top, vinyl interior tr im, radio. A clean car. EXPERIENCED Radlat • ' " Hubbard's Greenhoose 68 FORD GAlAXIE.. ..................1 .. s595 71 FORD GAlAXIE ................... '995 4 Dr . H. T. 1914 CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC $3895 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, aufomafic frans ., power sfeerlng & brakes, factor y air, tinted glass, wheel covers , AM-FM radio, less I han 13,000 miles , red vinyl fop.· while finish , a beautiful luxury mid-s1ze car. 4 2 75 2 dr. H. T ., 6 cyl. stand. 69 CHEVY IMP.............................1795 1969 CHEVY NOVA ·4 DR . $1095 6 cyl., automatic trans ., c lean intenor, good tires, radlo. ALWAYS , SH 68 MERC. COMET.............. ;.... s595 4 VALUE RATED P.S. 70 MERC. MONT......................SJ95 4 Dr . H.T., one owner. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Motor Co. OF _QUALITY auto., 70 MAVERICK .......................... s795 6 cyl., auto. .. 5·5d mo. -' Phone 992-1174 H. T., 1/. a, Dr. 4 Dr . Wag . , auto., SmHh Nelson Motors lric. Horne Building Room Additions· o.. Mobile Homes Ohio 67 CHEVY IMPALA.....:............... s395 2 IS PENCIL 69 CHEVY IMPAlA .................... s795 Do Business With A Leader Ph. 915-4,02 NEIGLER Building Supp~ -------------- ' Consbuction f,o. FREE ESTIMATES -------------- ----- --------- CHRYSLER NEWPORT. : ..... ...... .. ............ '995 V-8, P.S., P. B., auto. trans., atr cond , vinyl to p, radio, more. _______ ______ Notice 1~0 PLYMOUTH VALIANT. ............................ !I495 2 r . 5 Iant 6, auto . trans. , white-wa ll tires. radio 1~9 " B'ARGA IN S are our middle name" in clean , use d fur nitur e, GUARAN TEED ap plial'1res & • new furniture Open 9-S Wed. through Sun : Ph .: 667-1858 . 5 15 1 mo LARRY Sale mo~e . . , . . , auto . tran s., a~r cond ., v in yl top, radio, o. BEAUTY SALON - ~9?~ ~0~~ LTD .......................................... ~l695 · Service 992-3092 lOLA'S Sale 1971.fORD TQRINO 4 DR .... .. ....................'1995 V-8, P .S., P. B. , auto. tran s., vinyl top, radio, mor e. Sa!J!$ & Merle Norman Cosmetics I 1974 FORD MUSTANG GHIA .. .....................'3495 V-6, auto . trans., bucket seats, rad 1o, gauges, more. ' /I.PT hke new , 3 rooms . with larg e bath , tabletop range , 1967 OLU ~ and 1969 Pon t 1ac FOR SALE or trade gQod 2 for sa le . Don Say'te, 632 Now arrance the c ircled letters large closet , East Mam s t . bed ro om house with hard Grant St , Middlepor t Oh10 Phon e 991 ·5681 or Pomeroy See to app r ec 1ate to form the surprise answer, as wood floors , n 1ce ba t h with 45 760 992-7121 Phone GallipO liS durmg day , tub . sa .ooo oo Wil l tr ade for surgested by the above cartoon. 5 23 3tp 1.16 9699 , eveni ngs 446 9539 rur a l prope r ty , e1 th er sma ll 5-14-1 mo. 4 to tf c farm or 1n vill age For L - - - - - - -" - - - - - ' fur t her mformation ca ll 99'2 1973 FORD F IOOp1Cku p, 6 cyl. 2186 FURN ISHED apartment. au tomal1c . 27 ,000 actua l (Anlwf':rl lomo rro \o) adults on ly in Middleport . 5 23 J IC miles . like new Phone 992 Phone 992·387<1 3496 after 6 p m Jumlol, ... FLOOD UNIFY BUTTER PLURAL FREE ESTIMATES'll"lllrrda~ · ~ 3-25 tfc 5.21 ttc SERVICE station and ga rage Blown 1n Rutland Wil l ftna nce or - ------------' .\.n~'>l'r: It lwl llw lm~~ lr11·d lu (/41 u/11'11 o,,.,., tla~ u lease Phone 742 5052 Insulation Services < rm(llrf t ' l ~11 al lllf lu~~tufH1 - IAON IT OUT .TRA ILER space for rent 1n 5- 14-26tc M1ddleport Ca ll 992 2625 Blown into Wa lis & Attics ' 4 27 tfc STORM NEED A -n;~ · ho~;-~~lf on WINDOWS& DOORS you r loP Con t act Mi lo B. In MemOIJ Hut chison , Rutland , Oh to. REPLACEMENT Pets For Phone7423615 . ··· IN LOV I NG memory of M r s WINOOWS TW O ChihUahua pupp1es - 10 Employment Wanted 5 8 tfc Freda Evans who passed ALUMINUM weeks old and 2 Chihuahua - - -- - - - - -------- •I,' away one year ago today REM~DEUNG, P lumb 1ng , SIDING-SOFFITT females '1 yrs and 3 yrs May 23, 197<1 BR IC K HOUSE on seCond St healmg and a ll t ypes of For old Phon e 7.t2 4465 GUTTERS·AWNINGS ' John St., Next To downtow n Pomeroy . genera l re pa ir Work 5 23 3tc CB's An ten nas , f1Sh 1ng bail, Suitable for 11v1ng quar t ers Wh en I recall from time to Grade School guarant eed 20 yea r s ex l.AVENDER l1me . upstairs , bus1i"'·ess down, fish1ng supp lies, guns and per1enc e Phone 992 2409. ?9?:2549 · Syracuse, 0 . Syracuse, Ohio off1ce or home. With 1n How you 1nsp1red lh1s heart of amm o Indian Joe's Sports 5-l He m me. walki n g d1stance -ct all Wanted To Buy Ph . 992 ·3"3 and CB 's JOB Pag e 51 , --------------------stores . Call 992 3489 5-8·1 mo. - - · ·10-1 mo . I f 1nd myse lf 1nCimed to pr ay, Middl eport HALL·s SALVAGE. OLD RT Thank God tor you 522-Jlc 5 18 30tc ,._ For )3 , POMEROY . OHIO Some day 1 hope w1lh you to Scra p bodies W1th fra me and stand . GU NS AND AMMO - Our 38-EDROOM home on 4acres rear ends up to S16 . Sc rap CAM PER s leeps 6, stove an d of ground, ful l basemen t, Bt-tore the t hr one at God's summe r stock 1S now refr 1gerator . gas and elec No 2 long , S1 10 hundred, r1g ht hand , arriv1ng . R 1fles , shotguns, fuel oil furnace, a . c' light Good con d 1t1on . Phone Scra p No l long , $1 25 hund breezeway and large g•~,ege And say to you at to urney's P ISto ls , re1oad 1n g equip 992 294 1 red Mo tors unc leaned and end , 10 !he coun try but ciMtt to scopes , ammuni t 1ons , .22 5 18 7tc transm1SS10ns $1 20 hund Thank God for you town On h-ard top road , 2 MAG h p $3 per bOK , S27 50 re d · trai ler set up s in c luded Cal l Sadly m issed by daugh ter per carton (500 ) 22 I r h . p 5 20 ff c CLOSE OUT on new Z1g -Zag 992 7649 after 4 p .m or 992and son 10 law . Mr and S2 10 per loop Get them ---- - --- - - - - - Pleasant Ridge · 25 19 a n y l1me for ap Mrs Raymon d Proff!lt while they la st. Store hou r s sewing m a chmes . For Old upright po~ntmen t. grandchildren , brothers , WAN T ED effecti<Je May 19 Monday sewing stretch fabri cs, Pomeroy, Ohio pianos , any condit10 n and S1sters Thu rsday 9 am to 6 p m ., 4 30 26tc buttonholes , fa ncy des1gns , PHONE 992·2823 Paymg $10 each . First fl oor ~r iday and Sat ur day 9 a .m --- --- -------5 23 ltc etc Paint slig htly only Wr1te and g1ve Condor St. to 9 p m VILLAGE GUN blem 1shed . Cho1ce of Pomeroy, 0_. directions to Wit ten P1ano SH OPPE , 266 Mi lt Sf , ca rr ymg case or sewi ng Co , Box t88 , Sardis, Ohio Mi ddle port sta nd. $49 .80 cash or term s OPEN 9 a.m. to6 p.m. 43946 Reasonable Rates avai lable Ph one 992 7755. 5 18,30tc Monday thru Saturday BEAU T IFUL se l ectio n of 5·22 -6tp - :- - - -·- ---- -- - -- - I We wtll p1ck up & delivery. 12 18-ttc fl owe r s, pots , baske ts and - - ~ - ---------- -. . Special low prices on all Phone 992-7665 sp ra ys tor Memor1a l Day OLD furni ture, ice boxes, mechanical work. . ,. Cliff's Place, N Secon d St bra ss beds , or complete BEDDIN G PLANTS , pott ed Real Estate For 5 1 l mo . 4-10 -1 mo plants , geran 1ums , aza leas , Midd lepor t ho useho lds Wrde M. D 4 bedrooms, large petuntas , por c h bo xes HOUSE 1n Rutland on Mam 5 4 tfc M il ler , Rt 4, Pomeroy, and modern kitchen, ------- - - - - - - - hanging baskets . Cleland 'S St , Will sell c neap _ Phone Oh10 Call 992 7760 SHOOT IN G MATC-H, Wi ndy Greenho u se , Gera ldin e 742 5374 10 7 74 bath, Chester watl!r' Cleland, Rac ine , Oh10 . Ridge Gun Club , 5 n 3tc district, new !urnacll, Harr1S0nv1 lle , Sunday . May 5- 15 tfc -- ------ - - - - - - - - - --------------- 'l LARG E lo ts. r ura l water 25 , 1 p m Fac tory choked vinyl siding, storrtJ guns on ly . SIMMO NS' h1 de a bed and available Hard road , 3 5 22 3tp windows and doors, 1 matching ch a 1r , Sy lvania m lies from by pass on On aluminum replacement In Syracuse - --- - --------colored TV , floor la mp , Leadmg Creek Road . Pt1one acre of ground . Good Wtndows , siding, storm QUAR TER horse a t stud , la rg e breakfast set a nd el ec Now open tor season. Now 742 3108 doors and windows, railmg , Investor wants 3 to 5 yo ung son of "THE OLE healer Also , some ant 1que garden, financing a vail able- most varieties 5 9 JO tc phone Charles · Lisle , MAN," AAAT, a leading furn1ture P hone 992 3953 - - - - - ---- - -- - - - of vegetabl e plants & acres of land in Syracuse, Ohio . Carl available. Phone 949stre of race and s how hor . flowers plus potted llqwers. 5 21 6t c Jacob , Sales Represen Pomeroy .. Zoned, ses R en wtthin 100th of a 5953 . ----------------OUR ~PECIAL TY over TWO NEW 3 bed room ho mes 1ative. secon d of AAA t ime before l<n4 EL SIN ORE Ho nda 125. 2,000 hanging baskets of multi family, flat, W1th t ca r garage , carpeted , he was 2 Off icial AA w1th an s.soo, helm et , $25 Ph one 992 Petunias, Ivy. Geraniums, FHA or ba nk fi nan cing. 89 s peed in dex , ha lte r , and with all utilities. 72 11 . Vines, and Begonias . • Phon e 742 3615 or see Milo con format1on , and bes t 52 1 3 t c ~ Hut chinson, Rutland . TOP QUALITY AT d1sposif10n . Fee SlOO a t t ime LOWEST PRICES s . ~ tfc of serv ices with live foa l 1972 HONDA 175, less th an ---------------992· 5776 guarantee Phone 992 -7888 . MIDDLEPORT 4 apt:. 2,000 miles . Phone 742 3295 : , .4-17-lmo .4 -20 26tc 5213fcr complex, con tains J fu~f) SJZe apts . & 1 eff ictency:f GENERA L Repair, Clean up PUBLIC AUCT IO-N . Sa tur STARCRAFT new and used Wlfh all furn iS hi ngs day , May 24 , 1975, 1 p m and haultng, cutt1ng, 1 traders and fold downs quiet res1dential stre et, Hayward BISSell Farm , we ld1ng , ca rp e ntr y, Closed May 24 , 25 and 26 . 115,000 00 Bashan Keno Rd . co rd 28 . plumb 1ng , elec maso nry Camp Conley Sfarc rat t 3 mi les from s r .24B , Model and general remode li ng . Help Wanted Sales , Rt . 62 , N Poin t 91 W1nchester 12 ga pump Ca ll Skd -Pool 992 5126 Pleasant , W Va RUTLAND - Lo vely well gun . 22 ca l Wmchester RE SPONSIB LE and capa. bl~ 5 13 26tc . 608 E. 5-22-2tc built br 1ck ranche r , of. pump , 6 shot bolt act 10n 12 person to l1ve in home wlfh - --------~------------------. . ' MAIN fenng equipped kitchen, !} e lderly couple Good sa lary ga 1 c . Higgms , old .organ REAOY MIX CONCRE TE F LOWERS for MemoriallJdy , Racine, Ohio stool, smal l tur t le back to Qual if ying app l1cant BR , l'h bafhs, lge LR. lge. de li vered r~g ht to yo ur POM£ROY, la rg e se lec 110n of po t s , trunk , old tater bug man Re ferences reQ ui red Phone at1 tc fa n m ha ll , custom proj ec t Fast and easy . Free We Build the Best and vases, bas kets, spray s and 992 2642 dolm. s mall 1ron kettle , 1ron est imat es Phon e 992-3284, dra pes, fu ll base ., attach ed plaques Small ey's G1ff Repair the Rest . sk.l!lets , ste rt 1ng s ilver and CLOSE TO RIVER Goegl ein Read y Mix Co, garage . Good buy ;>I'· op. Chester , phone 98 Sother silver pees Old -·----- -- - -5 -18 --6tc Sh -Cabinets InstalledMiddl e por t, Oh ro. acre, large house, About 1 35J7 IJq .oo o. oo. , F ioan ci nQ I carpenter 's tool box , tools r - - - - -- -- - -6 30-tfc basement, own water 5-159tc and other tool box es. 2 oil ova Hab le ' · - - - -----------Call Be lore 7: 30A.M. sa la mand ers 11" h p . elec sysfem, garage. sforage " ' CAR- PE:f Insta ll atiOn, -- $125 Or Af1er6:00 P.M. ha nd saw, bumper pool per yard Ca l l Richard WORTH EVERY CENT ....: 1962 INTERN AT ION AL 240 bldg . LOOK, $4,700 table , rad 1os, n1ce 2 dr e lec 949·3604 · IF YOU ' VE THOUGHT OF West, Phone 843 2667 tra cto.r , gasoline . 1972 No Ntce 2-sto r y hom e ali refr ig erat or . fr oslf r ee, 5 4 16tc 5·7· 1 mo . 12 Ma ssey Fe rg uson hay LOOK. 3 BUILDING e lectric fans ,, e lec sewmg 100xll8 lot, faces rt ver in, baler . 1973 Me Ro tary bedrooms, colored bafh , mach1ne , o ld chandel 1er , town, ste ps to store, sc hooJ o -g-~D TR E E Trimming , 20 Scy the All this eq u1pmen t is bottles , 9' x 12 ' v 1nyl bu s by , full atfic. can till' years ex per 1ence Insured , EXCAVATING , Oozer , in excell ent cond1 f10n . See ufilify R., large living R., lino leum s , ca ndle holders , Backhoe , ditcher , water free estimates Call 992-3057, fini she d , · full base., copp e~ ni ce kitchen & dtning , A H. Burbr idge. R~ 2, vases, brass~ pes , pow er Jin es, footers, drain s, roads P hon e ( 1) 667Coolvil le Al bany , Oh10 a tter 4 p m plumbing, ga s f.urnace w 1th J mower , lawn spreader , garage, all electric, 1 le11el and brush clean 1ng . No job 304 1. 5 23 3tc load: of diShes . pots . pans . humidifier, storm wi n· acre, tully carpe ted (your too small, no weather too ----------.-4 30 tfc a nd many other items too dows, $18,500.00. bad . Phone Charl es R F ERG USO N 30 tractor, li ke choice of colors ) BRAND nu merous to ment1on , Hatfield , Rt . 1, Rutrand , the day 1t was new Phone NEW- CAN FINANCE Owner Hayward Bisse ll, Full or Part Time Ohio . Phone 742-6092 307 Spring Avenue 1" 949 4953 Auction eer , Roger Hayman $20,000 . Real 5-2·51tp 5 23 6tc THE Pomeroy 992-2298 Phone 949 -2828 . NQt UPSTAIRS IS HOME grown toma to plants, · --·---·-------Expanding responsible for accidents improved Mexican and PR I CE Co nstru ction Co CONTACT: This WHIRL POO L au t om a ti c DOWNSTAIRS 11 Jtp Roof1ng, Spouting, Gemin1 company Heinz 1350 Across from needs washe r , good conditio n . ranch sfy le w1 ll end a ll fhaf Lois Pauley ---- ------- ------5 --tilt -in replacement, win Municipal Park 1 n Syrac use, Phone 992 5621 or 992 390 1 Branch Manager ~ .~ CASH pa 1Ct for all mak.es and climbing. 2 BR. bath , dows, complete rembdeling . employees NOW . Thomas Hayman , s 13·3tc mode ls of mobtle homes . Phone 7<12-6273 or (304) 773utility , n ice kitchen & 1· 4-28 30tc ---------Phone area code 614 -4235684 Lots of overtime. dining, H·w floors , 9531. 5-9 26tp -·-··· - · · - ·· ·· -- - - ----- -· ···-----basemen!. All on 1 level 4 13 -tfc --- ---------;---acre. $13,500 USED All is <;h alme rs round 'Phone Gallipolis wct-'li C TANKS CLEANED . JUNK autos , complete and baler . Also . t wo polled 5- P- R· E-A- D 0 -U-T -e Reasonable RAT E S. Phone delivered to our yard We He re ford bulls, breeding 446 ·.11182 Galtipolls . .. John p1ck: up auto bodies and bu y age Ca ll after 5 p. m . 985 - There'~ room to grow in Russell , ow ner . this 1112 story frame , 4 BR. all kinds of scrap metals and 3538. 4-9\ttc iron . Rider's Salvage , St 5 21 3tp R ., 2 ba t hs, sewi ng ------------,.--Rt 12_.. , Rt . 4, Pomero y, W ,A I TRE ~S. car hop and ----------------recepf 1on or music R, full • ELW06!5 " Eio wERS REPAIR Ohio . Call 992 -5468 . k1tch en help Appl y tn 1971 KAWASAK t 500 , good - - Sweepers, toasters , Irons basemen!, garage, double 10-17 tfc cond1t 10n Call 992 7658. person Craw's Steak Hou se, all small appl iances . Lawrl -------,:::--=-==lot, ca rpeting, pa neling , 5-22 -Jtc Pom e roy , Oh10 mower , next to State High FOR yOur --.,Oii of- Mink " file . $19,900. 5-18-6tc SPECIAL SELLING way Garage on Route 7 Cosmetics . -Phone QN THE SO YARD LINE Phon e 985 J825 BROWN' S 992 5113 RES-PONSIBLE teenage girl MODERN Walnut style stereo We've been arranging 4-16 Iff 1-7 tfc FENDER AMPI..IFIER-100 to babys1t with 9 year old radio. am fm . 4 speaker " goal ·posf buys" in good g 1rl dur1ng summe r month s s ound sys t em, 4 speed SEW ING MACHINE , · QUICK ~RI NT-by mail from With 2 column s of 10" speakers and covers. Also 4 Mul berr y Hgt s . area Call hom~s for years - Let us automatic changer Bal an ce Repa~r s, service, all makes. came ra ready copy _ One 992 7055 a fte r 6 p m microphones & covers :"Atmbsf like new. Nice ouHif for sell your home foday . $1 02 29 . Use our budget 992 2284 The F abric Shop, page $5.55 first 100. Sl 15 5 21 3tc gospel or rock groups . Reg. Sl,SOO outfit , will sacrifice terms Ca ll 992 -3965. 992-2259 Pomeroy . Authorl;zed Singer each a dd 1t1ona 1 100 . Send for $475.00. 5-20 -tfc Sal es and Se rVice Wf copy, c hec k to LET B-ABY SITT ER, 1 or 2 days per sharpen Sc issor s . TER SHOP PLU S. 72 W week . Phone 992 3853 a fter 5 - ---------------GLASSMAS TE R mboard and Union, Athens , Ohio . Also, p m 3-29-lfc ' ' job pr in ting. outboard motor boat 120 5-22 6t p !-White Bath Tub & Commode $35 DOZER wor k, land clearing h p , 18ft gold and wh 1te in 4 29 -38tp by the acre, hourly or color . If interested , ca ll 992 4-0ider Refrigerators · $25 up 5A3J . contract , Fa rm pond s, . NOW se111ng Put ter Bru sh For roads, etc Large dozer and l-Ice · Cream Fr'i!'~zer with 8 lids 5 22 ·31c Produ cts, phone 992 -34 10 operator with ov e r 20 years i 1-24 -ttc 1965 MOBILE ho me, 2 ----------------1-25 cu . ft . Free'ieF $249.95 ex p e ri e nce . Pullins E x 1 HUSKY 400 M, $5 00 . bed ro oms , co mpl e te l y 19 71 Ph one 992 -5647 . !-Breakfast Set·.- ,.. ' ca vat ing, Pomeroy, Ohio . $10.00 furn1shed , priced to se ll Phone 992 2478. 5-22 -Jtc Phone (30d J 773 -5826 Gas & Electric Ringes $39.95 up 11' 19tfc 5 21 6tc 1968 TWO bedroom Windsor YA~D Sa le, Wednesday 27 ACRE FARM Large --------~---- 1-2 Door Utility, ~binet $9.95 --·--------through Friday, till 1 p m mobile home , very good SEPT IC tanks and lea ch lines Saturday . Pearl Sf. , Mid - SELL yo ur m obile h o m~ for 4-'-Eiectric Dryers S49 .. 95 up condit1on w1tt1 one acre lot barn, implement shed, milk instal led . Also, field drain cash . 15 homes wanted , 1958 d lepor f. Watch tor s1gns house and 7 room house with Also , rabb1ts and Whit e thru 1972 m odels Phone t iles . All work guaranteed . 2-:-Sofas, fair, condition ea .. $10 .. 00 5 20 -4tc . leQhorn chickens Pho .ne bafh , gas F.A. furnace. All l..ewls Excavating , R1 . 1. (614 ) 446 ·14 25, Ga llipolis . 1-Sofa Bed 992;351 L $49.95 minerals. NEW LISTING . Rutland, Ohlo. Phone 142· 3 9 78tf YA-Ro- SACE-:-S-;r-.;-Ro:sh 5 22 .Jtc .60 OF AN ACRE - In fhe 3142. Several Chests & Dressers res 1den ce, 1 block east of old Priced Right ----------------4·24 -26tc greenhou se in Sy racus e . 1971 SKY LIN E mobile hom e, OAK tom ato st akes , Phone counfry wifh a 1 bedroom 5-Good Bedroom Suites Sf39 .. 95 up 12 x 60 . Phone 992-5872 Thursday , Friday a nd 843·1064. Spanish decor mobile home SHALLOW Wells du g, sprlngs1 5 18 6tc Sa turday. !-Maple Corner-&binet $84.50 5 22 3tc wifh rura l wafer off Rf. 33. --....._ developtd and cisterns ! --------------5 22-21p 1--4 pc. Mahoga'l!l'' BR Suite $299.95 lnlfalleG 10 approximately 1 - - ---------- -11 2 FAMILY HOME 18 H. Lewis EKcavatlng, Rt. · ORDER any CB from Indian rooms, 1 bafhs, furnace heal Rent Several Desks on hand $49 .. 95 up YARD Sa les , May 21. 22 23 J oe' s Spor ts and CB's at 10 1. Ru tland Phone 742 -37•2. · be tween Harr isonville ft 'nd 12 x 52 MOBILE home in !-Magnus Chord Organ pet. above cost and ship . in fown out of hlg~ water . $29 .. 95 4-24-26tc ; Pagev ille on Rt. 684 Ram ChestE!r, Oh io Completely p 1ng JOB Page St ., M1d HOME PLUS RENTAL - B con eels furn1shed . P hone 985 -3826. dl eport rooms, 2 balhs, porches, nat . 5 21 3tc 5 13 3tc 5-18 ·30tc gas, city water on large lot in -·-----~---- - ----- - -···- --- -360 HONOA - One of fhe mosl unusual motorcyclet YARD Sale, mise 1tems at Racine . you will ever see .1l{!¥Hnlles, ma ~y, many exfras, AM· Antiquity, 'O hio S1gns 2 BEORM mobile home , 308 1971 l 50 B JOHN De er e dozer 2 BUSINESS SPOlS _ In FM radio & tape1 riM\'er with 4 speakers. cl9arette & ff blade, canape, 1,606 posted , Wednesday through · Page St ., in Middlepor1 $75 hours, good cond ition Middleport , one with 4 rentals, Sunday llghfer, big cargo carrier , car like horns, d ecorative d eposit required 56 ,5 00 . Ph one 985 3594 and one with 2 business rooms llghjs, windshield, breaker, chrome horH. bird I 5. n .ttc 5 21 -4tc ------------ ---- 5-14 ·12tp and 4 rooms ·up . , -------------& bullets shaped ma~y ofher extras not men. B-E-;-0-D_I_N_G-..,-p_,t_a_ n-t s-..:._p_:o_t_: t e:_:d~ LOTS - On Rf . 7 & 33, some In floned. ONE Duplex apt , 1n M1Q dleport. I house in Pomeroy . plan ts: geraniums. azaleas . townwlthall utilities. $1 1 500.00 Cal l (304 ) 882 -2050, coll ec t petu n1a s , porch l;loxes, up . CA~PENTER work - cfi lin g, -tfc S-22 ·paneling, flooring, and --- ·-i ---------- - - - - hang 1ng ba skets. Cleland 's IIIEW ~!STING Good electr ic weldin g, etc Phon e TWO bedroom house and Greenhouse , Geral d 1n e b "ldi 1f Cleland, Rac ine , Ohio 4577 1 u• ng o with old 7 room . . 992·2759. garage, 325 Spr1ng Ave a.tfc house . Only $3,000.00. 5 20 6t c 1 5 Refer ll!nces . P hone 992 7660 -- - --- - - ~--------· -- 5-22 ffc CAMP IN G s to ves, Propane IF YOU AREWANTiNG TO fuel , bloodbait , trou t a bouts SELl CALL 992.3J2S . . or FURN . r~pt 5rooms and bath , 'Htlmon eggs, co rn balls : nice large yard. bath and 1., , I 0 r AL electric 3 bedroom oough balls , rods , reels 390 South Seconcf St , , Lombos , seines . minnows : home , built in kitchen . ful l Middleport , -'adults on l y ~ bas.ment and large lo l by_ck_ets and 01her items fo r Phone 992 5262 ev enings . Phone 992·3380. the fi Sherman Indian Joe '!., 5·22 ·61C 5 21 tfc J08 Page St , Mlddlr.port 5 18 7tc ...... ~ • · OUR At Reasonable Prices - j o f Pom eroy Large lot s W1th c oncrete pa t 1o s. sidewa lks. 1968 DODGE coronet 500 . runne r s ~nd off s tree t qood condit1 on Mi'ke a 111Ce parkinq Phon e 992 7479 second car Phone 99 2 ~ 47 6 " 12 31 lfc 5 16 6tp rn I . 14·--Count On ·Us For Gre_a t Used Cars 13 - The DaUy /ientlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Friday, May 23, 1975 3 BEDROOM tra il er , r eat nice . Phone 992 3324 5 11 -tfc J -· ·-_: ..->:·: _··.:.- :_·._. :- I ... RM and ba1h furn 1shed apt Utilities paid , 356 North 4th St:, Middleport. Ohip S 11 tfc �I 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 23, 1975 Jl!UMffiM®Ikal ..,_,,"' -~,_. For Fast Re~~lts llse :Sentine_l Classifieds Auto Sales ~te For~~ I" B • ,;• s · , s usmess erVI-ce Unscramble thesdour Jumbles, · one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. For Rent · ~y COU N I Mobi le t;ioml" Park Rt 33. ten miles north PRUN:j /· I I· Real 11177 vw Ca ll 669 4'1 425 20 6tp 3 A ND .1 ROOM t urn •shed and 'SPON&ER:' IVA5 INVITE[::> TO THE PAF:IY E!IECAUSE HE WAS 11·11!7 TYPE OF Ct\ARACTER:. 1/JO//JUTl I I IJ ~M H UU ~ t. ~"" bath , 2 bedroom s. !MS he ut, ~50 So u th Th •rd Ave, M1d dleport Cal l 992 5078 . · , 5,23 Jtp · - ~·-- -HOU SE for sa le located on· , Vme Street in Racine Two t s tor y frame, th reEf l:)e(jf'oom . rec e nt ly remode led k1tche n, garaQ (>, f1r e plece , .75 acre Call 949 511 .t any t 1m e for appo1ntment . 5 2J 8tc 't un furnished apartments 191f FORO Econoline super van V 8, automatic tr ans t Phone 99'} 543.:1 misston , p.s .. extra goo_d <1 12 tfc ,c ond1tion Also , 1951 GMC 11,. ton flat bed d ump . Tom PRIVA TE meetinq room for Hayman . long Bottom , an v organization , pho ne 992 197 5 Oh 10 985 J509 5 22 3tp 3 11 lfc 1 l'l AC f./ E S land , and locus t posts Als o. 1965 Ford LTO Phon e 742 3656 ' 5 13 52tp Roger Hysell's Garage · and Automobile Transmission Repair · · SPE/1/C --.... t T" "[ :t :t XI I I I WII.KINSON SM~LL ENGU KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER "At Caution Light " Rt. 7, Tuppers Platns . Sale ------------ -- Ground 1968 PONTIAC EXECUTIVE ·................................. .. V-8, P.S .. P.B, a ut o. trans., vinyl top, a ir cond radio more ·• ' AND MANY OTHER GREAT CAR BUYS See Sm11in Art Argyries, Ceward Catvert or Bill Nelson Dealership Ope ~: Mon .. Frt. ftll 7 p.m ., Saturday fill 5 p.m. . Sale Grand Opening 0. J. LAUDERM(LT Wolfe & Ward Garage ROOFING COUNTRY HOME FOR FREE .ESTIMATES LAND WANTED Strout Realty Call Cheattr, (614)890-1333 500 E. Main 51 . ,.IIIII'••••I~ 2 SIGNS HElL Racine PJumbing &Heating A1r conditioning, plum bing, heating , roof1ng spouting , general sheef metal work. Free Estimates Phone 949-5961 Emergency 949-2211 or 992-5700 q . From the largest Tr uck or Bufldozer Rad iator to the smalles t Heater Core, LARRY'S ." Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist V. V. JOHNSON AND SON, INC. SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph.,.U -2174 MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. POmeroY • CLOSED qn GLEN R. Bissell HELP WANTED $3.96 Per Hour -------------Estat~ "'r Sale -------------- -------------- RUTLAND : BARGAIN CENTER 446.0677 watts -- -- --- ------- -------------------------- --------- ---- - -------------- Sale Yard Sale _____ -------------- _________ For -------------------------- ---·----------- SUNDAY and MONDAY For Memorial Day Holiday AWMINUM & VINYL SIDING FREE ESTIMATES PH. 949-5184 5·4-1 mo. • -· PH. 992-7777 POMEROY SEPT IC TANKS c lea n ed . Modern San itation 992-3954 . or 991·7349. 9 18 tfc ---------------- EXCAVATING. dozer , loader and backhoe work, sep tic tank s installed , d um p truc ks and lo-boys for htre, will haul fill dirt , top sol i, lim es ton e and grave l, Call Bob or Roger Jeffers , day phone 992-7089, n ight phone 99l 352S or 992-S232 2-11-tfc See Our Special Sale Ad In Sunday's Newsp~per ----- ---------- WILL: trim tor cut trees and Shrubb e ry , c lea r out basemen ts , attics, e l c. Phone 949-3221 or 742-4441. · 5 18 -26tc --- --.----------- 4 . Our Special Rebate Granada Sale regular stock Granados we will give af lent $250.00 eba1es on any cars in s1ock . Choke of silt. B. H. T., Dr . local owner. ' Grandville 4 Chev. 74 Olds 74 PINTO. AUTO..................... s2295 4 Cyl. 73 GRAN TORINO .................... s2495 Auto .' trans .• power steering & brakqs. Like new. 73 Olds 98 LS Sed., v-roof, air.............. '4395 1973 Ford VB Ranger..................... s3395 73 Olds 73 Olds Deluxe 2 72 1971 Maverick 2 Dr. Sedan ............. s1695 Imp .. Olds 98 72 Pontiac 70 Chev. 69 Ford Dr . Sup. HT Cpe., Cust . power, air .... 12 895 Coupe, power ..........12295 HT Sed . v-roof, power, air ....... '2895 72 Olds Toronado Cpe .. v-roof, .......... .............. 13095 lerior . Hatchback feature. SEE: FRED BLAffiNAR, DARRELL DODRILL air, S. , ............ '3095 S. Cpe .., auto., P .. 72 Buick Elec. 2 Dr.., HT.. , pow .. , air .......... 13195 by one careful local owner. Luxury ln . 13 CHEVY CHEVEU.E............. ..'2295 H.T., Cut. 72 Chev. 1973 Ford ·Pinto 3 Door Runabout..S2195 • Very low mileage Cut 73 Vega Hatchback 4 sp .. , radio ................. '2195 2 Dr . hardtop, 340 cu. in . 11-8, power steering, power brakes, auto, trans. Share 200 cu in. 6 cyl. engine . Economy allis besf . One local owner . Dr. HT Cpe .. , pow . , air, v-rt ............ '4595 73 Malibu Cpe., V-8, speed ... ................ '2595 P.S., P. ~. 2 88 1974 Ford 6 cyl. Pickup....................... s3395 1973 Dodge Dart 340................... '2695 4 Dr., 6 cyl., auto. door ..... ....... .............. 73 Olds Roy.. 88 HT Cpe . , air .......... ....... '3295 1973 Chevrolet Four Wheel Drive.:.. '3995 Plckvp, 3!• ton, power steering, one very careful iocal owtier. Dr. H. T . I 75 Caprice 4 '5595 Sold new for over $6700 . Full powe r , air, stereo , V-roof , 1,500 miles . New Cadtllac frade. XL T Pickup, air condifioned, fully equipped. showroom clean. Fines! and besf Ford made . 71 FORD MAVERICK .................s1495 Cat. HT Imp. Cpe, power, air ............. '2695 C~e., v-roof..................... '1595 Gal.. 500 4 !nor ................................ 1895 69 Corvair 2 door, standard .................... .......... 1395 Good Selection of Other Cars- Bring your Rebate Check and let's dul. Apple Grove .look! 57 Chev. 4 Door, 6 std ......................... 1695 GOOD SELECTION OF <;HEAPER CARS News Notes 21 New '75 Olds Ready tor Delivery By Mrs. Herbert Roush J a mes Early of Colwnbus vtstted .Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill SUilday and called on other friends. Lorna Bell spent the we~kend with Mr . and Mrs. Do n Bell from her employment in Columbus. Art Hill relurned home from Farmouth , Ky. to s pend the summer wilh his parenls , Mr . and Mrs . Dallas Hill . Mr . an<;l Mrs. Jack Ables and Vicki and Paul, Mrs . Ruby Congo spent a recent SUilday with Mr. and Mrs . Laurence Ables and Ron Ables at Ashville, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Everetle Parsons of .Negley, Mr . and Mrs . Dave Wolfe and children, Mark , Ctndy and Jan, Mrs . Carroll While and children, Darla, Deanna, and Kevin, visiled during the week with Mrs. Ruth Pa r- . sons, Preston, Mrs . Edna Parsons and Mark. Calling in the Preston See Rav Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 985- 4100 Located on St . Rt. 7 Karr & VanZandt IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, JUVENILE Dt\IISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO SUMMONS "You ' ll Like Our Qual ity Way guesls of their grandmother, of Doing Business" Mrs. Ruth Parsons, Mrs. 992-5342 GMC FINANCING Pomeroy Edna Parsohs and Mark a nd Cue No . 215U To Willoughby HilL Juvenile Preston Parsons. Open Evenings Unlil .6 :00- Til5 p .m. Sat . Probation Off 1c er of Meig s -~ Parsons home on Mother's wilh Mr , and Mrs . Roy Mrs. Edna Parsons visiled County , Ohio Day to visit Mrs . Ruth Donohew. Mother's Day wilh Mrs. You are co mmended to Parsons were Mrs. Don Mrs. Jeff Donohew and Maggie Gilmore and took her notify Jan1ce Faye L1tt1e . prov1 d ecf so as ro reduce ex OR OINANCE 461 address unk nown , that a Combs, Glenda Forresler, baby, Mr. and Mrs. Robert dinne r to her. pos ure to flood hazard s, an d comp la int has been f1lecl in That the Building In spector Mrs . Bessie Stitt, Lester' Profitt of Belpre spent PROVIDING FOR A Mr . and Mrs . Erwin lh is Court that Sa mmy Lee BUILDING s hall r ~qu1re n ew or COOE F OR THE L1ttte , age 17 years, OOB l -9 Sayre of Evan s , W. Va ., Saturday evening with Mr. Gloeckner spent . a recent r ep lacement wat e r sup p ly 1958: Sandra Lynn Little , age VILLAGE OF POMEROY , systems and or san 1ta r y AND PROVID I N G Mrs . Edna Parsons was a and Mrs. Roy Donohew. weekend with Mr . and Mrs. 16 years. OOB : 2231959; and OHIO, be F OR INSPE CT ION O F sewage syste ms lo Steven Lewis Little, age 13 BUILDINGS dinner guest Thursday of Mr . and Mrs. Ge·rald Larry Badgely and children IN FLOO D d esig n ed to m 1n im 1ze or years, DOS 8·9-1961 , appear Mrs. Maggie Gilmore at Hayman spent Tuesday at Fairfax, Va . AND PROVIDING e11mma te unfi ltra t 1on of flood to be neglected and dependent AREAS, FOR THE TERMS OF SAID wa te rs mto th e sy stem s and children . Racine . Oscar Ma)'llar d also evening with Mr. and Mrs. A Memorial Day dinner ORDINANCE AND discharges fro m the sys te m s It is ordered that you appear mto flood water s , and reQUire called in the Gilmore home. Milo Richardson at Fairview. will be held at the Letart personally OECLARtNG SAIO OR before t he Court at DtNANCE on -s1tewater d1 sposa1 sys tems TO BE A N Pomeroy, Ohio , on the 6th day · William Aires of Evans, W. The Rlchardsons le(t Falls Community Hall to be loca t ed so a s to avo 1d of J un e. 1975, at 10 00 o'clock , EMERGENC Y. 1mpa 1r ment of them or con Va., v isited his sisler, Mr . Salurday for their home at Sunday, May 25. Proceeds A M. Further it Is ordered that WHEREA S, the Village of tam ination from th em d ur. nq the persons having phys ical Pomeroy and Mrs . Arthur Stobart Port Huron , Mich., after .w ill pay for upkeep of t he hereby desire flooding custody or control of said to enact a does That the Build ing lns pettor Mother's Day . building code spending a two weeks hall, Ch •ldren shall bring the tor t he Village of Pome roy NOW , THEREFORE , the c h ildre n to th e hearing . A Mr. and Mrs . Everette vacation at lhelr farm. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris shall be appoin ted by th e person so notified, who fails to Village of Pomero y does Parsons of Negley spent Mrs . Eula Wolfe caUed at • of Racine visited Mr. and appear , may be punished a s In hereby r e quire that each Village counc11 XX person, firm or corporation other cases of contempt of that Tuesday evening with Mr. lhe Foglesoog FUileral Home Mrs. Floyd Norris SUilday. Tha t any person . f1rm or desires to erect , con Court corporaTion V10iat1n g the and Mrs . Herbert Roush. at Mason Sunday to pay Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables, Any party is entitled to struct, enlarge, a lter , repa1r , term s of thi s Ordlni'Hl CI? 1S tmprove , move or de molish Mr . and Mrs . Greg respect lo Curtiss Young. Ron Ables of Ashville were counsel in the proceedings and any building or structure must hereby fmed not m ore ~ Iha n the Court will appoint counsel hav e" a separate budding 5100 00 for each day's Donohew and son of Mrs . Ada Norris has weekend guesls of Mr. and 1f the party is indigent violat 1on permit tor each bui ld ing or Colwnbus spent the weekend returned to the home of Mr. Mrs.. Jack Ables and family Said Willou9hby Hill will structure from the Bu il ding Tha t th iS Ord1na nce 1S make due return -of th is writ Inspector . her eby dec lared to be an and Mn. Erwin Gloeckner and Mr. and Mrs. Charles on or before the Jrd day of That the Building Inspector emergency Ordinan ce to r the Juoe. 1975. afler spending ten days wllh Congo al Portland. must examme all plans a nd rea son that 11 1S necessary tor The complaint filed herein the Village of Pomero y 10 her ~aughter, Mr. and Mrs. · Mr . and Mrs. Joe Stobart contains & prayer for per specificat ions fo r the proposed qual1fy for the Nat1onal Flood new construct1on when an ma nent custody . You are Paul Davis at Parkersburg. have purchased the former In surance , wherefore . l h1s application is made tor a not1fied that the granting of Ord1nance shal l ta ke e ff ect Mr. and Mrs . William R. Dr. John Philson house in such custody permanently buildln9 perm it. a nd be in fo rce immedial ely That the Bulldil'lg Inspector Smllh and son, Bllly, of !tacine and are planning to d ivests the . paren ts of the1r shall review a l l b u ild 1ng aft er 1ts pa ssage parental ri ghts and privileges. perm it applications for new Negley, spent Wednesday move there. Witness my hand and the construction or substant ta! Passed with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs . fjomer seal of sa id Court this 21st day improvements to determ tn e Of May, 1975 Da le E Sm1t h whether proposed bu il d ing Roush and were dinner Warner visited Mr. and Mrs. Mayor sites will be reasonably safe Mann ing 0 Webster, from flooding If a propo sed Jane Walton Judge bujldlno site Is in a location Clerk x - That each person f l1 1ng that has a flood hazard , and By Janet E . Morris proposed new constru c tion or an ap plication for new COil Chief Deputy Clerk substent!al improvem ent struct1on mu s t acco m pany (5) 23, lf c (including prefabricated and Sa td appl1 ca t 1on wlih th e mobi le homes) must (I) be fo llowmg fees (a J S600 for any new con lllt designed (or modified) and anchored to preven t flotation . strU CIIOn COSt ing $1 .000 00 or co llapSt, or lateral move m en t less (b ) An add 1f10 nal f ee of $1 00 for the of the structure <11) use Open k B The Tax 00 s are now Hoyt Ferguson at Pt . construclloo mater.ats and tor each add1I10n a t $1,000 00 of Pleasant Thursday. utility eQu ipment that are new constru ction cost June Or Secon d Half Collection of the resistant to ftood damage, and Reg. 1974 ·Real Estate Taxes. Als~ for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush lilt I U>e construci >On (5) 23 . 30 , 2tc $920 -Inquent tax. Closing date wtll be enjoyed a picnic Sunday in methods . and practices that del W i lt mln1m.ze flood damage ; the ce Ie b ra tl on o f M r . and LEGAL June 20, 1975. Roush's lili-lhday at State That the Bu i td i~g lnspec.tor Reg. Tu ppers Pla 1ns Ches ter · . shall review subd 1V1S1on Park $520 on Route 33. proposals and other propos ed Water Distr ict are accepting Mrs. Allee Balser spent now developments to assure bids tor a 1971 For d 12 ton that fl) all such proposals are pickup 3 speed transmiss1on , Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. conalslent with th'e need to 302 e ngin e B1ds will be ac Jack Ables and family mlnimlzo flood ~amage, ( Ill cep ted until 12 oop m. June 2, p · all public utll itles and 1975 Box 7, Ctleste r . OhiO 45720 ' electrical and water : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : . . . . . . . . . . . . . facilit ies, such as sewer , gas , 1syslems : tHt located , elevated and constructed to · minlmize or 151 16. 13 , 30 , 3tc elim inate flood dam age. and (fill adequate drainage 1S TM75 Reg . $525 Rent 2 BEORM . tra iler , clos e to stores , school and SWi m TM125 ming pool Call after 1 p m 991 59 14 Reg. S875 5-20 61C Olester, o. LEGAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Square Yard. . RUBBER BACK Meir County Real Estate Owners . 1975 ENDURA BIKES TS 185 TS 75 We have hund.;e d s 'of carpet valuts. YOur fob can be completed jn 1 to 2 weeks, No long walt lno period . Our Installer has 28 years experience ... Expert installat ion . You'll like what you ge1 . CALL·7·2·4211 TALK TO WE'NOELL GRATE, · CARPET CONSULTANT GEORGE M. COWNS 1975 COMPEilTION BIKES RUTLAND. ·fURNITURE 7~-4211 - .-.ll-;naJ 1975 STREET BIKES GT 380 , ~~9 $1237 GT 550 GT.750 Reg .. $1695 • $775 S..AT., SUN., REUVE SOUNDS OF THE EARLY SimES THE Reg . · 1$21.95 ~ON., For MAY 24, 25, 26 TUNE TO WMPO SAT. GARAGE apt. for re nt 10 Miclr11eport Adult s o nly Phone 992 -7485 aftef 5. 30 pm 5 20 -Stc - SUN. WMP0-1390-92.1 F.M. • (Sat.-Sun.) 'I _____ _.___~---....--- ' TRAILER space, 1 mi le from Pom ero\' . Phone 992 -5858 .. 5 1 lfc MON. HEAR-THE lEACH BOYS, JAN & DEAN,,, ETC. DAY , .. Met'a County Treasurer "WMPO GOES TO THE BEACH'.' CLOSED MONDAY· MEMORIAL SaM .r P. '75 Olds Driver 's ed . car. Sticker price, new $5545.40 . Fully equipped wifh 60-~0 seat. AM FM rad io, sfee t radial , ·fires, factory air, low milea~e . .SPECIAL BOSS ·IS AWAY SALE! fmploJment Wanted ' P.S., Sed . DeVille, power, air .... ; .. '3895 Cut. Supreme Sed~n ....... ..-:.:... ' 4695 72 Cadillac 2 DAYS ONLY -· for Rent 71 FORD TORINO . . . ................. SJ95 4 Dr ., 6 cyl . auto. 73 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, pow .. , air .......... '5500 SUZUKI OF GALLIPOLIS LET US DO IT!! Carpeting 50!' NYLON ,99 .oo. 68 CHEVY..........:................... $595 4 Dr., 6 cyi., auto . 71 PONTIAC...........................s1495 ~ POMEROY, OHIO Ford Motor Co. announces specia I edition models with major factory rebates as folle~ws: Custom soo $332 .. 00, Granada $250 .. 00, Pinto.s $113..00, Mustang II $106.00, Mavericks $96 . 00, Explorer Pickups as much as $197 This is in addition to our generous rebates and over allowances. Our pencil is always sharp .. Now is the lime to buy, while selection is at an all time high, and our prices are low. '595 ' 75 Cadillac Sed .. DeVille, pow .., air .... : .... '8600 DAN THOMPSON FORD 66 OLDS 4 DR tfT................... '595 A ir , nice car . I •••• •• ••• ••• • '- POME~~! E~~~~~ ~· ~ Service 2 Dr . H.T. 68 PONTIAC fAT........ 4 Dr . USED CARS AT 712 Dr.PONTIAC CATALINA .............s1295 H.T. 1972 OODGE DART 4 DR. , S2345 Local owner & low mileage, good while-wall fires. small V-B engine, power steenng, facfory air, gold fin ish, blk . vinyl top, vinyl interior tr im, radio. A clean car. EXPERIENCED Radlat • ' " Hubbard's Greenhoose 68 FORD GAlAXIE.. ..................1 .. s595 71 FORD GAlAXIE ................... '995 4 Dr . H. T. 1914 CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC $3895 HT Cpe., 350 V-8, aufomafic frans ., power sfeerlng & brakes, factor y air, tinted glass, wheel covers , AM-FM radio, less I han 13,000 miles , red vinyl fop.· while finish , a beautiful luxury mid-s1ze car. 4 2 75 2 dr. H. T ., 6 cyl. stand. 69 CHEVY IMP.............................1795 1969 CHEVY NOVA ·4 DR . $1095 6 cyl., automatic trans ., c lean intenor, good tires, radlo. ALWAYS , SH 68 MERC. COMET.............. ;.... s595 4 VALUE RATED P.S. 70 MERC. MONT......................SJ95 4 Dr . H.T., one owner. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Motor Co. OF _QUALITY auto., 70 MAVERICK .......................... s795 6 cyl., auto. .. 5·5d mo. -' Phone 992-1174 H. T., 1/. a, Dr. 4 Dr . Wag . , auto., SmHh Nelson Motors lric. Horne Building Room Additions· o.. Mobile Homes Ohio 67 CHEVY IMPALA.....:............... s395 2 IS PENCIL 69 CHEVY IMPAlA .................... s795 Do Business With A Leader Ph. 915-4,02 NEIGLER Building Supp~ -------------- ' Consbuction f,o. FREE ESTIMATES -------------- ----- --------- CHRYSLER NEWPORT. : ..... ...... .. ............ '995 V-8, P.S., P. B., auto. trans., atr cond , vinyl to p, radio, more. _______ ______ Notice 1~0 PLYMOUTH VALIANT. ............................ !I495 2 r . 5 Iant 6, auto . trans. , white-wa ll tires. radio 1~9 " B'ARGA IN S are our middle name" in clean , use d fur nitur e, GUARAN TEED ap plial'1res & • new furniture Open 9-S Wed. through Sun : Ph .: 667-1858 . 5 15 1 mo LARRY Sale mo~e . . , . . , auto . tran s., a~r cond ., v in yl top, radio, o. BEAUTY SALON - ~9?~ ~0~~ LTD .......................................... ~l695 · Service 992-3092 lOLA'S Sale 1971.fORD TQRINO 4 DR .... .. ....................'1995 V-8, P .S., P. B. , auto. tran s., vinyl top, radio, mor e. Sa!J!$ & Merle Norman Cosmetics I 1974 FORD MUSTANG GHIA .. .....................'3495 V-6, auto . trans., bucket seats, rad 1o, gauges, more. ' /I.PT hke new , 3 rooms . with larg e bath , tabletop range , 1967 OLU ~ and 1969 Pon t 1ac FOR SALE or trade gQod 2 for sa le . Don Say'te, 632 Now arrance the c ircled letters large closet , East Mam s t . bed ro om house with hard Grant St , Middlepor t Oh10 Phon e 991 ·5681 or Pomeroy See to app r ec 1ate to form the surprise answer, as wood floors , n 1ce ba t h with 45 760 992-7121 Phone GallipO liS durmg day , tub . sa .ooo oo Wil l tr ade for surgested by the above cartoon. 5 23 3tp 1.16 9699 , eveni ngs 446 9539 rur a l prope r ty , e1 th er sma ll 5-14-1 mo. 4 to tf c farm or 1n vill age For L - - - - - - -" - - - - - ' fur t her mformation ca ll 99'2 1973 FORD F IOOp1Cku p, 6 cyl. 2186 FURN ISHED apartment. au tomal1c . 27 ,000 actua l (Anlwf':rl lomo rro \o) adults on ly in Middleport . 5 23 J IC miles . like new Phone 992 Phone 992·387<1 3496 after 6 p m Jumlol, ... FLOOD UNIFY BUTTER PLURAL FREE ESTIMATES'll"lllrrda~ · ~ 3-25 tfc 5.21 ttc SERVICE station and ga rage Blown 1n Rutland Wil l ftna nce or - ------------' .\.n~'>l'r: It lwl llw lm~~ lr11·d lu (/41 u/11'11 o,,.,., tla~ u lease Phone 742 5052 Insulation Services < rm(llrf t ' l ~11 al lllf lu~~tufH1 - IAON IT OUT .TRA ILER space for rent 1n 5- 14-26tc M1ddleport Ca ll 992 2625 Blown into Wa lis & Attics ' 4 27 tfc STORM NEED A -n;~ · ho~;-~~lf on WINDOWS& DOORS you r loP Con t act Mi lo B. In MemOIJ Hut chison , Rutland , Oh to. REPLACEMENT Pets For Phone7423615 . ··· IN LOV I NG memory of M r s WINOOWS TW O ChihUahua pupp1es - 10 Employment Wanted 5 8 tfc Freda Evans who passed ALUMINUM weeks old and 2 Chihuahua - - -- - - - - -------- •I,' away one year ago today REM~DEUNG, P lumb 1ng , SIDING-SOFFITT females '1 yrs and 3 yrs May 23, 197<1 BR IC K HOUSE on seCond St healmg and a ll t ypes of For old Phon e 7.t2 4465 GUTTERS·AWNINGS ' John St., Next To downtow n Pomeroy . genera l re pa ir Work 5 23 3tc CB's An ten nas , f1Sh 1ng bail, Suitable for 11v1ng quar t ers Wh en I recall from time to Grade School guarant eed 20 yea r s ex l.AVENDER l1me . upstairs , bus1i"'·ess down, fish1ng supp lies, guns and per1enc e Phone 992 2409. ?9?:2549 · Syracuse, 0 . Syracuse, Ohio off1ce or home. With 1n How you 1nsp1red lh1s heart of amm o Indian Joe's Sports 5-l He m me. walki n g d1stance -ct all Wanted To Buy Ph . 992 ·3"3 and CB 's JOB Pag e 51 , --------------------stores . Call 992 3489 5-8·1 mo. - - · ·10-1 mo . I f 1nd myse lf 1nCimed to pr ay, Middl eport HALL·s SALVAGE. OLD RT Thank God tor you 522-Jlc 5 18 30tc ,._ For )3 , POMEROY . OHIO Some day 1 hope w1lh you to Scra p bodies W1th fra me and stand . GU NS AND AMMO - Our 38-EDROOM home on 4acres rear ends up to S16 . Sc rap CAM PER s leeps 6, stove an d of ground, ful l basemen t, Bt-tore the t hr one at God's summe r stock 1S now refr 1gerator . gas and elec No 2 long , S1 10 hundred, r1g ht hand , arriv1ng . R 1fles , shotguns, fuel oil furnace, a . c' light Good con d 1t1on . Phone Scra p No l long , $1 25 hund breezeway and large g•~,ege And say to you at to urney's P ISto ls , re1oad 1n g equip 992 294 1 red Mo tors unc leaned and end , 10 !he coun try but ciMtt to scopes , ammuni t 1ons , .22 5 18 7tc transm1SS10ns $1 20 hund Thank God for you town On h-ard top road , 2 MAG h p $3 per bOK , S27 50 re d · trai ler set up s in c luded Cal l Sadly m issed by daugh ter per carton (500 ) 22 I r h . p 5 20 ff c CLOSE OUT on new Z1g -Zag 992 7649 after 4 p .m or 992and son 10 law . Mr and S2 10 per loop Get them ---- - --- - - - - - Pleasant Ridge · 25 19 a n y l1me for ap Mrs Raymon d Proff!lt while they la st. Store hou r s sewing m a chmes . For Old upright po~ntmen t. grandchildren , brothers , WAN T ED effecti<Je May 19 Monday sewing stretch fabri cs, Pomeroy, Ohio pianos , any condit10 n and S1sters Thu rsday 9 am to 6 p m ., 4 30 26tc buttonholes , fa ncy des1gns , PHONE 992·2823 Paymg $10 each . First fl oor ~r iday and Sat ur day 9 a .m --- --- -------5 23 ltc etc Paint slig htly only Wr1te and g1ve Condor St. to 9 p m VILLAGE GUN blem 1shed . Cho1ce of Pomeroy, 0_. directions to Wit ten P1ano SH OPPE , 266 Mi lt Sf , ca rr ymg case or sewi ng Co , Box t88 , Sardis, Ohio Mi ddle port sta nd. $49 .80 cash or term s OPEN 9 a.m. to6 p.m. 43946 Reasonable Rates avai lable Ph one 992 7755. 5 18,30tc Monday thru Saturday BEAU T IFUL se l ectio n of 5·22 -6tp - :- - - -·- ---- -- - -- - I We wtll p1ck up & delivery. 12 18-ttc fl owe r s, pots , baske ts and - - ~ - ---------- -. . Special low prices on all Phone 992-7665 sp ra ys tor Memor1a l Day OLD furni ture, ice boxes, mechanical work. . ,. Cliff's Place, N Secon d St bra ss beds , or complete BEDDIN G PLANTS , pott ed Real Estate For 5 1 l mo . 4-10 -1 mo plants , geran 1ums , aza leas , Midd lepor t ho useho lds Wrde M. D 4 bedrooms, large petuntas , por c h bo xes HOUSE 1n Rutland on Mam 5 4 tfc M il ler , Rt 4, Pomeroy, and modern kitchen, ------- - - - - - - - hanging baskets . Cleland 'S St , Will sell c neap _ Phone Oh10 Call 992 7760 SHOOT IN G MATC-H, Wi ndy Greenho u se , Gera ldin e 742 5374 10 7 74 bath, Chester watl!r' Cleland, Rac ine , Oh10 . Ridge Gun Club , 5 n 3tc district, new !urnacll, Harr1S0nv1 lle , Sunday . May 5- 15 tfc -- ------ - - - - - - - - - --------------- 'l LARG E lo ts. r ura l water 25 , 1 p m Fac tory choked vinyl siding, storrtJ guns on ly . SIMMO NS' h1 de a bed and available Hard road , 3 5 22 3tp windows and doors, 1 matching ch a 1r , Sy lvania m lies from by pass on On aluminum replacement In Syracuse - --- - --------colored TV , floor la mp , Leadmg Creek Road . Pt1one acre of ground . Good Wtndows , siding, storm QUAR TER horse a t stud , la rg e breakfast set a nd el ec Now open tor season. Now 742 3108 doors and windows, railmg , Investor wants 3 to 5 yo ung son of "THE OLE healer Also , some ant 1que garden, financing a vail able- most varieties 5 9 JO tc phone Charles · Lisle , MAN," AAAT, a leading furn1ture P hone 992 3953 - - - - - ---- - -- - - - of vegetabl e plants & acres of land in Syracuse, Ohio . Carl available. Phone 949stre of race and s how hor . flowers plus potted llqwers. 5 21 6t c Jacob , Sales Represen Pomeroy .. Zoned, ses R en wtthin 100th of a 5953 . ----------------OUR ~PECIAL TY over TWO NEW 3 bed room ho mes 1ative. secon d of AAA t ime before l<n4 EL SIN ORE Ho nda 125. 2,000 hanging baskets of multi family, flat, W1th t ca r garage , carpeted , he was 2 Off icial AA w1th an s.soo, helm et , $25 Ph one 992 Petunias, Ivy. Geraniums, FHA or ba nk fi nan cing. 89 s peed in dex , ha lte r , and with all utilities. 72 11 . Vines, and Begonias . • Phon e 742 3615 or see Milo con format1on , and bes t 52 1 3 t c ~ Hut chinson, Rutland . TOP QUALITY AT d1sposif10n . Fee SlOO a t t ime LOWEST PRICES s . ~ tfc of serv ices with live foa l 1972 HONDA 175, less th an ---------------992· 5776 guarantee Phone 992 -7888 . MIDDLEPORT 4 apt:. 2,000 miles . Phone 742 3295 : , .4-17-lmo .4 -20 26tc 5213fcr complex, con tains J fu~f) SJZe apts . & 1 eff ictency:f GENERA L Repair, Clean up PUBLIC AUCT IO-N . Sa tur STARCRAFT new and used Wlfh all furn iS hi ngs day , May 24 , 1975, 1 p m and haultng, cutt1ng, 1 traders and fold downs quiet res1dential stre et, Hayward BISSell Farm , we ld1ng , ca rp e ntr y, Closed May 24 , 25 and 26 . 115,000 00 Bashan Keno Rd . co rd 28 . plumb 1ng , elec maso nry Camp Conley Sfarc rat t 3 mi les from s r .24B , Model and general remode li ng . Help Wanted Sales , Rt . 62 , N Poin t 91 W1nchester 12 ga pump Ca ll Skd -Pool 992 5126 Pleasant , W Va RUTLAND - Lo vely well gun . 22 ca l Wmchester RE SPONSIB LE and capa. bl~ 5 13 26tc . 608 E. 5-22-2tc built br 1ck ranche r , of. pump , 6 shot bolt act 10n 12 person to l1ve in home wlfh - --------~------------------. . ' MAIN fenng equipped kitchen, !} e lderly couple Good sa lary ga 1 c . Higgms , old .organ REAOY MIX CONCRE TE F LOWERS for MemoriallJdy , Racine, Ohio stool, smal l tur t le back to Qual if ying app l1cant BR , l'h bafhs, lge LR. lge. de li vered r~g ht to yo ur POM£ROY, la rg e se lec 110n of po t s , trunk , old tater bug man Re ferences reQ ui red Phone at1 tc fa n m ha ll , custom proj ec t Fast and easy . Free We Build the Best and vases, bas kets, spray s and 992 2642 dolm. s mall 1ron kettle , 1ron est imat es Phon e 992-3284, dra pes, fu ll base ., attach ed plaques Small ey's G1ff Repair the Rest . sk.l!lets , ste rt 1ng s ilver and CLOSE TO RIVER Goegl ein Read y Mix Co, garage . Good buy ;>I'· op. Chester , phone 98 Sother silver pees Old -·----- -- - -5 -18 --6tc Sh -Cabinets InstalledMiddl e por t, Oh ro. acre, large house, About 1 35J7 IJq .oo o. oo. , F ioan ci nQ I carpenter 's tool box , tools r - - - - -- -- - -6 30-tfc basement, own water 5-159tc and other tool box es. 2 oil ova Hab le ' · - - - -----------Call Be lore 7: 30A.M. sa la mand ers 11" h p . elec sysfem, garage. sforage " ' CAR- PE:f Insta ll atiOn, -- $125 Or Af1er6:00 P.M. ha nd saw, bumper pool per yard Ca l l Richard WORTH EVERY CENT ....: 1962 INTERN AT ION AL 240 bldg . LOOK, $4,700 table , rad 1os, n1ce 2 dr e lec 949·3604 · IF YOU ' VE THOUGHT OF West, Phone 843 2667 tra cto.r , gasoline . 1972 No Ntce 2-sto r y hom e ali refr ig erat or . fr oslf r ee, 5 4 16tc 5·7· 1 mo . 12 Ma ssey Fe rg uson hay LOOK. 3 BUILDING e lectric fans ,, e lec sewmg 100xll8 lot, faces rt ver in, baler . 1973 Me Ro tary bedrooms, colored bafh , mach1ne , o ld chandel 1er , town, ste ps to store, sc hooJ o -g-~D TR E E Trimming , 20 Scy the All this eq u1pmen t is bottles , 9' x 12 ' v 1nyl bu s by , full atfic. can till' years ex per 1ence Insured , EXCAVATING , Oozer , in excell ent cond1 f10n . See ufilify R., large living R., lino leum s , ca ndle holders , Backhoe , ditcher , water free estimates Call 992-3057, fini she d , · full base., copp e~ ni ce kitchen & dtning , A H. Burbr idge. R~ 2, vases, brass~ pes , pow er Jin es, footers, drain s, roads P hon e ( 1) 667Coolvil le Al bany , Oh10 a tter 4 p m plumbing, ga s f.urnace w 1th J mower , lawn spreader , garage, all electric, 1 le11el and brush clean 1ng . No job 304 1. 5 23 3tc load: of diShes . pots . pans . humidifier, storm wi n· acre, tully carpe ted (your too small, no weather too ----------.-4 30 tfc a nd many other items too dows, $18,500.00. bad . Phone Charl es R F ERG USO N 30 tractor, li ke choice of colors ) BRAND nu merous to ment1on , Hatfield , Rt . 1, Rutrand , the day 1t was new Phone NEW- CAN FINANCE Owner Hayward Bisse ll, Full or Part Time Ohio . Phone 742-6092 307 Spring Avenue 1" 949 4953 Auction eer , Roger Hayman $20,000 . Real 5-2·51tp 5 23 6tc THE Pomeroy 992-2298 Phone 949 -2828 . NQt UPSTAIRS IS HOME grown toma to plants, · --·---·-------Expanding responsible for accidents improved Mexican and PR I CE Co nstru ction Co CONTACT: This WHIRL POO L au t om a ti c DOWNSTAIRS 11 Jtp Roof1ng, Spouting, Gemin1 company Heinz 1350 Across from needs washe r , good conditio n . ranch sfy le w1 ll end a ll fhaf Lois Pauley ---- ------- ------5 --tilt -in replacement, win Municipal Park 1 n Syrac use, Phone 992 5621 or 992 390 1 Branch Manager ~ .~ CASH pa 1Ct for all mak.es and climbing. 2 BR. bath , dows, complete rembdeling . employees NOW . Thomas Hayman , s 13·3tc mode ls of mobtle homes . Phone 7<12-6273 or (304) 773utility , n ice kitchen & 1· 4-28 30tc ---------Phone area code 614 -4235684 Lots of overtime. dining, H·w floors , 9531. 5-9 26tp -·-··· - · · - ·· ·· -- - - ----- -· ···-----basemen!. All on 1 level 4 13 -tfc --- ---------;---acre. $13,500 USED All is <;h alme rs round 'Phone Gallipolis wct-'li C TANKS CLEANED . JUNK autos , complete and baler . Also . t wo polled 5- P- R· E-A- D 0 -U-T -e Reasonable RAT E S. Phone delivered to our yard We He re ford bulls, breeding 446 ·.11182 Galtipolls . .. John p1ck: up auto bodies and bu y age Ca ll after 5 p. m . 985 - There'~ room to grow in Russell , ow ner . this 1112 story frame , 4 BR. all kinds of scrap metals and 3538. 4-9\ttc iron . Rider's Salvage , St 5 21 3tp R ., 2 ba t hs, sewi ng ------------,.--Rt 12_.. , Rt . 4, Pomero y, W ,A I TRE ~S. car hop and ----------------recepf 1on or music R, full • ELW06!5 " Eio wERS REPAIR Ohio . Call 992 -5468 . k1tch en help Appl y tn 1971 KAWASAK t 500 , good - - Sweepers, toasters , Irons basemen!, garage, double 10-17 tfc cond1t 10n Call 992 7658. person Craw's Steak Hou se, all small appl iances . Lawrl -------,:::--=-==lot, ca rpeting, pa neling , 5-22 -Jtc Pom e roy , Oh10 mower , next to State High FOR yOur --.,Oii of- Mink " file . $19,900. 5-18-6tc SPECIAL SELLING way Garage on Route 7 Cosmetics . -Phone QN THE SO YARD LINE Phon e 985 J825 BROWN' S 992 5113 RES-PONSIBLE teenage girl MODERN Walnut style stereo We've been arranging 4-16 Iff 1-7 tfc FENDER AMPI..IFIER-100 to babys1t with 9 year old radio. am fm . 4 speaker " goal ·posf buys" in good g 1rl dur1ng summe r month s s ound sys t em, 4 speed SEW ING MACHINE , · QUICK ~RI NT-by mail from With 2 column s of 10" speakers and covers. Also 4 Mul berr y Hgt s . area Call hom~s for years - Let us automatic changer Bal an ce Repa~r s, service, all makes. came ra ready copy _ One 992 7055 a fte r 6 p m microphones & covers :"Atmbsf like new. Nice ouHif for sell your home foday . $1 02 29 . Use our budget 992 2284 The F abric Shop, page $5.55 first 100. Sl 15 5 21 3tc gospel or rock groups . Reg. Sl,SOO outfit , will sacrifice terms Ca ll 992 -3965. 992-2259 Pomeroy . Authorl;zed Singer each a dd 1t1ona 1 100 . Send for $475.00. 5-20 -tfc Sal es and Se rVice Wf copy, c hec k to LET B-ABY SITT ER, 1 or 2 days per sharpen Sc issor s . TER SHOP PLU S. 72 W week . Phone 992 3853 a fter 5 - ---------------GLASSMAS TE R mboard and Union, Athens , Ohio . Also, p m 3-29-lfc ' ' job pr in ting. outboard motor boat 120 5-22 6t p !-White Bath Tub & Commode $35 DOZER wor k, land clearing h p , 18ft gold and wh 1te in 4 29 -38tp by the acre, hourly or color . If interested , ca ll 992 4-0ider Refrigerators · $25 up 5A3J . contract , Fa rm pond s, . NOW se111ng Put ter Bru sh For roads, etc Large dozer and l-Ice · Cream Fr'i!'~zer with 8 lids 5 22 ·31c Produ cts, phone 992 -34 10 operator with ov e r 20 years i 1-24 -ttc 1965 MOBILE ho me, 2 ----------------1-25 cu . ft . Free'ieF $249.95 ex p e ri e nce . Pullins E x 1 HUSKY 400 M, $5 00 . bed ro oms , co mpl e te l y 19 71 Ph one 992 -5647 . !-Breakfast Set·.- ,.. ' ca vat ing, Pomeroy, Ohio . $10.00 furn1shed , priced to se ll Phone 992 2478. 5-22 -Jtc Phone (30d J 773 -5826 Gas & Electric Ringes $39.95 up 11' 19tfc 5 21 6tc 1968 TWO bedroom Windsor YA~D Sa le, Wednesday 27 ACRE FARM Large --------~---- 1-2 Door Utility, ~binet $9.95 --·--------through Friday, till 1 p m mobile home , very good SEPT IC tanks and lea ch lines Saturday . Pearl Sf. , Mid - SELL yo ur m obile h o m~ for 4-'-Eiectric Dryers S49 .. 95 up condit1on w1tt1 one acre lot barn, implement shed, milk instal led . Also, field drain cash . 15 homes wanted , 1958 d lepor f. Watch tor s1gns house and 7 room house with Also , rabb1ts and Whit e thru 1972 m odels Phone t iles . All work guaranteed . 2-:-Sofas, fair, condition ea .. $10 .. 00 5 20 -4tc . leQhorn chickens Pho .ne bafh , gas F.A. furnace. All l..ewls Excavating , R1 . 1. (614 ) 446 ·14 25, Ga llipolis . 1-Sofa Bed 992;351 L $49.95 minerals. NEW LISTING . Rutland, Ohlo. Phone 142· 3 9 78tf YA-Ro- SACE-:-S-;r-.;-Ro:sh 5 22 .Jtc .60 OF AN ACRE - In fhe 3142. Several Chests & Dressers res 1den ce, 1 block east of old Priced Right ----------------4·24 -26tc greenhou se in Sy racus e . 1971 SKY LIN E mobile hom e, OAK tom ato st akes , Phone counfry wifh a 1 bedroom 5-Good Bedroom Suites Sf39 .. 95 up 12 x 60 . Phone 992-5872 Thursday , Friday a nd 843·1064. Spanish decor mobile home SHALLOW Wells du g, sprlngs1 5 18 6tc Sa turday. !-Maple Corner-&binet $84.50 5 22 3tc wifh rura l wafer off Rf. 33. --....._ developtd and cisterns ! --------------5 22-21p 1--4 pc. Mahoga'l!l'' BR Suite $299.95 lnlfalleG 10 approximately 1 - - ---------- -11 2 FAMILY HOME 18 H. Lewis EKcavatlng, Rt. · ORDER any CB from Indian rooms, 1 bafhs, furnace heal Rent Several Desks on hand $49 .. 95 up YARD Sa les , May 21. 22 23 J oe' s Spor ts and CB's at 10 1. Ru tland Phone 742 -37•2. · be tween Harr isonville ft 'nd 12 x 52 MOBILE home in !-Magnus Chord Organ pet. above cost and ship . in fown out of hlg~ water . $29 .. 95 4-24-26tc ; Pagev ille on Rt. 684 Ram ChestE!r, Oh io Completely p 1ng JOB Page St ., M1d HOME PLUS RENTAL - B con eels furn1shed . P hone 985 -3826. dl eport rooms, 2 balhs, porches, nat . 5 21 3tc 5 13 3tc 5-18 ·30tc gas, city water on large lot in -·-----~---- - ----- - -···- --- -360 HONOA - One of fhe mosl unusual motorcyclet YARD Sale, mise 1tems at Racine . you will ever see .1l{!¥Hnlles, ma ~y, many exfras, AM· Antiquity, 'O hio S1gns 2 BEORM mobile home , 308 1971 l 50 B JOHN De er e dozer 2 BUSINESS SPOlS _ In FM radio & tape1 riM\'er with 4 speakers. cl9arette & ff blade, canape, 1,606 posted , Wednesday through · Page St ., in Middlepor1 $75 hours, good cond ition Middleport , one with 4 rentals, Sunday llghfer, big cargo carrier , car like horns, d ecorative d eposit required 56 ,5 00 . Ph one 985 3594 and one with 2 business rooms llghjs, windshield, breaker, chrome horH. bird I 5. n .ttc 5 21 -4tc ------------ ---- 5-14 ·12tp and 4 rooms ·up . , -------------& bullets shaped ma~y ofher extras not men. B-E-;-0-D_I_N_G-..,-p_,t_a_ n-t s-..:._p_:o_t_: t e:_:d~ LOTS - On Rf . 7 & 33, some In floned. ONE Duplex apt , 1n M1Q dleport. I house in Pomeroy . plan ts: geraniums. azaleas . townwlthall utilities. $1 1 500.00 Cal l (304 ) 882 -2050, coll ec t petu n1a s , porch l;loxes, up . CA~PENTER work - cfi lin g, -tfc S-22 ·paneling, flooring, and --- ·-i ---------- - - - - hang 1ng ba skets. Cleland 's IIIEW ~!STING Good electr ic weldin g, etc Phon e TWO bedroom house and Greenhouse , Geral d 1n e b "ldi 1f Cleland, Rac ine , Ohio 4577 1 u• ng o with old 7 room . . 992·2759. garage, 325 Spr1ng Ave a.tfc house . Only $3,000.00. 5 20 6t c 1 5 Refer ll!nces . P hone 992 7660 -- - --- - - ~--------· -- 5-22 ffc CAMP IN G s to ves, Propane IF YOU AREWANTiNG TO fuel , bloodbait , trou t a bouts SELl CALL 992.3J2S . . or FURN . r~pt 5rooms and bath , 'Htlmon eggs, co rn balls : nice large yard. bath and 1., , I 0 r AL electric 3 bedroom oough balls , rods , reels 390 South Seconcf St , , Lombos , seines . minnows : home , built in kitchen . ful l Middleport , -'adults on l y ~ bas.ment and large lo l by_ck_ets and 01her items fo r Phone 992 5262 ev enings . Phone 992·3380. the fi Sherman Indian Joe '!., 5·22 ·61C 5 21 tfc J08 Page St , Mlddlr.port 5 18 7tc ...... ~ • · OUR At Reasonable Prices - j o f Pom eroy Large lot s W1th c oncrete pa t 1o s. sidewa lks. 1968 DODGE coronet 500 . runne r s ~nd off s tree t qood condit1 on Mi'ke a 111Ce parkinq Phon e 992 7479 second car Phone 99 2 ~ 47 6 " 12 31 lfc 5 16 6tp rn I . 14·--Count On ·Us For Gre_a t Used Cars 13 - The DaUy /ientlnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0. , Friday, May 23, 1975 3 BEDROOM tra il er , r eat nice . Phone 992 3324 5 11 -tfc J -· ·-_: ..->:·: _··.:.- :_·._. :- I ... RM and ba1h furn 1shed apt Utilities paid , 356 North 4th St:, Middleport. Ohip S 11 tfc �I ,. r l4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, Fuel cost I~GELS (Continued from page I) would become n1pidly insolvent," Green said. He bl~med the increase in the price of coal, which the company uses to generate 97 to 98' pel' cent of its electricity, on increased labor costs at the company-cwned mine, federal safety and environmental regulations. "The energy problems of today indicate a continued shortage of gas and oil leading to a greater use of electric energy," Green said . " Inc rea S'e d energy . requirements by our customers require additional plant facilities which are finance by issuing additional IS SATURDAY, MAY 24, ONLY the comp_lete console stereo •..---~ ' ... with exclusiveAb't7pz1 System and featuring 8-li'ack Tape Player plus: • Solid· Siate Stereo Amplifie r· FMIAM/Siereo FM Tuner • Stereo Precision II Record Changef • Micro-Touch® 2~ Tone ~rm • New Exclusive Allegro Sound System With spec1ally developed Zenith tuned port thai en· hances bass reprodu c tion • Two Plus Two Matrix-add two optional speakers and enjoy ,¢.dimensional aound. WAS •399.95 NOW SATURDAY ONLY ADMISSIONS _: ·Orville Graham , Pomeroy; C:harles Boggess, Racine; Juanita Moore, Pomeroy; Hilda Warth, Hartford; Mandy Hubbard, Syracuse. DISCHARGES - Christina Bissell, Mattie Teaford, Betty Eynon, Frances Swartz, Judy Bacon , Steven Lavalley, Gladys Rumfield , Esta · Roberts. Eleg ant Co ntemporary cabi net in Wood grained Walnut color. ~~~ WAS '499,95 NOW SATURDAY ONLY $ The PRESCOTT • Model E935M · Early America n styl ing · in genuine Maple veneers and selec t t1a rdwo0d solids, exclusive of decorative l ront WAS '529.95 NOW SATURDAY ONLY $ Tt1 e WOO CFO RO • M odleell~ ;;~,~~o: ~ ''"lii Lv •urious Mediterranean c, t in genu1ne Dark Oa k ven ee rs an d select ha rdwood so lids. excl usi\le of decor ative Iro n!. New Allegro speaker syst em w1th tun ed port. 140 Watt pe ak po wer stereo ampl 1f1er. FM / AM / Stere o FM tun er. St erec Prec 1sion !It rec or d ch anger. M ic r o- T o uch~ 2G tone arm. : i* DOUBLE FEATIJRE PROGRAM Tonite thru Sat.' "SINS OF RACHEL" .: :* :* !* Meigs Property Transfers ' * ! MASON DRIVE-IN THEATRE jt •*****************************. Squeeze a nickel'til it squeals! We have low-cost Auto Loans. Easy to arrange. Fast. A real tight squeeze. Six are fined lberfelds In Pome MEMORIAL DAy SALE NOW 11\t PROGRESS NOW SATURDAY ONLY Authentically de taile d Medite:rranean styled cabine t with th e look of fi ne ·distressing wood-grained Dark Oak-color, exclusive of decora~ive frOnt. 95 Special Sale Items In The Main. Store, Annex and ' Mechanic Street Warehouse ~ . · . . ~ INGELS FURNITUREOPEN SAT. TIL 8 PM MIDDLEPORT -tmts All Accounts Insured to $40,000.00 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. r . brnextdoorneirlia. · .- . .... OPEN SATIJRDAY 9:30 VOL. 10 NO. 17 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY. MAY 25, 1975 tnfittt MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICF /.5 CENTS Drain~ge problem study in subdivisions ordered GALLIPOLIS - City Commissioners her e Friday aft ern oo n approved an emergency ordina nce employing Gallia County Engineer Paul Stull and Associates to make an engineering study pertaining to surface water drainage problems in the Orchard Hili a nd Hedgewood Drive Subdivisions. The cont.act calls for Stull to be paid $16 per hour plus expenses with the total cost, mcluding expenses, not 't o exceed $3,000. In recent months, the area on Orchard Hill and Hedgewood Dr. Subdivisions has experi enced difficulties with surface water drainage 1 causing numerous land slips. Tri-star Election of Galtipolis was awarded a contract for electr-ical work and supplies for the new Gallipolis Municipal Swimming Pool under construction on ' Texas Rd. The low bid was $8,008. Commissioners signed an easement with the Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Elec tric Company to run lines to the bath- Budget is : Memorial Day has always been a bittersweet holiday in America. But it is especially sad when the occasion for special remembrance of those who have fallen in the nation's wars becomes a matter of what is convenient- or profitable - for the commercial community. ::~: holiday fall in the middle of the week, as it sometimes did, Congress several years ago changed Memorial Day from !!!! :,~,:,: ',~:=·,~: hav!':r~~:::-~~; ~~:~e:~o ::!~;h;:ai~ ~a~~rllll~~~ s:~~~ t~ approved VMaty :w to thAe las t. MoDndayf in tNhe m o ntth.thlt ats oMmodved c crans or rmts 1tee ay rom ov . 11 o e 1as1 on ay in October for the same reason, as well as to put more · distance between it and Thanksgiging. GALLIPOLIS - The Gallipolis City Not all of the states fell in line with the change ; a few Board of Education , meeting here in have continued to observe the traditional dates. Some special session Friday night, approved the Southern states have always observed Confederate 'proposed budget for the 1975-76 Project .... Memorial Day on different days in April and May. ' Hope. If a lobbying campaign being conducted chiefly by The budget totaled $156,047, with : :: former servicemen is successful, Veterans Day will once $75,454 coming · from the Appalachian Reg ional Development Commission ; :::. : again be redesignated as Nov. II. The U. S. Senate has $40,758 from State Welfare Funds; $32,835 · already so acted. Other bills have been introduced in from local services by profession al :·:..: . Congress to move Memorial Day back to its original spot on people ; $5,000 from the school district and . the calendar. $2,000 from fees charged to parents, whose Opposing this is another lobby, made up of numerous children are in the program but do not :. ~.· qualify for welfare funds . corporations, trade associations involved in the travel business and unions , which argues that three-day holiday The budget was prepared by Ron ::;: Nicholas, director of Project Hope, in •.:.:·.,:.' weekends promote spending by the .public, profits for in· cooperation with Supt. Paul F. Kuhn . . dustry, jobs for people and better worker efficiency . It was noted that the arrival Thursday .,:.:,: In the midst of it alf, we seem to have forgotten what a of a $10,220 check from the Ohio Valley . . day like Memorial Day is supposed to be about. Regional Development Commission was ':': Perhaps Americans no longer want to be reminded of the the final installment of the ARC grant ·for sacrifices of their wartime dead , especially this year when the 1974-75 project. · th e loss of more than 56,000 of them in Vietnam is so fresh in Dean R. Circle, president of the mind and seems to have been so unnecessary and so useless. Gallipolis Board of Education , said ) Saturday the board has completed its We happen not to believe it. We believ.e that certain interyiews with the six finali sts for the things are more important to Americans than the superintendent's post vacated by the :=:: recreational or money-making opportunities afforded by a resignation of Supt.' Kuhn . three-day weekend and that if they were asked, the majority The new superintendent will be emof them would vote to put the holiday back where it was for ployed at the JWJe II board meeting. Guidelines established by the .board provide that the final selection must be approved un'animously by all members. :;: ,:,:. for 'Hope' Evans Farms·to host Jungle Cock campers RIO GRANDE - The third annual paying for at least two registrations froin campfire of the Ohio Chapter of the their Youth Conservation funds. State, National and League authorities Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock will be held at Bob Evans Farms JWJe 13, 14 and will assist in the three-day feature which is 15. This event is for boys and girls, ages 10 drawing wide acclaim for its down-toto 16 and their adult sponsors. It will be earth approach to outdoor-training of presented by the League of Ohio Sports- youth, emphasizing the conservation of men's Brotherhood Committee, in our natural resources, particularly cooperation with the Ohio Department of angling . Camp capacity is 350 persons . Natural Resources. · Cost for the three-day campfire, adult Deadline for registration is June I. and youth is $44 (food, lodging and Campers will be accepted on a "first everything). Activities. begin at I p.m. come, first se'rved " basis. Individuals should contact the Monday, June 13 . . · Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce of Youths will be trained in the out-ofdoors in such events as fishing, fly tying, contact an official at the Brotherhood of nature, casting, rod making, canoeing, the Jungle Cock, 2~04 Cleveland Ave., Columbus, . 43211, phone 614-263-3818 for and history of Ohio. additional information on registration . Each member club is urged to adopt the Creed and support the. Campfire by W. R. DAVIS Veteran of ~~;;:::;:;:7;:::::;~:;'./ '.! Patrol to - PRESIDENT OF THE omo Chapter of the Brotherhood ol the Jungle Cock Martin Vulgamore (Columbus) with son Jamie and daughter Dianna, two of the some 225 kids who will be attending tbe 3rd Annual Brotherhood Campfire at Bob Evans Farm, Rio Grande, June 13-15. under the same ownership when it became nonconforming, and where such extension is necessary to the existing use of such building. house at the new swimming pool. In any case, howiver, the floor areas Upon the recommendation of City of an extension shall not exceed in all the Manager Paul Willer, commissioners total floor area of the existing building or approved an ordinance to amend the buildings. zoning ordinance for the City of Gallipolis. Commissioners also discussed the Under the amended section, the costs involved in operating its cemeteries. Zoning Board shall have the authority to lt was suggested that the rates for grant an extension or permit completion of ce metery lots and costs for opening and a building devoted to a nonconforming use clos ing graves be increased. Comupon a lot occupied by such building or a missioners agreed to run a sw vey before lot adjoining, provided that the lot was taking any action. I!.::J ·e : ·,.~=': ·• Frog flag could make Meigs first POMEROY - Lewis and · Helen Sauer of Middleport have designed and created a · flag for Meigs County which has been endorsed by the Ohio Society for the Promotion of Bull Frogs, . Inc. Shown with a drawing of the flag, above, are Barbara Roush, left, secretary of the society, and Helen Sauer, who is the society's Betsy Ross as she will make the flag· which will be three by five feet. . The f)ag promotes the growing popularity national - even international - attention being directed to the -annual Ohio State champi'0nship Frog Jumps in connection with the Big Bend Regatta in June. . The society wants to obtairi the opinion of Meigs CoWJty - - - --- - - - DO YOU WISH TO ENDORSE THE FLAG AS THE OFFICIAL FLAG FOR MEIGS COUNTY? YES ~--~---- NO -----------~--~ IF OPPOSED, STATE REASONS WHY : residents as to whether or not . County will be the first. Residents _are asked to· fill the flag should be adopted as the "offidal" flag of Meigs out the coupon here and mail it to James Clatworthy, County. None of the 88 .counties in Middleport, Ohio. A drawing Ohio has a county flag , so if . .con test is being proposed at . this flag is 'adopted, Meigs. · the Big Bend Regatta. ,: ~: ; .. POMEROY - W. R. Davis, retired :;:;: lieutenant of the Ohio State Patrol, will be speaker at annual Memorial Day services to be conducted by Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Davis, the son of Robert A. Davis, :::: Rose Hill, is a gtaduate of Pomeroy High ',·:~ : School, class of 1937. He is a veteran of World War II and joined the Ohio Slate :=::. Highway Patrol shortly after his discharge from the armed forced. He ivas an officer of the patrol in Meigs County from 1949 to 1959, working out of the Gallia-Meigs Post. After service with the patrol at Georgetown and New Philadelphia, he was assigned as post commander at Jackson where he served unlil)1is retirement in January of this year. .:= .:·.:.: ',·',i,.',: Davis has been active in veterans Officers said the car was taken while • Jim Boster's 1973 Ford Pinto Station GAWPOLIS - G8llipolis City PQ!ice Saturdaf" were searchinll for a 1969 Ford Mike Northup, the, lot's oivner, was at the Wagon taken at gWlpoint Thursday nighi Mustang, two door fastback, taken Friday Shakt: Shoppe. The car has a dealer tag near the Buckeye Building and Loan · aflern'oon from Mike's Auto Sales on number 3764. · C01;ppany on Third Ave. Neither the car or Mean~hile , city police Saturday were the tmidentified assailant have :been seen Second Ave . ·continuing an investigation in.t ~ the .theft of since. ), ~ ' ~ organizations, having served as commander of Drew Webster Post, Pomeroy, in the late 1950s. He is presently an officer of the Jackson American Legion Posl and has representect_,that post on many district, sf<lte and national committees. On Feb . I, this year, Davis was appointed and presently holds the position of veterans service officer in Ja'ckson County: He resides with his wife, the former Nellie Brown and three children at Oak Hill. Davis will speak at Beech Grove Cemetery about 10:30 a.m. Monday immediately following a parade through Pomeroy's business section to the cemetery. At Chester, Davis will also b<! speaker for a program which gets underway at 1:30 p.m. with Drew Webster Post members also taking part. ) :::> f: ,·.';~. . !', ·' .:( ,:.,:,;.= : .. : f ' ~'"~=:=~~:~::::,:::::::·:::::J ~~:ps:~e: . WASHINGTON (UP!) - Private and federal agencies con tending with the flood . of 130.,000 Vietnamese refugees got a needed finarcial lift Saturday when President Ford signed a law providing $405 million for relief and resettlement. Most of the money will be used to feed and house the refugees in camps while they anxiously await' security clearance and American sponsors to begin a new life in the United States. Volunteer agencies will receive $85 million to help the refugees with rent, clothing and pocket money once they are initially resettled with their sponsors. L. Dean Brown, who organized and ran the resettlement task force until announcing .this return to private business Friday, said private agencies will get an additional $500 for each individual resettled . He said it will cost more to settle some refugees, but less for others, particularly th_ose fluent in English with skills needed in the United States. Brown said English ·and vocational training will account for about $30 billion. The Department of Health, Education, and Welfare has been allocated $15 million for future health and social ·services the refugees may neeq. Part of the money will also be used to repay states 100 per cent of any costs they might suffer in the resettlement program. BY KATIE CROW SYRACUSE - Mter 50 years in education Carl Weese, educator and teacher, will lay down his textbooks and close the door to his room for the last time when school closes at Southern High School this week. Mr. Weese was born and reared in Syracuse, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Bert Weese. He attended school at the old town haD building the first six years, and the seventh and eighth grades in the old Carleton College. He graduated from Pomeroy High School and attended Rio Grande, later ' transferring to Ohio University where he graduated. The first school in which he taught was the "Banner" school located in the Nease Settlement area. At the Banner school' aU eight classes were fn one room. He enjoyed teaching there very much. CARL WEESE, TEACHER Mter teaching at Banner two years he returned to Carleton College, this time as a teacher. He taught history and English to elementary school at Syracuse was built. At Syracuse Elementary he continued the seventh and eighth grade students at Carleton College until the present t;!aching history and Engtish and was (Cmllnued 011 Viet veterans still have bonuses coming ro 8 PM be. speaker .. 50 years in teaching ending for Carl Weese . lberfelds In ·Pome Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,oon Families · /Jevolf!d To The Gre;{ter Middle Uhio Valley · 76, dies WAS '269.95 , The CLEMENTI Model D904DE • . Warm , humid today, highs . m the low 80s with 50 per cent" ·chance of showers afternoon and evening, In the 60s tonight, ,warm Monday, high m the 80s. Showers likely. Gallipolis police coniinued search today for a white male wanted for questioning in the theft of a car owned by City Sanitarian James Boster and a shooting in~ident at Halley's Ashland Service Sation on Vine St. Thursday about 9:15p.m. The Gallia County Sh.eriff's Department, Gallia-Meigs Post, State Highway Patrol and neighboring law enforcement agencies were alerted by local police within minutes following the in- SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM $ Weather MEIGS lHEATRE * The VENDURA Model ET914W Holzer Medical Center (Discharged, May 22) Buell Brown, Eva Brum· field , Harley .Denney, Neva Denney, Cia ude Dray, Eleanor Ewing, . Ronald Ewing, Robin Foley, Melody Gallimore, William Galloway, Charlotte Gibson, Gerald Gillenwater, Jennings Gillenwater, Dorothy _Hale, Clarence Harper, William Hash, Mrs. Vernon Houck and daughter, Mabel Hughes, Mary ,McAngus, Donald Mourning, Beulah Neigler, Mrs. Wiley Phelps and daughter, · Mary Phillips; William Plants, William Scott, Darrell Shaffer, James Shawver, Raymona Spears, Delores Strawser, Jan Torres, Stephanie VanBibber, Tammy White, Travis White, Cheryl Whitt, Kevin Yonker. (Births • Mr. and Mrs. Terry Barnett, a son, Jackson; Mr. and Ml-s. Howard Boggs, a son, Bidwell; Mr. and Mrs. James Casey, a son, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. George Newsome, a son, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. Neil Watson, a daughter, Northup. James Paul Grueser, ! ath~~ Vc&cranti Mcnlorial Hospital .. ,, • Man sought .m shooting, theft cident. According to Chief of Police John Taylor, the man descrjboo as a hitchhiker is 56 or 5-7, weighs between 140150 pounds, has sandy blond hair .(afro style) , a mustache, and goatee. He was last seen wearing a pink shirt and brown trousers and driving Boster's 1973 Pinto station Pleasant Valley Hospital Wagon. Discharges - Ray Smith, Chief Taylor reported Glenwood; Mrs . Leland today that three per sons Selby , Point Pleasant ; into custody who were taken Brenda Workman, Point with the suspect were Pleasant; Jennie Martin, securities." released. Point . Pleasant; . Stanley Increased interest rates Cook, New Haven; Harold E. Taylor said the trio, a man MAJORETI'ES NAMED and inflation in--Eecent years Norton , II, New Haven ; and two women from tbe RACINE - Bobbi Chap- Proctorville area, gave the have caused investors to Susan Myers, Gallipolis man has been named head following account: become disenchanted with Ferry; Otho Dye, Point majorette for the 1975-76 . utility common shares, Green Pleasant. They were' driving north on school year when tryouts Rt. 7 and picked up a hitch said, resulting in many Birth May 21, a son to Mr . were held recently at South- hiker whose name they did selling in the market place at and Mrs. Wayne Staats, ern High· School. Field · not learn. He said he would below book value . Racine. commander is Lori Guinther, pay them $20 if they would He said, however, he exmajorettes are Lois Bailey, drive him to Gallipolis. They pected the firm. to grow at a RETURNED HOME Barb Theiss and Carol continued into Gallipolis rate of 3 per cent this year, 4.5 RACINE - Patricia Morris. The band director is where they drove into per cent in 1976 and 6.5 per Wood, 5, daughter of Mr. and Joy Bigler and majorette Halley's Service Station on cent in 1977, with a return to a Mrs. Robert Wood, Racine; advisor is , Mrs. Con nee An- Vine st . where the man ofmore normal rate of growth has returned home from her drews . depending on the state of the fered to "fill-up " their car. stay in Grant Hospital, economy. They said their generous Columbus, where she unrider went into the men's derwent surgery for a club FILES SUIT room to change clothes. He In Meigs CoWJty Common foot. Cards may be sent to her came out and an argwnent Pleas Court Fred E. Miller, at home. She returns to the James Paul Grueser, 76, ( Mildred• Reynold s, ensued between him and Pomeroy, filed suit for · hospital JWJe 2. South Fourth St., Middleport, Lebanan ; a nephew, Paul Jimmy Halley and . another divorce against Donna Bush owner and operator of the Reynolds, also of Lebanon; a station employee. LOSSES GROW Miller, Pomeroy, charging Grueser Body Shop in step-son , Elmer JohnSDn , The unidentified hitchhiker gross neglect of duty and . PHILADELPHIA (UPI ) Pomeroy many years, . died Wheeling, W. Va.; a step- pulled a gun and began The Penn Central Railroad Thursday afternoon at extreme cruelty. daughter . . Mrs . Howard shooting. Luckily, none of the lost $184 million in the first Veterans Memorial Hospital. (Martha Mae) Snyder bullets struck anyone or the four months of this year Mr. Grueser was born July ' l five step-' station building. He shoved compared with a loss of $87.5 8, 1898, in Pomeroy, tile son of C eveland; million for the same period in the late Charles and Viola grandchildren, nine step- the driver of the car in which · Tonighl!hru Sunday 1974, the trustees reported Grueser . He was 1llso great-grandchildren, and he had been riding, Fred several cousins. Brester of Rt. 2, Proctorville, Thursday. The company lost preceded in death by his first THE TAKING OF FW1eral services will be at and ordered him to drive $56 .1 million last April , wife, Bessie Fife Grueser in PELHAM I p.m. Saturday at the away. Tbe 1965 Chevrolet compared with a $19.3loss in 1963. ONE TWO THREE Rawlings:coats Funeral went up Second Ave. where it (Technicolor) the same month last year. are his wife Surviving Home with Rev. Robert was stopped by PI!. Ray HaD Starring Martin Balsam Bernice Johnson Grueser . ~ Bumgardner officia ting. of the Gallipolis Police Rated " R" LOCAL TEMPS Mrs. Gard~er Burial will be in Riverview Department at Keith Suiter's The temperature in sister, Cartoons downtown Pomeroy at II Cerrie tery. Friends may call · Shell Service Station . Show Starts 7:00p.m . a.m. 'today was 80 degrees at the fWleral home any time. The hitchhiker ran from the George Daniels under sunny skies. car, down.Second and over to Third Ave . where he put a *****************************~ died on Friday gun to the head of Boster who George Fred Daniels, 73, was just pulling out of the Condor St., Pomeroy, died parking lot at the Buckeye this morning at Veterans Building and Loan Company . Memorial Hospital. Mr . · Boster told police he was Daniels was born Nov. 17, approached by the man who 1902. He was preceded in pointed a gun at him and death by one brother, Emmit ordered Boster to drive him and . one sister, · Nettie out of town. Phillips. He was a member of The man left the driver's the Asbury United Methodist There are two things in this " Oh R h 1 th lt side of the car and ap"' world I hate - Racial • ac e • my 1ove. e lt Church, Syracuse. Harold 0 . Beegle, Alice E. proached the passenger's >t re 'udlce and Indians. . loves you shatter ... If you* Mr. Daniels is survived by Beegle to Larry Roush, .JWle side. When he started to get >t P I . . should die, "' Take a nde tn a car - to W ld ·t It ?" .,... two sisters, Gladys Thomas, Roush, .52 A., & 1.18 A., into the car, Boster ran from • Jt- t1ell and back! ou 1 rna er · lt Rated PG Rated R lt Pomeroy, and Th'l.lma Sutton . his vehicle. Fred B. Goeglein, Barbara Drake, and several nrnces At that point, the man A. Goeglein to Philip D. and nephews. • drove away and has not been Funeral services will b~ Miller, Lot, Rutland. seen since. Winfred L. Dent, Evelyn M. Monday at 2 p.m . at Ewing : MASON, W. VA. · Chapel with Rev. Richard Dent to Wayne Jarvis, Clara Jarvis officiating. Burial will Jarvis, Lots, Middleport. Erma F. Wilson to Wayne be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the S. Wilson; Betty June Wilson, Six defendants were fined funeral home after I p.m. Lot, Le~t . DeUona Pannell to Robert and two forfeited bond in the Saturday. 0. Bowles; Mary ·A. Bowles, court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith Thursday night. 4.13 A., Pomeroy. Fined were William BODY FOUND Howard Welch to Keith Nichols, Rutland , $5 and CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Douglas, Lot, Columbia. · to yield the costs, failure body of KeMeth Ferren, 12, Willis · Anthony, Kathle~il suburban Lockland, was Anthony to Charles W. right of way; Jeffrey Harfound Thursday in the debris Reeves, Barbara J. Reeves, brecht, Point Pleasan t, $5 and costs, failure to yield the of the Stearns and Foster 1\14 & 13.75 A., Bedford. Mattress Co., hit by a small . James H. Sellers, Ruth Ann right of way; Calvin Mayle, fire Wednesday night. Sellers to Farmers Home Pomeroy, $10 and costs disturbing the .peaee, Keith An autopsy was performed Adm., Lot, Salisbury. to determine the cause of Audra C. Forsythe to Pickens, Pomeroy, $10 and death. Firemen said the boy Richard K. Douglas, Joyce L. costs , destructi on of property, and Paul Rei tmire was not badly burned, and he Douglas, 231'. A., Bedford. may have died from the Helen M. Wil1iams to Pomeroy, $10 and costs' fumes given off by the bur- Clarence Spurrier, Mary· Ann reckless operation . For: ning mattress material. Spurrier, 218 A., Salisbury. feiting bond were Robert L. The child was · reported Samuel P. Lyons, Brenda Miller, Racine, $250, posted missing when he failed to J. Lyons to Daniel Ray Ab- on a driving while intoxicated return home from baseball bott, Cheryl J . Abbott, .23 A., charge and Ralph Edwards, practice. Hartford, $24.70 speeding, Sutton. :* "RIDE IN A !* ·PINK CAR" $ HOSPITAL NEWS ,., ' I . •(""" 2:l, 1975 '• • . ' ·• 992-2635 .. •, .. ·, POMEROY - An estimated 140,000 Ohio Vietnam veterans are believed still eligible ..[Qr _!he stale's bonus, reports Wallace Amberger , Meigs County Veterans' Service officer. The Ohio Vietnam Yeterans Bonus , Commission says that these veterans have not filed claims for bonuses in cash and · benefits ranging up to $1,000. It has been . <>ne year since bonus application forms for · .Ohio Vielnam veterans were.first sent out. Mower parts stolen Paie ·2) 234 GABS senior graduating today GALLIPOUS- Graduation ceremonies for 234 GAHS seniors will be held 2:30p.m. today at Lyne Center; Rio Grande. City Schools Supt. Paul Kuhn said all schools and offices .wiD be closed in observanee of Memorial Day Monday. Last day of school for all students st. GAHS is Friday. Students. will be dismissed at 1 p.m. All elementary pupils will . 11e dismissed at J :30 p.m. Friday. . ,I . . ~ The Meigs County Sheriff' s 'offictr received a complaint of theft and investigated an aUeged hit-skip accident · · Friday. . David B. Wright, Rt. 1, Middleport, reported that $1014150 worth of parts had been stolen from a Ferguson mower on his farm in Langsville. It .is under investigation. Acar belonging to Leota S. Birch, 35, Rt. 1, Portland, was parked at the entr111ce to Sliversville Hill Cemetery on County Road 31 when another vehicle driven· by Terry Lee Brewer, 28, Rt. I, Portland, allegedly sideswiped It '11Im were no Injuries. Damages to both vehicles were estimated at $100. · ' · · . f . 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. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 May 23, 1975 daniels grueser