https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/39f933e6e6922b52bcb223739665176e.pdf 630b0a93e8b45789f35b8730ece99f5b PDF Text Text 12-The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Thursday, April15, 1976. i~sue Canal Wind up car near ready to drj.ve MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT April1l NOT OPEN nomination. Carter, Henry Jackson, Morris Udall and Fr11nk Church answered questions from an A!nerican Society of · Newspaper Editors panel by telephone Wednesda y to avoid crossing an NBC picket line around the hotel. But noncandidate ·Hubert Humphrey stole the show. He entered by a nonpicketed entra.nce and wowed the groop with a luncheon speech full of one-liners. He said he doesn't plan to enter any primaries but refused to say flatly he will not change his mind. "The word 'never' in polltlcs is a very finite word," he said. "Let's just say I don't ••peel to enter any COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR SALE Our entire stock fo new spring sportswear coordinates is included. Pants · Shirts Shorts · Blazers · Sweaters · Jackets Shirts. Sale Prices· primaries." Walt Disney's TREASURE ISLAND ·G· Pl us DR . SYN IGI Running t ime 165 min. Show Starts 7 P.M. Men's COLUMBUS (UP!) - · and Reagan with 40 first ruled Invalid on the grounds Brown today ordered they were not members of the Republican 1\onald Reagan politica l party of the andAlaba!llll Gov. George C. candidate played a major Wallace, a Democrat, part in enabling the two to retns:ated to the June 8 Ohio qualify. · primary election ballot. In deciding this issue raised ,. Brown ~~ the order Wednesday· at a hearing, ·after acting on second Brown told Reagan backers: appeals filed on behaH of the "Because of the lack of two presidential candidates, clarity of the Ohio Revised originl!lly ordered off the Code as to procedures for ballot because of insufficient qualification of signatures of signatures. members of a political party Brown said Wallace now and because the petition was has 1,000 valld signatures _ . so close to being sufficient, the minimum required by we resolved any ambiguity in law, and Reagan 1,022. Just a · the statute in favor of week ago today, the qualification, and therefore, secretary, alter acting on the added 40 signatures which candidates' first protest,.said had previously been Wallace was 19 signatures disqualified be cause the shy of qualHying and Reagan signers had voted in 54. Democratic primaries.'' Brown's decisioo to credit Brown also said Reagan Wallace with 15 signatures had gained 40 other names LEISURE .SUITS Women's Spring Coats lliiS WEEKEND ON ANEW SPRING COAT. PLAYTEX SPRIN·GSALE - Pupils active during Right to Read Week SAVE UP TO '3.00 On Double Diamonds(rl Girdles Foundations Department, Second Floor Mens Double .Knit DRESS SLACKS By Mrs. R. M. Jonas During the week, all TUPPERS PLAINS students were given 76 An excellent selection · solid colors and Right ·to Read Week at the minutes of time lor uninelementary school here has lerrupled silent sustained patterns. Waist sizes 29 to 42 . Lenths 29 to been declared a huge success reading . Students enjoyed 36 . Includes entire stotk. by everyone Involved. this so much that several Co-chairpersons lor the teachers will continue the week's activities were Mrs. activity throughout the school Carlotta Reed and this year. The entire school -·-·-~--·--·-~--·-·-·-~ writer, director of "Right to population read-<boods of its Read." The theme chosen for choice at the same time each this special week was, "A day. Belter Ufe through Better Over 85per cent of pupils in Neck sizes 14112 to 17 , also s!zes small, Reading." grades 2-6 read at least one Winner or the prize for the book during the week and medium. large and extra large . Long and best song abOut reading was signed their names to the snort sleeve styles . Includes our entire Deedrah Sanders, grade 3. Declaration of Right to Read stock . Winner of the prize for the in the school library. Mrs .. best poem about reading was Sandy Gumpl, speech Tammy Calaway, grade 3. therapist, designed the The winners will each receive declaration . A pupil book-exchange lor a new book of their choice. Kick-off lor the week's many was the most e•ciling activities was an assembly part of the week. Younsstets program lor students, " brought in books they had faculty, and parents. Mrs. read and exchanged them This special sale is on all of our mens knit Lavina Brannon's · third· with classmates. Donations shirts . Crew necks · tank tops · golf and grade class opened the of books were also received tennis shirts · terry cloths · rugbys . Sizes program with a song about from high school slud~nts . smail. medium. large and extra large. reading written by the Enough books were received teacher . A sklt entitled . so that each child in grades . "Read, Read, Read Your K-G received at least one book Book" was then presented. to keep for his own. In ~ll, 550 Scott Skinner, grade six, books were distributed was narrator and the cast through the ••change. included Humpty-Dumpty, Parent voliln leers assisting Shannon Stewart, kin- with this project were Mrs. dergarten ; Sam I Am, Nina Sanders, Mrs. Kathy Melissa Calaway, grade one; Davis, and Mrs. Richard Sizes 28 to 42 waist . Twills. corded cloths. Tin Man, Sean Clemson, Griffin. Faculty members brushed denims. 100 per cent c-ottons. grade two; Red Riding Hood, helped with collection and Hundreds of pairs in this selection . Some Laura Skinner, grade 3; · distribution , and al~o nave jackets to match. Johnny Appleseed, Lori arranged special bulletin Robinson , grade 4; Tom boards and room activities. Mens .9.95 Fashion 'Jeans - .7 .88 Sawyers, Mark Rice, grade So much enthusiasm was . . 8.38 Mens 10.95 Fashion Je ans · · · live ; and Mr. and Mrs ..Read- shown for these projects that . 9.38 Mens 11.95 Fashion Jeans · · · · a-Book, Kevin Brooks. and Right To Read Week ap· • 9.88 Mens 12.95 Fashion Jeans · · · · · • Sarah Goebel, grade six. parently will become an Mens 13.95 Fashion Jeans • 10.88 Other sl•th-grade students annual event. Mens 14.95 Fashion Jeans - - · - · . .11.38 assisting with costume design and stage management were Mens 15.95 Fashion Jeans · · · · • . 12.38 NOTICE Bernnie Bennett, Mike Not icePUBLIC to Aggregate Vendors : These sale prices also on new entire stock ol Bissell, Rob Smith, Cassie Sealed bids will be received The Board ot County Sheets, Mike Baker, Greg by mens Pre Washed denim jeans. Commissioners of Meigs Cole, Patty Edwards, Deedee County , Ohio at tht offi ce of Durst, Marjorie Myers, and the The County Commis si oners in 1-·-·-·-·---·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-~-~-~-~--~-i Court House . in the Village Qndy Crites. of Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, unt il Puipls in Tom Gumpl's ~ : Jo A .M . on the 19th day of April 19 76 for tht furn ishing of fourth-grade class had made all kinds end sizes of bookworm bookmarks for aggregates that may be Juvenile sizes 3 to 7. Reg ular boys sizes. 8 to 12. Tank by the Meigs County each stUdent and these were required top s , crew necks · school name shirts . number s shirts. · Highway Oepartn,ent . Our entire stock . distributed by the cast. Mrs. Estimated quantity of all aggregates required. o!!IP · Ma•ine Whitehead, music pro x'im at ely ~0 , 000 ton s. teacher, led singing of songs Bid Specltlcotlons To Be Boys 2.95 Knit Shirts Sale 2.49 As Follows : K Sh t about reading whlch the Submitted Sale 3.19 Bid price per lon , f .o.b. Boys 3.95 nit ir S students had been practicing looded al vendors pion I for the Boys 4.95 Knit Shirts Sale 3.99 all week. various ki nd and size of Sale 4.79 aggrego les I hoi may be Boys 5.95 Knit Shirts Sale Prices t-·--·-"--·-.. MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS Sale Prices MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS Sale Prices MEN'S FASHION JEANS .,. ·-···-·· 'jiOOWIII'I,..,. ~ ' . •• c.-. ..... requ ired which w i ll conform to the fJ.ernnento fSta Highways te of Oh io , Department Construc tion and Materials Spocificalions , exce pl ing pea or shot gravel whl c ~ is an ungraded material. With respe c t to the aforesaid estimated quant ities the vendors shall understand that no guarantee is given as to the actual quan ti ties of aggregates to pe furn ished , but each vendor shall be r equired to furnish anv part of the Blclut~l r eq uirements as order ed dur i ng the 1976 season . Prices on this bid sh all be In effect for the remaind er of the year 1976. On the en~Jetopt con tein ing each bid , th e name and ad dress lhe plainly vendor musl b• shown ofand 'marked " Aggregate Bids ." 10 be relurned onProposals bid form sare supplied by the vendor , and wil l be opened on the date and pt!!l ce speci f ied above . The Meigs Counly Com . missioners resereny ve !he to· acce pt or reject or ri allght bids or any pori th•r•~' · Marlha Chambers , Clerk Me igs County Board of Commissioner s (4 ) 8 , 1.5, 1 1C MEN'S ' . Buy them to wear with leisure suits or separat.ly . Sizes small ; 11 (14-14112 ), Medium ( 15·15'12 ). large (16·16 112 ) and extra large (17-17112 ). A I r ' me n do u s selection!", . r· ~ Salt·. Prices · Fu~niture Department - 3rd Floor SALE! KROEHLER IN NAUGAHYDE Final Two Days Cortley Made 20-~asure Draperies Ideal ftlf Family· Room, Den, Living Room or Office. . Sofa • lM Seats • OlaiJS • Ottomans Save m Now (Please bring 459.00 Love Seats, light brown · · 297.Qd ,$ofa, green · · · · • • • 242.00 Love-Seat, green • · • · • 395.00 Sofa,'brown • • - · · 319.00 Love Seat, brown • • • 229.00 Olair, brown • • • • · 539.00 ~fa, Patchwork . • 469.00 ~ve Seat, Patchwork • •• • • 249.00 Olair, Patchwork' : · - - . . · 500.00 Sola, brown. • • • • • • 440,00 Love Seat, brown .• · · · · • 360.00 Chair, brown • • • • • • • 143.00 Oltoman, brown • . • .• • • 219.00 Chair, light brown. · · 209.00 Ch~ir, light brown • • • 349.00 199.00 169.00 299.00 239.00 179.00 429.00 369.00. 199.00 349.00 300.00 210.00 109.00 149.00 139.00 SALII POWER LAWN. MOWERS No. 17 $119.95 3 H. P. 18 inch cut mower · Brigg,·:and Stratton engine · 4 cycle. SALE '99.95 window m~suremen1s Reg. $145.00 WINTUK YARN 4· Ply, 4oz. Skein REG. '3.95 JACKSON AND PERKINS Superooted Rose Bushes SALE '104.95 No. 3-Reg •. $189.95 llf2 H.P. 22 inch cut mower · self propelled • Briggs and Stratton, 4 cycle engine. · Sale $1 9 Reg. $69.95 Model 1416A EUREKA UPRIGHT SWEEPER SALE '159.95 1---~~---~--·-··-·-·-·-·-·---·-·-·~-..t·--·-=-~-=~·==~=:-:::-:-::::-::---"1 Sizes. 6 to 20. Made like the mens leisure Short and long sleeve styles. Boys 7.95 Leisure Shirts Boys 8.95 Leisure Shirts Sale 6.47 Sale7.17 SALE! ROJO TIUERS Reg. 5264.95, 31f2 H. P. Briggs . and Stratton engine, power reverse · be~- drive. SALE '239.95 Reg. $359.95 5 1'1· P. jriggs . and Stratton · motor ·~ •chain drive. ;..~~J,;, Boys Sizes 18 to 30. Mens sizes 30 to 50. Riversibles : wide white belts and fashion 1 L co ors. eather work belts. E~ceptional ValueS. . Sale '59.95Complete 26 inch· standard boys style- Boys 3 and 10 speed bikes • Limited quantity. ··•. STEREO TAPES Our entire stock included Popular · Rock Country Western - Vocals Instrumentals . SALE PRICEs· ,. fo.-..;..~,;;;.".-·~-~-·-·-·w·-·-·-------~·r-~~-""!'"--"·--~-·--·---~--·---·-·-·--..-:-"'1 • , ,. Maill Store, Alln.e1 and Warehouse .illll •.rr 9:30 ID 8 p.m. ShOp Siturday 9:30 to 5 p.m. y ELBERFELD$ 'tN" r VOL XXVII NO. 258 •• at y POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' on the list of substitute teachers . Hiring of personnel and negotiations whicn are underway with the teachers were reviewed and the meeting was recessed until April 26.· Attending the meeting also were Supt. Riebel, High school Principal Chester Gooding, board members Oris Smith, David Smith, Dorset Larkins, Doug Bissell and Dorothy Calaway, and representatives of · the Athletic Boosters who discussed matters of general nature pertaining to the athletic-program. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 84 degrees under sunny skles . night in a tree just a bout IS feet outside the fence," reported il park worker, "and today they 're still rownlng around free. "Some of them are running hack and forth over other fences, mlxing with zebras and giraff~s, but we've got plenty of fresh fruit on the ground to keep them in the area and we 're keeping a close eye on them." Wou ld-be captors were fearful that rushing the baboons would cause them to scatter. so they played a waiting game with the frisky animals that were Imported from West Africa just two weeks ago. entine FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1976 PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS • Politicians slow down By ELIZABE'lll WHARTON United Preas International Three things combined to slow the pace of political pother today: Good Friday, Passover and a shortage of campaign money . The two religious holldays undoubtedly would have created a hiatus In any event over the Easter-Passover weekend. But the fact is that lor most candidates right now the financial Income is a trickle and the outgo is a flood. It tends to make them welcome an e•cuse to slow down lor a few days. Jimmy Carter ·was set to outline his health policies at a speech (at 11 a.m. EST) and later a news conference (at I :30p.m. EST) in Washington today, and most of the others stayed busy through Thursday. President Ford did no active campaigning, but he announced trlps to Georgia and Indiana coming up lute next week, and his press aide, Ron Nessen, liad another go at defusing the Panama Canal as an issue. He acknowledged the .. negotiations could lead to eventual Panamanian control DESTROYED BY FIRE _ This lkoom home on Lincoln Hill Road has been admired but not for an9ther 30 to $0 by Pomeroy residents and visitors for many years. Built by the Ebersbach family , it years. He said failure to write became the home of the late Richard Rawlings in the 50s. Current owners of the home , a new treaty could lead to destroyed by fire Thursdaymorning,-are Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carr. further antiAmerican riots in Panama and possible · confrontation with other Latin American nations: Republlcan challenger Ronald Reagan wound up section of Huntington's east have been torn down and be three days In · Texas still petitions, protested and spanning the Ohio River. pounding away at the canal rebuilt. gritted their teeth over the Finally, it was decided to side. and other foreign policy Now, a new crisis has Van Vorhis lndlcated it Issues, and sald he Is "hoping location o( a new bridge put the facill ty between eastern Lawrence County, arisen. Is the bridge doomed· could lake several weeks for and praying 1'll be whialllng Ohio,. and the Guyandotte before the first car drives the department to complete • 'The Eyes of Texas'" alter over it' lts test . . that sUite's primary May I. Two large piers were being The engmeer said crews Both Carter and Udall went Bomb threatened, put up on the West VIrginia were to have poured 900 cubic after the labor vote that slde, but ' the Maxon yards in the footer, but their supposedly favors Jackson , Construction Co. of Dayton, supply of concre!e was ln Pennsylvania Thursday, $400 stolen from Ohio, has decided to apply the exhaus!ed the loUowmg day. while JackSon himself spent brakes to its $1.9 million That same day, some more hours on the telephone ln project. Meigs High was Poured, and, at that fund-raising effo rts from cubation period lor the Someone irf the state High· point, the stat.e ordered Philadelphia. For the second time In ways Department thinks the Maxon Constructioo to stop. clllckens, the children The crucial Keystone learned of the stages of the three days a bomb threat was bridge might have a flaw . According to Vl\fl Vorhis, Stale's primary is April 27. received at the Melgs Junior already. embryo growth. the state feared that a "cold Meanwhile a Gallup poll High School Thursday and · Dan Van Vorhls, chief engi- joim" would develop, leaving showed Carter and Hubert One egg which cracked on neer lor the Ohlo firm, says the fifth day was opened so found groundless. Humphrey virtually tied. The call was received at the controversy lles In the a weak polnt. that the children could · see The second time the among Democrats and what had actually taken about 11:45 a.m. during the concrete footer poured Feb. concrete was poured, It too much I with the (Continued on page 10) . place inside the fer tilized egg lun~h hour . The. junior hlgh . 9, which now has come in for settled . and nearby central buildings some tests by the hghter in that period of lime. part rl.slng to the top . Wednesday as excited· were evacuated for the department's materials However, Van Vorhl.s said he fourth graders watched, si• reminder of the day with control, soil and testing divi- didn't believe the looter was baby chicks pecked their way sludenl.s returning to their slon. plagued by either. overThere is a· possibility the vibration or a "cold joint." through the shells. Other eggs homes by school bus at the looters might need replacing , were expected to hatch today. usual hour. Nonetheless, the siate has Overnight, a breaking and Van Vorhis said. As for the duck eggs, , the decided to investigate this Workmen have been idled initial phase of what would be Two persons were taken to incubation period is 28 days, entering took place at the so it will be another week school. An office door and because, he pointed out, it , the third such bridge crossing ~C as the result of an acbefore six more blessed sale door were pried open and would useless lor them to the Obio River In Hu~tington, cident on East Main St. at some. $400 In cash stolen from continue· work on the piers a span estimated to cost $41 11:03 a.m. Thursday. events occur. the sale. The school other- while it is possible they would million. Police said an eastbound wise was undisturbed. car driven by Jess Wlll. ' Pomeroy, attempted a left Work party will begin at 10 am turn into Landmark and struck a westbound cr Protector; Larry Hudson , Members of the Pomeroy fields . All . managers dri~en by Hilda Weaver 'Iii, . Pomeroy Police DepartBoys League are working on coaches, players (Little Philo. There was moderate MEETING SET ment; and Russell Eshelman, new baseball llelds at the League and Poly Leag~e), damages and Will was cited The Meigs County Regional Pomeroy night watclunan. Meigs Hlgh School located on and all interested parents are lor falling to yield right of Planning Commission will The group made plans to the hlll above the high urged to try to make this way. Mrs. Weaver and her sponsor the Hoxie Brothers meet in regular session at · school's varsity baseball work session. 3:05 p.m. Monday at the small son were taken to HMC Circus in Gallipolis in June diamond. Any questions concerning by the Syracuse E·R squad A.S.C.S. conference room , and for the observance of A work party has been set the above work party can be National Police Week, lv!ay g. second floor, Farmers Bank for Saturday, April .17, directed to Don Hunnel or ~hlch, by coincidence, was Building , Pomeroy . . near the scene of the ac15. beginning at 10 a.m. at the Roger Stewart. cident. • • ·g ton ,s new H un1m · oh·10 R·· IVer hn·dge doomed?. By United Press International DETROIT - FOR THE FIRST TIME in two years, indefinite layoffs in the U.S. auto industry will fall below the . 50,000 mark nelrt week as General Motors resumes second shift operations at two California assembly plants. ' But the nation's . "Big Three" automakers warned Thursday a Strike by the United Rubber Workers next week could cripple car production . They said there are enough tires ln stock or in transit for a week of production before the effects of a rubber strike would be felt. . HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (UP! I - For nearly a decade, they argued, drew up Incubation seen by 4th ·g raders "How does a chicken get into an egg?" A Middleport fourth grader asked his teacher, Mrs. Lucy White, that question and it resulted in the development of a science study unit on reprOduction. The incubation process ~ould have been explained by Mrs. White with words and graphs, but she chose instead . to let the hoys and girls see It happen. The Meigs County E;x· tension Office provided the school with two incubators , a dozen chicken eggs and six duck eggs. During the 21 day In- COLuMBUS ~ THE OHIO EXPOSITIONS Commission most of the 1976 Ohio Slate Fair grandstand $312,250 entertainment lineup Thursday. , The 1976 Fair grandstand lineup will lead off with the Osmonds on Thursday, Aug. 26; K. C. and the Sunshine Band and Singer Natlle Cole, Friday, Aug. 27; Telly Savalas and Tanya Tucker, Saturday. Au~. 28 : Pat Boone, Sunday, Aug. 29; Glenn Campbell and Lynn Anderson, Wednesday, Sept. I. Six new members were Singer Kate Smith and Canadian singer Rene Sinard will appear Thursday, Sept. 2; Bob Hope, Saturday and Sunday, accepted when the Gallia· Sept. fand 5, and Neil Sedaka will close out the Fair Labor Meigs Lodge 93, Fraternal Order of Pollee, met at Day, Mooday, Sept. 6. Middleport Vlllag e Hall . They are George E. Miller, WASHINGTON - A SENIOR AGRICULTURE J ., Richard Clark, Capt . Department official says expectations that farmers will plant Sidney Little, Middleport about 6 per cent more corn this year than last could mean the . Police Department ; Greg (Continued on ,page 10) Taylor, Meig~ Game ~proved Jr. Two injured in traffic mishap Officers join police lodge 8- track ,i ~·.· .BICYCLE SALE New Selection M·en's and Boys' Belts and Reg. 519.95 · Deluxe Attachments SALE '304.95 1~~~-~~·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-·-·-·-·---~'"f PROPERTY DESTROYED - Vandals, apparenUy using a shingle stain, wrote uncomplimentary names and swastikas on the automobile of Jim Cleland, Racine about midnight Wednesday . Cleland, who heads th·e Ohio Valley Fellowship, said the act of 1 vandalism was carried out because of his work in the fellowship's drug abuse program: The de)Jl!rtment of Sheriff Robert Hartenhach is conducting an investigation. The vehicle will have to be repainted. · e ·EAST MEiGS- A policy wlll be notified lor possible on dealing wllh students legal action on the second Involved in drugs and-or offense. · alcohol abuse that calls lor The board accepted the ell]lulsioolrom school lor as resignations of Larry Baker, long a5 law permits upon a high school custodian; Judy second Offense was adopted Sams, dl.strict nurse, and Thursday night by the Delores Frank, study hall Eastern Local School Distric t monitor. Employed were Tim Board of Education. Spencer , · high school About 75 parenls of the custodian, and Doris Swain, district met two to three study hall monitor, hours with the board to exLarry Heines and Duane press concern , and Wolfe, faculty members, willingness to work with ~were given permission .to school and support its actions ~d·a- [(asketball clinic in on drug and alcohol abuse . Cincinnati next weekend. The The board adopted a policy seventh grade was given sla~ng lhatanystudenlfound permission to visit the ExPOssessing alcohol or drugs, posilioo Center in ' Columbus •UIIng, selling or giving to next week and Supt. John others on school properly, Riebel will attend personnel including buses . will be employment practices placed on probation on t~ serninarinColumbusonApril rtrst offense. The student w1ll 28. • not be pennl lied to take part A policy for regula ling the ln any extra curricular ac. spending of student activity tlvlty whatsoever. accounts was adopted and the · Also, the parents will be board voted to renew ~sked to give permission for membership in the South· the student to be counseled by eastern Education Television the school psychologist. Service lor 1976-77 for On a second offense the educational television. The student will be expelled for board authorized the Chester the maximum period set by and Riverview schools to be law which would be the used lor Bible schools the remainder of the semester. first two weeks of June and Law enforcement agencies Charles McManus was placed Sale $119 No. 2-Reg. $124.95 3 H. P. ·20 inch cut mowe.f. Briggs and Stratton 4 cycle engine. s~irts . By RICK VAN SANT CINCINNATI (UPI) ·Fifty baboons made monkeys out of frustrated would-be human captors lor U!!l second day today. The young IS-pound animals, whlch scramble<! over a supposedly "baboonproof" 12-foot hlgh len~e at nearby Kings Island amusement park Thursday , roamed free on park grow1 ds . just outside the leoce today. "All the baboons spent last Drug .abuse will bring expulsion ·LEISURE · SHI,RTS BOYS LEISURE SHIRTS Baboons just too smart "which had previously been ruled invalid" by local boards .of elections on such grounds as illegibility, not registered etc. Wallace picked up 4 key signatures in this manner also, t he secretary said. The ruling means Reagan and President Ford will battle to see who wins Ohio 's 28-member at~arge delegate . slate to the Republican National Convention. Ford has delegate slates in (Continued on page 10) Secr~tary of State Ted W. Sale Prices ANOTHER_ _~ GOOD BUY FROM BAKERrS HOOVER • CLEANER Reagan, Wallace restored on Ohio election ballot The candidates tumed back · ....--~-·-·-·-·--·-·-·--·-·-·~--·-·--'"! Sizes sm~ll •. medium, · to their vote quest alter their. large and extra large. morning convergence in WaAll famous makes. shington, and reporters. quesPatterns and solid tioned Nessen about Panama. SAVE 20% :·colors. This sale on The Panama question has all of'·• our mens . necessary kin etic energy . been one of Reagan 's leisure suits. The wheel decided on is made standard - but largely of ·· high -strength Fiber ignored - issues for a month Misses - Juniors - Half sizes. Well known composites bullt up in or more. This wee k quality brands. concentric rings to minimize Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, named by Ford to radial stress. work oqt Final deU!ils of a new Wethe ·said the projected Final Two Days • basic fuel cost of operation is treaty with the Panama less than half that of· a goverrunent, told a House battery-()perated electric subcommittee the object of automobile ana tar below the negotiations ls "to give up Special savings on Cross· Your· Heart(r). that of a gasoline or diesel the Canal Zone after a period Soft Sider (r) , and Support can be Beautiful vehicle. · of time, that is correct." (r ) Bras . " BOYS KNIT SHIRTS FRI. , SAT., SUN . APRIL 16·11·18 $ ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY heats up ' dent Ford's pledge never to By ELIZABE'lll WHARTON sUI'render the canal and his Uillted Press International Republican challenger chief negotiator's statement Rona ld Reagan, to a House subcommittee that campaigning in Texas, said it is "perfectly clear" the of · Panama tjle Panama Canal is as much Republic eventually will gain control a part ollhe United Slates as over it. the Louisiana l"'lrchase or White House press lhe stale of Alaska . He secretary Ron Ne8sen said suggested President Ford is · delaying the· current treaty there is 110 inconsistency. Democratic candidate negotiations until after the Jimmy Carter told CBS he election. The canal question, which has , a ll.st of two dozen Reagan had sounded earlier possible vice presidential without much response, now names and his stall i' looms as a major political studying their backgrooods. But he would not rule ou.t issue. the possibility the choice Al a news conference in would be a negotiating point Austin, Reagan found some to assure his own presidential inconsistency between Presi- NEW YORK (UP! ) - An urban commuter automobile that runs on kinetic energy much as a child's top spins, is to be e~aluated under ·a contract jus\ granted by the federal Energy Research & Development Administration. llle contract went to Lear Motors Corp. of Reno, Nev., a creation of inventor Bill Lear, who spent so much of his own money and time trying to design an effective modern steam car. Lear Motors expects eventually to build a prototype kinetic car but the present contract is just for engineering evaluation. The car would be powered by kinetic energy stored in a flywheel turned by an electric motor plugged into an outlet while the car is at rest. The principle is basically the same as that of a child winding up a top with a string. .J.D. Wethe, president of U.S. Flywheels, Inc., San J uan Capistrano, Calif., which designed and tested the kinetic fly\vheel, expects the car to have a range of 50 to 100 miles at speeds ol40 to 60 miles an hour - all on the stored kinetic energy in the flywheel. The present kinetic fly wheel was invented by Richard and Stephen Post but the principle has been used· for centuries in such devices as the potter's wheel and spinning wheel. . The principle also has been used with fair success to power experimental vehicles in Europe and its performance has at times astonished engineers. The proposed car would require no fuel or no·electricity while actually in motion and would give off no emissions of any kind. Weihe said its actual operating cost would be only one penny a mile. The kinetic flywheel would be connected to the car's drive system by a variable speed transmission much like the transmissions used in gasoline and diesel powered vehicles. The big problem, Weihe said, was to design a flywheel mronger and more durable . than steel that could stand turning for hours at high 'Speed and store up the ·' ~ Capsized ocean oil rig takes 12 men to deaths By RONALD LITTLEPAGE FORT ARANSAS, Tex. (UP!) - Aglant oil rig under tow in the stormy GuH of Mexico broke lose and sank Thursday night . The Coast Guard said today 12 men trapped in an overturned survival capsule were feared dead, two others were unaccounted for and :2 survived. The USS Lexingtoo, on maneuvers off the Texas coast , dispatched helicopters io assl.st in the rescue and pull the dlBilbl~ capsule, shaped like a large sa~cer, from the rolling sea. ~ 'Where . do you want us to ship the bodies," the Lexington Nked on the OJast Guard radio channel. Divers said they 1\l!Ukl see bodies floating inside the orange capsule but could not verify the number of dead. · Seas were 13feet and winds were clocked at 50 knots when ihe Ocean Express, a $12 million platform commissioned in January , broke away from towships. · "It was rough," said survivor Ellis R. Whitt of Shrevepor, i..a., a motorman who was among 16 crewmen boarding an identical survival capsule. "At 8 o'clock they woke us up and we did what wero~ld to get things sqUared away . "The rig began to arch more and more and we could see that eventually something drastic 'was going to happen." Whitt sald he entered the first survival capsule and cast off into the turbulent Gulf. " It was rolling and rocking but everyone remained calm," he said . "Five minutes later they got the second capsule off, then the rig toppled over and went to the boll om. " It went into the water upside duwn. I don't think Iherr"'" any way to get air because ventilation is al the top.·· .Whitt said he never saw the second capsule again. Coast Guard spokesman Dave Cipra said a helicopter •from the Lexington plucked the last man from the water to safety and a lug latched onto the first Sl)rvlval capsule early today about 30 miles off the Texas coast. Cipra said the captlan of the rig radioed the Coast Guard at 8 p.m. Thursday that he was having difficulty with tile 166-footlong, 100-loot wide rig. A half hour later he radioed that all hands were abandoning the rig. Cipra said the first helicopter arrived at 9 p.m. and apparently all ol those a board but the captain had scrambled into one of the capsules and the rig was sinking rapidly. The helicopter moved in over the rig, Cipra said, and lowered a basket to the captain. He got Into it and was hoisted to safety. Ref ore he reached the helicopter the rig had <tisappeared. "We got word from a tugboat out there ," the C~st Guard said, "that 19 people entered the capsule (which capsized ).'' He said seven swam away from it when it first encountered trouble and were rescued. , "That leaves 12 in the capsqle. The two others are unaccounted for , but we aren 't sure whether there are two more or not. In a situation Uke this we can't count on ariy ligures.being correct. " · It was possible that some of those dozen men had left the capsule and were in the open water . lie said a lullscale search was underway lor any signs of life on the surface. Cipra said the Coast Guard had given up on !rYI~ to turn the capsule back over and ·would attach lines to it and haul it aboard the Lexilll!ton. ' • �2- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fr1day Aprll l6 1976 3- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Friday, April16 1976 Appalachian Highway fupding needs split Washington told •• • PORTSMOUTH Representahves of the South eastern OhiO Regional Council (SEORCJ learned this week m Washmgton that any significant speed up m Appalachian Highway construction may depend upon how well regiOnal residents carry flags 1 Three SEORC leaders met wllb officials of the Ap palachlan Reg10nal Com mission (ARC ) to d1scuss a possible change ui the Commus10n s hoghway funding formula that wnuld allow unfmiShed work to proceed at a qwcker pace G Kenner Bush rhaorman of the SEORC s h1ghway comrml!;,e saod the ge bemg sought 1s fr om urrent 711-:W per cen t splitting of costs between the federal and stale govern ments to a 90-10 basis Such a change wa s proposed by the Ford Ad numstrat10n last year but 1t was not mcluded 10 the RegiOnal Development Act of 1975 that was passed by Congress and Signed mto law by the president But Bush said the ARC continues to support the change m formula although the Commission 1sn I gomg to carry the flag any longer He said that of the change os to he made 10 the form of an amendment to the 1975 Act we re gomg to have to pock up the flag and carry 11 That may be less of a burden Bush sugges!;,d than It seems He sa1d the SEORC will ask Gov James A Rhodes to help won the backing of the other dozen Appalachian slate governors for the fundmg change whoch 1s already endorsed by some of them Rhodes has generally favored a faster pace on complehng the development h1ghway In Congress the SEORC will seek the assistance of Rep William H Harsha of Portsmouth rankong Republican member of the House Publoc Works and Transportahon Comnultee and Rep Clarence E Miller of Lancast;,r who strongly supports the change Miller arranged thos weeks meeUng which was held m his WasHington offoce Att;,ndmg that meeting m addltoon to Moller and Bush were SEORC Presodenl Bob Evans Councol Execuhve Secretar y Carl Uah lberg ARC Federal Co-Chau man Donald W Who !;,head and other ARC officials House Publo c Works Commot tee Staff Ass1stan l Robert Paul and Steph en 0 Toole representon g th e nahonal Highway Users FederatiOn Bush saod the lull support of the Appalachian governors could be cr1hcal m eflectmg the formula change He saod the Admomstraloon proposal was dropped m the pubhc works comm1lt;,es of both houses at Congress last year for two basic reasons At the time 1t was felt that not all or the governors en dorsed the odea Also several legislators were concerned that the proposed plan wh1ch By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I too have benefott;,d from the .- whole wheat frmt and cereal • diet I use some bran every day either Bran Flakes or All Bran The one thmg I don t understand IS that I began to lose we1ght as soon ~ as I start;,d thiS d1et It certamly stra1ght;,ned out ail of my bowel problems I went from 125 to 110 pounds I am a 72 year old female and am 5 feet 5 mches I have had a physiCal checkup I no blOOd count lh1s tome) and everythmg was okay My blood pressure was 140 over 80 wh1ch pleased my doctor He also dldn t seem to be alarmed about my we1ght loss but I am concerned so 1 thought you m1ght giVe me an 1dea as to whether a blood count m1ght help I feel great otherwise ex cept my fingernails peel off and my ha1r has thmned so that I am about to get a w1g I do hope you can enligh!;,n me as what to do next DEAR READER - I am pleased to hear that your bowel problem has been corrected A large number of people who have had chrome consl1patlon and spashc colon probleiTIS benefot by lncreasmg bulk m the1r doel Others who want th1s m formatiOn can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 2 1 Spastic and Irritable Colon and Con sllpallon Send a long stamped sell addressed envelope for mallmg Ad dress your lett;,r to me m care of th1s newspaper I' 0 Box 1551 Radio Coly Slahon New York, NY 10019 Your main problem now 1s weight loss There IS only one way that a person loses weight and that os by taking m fewer calor1es than theor body uses Somethmg has happened to mcrease your calorie use or else you are eahng less I would guess that the latter may be the ca se Th1s IS off;,n a Side benefit of • bases Its decision largely upon the percentage of slate funds that would be required That said Bush handicaps the Appalachian projects under the 70 30 formula because they must compete for lundmg w1th Int;,rstate highway prOJects that reqUire only 10 per cent stat;, lundong The proposed ARC formula change would allow the development highway projects to compel;, on an equal bas1s w1th the Interstate work for stat;, fun ding ARC stabsbcs sh!!)Y that the 711-30 formula has In fact placed the state In a poslbon of not bemg able to match ' thus use all of the Com m1ss10n 's funds that are available for highway construction At the end of February Oh10 had an unobligated balance of f\4 Smllllon in the Appalachian H1gh\Vay program - second only to Pennsylvanoa among the 13 Appalachian stales Ill the amount of funds available but not yet used At the close of 1975, 95 8 nules of the 293 9-mlle Ohto Appalachian Highway sys!;,m had been completed Of the remaining work conslrucUon was in progress on only 3 8 miles, although location studies had been C<!lllpieted or were underway on 201 3 nules destgn studies had been Cllllpleted or were underway on 117 7 nules and light of way buymg had been completed or was underway on 150 0 miles Bush said the AdllllRIStrallon's formula proposal was just and was light, because 1t recogmzed the needs of Appalachia ' He said the entire Appalachian program 1s based upon the fact that the Appalachian reg1on has been bypassed for generabons 'All we need to do," Bush said, , Ia to make tbla blebway competitive wllb lbe bttentates We're aol allklng for more than anybody elle Ia aettiaK We're aot asklq for baad-outs All we are allklng for Ia to bave the same breaks." The 1975 Act, Bush added, makes $250 million available Mag)n County for Appalachian Highway construction in flsca1 year 1978, $300 IDilllon m fiscal years 1970 and 1980, and •170 million in 1981, the year.by which all Appalachian work Is scheduled to be cll!lpleted There are 2,690 miles of the 3,289-mile system not yet constructed in the 13 stales News Notes By Abna Marshall NEW HAVEN W Va - Mr and Mrs Mark Ward presented the New Haven Public Library a complete 62vol\lllle set of new religious books Oliver Green IS the author, tile publisher IS Gospel Hour, In of which Greene IS a dlreclof The books are non-denomlll8tional The library has placed on tile shelves a copy of Community Leaders and Noteworthy Amer~cans "published by American Biographical lnslltut;, Rale1gh N C Rick PoweU, selected to be In the book IS presently pronCipal of the Letart Elementary School afwr haY1!11! taught one and a half years at Central Scbool on Pomt Pleasant He complet;,d his elementary and high school education m Mason County, graduated from West Vu-gmiB Umverslty (cum laude) In three years rece1ved h1s Master degree from MarshaU Umverslty, and Is currently enrolled m the graduate school at W W U workmg toward h1s doctoral m Education Administration IndiVIduals selected for this honor have achieved a place of distinCtion m areaa such as public semce education and the arts They are nommated by coUeges, profeSSional and semce orgamzations PoweU, mamed to the former Shirley Miller who Is also a t;,acher In the Mason County Schools IS the son of Mr and Mrs Paul S Powell of New Haven Mrs Harry Layne and other members of the Dyer family presenled the personal bbrar1es of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Dyer to the library Mr and Mrs Dyer were well known In the Sunday school attendanee Beild area for their many achievements m church and on Aprll II was 50, tile Of community afflars Mr Dyer served as the frrst cashier of the ferlng $28 66 Plans were Mason County Bank Several In Memory 1 books have been donated to the furthered for Easter Sunday Worship services were held liocary The Mason County Farm Women s Councll gave at 11, with Duane Syden- Lawrence Welk's book Ah.One Ah Two m memory of the late Mary Zerkle, and Strangers and Travelers' In memory strlcker speaking from Matt 21 1 11 A message for "Palm of Hattie Reed Lelah Jane Powell gave Wlll Rogers, The Man and HIS Times m memory of her brother Wlll1am Sunday " Att;,ndance was 30 Easter Sunr~se Services ' PoweD Mrs Paul Powell gave The Book of Creative Art Sewing' w11i be held at tile church 111 memory of Mrs Adrian Lathey here at 6 :W WIth breakfast to Cash donaUons were made by Mrs James MacKn1ght m follow m the church memory of her 90n, George MacKmght and the Robert R basement next Sunday Sunday school at 9 45 Hoffman family made a donahon m memory of Mrs Hattie followed by an egg hunt for Reed Cash donations also have been made by the Rhododendron Homemakers Club New Haven Semor Cillzens, the children Word was rece1ved by and Mrs and Mrs Greg Gibbs Presenting books recently to the library have been Jack relallves here of the recent death of Leon Hecox of Hess Donald Bumgarner, Thelma Scally, Dwe Flowers, Burlmgton, Iowa Mr Hecox Jackie Ridgway Nancy Kunes, Mr and Mrs David Russell, often spent part of the Mildred ~g Charlene Dodd, Mrs James WISe, Ann Bird, summer here with relatives Charles Salser Darlene Hensley, Mrs Harold LeWIS, SIDith and fr~ends, 10 this and Capehart American LegiOn Mrs Jack Needs, Mrs Harold Bumgarner Mrs Velma Roush Marty LeiVIng and Mr and surrounding communities Mrs Chet Campbell Terry Deeter, son of The library Will celebrate 1t 's 20th am1versary thiS sprmg Brenda Clark and Mr Deet;,r, and grandson of Mr It was orgamzed and established as the firSt commumty and Mrs Roger Clark of the project of the New Haven Women's Club while Mrs Powell nearby Orange Church, area was 1ts first pres1dent Mrs PoweU and the board of directors suffered pamful burns to hiS say 'thanks ' for all the loyal support to the library legs and was taken to MASON W Va - Umted Methodist Women of Mason 0 Blennes Hospital and on Sunday was transferred to Umted Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs Catherme Children s Hospital m Smith Tuesday, April 6 where Mrs Evelyn Marmg opened Columbus Room 405 (where With prayer and presented devotions She remmiSced of get well cards may be sent ) preVIous Palm Sundays and Easters when she worked m Marvm Wh1te son of Clyde foreign UUS810nS The group discussed plans for the mother and daughrer Wh1 t;, of nearby area 1s lllin O'Bieness Hospital a I banquet on May 10 at 6 p m at the Mason Umted Methodist Athens 0 where cards may Church Reservations should be called 111 to Mrs Gladys Thomas be sent Hostesses Mrs SIDith Mrs Joyce Carson and Mrs Several of tills area have Dorothy Queen served refreslunents to Mrs Lilah Zerkle, Mrs been sufferlng wl th severe Evelyn Proffitt, Mrs Evelyn Marmg Mrs La Vera Yeager colds Mrs Betty Foreman Mrs June VanMatre, Mrs Gladys Loti Burke daughter of Thomas, Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs Sarah Spencer, Mrs Mr and Mrs Bobby Burke M8XIIIe Arnold, Mrs Mildred Riley Mrs Judy has been 111 and under the ~Wnolds and Mrs Gladys Riley doctor s care lor a smus mfectlon, fllld a broken arm, NEW fiA VEN- Mrs Paul B Powell presented a group of wh1ch she received several weeks ago - the cast w1ll be her music class m a B1cenwnmal Recihd Apr~l 7 at the Fu-st Church of God m New Haven The theme for the program was removed soon 'Uncle Sam s Songs A son Garrod Keith, was Ch1dren were dressed m Coloma! costumes and the church born to Mr and Mrs Richard was decorared mred, wh1te and blue flags and a replica of the Douglas on Sal April 10 at statue of Uberty \ 0 Bleness Memorial Awards were presented to Amanda Smith Ronme Bradley Hosp1hd Mother aiid "baby Shelia Elders, Marty Lelvmg Jennifer LeiVIng, MISty Ward domg fme The Douglas Terry Roush, Todd Gress formerly lived here, Mr and The outstanding award was present;,ct to Jennifer Weaver Mrs Gerald Douglas are Marty Le1vmg presented Mrs PoweU with the book 1876 ' paternal grandparents and which w1U be placed in the New Haven Public Library Mrs Mr and Mrs Emerson Powell was presenred a dozen mtnlature roses by Jackie Douglas, great Ridgway Susan Wald Jud.y Needs Jennifer Weaver M1sh grandparents Ward and Lora Smltll Mr and Mrs Bobby Burke, Kim Casto p~esent;,d Mrs Powell a lovely piece of Lort and Scott accompanied handwork by her grandparents, Mr and The program Mrs Emerson Douglas went Uncle Sam s Songs, Uncle Sam, Marty Letvlng MISS on a vacehon trip to Uberty, Misty Ward Miss Amer1ca, Jackie Ridgway, Betsy Lexington Ky and Nash- Ross, Becky Carter ville, Tenn and picked up Mr Star Spangled Banner, Jud.y Needs (organ), Jennifer and Mrs Frank Perry on the Weaver (plano) Pledge to the Flag Weneda Tr1o Battle way and had an enjoyable Hymn of the Republic, Marty Lelvmg trip except having 11 cut Country-Western - That s Where My Money Goes, Tina short due to heavy rains and Roush, Beautiful Brown Eyes (organ), Robbie Rogers, high water and for the lack of Midmght Cowboy, Donna Gilman Cowboy's Song Bobby camping sites being open at Dolin Uttle Brown Jug Mary Elias, Blue Cowboy, Ronme this time of year They left on Bradley I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Trio a Sat and amved horne on First National Song - Yankee Doodle Benj1 Berkley Wednesday evening, a few Yankee Doodle (arrangement by Schaum);!iusan Ward, and days short of their Intended Yankee Medley Sheila Elders two weeks vacation, but all in Famous Amerl<;an Songs - God Bless America Misty all 11 was an enjoyable time Ward God Bless America Hymn, Tanye Roush, God Bless the report Amer1ca Agam, Betty Wolfe America Tammy Roush, Mr and Mrs Charles D American Patrol, Kimberly Casto, All American Ragtime, Jill Woode, spent Sunday af Taylor American Legion March Jennifer Weaver, Amenca ternoon Wltll Mr and Mrs Forever March Lora Smith America the Beautiful Judy Clifford Hayes In Middleport Needs ' 0 meeting there were these Folk Tunes, Fllrmer In the Dell Michelle King, Farmer relatives !tom Columbus 0 Goes Boogie Allee Roush, Old MacDonald, Tommy Huffman Mr and Mrs Robert Waugh Barnyard Boogie Terry Roush, She'll Be Comin' Round the and five children Lewis Mountain, Teresa LeiVlng, Mountain Time Bll08le, Je!VIIfer Waugh H1lah West Leif111g, Old Folks at Home, Brad Smith, and Deep South and Beulah Platt, all of Boogie Amanda Smith Columbus and Mr and Mrs The Flag - Twinkle, Twinkle Utile Star Becky Carter, Gregory Hayes of Middleport Stars and Stripes Forever Gloria Smith You're a Grand Old -- a family get together Flag, Martha Krawsezyn 'l'he tJ M W will meet on Emblems-Uberty Bell Lori Dolin 'American Eajl)e Tuesday evening Apnl 20, at March, Todd Gress and Under the Double Eagle, Judy Needs the home of Florence OUR STATE - Born Free Jaclue R1dgway West Spencer with Helen Woode, Vlrglnla Trio ' program J eader (an Easter This Land Is My Land Marha KrawMtyn Take Me Program J Everyone Home Country Roads, AprU ParSOIIS, and W Va Medley welcome Jenn1fer Weaver ' Sof:Ul IVotet TAKING PART - These SIX semo g1rls at Eastern Hogh School w1ll be takmg part m the annual spnng concert Tuesday April 20 at 8 p m at the high school Left to right are Lola Walker AVIS Bissell Debbie Wmdon Denose Dean Debbie Sanders Betsy Amsbary Eastern district concert is Tuesday The annual sprmg concert Coli n s John Connolly Cathy Of the Eastern Local vocal Cowderv J e t! Cowder y Detlb e Da tey Sc ot t 0 lion MUSIC Dept Tuesday Apnl M ke Gibbs Sh e ila Han1 s M c hael 20 at 8 p m m the gym Haub er Bet h Havman nasoum presents the f1fth and Darrel Hende ~on Klare SIXth grade Chorus from K i m es Patti Lawren c e Masters K athy P erce Ch esler Riverv1ew and Mary Ricky Pu t man T m Ryan Tuppers Plams elemenlarl Dana Sm tt1 Jodi Sm th schools d1recl;,d by Maxme Jerry swain Scott Van me er Wells 0&\1 d Young Whi!;,head accompanoed by Leslie K Ia Young Chester - Becky Ambrose Jenny Berkhomer and the Da11 Andrea Eas!;,rn Jr H1gh ch01r and Batevd T Ballard na Beaver Roger the Sr H1gh choor d~rect;,d by B i'Ss e Car o l yn Bow en Ke lh Bro g an Bry ce Jenmfer Mach1r ac Buckl ey Sher y Bu sh Jody companoed by Teresa Crow Bec ky E c h ng e Buckley F fth and S x th Gra de Ch oru s R vcrv ew Dar e.n e Bul a n Ke nny Brown n g AI so n Cauth orn Bran Elberf e d 'Rog er Ga ul Gu nthe T r n a Ha Greg H bbs N1 ck Leonard Cathy Mor r s Rae l een Oliver Debbie Poo er Ja c k e Rapp Rene R ebel Charles R tch e Tam Samos Jart Sm1lh Lee Swan Belh Teaford Mel•ssa Thomas T1m Vor s Edd1e Werry Beth W I!ton Synth a Wh te Tuppers Pia ns Scott Sk nner Sarah Goebel Joey Sayre Rob Smith M chae Baker Sherr• Myers Margery Mve rs Dee Dee Durst Bran Connolly Ca ss e Shee s Charles Ma ss ar J mmy Bauman Jack e Brannon Jenny Causey L sa Collms M ke Connolly Tammy Cr emeans John Dav1s Mark Gadd s Sharon Gr ff n Susan Gr.ffm Ke th Sermonette Reader benefits from bulk diet ' prese nl) ARC funds could have been used for up to 60 per cent or the costs Some arrangement s1nular to the Adm1mstratoon s IS hkely to be proposed by the SEORC m an amendment to the 1975 Act because Of the need to supplement ARC money w1lh other federal funds m order to lower the stat;, burden The 30 per cent matching money requirement has repeatedly been blamed by the Ohio Transportation Department for delaying progress on the Appalachian Highway ' s three Southeastern and Southern Ohio corridors In deter mining what construction will be funded the department Alfred DR. LAMB • mvolved the federal H1ghway Trust Fund could open that flUid to a new assa ult by forces seek1ng to use 1ts money for non h1 ghway purposes Th e Adm1nostra toon s proposal would have g1ven the govern or of each Ap palach1an stale several op loons 1n combmmg ARC T1lle 23 ( H1ghway Trust Fund ) and slate money to compl ete rema1mng Appala choan Hoghway m1leage Under the p1 oposal a state s share of the costs could have ranged from the current 30 per cent tc •s hllle as!O per cent The maXJ•nlllll share of Totle 23 funds th&' could have been used would hdve been 45 per cent (as compared to zero at GOOD FRIDAY' The term Good Friday refers to the day of the cruc1fmon of Chrost It Mulct seem at forst thought to be Bad Froday And perhaps to the froendds closest to Jesus ot was bad Only later could they look back on that day and pronounce 1\ Good Friday the very best of all lor wh1Ie what happened on the cross was truly heart-breakmg and hope shatlermg what happened after the cross put hope and courage back where they belonged - m Chml - attracted hearts How os this true ' As we remember one of those persons on Goigalha s H1ll cruc1f1ed woth Jesus we recall some words spoken bv the Chnst Truly I say to you today you will be woth me m paradise Luke 23 42-43 To the hvmg these are words that say that the Son of God remembers the mdiVIdual m all hos needs He IS not gomg to pass mto nothingness Thos wantmg to be remembered m a permanent way by God surpasses our longmg to be remembered t;,mporar1Iy by others In the darkest hour the Sav1or on the cross os God at war agamst man s deepest doubts opemng the heavens that each one may glimpse the hght that 1s above and hold to the bnght hope of everlastmg hfe When one consoders that m all konds of experiences of life Good Fnday shows how God remembers the !Mer needs of us ail we also may he attracted to God through the Chnst of the Cross - now the ChriSt resurrected I - Robert 1 Bumgarner an mcrease m bulk m the doet If you have cut do~ n on sugars and sweets that you may have been usmg on the past and converted to more bulky foods you may be sa t1sfled w1th fo ods that provide less cal011es I would hke to poont out U1at many people who lose 1 modest amount of we1ght woll have a s1gmfocant decrease m theu- blood pressure Th1s 1s true even 10 people who previously had noo mal blood pressure The decrease m the level of blood pressure 1s good because 11 decreases the rosk of heart and vascula r d1sease No wonder your doctor os pleased There are many other reasons for we1ght loss bes1des a change m the doet These mclude diabetes cancer tuberculOSIS and an Melvm C1rcle and overactive thyrood It daugh!;,r Manann of Wor reqwres a faorly extensl\e medical exarnmahon to track thmgton Oh10 spen I Saturday down the real cause of noght w1th h1s mother Mary unexplamed we1ght loss not Circle Mr and Mrs James related to a decrease m Circle of New Haven W Va were at the Circle home on calorie 10take Sunday Don t blame your lmger Mr and Mrs Arthur E nails and loss of haor on your Johnson and daughter change on eating hab1ts Sheryle LeAnn VISited With Many other people who have Mr and Mrs Douglas gone on th1s diet have no such Johnson of Racme on Sunday responses The truth IS as one evenmg gets older there are changes Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of which occur Unlil we un Chester spent Saturday derstand more about ag10g evemng w1th Mr and Mrs they JUSt have to be expect;,d Robert Lee and family Regardless of what you have Kim Follrod was guest of done about your d1et you had Becky and Bob Bill Lee on probably slart;,d to develop Sunday mcreased thmnmg of ha1r and you may also have had WESr POINl NY oUPI) changes 10 your nails John Randolph whose Be sure to gel an adequate tra ck and cross country amount of good protein (milk teams at Wilham and Mar) and meat ) m your d1el Both ha vc been a domma nt fora! half and fmgerna1ls come on the Southern C<mference from protem Many women for the past e1gilt years ha s tell me that after they accepted the head track ami stopped usmg fmgernaol <ross country pos1toon at the pohsh U1eor fmgernalls were US Mohtarv Academ) Col perfectly normal From the J ICk Schwier du ector ( Uf dietary poonl of v1ew gelling .11hl e t1cs ann ounced adequate protem plus Thursda adequate calc1um from mJ!k Randolph 13 succeeds tloc products · IS about the most Ial e C:..rleton I 1011 rll who that can be accomplished d1ed suddenly m Scntember Carmel News, By the Day • ~ LOTTERY WINNERS This week s winning numbers Three-doglt number 379 (three seven nine) Four digit number 3256 1lbree-two-llve-slx) Five-digit number 35887 (three live eight eight seven) Six digit number 119878 (one-one-nine-eight seven-eight) Spirit or 76 winning numbers Two-dlgil numbers - 48 1lour eight) 32 (threetwo) 52 (five-two) and 36 ( three-six) Four digit number 8519 1eight live-oue-nine) Five-digit number 67106 1six seven-one-zel'&six ) Six dtglt number 444598 (four-lour-four-fivenine-eight) TIME CHANGED The regular meeting of the RIO Grande Community College Board ot Trus!;,es has been changed from the regular meeting lime of the second Wednesday of each month Aprlll4 to April Zl at 7 p m at the board room on the R10 Grande College Campus Harris Kell Headley Laur ~ Lance Pam Murphy Mark ~ ce Jeff Shivers Dav d Durst Jun or High Chorus s ~ venth Grade J•m Bahr Brenda Bailey Brenda Lee Ballard Randy Batey Pebbles Blake Steve Brownmg Troy Boggs Teresa Causey Carta Chichester Dale Connolly Carta Cowdery Denn•s Durst Larry Harr.s Pa,ge Hayman Rhonda Holsmger V1ck e Jackson Rodney keller R 1ck Long Lor Longenette Marie Marc nko Judy Mora He len Myers Kenny Newell Apr 1 Parker ~ocky P tzer Keh Powell FQnda Rapp Be th R1ebel Beth R tch e Brenda Rucker Greg Scarbrough Eric Schumucker Tamm•e S!archer Conn e Stout Janeen swa1n Renee Trussell Barbara Wells Ray Werry Peggy Wh te R ch•e van Meter E•ghfh Grade Edd •e Adams Brian Ba ley Kathy Barringer Lorrl Barr nger Donna Benne t Br1an B ssell Angel Blake Pam Bowers Kathy Burke Sonta Carr Teresa Da1ley T1m Dillon Becky Edwards Debb e Eynon Don Evnon Teresa Hannum Tom Harr is Denise Hauber Greg Hayman Daphne HolSinger Max Jonas cannte Jones Paula L ve Jean McClure Ka l een M II hone Janet Mora Leonard Myers J1m osborne Beckv Pooler Teresa ~eed Jaon Roseberry Nancy Samos Alberta Schultz Teresa Spencer Anna Taylor Shelta Wh te Blair w ndon Lit a Young Sen or H gh Chorus Sopranos Betsv Am sbarv K m Batev Charlene Coe Ellen Darst Tammy F1tch Suzv Goebe Mar cella Hartman Diana Massar Debb•e Owens Cmdy Pitzer Karen Probert Debb e Sanders Jayne Smllh Jul Wh fehead Nola Young Second Sopranos - Terr Bahr Av s B sse II Den1se Dean Karen F 1ck Mary Mora Lola Walker Altos - Janel Ambrose Kay Balderson Brenda Boyles teresa Carr Rachel Hunter Cheryl Mowery Teresa Sm1th Son a White Debbie Windon Tenors Steve Hauber Kev n Buckley Jesse Sch mucker No basses 1 sted DIFFERENT ROUSH The Greg A Roush arrested last Saturday followmg a raid In Middleport was not Greg B Roush Syracuse, who Is affiliated with Roush Construction The Dar~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF. MEIGS MASON AlEA CHESTER L TANNEHILL EKtC Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edtfor Published dally ucept Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publlsh•ng Com pany 111 Court St "Pomeroy Ohio A5769 Business Office Phone 992 2156 Editorial Phone 992 2157 Second c lass pos.tage pa d at Pomeroy Oh!\1 National advertls•ng represenlat ve War'd Griffith Company In c Bottlnelll & Gallagher 0111 757 Tntrd Ave New York N Y 10017 Subscript on rates Delivered by carr•er where r.vallable 15 cents per week By Motor R(lute where carrier service nat tJVl)l able One month S3 25 By mal in Ohio end w Va One Year S22 DO Six man ths t11 50 Three months $7 00 Elsewhere S26 oo veer I 1K months 51JSO fhreemonths S7SO ~ ubscrlpflon price Includes Sundav Times sentinel r ! - Eagles upset Tornadoes 4-3 By Greg Baney "'" The Eastern Eagles, behind sound defense and 10 stolen bases pulled off a mild · lipset Thursday at Eastern by j!efeahng h1ghly touted Southern 4-3 • The Eagles scored all they needed on the first mmng by ..plalmg four runs off ace ;'right-hander Brady Huffman ' Huffman then settled down .and blanked the Eagles the , rest of the way but he was too late Bruce Riffle led off w1th a walk, stole second and went ~ third when Bob McClure was safe on an error Me Clure promptly stole second and Joe Kuhn walked to load the bases That set the stage for T1m Kuhn s boommg triple to r~ght that cleaned the bases and Tim later scored on an error by the frrst sacker The Tornados got on the scoreboard m the fifth when Cundiff walked and two outs lawr scored on John Sayre s double Southern closed to Within One run In the SIXth On two smgles (by Riffle and Dunmng) a walk and an error on the Eagle lh1rd baseman lllooked like Southern was on the move m the1r last at bats when Er1c Dunmng walked and Sayre smgled to put men on first and second But then one of those rare lriple plays slammed the door Dave Hannum came m w relieve the llrmg Don Eichinger and w1 th a 2 and 2 coun l he served up a third str1ke The catcher dropped the ball but the batter was not perm1tt;,d to run because lust base was occupied Sayre and Dunmng took off Waverly subdued 10-1 By Greg Bailey The Me1gs Marauders after gettmg off to a shaky start came on strong to have a relallvely easy lime defeatmg v1sotmg Waverly at Syracuse Thursday 111-1 The strong control-type p1tchmg of nghthander Dale BrowQmg permo tied the Tigers only a run m the first Mter that ot was Me1gs ball game The Marauders behmd J.j) struck m the bottom of the Eastwood second when Soulsby walked Davenport led the and one out later scored when Marauder attack w1th that a mental mistake by the home run blast another shot Tigers on Howard s smgle that hit the fence m the sixth allowed him to scamper and also a smgle making h1m home with the tying r.un W1th three for four Magnotta had two away Brownmg drew a a smgle and h1s tnple walk , Magnotta tnpled to Ham1iton had two base dnve h1m home and knocks, and Soqlsby his Magnotta scored on a smgle double Marshall Bachner by Ham1lton Howard and Sm1 th all had The Marauders picked up a singles run m the th1rd on M1ck Browmng had only three Davenports towering home KOs but he walked no one run over the left f1eld fence That was the second game 111 The) continued pecking away a row m wh1ch he Issued no a I T1ger p1tchmg for four free passes Me1gs plays at more tallies m the fourth and Wellston next Tuesday then got a last one on the Meigs IS now 4 2 on the Sixth SEOAL whole Waverly IS 3 3 The Togers were led by Dalley and Conkel who each had two hits Waverly p1t. chers comboned to strike out three and Issued one free pass Wav 100 000 ~ I 6 3 Me1gs 041 401 x- 10 12 2 Fielder (LP) Tramer (3) Brown ( 5) and Conkel Browmng and Soulsby leading at Girls track .Tallahassee TALLAHASSEE Fla (UP!) - Bob Eastwood schedule is m1ght draw a gallery today for the f1rst tlme m his httle reported pro career because he jumped ahead of the bog names 1n the $80 000 Tallahassee Open golf tournament Thursday to lead the f1rst round by one shot Wh1le most of the spectators made up Arme s Army to watch Arnold Palmer shoot a 7J m the openmg round Eastwood carved a patr of 33-stroke mnes out of the hilly K1llearn Country Club course for a sparklmg 6-under-par 66 The only name ' player close to him 1s South Afncan Bob Charles who fored a 68 to lie With SIX others for third pos11lon m the f1eid whiCh w11l be trunmed to the low 70 and t1es after today s second round T1ed for second w1th 67s m the f~rst round we1e a paor of comparative unknowns Lon Hinkle and Lyn Loll Hmkle sa1d ol was h1s best tournament start m the four years he has been on the lour mne weeks of wh1ch was lost recently to recover from a broken fmger Among some of the more pubhc1zed players, John Mahaffey who lost the U S Open last summer to Lou Graham m a playoff shot a 69 and Bob Murphy landed m the same 71-shootmg group as Palmer Larry Ziegler became a Vlctun of Killearn s shck greens and carded a 77 The Arme aficiOnados were Iookmg lor great things from the1r hero after he frred a record equalling 63 m Wednesday s pro am But Palmer could shave only one stroke off par Thursday I dldn t make a bogey and J m playmg much better than I have been lately Palmer sa1d I made a couple of bad errors hke on that long f1ve (l!lr on the ba~k mne where I could easily have gotten on w1tl1 a two-1ron I picked up a four-wood and tned to float ot on and float;,d 1! nghl m the trap I got my par but that s a brrdie hole It was the 17th hole and that's where Loll canned the eagle that boosted hun to his 67 announced Me1gs g~rls remammg track schedule Apr 19 - Me1gs at Nels York 4 p m Apr 2~(Symmes Valley) Mmgs at K Creek 4 30 p m Apr 26-( Caldwell) Me1gs at Belpre 4 45 p m Apr 29-(Mamtta) Me1gs at Logan 5 p m May 4- (Waverly ) Me1gs at Gali1pohs 5 p m May 6- Southern at Meogs1 4 pm May 12- (Waverly) Me1gs at Logan 5 p m May 17 - (Galhpohs) Me1gs at K Creek 4 30 p m May 18 - (Waverly, Clr clev11le) Meogs at Athens 5 pm May 20 - Me1gs at Federal Hockmg 3 30 p m May 22 & 29- District Meet June 4 & 5 - Stat;, Meet SEO standrngs SEOAL BASEBALL Team W L ~ 0~ Me. gs 4 2 48 27 Jackson 4 2 57 24 Logan 3 3 37 39 Ironton 3 3 39 42 Athens 3 3 30 47 waverly 3 J 30 28 Gal !polls 2 4 22 43 We ll ston 2 4 29 42 TOTALS 24 24 292 292 Thursday s results Logan 6 Athens 2 Ironton 8 Jackson 7 Me1gs 10 waver ly 1 Gat l •polls B Wellston 1 Tuesdays games Athens at Ironton GalliPOlis a t Waverly Jackson at logan Me1gs a Wellston WHA Playoff Standtn\1s Bv Untted Press lnternattonal Series A ( Best of Sevenl W•nntpeg leads Edmntn 3 G Apr 9 W nnlpeg ~dmonton 3 Apr 11 Wnnlpg !"Edmn n 4 ot Apr 14 W nn peg 3 Edmonton 2 April 16 at Edmonton K April 18 at W nn peg x Apr. I 21 at Edmonton K Apnl 23 lit W nn peg Ser es 8 f Best of Seven) Calgary leads Que 3 0 Apr 10 Calgary J Quebec 1 Apr II Calgary 8 Quebec 4 Apr 14 Calgary 3 Quebec 2 Apr I 16 at Calgary x Apr I 18 at Quebec x April 21 at Calgary x Apr 23 or 24 at Quebec Sertes c (Best of Ftve) New Eng beat Cleveland 3 0 Apr 9 New Eng 5 Cleveland 3 Apr 10 New Eng 6 Cleveland 1 Apr 11 New Eng 3 Cleveland 2 Series 0 (Best of Five> Phoenix tied s D 2 2 Apr 9 Phoenix J S D 2 ol Apr 10 San 0 ego 4 Phoen x 2 Apr 13 Phoenix 6 San Diego A Apr 15 San D ego 5 Phoen1 x 1 April 17 at Fthoenlx x It necessary LAS VEGAS Nev (UP!) Caesar s Palace the hotel casmo that has hosted four nallonally teleVIsed challenge tenms matches has s1gned Junmy Connors as 1ts travelong tennis pro 1t was announced Thursday Green is leading tourney CARLSBAD Calif (UP!) Man those last three holes a damp Hubert Green s1ghed It was bke a hght hurncane m your face It was very wet and the course really played long My hands were so cold I was glad to get m That s the kmd of weather the ehte f1eld of 22 faced Thursday m the first round of the $225 000 Tournament of Champ10ns sponsored by Mutuel of New York Green a skmny 6-1 IllSpounder the tour s 1971 Rook1e of the Year managed to put together a 3-under par 69 m the wmd and ram for a two shot lead over defending champion AI G~1berger Australian Bruce Crampton and veteran Don January The 6 855-) ard La Costa Countrv Club course IS one of the tour s toughest layouts even when the weather IS noce But Thursday s unseasonably sour condot1ons - the worst weather m the e1ght year history of the T of C smce 1! moved here from Las Vegas Nev - kept all but four players from breakmg par But 11 s sllil better than playmg Ill the sunshme at Tallahassee cracked Green referring to the Tallahassee Open where the rest of the tour IS playmg th is week Ray Floyd, who breezed to an e1ght-shot VIctory at the Masters last weekend had the worst round of the day a 6-<Jver 76 Green s round mcluded f1ve b1td1es and two bogeys One of the bogeys came on the 56Q. )ard 17th hole right mto the teeth of the wmd where he used h1s dnver on h1s f1rst two shots H1s third, a one Iron went astray mto the water I don t irnow wha l kind of weather thos IS sa1d Ge1ber ger who had an eagle and two birdies on his frrst Silt holes The course IS 111 beautiful shape, but the ram and the wmd made 11 pretty diff1cult It was very cold out there In fact the gallery had all the clothes on you d expect to see at the Bmg Crosby - A ROYAL CROWN BUl ll.ING CUMI'AitY Mtddleport OFFICE RS 9 30 to 2 to 5 I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT when the ball popped out of the catcher s nu It A qwck throw to third caught Dun mng on a run-down and he was tagged out Sayre, thmking Dunmng was commg back to second tr1ed to get back to f1rst, but the firstsacker put the tag on hun to end the game A b1g difference In the game was the fact that Eas!;,rn stole t;,n bases while Southern swiped only one Otherwise the slats were nearly the same E1chonger and Hannum struck out ftve and Issued the same number of walks Eagle hitwrs were Riffle and Me ICiure who each went two for four and Tim Kuhn who had that alllmportant triple Huffman went the distance for Southern and turned In another line game as he struck out 14 of the 18 oul$ but f1ve walks and. three Southern errors helped the Eagle cause For Southern Sayre had a single and double Young a double and Riffle and G Dunning a smgle Eas~rn plays at Ravens wood tonight and at Kyger Creek Monday The Eagles SVAC record 1s now 2-1 while Southern s 1s I I South 000 012 ~3 5 3 East 400 000 x-4 5 I Eichinger ( WP) Hannum (7 ) and Riffle Huffman and G Dunmng Cundiff (4) Braves lead series 1-0 Hy JUt; ~ KUHUNGER UPI Sports Writer The question was What would happen after the openmg t1poff m Thursday mght s f1rst playoff game between the 76ers and the Buffalo Braves? Bob McAdoo the NBA s scorong champiOn for the third slraoght year answered 11 bv pumpmg m 36 pomts to lead the Braves to a 95-39 VIctory over Phlladelphoa The won boosted the Braves to a 1-j) lead m the best-of three playoff senes woth the second game tomght m Buffalo You don t know what to expect m a playoff game The only thong IS to go out there and play the best you can ' McAdoo explamed Stoppmg McAdoo was another story In fact 76er Coach Gene Shue used four different men m an effort to contan hun You JUS! try to make him get the hall out of positiOn center Clyde Lee sa1d He has such range w1th his s1ze You f1gure a big man w11l hurt you from ms1de and a small guy Will hurl you from outside but he hurts you both ways McAdoo had help from J1m McM1lhan and Randy Sm1lh It was McMillian s s1x pomts m the last 1 23 that enabled the Braves to 1ce the game after McAdoo hlid put Buffalo ahead to stay at 86-65 w1th 4 20 left He f1mshed w1th 23 pomts Fred Carter led Philadelphia w1th 30 pomts and George McGmn1s added 20 but only four In the second half In other NBA plaoff games Detroit mpped Milwaukee 125 123 Cleveland shaded Washmgton 89 70 and Phoemx beat Seattle 111>-lll In the ABA playoffs Denver stopped Kentucky, 1111-107 Pistons IZS, Bucks 123 Detrmt blew a 14-pomt lead but held on to beat Milwaukee as George Trapp who scored 11 of hiS 13 pomts m the fourth quarter made a key block on a lavup by Gary Brokaw w1th 32 seconds left to preserve the Pistons lead Cavaliers 80, Bullets 79 Bobby Smith clicked on a 2S-fool JUmp shot With two seconds left to nudge Cleveland onto the wm column and even the quarter hnal playoff senes w1th Washmglon at one game ap1ece Suns 116 Sonlcs Ill Phoemx strung together hve free throws m tile last 19 seconds to overcome an mcredlbie performance by Seattle s Fred Brown who threw m 45 points The Suns VICtory evened lheu- best-<if seven NBA playoff senes at one game each Nuggets 110, Colonels 107 Chuck Williams h1t a free throw wltll three seconds left and notched 21 pomts to pace Denver past Kentucky m the hrst game of thell' ABA semifinal playoff ser1es Ken tucky s Lowe Dampier hit a 23-foot desperation shot that would have lied the game but offiCials ruled 11 came after the fmal buz~er Johnson stops Wellston Junoor Brent Johnson handcuffed VISiting Wellston 8-1 on a three hiller on Memoml F1eld Thursday evemng as Gallia Academy High School won 1ts second slra1ght Southeastern Ohio League baseball game Coach Jim Osborne s Blue Devils upped their season mark to 3 5 Inside the league GAHS hiked 1ts record to 2 4 Wellston dropped 2-5 overall and 2-4 mstde the conference Mter giVIng up a double to J1m Derrow m the first In nmg Johnson held the Golden Rockets hotleS8 and scoreless until the fmal frame Walks to Randy Butcher and Joe Buffington, and smgles by Bob Gill and Derrow In the final mnlng with two out spoiled John son's shutout bid Johnson fanned 13 and walked etght while gomg the distance for his second mound victory Wellston s Randy Hutchinson went the distance Hutchinson gave up eight runs on mne hits Tim Carmen and Tony Folden paced the Blue Devils with two h1ts ap1ece Brett Meigs boys, girls in track, field events Me1gs and Easwrn High Grulser M Burdett;, M 8''· Schools girls and boys track 6 warns compeled In a joint Long Jump - Ash M meet at East;,rn Tuesday Bego, M Debbie Heln E FOREST RUN junior Meigs wlnmng both the boys 13 -11 and senior Kirts' softball team will have a meeting 119-38 and the Iris 57-49 High Jump - Bego M The results (Boys) Grandall M Kim Batey E Saturday at l p m at lbe Minersville field Members finishing m order hsted 4 -2 ' are to bring gloves Pole Vault - Tim Landon Shot Put - Tammy Fl tch E Mark Grossnickle E E Vaughan M Burdett;, M ALL GIRLS In the Thomas M Height 8 -6 30 Racine area between the Discus- S!;,wart M Doug 80 Yd L H - Lola Walker, ages of 10 and 13 wbo are Browning E Stanley M E Carleton, M, SWisher, M 116 7 Interested ,;,1• playing 1~ osec softball are to sign up by Long Jump - Wllharns M 880 Yd Medley Relay April 23 at the home of Jeff Day E Granda! M 19 East (Teresa Edwards Dorothy Johnson, 416 71'. Jewell Blake Kim Batey Fourth St , Racine Roger Shot Put - Stewart M Sherry Epple) 2 20 4 Brauer and Dan Riffle are Stanley M Doug Browning 110 Yd Dash-Grandall the eoaehes E 41l--7 M Debbie Heln E Jewell 120 H H - Suter M, Blake E 12 1 sec LETART FALLS - The Becker. M I arry Mile Run - Laurie Mat Letart Falls Baseball Longenetw E 17 5 sec thews East No time Assoclallon wiD hold a fund 100 Yd Dash - William available drive In the Racine area son M Perry Reed E 880 Yd Relay - East Saturday Aprll 17 begmnlng Stanley M 10 3 sec ( L1sa Masters Jennifer at 10 a m All persOI\ll who Mile Run Gary Gainer Paula Hawk, Tammy plan lo help with the drive are Longenelle E Bob Bennett Fortnay) 2 24 asked to meet at the Letart E Smith M 5 224 440 Yd 1)ash - Ash M Falls Grade School at 10 a m 880 Relay - Meigs I 43 4 Teresa Edwards, M Tammy 440 Yd Dash - Rawlings Fitch E I 11 3 Major League Standlno• M Jeffers M Perry Reed 440 Yd Relay - Meigs By Unlttd Press International E597sec I 02 4 National Letgue East 180 Yd L H - Sclt;,s M 880 Yd Run - Janet W L Pet GB Becker, M Coats, M 22 S Ambrose, E, Usa Masters, P ttsburgh 4 01000 Ch cago sec E B1atlaler M 3 28 4 4 2 667 I New York 335002 220 Yd Dash - Ash, M 880 Yd Run -Granda! M Montreal 2 J 400 2 h Mike Smith E Matson M Mlller M Sherry Epple, E Ph11adelphla 1 J 250 3 St Louts 1 .4 200 31 2 2 16 9 29 7 sec West 220 Yd Dash - Jim Lan Mile Relay - Meigs, 5 08 5 W L Pel GB Cine nnati 4 1 800 don E Coats M Jeff Day San Diego 3 2 600 I E 25 9 Atlanta 3 2 600 I 2 Mile Run - Rawlings M Houston 3 3 500 1 , Sltn Francisco 2 3 AOO 2 Mark Musser M Los Angeles 0 4 000 3 2 Grossnickle E 12 00 Thursday s ~•suits New York 10 Chicago 8 M1le Relay - Meigs 3 57 5 Pittsburgh 9 s Louis 3 GIRLS RESULTS Montreal 6 Ph !adelphia 5 Allen fa 10 C nc nnatl S Discus - Kim Batey E <Onlv games scheduled) Today s Prob1ble Pitchers (All Times ESTI '2.00 Ofll ( 1915 records In parentheses) .......... Los Angeles !John 0 0) at Atlanta <Ruthven 2 2) 7 JS Pm New York (Lolich 12 18J at P ttsburgh (Medlch 16 16) 8 05 pm San Francisco ( J Barr 13 14) at Cincinnati (Norman 12 4) B 05 p m San Dieoo (Wehrmelster o 01 at Houston (J Nlekro 6 A) 9 JS pm (Only games scheduled) Saturdays Games Montreal at St LOUIS New York at Pittsburgh Ph tadelphla at Chicago Sen Francisco et Cincinnati San Ou~go at Houston night Los Angeles at Atlanta night BALTIMORE I UPI ) - The Baltomore Orioles have placed mf1elder Bob Bailor on the 15-day mJured list and replaced hlm on the rO!Iter woth Tom Shopay an outfielder-catcher from lhmr ROchester farm ulub Ballor 1s suffermK from a sore shoulder American Le11gue New York Milwaukee Detro t Baltimore Cleveland Boston Eut W L Pet GB I 1 3 2 667 500 400 333 1 lh 2 2 4 333 212 4 I BOO 2 1 2 1 2 West K=SAKI lets the cluls rolll ~ w L Pel GB TeKas 5 1 8J3 Chicago 3 1 750 1 Oakland J 3 500 2 Minnesota 2 4 333 3 Callfornlo 2 4 333 3 Kensas Cltv 1 3 750 3 Thursdays Results Ch cago 11 Boston 4 New York 11 Minnesota 4 California s Kansas City 1 COntv games scheduled) Today s Problble Pitchers (All Times EST! ( 1975 records n parentheses) Cleveland ( Fteterson 14 81 at Klansas City (8 rd 9 6) 8 30 Wtlson Terry Wall Gary Swain, Gary Warren and J1m Harris also had safeties for the wmners Harris and Carmen slammed triples lor pm M !waukee (Colborn 11 13) at tile Blue Devils only extra Texas (Umberger 0 7) 9 35 base h1ts pm Detroit (Roberts 1114) at GAHS took a 1-j) lead m the California (Kirkwood 6 51 10 30 f1rsl Brent Johnson opened pm w1lh a walk advanced to (Only games scheduled) s Games second on Carmen s smgle ChicagoSaturdav at Boston and scored on a smgle by Beltlmore at Oakland Detroit at Callforn ll Gary Swam Minnesota lit New York The Galllans plat;,d three Mi lwaukee at TeKas night runs m the third on a single Cleveland at Kan Cltv night by Brett W1lson a triple by Carmen a walk to Tony Folden and a smgle by Gary Warren Mter Jim Hams tripled m the fP)!I'Ih he trotted home on a bali! to g1ve GAHS a 5-0 lead GAHS plated three more runs in the s1xth as Folden Rick Holley and Mark Dobson crossed home plate The GAHS JVs battled Vmton County m a twmblll ioday Saturday the varsity squad w1ll host Marysville In a twlnblll on MemOI'Ial Field F1rst pme starts at 1 p.m Uneseore Wellston 000 000 ~I~ GAHS 103 103 X-8-9-0 •••••••••••••••••••• • • •:• Wo~d Wide Travel :•• •• •• : Free Travel Show : • "Presenting Hawaii" •: : •: April 21, 7:30 PM :• •• • •• • HOLIDAY INN : GALLIPOLIS : •••••••••••••••••••, • TEAM NOTICES Flnlll IIID up day lor Pony League at Harrisonville will be Saturday at I p m at lbe ballfield Woody Call ur1es all playera to take time out Saturday to sip up F·7 1751nduro • Power and handling to take on any terrain • Adjustable lark and shooks • Slom des gn - sturdy lightweight lrame .--... • Qu1e1lour S1roke OHC 398cc engme • Tune\12 1nto I exhausl syslem boosls m teage wh le I cuts co ~l s J&R Sports Shop 749 E Main Sf Pomeroy Ph 992 2184 Best In Ltve Entertainment You'll Love This Group From Athens CBS TRIO They Play It All! TONIGHT and SATURDAY 10:00 TIL 2:00 The MEIGS INN Ph. 992·3629 POMEROY �2- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fr1day Aprll l6 1976 3- The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Friday, April16 1976 Appalachian Highway fupding needs split Washington told •• • PORTSMOUTH Representahves of the South eastern OhiO Regional Council (SEORCJ learned this week m Washmgton that any significant speed up m Appalachian Highway construction may depend upon how well regiOnal residents carry flags 1 Three SEORC leaders met wllb officials of the Ap palachlan Reg10nal Com mission (ARC ) to d1scuss a possible change ui the Commus10n s hoghway funding formula that wnuld allow unfmiShed work to proceed at a qwcker pace G Kenner Bush rhaorman of the SEORC s h1ghway comrml!;,e saod the ge bemg sought 1s fr om urrent 711-:W per cen t splitting of costs between the federal and stale govern ments to a 90-10 basis Such a change wa s proposed by the Ford Ad numstrat10n last year but 1t was not mcluded 10 the RegiOnal Development Act of 1975 that was passed by Congress and Signed mto law by the president But Bush said the ARC continues to support the change m formula although the Commission 1sn I gomg to carry the flag any longer He said that of the change os to he made 10 the form of an amendment to the 1975 Act we re gomg to have to pock up the flag and carry 11 That may be less of a burden Bush sugges!;,d than It seems He sa1d the SEORC will ask Gov James A Rhodes to help won the backing of the other dozen Appalachian slate governors for the fundmg change whoch 1s already endorsed by some of them Rhodes has generally favored a faster pace on complehng the development h1ghway In Congress the SEORC will seek the assistance of Rep William H Harsha of Portsmouth rankong Republican member of the House Publoc Works and Transportahon Comnultee and Rep Clarence E Miller of Lancast;,r who strongly supports the change Miller arranged thos weeks meeUng which was held m his WasHington offoce Att;,ndmg that meeting m addltoon to Moller and Bush were SEORC Presodenl Bob Evans Councol Execuhve Secretar y Carl Uah lberg ARC Federal Co-Chau man Donald W Who !;,head and other ARC officials House Publo c Works Commot tee Staff Ass1stan l Robert Paul and Steph en 0 Toole representon g th e nahonal Highway Users FederatiOn Bush saod the lull support of the Appalachian governors could be cr1hcal m eflectmg the formula change He saod the Admomstraloon proposal was dropped m the pubhc works comm1lt;,es of both houses at Congress last year for two basic reasons At the time 1t was felt that not all or the governors en dorsed the odea Also several legislators were concerned that the proposed plan wh1ch By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I too have benefott;,d from the .- whole wheat frmt and cereal • diet I use some bran every day either Bran Flakes or All Bran The one thmg I don t understand IS that I began to lose we1ght as soon ~ as I start;,d thiS d1et It certamly stra1ght;,ned out ail of my bowel problems I went from 125 to 110 pounds I am a 72 year old female and am 5 feet 5 mches I have had a physiCal checkup I no blOOd count lh1s tome) and everythmg was okay My blood pressure was 140 over 80 wh1ch pleased my doctor He also dldn t seem to be alarmed about my we1ght loss but I am concerned so 1 thought you m1ght giVe me an 1dea as to whether a blood count m1ght help I feel great otherwise ex cept my fingernails peel off and my ha1r has thmned so that I am about to get a w1g I do hope you can enligh!;,n me as what to do next DEAR READER - I am pleased to hear that your bowel problem has been corrected A large number of people who have had chrome consl1patlon and spashc colon probleiTIS benefot by lncreasmg bulk m the1r doel Others who want th1s m formatiOn can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 2 1 Spastic and Irritable Colon and Con sllpallon Send a long stamped sell addressed envelope for mallmg Ad dress your lett;,r to me m care of th1s newspaper I' 0 Box 1551 Radio Coly Slahon New York, NY 10019 Your main problem now 1s weight loss There IS only one way that a person loses weight and that os by taking m fewer calor1es than theor body uses Somethmg has happened to mcrease your calorie use or else you are eahng less I would guess that the latter may be the ca se Th1s IS off;,n a Side benefit of • bases Its decision largely upon the percentage of slate funds that would be required That said Bush handicaps the Appalachian projects under the 70 30 formula because they must compete for lundmg w1th Int;,rstate highway prOJects that reqUire only 10 per cent stat;, lundong The proposed ARC formula change would allow the development highway projects to compel;, on an equal bas1s w1th the Interstate work for stat;, fun ding ARC stabsbcs sh!!)Y that the 711-30 formula has In fact placed the state In a poslbon of not bemg able to match ' thus use all of the Com m1ss10n 's funds that are available for highway construction At the end of February Oh10 had an unobligated balance of f\4 Smllllon in the Appalachian H1gh\Vay program - second only to Pennsylvanoa among the 13 Appalachian stales Ill the amount of funds available but not yet used At the close of 1975, 95 8 nules of the 293 9-mlle Ohto Appalachian Highway sys!;,m had been completed Of the remaining work conslrucUon was in progress on only 3 8 miles, although location studies had been C<!lllpieted or were underway on 201 3 nules destgn studies had been Cllllpleted or were underway on 117 7 nules and light of way buymg had been completed or was underway on 150 0 miles Bush said the AdllllRIStrallon's formula proposal was just and was light, because 1t recogmzed the needs of Appalachia ' He said the entire Appalachian program 1s based upon the fact that the Appalachian reg1on has been bypassed for generabons 'All we need to do," Bush said, , Ia to make tbla blebway competitive wllb lbe bttentates We're aol allklng for more than anybody elle Ia aettiaK We're aot asklq for baad-outs All we are allklng for Ia to bave the same breaks." The 1975 Act, Bush added, makes $250 million available Mag)n County for Appalachian Highway construction in flsca1 year 1978, $300 IDilllon m fiscal years 1970 and 1980, and •170 million in 1981, the year.by which all Appalachian work Is scheduled to be cll!lpleted There are 2,690 miles of the 3,289-mile system not yet constructed in the 13 stales News Notes By Abna Marshall NEW HAVEN W Va - Mr and Mrs Mark Ward presented the New Haven Public Library a complete 62vol\lllle set of new religious books Oliver Green IS the author, tile publisher IS Gospel Hour, In of which Greene IS a dlreclof The books are non-denomlll8tional The library has placed on tile shelves a copy of Community Leaders and Noteworthy Amer~cans "published by American Biographical lnslltut;, Rale1gh N C Rick PoweU, selected to be In the book IS presently pronCipal of the Letart Elementary School afwr haY1!11! taught one and a half years at Central Scbool on Pomt Pleasant He complet;,d his elementary and high school education m Mason County, graduated from West Vu-gmiB Umverslty (cum laude) In three years rece1ved h1s Master degree from MarshaU Umverslty, and Is currently enrolled m the graduate school at W W U workmg toward h1s doctoral m Education Administration IndiVIduals selected for this honor have achieved a place of distinCtion m areaa such as public semce education and the arts They are nommated by coUeges, profeSSional and semce orgamzations PoweU, mamed to the former Shirley Miller who Is also a t;,acher In the Mason County Schools IS the son of Mr and Mrs Paul S Powell of New Haven Mrs Harry Layne and other members of the Dyer family presenled the personal bbrar1es of the late Mr and Mrs Harry Dyer to the library Mr and Mrs Dyer were well known In the Sunday school attendanee Beild area for their many achievements m church and on Aprll II was 50, tile Of community afflars Mr Dyer served as the frrst cashier of the ferlng $28 66 Plans were Mason County Bank Several In Memory 1 books have been donated to the furthered for Easter Sunday Worship services were held liocary The Mason County Farm Women s Councll gave at 11, with Duane Syden- Lawrence Welk's book Ah.One Ah Two m memory of the late Mary Zerkle, and Strangers and Travelers' In memory strlcker speaking from Matt 21 1 11 A message for "Palm of Hattie Reed Lelah Jane Powell gave Wlll Rogers, The Man and HIS Times m memory of her brother Wlll1am Sunday " Att;,ndance was 30 Easter Sunr~se Services ' PoweD Mrs Paul Powell gave The Book of Creative Art Sewing' w11i be held at tile church 111 memory of Mrs Adrian Lathey here at 6 :W WIth breakfast to Cash donaUons were made by Mrs James MacKn1ght m follow m the church memory of her 90n, George MacKmght and the Robert R basement next Sunday Sunday school at 9 45 Hoffman family made a donahon m memory of Mrs Hattie followed by an egg hunt for Reed Cash donations also have been made by the Rhododendron Homemakers Club New Haven Semor Cillzens, the children Word was rece1ved by and Mrs and Mrs Greg Gibbs Presenting books recently to the library have been Jack relallves here of the recent death of Leon Hecox of Hess Donald Bumgarner, Thelma Scally, Dwe Flowers, Burlmgton, Iowa Mr Hecox Jackie Ridgway Nancy Kunes, Mr and Mrs David Russell, often spent part of the Mildred ~g Charlene Dodd, Mrs James WISe, Ann Bird, summer here with relatives Charles Salser Darlene Hensley, Mrs Harold LeWIS, SIDith and fr~ends, 10 this and Capehart American LegiOn Mrs Jack Needs, Mrs Harold Bumgarner Mrs Velma Roush Marty LeiVIng and Mr and surrounding communities Mrs Chet Campbell Terry Deeter, son of The library Will celebrate 1t 's 20th am1versary thiS sprmg Brenda Clark and Mr Deet;,r, and grandson of Mr It was orgamzed and established as the firSt commumty and Mrs Roger Clark of the project of the New Haven Women's Club while Mrs Powell nearby Orange Church, area was 1ts first pres1dent Mrs PoweU and the board of directors suffered pamful burns to hiS say 'thanks ' for all the loyal support to the library legs and was taken to MASON W Va - Umted Methodist Women of Mason 0 Blennes Hospital and on Sunday was transferred to Umted Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs Catherme Children s Hospital m Smith Tuesday, April 6 where Mrs Evelyn Marmg opened Columbus Room 405 (where With prayer and presented devotions She remmiSced of get well cards may be sent ) preVIous Palm Sundays and Easters when she worked m Marvm Wh1te son of Clyde foreign UUS810nS The group discussed plans for the mother and daughrer Wh1 t;, of nearby area 1s lllin O'Bieness Hospital a I banquet on May 10 at 6 p m at the Mason Umted Methodist Athens 0 where cards may Church Reservations should be called 111 to Mrs Gladys Thomas be sent Hostesses Mrs SIDith Mrs Joyce Carson and Mrs Several of tills area have Dorothy Queen served refreslunents to Mrs Lilah Zerkle, Mrs been sufferlng wl th severe Evelyn Proffitt, Mrs Evelyn Marmg Mrs La Vera Yeager colds Mrs Betty Foreman Mrs June VanMatre, Mrs Gladys Loti Burke daughter of Thomas, Mrs Matilda Noble Mrs Sarah Spencer, Mrs Mr and Mrs Bobby Burke M8XIIIe Arnold, Mrs Mildred Riley Mrs Judy has been 111 and under the ~Wnolds and Mrs Gladys Riley doctor s care lor a smus mfectlon, fllld a broken arm, NEW fiA VEN- Mrs Paul B Powell presented a group of wh1ch she received several weeks ago - the cast w1ll be her music class m a B1cenwnmal Recihd Apr~l 7 at the Fu-st Church of God m New Haven The theme for the program was removed soon 'Uncle Sam s Songs A son Garrod Keith, was Ch1dren were dressed m Coloma! costumes and the church born to Mr and Mrs Richard was decorared mred, wh1te and blue flags and a replica of the Douglas on Sal April 10 at statue of Uberty \ 0 Bleness Memorial Awards were presented to Amanda Smith Ronme Bradley Hosp1hd Mother aiid "baby Shelia Elders, Marty Lelvmg Jennifer LeiVIng, MISty Ward domg fme The Douglas Terry Roush, Todd Gress formerly lived here, Mr and The outstanding award was present;,ct to Jennifer Weaver Mrs Gerald Douglas are Marty Le1vmg presented Mrs PoweU with the book 1876 ' paternal grandparents and which w1U be placed in the New Haven Public Library Mrs Mr and Mrs Emerson Powell was presenred a dozen mtnlature roses by Jackie Douglas, great Ridgway Susan Wald Jud.y Needs Jennifer Weaver M1sh grandparents Ward and Lora Smltll Mr and Mrs Bobby Burke, Kim Casto p~esent;,d Mrs Powell a lovely piece of Lort and Scott accompanied handwork by her grandparents, Mr and The program Mrs Emerson Douglas went Uncle Sam s Songs, Uncle Sam, Marty Letvlng MISS on a vacehon trip to Uberty, Misty Ward Miss Amer1ca, Jackie Ridgway, Betsy Lexington Ky and Nash- Ross, Becky Carter ville, Tenn and picked up Mr Star Spangled Banner, Jud.y Needs (organ), Jennifer and Mrs Frank Perry on the Weaver (plano) Pledge to the Flag Weneda Tr1o Battle way and had an enjoyable Hymn of the Republic, Marty Lelvmg trip except having 11 cut Country-Western - That s Where My Money Goes, Tina short due to heavy rains and Roush, Beautiful Brown Eyes (organ), Robbie Rogers, high water and for the lack of Midmght Cowboy, Donna Gilman Cowboy's Song Bobby camping sites being open at Dolin Uttle Brown Jug Mary Elias, Blue Cowboy, Ronme this time of year They left on Bradley I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry Trio a Sat and amved horne on First National Song - Yankee Doodle Benj1 Berkley Wednesday evening, a few Yankee Doodle (arrangement by Schaum);!iusan Ward, and days short of their Intended Yankee Medley Sheila Elders two weeks vacation, but all in Famous Amerl<;an Songs - God Bless America Misty all 11 was an enjoyable time Ward God Bless America Hymn, Tanye Roush, God Bless the report Amer1ca Agam, Betty Wolfe America Tammy Roush, Mr and Mrs Charles D American Patrol, Kimberly Casto, All American Ragtime, Jill Woode, spent Sunday af Taylor American Legion March Jennifer Weaver, Amenca ternoon Wltll Mr and Mrs Forever March Lora Smith America the Beautiful Judy Clifford Hayes In Middleport Needs ' 0 meeting there were these Folk Tunes, Fllrmer In the Dell Michelle King, Farmer relatives !tom Columbus 0 Goes Boogie Allee Roush, Old MacDonald, Tommy Huffman Mr and Mrs Robert Waugh Barnyard Boogie Terry Roush, She'll Be Comin' Round the and five children Lewis Mountain, Teresa LeiVlng, Mountain Time Bll08le, Je!VIIfer Waugh H1lah West Leif111g, Old Folks at Home, Brad Smith, and Deep South and Beulah Platt, all of Boogie Amanda Smith Columbus and Mr and Mrs The Flag - Twinkle, Twinkle Utile Star Becky Carter, Gregory Hayes of Middleport Stars and Stripes Forever Gloria Smith You're a Grand Old -- a family get together Flag, Martha Krawsezyn 'l'he tJ M W will meet on Emblems-Uberty Bell Lori Dolin 'American Eajl)e Tuesday evening Apnl 20, at March, Todd Gress and Under the Double Eagle, Judy Needs the home of Florence OUR STATE - Born Free Jaclue R1dgway West Spencer with Helen Woode, Vlrglnla Trio ' program J eader (an Easter This Land Is My Land Marha KrawMtyn Take Me Program J Everyone Home Country Roads, AprU ParSOIIS, and W Va Medley welcome Jenn1fer Weaver ' Sof:Ul IVotet TAKING PART - These SIX semo g1rls at Eastern Hogh School w1ll be takmg part m the annual spnng concert Tuesday April 20 at 8 p m at the high school Left to right are Lola Walker AVIS Bissell Debbie Wmdon Denose Dean Debbie Sanders Betsy Amsbary Eastern district concert is Tuesday The annual sprmg concert Coli n s John Connolly Cathy Of the Eastern Local vocal Cowderv J e t! Cowder y Detlb e Da tey Sc ot t 0 lion MUSIC Dept Tuesday Apnl M ke Gibbs Sh e ila Han1 s M c hael 20 at 8 p m m the gym Haub er Bet h Havman nasoum presents the f1fth and Darrel Hende ~on Klare SIXth grade Chorus from K i m es Patti Lawren c e Masters K athy P erce Ch esler Riverv1ew and Mary Ricky Pu t man T m Ryan Tuppers Plams elemenlarl Dana Sm tt1 Jodi Sm th schools d1recl;,d by Maxme Jerry swain Scott Van me er Wells 0&\1 d Young Whi!;,head accompanoed by Leslie K Ia Young Chester - Becky Ambrose Jenny Berkhomer and the Da11 Andrea Eas!;,rn Jr H1gh ch01r and Batevd T Ballard na Beaver Roger the Sr H1gh choor d~rect;,d by B i'Ss e Car o l yn Bow en Ke lh Bro g an Bry ce Jenmfer Mach1r ac Buckl ey Sher y Bu sh Jody companoed by Teresa Crow Bec ky E c h ng e Buckley F fth and S x th Gra de Ch oru s R vcrv ew Dar e.n e Bul a n Ke nny Brown n g AI so n Cauth orn Bran Elberf e d 'Rog er Ga ul Gu nthe T r n a Ha Greg H bbs N1 ck Leonard Cathy Mor r s Rae l een Oliver Debbie Poo er Ja c k e Rapp Rene R ebel Charles R tch e Tam Samos Jart Sm1lh Lee Swan Belh Teaford Mel•ssa Thomas T1m Vor s Edd1e Werry Beth W I!ton Synth a Wh te Tuppers Pia ns Scott Sk nner Sarah Goebel Joey Sayre Rob Smith M chae Baker Sherr• Myers Margery Mve rs Dee Dee Durst Bran Connolly Ca ss e Shee s Charles Ma ss ar J mmy Bauman Jack e Brannon Jenny Causey L sa Collms M ke Connolly Tammy Cr emeans John Dav1s Mark Gadd s Sharon Gr ff n Susan Gr.ffm Ke th Sermonette Reader benefits from bulk diet ' prese nl) ARC funds could have been used for up to 60 per cent or the costs Some arrangement s1nular to the Adm1mstratoon s IS hkely to be proposed by the SEORC m an amendment to the 1975 Act because Of the need to supplement ARC money w1lh other federal funds m order to lower the stat;, burden The 30 per cent matching money requirement has repeatedly been blamed by the Ohio Transportation Department for delaying progress on the Appalachian Highway ' s three Southeastern and Southern Ohio corridors In deter mining what construction will be funded the department Alfred DR. LAMB • mvolved the federal H1ghway Trust Fund could open that flUid to a new assa ult by forces seek1ng to use 1ts money for non h1 ghway purposes Th e Adm1nostra toon s proposal would have g1ven the govern or of each Ap palach1an stale several op loons 1n combmmg ARC T1lle 23 ( H1ghway Trust Fund ) and slate money to compl ete rema1mng Appala choan Hoghway m1leage Under the p1 oposal a state s share of the costs could have ranged from the current 30 per cent tc •s hllle as!O per cent The maXJ•nlllll share of Totle 23 funds th&' could have been used would hdve been 45 per cent (as compared to zero at GOOD FRIDAY' The term Good Friday refers to the day of the cruc1fmon of Chrost It Mulct seem at forst thought to be Bad Froday And perhaps to the froendds closest to Jesus ot was bad Only later could they look back on that day and pronounce 1\ Good Friday the very best of all lor wh1Ie what happened on the cross was truly heart-breakmg and hope shatlermg what happened after the cross put hope and courage back where they belonged - m Chml - attracted hearts How os this true ' As we remember one of those persons on Goigalha s H1ll cruc1f1ed woth Jesus we recall some words spoken bv the Chnst Truly I say to you today you will be woth me m paradise Luke 23 42-43 To the hvmg these are words that say that the Son of God remembers the mdiVIdual m all hos needs He IS not gomg to pass mto nothingness Thos wantmg to be remembered m a permanent way by God surpasses our longmg to be remembered t;,mporar1Iy by others In the darkest hour the Sav1or on the cross os God at war agamst man s deepest doubts opemng the heavens that each one may glimpse the hght that 1s above and hold to the bnght hope of everlastmg hfe When one consoders that m all konds of experiences of life Good Fnday shows how God remembers the !Mer needs of us ail we also may he attracted to God through the Chnst of the Cross - now the ChriSt resurrected I - Robert 1 Bumgarner an mcrease m bulk m the doet If you have cut do~ n on sugars and sweets that you may have been usmg on the past and converted to more bulky foods you may be sa t1sfled w1th fo ods that provide less cal011es I would hke to poont out U1at many people who lose 1 modest amount of we1ght woll have a s1gmfocant decrease m theu- blood pressure Th1s 1s true even 10 people who previously had noo mal blood pressure The decrease m the level of blood pressure 1s good because 11 decreases the rosk of heart and vascula r d1sease No wonder your doctor os pleased There are many other reasons for we1ght loss bes1des a change m the doet These mclude diabetes cancer tuberculOSIS and an Melvm C1rcle and overactive thyrood It daugh!;,r Manann of Wor reqwres a faorly extensl\e medical exarnmahon to track thmgton Oh10 spen I Saturday down the real cause of noght w1th h1s mother Mary unexplamed we1ght loss not Circle Mr and Mrs James related to a decrease m Circle of New Haven W Va were at the Circle home on calorie 10take Sunday Don t blame your lmger Mr and Mrs Arthur E nails and loss of haor on your Johnson and daughter change on eating hab1ts Sheryle LeAnn VISited With Many other people who have Mr and Mrs Douglas gone on th1s diet have no such Johnson of Racme on Sunday responses The truth IS as one evenmg gets older there are changes Mr and Mrs Arthur Orr of which occur Unlil we un Chester spent Saturday derstand more about ag10g evemng w1th Mr and Mrs they JUSt have to be expect;,d Robert Lee and family Regardless of what you have Kim Follrod was guest of done about your d1et you had Becky and Bob Bill Lee on probably slart;,d to develop Sunday mcreased thmnmg of ha1r and you may also have had WESr POINl NY oUPI) changes 10 your nails John Randolph whose Be sure to gel an adequate tra ck and cross country amount of good protein (milk teams at Wilham and Mar) and meat ) m your d1el Both ha vc been a domma nt fora! half and fmgerna1ls come on the Southern C<mference from protem Many women for the past e1gilt years ha s tell me that after they accepted the head track ami stopped usmg fmgernaol <ross country pos1toon at the pohsh U1eor fmgernalls were US Mohtarv Academ) Col perfectly normal From the J ICk Schwier du ector ( Uf dietary poonl of v1ew gelling .11hl e t1cs ann ounced adequate protem plus Thursda adequate calc1um from mJ!k Randolph 13 succeeds tloc products · IS about the most Ial e C:..rleton I 1011 rll who that can be accomplished d1ed suddenly m Scntember Carmel News, By the Day • ~ LOTTERY WINNERS This week s winning numbers Three-doglt number 379 (three seven nine) Four digit number 3256 1lbree-two-llve-slx) Five-digit number 35887 (three live eight eight seven) Six digit number 119878 (one-one-nine-eight seven-eight) Spirit or 76 winning numbers Two-dlgil numbers - 48 1lour eight) 32 (threetwo) 52 (five-two) and 36 ( three-six) Four digit number 8519 1eight live-oue-nine) Five-digit number 67106 1six seven-one-zel'&six ) Six dtglt number 444598 (four-lour-four-fivenine-eight) TIME CHANGED The regular meeting of the RIO Grande Community College Board ot Trus!;,es has been changed from the regular meeting lime of the second Wednesday of each month Aprlll4 to April Zl at 7 p m at the board room on the R10 Grande College Campus Harris Kell Headley Laur ~ Lance Pam Murphy Mark ~ ce Jeff Shivers Dav d Durst Jun or High Chorus s ~ venth Grade J•m Bahr Brenda Bailey Brenda Lee Ballard Randy Batey Pebbles Blake Steve Brownmg Troy Boggs Teresa Causey Carta Chichester Dale Connolly Carta Cowdery Denn•s Durst Larry Harr.s Pa,ge Hayman Rhonda Holsmger V1ck e Jackson Rodney keller R 1ck Long Lor Longenette Marie Marc nko Judy Mora He len Myers Kenny Newell Apr 1 Parker ~ocky P tzer Keh Powell FQnda Rapp Be th R1ebel Beth R tch e Brenda Rucker Greg Scarbrough Eric Schumucker Tamm•e S!archer Conn e Stout Janeen swa1n Renee Trussell Barbara Wells Ray Werry Peggy Wh te R ch•e van Meter E•ghfh Grade Edd •e Adams Brian Ba ley Kathy Barringer Lorrl Barr nger Donna Benne t Br1an B ssell Angel Blake Pam Bowers Kathy Burke Sonta Carr Teresa Da1ley T1m Dillon Becky Edwards Debb e Eynon Don Evnon Teresa Hannum Tom Harr is Denise Hauber Greg Hayman Daphne HolSinger Max Jonas cannte Jones Paula L ve Jean McClure Ka l een M II hone Janet Mora Leonard Myers J1m osborne Beckv Pooler Teresa ~eed Jaon Roseberry Nancy Samos Alberta Schultz Teresa Spencer Anna Taylor Shelta Wh te Blair w ndon Lit a Young Sen or H gh Chorus Sopranos Betsv Am sbarv K m Batev Charlene Coe Ellen Darst Tammy F1tch Suzv Goebe Mar cella Hartman Diana Massar Debb•e Owens Cmdy Pitzer Karen Probert Debb e Sanders Jayne Smllh Jul Wh fehead Nola Young Second Sopranos - Terr Bahr Av s B sse II Den1se Dean Karen F 1ck Mary Mora Lola Walker Altos - Janel Ambrose Kay Balderson Brenda Boyles teresa Carr Rachel Hunter Cheryl Mowery Teresa Sm1th Son a White Debbie Windon Tenors Steve Hauber Kev n Buckley Jesse Sch mucker No basses 1 sted DIFFERENT ROUSH The Greg A Roush arrested last Saturday followmg a raid In Middleport was not Greg B Roush Syracuse, who Is affiliated with Roush Construction The Dar~ Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF. MEIGS MASON AlEA CHESTER L TANNEHILL EKtC Ed ROBERT HOEFLICH City Edtfor Published dally ucept Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publlsh•ng Com pany 111 Court St "Pomeroy Ohio A5769 Business Office Phone 992 2156 Editorial Phone 992 2157 Second c lass pos.tage pa d at Pomeroy Oh!\1 National advertls•ng represenlat ve War'd Griffith Company In c Bottlnelll & Gallagher 0111 757 Tntrd Ave New York N Y 10017 Subscript on rates Delivered by carr•er where r.vallable 15 cents per week By Motor R(lute where carrier service nat tJVl)l able One month S3 25 By mal in Ohio end w Va One Year S22 DO Six man ths t11 50 Three months $7 00 Elsewhere S26 oo veer I 1K months 51JSO fhreemonths S7SO ~ ubscrlpflon price Includes Sundav Times sentinel r ! - Eagles upset Tornadoes 4-3 By Greg Baney "'" The Eastern Eagles, behind sound defense and 10 stolen bases pulled off a mild · lipset Thursday at Eastern by j!efeahng h1ghly touted Southern 4-3 • The Eagles scored all they needed on the first mmng by ..plalmg four runs off ace ;'right-hander Brady Huffman ' Huffman then settled down .and blanked the Eagles the , rest of the way but he was too late Bruce Riffle led off w1th a walk, stole second and went ~ third when Bob McClure was safe on an error Me Clure promptly stole second and Joe Kuhn walked to load the bases That set the stage for T1m Kuhn s boommg triple to r~ght that cleaned the bases and Tim later scored on an error by the frrst sacker The Tornados got on the scoreboard m the fifth when Cundiff walked and two outs lawr scored on John Sayre s double Southern closed to Within One run In the SIXth On two smgles (by Riffle and Dunmng) a walk and an error on the Eagle lh1rd baseman lllooked like Southern was on the move m the1r last at bats when Er1c Dunmng walked and Sayre smgled to put men on first and second But then one of those rare lriple plays slammed the door Dave Hannum came m w relieve the llrmg Don Eichinger and w1 th a 2 and 2 coun l he served up a third str1ke The catcher dropped the ball but the batter was not perm1tt;,d to run because lust base was occupied Sayre and Dunmng took off Waverly subdued 10-1 By Greg Bailey The Me1gs Marauders after gettmg off to a shaky start came on strong to have a relallvely easy lime defeatmg v1sotmg Waverly at Syracuse Thursday 111-1 The strong control-type p1tchmg of nghthander Dale BrowQmg permo tied the Tigers only a run m the first Mter that ot was Me1gs ball game The Marauders behmd J.j) struck m the bottom of the Eastwood second when Soulsby walked Davenport led the and one out later scored when Marauder attack w1th that a mental mistake by the home run blast another shot Tigers on Howard s smgle that hit the fence m the sixth allowed him to scamper and also a smgle making h1m home with the tying r.un W1th three for four Magnotta had two away Brownmg drew a a smgle and h1s tnple walk , Magnotta tnpled to Ham1iton had two base dnve h1m home and knocks, and Soqlsby his Magnotta scored on a smgle double Marshall Bachner by Ham1lton Howard and Sm1 th all had The Marauders picked up a singles run m the th1rd on M1ck Browmng had only three Davenports towering home KOs but he walked no one run over the left f1eld fence That was the second game 111 The) continued pecking away a row m wh1ch he Issued no a I T1ger p1tchmg for four free passes Me1gs plays at more tallies m the fourth and Wellston next Tuesday then got a last one on the Meigs IS now 4 2 on the Sixth SEOAL whole Waverly IS 3 3 The Togers were led by Dalley and Conkel who each had two hits Waverly p1t. chers comboned to strike out three and Issued one free pass Wav 100 000 ~ I 6 3 Me1gs 041 401 x- 10 12 2 Fielder (LP) Tramer (3) Brown ( 5) and Conkel Browmng and Soulsby leading at Girls track .Tallahassee TALLAHASSEE Fla (UP!) - Bob Eastwood schedule is m1ght draw a gallery today for the f1rst tlme m his httle reported pro career because he jumped ahead of the bog names 1n the $80 000 Tallahassee Open golf tournament Thursday to lead the f1rst round by one shot Wh1le most of the spectators made up Arme s Army to watch Arnold Palmer shoot a 7J m the openmg round Eastwood carved a patr of 33-stroke mnes out of the hilly K1llearn Country Club course for a sparklmg 6-under-par 66 The only name ' player close to him 1s South Afncan Bob Charles who fored a 68 to lie With SIX others for third pos11lon m the f1eid whiCh w11l be trunmed to the low 70 and t1es after today s second round T1ed for second w1th 67s m the f~rst round we1e a paor of comparative unknowns Lon Hinkle and Lyn Loll Hmkle sa1d ol was h1s best tournament start m the four years he has been on the lour mne weeks of wh1ch was lost recently to recover from a broken fmger Among some of the more pubhc1zed players, John Mahaffey who lost the U S Open last summer to Lou Graham m a playoff shot a 69 and Bob Murphy landed m the same 71-shootmg group as Palmer Larry Ziegler became a Vlctun of Killearn s shck greens and carded a 77 The Arme aficiOnados were Iookmg lor great things from the1r hero after he frred a record equalling 63 m Wednesday s pro am But Palmer could shave only one stroke off par Thursday I dldn t make a bogey and J m playmg much better than I have been lately Palmer sa1d I made a couple of bad errors hke on that long f1ve (l!lr on the ba~k mne where I could easily have gotten on w1tl1 a two-1ron I picked up a four-wood and tned to float ot on and float;,d 1! nghl m the trap I got my par but that s a brrdie hole It was the 17th hole and that's where Loll canned the eagle that boosted hun to his 67 announced Me1gs g~rls remammg track schedule Apr 19 - Me1gs at Nels York 4 p m Apr 2~(Symmes Valley) Mmgs at K Creek 4 30 p m Apr 26-( Caldwell) Me1gs at Belpre 4 45 p m Apr 29-(Mamtta) Me1gs at Logan 5 p m May 4- (Waverly ) Me1gs at Gali1pohs 5 p m May 6- Southern at Meogs1 4 pm May 12- (Waverly) Me1gs at Logan 5 p m May 17 - (Galhpohs) Me1gs at K Creek 4 30 p m May 18 - (Waverly, Clr clev11le) Meogs at Athens 5 pm May 20 - Me1gs at Federal Hockmg 3 30 p m May 22 & 29- District Meet June 4 & 5 - Stat;, Meet SEO standrngs SEOAL BASEBALL Team W L ~ 0~ Me. gs 4 2 48 27 Jackson 4 2 57 24 Logan 3 3 37 39 Ironton 3 3 39 42 Athens 3 3 30 47 waverly 3 J 30 28 Gal !polls 2 4 22 43 We ll ston 2 4 29 42 TOTALS 24 24 292 292 Thursday s results Logan 6 Athens 2 Ironton 8 Jackson 7 Me1gs 10 waver ly 1 Gat l •polls B Wellston 1 Tuesdays games Athens at Ironton GalliPOlis a t Waverly Jackson at logan Me1gs a Wellston WHA Playoff Standtn\1s Bv Untted Press lnternattonal Series A ( Best of Sevenl W•nntpeg leads Edmntn 3 G Apr 9 W nnlpeg ~dmonton 3 Apr 11 Wnnlpg !"Edmn n 4 ot Apr 14 W nn peg 3 Edmonton 2 April 16 at Edmonton K April 18 at W nn peg x Apr. I 21 at Edmonton K Apnl 23 lit W nn peg Ser es 8 f Best of Seven) Calgary leads Que 3 0 Apr 10 Calgary J Quebec 1 Apr II Calgary 8 Quebec 4 Apr 14 Calgary 3 Quebec 2 Apr I 16 at Calgary x Apr I 18 at Quebec x April 21 at Calgary x Apr 23 or 24 at Quebec Sertes c (Best of Ftve) New Eng beat Cleveland 3 0 Apr 9 New Eng 5 Cleveland 3 Apr 10 New Eng 6 Cleveland 1 Apr 11 New Eng 3 Cleveland 2 Series 0 (Best of Five> Phoenix tied s D 2 2 Apr 9 Phoenix J S D 2 ol Apr 10 San 0 ego 4 Phoen x 2 Apr 13 Phoenix 6 San Diego A Apr 15 San D ego 5 Phoen1 x 1 April 17 at Fthoenlx x It necessary LAS VEGAS Nev (UP!) Caesar s Palace the hotel casmo that has hosted four nallonally teleVIsed challenge tenms matches has s1gned Junmy Connors as 1ts travelong tennis pro 1t was announced Thursday Green is leading tourney CARLSBAD Calif (UP!) Man those last three holes a damp Hubert Green s1ghed It was bke a hght hurncane m your face It was very wet and the course really played long My hands were so cold I was glad to get m That s the kmd of weather the ehte f1eld of 22 faced Thursday m the first round of the $225 000 Tournament of Champ10ns sponsored by Mutuel of New York Green a skmny 6-1 IllSpounder the tour s 1971 Rook1e of the Year managed to put together a 3-under par 69 m the wmd and ram for a two shot lead over defending champion AI G~1berger Australian Bruce Crampton and veteran Don January The 6 855-) ard La Costa Countrv Club course IS one of the tour s toughest layouts even when the weather IS noce But Thursday s unseasonably sour condot1ons - the worst weather m the e1ght year history of the T of C smce 1! moved here from Las Vegas Nev - kept all but four players from breakmg par But 11 s sllil better than playmg Ill the sunshme at Tallahassee cracked Green referring to the Tallahassee Open where the rest of the tour IS playmg th is week Ray Floyd, who breezed to an e1ght-shot VIctory at the Masters last weekend had the worst round of the day a 6-<Jver 76 Green s round mcluded f1ve b1td1es and two bogeys One of the bogeys came on the 56Q. )ard 17th hole right mto the teeth of the wmd where he used h1s dnver on h1s f1rst two shots H1s third, a one Iron went astray mto the water I don t irnow wha l kind of weather thos IS sa1d Ge1ber ger who had an eagle and two birdies on his frrst Silt holes The course IS 111 beautiful shape, but the ram and the wmd made 11 pretty diff1cult It was very cold out there In fact the gallery had all the clothes on you d expect to see at the Bmg Crosby - A ROYAL CROWN BUl ll.ING CUMI'AitY Mtddleport OFFICE RS 9 30 to 2 to 5 I CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS l-EAST COURT when the ball popped out of the catcher s nu It A qwck throw to third caught Dun mng on a run-down and he was tagged out Sayre, thmking Dunmng was commg back to second tr1ed to get back to f1rst, but the firstsacker put the tag on hun to end the game A b1g difference In the game was the fact that Eas!;,rn stole t;,n bases while Southern swiped only one Otherwise the slats were nearly the same E1chonger and Hannum struck out ftve and Issued the same number of walks Eagle hitwrs were Riffle and Me ICiure who each went two for four and Tim Kuhn who had that alllmportant triple Huffman went the distance for Southern and turned In another line game as he struck out 14 of the 18 oul$ but f1ve walks and. three Southern errors helped the Eagle cause For Southern Sayre had a single and double Young a double and Riffle and G Dunning a smgle Eas~rn plays at Ravens wood tonight and at Kyger Creek Monday The Eagles SVAC record 1s now 2-1 while Southern s 1s I I South 000 012 ~3 5 3 East 400 000 x-4 5 I Eichinger ( WP) Hannum (7 ) and Riffle Huffman and G Dunmng Cundiff (4) Braves lead series 1-0 Hy JUt; ~ KUHUNGER UPI Sports Writer The question was What would happen after the openmg t1poff m Thursday mght s f1rst playoff game between the 76ers and the Buffalo Braves? Bob McAdoo the NBA s scorong champiOn for the third slraoght year answered 11 bv pumpmg m 36 pomts to lead the Braves to a 95-39 VIctory over Phlladelphoa The won boosted the Braves to a 1-j) lead m the best-of three playoff senes woth the second game tomght m Buffalo You don t know what to expect m a playoff game The only thong IS to go out there and play the best you can ' McAdoo explamed Stoppmg McAdoo was another story In fact 76er Coach Gene Shue used four different men m an effort to contan hun You JUS! try to make him get the hall out of positiOn center Clyde Lee sa1d He has such range w1th his s1ze You f1gure a big man w11l hurt you from ms1de and a small guy Will hurl you from outside but he hurts you both ways McAdoo had help from J1m McM1lhan and Randy Sm1lh It was McMillian s s1x pomts m the last 1 23 that enabled the Braves to 1ce the game after McAdoo hlid put Buffalo ahead to stay at 86-65 w1th 4 20 left He f1mshed w1th 23 pomts Fred Carter led Philadelphia w1th 30 pomts and George McGmn1s added 20 but only four In the second half In other NBA plaoff games Detroit mpped Milwaukee 125 123 Cleveland shaded Washmgton 89 70 and Phoemx beat Seattle 111>-lll In the ABA playoffs Denver stopped Kentucky, 1111-107 Pistons IZS, Bucks 123 Detrmt blew a 14-pomt lead but held on to beat Milwaukee as George Trapp who scored 11 of hiS 13 pomts m the fourth quarter made a key block on a lavup by Gary Brokaw w1th 32 seconds left to preserve the Pistons lead Cavaliers 80, Bullets 79 Bobby Smith clicked on a 2S-fool JUmp shot With two seconds left to nudge Cleveland onto the wm column and even the quarter hnal playoff senes w1th Washmglon at one game ap1ece Suns 116 Sonlcs Ill Phoemx strung together hve free throws m tile last 19 seconds to overcome an mcredlbie performance by Seattle s Fred Brown who threw m 45 points The Suns VICtory evened lheu- best-<if seven NBA playoff senes at one game each Nuggets 110, Colonels 107 Chuck Williams h1t a free throw wltll three seconds left and notched 21 pomts to pace Denver past Kentucky m the hrst game of thell' ABA semifinal playoff ser1es Ken tucky s Lowe Dampier hit a 23-foot desperation shot that would have lied the game but offiCials ruled 11 came after the fmal buz~er Johnson stops Wellston Junoor Brent Johnson handcuffed VISiting Wellston 8-1 on a three hiller on Memoml F1eld Thursday evemng as Gallia Academy High School won 1ts second slra1ght Southeastern Ohio League baseball game Coach Jim Osborne s Blue Devils upped their season mark to 3 5 Inside the league GAHS hiked 1ts record to 2 4 Wellston dropped 2-5 overall and 2-4 mstde the conference Mter giVIng up a double to J1m Derrow m the first In nmg Johnson held the Golden Rockets hotleS8 and scoreless until the fmal frame Walks to Randy Butcher and Joe Buffington, and smgles by Bob Gill and Derrow In the final mnlng with two out spoiled John son's shutout bid Johnson fanned 13 and walked etght while gomg the distance for his second mound victory Wellston s Randy Hutchinson went the distance Hutchinson gave up eight runs on mne hits Tim Carmen and Tony Folden paced the Blue Devils with two h1ts ap1ece Brett Meigs boys, girls in track, field events Me1gs and Easwrn High Grulser M Burdett;, M 8''· Schools girls and boys track 6 warns compeled In a joint Long Jump - Ash M meet at East;,rn Tuesday Bego, M Debbie Heln E FOREST RUN junior Meigs wlnmng both the boys 13 -11 and senior Kirts' softball team will have a meeting 119-38 and the Iris 57-49 High Jump - Bego M The results (Boys) Grandall M Kim Batey E Saturday at l p m at lbe Minersville field Members finishing m order hsted 4 -2 ' are to bring gloves Pole Vault - Tim Landon Shot Put - Tammy Fl tch E Mark Grossnickle E E Vaughan M Burdett;, M ALL GIRLS In the Thomas M Height 8 -6 30 Racine area between the Discus- S!;,wart M Doug 80 Yd L H - Lola Walker, ages of 10 and 13 wbo are Browning E Stanley M E Carleton, M, SWisher, M 116 7 Interested ,;,1• playing 1~ osec softball are to sign up by Long Jump - Wllharns M 880 Yd Medley Relay April 23 at the home of Jeff Day E Granda! M 19 East (Teresa Edwards Dorothy Johnson, 416 71'. Jewell Blake Kim Batey Fourth St , Racine Roger Shot Put - Stewart M Sherry Epple) 2 20 4 Brauer and Dan Riffle are Stanley M Doug Browning 110 Yd Dash-Grandall the eoaehes E 41l--7 M Debbie Heln E Jewell 120 H H - Suter M, Blake E 12 1 sec LETART FALLS - The Becker. M I arry Mile Run - Laurie Mat Letart Falls Baseball Longenetw E 17 5 sec thews East No time Assoclallon wiD hold a fund 100 Yd Dash - William available drive In the Racine area son M Perry Reed E 880 Yd Relay - East Saturday Aprll 17 begmnlng Stanley M 10 3 sec ( L1sa Masters Jennifer at 10 a m All persOI\ll who Mile Run Gary Gainer Paula Hawk, Tammy plan lo help with the drive are Longenelle E Bob Bennett Fortnay) 2 24 asked to meet at the Letart E Smith M 5 224 440 Yd 1)ash - Ash M Falls Grade School at 10 a m 880 Relay - Meigs I 43 4 Teresa Edwards, M Tammy 440 Yd Dash - Rawlings Fitch E I 11 3 Major League Standlno• M Jeffers M Perry Reed 440 Yd Relay - Meigs By Unlttd Press International E597sec I 02 4 National Letgue East 180 Yd L H - Sclt;,s M 880 Yd Run - Janet W L Pet GB Becker, M Coats, M 22 S Ambrose, E, Usa Masters, P ttsburgh 4 01000 Ch cago sec E B1atlaler M 3 28 4 4 2 667 I New York 335002 220 Yd Dash - Ash, M 880 Yd Run -Granda! M Montreal 2 J 400 2 h Mike Smith E Matson M Mlller M Sherry Epple, E Ph11adelphla 1 J 250 3 St Louts 1 .4 200 31 2 2 16 9 29 7 sec West 220 Yd Dash - Jim Lan Mile Relay - Meigs, 5 08 5 W L Pel GB Cine nnati 4 1 800 don E Coats M Jeff Day San Diego 3 2 600 I E 25 9 Atlanta 3 2 600 I 2 Mile Run - Rawlings M Houston 3 3 500 1 , Sltn Francisco 2 3 AOO 2 Mark Musser M Los Angeles 0 4 000 3 2 Grossnickle E 12 00 Thursday s ~•suits New York 10 Chicago 8 M1le Relay - Meigs 3 57 5 Pittsburgh 9 s Louis 3 GIRLS RESULTS Montreal 6 Ph !adelphia 5 Allen fa 10 C nc nnatl S Discus - Kim Batey E <Onlv games scheduled) Today s Prob1ble Pitchers (All Times ESTI '2.00 Ofll ( 1915 records In parentheses) .......... Los Angeles !John 0 0) at Atlanta <Ruthven 2 2) 7 JS Pm New York (Lolich 12 18J at P ttsburgh (Medlch 16 16) 8 05 pm San Francisco ( J Barr 13 14) at Cincinnati (Norman 12 4) B 05 p m San Dieoo (Wehrmelster o 01 at Houston (J Nlekro 6 A) 9 JS pm (Only games scheduled) Saturdays Games Montreal at St LOUIS New York at Pittsburgh Ph tadelphla at Chicago Sen Francisco et Cincinnati San Ou~go at Houston night Los Angeles at Atlanta night BALTIMORE I UPI ) - The Baltomore Orioles have placed mf1elder Bob Bailor on the 15-day mJured list and replaced hlm on the rO!Iter woth Tom Shopay an outfielder-catcher from lhmr ROchester farm ulub Ballor 1s suffermK from a sore shoulder American Le11gue New York Milwaukee Detro t Baltimore Cleveland Boston Eut W L Pet GB I 1 3 2 667 500 400 333 1 lh 2 2 4 333 212 4 I BOO 2 1 2 1 2 West K=SAKI lets the cluls rolll ~ w L Pel GB TeKas 5 1 8J3 Chicago 3 1 750 1 Oakland J 3 500 2 Minnesota 2 4 333 3 Callfornlo 2 4 333 3 Kensas Cltv 1 3 750 3 Thursdays Results Ch cago 11 Boston 4 New York 11 Minnesota 4 California s Kansas City 1 COntv games scheduled) Today s Problble Pitchers (All Times EST! ( 1975 records n parentheses) Cleveland ( Fteterson 14 81 at Klansas City (8 rd 9 6) 8 30 Wtlson Terry Wall Gary Swain, Gary Warren and J1m Harris also had safeties for the wmners Harris and Carmen slammed triples lor pm M !waukee (Colborn 11 13) at tile Blue Devils only extra Texas (Umberger 0 7) 9 35 base h1ts pm Detroit (Roberts 1114) at GAHS took a 1-j) lead m the California (Kirkwood 6 51 10 30 f1rsl Brent Johnson opened pm w1lh a walk advanced to (Only games scheduled) s Games second on Carmen s smgle ChicagoSaturdav at Boston and scored on a smgle by Beltlmore at Oakland Detroit at Callforn ll Gary Swam Minnesota lit New York The Galllans plat;,d three Mi lwaukee at TeKas night runs m the third on a single Cleveland at Kan Cltv night by Brett W1lson a triple by Carmen a walk to Tony Folden and a smgle by Gary Warren Mter Jim Hams tripled m the fP)!I'Ih he trotted home on a bali! to g1ve GAHS a 5-0 lead GAHS plated three more runs in the s1xth as Folden Rick Holley and Mark Dobson crossed home plate The GAHS JVs battled Vmton County m a twmblll ioday Saturday the varsity squad w1ll host Marysville In a twlnblll on MemOI'Ial Field F1rst pme starts at 1 p.m Uneseore Wellston 000 000 ~I~ GAHS 103 103 X-8-9-0 •••••••••••••••••••• • • •:• Wo~d Wide Travel :•• •• •• : Free Travel Show : • "Presenting Hawaii" •: : •: April 21, 7:30 PM :• •• • •• • HOLIDAY INN : GALLIPOLIS : •••••••••••••••••••, • TEAM NOTICES Flnlll IIID up day lor Pony League at Harrisonville will be Saturday at I p m at lbe ballfield Woody Call ur1es all playera to take time out Saturday to sip up F·7 1751nduro • Power and handling to take on any terrain • Adjustable lark and shooks • Slom des gn - sturdy lightweight lrame .--... • Qu1e1lour S1roke OHC 398cc engme • Tune\12 1nto I exhausl syslem boosls m teage wh le I cuts co ~l s J&R Sports Shop 749 E Main Sf Pomeroy Ph 992 2184 Best In Ltve Entertainment You'll Love This Group From Athens CBS TRIO They Play It All! TONIGHT and SATURDAY 10:00 TIL 2:00 The MEIGS INN Ph. 992·3629 POMEROY �4- The_ Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April 16, 1976 5- Tile DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April16,1976 .Atlanta elated ATLANTA (UP! I - You 'd his team's inability to bit. have thoilght the Atlanta "It didn 'I just happen, " Br av e ~ had just won a said Bristol. "We worked on· c ha m pi ops hip , or hitting for two and a half something. hours Wednesday (an off There was a World Series day 1. It just shows what I've atl}'iosphere in · the Braves been preaching right along. dressing room Thursday There 's nothing like hard night after their 1~ victory work to produce results." over the Cincinnati Reds. Jerry Royster, a former But, you've got w under- Dodger who went 0-for-14 in stand. It wasn 't so much that · the Bra ves first four games, they had ha~ded the Reds had four straight hits their !irstlos.S of the season. Thursday night, a double and But, rather, that it was the three singles. Former White fir st lime jn 13 gamesSox Ken Henderson had three dating back to last June 17hils and drove in three runs. thatthe Braves had been able Former Dodger Lee Lacy, to beat the world champions . who was 3-for-14 the first four They did it before the games, had a double and a largest crowd ( 15,716) ever to single and also drove in three attend a baseball game here runs. on the night after a season "I have no idea how it will home opener . And they did it all turn out ," said fir st in convin cing fa s hion ~ ba seman Darrell Evans, ripping out 16 hits against who, now in his ninth season four Cincinnati pitchers. with Atlanta ranks second Happi est man in the only to pitcher Phil Niekro in dressing room was Ted Braves' seniority. "But, win Turner, the advertising or lose, the new attitude on executive-ya chtsman ·who t_his club has to make us a purchased the Braves . last better team . It runs from the fall for $12 million on the installment plan. "When you win like this, it's fun, " said Turner . "And , that's what life's all about." Second happiest man was Braves mana ger Dave Bristol who just 48 hours earlier had been bemoaning .. A storyof ~·sus sung and told by Johnny Cash Three Showings: Sat. April 17th 2:00 p.m . at Bethany U.M. Church, Ratine. Sat. April 17th 7:30p.m. at Portland U.M. ' Church. Sun. April 18th 7: 30 p.m. at Letart U. M. Church . "Dinner Dates" / / /I . Summer activiti es were Mrs. Sharon Bailey spoke plann ed when the Meigs to the group about needs of Co unty Min iste r i al the Cancer Society . She asked Association met April 12 at · ministers to contact persons the Middleport F'irst Baptist in their churches who might Church. Rev . Pete Grande!, be interested in volunteering Host Paswr, led devotions. to provide transpor;r Rev. Willian1 Middleswarlh, tation for Cancer victims to President , conducted the hospitals for trealmenl.s and meeting . · . to pack supplies, eli;. These Rev. Robert Bumgarner volunteer services a re reported the Preacher 's needed to cut expenses as the confere nce to be held at Rio Can cer Society of the county Grande April 20-21. He said is short or fWlds. . that only 12 ministers have rr anyone will volunteer registered, 22 must if the or would like to have further conference is to be held , information about the He also reported that the agency, they can call 992Coun ty Unit ed Meth odis t 7531. Youth Coun cil is planning a The secretary is to ask · program of contests and Horace Harr to come to the gam es on Se ptember 5. next meeting to discuss plans Several bands will perform for The Royal Oak Park and a s ingi~g group will Summer Minis try . Re v. share in song and testin1ony . Bumgarner is to contact the All youths of the county will be asked to join tn the program which will be called, "Anything Goes For Christ." There will be a common ity Major League Results good Friday service at the By United ·Press 1n1ernationat National League Pomeroy United Methodist 020 103 103- 10 13 2 New York Church from 12 to 3 p.m. Ch ic ago 03 4 000 100- B 9 0 sponsored by the Pomeroy ·Matlack , Hall {4), Webb (6 1, Loc kwood (7) and Hodges, Church with ministers of the S!earns ( 6); Bonh~m . Zahn ( 5 ), ministerial association and P . Reuschel ( 6 ), Knowl es. (6 ), Detorre (8) and Swi sh er , several lay persons of the Hund l ey (81. WP - Lockwood t 1. coun ty.taking part. I I . L P- Detorre (0.1). HR sRev. Howard Shiveley gave New .York , Kingman 2 ( 3, 4) ; a report on progress being Chicago , Rosello ( I) . St . Loui s 200 001 000- J 5 I made by C.O.A.P. Inc. SUNDAY AP.RIL 18 8 A.M. to 2 P. M. Baked hdm , tried chicken , roa st beef, hamburger steak , flounder fish . . _ V~qABLES Baked beans , corn, noodles , ,otatoes (sweet , mashed, home " Boy , after that dinner at. the Steamboat Inn , 1 fries ) feel like painting, a masterpi ece ." Coconut ... ,~:Dm , apple, fres h strawberry . SALADS 7 Up , tossed , slaw, cottage cheese , apple sauce , peaches. Visit Our New Soft Ice Cream · Machine, fcir Cones, Sundaes. etc ... Delicious Char; Broiled Steaks OP EN WEEKu AYS 6 A,M. to 7: 00P .M. ~teamboat In11 "Rea/ 0 /d·fas/li oncd /l ome Co okw ~ " 3rd St., Racine. Qhi o New park revives old Yanks !ly HILL MADDEN first to do something, someUPI Sports Writer where," said Ford when It was the dliy the ga tes of asked how it felt to join Ruth the $1 00 million ballpark as the first men to hit homers swung open after a two-year in the old and new Yankee ~efur bi shin g job and the New Stadiums. York Yankees responded to But then, perhaps inspired the occasion by giving some by the presenc ~ of so many 52,6t3 "landlords" a touch of former Yankee idols, the new their glorious and storied breed "mini-bombers" began pa st. a singles alla ck that Vor nostalgia, there were produced four runs in the magic names like Joe fourth , six more in the eighth . DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle , and a very gratifying 11-4 Whitey Ford, Joe I..<Juis and victory for the' capa city Don Larsen, who were all on crowd , Which had come to hand for the gala reopening of collect the first returns on Yan~ee Stadium- the house their costly investment. that Ruth buill and the New Biggest heroes were Oscar York taxpayers rebuilt. Gamble and Willie Randolph , At first, it appeared the both of whom were aequired Minnesota Twins might spoil in off-season trades by the the "coming out party" by Yankees. jumping out to a 4~ lead after Gamble banged out three three innings- !woof the runs hits including a run-scoring comin g on Dan Ford s homer, triple in the fourth-inning which officially inaugurated rally a,nd a run-producing the remodeled park. When ' the stadium fir st opened i~ · 1923, it was, of course, Babe Bobcats rally, Ruth who christened it with 6-3 trip the first home run . "I always wanted to be the Kyger Creek behind some timely hitting and the strong pitching of junior righthander Steve Baird recorded a comefrom-behind, 6-3 SYAC victory over Symmes Valley Thursday evening. of rain it will be at the The victory was KC 's Middleport First Bap tis t four th straight after two Church. opening losses. Inside the Attending were Rev. SV AC, Kyger Creek is 2-2. William Middleswarth, Bill Metzner, senior ,cenHarold Dee th, Howardr lerfielder, led the attack Shiveley, Robert Persons, Thursday with a home run. Robert Bumgarner , Pete Baird, in winning his third Grande!, Ralph Zundel, and game this season, fanned 13 Dwight Zavitz. The next Vikings . No other game mee ting will be at Pomeroy details were available . United Methodist Church on Ma y 10· at 9:30 a.m .,! Rev . Robert Hayden, host BOULDER, Colo. I UP! ) pastor. · Bill Blair, who guided Virginia Military Insitute to its first winning season in 35 years last season, Thursday Ap r 19-at New Yo r'k x Apr 21 at San Anlon io was named head basketball x Apr 25·al New Yo rk ·, coach at Colorado. Denver leads Ky . 1- 0 , A..p r IS· Denv er 11 0 Ky . 107 Blair's 22-10 VMlteam won Ap r il J7 .at Denver first Southern Conference its Ap r il 19.al Ken t uc ky championship since 1964. He April 21.a1 K e nt ~& ky X-April n -at Den ver replaced Russell "Sox" WalX Apr il 25-at Ky ., aft . seth, CU coach for 20 years X·Ap ri l 28 ·at Denv er x-if necessary wbo was fired.J!t March. 1 sv, Pastors plan spring, sum,m er events MEAT PIE was a three-run shot and sealed the fourth straight Pirates' win. Mcts 10, Cubs : Torrid -h it tin g Da ve Kingman slammed a pair owner, through the marl'ager, homers including a three-run)'tght down th rough th e , blast in the ninth , enabling ranks.'' While Sox 8, Red Sox 4: the Mets to snap a three- . Buddy Bradford slammed game streak. los in g out a homer, two doubles and Kingman , who be lted a a single and drove. in three titanic 600-foot homer the day runs to pace a 13-hit White before, drove home fi ve runs. Sox attack. Brian Downing Skip Loc kwood was the also drove in a pair of runs for . winner with 2 2-3 innings of Chi cago, one on a solo homer shutout relief. in the second. Bart Johnson, Expns 8, Phillies 5: Tim ~'oli 's two-run double with the aid of four innings of shutout relief from Clay Car- highlighted a six-run Expos' roll, gained the win . fourth innin g a nd Mike JorgenSen added a two-run Angels 5, Royals 1: Nolan Ryan, showing no ill homer as Montreal dealt the effects from his off-season Phillies' Jim Kaat his fi rst shoulder surgery, scattered . National League loss. Woody four hits and struck out nine Fryman hurled 5 2·3 tnnings to gain his fir st win of the for the win . season for the Angels. Bruce Braves 10, Reds 5: Off-season acquisitions Ken Boehle knocked in two runs for California with a third fl enderson and Lee Lacy inning single. drove in three runs apiece in helping the Braves hand the Pirates 9, Cardinals 3: AI" Oliver and Willie Reds their fi rst loss of the Stargell drove home four seasnn . Henderson had three seventh-innin g runs with hils and singled home two ba ck-to-back homers off first-inning runs , .while Lacy Cardinals' relief ace AI singled home two runs in the · Hrabo sky . Oliver 's homer fourth . Dial 949 - 2515 Pittsburgh 500 000 40x - 9 10 1 McGlothen , walla ce (6f. Hra . bo sky (7 1 and Simmons ; Rooker , Hernandez (7) and Sanguillen . WP - Rooker ( 1-0 ). LP ....,-M cG iothen ( 1-1). H Rs- St. Louis. , Smith ( ll : Pitt sbu rg h , Oli ver 11 }, S tr~rg e ll (1 ). Phi ad elph i a 000 120 100- 5 1J 1 Montreal 000 600 20x- 8 9 1 Kaat , Reed ( 4l. Garber (6 ), McGraw (81 and Boon e ; Fryman , Murr ay 16 ), Grang er (7) and Cart er . WP - F ryman (1 . 1) . L P- Kaat (Q . l) . HR sPh ilad elph ia ; · Luz insk i ( 1J; Montreat ; Jorgen sen ~ 1 ) . 201 ~ Cincinnat i 010 001 5 10 1 Atlanta 213 201 lOx- 10 16 2 . Za chery (7 ( 3), OOnBillin !Sgharn l, Mc Eaner J Bor andBen ch : Niekro 2 . OJ and i~coro b a LP- Biltingham ( t (Only g am es sc hedul ed ) American League M inn eso ta 301 000 DOD- 4 8 1 New York 001 400 06x- ll 14 2 Golu , A lbury {4 ). Lue bber { 6 ). Burg mei er ( YI and Wyne gar ; May , Ti drow (3 ), L yl e (8 ) and Mun son . WP - Tidrow (l .Q) . L P- Aibury ( 0· 1) . HR - M in · nesota , Ford ( coun ly fair board to find out if it wanl.s the association to open the fair with worship services again this year. The next mee ting will be at The Pomeroy United Methodist Church when the association will plan a float to be entered in the 4th of July Bi-Centinn el Parade and officers will be elected for the con1ing year . The annual family picnic will be held June 4 at 6 p.m. at the Middl eport Marina , weather permitting. ln case Pro Playoffs N BA Playoff Standmgs . By United Press International Qualifying Round-Best of 3 X· Milw leads Detroit , 1.0 Apr lJ .Milw 11 0 Detroit 107 Apr IS at Detroit z.Apr 18 -at Milwauk ee ; aft . Qualifying Round-BeSt of 3 Y· Buflalo leads Phila, 1·0 Apr IS- Buffalo 9S Ph il a 89 Apr 16-at Buffalo 1-Apr 18-at Ph ila , aft . Conf. Semifinat 5-- Best of 1 Wash tied Clev eland, 1-1 Apr J3.Wash 100 Cl eve 95 Ap r 15-Ci eve BO Wa shin gton 79 Apr 17 al Cl eve land Apr 21-al Wash in g ton Ap r 22 at C l~ve l a nd z.Ap r 26.at w ash ing ton z.Ap r 29-at Cl eveland Cont. Semifinal s-- Be st of 1 Seattle tied Phoeni.x , 1· 1 Apr I J.Seattl e 102 Ph oe nix 99 Apr I S- Phoenix 11 6 Seall le 111 Apr il 18- at Ph oen ix , a ft Apr il 20-at Phoen ix Apr il 25 .at s·ea tft e z-April 27 at Phoen ix z April 30-at Seattl e . .X · winner meets Golden State v· winner meets Bo ston z- if ·necessary ABA Playoff Standings By Un i ted Press International (Sem i final Round--Best of 7) San Antonio leads N. Y . 2·1 Ap r 9 N .Y 11 6 San An tonio 101 Apr 11 -San An tonio l OS N.Y. 79 Ap r 14-Sa n An ton io 11 1 N.Y. 103 Ap r 18-at San Ant on io, aft . S , vnng l WtWINF.._.. 992·2039 Pomnr ·fh•• IIi, Mr •. Mi lltrf VtR ..~. m:n11i I • Dance -tryouts planned for "Gallia Country" New Terrazzo Bracelets 1 from5~ Dance tryouts for "Gallia Auditions will also be conCountry" will be conducted ducted in Jackson at the high Monday, April 19 from-6 :30 to school on Tuesday evening, 9 p.m. at the First April 20 at 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian Church in "Gallla Country" will be Gallipolis. Nian Cadman, presented this year for· four pageant choreographer, will weekends instead of three as conduct the auditions and a in .the past; July 9, 16, 23 and record player will be 30. Further information and available to those who ticket' sales will be announced require it. · in the near future . The The pageant's director, pageant producers, The Greg Miller, will also be Gallia · Dramatic Arts present and anyone In- Society, has offices in the terested in any phase of this Chamber of Commerce year's production is urged to Building; State St., Gallipolis. attend Monday evening. Put a rainbow around your wrist from Speidel's colorful new collection ofTetra2 20 Bracelets. lnspirecj by the latest European fashion trends. Each elegant white or yellowchain carries its own speciai color accent. Choose from a total of ten bracelets, including two-tone metal·combinations, and three different plaque styl es. One is sure to go hand in hand with whatever you wea r. Only $10.95. Spring banquet slated The Meigs County Education Assn. will hold it.o; spring banquet Thursday, April 29, at 6:30 p. m. at Southern High School in Racine. The cost is $3 each for MCEA members . ' and guests. Main speaker lor the evening will be Dr. Donald ·l£ighly, literature professor at Ohio University, on the topic , "Origins of Appalachia." His personal charm, combined with original wit and humor; promise to make this a memorable evening . Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy public librarian, is providing a book display of Ap- For all your Home Entertainment · and Appliance needs. . DOXOL SERVICE ********** -It DOUBLE BELTED RIDENOURS I DELUXE CHAMPION ® TV & Appliance Gas Service ·-:~<-1;·, :/,.10 Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-3307 ... nere • • • t~··~··~··~··~;;-~-~-~--..,·--·-·-·--·-·---1 CA'CH£T TOUCH-UP WINDSQNG SOLID PERFUME 20 ro Mnrlrl Wl /9;'1li;MK •1& ~ 55 OFF · our February prices ~'·'"'-~' .- ·i ~l Callforn.ia 102 011 000- 5 10 o Kansas City ooo 010 ooo- 1 4 1 Ryan ( 1. JJ and Etch cbarr en ; Spliltorff, L ittel l (5 ), Sadecki (Bl and Healy . LP - Spl i tt orff <0 -21. 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WHEEL BALANCING-FRONT END ALiGNMENT POMEROY PH.' 992·2094 Roll -On, NELSON'S DRUG STORE . j . By Charlene Hoeflich GIRL~COUT DIARY ~ *! MIDDLEPORTTROOP39 · As a special service projectto thecommunity, members of Middleport Junior Troop 39 had a litter walk around the school and in the streets surrounding tbe school. Emphasis of tbe walk was not only to pick up litter thrown down by others, but wbe more aware of the need to put litter in containers where it belongs and keep America beautiful. It was noted that the .troop has extra boxes of rookies for sale. Aplanting on Arbor Day.~pril30, was discussed. RACINE JUNIOR TROOP 1137 . A bicenteMial project was carried out Saturday by the girls of Troop 113'1. They mel at the Racine park where they painted . picnic tables, mowed, picked up litter, and placed trash containers. David Hill donated four barrels to be used as traSh containers and the scouts painted them red, white and blue. Ernest Triplett gave the girls some assistance in getting the picnic tables ready to paint. · Furnishing everything for a wiener roast was Howard Frank. After completing the work at the park, the scouts were taken to Don Hubbards Nursery wbere tbey each received a . pansy. These will be planted later at the park. · Working on the project were Kathy &ker, Cindy Cross, Sherr! Bell, Teresa Johnson, Becky Johnson , I..<Jis Frank, Kim Mayhard, Teresa Hill, Brenda Jones, Tonya Salser, I..<Jri Warden, Angie Grimm , Angie Dowell and Laren Wolfe, scouts, and Mandy Hill, Ruth Frank, Kay Warden and Reta Hill. At a meeting Monday night .the scouts turned in the money for their cookies, a total of 384 boxes being sold. They worked on ecology boxes. Sherry Bell and I..<Jri Warden served refreshments. Mrs. Belly Bell and Mrs. Kay Warden assisted at the meeting. SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP IIZO A hike through the woods at the Roush home was taken over spring break by Syracuse Brownie Troop. The girls enjoyed a sack lunch at 1)ecky ~ush's and then Mrs. Judy Roush led them on a hike through the woods. In the group were Kim Adams, Becky Adkins, Becky Arnott, Heidi Cobb, Karen Cook, Angle Davis, Juanitta Guinther, Kristina Hayes, Melinda Hill, Jill Nease, Julie Houdashelt, Tracie Hubbard, Kathy Pickens, Sherry Ritchie, Laura Roush, Becky Roush, Sherri Sisson and I..<Jri Stewart, brownies; Christi Roush, Randy Roush and Brwn Allen, guests, and leaders and helpers, ·Paula Jones, Sarah Roush, Sandra Colill, PaUla Haynes, Janet Pickens, Judy Roush and Carol Adams. · At the Thursday night meeting of the Syracuse Brownies, an Easter egg hunt was held on the school grounds and E&ster refreshments were served by the leaders. Plans were completed for a skating party Tuesday night 7 to 9:30 at the Skate-a-Way Rink. Kim Coger and Veronica Provo were guests. Kim Adams led in the pledge to the flag, Becky Atkins, the I..<Jrd's prayer, Lori Stewart, the Brownie Promise, Becky Arnoll, the Brownie Smile song , and Kristina Arnold gave the Brownie B's. SALISBURY TROOP 100, ·Scouts of the Salisbury Troop went Thursday night to the Meigs County Infirmary to deliver East.er baskets to the residents there. From there they went wth'e Dairy Queen 'for refreshments. Plans were made for overnight camping at Fort Meigs, May 14 and 15, and it Was decided that the Brownies will be invited to join them at theparkfor a wiener roast. CHESTER TROOP JUNIORS 10.19 An Easter egg hunt was held at the home of Eleanor Lawson Thursday night for the Chester junior troop. Refreshments were a bunny replica cake and Kool aid. Chester council meets Mrs. Maxi ne Griffi th was the guest speaker at a ret-enl meeUng of the Meigs High School Junior· Business Office Education Club. She told the members how to act. when Meigs Property Transfers Roy 0 . Smith, Lucretia Smith to Roy 0. Smith, Lucretia Smith, 50 acre, Bedford. Charles R. Houdashelt, Mary . L. Houdashelt to All}'ieda Sheets, parc els, Bedford. Raymond C. · Cassady, ALSO BIG SELECTION Darlene Cassady to David L. Elkins, Judith C Elkins, .45 acre, Olive. Wi~iam Moodispaugh to Connte Sue Moodispaugh, judgement entry, Olive . . Rolland 0. Colburn, Anna ' MIDDLEPORT, O. NEW HAVEN W VA M. colburn to Roger I£e ~------------' _._ •...J Jeffers, Janel M. Jeffers, · 1.39~ A., Salisbury . BUNNIES AND MORE: EASTER CARDS • being interviewed for jobs and about jobs i ~ the -banking field. Other recent acUvities of the club have been a skating party for the members, their gu esL~ and advisors, and r"'M~;;,; ";~;;;;;;'""'~'~ Jl..l · PTA president Mrs . Donald Mayer was· elected president of the Pomeroy. PTA at a meeting Monday night at the school. Other officers elected were Mrs. Carl Roach, first ·vice president; Mrs. Charles Van Meter , second vice president; Mrs . Harold Reeves , secretary ; Mrs . Larry Baker, corresponding secretar y; Mr~ . James Soulsby, treasurer ; Mrs. Earl Thoma, delegate to Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers, and M.rs. Roger Mowery. and Mrs. Bob Houdashelt, alternates. Other delegates and alternates will be elected. The officers will be installed in May. Mrs. Charles Goeglein announced that the next Meigs County Council meeting will be at the Pomeroy School on M.ay 6. She also announced the district spring _co~ference W be held at the Parkview School in Jackson on May 1. Payment of $7 for electronic repairs for three television sets was approved. The need for Pomeroy \· \ ~ basketball uniforms was noted and the PTA was requested by one of the parents to contribute to the cos t. the unit voted to donate three cases of lightbulbs, left ov er from a sale by the PTA, to the team. James Soulsby, president, reported on the cost of a filing cabinet, and it was noted that $36 was made on a recent rummage sale. Trophies were presented to the boys :and girls of the Pomeroy Safety Patrol. The sixth grade won the room attendance banner. It was announced that a bicen· lenni~! program will be presented by Mrs. Gladys Foley 's mu~lc department at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 7. On May 10 David Bowen's band will present a program at the PTA meeting. Pomeroy Scout Troop 249 led the pledge to open the meeting with Mrs . Mary Carolyn Wiley giving devotions. Refreshments were served by the filth and sixth grade mothers . $98 2 LIVING ROOM SUITE '250 Nylon Fabric Compare at $350. SUITE '128 Interest Rates In The Area 51;4% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 514 per cen t year pa id oh RegullH Pnsbook S.av lngs . N o M in i mum . Int eres t t rom date of depos it to date o t wit h drawal. Inter est coni pound ed qvarttr·ly , 4J MEIGS -{!!!fY BRANCH The Athens Counry Savings & Loin Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Al l A ccounts Insured S40,000by FSLI C. I£~J SHOES For Men, Women & Children Store Hours For Easter Week Mon . thru Wod.- 9a . m.-5 p.m. Thurs. Thru Satu rday- 9 a .m.., 8 p.m. "AI . children are reminded to register tor the Easter Bunny and Easter Baskets ." SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,. Meigs County Salon travels to Wilkesville Meigs Coon ty Salon 710, Eight and Forty, members were guests for ·the anniversary dinner of the Vinton County · Salon 752 Wednesday night at the Wilkesville American l£gion hall. Distinguished guesl.s at the celebration were Mrs. Marzella Huston, Cincinnati, Ohio Departemental chapeau ; Mavis Maderer, Cincinnati, departemental Ia secretaire, and Mrs.' Mary Martin, · Pomeroy, . third member of the national finance committee, and. Meigs County's cystic fibrosis child, Sherrie Marshall. Also introefuced was Mrs. Lula Hampton, .chapeau of the Meigs County Salon. At the dinner each one was presented a loot bag and the state and national officer were presented gifts and brought greetings. Mrs. Huston complimented the Salon on its work and announced that on May 14 she will go to De·nver to the National Jewish Hospital where Ohio's 26th bed will be endowed. . Mrs. Alex Blair was in- traduced as a new member. Games were conducted, and door prizes awarded to several !~'eluding Mrs. Julia Hysell and Mrs . Eileen Searles of the local Salon. The host Salon also extended an invitation to those attending to return on Jwie 19 for a bicentennial . community ~vent which will feature an ox roast, an old time fiddler's contest and a street dance . Robbie Good, Vinton County chapeau, reported that there Is a cystic fibrosis child in Vinton County . · Going from the Meigs Salon were Mrs. Zuelella Smith, Mrs. ·Julia Hysell, Mrs. Searles, Mrs. Ruby Marshall and Sherrie, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. Marie Boyd and grandson Ricky Sellers, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Mrs . Iva Powell, Mrs. Eunie Brinker and Mrs. Marlin. Quality and care go han~ in hand in the production of scented ·Carolina candles. - 17 FRAGRANCEsWe will at .5 p.m. for good .Share The Joy Of EASTER By Givmg FLOWERS FRESH, GREEN BEAUTIFUL .BLOOMING PLANTS LINOLEUM RUGS $~ HOOVER UPRIGHT · Q.EANERS sss Terrariums With EASTER TRIM Cash and Carry 20% OFF · CASH 'N CARRY Hydrangeas, lilies, azaleas and mums, for friends, family and church. LOVELY Vase VISIT OUR CORSAGE BAR CARNATIONS, CYMBIDIUMS ORCHIDS, ROSES 20%·0FF AND MANY Arrangements .20%0FF CASH 'N CARRY HANGING BASK OS FROM •a.oo CASH 'N CARRY OTHER VALUES .VILLAGE PHARMACY - Just Highest Easter and Spring CASH AND CARRY 3.PC. BEDROOM No games, ·No glmmlcs Apri'l 6th , a dinner at the Meigs Inn , Duri ng th e evening Pri ncipa l J11mes Diehl spoke, pin s were presented to the me mbers. and roses were gi ven to the advisors, Mr s . Emily Sprague and Mrs. Beverly Gaul . Attending were Jayne Hutchiso n, J ncki u Kin g, Teresa Brown, Pam Vnughn, Cheryl Kennedy , Sit Hrl Vining , Cheryl BHr nh at·t, Darlene Barrett, · Pum Offen berger , Vicki e Might , Becki Kin g, Mary Warner, Melindu Hwltpht·~ys , Debbie Williamson, Bt·endu Caskey, Gail · Core, Elai ne Cot·si, Crys tal Ha ll, J anie VanMeter , Be th Vaughan, Debbie Hartenbach, Beth McKnight, Teresa Musse r , Debbi e Osborne , Teresa Wildermuth, Opal Dyer , Mrs . . Emily Sprague, Mr . and Mrs. Fred Gaul an d Principal und Mrs . Diehl. BAKERS BUDGET Sofa Beds CHOCOLATE • ~ RACINE TROOP 1247 Kelly Rizer was the winner of a prize egg at the Easter egg hunt held on the Racine Junior High School grounds Thursday for members of the Racine junior troop. As her prize, Kelly received a P.anda bear bank. Money for the memo boards sold was collected. Sonya Cummins was welcomed into the troop, and Wanda Atkins was a guest. Each of the scouts got a chocolate rabbit favor and an Easter bunny cal\e was served with Kool aod The girls were STATE TAX REFUNDS reminded that a skating party wiU be held Tuesday night at the COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ State Skate-a-Way Rink. They are to meet at the kindergarten income tax refunds for last classroom at6:30 p.m. and if not accompanied by a parent are continue to run ahead of those whave their permission slips. of 1974, Ohio Auditor Thomas Ferguson said Thursday. Ferguson said $34.6 million has been sent to 1,457,975 Ohio taxpayers. · Ferguson said that as of CHESTER- Mrs. Pauline Mrs. Ada Neutzling and Mrs. April 15, 1975, $26.5 million Ridenour and Mrs. Jean Mary Showalter. II was had been released to 1,358,154 Summerfield hosted a announced that the May ·Ohio taxpayers. meeting of the Past Collfl· rreeling will be held at the Ferguson predicted 1975 re· cilors of Chester Council 323, home of Mrs. B~tty Roush funds would continue to Daughters of America, at the with Mrs. Pooler as cooutpace those of 1974 as long Ridenour home Wednesday hostess. Tbe door prize was CHAIRMAN ELECfED as the Ohio Department of night. won by Mrs. Ethel Orr. CLEVELAND (UP! ) Taxation continues to certify Presiding at the meeting Refreshments were served to Society Corp . directors them in timely fashion to the was Mrs. Ridenour, vice those named and Mrs. Sadie elected J. Maurice Struchen auditor's office. presi4ent. It was reported Trussell, Mrs. Mary K. chairman and chief executive that Mrs. Mabel Van Meter is Holter, Mrs. Ada Morris, officer Thursday . Struchen succeeds Walter• home from the hospital and Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Mary F . Lineberger Jr ., who now at the home of her Hayes, Mrs. l£tha ~ood, TONES COMING · retired . daughter, Laura Mae Nice. Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Th~ Gospel Tones will be at Society is a multi bank holdHattie Frederick Inzy Newell, Mrs . Ada Van Mrs. the Mt. Hermon Church Friday at 7:30 p.m. The ' remains a patient at the Meter and Mrs. Thelma ing company operating 12 banks with 81 offices in 15 Holzer Medical Center. For White. public is invited . . Ohio counties. devotions, Mrs. Ridenour -'·<"' read St. Mark 15. The pledge to the flag and .the Lord's r------~---------•,;..lii Prayer were given in unison. Members responded to roll call with the name of a president. Mrs. Mary Jo ... Pooler gave the secretary's • report. _Qames were conducted by . 9xl2 BASKETS, EGGS, BOXES, ·····················••¥••• 16 oz. palachian literature that will be invaluable for this bicentennial year. Recorded Appalachian music by the Green Parks Project group will provide authentic background for this "heritage" evening. The amended constitution and by-laws and the results of the association's discipline and delinquency, survey will be reviewed. Teachers, principals, superintendents, other certified school personnel, retired teachers, teachers-in· training, high school seniors planning careers in education, and guest.-; are urged to make reservations for the banquet. Reservations may be made with _school building representatives or by calling 667-3503 or 992-3885. ~~ GIVE CANDY WHITEWALLS Feb. price NOW • NELSON'S REG. $2.65 "Country Style" design Costom·Matic Pre-Set VHF . Tuner · 70-channel UHf C<iSk Tuner "Super lnsta·Matic" Color Tuning with Electronic Light Sensor Picture Control • MatriM Plus Picture Tube • Plug-In Circuit Modules WERNER Radio &. T.V. $425 ~ EMERAUDE • • · .• • 'WARRANTY 1 Year Labor 1 Year Parts as low as ... (Only games sched ul ed ) _..__ 10-5. , ... m-tur gr~de Jones, 6, was on dnig abuse and juvenile coilrt display . proceedings were well It was decided to have a received by a large group of local yard sale at the schoo~l mterested·1parents, t h teachers May 7 and 8. Articles are t an d ,PUp! s a t e April be brought to school on May meeting of the Riverview 6 PTA. Carl Hysell addressed · A 'tte of D 1 · the group on iJnportant facts Reedco~tlde H ,!;r ene · • ....,ra me o.,mger, on the subject that pertain to and Donna Connolly will · · 0 t Metgs oun y. audit the PTA books. Officers . Mention was made of the installed for 1976-77 were 1 II · 0hi o w I n g P u P f I Teresa Collins, president; Reed, ~ vice ac evement.o;: 'County Art . · Carlotta Show, Travis Newlun, grade president ; Janice Young, 1, 3rd place, and Scott Upton , secrell!ry, and Mary Grace grade 4, honorable mention. Cowdery, treasurer. lOla Young, sixth grade, was Special recognition was ~so recognized for her good given to all school employees work in the County Spelling and teachers of the school by Contest. An outstanding the outgoing president, science project made by Jeff , Marlene Pulman .-Grace Weber, Principal. · !.£ague, Pittsburgh routed St. Louis, 9-3, Montreal downed Philadelphia , 8-5, the New York Mets otitslugged lbe Chicago Cubs , 10-8, and Atlanta drubbed Cincinnati, n Chicago 111 '1 02 001- B 13 1 Boston 000 040 OQO- 4 Y 2 B. Johnson , Carroll {6) and Down ing ; Wise, Pol e ( 4 ) and Fisk . WP - B. Johnson ( 1·0>. LP - Wise 10·1). HR s.....- Ch ica go, Down ing ( 1). Bradford ( 1 ) ; Bosloh , Carbo ( 1) . REEDSVILLE ~ Films on LEXINGTON, Ky. I UP!) -- Eugene C. Cashman 's Elocutionist tuned up for the Kentucky Derbv with a Hard. e"rned ~ ictory by a head Thursday in the $15,000 Forerunner Purse at Keeneland Hace Course. U S double in the' eighth-inning uprising. Randolph singled home Gamble in the fourth , stole second and scored himself on another single by I..<Ju Piniella . Dick Tidrow, who hurled five innings of shutout relief, was the historic first winner at the new stadium, but not without a. late assist from Sparky Lyle. Lyle bailed Tidrow out of an eighth· inning jam and then held the Twins at bay in the ninth to preserve the victory. Elsewhere in the American !.£ague, the Chicago White Sox ambushed Boston, 84 and California whipped Kansas City , 5-l. Over in the National PTA Sees films f~Y'J Maxine Griffith speaks to club 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. �4- The_ Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April 16, 1976 5- Tile DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, April16,1976 .Atlanta elated ATLANTA (UP! I - You 'd his team's inability to bit. have thoilght the Atlanta "It didn 'I just happen, " Br av e ~ had just won a said Bristol. "We worked on· c ha m pi ops hip , or hitting for two and a half something. hours Wednesday (an off There was a World Series day 1. It just shows what I've atl}'iosphere in · the Braves been preaching right along. dressing room Thursday There 's nothing like hard night after their 1~ victory work to produce results." over the Cincinnati Reds. Jerry Royster, a former But, you've got w under- Dodger who went 0-for-14 in stand. It wasn 't so much that · the Bra ves first four games, they had ha~ded the Reds had four straight hits their !irstlos.S of the season. Thursday night, a double and But, rather, that it was the three singles. Former White fir st lime jn 13 gamesSox Ken Henderson had three dating back to last June 17hils and drove in three runs. thatthe Braves had been able Former Dodger Lee Lacy, to beat the world champions . who was 3-for-14 the first four They did it before the games, had a double and a largest crowd ( 15,716) ever to single and also drove in three attend a baseball game here runs. on the night after a season "I have no idea how it will home opener . And they did it all turn out ," said fir st in convin cing fa s hion ~ ba seman Darrell Evans, ripping out 16 hits against who, now in his ninth season four Cincinnati pitchers. with Atlanta ranks second Happi est man in the only to pitcher Phil Niekro in dressing room was Ted Braves' seniority. "But, win Turner, the advertising or lose, the new attitude on executive-ya chtsman ·who t_his club has to make us a purchased the Braves . last better team . It runs from the fall for $12 million on the installment plan. "When you win like this, it's fun, " said Turner . "And , that's what life's all about." Second happiest man was Braves mana ger Dave Bristol who just 48 hours earlier had been bemoaning .. A storyof ~·sus sung and told by Johnny Cash Three Showings: Sat. April 17th 2:00 p.m . at Bethany U.M. Church, Ratine. Sat. April 17th 7:30p.m. at Portland U.M. ' Church. Sun. April 18th 7: 30 p.m. at Letart U. M. Church . "Dinner Dates" / / /I . Summer activiti es were Mrs. Sharon Bailey spoke plann ed when the Meigs to the group about needs of Co unty Min iste r i al the Cancer Society . She asked Association met April 12 at · ministers to contact persons the Middleport F'irst Baptist in their churches who might Church. Rev . Pete Grande!, be interested in volunteering Host Paswr, led devotions. to provide transpor;r Rev. Willian1 Middleswarlh, tation for Cancer victims to President , conducted the hospitals for trealmenl.s and meeting . · . to pack supplies, eli;. These Rev. Robert Bumgarner volunteer services a re reported the Preacher 's needed to cut expenses as the confere nce to be held at Rio Can cer Society of the county Grande April 20-21. He said is short or fWlds. . that only 12 ministers have rr anyone will volunteer registered, 22 must if the or would like to have further conference is to be held , information about the He also reported that the agency, they can call 992Coun ty Unit ed Meth odis t 7531. Youth Coun cil is planning a The secretary is to ask · program of contests and Horace Harr to come to the gam es on Se ptember 5. next meeting to discuss plans Several bands will perform for The Royal Oak Park and a s ingi~g group will Summer Minis try . Re v. share in song and testin1ony . Bumgarner is to contact the All youths of the county will be asked to join tn the program which will be called, "Anything Goes For Christ." There will be a common ity Major League Results good Friday service at the By United ·Press 1n1ernationat National League Pomeroy United Methodist 020 103 103- 10 13 2 New York Church from 12 to 3 p.m. Ch ic ago 03 4 000 100- B 9 0 sponsored by the Pomeroy ·Matlack , Hall {4), Webb (6 1, Loc kwood (7) and Hodges, Church with ministers of the S!earns ( 6); Bonh~m . Zahn ( 5 ), ministerial association and P . Reuschel ( 6 ), Knowl es. (6 ), Detorre (8) and Swi sh er , several lay persons of the Hund l ey (81. WP - Lockwood t 1. coun ty.taking part. I I . L P- Detorre (0.1). HR sRev. Howard Shiveley gave New .York , Kingman 2 ( 3, 4) ; a report on progress being Chicago , Rosello ( I) . St . Loui s 200 001 000- J 5 I made by C.O.A.P. Inc. SUNDAY AP.RIL 18 8 A.M. to 2 P. M. Baked hdm , tried chicken , roa st beef, hamburger steak , flounder fish . . _ V~qABLES Baked beans , corn, noodles , ,otatoes (sweet , mashed, home " Boy , after that dinner at. the Steamboat Inn , 1 fries ) feel like painting, a masterpi ece ." Coconut ... ,~:Dm , apple, fres h strawberry . SALADS 7 Up , tossed , slaw, cottage cheese , apple sauce , peaches. Visit Our New Soft Ice Cream · Machine, fcir Cones, Sundaes. etc ... Delicious Char; Broiled Steaks OP EN WEEKu AYS 6 A,M. to 7: 00P .M. ~teamboat In11 "Rea/ 0 /d·fas/li oncd /l ome Co okw ~ " 3rd St., Racine. Qhi o New park revives old Yanks !ly HILL MADDEN first to do something, someUPI Sports Writer where," said Ford when It was the dliy the ga tes of asked how it felt to join Ruth the $1 00 million ballpark as the first men to hit homers swung open after a two-year in the old and new Yankee ~efur bi shin g job and the New Stadiums. York Yankees responded to But then, perhaps inspired the occasion by giving some by the presenc ~ of so many 52,6t3 "landlords" a touch of former Yankee idols, the new their glorious and storied breed "mini-bombers" began pa st. a singles alla ck that Vor nostalgia, there were produced four runs in the magic names like Joe fourth , six more in the eighth . DiMaggio, Mickey Mantle , and a very gratifying 11-4 Whitey Ford, Joe I..<Juis and victory for the' capa city Don Larsen, who were all on crowd , Which had come to hand for the gala reopening of collect the first returns on Yan~ee Stadium- the house their costly investment. that Ruth buill and the New Biggest heroes were Oscar York taxpayers rebuilt. Gamble and Willie Randolph , At first, it appeared the both of whom were aequired Minnesota Twins might spoil in off-season trades by the the "coming out party" by Yankees. jumping out to a 4~ lead after Gamble banged out three three innings- !woof the runs hits including a run-scoring comin g on Dan Ford s homer, triple in the fourth-inning which officially inaugurated rally a,nd a run-producing the remodeled park. When ' the stadium fir st opened i~ · 1923, it was, of course, Babe Bobcats rally, Ruth who christened it with 6-3 trip the first home run . "I always wanted to be the Kyger Creek behind some timely hitting and the strong pitching of junior righthander Steve Baird recorded a comefrom-behind, 6-3 SYAC victory over Symmes Valley Thursday evening. of rain it will be at the The victory was KC 's Middleport First Bap tis t four th straight after two Church. opening losses. Inside the Attending were Rev. SV AC, Kyger Creek is 2-2. William Middleswarth, Bill Metzner, senior ,cenHarold Dee th, Howardr lerfielder, led the attack Shiveley, Robert Persons, Thursday with a home run. Robert Bumgarner , Pete Baird, in winning his third Grande!, Ralph Zundel, and game this season, fanned 13 Dwight Zavitz. The next Vikings . No other game mee ting will be at Pomeroy details were available . United Methodist Church on Ma y 10· at 9:30 a.m .,! Rev . Robert Hayden, host BOULDER, Colo. I UP! ) pastor. · Bill Blair, who guided Virginia Military Insitute to its first winning season in 35 years last season, Thursday Ap r 19-at New Yo r'k x Apr 21 at San Anlon io was named head basketball x Apr 25·al New Yo rk ·, coach at Colorado. Denver leads Ky . 1- 0 , A..p r IS· Denv er 11 0 Ky . 107 Blair's 22-10 VMlteam won Ap r il J7 .at Denver first Southern Conference its Ap r il 19.al Ken t uc ky championship since 1964. He April 21.a1 K e nt ~& ky X-April n -at Den ver replaced Russell "Sox" WalX Apr il 25-at Ky ., aft . seth, CU coach for 20 years X·Ap ri l 28 ·at Denv er x-if necessary wbo was fired.J!t March. 1 sv, Pastors plan spring, sum,m er events MEAT PIE was a three-run shot and sealed the fourth straight Pirates' win. Mcts 10, Cubs : Torrid -h it tin g Da ve Kingman slammed a pair owner, through the marl'ager, homers including a three-run)'tght down th rough th e , blast in the ninth , enabling ranks.'' While Sox 8, Red Sox 4: the Mets to snap a three- . Buddy Bradford slammed game streak. los in g out a homer, two doubles and Kingman , who be lted a a single and drove. in three titanic 600-foot homer the day runs to pace a 13-hit White before, drove home fi ve runs. Sox attack. Brian Downing Skip Loc kwood was the also drove in a pair of runs for . winner with 2 2-3 innings of Chi cago, one on a solo homer shutout relief. in the second. Bart Johnson, Expns 8, Phillies 5: Tim ~'oli 's two-run double with the aid of four innings of shutout relief from Clay Car- highlighted a six-run Expos' roll, gained the win . fourth innin g a nd Mike JorgenSen added a two-run Angels 5, Royals 1: Nolan Ryan, showing no ill homer as Montreal dealt the effects from his off-season Phillies' Jim Kaat his fi rst shoulder surgery, scattered . National League loss. Woody four hits and struck out nine Fryman hurled 5 2·3 tnnings to gain his fir st win of the for the win . season for the Angels. Bruce Braves 10, Reds 5: Off-season acquisitions Ken Boehle knocked in two runs for California with a third fl enderson and Lee Lacy inning single. drove in three runs apiece in helping the Braves hand the Pirates 9, Cardinals 3: AI" Oliver and Willie Reds their fi rst loss of the Stargell drove home four seasnn . Henderson had three seventh-innin g runs with hils and singled home two ba ck-to-back homers off first-inning runs , .while Lacy Cardinals' relief ace AI singled home two runs in the · Hrabo sky . Oliver 's homer fourth . Dial 949 - 2515 Pittsburgh 500 000 40x - 9 10 1 McGlothen , walla ce (6f. Hra . bo sky (7 1 and Simmons ; Rooker , Hernandez (7) and Sanguillen . WP - Rooker ( 1-0 ). LP ....,-M cG iothen ( 1-1). H Rs- St. Louis. , Smith ( ll : Pitt sbu rg h , Oli ver 11 }, S tr~rg e ll (1 ). Phi ad elph i a 000 120 100- 5 1J 1 Montreal 000 600 20x- 8 9 1 Kaat , Reed ( 4l. Garber (6 ), McGraw (81 and Boon e ; Fryman , Murr ay 16 ), Grang er (7) and Cart er . WP - F ryman (1 . 1) . L P- Kaat (Q . l) . HR sPh ilad elph ia ; · Luz insk i ( 1J; Montreat ; Jorgen sen ~ 1 ) . 201 ~ Cincinnat i 010 001 5 10 1 Atlanta 213 201 lOx- 10 16 2 . Za chery (7 ( 3), OOnBillin !Sgharn l, Mc Eaner J Bor andBen ch : Niekro 2 . OJ and i~coro b a LP- Biltingham ( t (Only g am es sc hedul ed ) American League M inn eso ta 301 000 DOD- 4 8 1 New York 001 400 06x- ll 14 2 Golu , A lbury {4 ). Lue bber { 6 ). Burg mei er ( YI and Wyne gar ; May , Ti drow (3 ), L yl e (8 ) and Mun son . WP - Tidrow (l .Q) . L P- Aibury ( 0· 1) . HR - M in · nesota , Ford ( coun ly fair board to find out if it wanl.s the association to open the fair with worship services again this year. The next mee ting will be at The Pomeroy United Methodist Church when the association will plan a float to be entered in the 4th of July Bi-Centinn el Parade and officers will be elected for the con1ing year . The annual family picnic will be held June 4 at 6 p.m. at the Middl eport Marina , weather permitting. ln case Pro Playoffs N BA Playoff Standmgs . By United Press International Qualifying Round-Best of 3 X· Milw leads Detroit , 1.0 Apr lJ .Milw 11 0 Detroit 107 Apr IS at Detroit z.Apr 18 -at Milwauk ee ; aft . Qualifying Round-BeSt of 3 Y· Buflalo leads Phila, 1·0 Apr IS- Buffalo 9S Ph il a 89 Apr 16-at Buffalo 1-Apr 18-at Ph ila , aft . Conf. Semifinat 5-- Best of 1 Wash tied Clev eland, 1-1 Apr J3.Wash 100 Cl eve 95 Ap r 15-Ci eve BO Wa shin gton 79 Apr 17 al Cl eve land Apr 21-al Wash in g ton Ap r 22 at C l~ve l a nd z.Ap r 26.at w ash ing ton z.Ap r 29-at Cl eveland Cont. Semifinal s-- Be st of 1 Seattle tied Phoeni.x , 1· 1 Apr I J.Seattl e 102 Ph oe nix 99 Apr I S- Phoenix 11 6 Seall le 111 Apr il 18- at Ph oen ix , a ft Apr il 20-at Phoen ix Apr il 25 .at s·ea tft e z-April 27 at Phoen ix z April 30-at Seattl e . .X · winner meets Golden State v· winner meets Bo ston z- if ·necessary ABA Playoff Standings By Un i ted Press International (Sem i final Round--Best of 7) San Antonio leads N. Y . 2·1 Ap r 9 N .Y 11 6 San An tonio 101 Apr 11 -San An tonio l OS N.Y. 79 Ap r 14-Sa n An ton io 11 1 N.Y. 103 Ap r 18-at San Ant on io, aft . S , vnng l WtWINF.._.. 992·2039 Pomnr ·fh•• IIi, Mr •. Mi lltrf VtR ..~. m:n11i I • Dance -tryouts planned for "Gallia Country" New Terrazzo Bracelets 1 from5~ Dance tryouts for "Gallia Auditions will also be conCountry" will be conducted ducted in Jackson at the high Monday, April 19 from-6 :30 to school on Tuesday evening, 9 p.m. at the First April 20 at 6:30 p.m. Presbyterian Church in "Gallla Country" will be Gallipolis. Nian Cadman, presented this year for· four pageant choreographer, will weekends instead of three as conduct the auditions and a in .the past; July 9, 16, 23 and record player will be 30. Further information and available to those who ticket' sales will be announced require it. · in the near future . The The pageant's director, pageant producers, The Greg Miller, will also be Gallia · Dramatic Arts present and anyone In- Society, has offices in the terested in any phase of this Chamber of Commerce year's production is urged to Building; State St., Gallipolis. attend Monday evening. Put a rainbow around your wrist from Speidel's colorful new collection ofTetra2 20 Bracelets. lnspirecj by the latest European fashion trends. Each elegant white or yellowchain carries its own speciai color accent. Choose from a total of ten bracelets, including two-tone metal·combinations, and three different plaque styl es. One is sure to go hand in hand with whatever you wea r. Only $10.95. Spring banquet slated The Meigs County Education Assn. will hold it.o; spring banquet Thursday, April 29, at 6:30 p. m. at Southern High School in Racine. The cost is $3 each for MCEA members . ' and guests. Main speaker lor the evening will be Dr. Donald ·l£ighly, literature professor at Ohio University, on the topic , "Origins of Appalachia." His personal charm, combined with original wit and humor; promise to make this a memorable evening . Susan Fleshman, Pomeroy public librarian, is providing a book display of Ap- For all your Home Entertainment · and Appliance needs. . DOXOL SERVICE ********** -It DOUBLE BELTED RIDENOURS I DELUXE CHAMPION ® TV & Appliance Gas Service ·-:~<-1;·, :/,.10 Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-3307 ... nere • • • t~··~··~··~··~;;-~-~-~--..,·--·-·-·--·-·---1 CA'CH£T TOUCH-UP WINDSQNG SOLID PERFUME 20 ro Mnrlrl Wl /9;'1li;MK •1& ~ 55 OFF · our February prices ~'·'"'-~' .- ·i ~l Callforn.ia 102 011 000- 5 10 o Kansas City ooo 010 ooo- 1 4 1 Ryan ( 1. JJ and Etch cbarr en ; Spliltorff, L ittel l (5 ), Sadecki (Bl and Healy . LP - Spl i tt orff <0 -21. 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WHEEL BALANCING-FRONT END ALiGNMENT POMEROY PH.' 992·2094 Roll -On, NELSON'S DRUG STORE . j . By Charlene Hoeflich GIRL~COUT DIARY ~ *! MIDDLEPORTTROOP39 · As a special service projectto thecommunity, members of Middleport Junior Troop 39 had a litter walk around the school and in the streets surrounding tbe school. Emphasis of tbe walk was not only to pick up litter thrown down by others, but wbe more aware of the need to put litter in containers where it belongs and keep America beautiful. It was noted that the .troop has extra boxes of rookies for sale. Aplanting on Arbor Day.~pril30, was discussed. RACINE JUNIOR TROOP 1137 . A bicenteMial project was carried out Saturday by the girls of Troop 113'1. They mel at the Racine park where they painted . picnic tables, mowed, picked up litter, and placed trash containers. David Hill donated four barrels to be used as traSh containers and the scouts painted them red, white and blue. Ernest Triplett gave the girls some assistance in getting the picnic tables ready to paint. · Furnishing everything for a wiener roast was Howard Frank. After completing the work at the park, the scouts were taken to Don Hubbards Nursery wbere tbey each received a . pansy. These will be planted later at the park. · Working on the project were Kathy &ker, Cindy Cross, Sherr! Bell, Teresa Johnson, Becky Johnson , I..<Jis Frank, Kim Mayhard, Teresa Hill, Brenda Jones, Tonya Salser, I..<Jri Warden, Angie Grimm , Angie Dowell and Laren Wolfe, scouts, and Mandy Hill, Ruth Frank, Kay Warden and Reta Hill. At a meeting Monday night .the scouts turned in the money for their cookies, a total of 384 boxes being sold. They worked on ecology boxes. Sherry Bell and I..<Jri Warden served refreshments. Mrs. Belly Bell and Mrs. Kay Warden assisted at the meeting. SYRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP IIZO A hike through the woods at the Roush home was taken over spring break by Syracuse Brownie Troop. The girls enjoyed a sack lunch at 1)ecky ~ush's and then Mrs. Judy Roush led them on a hike through the woods. In the group were Kim Adams, Becky Adkins, Becky Arnott, Heidi Cobb, Karen Cook, Angle Davis, Juanitta Guinther, Kristina Hayes, Melinda Hill, Jill Nease, Julie Houdashelt, Tracie Hubbard, Kathy Pickens, Sherry Ritchie, Laura Roush, Becky Roush, Sherri Sisson and I..<Jri Stewart, brownies; Christi Roush, Randy Roush and Brwn Allen, guests, and leaders and helpers, ·Paula Jones, Sarah Roush, Sandra Colill, PaUla Haynes, Janet Pickens, Judy Roush and Carol Adams. · At the Thursday night meeting of the Syracuse Brownies, an Easter egg hunt was held on the school grounds and E&ster refreshments were served by the leaders. Plans were completed for a skating party Tuesday night 7 to 9:30 at the Skate-a-Way Rink. Kim Coger and Veronica Provo were guests. Kim Adams led in the pledge to the flag, Becky Atkins, the I..<Jrd's prayer, Lori Stewart, the Brownie Promise, Becky Arnoll, the Brownie Smile song , and Kristina Arnold gave the Brownie B's. SALISBURY TROOP 100, ·Scouts of the Salisbury Troop went Thursday night to the Meigs County Infirmary to deliver East.er baskets to the residents there. From there they went wth'e Dairy Queen 'for refreshments. Plans were made for overnight camping at Fort Meigs, May 14 and 15, and it Was decided that the Brownies will be invited to join them at theparkfor a wiener roast. CHESTER TROOP JUNIORS 10.19 An Easter egg hunt was held at the home of Eleanor Lawson Thursday night for the Chester junior troop. Refreshments were a bunny replica cake and Kool aid. Chester council meets Mrs. Maxi ne Griffi th was the guest speaker at a ret-enl meeUng of the Meigs High School Junior· Business Office Education Club. She told the members how to act. when Meigs Property Transfers Roy 0 . Smith, Lucretia Smith to Roy 0. Smith, Lucretia Smith, 50 acre, Bedford. Charles R. Houdashelt, Mary . L. Houdashelt to All}'ieda Sheets, parc els, Bedford. Raymond C. · Cassady, ALSO BIG SELECTION Darlene Cassady to David L. Elkins, Judith C Elkins, .45 acre, Olive. Wi~iam Moodispaugh to Connte Sue Moodispaugh, judgement entry, Olive . . Rolland 0. Colburn, Anna ' MIDDLEPORT, O. NEW HAVEN W VA M. colburn to Roger I£e ~------------' _._ •...J Jeffers, Janel M. Jeffers, · 1.39~ A., Salisbury . BUNNIES AND MORE: EASTER CARDS • being interviewed for jobs and about jobs i ~ the -banking field. Other recent acUvities of the club have been a skating party for the members, their gu esL~ and advisors, and r"'M~;;,; ";~;;;;;;'""'~'~ Jl..l · PTA president Mrs . Donald Mayer was· elected president of the Pomeroy. PTA at a meeting Monday night at the school. Other officers elected were Mrs. Carl Roach, first ·vice president; Mrs. Charles Van Meter , second vice president; Mrs . Harold Reeves , secretary ; Mrs . Larry Baker, corresponding secretar y; Mr~ . James Soulsby, treasurer ; Mrs. Earl Thoma, delegate to Meigs County Council of Parents and Teachers, and M.rs. Roger Mowery. and Mrs. Bob Houdashelt, alternates. Other delegates and alternates will be elected. The officers will be installed in May. Mrs. Charles Goeglein announced that the next Meigs County Council meeting will be at the Pomeroy School on M.ay 6. She also announced the district spring _co~ference W be held at the Parkview School in Jackson on May 1. Payment of $7 for electronic repairs for three television sets was approved. The need for Pomeroy \· \ ~ basketball uniforms was noted and the PTA was requested by one of the parents to contribute to the cos t. the unit voted to donate three cases of lightbulbs, left ov er from a sale by the PTA, to the team. James Soulsby, president, reported on the cost of a filing cabinet, and it was noted that $36 was made on a recent rummage sale. Trophies were presented to the boys :and girls of the Pomeroy Safety Patrol. The sixth grade won the room attendance banner. It was announced that a bicen· lenni~! program will be presented by Mrs. Gladys Foley 's mu~lc department at 1 p.m. on Friday, May 7. On May 10 David Bowen's band will present a program at the PTA meeting. Pomeroy Scout Troop 249 led the pledge to open the meeting with Mrs . Mary Carolyn Wiley giving devotions. Refreshments were served by the filth and sixth grade mothers . $98 2 LIVING ROOM SUITE '250 Nylon Fabric Compare at $350. SUITE '128 Interest Rates In The Area 51;4% ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 514 per cen t year pa id oh RegullH Pnsbook S.av lngs . N o M in i mum . Int eres t t rom date of depos it to date o t wit h drawal. Inter est coni pound ed qvarttr·ly , 4J MEIGS -{!!!fY BRANCH The Athens Counry Savings & Loin Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Al l A ccounts Insured S40,000by FSLI C. I£~J SHOES For Men, Women & Children Store Hours For Easter Week Mon . thru Wod.- 9a . m.-5 p.m. Thurs. Thru Satu rday- 9 a .m.., 8 p.m. "AI . children are reminded to register tor the Easter Bunny and Easter Baskets ." SHOEBOX MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,. Meigs County Salon travels to Wilkesville Meigs Coon ty Salon 710, Eight and Forty, members were guests for ·the anniversary dinner of the Vinton County · Salon 752 Wednesday night at the Wilkesville American l£gion hall. Distinguished guesl.s at the celebration were Mrs. Marzella Huston, Cincinnati, Ohio Departemental chapeau ; Mavis Maderer, Cincinnati, departemental Ia secretaire, and Mrs.' Mary Martin, · Pomeroy, . third member of the national finance committee, and. Meigs County's cystic fibrosis child, Sherrie Marshall. Also introefuced was Mrs. Lula Hampton, .chapeau of the Meigs County Salon. At the dinner each one was presented a loot bag and the state and national officer were presented gifts and brought greetings. Mrs. Huston complimented the Salon on its work and announced that on May 14 she will go to De·nver to the National Jewish Hospital where Ohio's 26th bed will be endowed. . Mrs. Alex Blair was in- traduced as a new member. Games were conducted, and door prizes awarded to several !~'eluding Mrs. Julia Hysell and Mrs . Eileen Searles of the local Salon. The host Salon also extended an invitation to those attending to return on Jwie 19 for a bicentennial . community ~vent which will feature an ox roast, an old time fiddler's contest and a street dance . Robbie Good, Vinton County chapeau, reported that there Is a cystic fibrosis child in Vinton County . · Going from the Meigs Salon were Mrs. Zuelella Smith, Mrs. ·Julia Hysell, Mrs. Searles, Mrs. Ruby Marshall and Sherrie, Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. Marie Boyd and grandson Ricky Sellers, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Mrs . Iva Powell, Mrs. Eunie Brinker and Mrs. Marlin. Quality and care go han~ in hand in the production of scented ·Carolina candles. - 17 FRAGRANCEsWe will at .5 p.m. for good .Share The Joy Of EASTER By Givmg FLOWERS FRESH, GREEN BEAUTIFUL .BLOOMING PLANTS LINOLEUM RUGS $~ HOOVER UPRIGHT · Q.EANERS sss Terrariums With EASTER TRIM Cash and Carry 20% OFF · CASH 'N CARRY Hydrangeas, lilies, azaleas and mums, for friends, family and church. LOVELY Vase VISIT OUR CORSAGE BAR CARNATIONS, CYMBIDIUMS ORCHIDS, ROSES 20%·0FF AND MANY Arrangements .20%0FF CASH 'N CARRY HANGING BASK OS FROM •a.oo CASH 'N CARRY OTHER VALUES .VILLAGE PHARMACY - Just Highest Easter and Spring CASH AND CARRY 3.PC. BEDROOM No games, ·No glmmlcs Apri'l 6th , a dinner at the Meigs Inn , Duri ng th e evening Pri ncipa l J11mes Diehl spoke, pin s were presented to the me mbers. and roses were gi ven to the advisors, Mr s . Emily Sprague and Mrs. Beverly Gaul . Attending were Jayne Hutchiso n, J ncki u Kin g, Teresa Brown, Pam Vnughn, Cheryl Kennedy , Sit Hrl Vining , Cheryl BHr nh at·t, Darlene Barrett, · Pum Offen berger , Vicki e Might , Becki Kin g, Mary Warner, Melindu Hwltpht·~ys , Debbie Williamson, Bt·endu Caskey, Gail · Core, Elai ne Cot·si, Crys tal Ha ll, J anie VanMeter , Be th Vaughan, Debbie Hartenbach, Beth McKnight, Teresa Musse r , Debbi e Osborne , Teresa Wildermuth, Opal Dyer , Mrs . . Emily Sprague, Mr . and Mrs. Fred Gaul an d Principal und Mrs . Diehl. BAKERS BUDGET Sofa Beds CHOCOLATE • ~ RACINE TROOP 1247 Kelly Rizer was the winner of a prize egg at the Easter egg hunt held on the Racine Junior High School grounds Thursday for members of the Racine junior troop. As her prize, Kelly received a P.anda bear bank. Money for the memo boards sold was collected. Sonya Cummins was welcomed into the troop, and Wanda Atkins was a guest. Each of the scouts got a chocolate rabbit favor and an Easter bunny cal\e was served with Kool aod The girls were STATE TAX REFUNDS reminded that a skating party wiU be held Tuesday night at the COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ State Skate-a-Way Rink. They are to meet at the kindergarten income tax refunds for last classroom at6:30 p.m. and if not accompanied by a parent are continue to run ahead of those whave their permission slips. of 1974, Ohio Auditor Thomas Ferguson said Thursday. Ferguson said $34.6 million has been sent to 1,457,975 Ohio taxpayers. · Ferguson said that as of CHESTER- Mrs. Pauline Mrs. Ada Neutzling and Mrs. April 15, 1975, $26.5 million Ridenour and Mrs. Jean Mary Showalter. II was had been released to 1,358,154 Summerfield hosted a announced that the May ·Ohio taxpayers. meeting of the Past Collfl· rreeling will be held at the Ferguson predicted 1975 re· cilors of Chester Council 323, home of Mrs. B~tty Roush funds would continue to Daughters of America, at the with Mrs. Pooler as cooutpace those of 1974 as long Ridenour home Wednesday hostess. Tbe door prize was CHAIRMAN ELECfED as the Ohio Department of night. won by Mrs. Ethel Orr. CLEVELAND (UP! ) Taxation continues to certify Presiding at the meeting Refreshments were served to Society Corp . directors them in timely fashion to the was Mrs. Ridenour, vice those named and Mrs. Sadie elected J. Maurice Struchen auditor's office. presi4ent. It was reported Trussell, Mrs. Mary K. chairman and chief executive that Mrs. Mabel Van Meter is Holter, Mrs. Ada Morris, officer Thursday . Struchen succeeds Walter• home from the hospital and Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Mary F . Lineberger Jr ., who now at the home of her Hayes, Mrs. l£tha ~ood, TONES COMING · retired . daughter, Laura Mae Nice. Mrs. Erma Cleland, Mrs. Th~ Gospel Tones will be at Society is a multi bank holdHattie Frederick Inzy Newell, Mrs . Ada Van Mrs. the Mt. Hermon Church Friday at 7:30 p.m. The ' remains a patient at the Meter and Mrs. Thelma ing company operating 12 banks with 81 offices in 15 Holzer Medical Center. For White. public is invited . . Ohio counties. devotions, Mrs. Ridenour -'·<"' read St. Mark 15. The pledge to the flag and .the Lord's r------~---------•,;..lii Prayer were given in unison. Members responded to roll call with the name of a president. Mrs. Mary Jo ... Pooler gave the secretary's • report. _Qames were conducted by . 9xl2 BASKETS, EGGS, BOXES, ·····················••¥••• 16 oz. palachian literature that will be invaluable for this bicentennial year. Recorded Appalachian music by the Green Parks Project group will provide authentic background for this "heritage" evening. The amended constitution and by-laws and the results of the association's discipline and delinquency, survey will be reviewed. Teachers, principals, superintendents, other certified school personnel, retired teachers, teachers-in· training, high school seniors planning careers in education, and guest.-; are urged to make reservations for the banquet. Reservations may be made with _school building representatives or by calling 667-3503 or 992-3885. ~~ GIVE CANDY WHITEWALLS Feb. price NOW • NELSON'S REG. $2.65 "Country Style" design Costom·Matic Pre-Set VHF . Tuner · 70-channel UHf C<iSk Tuner "Super lnsta·Matic" Color Tuning with Electronic Light Sensor Picture Control • MatriM Plus Picture Tube • Plug-In Circuit Modules WERNER Radio &. T.V. $425 ~ EMERAUDE • • · .• • 'WARRANTY 1 Year Labor 1 Year Parts as low as ... (Only games sched ul ed ) _..__ 10-5. , ... m-tur gr~de Jones, 6, was on dnig abuse and juvenile coilrt display . proceedings were well It was decided to have a received by a large group of local yard sale at the schoo~l mterested·1parents, t h teachers May 7 and 8. Articles are t an d ,PUp! s a t e April be brought to school on May meeting of the Riverview 6 PTA. Carl Hysell addressed · A 'tte of D 1 · the group on iJnportant facts Reedco~tlde H ,!;r ene · • ....,ra me o.,mger, on the subject that pertain to and Donna Connolly will · · 0 t Metgs oun y. audit the PTA books. Officers . Mention was made of the installed for 1976-77 were 1 II · 0hi o w I n g P u P f I Teresa Collins, president; Reed, ~ vice ac evement.o;: 'County Art . · Carlotta Show, Travis Newlun, grade president ; Janice Young, 1, 3rd place, and Scott Upton , secrell!ry, and Mary Grace grade 4, honorable mention. Cowdery, treasurer. lOla Young, sixth grade, was Special recognition was ~so recognized for her good given to all school employees work in the County Spelling and teachers of the school by Contest. An outstanding the outgoing president, science project made by Jeff , Marlene Pulman .-Grace Weber, Principal. · !.£ague, Pittsburgh routed St. Louis, 9-3, Montreal downed Philadelphia , 8-5, the New York Mets otitslugged lbe Chicago Cubs , 10-8, and Atlanta drubbed Cincinnati, n Chicago 111 '1 02 001- B 13 1 Boston 000 040 OQO- 4 Y 2 B. Johnson , Carroll {6) and Down ing ; Wise, Pol e ( 4 ) and Fisk . WP - B. Johnson ( 1·0>. LP - Wise 10·1). HR s.....- Ch ica go, Down ing ( 1). Bradford ( 1 ) ; Bosloh , Carbo ( 1) . REEDSVILLE ~ Films on LEXINGTON, Ky. I UP!) -- Eugene C. Cashman 's Elocutionist tuned up for the Kentucky Derbv with a Hard. e"rned ~ ictory by a head Thursday in the $15,000 Forerunner Purse at Keeneland Hace Course. U S double in the' eighth-inning uprising. Randolph singled home Gamble in the fourth , stole second and scored himself on another single by I..<Ju Piniella . Dick Tidrow, who hurled five innings of shutout relief, was the historic first winner at the new stadium, but not without a. late assist from Sparky Lyle. Lyle bailed Tidrow out of an eighth· inning jam and then held the Twins at bay in the ninth to preserve the victory. Elsewhere in the American !.£ague, the Chicago White Sox ambushed Boston, 84 and California whipped Kansas City , 5-l. Over in the National PTA Sees films f~Y'J Maxine Griffith speaks to club 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. �' ~=~~~~oy:O .. Frld•v April6,1976 li S THE SALVATION ARMY Pomeroy Butternut Ave .' En'JOY and Mrs Rav W•n•ng , Off ic ers tn ch arg e Sun da y hol.ness meeltng, 10 am , Sunday sc hOol 10 JO am le ade r Y PSM Elotse Adams . 7 30 SLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH H Perr in , pastor Har rtsonvtlle , t:{cv O'Dell Roy Mayer , Sun da y school M~tey . Pastor , Henry Eblin , ~ supt Church school. 9 15 Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday am 1 worshtp serlitce . 10 24 Sc hoo l 9 JO am ' , Eventng am Yo ut h chotr reh earsa l worsh •P 7 30 p m , Prayer and Mondi'Jy 3 30 p m und e r Pra.se ser vt cc. Thur sday , 7 30 directton of Mary Sk tnner pm se nior choir reh ea r sal 7 30 SYRACUSE FIRST p m Thursday Wi!h Mr s Paul CHURCH OF GOD - Rev Nease dtrectof Ceorg e Oiler , pa stor Sunday PO~EROY CHURCH OF sc hool. 9 45 a m , morn fng THE NAZARENE - Cor ner pr e ac htng . II am Un1on and Mu lberry Rev evangeltst /c serviCe . 7 30 p m Clyde v Henderson , pasto r Prayer meel tng Thursdi'ly , s unday sc hool. 9 30 am , Glen 7 JO p m McClung , sup! morntng POMEROY WEST S!OE worshrp , 10 30 am , eventng CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W serv tce , 7 30 , m 1d week Ma1n St Jer ry Paul. se rv tc e, Wednesday , 7 30 p m mml!.ter . ph one 992 7666 GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Conservattv(' , non Rev Haro ld Dee th , r ecto r tns trum en tal . Sunday wor ChiJrch se r vtces 10 30 a Ill ih tp, 10 am , Btbl c st udy, 11 Hojy co mm uni On ftr st Sunday 3m worshtp, 6 p m Wed ot mon th church sc hool 10 JO 1esday Bthl f.l o; t, ,rt v 7 om a m for nu r se r v th rouoh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL CHRIST - Rt chard Evanson , BAPTIST Roger Turner pastor Btbt e school. 9 30 pastor Sunday school, a m , worshtp , 10 30 am , m Morn ing se r vtce, 11 a10 ma adult worshtp se rv tce and Sunday eve nmg servtce, 7 30 young people 's meeltng, 7 30 > m Wednesday Btbl e Study p m Co mbmed Btb le study Nednesda y, 7 30 D m and prayer meettng, Wed nos da y, 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE THE SALVATION ARMY HRISTIAN 0 HURCH - Rev Eny oy Ray W Wmtng , offtcer 'on Te rr y pas tor Sunday tn charg e Sunday 10 am chOol. 10 a rn , Mrs Wor ley Hol mess meet mg . 10 30 am r anc1 s supe rtnt e nd en t Sund ay School Yo ung flor nm g worSI1t P 11 am People's Legton 7 p m cvent ng se r vtcc. 7 30 Thur sday 1 to 3 p m La dtes unday GRA HAM UNITED Home League 7 p m Prep ltETHOOIS'T' Prea ch tng classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN ' 30 a m , fir st and second CHURCH , Co r ne r ot Sund ays of ea ch mon th th trd Sycamore and Second Sis and fou rth Sunday s eac h Pomeroy , Th e Rev Wtlltam mon th wo r shtp serv .ce at 7 30 Mttld les warth , Pa stor Sunday p m Wednesday evc ntngs at Sc hool a t 9 .!5 a m and 7 30 Prayer and B1b le Study SEVENTH - DAY AD Chur ch Servtces 11 a m SACRED HEART - Rev VENTIST, Mulbe rry He1ght s P asto r Fath e r Pa ul 0 We lt on Road . Pom e ro y pa itor Phon e 99 2 2825 Gerard Se ton Sab bath Sc hOo l Sat urd ay cventng Mass 7 30 S uperintenden t , Clara Mc in tyre Sa bb at h Sc hool Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a rn ConfeSSIOn Sat urdn y 7 7 JO Satu rday a ft ern oo n a t 2 00 wtth Wo r sh tp servtce om POMEROY FIRST BAP lollowt no a t 3 15 TIST - Rev Ralp h Zund el RUTLAND FIRST BAP poJst or Wlllt am Wa tson TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger Sunda y sc hool sup t , Sunday Ford Jr pas tor . Drew y sc hoo l 9 JO a m BYF 6 Go re su pt Sunday school. p m Btbfe study , We d 9 30 a m morntng wo rsh1p , nesday 7 p m cho tr pr acl tCC', 10 15 .:1 m Wedn esday a 30 p m THE HILAND CHAPla., BURLINGHAM CH URCH Geo r g ~ Casto pasto r S und;:~y - Rev Bob by Elktns, pa s tor Sc hoo l 9 30 a m evcntn g Sun d ay sc hool , 10 a m 7 JO Th u r sday ..vor s h•P se rv tce . 11am and 7 wo r shtp p m Wc dn es da -v eve ntn g evcntng pra yer serv tce 7 30 pm secv tee, 7 p rn POMEROY FIRST RACINE APOSTOLIC SO UTHERN BAPTIST - 2B2 Mulber r y Ave aff tltal ed CHURCH ....Thomas L Holmes pa stor E va nge lt sltc wll h S B C Gary Basham Sunda y sc hool su pt Sund ay servtce Sunday 7 30 p m morn1ng prayer meet mg Tuesday 1 JO sc hool 9 30 am wo rsh tp tO JO a m eve nm g p 111 Otbl e s tu dy Tt:ursday worsnt p 6 30 p m Btble 7 30 p m s tudy , Wednesday , 7 30 p m MIDW A t CO MMUNIT Y FAIRPLAY CHAPEL , CHu rc h at Lang svil le lo ca te d on MeliJS Cou nt y S'u nday Schoo l 10 a m Btble Road 1 o ff ellher 325 or 12<1 st udy , Wed nesd ay . 7 30 p m P as tor Rev Th e r on Chu rch serv tces Saturday at Durh am Sunday Sc hoo l 10 7 30 p m Yout h meel 111gs at am , worshtp sNvt ce . 7 30 7 p m wllh Roscoe and p m Sunday Pr aye r B't'ltnd a F rf e, leaders me e ttn g , Tues day 7 30 p m , you lh se rvt cc , 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLI Frtd ay CHURCH Batl e y Ru 1 Road Rev Emme tt Rawson pa s tor Hand ley Dunn 1 sup! Su nd a y sc hoo l. 10 a m Sund ay eve n tng se rv tce , 7 30 B1bl£' teach tng , 1 30 The Almanac p rnl Thur sday United Press lnternatlonal Today IS Fnday, April 16, Charhe Chaplm was born on th e 107th day of 1976 w1th 259 th1s date in 1889. In follow On this d ay m history . The moon os between 1ts full In 11162, Congress abolished phase and last quarter slavery m the D1strict of The morning star 1s Venus Colwnbia The evenmg stars are MerIn 1947 , more than 500 cury, Mars, Jupi te r and persons were k1lled when a Saturn Ffench [rigate carrymg niThose born tlus date are trates exploded at the dock m Wider the s1gn of Anes Texas C1 ty , Tex Wilbur Wr1ght, American inventor of th e airplane, was _born April 16, 1867 _J.ctor TRINITY The true story that has captivated over 8,000,000 p m salva tion mee t tn g LadH!•s Hom e Lea9ue , 12 noon to 1 p m . Thursd ay , pr a ye r meet•ng Etnd Btble stu dy Thur sday 7 JO p m MORSE CHAPEL WorShiP 11 a rn Church School 10 a m PORTLAND - WOHhtp 7 lOp m . Chu rch Sc hool 9 30 a "' SU TTON ..... Church SchOOl 9 30 am wo rshtp tst and 3rd s undays ro JO a m • 7- The D~il.l' Sentinel, M1ddlepor1 -Pomeroy, 0 , rr1day, Aonl 16, 1976 9 4S a m , Sundaty evening worsh•P · 7 p m - TUPPERS ffiCK l'RACY PLAINS CHR,ISTIAr.t CHURCH Eugene Undt r wood . Howard Cal dw ell. J • ~ chOot '-l up t SunoaysJp;~;,;· 9 30 a m ' Morning 10 30 am . Su nday serv1 ce . 7 p m LEY.ART F,.A\.LS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Fr eeland Norr is . pa stor , 1 s loy G Norr ts . sv pt unday schooL 9 30 am mornmQ sermon , 10 30 am , Prayer serv tce. Wedn esd ay , 7 JO p m SC~ATCHED IN NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev RobertMeece, Pastor Oenn1sCreegar, Assoc. Mm1ster JOPPA - WorshtP 10 am , MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Church Schoot9 am . Prayer Co rner Fourth and Me tn , Wednesday 8 P m Mtddteporl Re\1 Henr y Key , Meet,ng LONG BOTTOM - Wo' CHESHIRE CHURCH OF J r , pastor Sunday School. sh1p 9 am • Sun day School GOO OF PROPHECY - G p 9 JO am Mr s Er"'fl 9 45 am . Prayer Meettng Smt i h. pastQr Sunday Sc hool. Baumgardner su p! , Morning 10 am Arth ur Henson . Wednesday 7 30 P m Nor sht p , 10 45 am NORTH BETHEL Sup ! . Mornmg WorShip, 11 JE HOVAH'S WITNESSES w orsh tp 11 am Church a m You ng Peo ple 's serv 1ce, - Larry Carnah an , pr estd.n g Schoo l 10 am 7 p m Evening se rv tce 7•30 'lltn•~ t e r Sun d ay . Btb le ALFRED - Su nda y School pm Wed nesday MiO week lec lup• 9 30 am Watch 9 . -iS a~ m Worshtp 11 am · Praye r Servtce. 7 30 p m towe r s tucly 10 30 am , Prayer m eet mg Wedn esday Youth meet mg . 6. 30 p m , Tuesday B tble s tudy . 7 30 7 4S p m , UMW 3rd Tuesday Ev~ n 1 ng worsh 1p, 7 30 p m :~ m T hursday , m lnt s try B P m , CHESTER CHURCH OF •chool 7 30 p m ser vtce REEDSVILLE - Sunday THE NAZARENE Rev neettn g 8 30 p m Sc hool9 30 am Worshtp 7 30 Herber t Grat e, pa stor ' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH P m , Prayer Mee ltng 7 30 Wor sh 1p serv tce, 11 am and OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN p m Tuesday, UMW t 30 7 30 p m s unday Sunday UNION - Lawrence Manl ey, 1st Thursd ay School , 9 30 am . Ric hard oa sror , Mr s Russel l Young , P m SILVER RIDGE - Wor Bartgn , supt Prayer meettng, Sunday School Supt Sun day Shtp 10 a m Church SchOol 9 Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sc hoo l 9 JO am Even tn g a rn , BRADFORD CHURCH wo rs ht p, 7 30 Wedn esda y TUPPERS PLAINS CHRIST Ji'JCk Perry , prayer mee tmg 7 30 p m Wo r sh!p9a m Church Sc hoo l mmt ster Sunday Schoo l 9 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 a m _ KENO CHURCH OF am morntng Church 10 30 GOO - Ra cme Route 2 th e Rev James M Muncy, CHR tST - Geo rge Fredert ck. "m Sunday eve nmg serv1ce, pa stor Sunda y school 9 45 sup t S•u vtce week ly 9 30 7 30 P m Wednesday servtce. a m mor n mg wor sh tp 11 am on Sun Qay Pr:ea chtng 8 P mriro=.,--= a m , even tng wors htp , 7 30 fir s t and lht rd Sund eys 0 1 (AUREL CLIFF F Pray e r meelt ng , Tuesday . month by Clifford Sm tih 9 JO METHODIST CHURCH Rev r loyd F Shook pastor . 7 JO p m , Young people's am HOBSON CHRISTIAN Lloyd Wrtgh t. Sunday Sc hoo l rnee tmg 7 30 p m Thu r sday Sup t Morn1ng Worshtp 9 MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION - Darrell Doddrlll BAPTIST - Corner Stx th and pas tor Sunday Sc hool. q 30 a m . Sunday Sch.col 10 20 a 1 Wednesday Prayer and Pa lmer the Rev Pe te r a m Leona rd Gilm ore. t 1rst m p astor , Danny elder e ven.ng serv tce 7 JO Btble Sludy 7 30 p m Sunday G randal Wednesday prayer eve nm g worshtp 7 30 p m • Th om pson, s up e r inte nd e nt p m Chotr Practtce Thursday 7 p Sunday Sc ho ol WMPO Radto me et 1ng, 7 30 p m program 7 45 a m Sunday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF rn OEXTER CHURCH OF Sc hool 9 I S a rn Mornmg GOD - Ra cme Route 2 Th e CHRIST - Ch arles RusselL Worshtp, 10 15 a m Youth Rev Char les Hand . pa stor Sr mtnlster No r m .l n C Wt ll. i:t CIIVIt teS and fe llOW Ship fOr Sund ay Sc hool , 9 dS am · sup t Sunday Sc flool 9 )0 t unt o r and se n• o r ht g h morn tng worshtp 11 am am worshtp se rvtce , 10 30 s tudent s 6 p m Sunday Ev en1 ng se rvtces, Tuesda y am Btb le study , Tuesday , evenmg worshtp , 7 30 p m and Frtday , 730pm 730 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Mt d we e k pra ye r se r v tces, CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug REORGANIZED CHURCH Wednesday, 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF CHURCH OF CHRIST. Seaman mi niSter Btbl e LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Mtdd leport , 5th and Matn stu dy 9 30 ·am morntng Portl a nd Rac tne Road Geo rg e Glaze. mm tste r . wors h1p , 10 30 am ev{'ntng Will tam Roush , pa stor Denny J ame s She ets. s upenn Sunday Sch ool worshiP 8 P m • We dn esday f:vans , tendent Btb le sc ho ol 9 30 11nght Rt ble s tud y 8 P m Dtr ector Sunday School. 9 30 1 a m . rnornmg· wor shtp 10 30 KENO CHURCH OF am , Mornmg worshtp , 10 30 a m even tng worshtp 7 30. CHRIST George su nday am 5 unday evenm g serv tce prayer serv•c e 7 p m Wed Fredenck supt 7 p m Wednesday evenmg 12_e1_q_a y ,. morntnQ servtce, 9 30 a m r se r vtces 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Wllh Pre achong on ttrsf and praye BETHLEHEM BAPTIST 0\ THE NAZARENE - Re v thtrd Sunday of month by Rev Ear l Shul e r . pastor Don Cole , pastor Mrs Mary George Ptckens WorS hiP servtc e. 9 30 am Lathey, Sunday schoo l sup! STIVERSVILLE COM · _Sunday School , 1030 am . • Sunday sc hool . 9 30 a m , MU,NITY CHURCH ~ Sunday Bible sruay CJno _fl..!J!.lli morntng worsh•P 10 30 a m 1 sc hool se rv tce 10 am , lli.Y.!f.!.. T!:!,u ~s2 av 7_ 3 0_~ Sunday cvange lt st tc m ee tmg Pr ayer mee t tng Thursday 7 CARLETON CHURCH 7 JO p m Prayer meeltng p m Sunday ev enmg servtce .' Km9sbury Road Gary K 1ng , Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 D 01 pastor Sunday sc hool. 9 30 UNITED PRESBYTER IAN OF am, e ventng worShip, 7 30 ZION CHURC H MINISTRY OF MEIGS CHRI ST Pomeroy P m Prayer meeltng, Wed COUNTY - Dwtghl L ZavtiL HarriSOn v ill e Road , Mtke nesdav , 7 30 p m d tree tor '; triOn , pastor , Bill McElroy . L 0 N G B0 T T 0 M HARRISON\IOLLE PRESSunday school supt Sunday CHRISTIAN - Bruce s m1th BYTERIAN Rev school, 9 30 a m , mornmg pastor Wallace Damewood ' Ernest Str tck l tn , ..,pastor worshtp and commun ton , Sup ! Btble School, 9 30 am ' Sunday church school, 9 30 10 30 a m , Sunday eventng Prea chtng servtce, 10 45 am a m , Mr s Homer Lee, su p! , youth Chn s ltan Endeavor . No even tng serv1re mo rn tng worsh1p , 10 30 6 30 p m . worshtp servtc e. HYSELL l'(l,IN FRt:.~ MIDDLEPORT - Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday METHODIST CHURCH school 9 30 a m R tct'1ard evenmg prayer meeting and Rev Paul Nevill e pa stor Vaughan . su pt Mornmg Btb te s tudy 7 30 P m Sunda-y Schoo l 9 JO am worshtp , 10 J O a m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mornmg servtce \0 30 am, Morn tng CHURCH Pm e Grov e The youth s erv 1ce 6 45 p m SYRACUSE worshtp , 9 a m Sunday Rev W1lltam Mtddl eswa rlh Evangel 1st 1c serv 1ce 7 30 p m sc hool, 10 am Mr~ Sa mpson Pas tor Church Servtces 9 JO Praye r meeltng Thursday am Sund ay School 10 30 am 7 30 p m _Hall. supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF James 0 BRADBURY CHURCH 0\1 FREEDOM CHRIST - Ktm Cole, pestor , l MISSION at Ba ld Knob Rev GOD Rev Kev m Kmg, Sunday school • E J Grtftilh supt of chur ch . Guyn n , ~ pa st or Sunday supt Sunday school. 9 30• R9V L R Glu esencamp . sc hool , 10 a m , Sunday am worshtp servtce , lO 30 ; pastor . Roge r Wtll lr ed , Sr , worshtp , 11 am Sunday Sunday services , 7 Sunday Sc hoo l supt Sunday eve n1ng se rv1 ce. 7 p m • a m p m , youth meetmg , Wed sc ho o l. 9 30 am . prayer Wednesday worshtp se r vtce nesday , 7 p m meeltng , Tuesday, 7 30 p m , 7 30 om AN IIUU II Y BAPTIST yo ut h m ee hng . 6 p m Sunday, r1ATI: L COMMUNITY Rev Freeland Norrts pa stor leaders Ada ' Va n Mete r and CHURCH Near Lang Sunday sch ool 10 am Grell a Suttle Sunday evenmg Bollom . Edsel Har t. pastor Churc h servtce 7 P m wo r sh tp , 7 p m ~ thro ug h S u nd~t y schdnl. 10 a m , , Wednesday Btbte Study , 7 wt nt er mo nth s Chu r ch 7 30 p 'm , prayer P m MT HERMON CHURCH mee tmg 7 30 p m Thur sday RACINE CHURCH OF THE OF THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT PEN · NAZARENE - Rev John A BRETHREN IN CHRIST - ' TECOSTAL - Tht rd Ave , the Coff man , pa s tor S undt~y Rev Ja mes H Leach . pastQr Rev Wt t11 am Knttt el, pasfor Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m , Gerald Sunday sch ool 9 30 a m Ronald Dugan . sunday Sc hool Wells , supt Mornmg Wor shtp Ru sse ll Spen ce r , s up! Sup! Cla sses tor atl ages. 10 30 a m , Sunday evening Wo r shtp se rvt ce, 10 45 a m , evenmg serv•ce . 7 30 . Btbl e wor shtp 7 30 , Prayer Even ing worshtp atternattng s tudy Wednesaday , 7 30 mee ttng We dn esday 7 30 p wtth c E at 7 30 p m on p m youth serv•ccs, Frtday , 1 mRACINE FIRST BAPTISI ~ un~ y 0~adyne;s~ae:t•ngtf?re3g 1 JO p m MIDDLEPORT - Don L Walker . Pas tor Wo lfe, lay leader FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1 e Sals er , Sunday sc hoo l WHITE'S CHAPEL Corner Ash and Plum , Noel supt , Sunday school. 9 30 'Coolville R o Rev Roy Herr mann . pastor Saturday am , mornmg worshtp 10 40 Dee te r , pas tor Sundav schooL evenmg serviCe, 7 30 p m , am • Sunday evenm g 9 30 am , worshtp se rv 1ce. Sunday sc hool 10 am . wor s htp 7 30 Wed nesday 10 30 am Btble st udy and Sunday evening wor sh1p , 7 30 eventng Btble study 7 30 pray er se rvtc e Wedne sday . pm DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ 7 JO om " ~ev Lelon Glasure, pa stor . RUTLAND MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH Sund ay Sc hoo l. 9 30 a rn RUTLANu CHURCH OF THE UNITED youth a nd tUn tor yo uth ser CHRIST- Carl Peek, pastor PUBLIC NOTICE METHODIST CHURCH V•ce 6 45 P m · eve n tng V H Braley , Sunday school Seated btds wttl be re cetved Robert T Bumgarn er, worShiP 7 30 p m prayer supt Sunday schoo l, 9 JO a In the offt ce of the Clerk. on D1rector and prat se Wednesday 7 30 m , worship and commun on , Seco nd Stre et , VI llage of om POMEROY CLUSTER Pomeroy , Oh1o , until 12 SILVER RUN FREE 10 30 a m youth meet ing, 6 Rev Rob ert Hayden B p m Sunday eventng ser o'clock noon , Monday , May 3, Rev D Wm . Sydenstrtcker APTIST Mi les Trout, vice, 7 , regular board 1976 , for the followtnQ CHESTER - Worshtp 9 15 pastor Sunday school, 10 meeting , saturday, 7 p m pr~f.osa I m Church Schoo l 10 a m am . Sieve Ltltle , supt POMEROY Wor s htp Eventng servtce, 7 D m . RUTLAND COMMulltfY Fo r 1,000 tons , more or less ·\O JO am Ch ur ch School 9 15 prayer meetmg, Thursday. 7 CHURCH - Sunday Schoo of asphalt concrete in place pm am UMY F 6 JOpm 9 30 a m . worshlp serv tce , 1I To be placed on the parking CHt~t~W CHURCH OF a m . Wedn esday praye r ENTERPRISE - Wors htp lot, as des1gned by Village 9 am Chur c h School 10 a m GODRev Bobby Porter , meellng , 7 30 p m , yo ur h Council I pa stor Sunday school. 9 30 serv tces, Sunday , 7 p m ROCK, SPRINGS All materials Hnd equtp am wor sht p servtce . 11 Worsh 1p 10 a m Church Sunday ntght worsh tD, 7 30I . men! are to meet Oh10 9 am UM YF 6 30 am 1 even 1ng se rvt ce 1 30 rDepartment of Htghway School RUTLAND CHUR<..ri ~ pm you th se rv1 ce Wednesday . · Spectftcattons THE NAZARENE Rev FLATWOODS Wo rsh ip JO p m 7 All btds are to be by the ton Lloyd 0 Gnmm , Jr , pastor LANGSVIlLE CHRISTIAN 11 am Chu rch Sc hOol 10 am tn place and fhe pri ce per ton Ted Jo nes, Sunday school, 9 30 am CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER shalt Inc lude all necessary pas tor Sunday school. 9 30 wo r shtp se rv1 ce , 10 30 am Rev Robert Bumgarner cleantng Specifications of the a m , Roy S•gman , su pt , broa dcas t live over WMPO HEATH Wo r Ship 10 30 Parkmg Lot to be su rfa ced are mornmg worsh tp, 10 30 . young peopl e's se rvtc e. o 45 am Church School 9 JO ~a m on file m the off 1ce of the Sunday eventng serv1ce , 7 30 . evangeltsltc servrce 7 30 p m UMYF6pm Mayor tn the VJ!Iage of RUTLAND J e ffr ey m td wee k servtce , Wed Prayer meeltng . WE:dnesday Pom eroy 7 30 p m MISSIOnar} GerbH . Pa s tor Wor ShiP ..n esday , 7 30 p m Each btd must contam the m ee flng 7 30 p m fir s I lO 30a m Ch Urc h School 9 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF full nome of eve ry person or THE NAZARENE Rev Wednesday of month .. am company mterested m the MASON COUNTY Dale Bass , pastor , Bob SYRACUSE CLUSTER ~ S TBAPTIST same , and be accQmpanted by Moore , Sunday school supt , Scc,,..;:.Or~ Re~ RIChard E Jarvt s ond and Pu,TI Proy Sts a bond or cer l tfled check •n the Sun day school classes for all ASBURY - Wors h tp 11 Stan Cr a tg pa stor 5ur,tla sum of SlOO 00 to the ages , 9 30 am , morntng sct10o am Church School 9 50 a m l. 9 45 am worsh1p sattsfa ctton of Vtttage Council , worsh1p , 10 45 am , NYP S se rv1ce UMW l1 r s t Tue sday 11 am tr at nmg as a guaranty thaf lf the bid 1S FORST RUN - Worshtp 9 6 30 p m evangellsltc ser un mn 6 JO p m . eventng accepted, 1.'1 con trac t will be vtce . 7 30 p m Pra ye r and worsh a m Church Sc hool 10 a m tp servtce 7 JO p m entered Into and Its per UMW th•rd wednesday 7 JO tasttng Tuesday , 10 a m . Mtd Mtd week se r vtce tormance properly secured pm week prayer serv tce Wed Wednesd ay prayer 7 30 p m These checks or bonds w•ll MINERSVILLE - WorSh tp nesday , 7 30 p m . men ' s MASON CHURC-H OF . be returned at once to all 10 a m Church School 9 a m prayer meetmg , Saturday , 7 CHRIST, P 0 Bo x 487 Mille r except !he successful bidder UMW th ird Monday 7 30 p m p m , m 1SS 1onary meetmg , St , W Va Sunday Ht s check or bond will be held SYRACUSE Church second Wednesday , 1 30 p m B1bleMason Study 10 am , Worst11p until t he contract or b1d 1s Sc hool 9 30 am Worsh tp UNil~ fi FAITH NON II am and 7p m Btbt e Study properly executed by htm servtce 7 30 p m DENOMINAliONAL - Rev Wednesday 7 p m , Voca I The rtght tS reserved to SOUTHERN CLUSTER Ro bert Smtih , pa stor Sunda y mUSIC . re 1ect any and all bids Rev Howard Shtvel ey schoo l 9 30 am , cl ass FIRST SOUTHERN Rev Steven Wtlson leader , Leo Hrll woMhtp BAPTIST - Corner of Si'cond Jane Wallen , Rev :Zelia KrusJewskt serv 1ce , 10 JO am , chur ch, and An de rson , MoJSon Pastor Clerk BETHANY - (Dor cas) 7 30 no Wa lt er Cloud Sunday school V11ta qe of Pomeroy Worshtp 11 30 am Chur ch E EN UNITED 9 -15 am worshiP se r vtce 1I School tO 30 am •BRETHREN IN CHURIST am a nd 7'""30 p m Week i ~ l.t ) 9 ,~ 16, 2tc CARMEL - Chur ch Sc hool E ld en R Btake , pastor Btbl e study Wednesday , 7 31 9 JOa m Wo r sl'11p 10 JO a m Sunday School 10 am . pm 2nd and 4th Sundays Howard Mc Coy s upt MASON ASSEMBLY OF APPLE GROVE - Sunday Morntng serm on 11 am GOD, Duddmg Lan e . Maso n Sc hool 9 30 a m, Worsh •P 7 30 Sunday ntght serv tces va , Ches ler Te nn a nt p m 1st and 3rd Sundays .· Chrtsltan Endeavor . 7 30 W Pa sto r Sunday School 9 45 Prayer m eet mg Wednesday p m Song se r vtce B p m , am . Children' $ Chur ch 6 45 7 30 p m Fe llowshtp supper Preach mg 8 JO p m Mtd p m Young People's Se r"'c ft rst Salurdav 6 p m UMW 1/1. ee k Praye r meehng . 6 45 p m , Evangeltslt c 2nd Tu esday 7 30 p m ' L"d n es da y. 7 p m . Ra y Se rv tce 7 30 p m Women ' s EAST LETART - Chur ch Ad ams . fay leade r. MtSSJOnary Council 10 am Sc hool lsi 2nd . Jr d Sundays , CHURCH OF JESUS ft r s t and lhtrd Tuesdays 9 30 a m Fourth $unday CHRIST Located at Prayer and Bible Stud ) 10 30 am wo r:shtp 2nd ~uttand on New Ltma Road , Wednesday. 1 JO p m Sunda y 7 30 p m 4th Sunday nex t to F-orest Acre Par k 9 JO am Pra ye r Mee tmg Rev Ray Rouse , pas tor Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW Rob ert Musser . Sunday Schoo l HARTFORD tHURCH c rst luesda y 7 30 p m supt Sunday schooL 10 30 CHRIST Chnst 1an Unmn -' WESLEYAN - (Ractne l a m worsh •P 7 30 p m Btbl e The Rev tnWt ll tam Campbet I,• Sunday Sc hool 10 a m study Wednesday 7 30 p m . p~tstor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 WorS htp II a m , Jr UMYF Sttturday nt ght p rt~ y( r se r am Jam es Hughes su pf Wedn esday 3 30 p m Btble vice ! 10 p m even mg serv1ce , 7 30 p m Study Thursday 7 p m Chotr HEMLOCK GROVE dnesday evenmg praye r Practice Thursday a p m CHRISTIAN Roger, We meeftng 7 JO p m Yout h i LETART FALLS - Church watson , pastor Wallace School tst 2nd 3rd Sundays Bradtord, SIJpt , morning prayer serv•ce ea.ch Tuesday ' ' FAIRVIEW BIBLE lO 15 a m 4th Sundav 9 15 worshfp , 9 30, chiJrch school, , Letart. W Va, Rt ' ' . am Worshtp 1s t 2nd 3rct 10 . 30, young people 's CHURCH 1. Re v George Hoschar Sundays 9 15 am 4th meeHng , 6· 30 p m , evening pa s to r Su11day School 9 30· Sunday 7 lO p m , worship , 7 30 p m.. Bible am Prayer and B1ble stud y MORNING STAR studY.t ~ednesday, 7.lD p m . 7 10 p m Cottage Praye r Worsh 1p 9 30 a m , Church ~ MT UNION I:HH"tt :, 1 School 10 30 am , Mtd Week Rev R D Brown , supply ~ ervlce Tuesday . 10 am .Wo r Ship Serv1ce Thu rsday Servtce Wednesday a b m pas tor : Sunday sc hool sup I , 7 30Pil' '· HIDING Stamog JIIUE HARRIS EILEEn HECKART ARTHUR O'C~nEU lntroducmg A ----·- JEMnETTE CUFT · ~ - - -- ·· -- ME!_9S THEATRE: Pomeroy Aprilll-!9 For Advance Tickets Contact New York Clothing House WHAr DO YOU MEAN . T ~ER.E MA¥ !It; A TO J06 ¥0UR MEh~OR'Y! the first Easter, the Cross has remamed the one great and enduring presses the meanmg of faith Like a precious jewel, th e Cross shines w1th many Copyngh! 200 W. MAIN " t976 Ka•sler Advor11S1ng S&IV!Cft . POMEROY, OHIO SPEAKER: HARRY E. RICE . > inc I~ SC•rplur,ss selected b~ StrasbUfg Vtrgtma Tile Amencan • U'l'J'LE ORPHAN B1ble Soc~ely • LI,TTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-TALKING TO HERSELF WI'- WERE SCARED WE'D NEVER SEE YOU AGAitol -· WHERE WERE. YC\.11 WCW)D"f~? 1, ~· 11 '0()-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4, 15; Speed Buggy 6.13 . Space Nuts 8,10; Electric Company 20. " Pomeroy P. J. PAULEY, AGENT i ' WONDE~ WE WENT ?~ -2 156 REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES Two Locahons Moddleport, 0. 59 N Second 51 <>a lllpoils;o. 46 CouoT St. 214 E Mam GASdUNE ALLEY I brouqht m4 TV for 4ou. Clov1a~ Pomeroy Ph . 9925130 - You know 1hanks, Slim, ~red, don't 40U, Sl1m? but I won't need tt~ Sentinel Want Ads Bring Results SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We f oil All Doctors Prescroptlons Pomeroy 992 -2955 M " BEN FRANKLIN STORE Attend the <hurch of Your Chooce Pomeroy Ph 992,3498 LOUIS W. Osborne Ph . 992-2178 Pomeroy bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph. 992 3030 Moddleporl LIL ABNER AA WANTS T'SI-KJW BELINM ONEO'T1-I' YO' ALL EAT SEVE:'N WONDERS O'DOGPA"Tt;H- 5/JPPE:P. Chester -.ALONE- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerm's Korner Kermit Wa lion Pomeroy Middleport, Ohoo MEIGS. TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Pomeroy Doal992 -2 101 ., Ph 949-5961 locust Sl w. Second Pomeroy I KNEW IT!!! HE OOeS HAVE A 5EN5E OF • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. 296 Moddleport Doa 1992-5248 Meigs County tsrancn Ph' 992.31163 tJ9 39 Oklahom• City 41 Modern Caesar 42 Second Mrs Smatra 43 Engme of war 29 Wool we1ght 31 Ebb 32 Door sound ll Venerate 34 Tm or lead 37 Proofreadmg terin HUMOR I t..-+-:-+-t-+-+- Church and Oftoce Supplies- Gifts 99 Moll Sl Middleport HESAtDYOUR SCHEME WA5SO Ot/TI?A$EOI.I6 IT WAS POSITIVELY !7EL!C/0116.' AND tM5URE HE WAS AWARE OF THE PU13LIC ITY VALUE OF 11-IE &1UNT,lDO! Is - .. PZ XP Here's how AXYDLBAAXR I. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W BIILLS O'FIRE!! WILKINSON'S " The Friendly Folks" WHAT HAVE '-IE GOT Small Eng one Sates & Service 498 locust St. Middleport Ph. 992-3092 Pomeroy, Ohio l· " KhUiSBUHY HOMF SALES & SERVICE, INC. YOU CAN RENT THIS SPACE ' ~ The F oneslln Mobile Homes1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·7034 ' . 14 1• 4• Pass PCSJU C VZP t KJ) POATI " - FOR 12.50 AWEEK .. A Mame read er wants us to define "Convention ' The official definition 1s lhat 1t 1s a bid or call that by agreement, not Inferenc e, g1ves or requests mformatwn unrelated to the denommat1on named Thus . when you b1d rour notrump to ask lor aces you are us mg the Blackwood convention • • • • . ' • •• (Fo r a copy ot JACOBY' ': MODERN, send $1 fo " Win '; at B11dge ," cl o this ~ newspaper P 0 Box 489. Rad;o C;ty Statton, /lew York, ' N Y 10019) ZL OZBGU ICEADAR± I K OQCP MZN Xp RZBJ QCYJ XF RXFG, PQZNWQP I II J I NIFTIE ..:..:.;;;;...;:;::-f..-.,---,.,..."' ~~ V ~ ~ f', _ I J ourreoted by the above cartoon. ' I " I THAR, SNUFFY? Now arnnp the drdetlltllera to fomt the ourpriM IIIIWtr, u 1...... ••suNsWIIIIlnl "t r I I I :r xr r GJFFXU BZPQ (A.wen tO. .fi'OW) Yesterday 's Cryptoquote: TREE SURGEONS ARE TAUGHT J•mbo,, GOUTY FINAL INSIST BLUING TO WEAR SAFETY BELTS SO THEY WON'T FALL OUT OF l'etlerdaf• An•wert Mat a glrllomtllme• weart at tltr bfac.-.-HER P.ATIENTS. - ANON BAITING SUIT (fjt9'76 Kin& Fnh• ,, Synd1utc Inc) I . POWEU'S SUPER VALU South Pass 2 • Pass Pass Pass Pass Openong lead - J 4 to work it : ' ' 1- UCM WX YJ I• . POMEROY, OHlO Ph . nl-215. Moddteport, Ohio North Eu11 1-- THE DAILY SENTINEL BIG JIM'S PLAZA West Unocramble these four Jumbles, ~e~uart, to form four ordinary wordo. One let'cr Simp ly stands ror another In tlus sample A is used for the thre e I.'s, X fu r the two o ·~. t·tc Sanglc lett er:'!, apostroph es, the length :tnd formatttln or t11c wo rds nre ~II honts Each da) Ihe code letter> arc <loflerc nt XL Midway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992·2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . Bakers ot Good Bread Huntington, W.Va • tKQ • 7 52 Bolh yulnerable the fmesse and it wou ld have would wind up makmg hve mstead of s1x What d1d Pete do'' He rose w1th the ace and wound up making h ve hearts D1d he refuse the fmessc because he was a pessimist'' No He refused 1t beca use he wanted 1t to be wrong Pete had really underbid h1s hand Surely some slam try was m· d~eated after tha t heart ra1se Therefore. Pete reasoned that a lot or pms would be In a slam wh1eh would depend on the heart fmesse Pete would get some pomls of the finesse were wrong and very few i£ It were nght one letter to each CRYPTnQUOTES FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convenient Localoons HEINER'S BAKERY • A J 10 3 2 By Oswald & Jame• Jacoby Pessom1s11c Pete won the f1rst tnck w1th dummy's kmg of clubs East played the queen and P~te promptly called for the queen or hearts East played low and 1t was up to Pete to decode whether or not to take the trump finesse The game was matc h pomtduphcale and If Pete lost that finesse, . West would probably give his partner a club ruff and Pete would be held to h1s contract On the other hand 1f Pete did not take " " ' •Q • AK3 Yesterday's Answer DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - fine Food & Servoce The Store with A Hearl Ph. 949.3342 EAST • Q 10 ti 2 • 87 t l087632 • J 10 9 8 6 4 SOUTII 35 Hammed b-+--+-+ll up Endmg for lemon 37 Shoo! 38 Put m wnting European 44 Classified " - Zapata! " Make euphonc Dutch cheese DOWN I Ecclesiastical wear 2 New Gumea WEST • J 98 • K5 '""'a 32 Cheat ( s l ) McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE FOOD MARKET • Q96 4 t A 54 o1o A K 3 3 Blllldmg extension I Ractne I Concernmg heal 5 Store fodder 6 Apollo's mother 7 Corroded 8 SubJeCt 9 Spartan serf 12 Rockfish 16 Shoelace 18 Anecdotal collection 19 Swab 20 Eggs msens1t1ve 23 Jewish Greek letter bened1ctwn 22 Beginners 26 Affecbonal 24 Swirtly 27 Nonsense' 25 Afghamslan 28 Polhouse Clly specialty 311 Vibrato ACROSS I Gumness 5 Seaport near Aqaba 10 Rerram words 11 Situated beneath 13 Carillon 14 Enghsh essay1s1 15 Potpourn 17 - Dieu 1 18 Eth1cally 16 tnwn "Hell" Dea ler Third St. NORTII illl o!l1 5 I by THOMAS JOSEPH 11"""1-:--------------~-,15 Home lite Saws Ph. 985-3308 ' WIN AT BRIDGE river R'IDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE BETSY ROSS BAKERY 6 tlO-News 3.4.8.10. Got! 6. 13 ; God Has The Answer 15 , Black Journal 33 6 30r-NBC News 3,4,15; To be announced 8. CBS News 10. Lilias . Youga and You 33 7·oo-world at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8. Firing Line 33. In The Know 10 , Newsmoker '16 13 , 1 3()-Treasure Hunt 3; Lest ot the Wild 10. Nashville on the Road 13 8 DO-Emergency t 3,4, IS ; Olympic Chomp ions ond Challengers 6 .13 ; Jeflersons 8,10. Rlvols of Sherlock Holmes 33 8 3()-Doc a,10 9 QO-Movle "The Greatest Story Ever Told" 3,15. S W A T 6.13 . Movie "My Sweet Chorlle'' 4, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Austin City Limits 33 . 9 3()-Bob Newhart 8,10. 10 DO-ABC News Closeup 6,13 ; Carol Burnett 8,10; Soundsoage 33. 11 OCl-News 4,8, 10, 13 , ABC News 6, Janak! 33 11 1()-News 3; Wally's Workshop 15 11 1s-Movle " It Happened One Summer" 6. 11 3()-Movle " Hot 5~11" 8; Movte " Ship of Fools" 10, Movie "The. Mystery of Edwin Drood" 13. 11 4()-Movle " Jane Eyre" 3; Saturday Night 4,15, l.DO-Sammy end Company 6. Movie "J ungle Woman" 13 I 1()-Mov le " Trial Run" 4 1 15-'News 3 1 3()-Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 8. Movie " No Man Of Her Own" 10 1 .45-Mol/le ! 'Belle Starr" 3 2· 3()-ABC News IJ 3 0()-Movle "t f A Man Answers" 4 3 3()-Movle "A Hlgh Wind tn Jamai ca" 10 3 4s-Movle "K iss of Death '" 3 4 4s-Mov le "Gunpoint" 4 5 Is-Mov ie "The Foxes of Harrow " 1;;--t-+-+- . SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 700 E Mam I Groceries & General Merchandose Ph. 949-S772 Rac•ne DUDLEY'S MARK VSTORE WI<EIIE WAID CROSS SONS STORE Nat1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus, 0. 307 Sprong Ave. Pomeroy Doal992 2318 220 E Main ~ THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL GAUL'S MARKET LIKE 1}1EY'I<:E FINALLY BEGINNING Mod~ 12 DO-Jetsons 3s,4, 15; Va lley of the Dinosaurs 8,10. Action News for Kids 13. Vegetable Soup 20 12 3th-Go USA 3, 4, 15; Amer ican Bandstand 13, \l le wpolnl 8; Fat Albert 10 1 DO-David Niven' s World 3; Champions 4; Soul Tjoln 6, Champions 8. Children's Film Festival 10: Wreslllno 1S, Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 t · 3()-Grealest Sports Legends 3; Next Generation 13; Biograph~/ 33 2 DO-Grandstand 3,4,15. Mission Impossible 6, NBA Play oil 8,10, Salelytown 13 ; Film 33 . 2 Is- Baseball 3,4 , 15 2 3()-Hogen's Heroes 13. Valiant Years 33 3 tlO-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6; Roland Mart in Fi shing 13, Family at Wor 33 J 30-Pro Bowllna 6,13. 4 oo-Resou,cefut West VIrginia 33 4 30-Tennls 8,10. Lei 's Grow • Gorden 33 5 DO-FBI 3, Wide' World ol Sports 6,13; Don Adams Screen Test 4, To be Announced 1S, What's Cooking? 33 5. 3th-Adam 12 4, Guppies to Groupers 33 Pete hopes finesse is wrong ~ YEP.' IT SOUNDS Di,ttm-- Ph. 949-9S91 Chester, OhiO WISH HE 'D WAKE UP LONG ENOUGH TO ANSWER ALL TH' QUESTIOtiS I WANT TO ASK · .. I Rae me DOGGONE' SOUND A SLEEP AGAIN -- I SURE GOEGLEIN READY MIX ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION lf 3()-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 13 , CBPABowllng 4, Ghost Bus ters 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20 SATURDAY, APRIL11, 1976 6 QO-Sunr lse Semesler 8,10 6 3()-Film 4. Matters of Life 6, TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13 7 00-Saturday Report 3. AG•USA 4. Eddie Saunders 6, Treehouse Club 8, U S. farm Report 10, Groovte Goolles 13 . 1 3()-Bullwinkte 3, I Drea m of Jeannie 4; Jelsons 6, Vegetable Soup 15, Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Malchine 8; Man From C 0 S t 10, Make A Wish 13. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20 a DO-Emergency Plus 4 3,4 ,15 , Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbless and Bamm-Bamm 8, 10, Sesame Street 20 a 30-Josoe and the Pussycats 3,4,15, Tom and Jerry Grape Ape 6,13; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10 9 DO-Secret Lives of Waldo Kilty 3,4,15 , Electric Company 20 ' 9 3()-Pink Panther 3,4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 6,13 , Scooby Doo 8,10. Mister Rogers 20 ' 10 0()-Land of the Lost 3S ,4, 15, Super Friends 13, Hot Dog 6; Shazam' Isis 8, 10. Sesame Street 20 , 10 3()-Run. Joe. Run 3,4,15; Big Blue Marble 6. fa1th.It is the pledge of God's l oving pur- With the hope it will, In some measur~. foster and help sustain thaT which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 7:30 EACH EVENING WESTSIDE CHURCH OF OfRIST I~ which we must share It is themohvat10n of Christian action. t The Cross s1gmhes the v1ctory of On Easter - this greatest festival of our Fa1th, will you come to Church and d1s- ', cover its message? • SUNDAY-10 AM & 6PM COL~ men of H1s Son. It IS our assurance of His promise of salvation t The Cross s ign! lies the challenge of . APRIL 19 THRU 25 all The Cross s ignifies the hope of faith. It reveals God's love for us in the sacrifice t g GOSPEL MEETING fa1th. It reveals God 's love for pose in saving th e world. It is th e so urce of peace What does th e Cross mean to you? facets of truth. . ,,. L.!:=;;;;t,;';;:;;;;;::=::!J it best ex- symbol of Christiamty because v: PIACE[PGI FRIDAY, APRIL lt, 1976 5 00-Bonenza 3; Family Atlelr 8; Star Trek 15 s JO-Adam.12 4,15; News 6, Beverly Hlllbllttes 8. Elec Co. 20,33. 6 :00-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABt New. 6; Zoom :io,JJ. 6. 30-NBC News 3,4;15; ABC News 13, Andy Griffith 6; " CBS News 8, 10 : Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Carrascotendas 3l. 7 · 00-Truth or Cons 3; To Tett the Truth 41 Lawrence Welk a . Bowttng lor Dollars 6, Aviation Weather 33, News 10, Don Adams Scmn Tst 13; Family Altair IS. Ohl~ JQ<Jrnal 20 7. 3()-Porler Wagoner 3, Treasure Hunt 4; Cndld Camera 6, Evening Edition wllh Merlin Agronsky 20, $2S,OOO Pyramid 10 , To Tett the Truth 13; Pop Gees the Country 15, Black Pers~cttve on The News 33. 8 00-Sanford & Son 3.4.15. Donny & Marte 6, 13, Movie "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" 8,10, Washington Week In REview 20,33. 8 3()-The Practice 3,4,15 , Wall Street Week 20,33 9 · 00-Rocktord Files 3,4, 15; Movie " Love Story" 6,13; Firing Line 20: Maslerplece Theare 33 9 3()-Movle "Beneath the Planet of the Apes" 8, 10. 10:00-Pollce Story 3,4,15; News 20 ; Paul Nuchtms 33 . 10 · 30-Avtalton Wealher 230 11 · 00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11· 30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 , Rookies 6, 13; Movte "Three Ring Circus" 8; Movie "Queen of Ouler Space" 10; Janak! 33. 12 : 40-Don Kirshner 's Rock Concerl6; Ironside 13 1 00- Midnlghl Special 3, 4, IS, Movie "Witches Mountain" 10 1:4()-News 13 ; 2 3()-Movle "Killen with a Whip" 4; News 3 3 00-Movte "Apartment for Peggv" 3 4•00-Movle "Out of Sight" 4. 4 ts-Movte "LIIeboel" 3 5. 30-Movte " HI, Gaucho" 4 6 '00-Movle "Lynch Mob" 3 • CAP!' AIN EASY GOSPEL 1 lHE Television log for easy viewing THE PlASTE~­ IS IT A WE'RE 601N6 TO HAVE TO MEA5VRE '1'0~R 11&\8 SIR, FIND '{OUR ~Pf~ 5t ZE . • • �' ~=~~~~oy:O .. Frld•v April6,1976 li S THE SALVATION ARMY Pomeroy Butternut Ave .' En'JOY and Mrs Rav W•n•ng , Off ic ers tn ch arg e Sun da y hol.ness meeltng, 10 am , Sunday sc hOol 10 JO am le ade r Y PSM Elotse Adams . 7 30 SLEYAN HOLINESS CHURCH H Perr in , pastor Har rtsonvtlle , t:{cv O'Dell Roy Mayer , Sun da y school M~tey . Pastor , Henry Eblin , ~ supt Church school. 9 15 Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday am 1 worshtp serlitce . 10 24 Sc hoo l 9 JO am ' , Eventng am Yo ut h chotr reh earsa l worsh •P 7 30 p m , Prayer and Mondi'Jy 3 30 p m und e r Pra.se ser vt cc. Thur sday , 7 30 directton of Mary Sk tnner pm se nior choir reh ea r sal 7 30 SYRACUSE FIRST p m Thursday Wi!h Mr s Paul CHURCH OF GOD - Rev Nease dtrectof Ceorg e Oiler , pa stor Sunday PO~EROY CHURCH OF sc hool. 9 45 a m , morn fng THE NAZARENE - Cor ner pr e ac htng . II am Un1on and Mu lberry Rev evangeltst /c serviCe . 7 30 p m Clyde v Henderson , pasto r Prayer meel tng Thursdi'ly , s unday sc hool. 9 30 am , Glen 7 JO p m McClung , sup! morntng POMEROY WEST S!OE worshrp , 10 30 am , eventng CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W serv tce , 7 30 , m 1d week Ma1n St Jer ry Paul. se rv tc e, Wednesday , 7 30 p m mml!.ter . ph one 992 7666 GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Conservattv(' , non Rev Haro ld Dee th , r ecto r tns trum en tal . Sunday wor ChiJrch se r vtces 10 30 a Ill ih tp, 10 am , Btbl c st udy, 11 Hojy co mm uni On ftr st Sunday 3m worshtp, 6 p m Wed ot mon th church sc hool 10 JO 1esday Bthl f.l o; t, ,rt v 7 om a m for nu r se r v th rouoh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL CHRIST - Rt chard Evanson , BAPTIST Roger Turner pastor Btbt e school. 9 30 pastor Sunday school, a m , worshtp , 10 30 am , m Morn ing se r vtce, 11 a10 ma adult worshtp se rv tce and Sunday eve nmg servtce, 7 30 young people 's meeltng, 7 30 > m Wednesday Btbl e Study p m Co mbmed Btb le study Nednesda y, 7 30 D m and prayer meettng, Wed nos da y, 7 30 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE THE SALVATION ARMY HRISTIAN 0 HURCH - Rev Eny oy Ray W Wmtng , offtcer 'on Te rr y pas tor Sunday tn charg e Sunday 10 am chOol. 10 a rn , Mrs Wor ley Hol mess meet mg . 10 30 am r anc1 s supe rtnt e nd en t Sund ay School Yo ung flor nm g worSI1t P 11 am People's Legton 7 p m cvent ng se r vtcc. 7 30 Thur sday 1 to 3 p m La dtes unday GRA HAM UNITED Home League 7 p m Prep ltETHOOIS'T' Prea ch tng classes ST PAUL LUTHERAN ' 30 a m , fir st and second CHURCH , Co r ne r ot Sund ays of ea ch mon th th trd Sycamore and Second Sis and fou rth Sunday s eac h Pomeroy , Th e Rev Wtlltam mon th wo r shtp serv .ce at 7 30 Mttld les warth , Pa stor Sunday p m Wednesday evc ntngs at Sc hool a t 9 .!5 a m and 7 30 Prayer and B1b le Study SEVENTH - DAY AD Chur ch Servtces 11 a m SACRED HEART - Rev VENTIST, Mulbe rry He1ght s P asto r Fath e r Pa ul 0 We lt on Road . Pom e ro y pa itor Phon e 99 2 2825 Gerard Se ton Sab bath Sc hOo l Sat urd ay cventng Mass 7 30 S uperintenden t , Clara Mc in tyre Sa bb at h Sc hool Sunday Mass 8 and 10 a rn ConfeSSIOn Sat urdn y 7 7 JO Satu rday a ft ern oo n a t 2 00 wtth Wo r sh tp servtce om POMEROY FIRST BAP lollowt no a t 3 15 TIST - Rev Ralp h Zund el RUTLAND FIRST BAP poJst or Wlllt am Wa tson TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger Sunda y sc hool sup t , Sunday Ford Jr pas tor . Drew y sc hoo l 9 JO a m BYF 6 Go re su pt Sunday school. p m Btbfe study , We d 9 30 a m morntng wo rsh1p , nesday 7 p m cho tr pr acl tCC', 10 15 .:1 m Wedn esday a 30 p m THE HILAND CHAPla., BURLINGHAM CH URCH Geo r g ~ Casto pasto r S und;:~y - Rev Bob by Elktns, pa s tor Sc hoo l 9 30 a m evcntn g Sun d ay sc hool , 10 a m 7 JO Th u r sday ..vor s h•P se rv tce . 11am and 7 wo r shtp p m Wc dn es da -v eve ntn g evcntng pra yer serv tce 7 30 pm secv tee, 7 p rn POMEROY FIRST RACINE APOSTOLIC SO UTHERN BAPTIST - 2B2 Mulber r y Ave aff tltal ed CHURCH ....Thomas L Holmes pa stor E va nge lt sltc wll h S B C Gary Basham Sunda y sc hool su pt Sund ay servtce Sunday 7 30 p m morn1ng prayer meet mg Tuesday 1 JO sc hool 9 30 am wo rsh tp tO JO a m eve nm g p 111 Otbl e s tu dy Tt:ursday worsnt p 6 30 p m Btble 7 30 p m s tudy , Wednesday , 7 30 p m MIDW A t CO MMUNIT Y FAIRPLAY CHAPEL , CHu rc h at Lang svil le lo ca te d on MeliJS Cou nt y S'u nday Schoo l 10 a m Btble Road 1 o ff ellher 325 or 12<1 st udy , Wed nesd ay . 7 30 p m P as tor Rev Th e r on Chu rch serv tces Saturday at Durh am Sunday Sc hoo l 10 7 30 p m Yout h meel 111gs at am , worshtp sNvt ce . 7 30 7 p m wllh Roscoe and p m Sunday Pr aye r B't'ltnd a F rf e, leaders me e ttn g , Tues day 7 30 p m , you lh se rvt cc , 7 30 p m FAITH TABERNACLI Frtd ay CHURCH Batl e y Ru 1 Road Rev Emme tt Rawson pa s tor Hand ley Dunn 1 sup! Su nd a y sc hoo l. 10 a m Sund ay eve n tng se rv tce , 7 30 B1bl£' teach tng , 1 30 The Almanac p rnl Thur sday United Press lnternatlonal Today IS Fnday, April 16, Charhe Chaplm was born on th e 107th day of 1976 w1th 259 th1s date in 1889. In follow On this d ay m history . The moon os between 1ts full In 11162, Congress abolished phase and last quarter slavery m the D1strict of The morning star 1s Venus Colwnbia The evenmg stars are MerIn 1947 , more than 500 cury, Mars, Jupi te r and persons were k1lled when a Saturn Ffench [rigate carrymg niThose born tlus date are trates exploded at the dock m Wider the s1gn of Anes Texas C1 ty , Tex Wilbur Wr1ght, American inventor of th e airplane, was _born April 16, 1867 _J.ctor TRINITY The true story that has captivated over 8,000,000 p m salva tion mee t tn g LadH!•s Hom e Lea9ue , 12 noon to 1 p m . Thursd ay , pr a ye r meet•ng Etnd Btble stu dy Thur sday 7 JO p m MORSE CHAPEL WorShiP 11 a rn Church School 10 a m PORTLAND - WOHhtp 7 lOp m . Chu rch Sc hool 9 30 a "' SU TTON ..... Church SchOOl 9 30 am wo rshtp tst and 3rd s undays ro JO a m • 7- The D~il.l' Sentinel, M1ddlepor1 -Pomeroy, 0 , rr1day, Aonl 16, 1976 9 4S a m , Sundaty evening worsh•P · 7 p m - TUPPERS ffiCK l'RACY PLAINS CHR,ISTIAr.t CHURCH Eugene Undt r wood . Howard Cal dw ell. J • ~ chOot '-l up t SunoaysJp;~;,;· 9 30 a m ' Morning 10 30 am . Su nday serv1 ce . 7 p m LEY.ART F,.A\.LS UNITED BRETHREN Rev Fr eeland Norr is . pa stor , 1 s loy G Norr ts . sv pt unday schooL 9 30 am mornmQ sermon , 10 30 am , Prayer serv tce. Wedn esd ay , 7 JO p m SC~ATCHED IN NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev RobertMeece, Pastor Oenn1sCreegar, Assoc. Mm1ster JOPPA - WorshtP 10 am , MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Church Schoot9 am . Prayer Co rner Fourth and Me tn , Wednesday 8 P m Mtddteporl Re\1 Henr y Key , Meet,ng LONG BOTTOM - Wo' CHESHIRE CHURCH OF J r , pastor Sunday School. sh1p 9 am • Sun day School GOO OF PROPHECY - G p 9 JO am Mr s Er"'fl 9 45 am . Prayer Meettng Smt i h. pastQr Sunday Sc hool. Baumgardner su p! , Morning 10 am Arth ur Henson . Wednesday 7 30 P m Nor sht p , 10 45 am NORTH BETHEL Sup ! . Mornmg WorShip, 11 JE HOVAH'S WITNESSES w orsh tp 11 am Church a m You ng Peo ple 's serv 1ce, - Larry Carnah an , pr estd.n g Schoo l 10 am 7 p m Evening se rv tce 7•30 'lltn•~ t e r Sun d ay . Btb le ALFRED - Su nda y School pm Wed nesday MiO week lec lup• 9 30 am Watch 9 . -iS a~ m Worshtp 11 am · Praye r Servtce. 7 30 p m towe r s tucly 10 30 am , Prayer m eet mg Wedn esday Youth meet mg . 6. 30 p m , Tuesday B tble s tudy . 7 30 7 4S p m , UMW 3rd Tuesday Ev~ n 1 ng worsh 1p, 7 30 p m :~ m T hursday , m lnt s try B P m , CHESTER CHURCH OF •chool 7 30 p m ser vtce REEDSVILLE - Sunday THE NAZARENE Rev neettn g 8 30 p m Sc hool9 30 am Worshtp 7 30 Herber t Grat e, pa stor ' MIDDLEPORT CHURCH P m , Prayer Mee ltng 7 30 Wor sh 1p serv tce, 11 am and OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN p m Tuesday, UMW t 30 7 30 p m s unday Sunday UNION - Lawrence Manl ey, 1st Thursd ay School , 9 30 am . Ric hard oa sror , Mr s Russel l Young , P m SILVER RIDGE - Wor Bartgn , supt Prayer meettng, Sunday School Supt Sun day Shtp 10 a m Church SchOol 9 Wednesday , 7 30 p m Sc hoo l 9 JO am Even tn g a rn , BRADFORD CHURCH wo rs ht p, 7 30 Wedn esda y TUPPERS PLAINS CHRIST Ji'JCk Perry , prayer mee tmg 7 30 p m Wo r sh!p9a m Church Sc hoo l mmt ster Sunday Schoo l 9 30 MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 a m _ KENO CHURCH OF am morntng Church 10 30 GOO - Ra cme Route 2 th e Rev James M Muncy, CHR tST - Geo rge Fredert ck. "m Sunday eve nmg serv1ce, pa stor Sunda y school 9 45 sup t S•u vtce week ly 9 30 7 30 P m Wednesday servtce. a m mor n mg wor sh tp 11 am on Sun Qay Pr:ea chtng 8 P mriro=.,--= a m , even tng wors htp , 7 30 fir s t and lht rd Sund eys 0 1 (AUREL CLIFF F Pray e r meelt ng , Tuesday . month by Clifford Sm tih 9 JO METHODIST CHURCH Rev r loyd F Shook pastor . 7 JO p m , Young people's am HOBSON CHRISTIAN Lloyd Wrtgh t. Sunday Sc hoo l rnee tmg 7 30 p m Thu r sday Sup t Morn1ng Worshtp 9 MIDDLEPORT FIRST UNION - Darrell Doddrlll BAPTIST - Corner Stx th and pas tor Sunday Sc hool. q 30 a m . Sunday Sch.col 10 20 a 1 Wednesday Prayer and Pa lmer the Rev Pe te r a m Leona rd Gilm ore. t 1rst m p astor , Danny elder e ven.ng serv tce 7 JO Btble Sludy 7 30 p m Sunday G randal Wednesday prayer eve nm g worshtp 7 30 p m • Th om pson, s up e r inte nd e nt p m Chotr Practtce Thursday 7 p Sunday Sc ho ol WMPO Radto me et 1ng, 7 30 p m program 7 45 a m Sunday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF rn OEXTER CHURCH OF Sc hool 9 I S a rn Mornmg GOD - Ra cme Route 2 Th e CHRIST - Ch arles RusselL Worshtp, 10 15 a m Youth Rev Char les Hand . pa stor Sr mtnlster No r m .l n C Wt ll. i:t CIIVIt teS and fe llOW Ship fOr Sund ay Sc hool , 9 dS am · sup t Sunday Sc flool 9 )0 t unt o r and se n• o r ht g h morn tng worshtp 11 am am worshtp se rvtce , 10 30 s tudent s 6 p m Sunday Ev en1 ng se rvtces, Tuesda y am Btb le study , Tuesday , evenmg worshtp , 7 30 p m and Frtday , 730pm 730 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE Mt d we e k pra ye r se r v tces, CHURCH OF CHRIST - Doug REORGANIZED CHURCH Wednesday, 7 30 p m OF JESUS CHRIST OF CHURCH OF CHRIST. Seaman mi niSter Btbl e LATTER DAY SAINTS ~ Mtdd leport , 5th and Matn stu dy 9 30 ·am morntng Portl a nd Rac tne Road Geo rg e Glaze. mm tste r . wors h1p , 10 30 am ev{'ntng Will tam Roush , pa stor Denny J ame s She ets. s upenn Sunday Sch ool worshiP 8 P m • We dn esday f:vans , tendent Btb le sc ho ol 9 30 11nght Rt ble s tud y 8 P m Dtr ector Sunday School. 9 30 1 a m . rnornmg· wor shtp 10 30 KENO CHURCH OF am , Mornmg worshtp , 10 30 a m even tng worshtp 7 30. CHRIST George su nday am 5 unday evenm g serv tce prayer serv•c e 7 p m Wed Fredenck supt 7 p m Wednesday evenmg 12_e1_q_a y ,. morntnQ servtce, 9 30 a m r se r vtces 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH Wllh Pre achong on ttrsf and praye BETHLEHEM BAPTIST 0\ THE NAZARENE - Re v thtrd Sunday of month by Rev Ear l Shul e r . pastor Don Cole , pastor Mrs Mary George Ptckens WorS hiP servtc e. 9 30 am Lathey, Sunday schoo l sup! STIVERSVILLE COM · _Sunday School , 1030 am . • Sunday sc hool . 9 30 a m , MU,NITY CHURCH ~ Sunday Bible sruay CJno _fl..!J!.lli morntng worsh•P 10 30 a m 1 sc hool se rv tce 10 am , lli.Y.!f.!.. T!:!,u ~s2 av 7_ 3 0_~ Sunday cvange lt st tc m ee tmg Pr ayer mee t tng Thursday 7 CARLETON CHURCH 7 JO p m Prayer meeltng p m Sunday ev enmg servtce .' Km9sbury Road Gary K 1ng , Wednesday , 7 30 p m 7 D 01 pastor Sunday sc hool. 9 30 UNITED PRESBYTER IAN OF am, e ventng worShip, 7 30 ZION CHURC H MINISTRY OF MEIGS CHRI ST Pomeroy P m Prayer meeltng, Wed COUNTY - Dwtghl L ZavtiL HarriSOn v ill e Road , Mtke nesdav , 7 30 p m d tree tor '; triOn , pastor , Bill McElroy . L 0 N G B0 T T 0 M HARRISON\IOLLE PRESSunday school supt Sunday CHRISTIAN - Bruce s m1th BYTERIAN Rev school, 9 30 a m , mornmg pastor Wallace Damewood ' Ernest Str tck l tn , ..,pastor worshtp and commun ton , Sup ! Btble School, 9 30 am ' Sunday church school, 9 30 10 30 a m , Sunday eventng Prea chtng servtce, 10 45 am a m , Mr s Homer Lee, su p! , youth Chn s ltan Endeavor . No even tng serv1re mo rn tng worsh1p , 10 30 6 30 p m . worshtp servtc e. HYSELL l'(l,IN FRt:.~ MIDDLEPORT - Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday METHODIST CHURCH school 9 30 a m R tct'1ard evenmg prayer meeting and Rev Paul Nevill e pa stor Vaughan . su pt Mornmg Btb te s tudy 7 30 P m Sunda-y Schoo l 9 JO am worshtp , 10 J O a m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mornmg servtce \0 30 am, Morn tng CHURCH Pm e Grov e The youth s erv 1ce 6 45 p m SYRACUSE worshtp , 9 a m Sunday Rev W1lltam Mtddl eswa rlh Evangel 1st 1c serv 1ce 7 30 p m sc hool, 10 am Mr~ Sa mpson Pas tor Church Servtces 9 JO Praye r meeltng Thursday am Sund ay School 10 30 am 7 30 p m _Hall. supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF James 0 BRADBURY CHURCH 0\1 FREEDOM CHRIST - Ktm Cole, pestor , l MISSION at Ba ld Knob Rev GOD Rev Kev m Kmg, Sunday school • E J Grtftilh supt of chur ch . Guyn n , ~ pa st or Sunday supt Sunday school. 9 30• R9V L R Glu esencamp . sc hool , 10 a m , Sunday am worshtp servtce , lO 30 ; pastor . Roge r Wtll lr ed , Sr , worshtp , 11 am Sunday Sunday services , 7 Sunday Sc hoo l supt Sunday eve n1ng se rv1 ce. 7 p m • a m p m , youth meetmg , Wed sc ho o l. 9 30 am . prayer Wednesday worshtp se r vtce nesday , 7 p m meeltng , Tuesday, 7 30 p m , 7 30 om AN IIUU II Y BAPTIST yo ut h m ee hng . 6 p m Sunday, r1ATI: L COMMUNITY Rev Freeland Norrts pa stor leaders Ada ' Va n Mete r and CHURCH Near Lang Sunday sch ool 10 am Grell a Suttle Sunday evenmg Bollom . Edsel Har t. pastor Churc h servtce 7 P m wo r sh tp , 7 p m ~ thro ug h S u nd~t y schdnl. 10 a m , , Wednesday Btbte Study , 7 wt nt er mo nth s Chu r ch 7 30 p 'm , prayer P m MT HERMON CHURCH mee tmg 7 30 p m Thur sday RACINE CHURCH OF THE OF THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT PEN · NAZARENE - Rev John A BRETHREN IN CHRIST - ' TECOSTAL - Tht rd Ave , the Coff man , pa s tor S undt~y Rev Ja mes H Leach . pastQr Rev Wt t11 am Knttt el, pasfor Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m , Gerald Sunday sch ool 9 30 a m Ronald Dugan . sunday Sc hool Wells , supt Mornmg Wor shtp Ru sse ll Spen ce r , s up! Sup! Cla sses tor atl ages. 10 30 a m , Sunday evening Wo r shtp se rvt ce, 10 45 a m , evenmg serv•ce . 7 30 . Btbl e wor shtp 7 30 , Prayer Even ing worshtp atternattng s tudy Wednesaday , 7 30 mee ttng We dn esday 7 30 p wtth c E at 7 30 p m on p m youth serv•ccs, Frtday , 1 mRACINE FIRST BAPTISI ~ un~ y 0~adyne;s~ae:t•ngtf?re3g 1 JO p m MIDDLEPORT - Don L Walker . Pas tor Wo lfe, lay leader FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn1 e Sals er , Sunday sc hoo l WHITE'S CHAPEL Corner Ash and Plum , Noel supt , Sunday school. 9 30 'Coolville R o Rev Roy Herr mann . pastor Saturday am , mornmg worshtp 10 40 Dee te r , pas tor Sundav schooL evenmg serviCe, 7 30 p m , am • Sunday evenm g 9 30 am , worshtp se rv 1ce. Sunday sc hool 10 am . wor s htp 7 30 Wed nesday 10 30 am Btble st udy and Sunday evening wor sh1p , 7 30 eventng Btble study 7 30 pray er se rvtc e Wedne sday . pm DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ 7 JO om " ~ev Lelon Glasure, pa stor . RUTLAND MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH Sund ay Sc hoo l. 9 30 a rn RUTLANu CHURCH OF THE UNITED youth a nd tUn tor yo uth ser CHRIST- Carl Peek, pastor PUBLIC NOTICE METHODIST CHURCH V•ce 6 45 P m · eve n tng V H Braley , Sunday school Seated btds wttl be re cetved Robert T Bumgarn er, worShiP 7 30 p m prayer supt Sunday schoo l, 9 JO a In the offt ce of the Clerk. on D1rector and prat se Wednesday 7 30 m , worship and commun on , Seco nd Stre et , VI llage of om POMEROY CLUSTER Pomeroy , Oh1o , until 12 SILVER RUN FREE 10 30 a m youth meet ing, 6 Rev Rob ert Hayden B p m Sunday eventng ser o'clock noon , Monday , May 3, Rev D Wm . Sydenstrtcker APTIST Mi les Trout, vice, 7 , regular board 1976 , for the followtnQ CHESTER - Worshtp 9 15 pastor Sunday school, 10 meeting , saturday, 7 p m pr~f.osa I m Church Schoo l 10 a m am . Sieve Ltltle , supt POMEROY Wor s htp Eventng servtce, 7 D m . RUTLAND COMMulltfY Fo r 1,000 tons , more or less ·\O JO am Ch ur ch School 9 15 prayer meetmg, Thursday. 7 CHURCH - Sunday Schoo of asphalt concrete in place pm am UMY F 6 JOpm 9 30 a m . worshlp serv tce , 1I To be placed on the parking CHt~t~W CHURCH OF a m . Wedn esday praye r ENTERPRISE - Wors htp lot, as des1gned by Village 9 am Chur c h School 10 a m GODRev Bobby Porter , meellng , 7 30 p m , yo ur h Council I pa stor Sunday school. 9 30 serv tces, Sunday , 7 p m ROCK, SPRINGS All materials Hnd equtp am wor sht p servtce . 11 Worsh 1p 10 a m Church Sunday ntght worsh tD, 7 30I . men! are to meet Oh10 9 am UM YF 6 30 am 1 even 1ng se rvt ce 1 30 rDepartment of Htghway School RUTLAND CHUR<..ri ~ pm you th se rv1 ce Wednesday . · Spectftcattons THE NAZARENE Rev FLATWOODS Wo rsh ip JO p m 7 All btds are to be by the ton Lloyd 0 Gnmm , Jr , pastor LANGSVIlLE CHRISTIAN 11 am Chu rch Sc hOol 10 am tn place and fhe pri ce per ton Ted Jo nes, Sunday school, 9 30 am CHURCH MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER shalt Inc lude all necessary pas tor Sunday school. 9 30 wo r shtp se rv1 ce , 10 30 am Rev Robert Bumgarner cleantng Specifications of the a m , Roy S•gman , su pt , broa dcas t live over WMPO HEATH Wo r Ship 10 30 Parkmg Lot to be su rfa ced are mornmg worsh tp, 10 30 . young peopl e's se rvtc e. o 45 am Church School 9 JO ~a m on file m the off 1ce of the Sunday eventng serv1ce , 7 30 . evangeltsltc servrce 7 30 p m UMYF6pm Mayor tn the VJ!Iage of RUTLAND J e ffr ey m td wee k servtce , Wed Prayer meeltng . WE:dnesday Pom eroy 7 30 p m MISSIOnar} GerbH . Pa s tor Wor ShiP ..n esday , 7 30 p m Each btd must contam the m ee flng 7 30 p m fir s I lO 30a m Ch Urc h School 9 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF full nome of eve ry person or THE NAZARENE Rev Wednesday of month .. am company mterested m the MASON COUNTY Dale Bass , pastor , Bob SYRACUSE CLUSTER ~ S TBAPTIST same , and be accQmpanted by Moore , Sunday school supt , Scc,,..;:.Or~ Re~ RIChard E Jarvt s ond and Pu,TI Proy Sts a bond or cer l tfled check •n the Sun day school classes for all ASBURY - Wors h tp 11 Stan Cr a tg pa stor 5ur,tla sum of SlOO 00 to the ages , 9 30 am , morntng sct10o am Church School 9 50 a m l. 9 45 am worsh1p sattsfa ctton of Vtttage Council , worsh1p , 10 45 am , NYP S se rv1ce UMW l1 r s t Tue sday 11 am tr at nmg as a guaranty thaf lf the bid 1S FORST RUN - Worshtp 9 6 30 p m evangellsltc ser un mn 6 JO p m . eventng accepted, 1.'1 con trac t will be vtce . 7 30 p m Pra ye r and worsh a m Church Sc hool 10 a m tp servtce 7 JO p m entered Into and Its per UMW th•rd wednesday 7 JO tasttng Tuesday , 10 a m . Mtd Mtd week se r vtce tormance properly secured pm week prayer serv tce Wed Wednesd ay prayer 7 30 p m These checks or bonds w•ll MINERSVILLE - WorSh tp nesday , 7 30 p m . men ' s MASON CHURC-H OF . be returned at once to all 10 a m Church School 9 a m prayer meetmg , Saturday , 7 CHRIST, P 0 Bo x 487 Mille r except !he successful bidder UMW th ird Monday 7 30 p m p m , m 1SS 1onary meetmg , St , W Va Sunday Ht s check or bond will be held SYRACUSE Church second Wednesday , 1 30 p m B1bleMason Study 10 am , Worst11p until t he contract or b1d 1s Sc hool 9 30 am Worsh tp UNil~ fi FAITH NON II am and 7p m Btbt e Study properly executed by htm servtce 7 30 p m DENOMINAliONAL - Rev Wednesday 7 p m , Voca I The rtght tS reserved to SOUTHERN CLUSTER Ro bert Smtih , pa stor Sunda y mUSIC . re 1ect any and all bids Rev Howard Shtvel ey schoo l 9 30 am , cl ass FIRST SOUTHERN Rev Steven Wtlson leader , Leo Hrll woMhtp BAPTIST - Corner of Si'cond Jane Wallen , Rev :Zelia KrusJewskt serv 1ce , 10 JO am , chur ch, and An de rson , MoJSon Pastor Clerk BETHANY - (Dor cas) 7 30 no Wa lt er Cloud Sunday school V11ta qe of Pomeroy Worshtp 11 30 am Chur ch E EN UNITED 9 -15 am worshiP se r vtce 1I School tO 30 am •BRETHREN IN CHURIST am a nd 7'""30 p m Week i ~ l.t ) 9 ,~ 16, 2tc CARMEL - Chur ch Sc hool E ld en R Btake , pastor Btbl e study Wednesday , 7 31 9 JOa m Wo r sl'11p 10 JO a m Sunday School 10 am . pm 2nd and 4th Sundays Howard Mc Coy s upt MASON ASSEMBLY OF APPLE GROVE - Sunday Morntng serm on 11 am GOD, Duddmg Lan e . Maso n Sc hool 9 30 a m, Worsh •P 7 30 Sunday ntght serv tces va , Ches ler Te nn a nt p m 1st and 3rd Sundays .· Chrtsltan Endeavor . 7 30 W Pa sto r Sunday School 9 45 Prayer m eet mg Wednesday p m Song se r vtce B p m , am . Children' $ Chur ch 6 45 7 30 p m Fe llowshtp supper Preach mg 8 JO p m Mtd p m Young People's Se r"'c ft rst Salurdav 6 p m UMW 1/1. ee k Praye r meehng . 6 45 p m , Evangeltslt c 2nd Tu esday 7 30 p m ' L"d n es da y. 7 p m . Ra y Se rv tce 7 30 p m Women ' s EAST LETART - Chur ch Ad ams . fay leade r. MtSSJOnary Council 10 am Sc hool lsi 2nd . Jr d Sundays , CHURCH OF JESUS ft r s t and lhtrd Tuesdays 9 30 a m Fourth $unday CHRIST Located at Prayer and Bible Stud ) 10 30 am wo r:shtp 2nd ~uttand on New Ltma Road , Wednesday. 1 JO p m Sunda y 7 30 p m 4th Sunday nex t to F-orest Acre Par k 9 JO am Pra ye r Mee tmg Rev Ray Rouse , pas tor Wednesday 7 30 p m UMW Rob ert Musser . Sunday Schoo l HARTFORD tHURCH c rst luesda y 7 30 p m supt Sunday schooL 10 30 CHRIST Chnst 1an Unmn -' WESLEYAN - (Ractne l a m worsh •P 7 30 p m Btbl e The Rev tnWt ll tam Campbet I,• Sunday Sc hool 10 a m study Wednesday 7 30 p m . p~tstor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 WorS htp II a m , Jr UMYF Sttturday nt ght p rt~ y( r se r am Jam es Hughes su pf Wedn esday 3 30 p m Btble vice ! 10 p m even mg serv1ce , 7 30 p m Study Thursday 7 p m Chotr HEMLOCK GROVE dnesday evenmg praye r Practice Thursday a p m CHRISTIAN Roger, We meeftng 7 JO p m Yout h i LETART FALLS - Church watson , pastor Wallace School tst 2nd 3rd Sundays Bradtord, SIJpt , morning prayer serv•ce ea.ch Tuesday ' ' FAIRVIEW BIBLE lO 15 a m 4th Sundav 9 15 worshfp , 9 30, chiJrch school, , Letart. W Va, Rt ' ' . am Worshtp 1s t 2nd 3rct 10 . 30, young people 's CHURCH 1. Re v George Hoschar Sundays 9 15 am 4th meeHng , 6· 30 p m , evening pa s to r Su11day School 9 30· Sunday 7 lO p m , worship , 7 30 p m.. Bible am Prayer and B1ble stud y MORNING STAR studY.t ~ednesday, 7.lD p m . 7 10 p m Cottage Praye r Worsh 1p 9 30 a m , Church ~ MT UNION I:HH"tt :, 1 School 10 30 am , Mtd Week Rev R D Brown , supply ~ ervlce Tuesday . 10 am .Wo r Ship Serv1ce Thu rsday Servtce Wednesday a b m pas tor : Sunday sc hool sup I , 7 30Pil' '· HIDING Stamog JIIUE HARRIS EILEEn HECKART ARTHUR O'C~nEU lntroducmg A ----·- JEMnETTE CUFT · ~ - - -- ·· -- ME!_9S THEATRE: Pomeroy Aprilll-!9 For Advance Tickets Contact New York Clothing House WHAr DO YOU MEAN . T ~ER.E MA¥ !It; A TO J06 ¥0UR MEh~OR'Y! the first Easter, the Cross has remamed the one great and enduring presses the meanmg of faith Like a precious jewel, th e Cross shines w1th many Copyngh! 200 W. MAIN " t976 Ka•sler Advor11S1ng S&IV!Cft . POMEROY, OHIO SPEAKER: HARRY E. RICE . > inc I~ SC•rplur,ss selected b~ StrasbUfg Vtrgtma Tile Amencan • U'l'J'LE ORPHAN B1ble Soc~ely • LI,TTLE ORPHAN ANNIE-TALKING TO HERSELF WI'- WERE SCARED WE'D NEVER SEE YOU AGAitol -· WHERE WERE. YC\.11 WCW)D"f~? 1, ~· 11 '0()-Return to the Planet of the Apes 3,4, 15; Speed Buggy 6.13 . Space Nuts 8,10; Electric Company 20. " Pomeroy P. J. PAULEY, AGENT i ' WONDE~ WE WENT ?~ -2 156 REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES Two Locahons Moddleport, 0. 59 N Second 51 <>a lllpoils;o. 46 CouoT St. 214 E Mam GASdUNE ALLEY I brouqht m4 TV for 4ou. Clov1a~ Pomeroy Ph . 9925130 - You know 1hanks, Slim, ~red, don't 40U, Sl1m? but I won't need tt~ Sentinel Want Ads Bring Results SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We f oil All Doctors Prescroptlons Pomeroy 992 -2955 M " BEN FRANKLIN STORE Attend the <hurch of Your Chooce Pomeroy Ph 992,3498 LOUIS W. Osborne Ph . 992-2178 Pomeroy bakers of Gay 90's Bread Ph. 992 3030 Moddleporl LIL ABNER AA WANTS T'SI-KJW BELINM ONEO'T1-I' YO' ALL EAT SEVE:'N WONDERS O'DOGPA"Tt;H- 5/JPPE:P. Chester -.ALONE- NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Kerm's Korner Kermit Wa lion Pomeroy Middleport, Ohoo MEIGS. TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING Pomeroy Doal992 -2 101 ., Ph 949-5961 locust Sl w. Second Pomeroy I KNEW IT!!! HE OOeS HAVE A 5EN5E OF • MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO. 296 Moddleport Doa 1992-5248 Meigs County tsrancn Ph' 992.31163 tJ9 39 Oklahom• City 41 Modern Caesar 42 Second Mrs Smatra 43 Engme of war 29 Wool we1ght 31 Ebb 32 Door sound ll Venerate 34 Tm or lead 37 Proofreadmg terin HUMOR I t..-+-:-+-t-+-+- Church and Oftoce Supplies- Gifts 99 Moll Sl Middleport HESAtDYOUR SCHEME WA5SO Ot/TI?A$EOI.I6 IT WAS POSITIVELY !7EL!C/0116.' AND tM5URE HE WAS AWARE OF THE PU13LIC ITY VALUE OF 11-IE &1UNT,lDO! Is - .. PZ XP Here's how AXYDLBAAXR I. 0 N G F E I. L 0 W BIILLS O'FIRE!! WILKINSON'S " The Friendly Folks" WHAT HAVE '-IE GOT Small Eng one Sates & Service 498 locust St. Middleport Ph. 992-3092 Pomeroy, Ohio l· " KhUiSBUHY HOMF SALES & SERVICE, INC. YOU CAN RENT THIS SPACE ' ~ The F oneslln Mobile Homes1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph. 992·7034 ' . 14 1• 4• Pass PCSJU C VZP t KJ) POATI " - FOR 12.50 AWEEK .. A Mame read er wants us to define "Convention ' The official definition 1s lhat 1t 1s a bid or call that by agreement, not Inferenc e, g1ves or requests mformatwn unrelated to the denommat1on named Thus . when you b1d rour notrump to ask lor aces you are us mg the Blackwood convention • • • • . ' • •• (Fo r a copy ot JACOBY' ': MODERN, send $1 fo " Win '; at B11dge ," cl o this ~ newspaper P 0 Box 489. Rad;o C;ty Statton, /lew York, ' N Y 10019) ZL OZBGU ICEADAR± I K OQCP MZN Xp RZBJ QCYJ XF RXFG, PQZNWQP I II J I NIFTIE ..:..:.;;;;...;:;::-f..-.,---,.,..."' ~~ V ~ ~ f', _ I J ourreoted by the above cartoon. ' I " I THAR, SNUFFY? Now arnnp the drdetlltllera to fomt the ourpriM IIIIWtr, u 1...... ••suNsWIIIIlnl "t r I I I :r xr r GJFFXU BZPQ (A.wen tO. .fi'OW) Yesterday 's Cryptoquote: TREE SURGEONS ARE TAUGHT J•mbo,, GOUTY FINAL INSIST BLUING TO WEAR SAFETY BELTS SO THEY WON'T FALL OUT OF l'etlerdaf• An•wert Mat a glrllomtllme• weart at tltr bfac.-.-HER P.ATIENTS. - ANON BAITING SUIT (fjt9'76 Kin& Fnh• ,, Synd1utc Inc) I . POWEU'S SUPER VALU South Pass 2 • Pass Pass Pass Pass Openong lead - J 4 to work it : ' ' 1- UCM WX YJ I• . POMEROY, OHlO Ph . nl-215. Moddteport, Ohio North Eu11 1-- THE DAILY SENTINEL BIG JIM'S PLAZA West Unocramble these four Jumbles, ~e~uart, to form four ordinary wordo. One let'cr Simp ly stands ror another In tlus sample A is used for the thre e I.'s, X fu r the two o ·~. t·tc Sanglc lett er:'!, apostroph es, the length :tnd formatttln or t11c wo rds nre ~II honts Each da) Ihe code letter> arc <loflerc nt XL Midway Market-Pomeroy Ph. 992·2582 Bob's Market-Mason Ph. 773-5721 . Bakers ot Good Bread Huntington, W.Va • tKQ • 7 52 Bolh yulnerable the fmesse and it wou ld have would wind up makmg hve mstead of s1x What d1d Pete do'' He rose w1th the ace and wound up making h ve hearts D1d he refuse the fmessc because he was a pessimist'' No He refused 1t beca use he wanted 1t to be wrong Pete had really underbid h1s hand Surely some slam try was m· d~eated after tha t heart ra1se Therefore. Pete reasoned that a lot or pms would be In a slam wh1eh would depend on the heart fmesse Pete would get some pomls of the finesse were wrong and very few i£ It were nght one letter to each CRYPTnQUOTES FRESH PRODUCE & PLANTS 2 Convenient Localoons HEINER'S BAKERY • A J 10 3 2 By Oswald & Jame• Jacoby Pessom1s11c Pete won the f1rst tnck w1th dummy's kmg of clubs East played the queen and P~te promptly called for the queen or hearts East played low and 1t was up to Pete to decode whether or not to take the trump finesse The game was matc h pomtduphcale and If Pete lost that finesse, . West would probably give his partner a club ruff and Pete would be held to h1s contract On the other hand 1f Pete did not take " " ' •Q • AK3 Yesterday's Answer DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - fine Food & Servoce The Store with A Hearl Ph. 949.3342 EAST • Q 10 ti 2 • 87 t l087632 • J 10 9 8 6 4 SOUTII 35 Hammed b-+--+-+ll up Endmg for lemon 37 Shoo! 38 Put m wnting European 44 Classified " - Zapata! " Make euphonc Dutch cheese DOWN I Ecclesiastical wear 2 New Gumea WEST • J 98 • K5 '""'a 32 Cheat ( s l ) McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE RACINE FOOD MARKET • Q96 4 t A 54 o1o A K 3 3 Blllldmg extension I Ractne I Concernmg heal 5 Store fodder 6 Apollo's mother 7 Corroded 8 SubJeCt 9 Spartan serf 12 Rockfish 16 Shoelace 18 Anecdotal collection 19 Swab 20 Eggs msens1t1ve 23 Jewish Greek letter bened1ctwn 22 Beginners 26 Affecbonal 24 Swirtly 27 Nonsense' 25 Afghamslan 28 Polhouse Clly specialty 311 Vibrato ACROSS I Gumness 5 Seaport near Aqaba 10 Rerram words 11 Situated beneath 13 Carillon 14 Enghsh essay1s1 15 Potpourn 17 - Dieu 1 18 Eth1cally 16 tnwn "Hell" Dea ler Third St. NORTII illl o!l1 5 I by THOMAS JOSEPH 11"""1-:--------------~-,15 Home lite Saws Ph. 985-3308 ' WIN AT BRIDGE river R'IDENOUR SUPPLY FURNITURE AND HARDWARE BETSY ROSS BAKERY 6 tlO-News 3.4.8.10. Got! 6. 13 ; God Has The Answer 15 , Black Journal 33 6 30r-NBC News 3,4,15; To be announced 8. CBS News 10. Lilias . Youga and You 33 7·oo-world at War 3; Lawrence Welk 4, 15; Hee Haw 6,8. Firing Line 33. In The Know 10 , Newsmoker '16 13 , 1 3()-Treasure Hunt 3; Lest ot the Wild 10. Nashville on the Road 13 8 DO-Emergency t 3,4, IS ; Olympic Chomp ions ond Challengers 6 .13 ; Jeflersons 8,10. Rlvols of Sherlock Holmes 33 8 3()-Doc a,10 9 QO-Movle "The Greatest Story Ever Told" 3,15. S W A T 6.13 . Movie "My Sweet Chorlle'' 4, Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10; Austin City Limits 33 . 9 3()-Bob Newhart 8,10. 10 DO-ABC News Closeup 6,13 ; Carol Burnett 8,10; Soundsoage 33. 11 OCl-News 4,8, 10, 13 , ABC News 6, Janak! 33 11 1()-News 3; Wally's Workshop 15 11 1s-Movle " It Happened One Summer" 6. 11 3()-Movle " Hot 5~11" 8; Movte " Ship of Fools" 10, Movie "The. Mystery of Edwin Drood" 13. 11 4()-Movle " Jane Eyre" 3; Saturday Night 4,15, l.DO-Sammy end Company 6. Movie "J ungle Woman" 13 I 1()-Mov le " Trial Run" 4 1 15-'News 3 1 3()-Don Kirshner' s Rock Concert 8. Movie " No Man Of Her Own" 10 1 .45-Mol/le ! 'Belle Starr" 3 2· 3()-ABC News IJ 3 0()-Movle "t f A Man Answers" 4 3 3()-Movle "A Hlgh Wind tn Jamai ca" 10 3 4s-Movle "K iss of Death '" 3 4 4s-Mov le "Gunpoint" 4 5 Is-Mov ie "The Foxes of Harrow " 1;;--t-+-+- . SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT 700 E Mam I Groceries & General Merchandose Ph. 949-S772 Rac•ne DUDLEY'S MARK VSTORE WI<EIIE WAID CROSS SONS STORE Nat1onw1de Insurance Co of Columbus, 0. 307 Sprong Ave. Pomeroy Doal992 2318 220 E Main ~ THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL GAUL'S MARKET LIKE 1}1EY'I<:E FINALLY BEGINNING Mod~ 12 DO-Jetsons 3s,4, 15; Va lley of the Dinosaurs 8,10. Action News for Kids 13. Vegetable Soup 20 12 3th-Go USA 3, 4, 15; Amer ican Bandstand 13, \l le wpolnl 8; Fat Albert 10 1 DO-David Niven' s World 3; Champions 4; Soul Tjoln 6, Champions 8. Children's Film Festival 10: Wreslllno 1S, Lowell Thomas Remembers 33 t · 3()-Grealest Sports Legends 3; Next Generation 13; Biograph~/ 33 2 DO-Grandstand 3,4,15. Mission Impossible 6, NBA Play oil 8,10, Salelytown 13 ; Film 33 . 2 Is- Baseball 3,4 , 15 2 3()-Hogen's Heroes 13. Valiant Years 33 3 tlO-Outdoors with Julius Boros 6; Roland Mart in Fi shing 13, Family at Wor 33 J 30-Pro Bowllna 6,13. 4 oo-Resou,cefut West VIrginia 33 4 30-Tennls 8,10. Lei 's Grow • Gorden 33 5 DO-FBI 3, Wide' World ol Sports 6,13; Don Adams Screen Test 4, To be Announced 1S, What's Cooking? 33 5. 3th-Adam 12 4, Guppies to Groupers 33 Pete hopes finesse is wrong ~ YEP.' IT SOUNDS Di,ttm-- Ph. 949-9S91 Chester, OhiO WISH HE 'D WAKE UP LONG ENOUGH TO ANSWER ALL TH' QUESTIOtiS I WANT TO ASK · .. I Rae me DOGGONE' SOUND A SLEEP AGAIN -- I SURE GOEGLEIN READY MIX ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION lf 3()-Westwlnd 3,4,15, Oddball Couple 13 , CBPABowllng 4, Ghost Bus ters 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20 SATURDAY, APRIL11, 1976 6 QO-Sunr lse Semesler 8,10 6 3()-Film 4. Matters of Life 6, TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Afield 13 7 00-Saturday Report 3. AG•USA 4. Eddie Saunders 6, Treehouse Club 8, U S. farm Report 10, Groovte Goolles 13 . 1 3()-Bullwinkte 3, I Drea m of Jeannie 4; Jelsons 6, Vegetable Soup 15, Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Malchine 8; Man From C 0 S t 10, Make A Wish 13. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood 20 a DO-Emergency Plus 4 3,4 ,15 , Hong Kong Phooey 6,13, Pebbless and Bamm-Bamm 8, 10, Sesame Street 20 a 30-Josoe and the Pussycats 3,4,15, Tom and Jerry Grape Ape 6,13; Bugs Bunny and Friends 10 9 DO-Secret Lives of Waldo Kilty 3,4,15 , Electric Company 20 ' 9 3()-Pink Panther 3,4,15, Adventures of Gilligan 6,13 , Scooby Doo 8,10. Mister Rogers 20 ' 10 0()-Land of the Lost 3S ,4, 15, Super Friends 13, Hot Dog 6; Shazam' Isis 8, 10. Sesame Street 20 , 10 3()-Run. Joe. Run 3,4,15; Big Blue Marble 6. fa1th.It is the pledge of God's l oving pur- With the hope it will, In some measur~. foster and help sustain thaT which is good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 7:30 EACH EVENING WESTSIDE CHURCH OF OfRIST I~ which we must share It is themohvat10n of Christian action. t The Cross s1gmhes the v1ctory of On Easter - this greatest festival of our Fa1th, will you come to Church and d1s- ', cover its message? • SUNDAY-10 AM & 6PM COL~ men of H1s Son. It IS our assurance of His promise of salvation t The Cross s ign! lies the challenge of . APRIL 19 THRU 25 all The Cross s ignifies the hope of faith. It reveals God's love for us in the sacrifice t g GOSPEL MEETING fa1th. It reveals God 's love for pose in saving th e world. It is th e so urce of peace What does th e Cross mean to you? facets of truth. . ,,. L.!:=;;;;t,;';;:;;;;;::=::!J it best ex- symbol of Christiamty because v: PIACE[PGI FRIDAY, APRIL lt, 1976 5 00-Bonenza 3; Family Atlelr 8; Star Trek 15 s JO-Adam.12 4,15; News 6, Beverly Hlllbllttes 8. Elec Co. 20,33. 6 :00-News 3,4,8,10,13, 15; ABt New. 6; Zoom :io,JJ. 6. 30-NBC News 3,4;15; ABC News 13, Andy Griffith 6; " CBS News 8, 10 : Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Carrascotendas 3l. 7 · 00-Truth or Cons 3; To Tett the Truth 41 Lawrence Welk a . Bowttng lor Dollars 6, Aviation Weather 33, News 10, Don Adams Scmn Tst 13; Family Altair IS. Ohl~ JQ<Jrnal 20 7. 3()-Porler Wagoner 3, Treasure Hunt 4; Cndld Camera 6, Evening Edition wllh Merlin Agronsky 20, $2S,OOO Pyramid 10 , To Tett the Truth 13; Pop Gees the Country 15, Black Pers~cttve on The News 33. 8 00-Sanford & Son 3.4.15. Donny & Marte 6, 13, Movie "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" 8,10, Washington Week In REview 20,33. 8 3()-The Practice 3,4,15 , Wall Street Week 20,33 9 · 00-Rocktord Files 3,4, 15; Movie " Love Story" 6,13; Firing Line 20: Maslerplece Theare 33 9 3()-Movle "Beneath the Planet of the Apes" 8, 10. 10:00-Pollce Story 3,4,15; News 20 ; Paul Nuchtms 33 . 10 · 30-Avtalton Wealher 230 11 · 00-News 3,4,6,8, 10, 13,15; ABC News 33. 11· 30-Johnny Carson 3,4, 15 , Rookies 6, 13; Movte "Three Ring Circus" 8; Movie "Queen of Ouler Space" 10; Janak! 33. 12 : 40-Don Kirshner 's Rock Concerl6; Ironside 13 1 00- Midnlghl Special 3, 4, IS, Movie "Witches Mountain" 10 1:4()-News 13 ; 2 3()-Movle "Killen with a Whip" 4; News 3 3 00-Movte "Apartment for Peggv" 3 4•00-Movle "Out of Sight" 4. 4 ts-Movte "LIIeboel" 3 5. 30-Movte " HI, Gaucho" 4 6 '00-Movle "Lynch Mob" 3 • CAP!' AIN EASY GOSPEL 1 lHE Television log for easy viewing THE PlASTE~­ IS IT A WE'RE 601N6 TO HAVE TO MEA5VRE '1'0~R 11&\8 SIR, FIND '{OUR ~Pf~ 5t ZE . • • �9 - The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, April16, 11178 8 - The Dallv Sentinel M1ddleport·Pomeroy 0. f nday Aorli lh IU7ti WANT AD S INFORMA TION DEADLINES P M Day Befor e ~~~~~~ my ..., ···-.&,,-,.--:- •".v ---~·· ··-..-~ ••••• •• •• •••• • ............. '\"C For Fast Results-Use The Sentinel Classifieds ,,ncece thanks for rhe many deeds of S k1ndness shown me whlle o pa PUblicatiOn ttenl at Hol n11 Med1col Center ~Sates Mon da y Deadt •ne 9 t s ncerely thank the Pomeroy am Cance lla t ton Eme rgency Squod the doclors 1951 CHEVROLET P1ckup Re bu tfl COAL limestone and all types of 3 BEDRM ho1 se 1n Rutland Cpr recttons wdl be ac ~olt and rock sa lt for 1ce and V8 263 motor new brakes and nurses at Holzer MediCal PI)One 992 5858 cepted until 9 am for snow removal Excelsior Soh new ltres $400 Phone 992 Center 1he m1nlsters ond all Dlly of Pub1 cation HOUSE for sole 26 acres newly Works East Mo1n St Pomeroy my fr1ends ond reloft ves who 7816 REG"ULATION S fenced posture 2 acres Oh1o Phone 992 389 1 remembured me wtlh COld~ The Publ ts her reserves 1968 CUTLASS Supreme 350 hlloble house carpeted on~ Your kt nd thought wtfl never be th f' rtght to ed t! or retect engrne otr conditioned Coli FREEZER BEEF Corn fed steen remode led freshly patnted forgotten Arthur Hoyt any ads deemed ob Will delrver to local dressmg m 1669 after 4 p m basement small barn porch tecttonal The publ ts her COINS 1 WOULD lrke lo thank my lrl&nds plants P hone~~ 2111 c• ty water forced 0 11 heot wtlt not be r esoponstble for 1972 NOVA b cy l au1omot1c BUY, SELL or TRADE and ne1ghbors lor all the many rural conventent locatJo n near more than one tncorrect power steenng 48 000 mr les IN DASH 23 ChDnne l CB AMFM cords and fl owers and also the Chester Phone (614) 98S 4248 tnser •on MPX radto 8 track stereo Coli S WoO Phone 992 3259 RATES prayers wh1ch were offered tn or m 5Q75 Find buried tre11Ure . 992 3965 ~Free estimates on car· For Wan1 Ad Ser vtc e my behalf du1mg my stoy'in the 19~ Corvotr Monzo New C 8 Cor ns ring,, sliver, gold. ·pel1ng and 1nstallal10n HOU SE on lmcoln Hgts 2 bedr ~ cen ts per wor" one DUNCAN F1fe dropleof dtnmg Untvers1ty Hosp1to l Mn Edtth rod ro Phone 992 7826 Coin & Met11 ms Iorge k1tchen Iorge bose tnSe rt on We 11 bnng sanfl>les to your table Secr etory Ch mo Sauer Detectors ' Mrntmum Charge$\ oo 1974 Ej 5 1eep wtth extras good ment eiCcellenl buy for home wo lh no obligation . cabrnets carpet fo r 4 rooms I· For Rent 14 ce nts per word three condtfton $3900 00 Phone $9 200 Wrth furnrtu re $10 7po dropenes curtorns end tables See how you can really or consccut ve tn ser tt on~ I 5% 5104 Certified techmc1an •. Phonem 7~8 Notices one marble top table tables For hiesave 26 ce nt s p ~r worq. StK Stratton Bnggs & and floo r lqmps maple choir 3 BEDROOM all electrrc home con sec ut vc tn sc rtt ons • GRAND OPE NIN G Bl ue lorton 1971MONTE Carlo pb p s o c Moke Young, Manager 25 P el' Cen t Dtsco unt on Phone 992 3403 Phone 992 5301 family room carpeted wrlh Engmes Sa les and lnsta llalion R&J COINS Tavern 1 p m Saturday Apr lt Pi!ltd ads and ads pard wood burntng ftreploce In . Rt J Pomeroy Oh10 45169 17 New ly re model&d same 1962 CHEVROLET 4 dr Con be P1ckup & Delivery wt th n 10 day s Rutlond 7422331 Rushc Htlls Syracuse $25 000 ma nagem ent Everyone seen ot 399 West Motn St CARD OF THAN KS Phone day or n~ght Rover Wam sley Phone992 7836 & OB ITUARY PH.992-3746 welcome Pomeroy 614 9912206 I 14 I fl\ 0 - - - - :-c~4 1 1 mo . \1 00 tor 50 word 4 5-16 3 BEDRM HOUSE on Moddlerocl RACINE Ftre Depl w1l l hove o TURF TRIM mtn mum Forced a1r furnace centro orr ' Shoohng Match Saturday Each tl dd t! una! wo rd 3 PUSH MOWERS Phone992 2058 Aprr l 17 of 6 3D p m Th s match cents 8L\N 0 ADS wtll be held at the new match SPRING SALE on Starcroft Mtnt Codner's CampeiS 10 3 HP, B& S Eng Ad d to nal 2Sc cnarqe butldmg Out of Ro c.ne take Racine Plumbing motor homes travel traders per Adve rt sem en r Bashon Rd to Bo s hon Ftre RAINBOW RIDGE $69 95 and fold downs Us&d traders OFF ICE HOUR S Hou50 Tur n nght for abou t 1 & I Bashan Areal 8 30 a m to S 00 p m tn stock Warranty and Se rvrce Heating one holf mtle Datl y a 30 a m to 12 00 LONG BOTTOM TURF TILL whot we sell Accessones and Noon Saturda y RACI NE Ftre Deportment wtll Ports Dept Camp Conley Star Racine Oh1o TILLERS Phone Oda y 997 2156 hove o ho rn shoot Satu rday at croft Soles Rt 62 N of PI new root or Old Need l h H P, B&S Eng Sales Rental b 30 p m at thetr new butld ng Pleasant repaired? House roo!, $163 95 TRAVEL TRAILERS a t! Bo s han Rood barn Shingles bUild 1975 Choteau Camper 28 ft 24 Hour Serv1ce NOTICES pamt.ng, electncaf wor , POMEROY LANDMARK sleeps 8 eq_utpped w th otr OPEN ATTN " gutt ers & downspouts, ALL tiOU SEWtVES Flex steel sofa bed two door •• _Jack W Carsey Mgr FRI SAT SUN furnac es, water heaters, PH. 992-6010 l;ost and Found All Yard Sa es Rummag e 1;, ACRE - Home 5 y r s refngerotor (gos or electnc) 6it Phone 992 2181 water saftner s, 1nstalled & or by contact1ng Por ch and Basement Porcn double s nk 12V converter rel)arred Sewage ol d 3 BR ba lh niCe R Codner Owner and Basem ent Sal es etc LOST or sto len titl e bloc"- dog Courteous Call us at 949 1881 pock forced mr furnace hot k1lchen and dmmg Uttltty w th 4 wh tte feel lost tn Har must be pa1d tn advan ce or H9 2203 water heater 2 twin bods also 1973 MOTO Gozzt Fully dressed R ca rpor t stora ge bldg Service3 31 1 mo. Ge t your tn tn ear y by nsonv rll o Nome AI on col 4 1 1 mo 3 28 I mo cobtnet bunks- sleeps 4 21 ft stopp ng by our of fiCe at lor Phone 742 2256 low mtleoge $1500 Also 1975 all electnc $16 900 I ownrng crank up antenna 4 ..• . . . . Th e Dally Sen ttne l 111 Bultaco Frontera 250 CC 200 ROUTE 681 - 135 ac res Court St or wnttng Box burner top and oven fen hood mrles never been raced loh of mtnerals water available 729 Pomeroy Oht o 45769 Lrke new pnced to sell Phone ex tras S850 f rm Phone good hunt 1ng some ttmber FREE ESTIMATES Mei~'Wanted wtlh your remdlan ce 742 2954 SAM'S ROGER HYSELLS Blown Go llte?lts 2~56 :::::.:1~ 29:::_5~---: near oth er recre ation DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EX 19b6 Passenger lnlernollonol USED Chatnsows l1llers and Insula l1ort-Serv1ces $1 6 600 PERIENCE ? FRIENDLY TOY Schoo l bus converted tn to a mowers Wllkmson law n and LOV ELY HOME - 7 r PIZZA SHOP PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR Ftnanetng Ava tlabl e camper Bottle gas stove and GARAGE Gorden 498 locust St Md fr ame 3 large BR l'f2 MANAGERS IN OUR AREA I" refngerotor Phone 992 2590 or Blown mto Wall s & Altte s dleport Ohto Phone 992 TORN VINYL? · RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE Italian-Style ba lh s fu ll basemenl w 2 STORM 992 7890 Automobile and 3092 OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST WINDOWS & DOORS ca r ga r age porches Damag ed v.nyl c an be Call 1n orders and p1ck up Truck Repair REPLACEMENT MENT NO COLLECTING OR 1971 750 HONDA good cond1tton over loo ktng lh e rtver furth er 1n twenty mm.utes WINDOWS r.e pa•r ed s lop th DELI VERINGS CALL COLLECT Coii(61• J667 6185 olio•~ p m State Rt 124 Located at 329 3rd Street excellenl cond 1f10n J UST ALUMINUM damage to v •n v 1 WI CAROL DAY (SIB) •B9 B39S oc . Rac1ne, Oh1o SIDING SOFFITT $18 500 durable repatrs completed Toward Rutland WR IT E FRIENDLY HOME PAR 5 or 6 room modern house 1974 750 cc Suzuk motorcycle GUTTERS AWNINGS C ol 992 5502 MIDDLEPORT 5 BR In your home R V or ca~' TIES 20 RAILROAD AVE r~oson o b le rent Rev R D Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 949-2404 P V C clothing and auto 1 2 bat hs d1nmg r 2 ALBANY N Y 12205 Brown Phone (6 14 ) 669 41 71 lARRY lAVENDER a ll a GT v.ny l Phone 992 · 5682 C gl assed po r che s all Sy racus e Ohio OPEN TUES THRU SAT F re c sea s HOM E WORKERS earn $60 Ph 992 3993 ' 1r Spcc 1a lt st storms NG heat garage 6 30 Till 10 00 re pa week ly addressrng envelopes 3 23 1 mo . 4 10 1 mo 3 17 lmo . and work s hop car port Eshm ates Ru sh sel f addre ssed stomped $12 000 enve lope Southern Dr ver FURNISHED opt couple only oil 1976 GAS IMMEDIATE stf ed 1206 Camden Dnve uttltttes potd $130 per month 12X50 PENTHOUSE ~ chmond V t r~tnta 23229 POSSESSION - Ra nch Phone 992 3975 or 992 257 1 MOBILE HOME LA~RY WHOBREY DONELli'S lype 4 BR 2 baths ulol 1ty 379 2189- 379 2445- 992 5552 $25 PER HUNDRED •lulh ng trorler fully carpeted $4,995 r part baseme nt has rec e nve lopes Se nd se lf 2 8EDRM located on Rt 143 close to Har room lovely rear gla ssed a ddr esse d st omped PUBLIC - PIZZA monvrl le 1 chrld Phone 742 CONSTRUCTION enve lope Edroy Mo1 ls Box porch ho t wa ter heat Kanauga 3122 • 188 Albany Mo 6JI402 295 s 2nd St garage close to sc hool ACCOUNTANT We bu1ld new and re model ENjOY groc1ous ltv1ng at Vtllage M 1ddleport Ohto $30 000 DEPENDABLE babysrtter needed types ol the old All 991 6167 Manor m M1ddleporl fo os low Mobile WANTED-HOMES TO to care for ftve and 8 year old butldmg and remodeling Now acceptmg chents DPEN4 p M DAILY as $130 per month wtt h all from the foundaf ton u~ . Phone 992 3511 SELL Kanauga, Oh1o CLOSED MONDAY for bookkeepmg and ut Itlies po1d These ore bra nd Additions carpetrn~ , HENRY E CLELAND We spec ta lt ze '" home Ph 446 9662 Bermce Bede Osol SALESPERSON or Agent Won ted new htgh quolrly apartments at palnttng Sieling roofln!, tax serv1ce mad e Ptzta Spaghett i; BROKER TE XAS PETROLEUM CORP Sub pane11ng pal)er hanging, prices you con alford Your rent Baked La sag na 8. Sa nd · FOR Saturday April t7 1976 992 22S9 or 992 2568 etc stdtory needs dependable per mcludes month to month w ches son to wotk on thet r own Con leases all e lec ltvrng ONECompressor w1th condenser ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) Ph 949 2013 or 843 1667 · PH. 992-6173 Qu1ck Carry out Serv1ce. tact protec ted accoun ts tn corpe tt ng range and 4 2 l mo t h p 3 phose Also one 2 Your charm an d keen sense at 3 18 1 mo M e•gs County area We tro1 n relngerotor free trash p ckup 4·13-1 mo . whee uftl1ty trotler Phone t unor wtl t be your mat or Wnte W G Crawford Pres cable rv ol your expense and 992 57& assets today Wttll a I th a t go PANCO 8o)( 52 Fort Worth on srte lau ndry focrlittes Con tng for you wha t more do you 1911 Sktflcr;,t21ftcabtn c ru~ vement to shopp1ng on Th1rd Tex WILKINSON'S VIrgil II Sr Rea ltor need? Inboard 140 Mercrouser Also 110 Mechant c Pomerooy 0 and Mt\1 Streets rn Mrddleport complete Smal l Eng WANT someone to sew dorly trotler Many extras Phone See the manager of Rtvers•de Repa.r TAURUS (Apnl 20 Moy 20) Phone 992 3325 mend1ng and do ltg ht AUCTION SALE Apartments or ca ll 992 3273 992 2S90 oc_~ 9_: 92 :_:..: 78 :..: 90 . :..:._~-Laoy Luck may t ave a rote tn housework Phone 992 bOOS furmshed oporlmenls me also MI'M EOG RUTLAND - 6 ems 3 Orange Twp Volunteer fu rnlf g you on to somelhtng R APH mochme Royal ovatloble ;.r-J 1- 1saw,... brs ba th c1fy water new F~re Department w11t hold pro f tta b l ~ tod ny PPrk up your Portable typewnter Homehte o Lawn na t ga s F A furnace a constgnment auctton at e11rs when yo u hear fr ten ds dts chotn sow Phone 997. 2409 FURNISHE D 2 bedrrn oporlment From th e larges t Truck or t ... ,'<1 ~ Mowersporches and large lot th e hre house located 1n cuss bu sn ess adu ts on ly tn M1ddleport 1- FM"ML V ~ Ilk cow fresh soon Bu ll do ze r' Rad1ato r to the ~~ ~ ~ ~i :><i t TlllersWILL DO butfdtng and remodel alles t Heater Core Phone9Q2 3874 Tuppers Plams, Oh10 on c • R1d1ng $12500 1 4 hole hog teed!!-) set 3 pt GEMINI (May 21 June 20) The mg roo jrng p umbtng fur ~K Tractors L1 NCOLN HTS Nea t 2 Apnl 17th begmn~ng at h1tch Ford cuJtlVotor 112 Nathan B1gg s best 111 ng s to happ en to yo r noce repotr gas or orl or J SEDAM house wi th both in brs ba th ba seme nt Rad1ator Spectalr st 10 00 a m row corn sp rayer 1975 Rutland Phone 992 5858 today are I ke ty to occur n con genera l reporr Free esttmates - ....,...__,_ --NEW Lawn Boy mowers Old$mob1le Starf1re 2 ndtng storm drs a nd w1n dows unctton w 111 sor1eone e se and reasonable ra tes Phone 3 AND 4 A:M furnts hed and un Ptoneer chatn saws horses Phone 992 7692 SMITH NELSON alum1num s1dmg nat gas Watch for L1st of You ro fortunate tn part ners111p Char les Stnda tr l61 4) 985 4121 Bolen s Mowers, Merry fur nts hed opts Phone 992 FA furna ce On ly $10 000 Trllers MTD Mowers or 992 2221 SlEEL wtre dog cage block Items Later . 5434 CANCER (J une 21 July 22) MOTORS, INC. 498 Locu~t Sf NEAR RUTLAND - New 6 Span sh co uch and chou couch Crea ttve protec ts s hou d be <1 WILL DO odd tobs roolmg porn COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork Rt Middleport Ohto Pomeroy Ph 991 2174 needs upl-10lstermg Phone rms 2 ceram 1c bath s 3 sou rce ol pu re ent oy ment for ttng houltng treework and 33 len m les north of Pomeroy 991 3092 _99_2_32_73_ - - - - - - - - brs n1ce kif baseboard yol today Spar d ttme on ac mo ~mg P ~ne 992 7409 Lorge lots wrth concret petros heat ca rport Oh to Power tiVt ltes cha llengtng your tm srdewo ks runners and off SPINET CONSOLE PIANO SALE Wonted Responsible party to and level lol 530 000 agtnalton street porkmg Phone 992 7£._9 toke ove r Sp1net P1ono Easy CHESHIRE - Modern 1 D&D TREE Trrmmrng 20 years ex 2 BEDROOM trmler $28 00 week LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Don I be terms Con be seen locally room ran ch home Jlh perren ce Ins ured free EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern surpnsed tod ay tf you rece ve a OLD furn th.,Jre 1ce bans brou all ut hires potd Phone 992 Wrrte Credtl Manager P 0 DOZER LARGE AND SMAIL balhs large mod k1tc hen Somtot1on 992 3954 or 992 esttmotes Call 992 2384 or great deal ol altentton lrom Bo• 201 Codyle Ill 62231 bed' old wall telephones and 332• SEPTIC TANKS INSTAlLED BILL (bU) 698 7257 Albony 7349 wtt h eve ryth ing Full someone yo u thought wasn I parts or complete households 4 ROOMS and both on lrncoln PULLINS PHONE 992 2•18 DAY Will do roofmg , construction ba se ment w1th fa mil y all that awt'lrfl of you Wr rte M D Mtller Rt 2 Hgts Fu lly carpeted ltvrng OR NIGHT roo m Covered pat1o db l plumb1ng and heotmg No JOb Pomeroy Ohto Coll992.}760 room Phone m 3090 VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) BRADFORD Aust1oneer Com too Iorge or too small Phone garage and J leve l lots Your materrat prospects too k TIMBER lop prrce for stondtng 3 ROOM furnished opt ul httes SPRING SAlE on Storcroft Mtnt plete Servtce Phone 949 2487 742 2348 $46 500 1 12 ACRES Phone 7•2 2359 lombec Coll (61< l••6 8S10 extremely encourag ng toda y potd 356 N Fourth Mrd or 949 20C() Racine Ohto (nil EXCAVATING dozer bockhoo motor homos trave l traders RACINE - l 1v1ng 18x30 3 See 11 you can put somethrng cA"SH""Pol~;u mak es and _ dleport Bradford and fo ld downs Used traders HOUSE for sole by owner on Lrn ntce bedrooms w1th closets ond drtcher Charles R Ha t tQgether lo fa tten your purse tn §tock Warranty and Ser11rce coin Hgts Prrced low for qurck models of mob le homes 4 RMS and both unfu rntshed apt bog bat h 2 porc hes dry READY MIX CONCRETE delivered f1eld Bock Hoe ServiCI wha t we sell Accessorres and sole Phone 992 5539 Phone a reo code 614 423 953 1 Coli 992 3129 DC992 s•3• nght to your project Fast and LIBRA (S ep1 23 Ocl 23) Rutland Ohio Phone 742 2008 base ment garage with Po Is Dept Camp Conley Star easy Free estimates Phone Bright tdea s wtll come to you 1n DEEP WEll pump Call 949 2860 4 RM APT and both partrally fur LOVEl V 2 story older home m shop and J; .. ac re of land croft Sales Rt 62 N of Pt 992 3284 Goeglem Ready Mr11. raptd success•on to d ay es Rocrne 1hc24 living rm drmng Charles Btssell Boshon ntshed over Fobrrc Shop No On ly $2 1 500 Pleasant Co Mtddleport Oh1o pect all y I yol re around peo p c room new bur It tn krtchen w1th pels not more than one ch1ld MIDDLEPORT N1 ce 12 Jq73 SCHULTZ 3 bedrm all elec wh o are d scuss ng toptcs ym WANTED used lawn and garden cherry cab1 nets den bedrm SAVE ON $50 per month Con tact Mrs ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR roo ms 2 full bath s extra tractors and mowers Offertng mobtle home Phone 992 2605 ltke and one half both down wtlh Poul Sw1sher 957 Hysell St Sweepers toasters trons all la rge mod kttchen wood top dollar lor trade tn on new oak hardwood floors 3 bedr Mrddleport smoll appliances Lawn mower CARPETING SC ORPIO (0<1 24 Nov 22) equrpment Baum True Value burnmg fireplace family ms New full both ut1llty room next to State H1 ghway Garage Chesler Ohro You have a so rt of M1dns touch room w1lh pool table 2 lots upsto1rs full basemen! large on Route 7 Phone (614) 985 today Anythtng you lay yo ur FEMALE red mtmoture Dachshund Just 525 000 front and rear porches uno! 3825 Candy hands on could result tn ga n m CARPENTER wrll do stdtng roof !ached garage 2 storage puppy Phone 992 334b POMEROY - 2 brs I' ' one w~y or another REMODELING Plumbong heeling VEGETABLE plants of all ktnds 10 tng remodehng room oddo bulldrngs all set upon large lot ba th s central a1r and heat Bea uhfu f colors Do ' t and all types of general repo1r dtlferent vartelles of tomatoes !tons Also garages Free wlth odd1ttonal lot avar lable 2 porches db I garage and SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dee yourself and save Regular Work guaranteed 20 years ex tncludmg non aCid whtte Esttmotes Call992 265q Must socnf1ce tor $21 00) Call 21) You II be very popu lar to 4 acres of land All for 56 ~5 sq vd tomato Very Iorge selectton of penance Phone m 2409 9•9 2BB3 day and may even be tnlltled to YARD SALE Thursdoy through $31 000 bedd1ng plants Al so two drflerent sacral events At MODERN all electric home 5 SEWING MACHINE Repolrs '"' THE ABOVE ARE NI CE Geromums and other poHed Soturdoy ot Lo rk tns St Sq Yd tend both for you II meet n rooms ond both plus frmshed vice ell makes 992 228.4 The DE S IRE ABLE AND plant s Hongmg baskets Rutland Rdtng Iown mower basement wlth 3"& two thtrds tereshng people Fobrtc Shop Pomeroy Cleland Forms and Green FULLY equtpped TV Repatr Shop complete bed and mollress SA LEABL E HOME S BUY acres near Ractne Phone (614) Authonzed Smger Soles and house Geraldtne Cleland for sole to sellle estate Best bol s brke all ki nds of dtshes ONE NOW CAPRICORN (D ec 22 Jan 12 or 15 FT 9.9 27•8 Ser11tce We sharpen Sctssors offer tokes rt Phone 843 2911 Co 17•2 2078 Rocme 19) tt wtll be 1 qu et day today but not an un eventful ore PATIO SAlE Rt 1 2 m lesS Tup MoDERN~Inut console AM~FM NEED a plasterer? Call Joe I • NYLON Good lh ngs w II come you r Custer m 3550 rod o 4 ~ peed changer pen Plams 1 & one half mtle Green go ld red , blue rust way w thou! need to seek them Balance $103 ~0 or terms Coli N of E H S Weds thru Satur 0 DEll Alignment located beh1nd Do It yourself Wi th pad oul doy Rutlond Grade School Tuneup 992 3965 --c--,:-d1ng S7 95 :sq yd CONSIGNMENT Auctron Sole brakes wheel boloncmg olrgn W1th padding installed GARDEN Supply Headqua rters AQUARIUS (Jon 20 Feb 19) SoturdDy Aprd 17 10 am Sl 9S squire yard ment Phone 742 20()..4 Cabbage cauliflower broccolt Others w II take a role today 11 Sponsored by Orange Twps head lettuce and pansy plants Newly Wed Spectal- New all elec home never lived help1ng to mak~ thtngs hap pen Volunteer Frre Dept at thetr EXCAVATING dozer loader and CALL Hl 2111 Also on•on sols seed potatoes tn J bedrooms, ltv tng roa m kttchen & dtntng room & that you re are llOp mg for AKC Regtslered Collie Stud Ser F1re Station Tuppers Plorn s backhoe work dump trucks TALK TO of all vorrehes and o fullltne of 1 balh mostl y carpeted porch & bu1ll on garage h acre Ohto ConSignments welcome They II move obstacles you and lo boys for h1re will haul vrce Stardus t Kmg Phone WENDELL GRATE bulk garden seeds Head Phone (61•) 6613303 oc 667 can I move fill dlrt top so1l hmeslone and CARPET CONSULTANT of land Coun tr y settmg 1 mile off Rt 7 fmtshtng work (614)985 •us quarters also tor f1n e produce 3890 grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef requ1 red wtll be done for buyer tn 30 days Pnced for PISCES IFeb 20 March 20) COLLI E pups for sole Ractne M1dway Mkt Pomeroy 992 fers day phone 992 7089 quiCk sale $22 500 phone 8.43 2753 Ctrcum stances are unusual to 2582 nrght phone 992 3525 or 992 day but htghly tavorab e Don t GIVE o llvtng Easter Poodle FORD 9N tractor overhaul 5232 Ltt1te 3 Cow Farmer Here 1 s a modern house In the waste ltme on tnfles Concen teacup llntes toy AKC $1 750 Ford Jub1lee tracto r country completely remodeled 3 bedroom house 7~11111 Rut11ne1 trate on lh tngs that can y1eld a regtstered I block male \ $1 750 Ford 861 tractor w th 6 RM house tn Mrddleport next evcrythmg new 1ncludes wtr lng plumb ing roof Pomeronton 6 weeks Phone loader $2 350 All iS ( holmen ,to school New shrngle roof natur.3 1 ga s furnace sma ll barn chtcken house c1 ty (614 )6961291 WD 45 tractor wide front end $5500 Phone 992 7275 wa ler & natural gas Almost 3 ac res of welllayed land ·1~-·-·~ S1 250 V•ed 2x4 plow $175 ROOMY 7 yr old 01)8 5fory wood REGISTERED lrrsh Setter mole Pri ced $26,500 used 5 ft 3 pi rotary mower dog red 9 months old Also 1 frame two bedrm home '$185 New Ideo hoy condt pony Contact Rita Roush I located between Coolvtlle and honer $.450 3 rtdtng law n Tuppers fhrle out Sl Rt 143 bes•de chur Plams One acre lot 5 BEDROOMS - ThiS n1 ce I;, story home has a large mowers $35 SilO L uckett Farm April 17, 1976 two cor garage Ci ty water gas l1 vmg room w1lh sh 1n y oak !loosing dining room, ni ce Equ 1pment Phone (6 14 ) 698 heal hardwood floors The pursuit of knowledge w I k1 tchen wtth butlt tns 2 bathrooms 2 bedrooms on first 3032 or 69B 188 1 W carpe : • • Man , Tue • •, Wed. • • ted ltvrng room nlce assume a greater tmportance floor 3 n1 cely paneled bedrooms on the 2nd floor also 2 Woshmglon St ~an_r vrew $21 000 Phone (6U) • ,. 8: 00ttl5:00 • for yo u thts comt ng year What large porches ahd a su n porch, garage Nat ural gas 661 3519 you learn w•ll alter your ltle by 1975 DATSUN 01r condlttontng furnace ts ver y econom1 cal Located on Scout Road m ABOUT:::.C:3-'-o-n-e-;-h-ol:;-l- oc-res of gtvmg you a more postltve out • e Thursday 8 til12 noon • power brakes $2 900 Phone Chesler Ohoo Would you believe S12 800 FOR SALE undeve loped land in the took 992 J.j5J Vtlloge of Pomeroy Oh1o Out Sll ooo w1 1l buy modern home nea r fairground s 2 1973 THUNDERBIRD excellenl of htgh water good neighbors MEN'S NEW condrtron power seats w n bedrooms ll vtng room kitchen ba th garage 2 car has city water and sonttory In 1972, Apollo 16 blasted off dows steermg and brakes concrete block garage an d garden space ntce for small sewage Reasonable Phone for the moon With three AM FM radio w1th tope player fa moly 992 5186 SPRING SUITS mag rims plus regular rims and Amencan astronauts aboard HOME fo~olel;.ng -;;m d1n hubcaps Phone 247 2424 or see • •• Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • • Also that day, U S planes 1ng room 2 bedrooms kit Vlrg1l Hill n letart Fo!!! _9 hro 48 Reg npded the North Vietnam chen famtly room both 1'173 VEGA stollen wagon 4 Phone Q92 7394 cap1tal of Hano1 Call For Appointment speed low mdeoge excellent SIMON'S 'In 1975, the government of J 8£0ROO'M total elec home condi tion Will sel l reasonable garage Iorge lot on Rustle 949-2388 Cambodia asked the Commu· Phone992 2386 Htlls Syracuse Sale prrce -....--. PICK-A-PAIR mst Insurgents for a cease 1968 MERCURY for sole Good $22 900 Phone 992 1S23 toe t 742 2211 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND ~~ f1re and offered to turn power ru nrng condttron Phone JIMMY DEEM POMEROY , 0 more tnformnt1on 614 985 3565 over to them ::.:~ MAC'S LAWN . MOWER SERVICE I NEW & . MIDDLEPORT CAB CO. & ue, Pizza Ph. SPECIAL W. Z. RUTT D&D AstraGraph Homes TEAFORD 1- ..--~/f!/:r:., t~Cha1n t,, - """'";. Stripe Sale $fl -----------501 CENTRAL REALTY CO. RUTLAND FURNITURE ... - •••.. ~~ ..=•• •• ..w •• ~4frtze ----- •• . i:.. J • :: ...........,••..,...,.... ••• • • FRIDAY TIL 8 .:~ •• ··•••••·· . •• RUTLAND FURNnuRE = ·······-··················· DAN ' =TH=O=MPSO::::=N:::: I USED CARS I By Heltm Bottel Business Services - SLOAN's· CAIIPOING I ' WriM!e (]lie' AI Offl~ DEAR HELEN Make me a charter member of your "Wrinkle Chic" movement We,elders are flnaUy coming Into our own, what with the U S birth rate now barely at replacement level Before loog, there will be lllOI"e people over 50 than wlller 25 and we woo't be coosidered "has beellll," but merely ~~reaching 1973 our pri.Dle " "WRINKLE 1973 BUICK 10' long w1de bed, VB standard 1972 Buick LeSabre..................'2195 2 Dr H T , air 1974 MUSTANG II HATCHBACK ••'2795 cyl , sp , radial !Ires clean 4 4 1975 Pinto 2 Dr•.................... '2495 Standard 973 QIEVY CUSTOM 101-.......... '2995 I +++ '3695 1973 atEV. CUSTOM ............. $2695 cmc" ~ REGAL •• •••• •• ••• ••••• • Fully equlped chrome reverse wheels double sharp DEAR FOR Your queshon IS bemg asked by experts who point out that by 1990 the number of workers per retired person will drop from 4,6 tD 3 5, and wonder how such a large !J"Oportion of adult nonworkers (almcst one-third) can be supported by the rest of soctety I can predict compulsory retirement age poliaes will change 1n the next decade or two - but I wonder how many G:iyear-olds will elect to work longer, Wlless their jobs are made more lnterestmg than they presenUy are• (Most SoC18l Secunty applicants are now UNDER age-&, It's reported ) - H F-UJO ................... '2895 FORD Auto , P S , IQng wide bed Which brmgs me to a pertinent question When will lxislness and mdustry catch up with the times and drop till' compulsory age-& retirement• When will they stop "pushing" younger people mto earlier retirements at 55 or 62, just to make room for an ever~ecreaslng crop of youngsters• U Congressmen cap hold offtce unUI90illus, why must we office workers be thrown 011 the Social Security dump heap ftve to 15 years before many of us are ready to quit• - FOR wide bed, 350 V 8 aulo P S P B slodmg rear window. Tilt wheel double sharp OIEVY C-30 ... .................... DEAR HELEN $AVE Here are more sul!l!estions for "Old Parlies" who object to long wheel base, flat bed w1th racks 4 spd the words "seruor clt12en, gold ager, etc" lt,·an,s.. 20 000 mile tru ck like new How about belongmg to the "Nifty Fifty Qroup," or the "Sexy Sixty Set" or the "Sensuous Seventy Clique•" None of thesepul.'!us m mental wheelchairs, wt they leU 1t like 1t IS' Cruiser 9 pass wagon sun roof a1r AM ster eo A NIFI'Y FIFTY .... ,., I ~res fully equ 1pt DEAR HELEN You've menUoned thiS before, but I figure If 1t's repeated often enough, people will get the idea Wag auto P S P B I'm 26, happily mamed, but my husband and I aren't joined at the hip However, 1t seems there Is a conspiracy to blot out a married woman's Identity, making her merely an PONTIAC CATALINA •••••••••••• appendage of man ~Dr Sed fact afr, P S P B V roof The captton under mY bride's newspaper photo started 1t "Mrs John Doe, fonnerly Mary Smith," as If my gtven name PONTIAC BONNEVIU£ •••• • •••• • bad nothing to do wtth me any more. 4 \)r It's been a los1ng batUe ever since I s1g11 myself "Mary Smith Doe," yet busmess and personal maills addressed to PINTO, " Mrs John Doe " StattOn wagon 4 cyl auto wtth la c atr I I reallie we mamed women can caU ourselves any name we want, but we must educate others who would change us FORD GRAN TORINO •••••••••. back to "Mrs HIS NAME" nonstatus Please teU 'em, Helen ' Dr Sprt Coupe 22 000 moles sharp & ready to - MRS JOHN DOE- NO' P S My husband agrees with me DEAR MARY SMITH DOE FORD MUSTANG You've told 'em, I've told 'em More to the point, ALL Auto bronze metallic brown V roof mag wheels women who want to retam their identities must teU 'em, each time they are Irked by a label. That's mass educatton, and It FORD GAL DR.... ... . • works - H Air, auto p s p B , V roof powder blue really nice P S But keep m mind, many wives still !l"efer "Mrs HIS NAME " Be careful your education program doesn't lnfrmge PINTO ~liRE······· · · ··· ···· · · $2095~ on thell" rights 4 cyl aut~~t atr, lug rac k wood grain fancy wheels 1971 OIEVY 4 DR ..................... . 1971 971 1973 2 DR.....................'1995 Dr Sed air auto PS PB coffee Wltil I came up wtth lhe Idea of usmg an opener such as one which opens frwt )Wee cans I put a good size hole on each side of the top. I can then pour out the needed amoWJt of coffee and still have lhe plastic lid to cover the top, - RUBY DEAR POLLY - We do not smoke so no cigars were passed out when our children were born I came up wtth the Idea of using personalized pencils to announce the arrival of our second We bought such pencils with half bearing the name we had chosen lor a boy and half wtth our favored girl's name As my husband's work mates discovered these pencils on their desks they got the message and had somethmg useful bestdes The kids are DEAR POLLY - My Pet happy to receive the Peeve IS that when dmlng out "Inaccurate" pencils for the salad is so often served their own use - MRS R S S covered w1UI mayonnaise or DEAR POLLY - When some other dressing. I do saving a used razor blade put wish they would serve the It In a plastic medicine bottle dressing separately so It and it will be safe In the could be disregarded If one medicine cabinet -HELEN did not want It It seems they would realize many people 'JS:®~Imll::<llll~~~~~ are on diets and cannot eat It, therefore the salad Is wasted and the customer 18 dlsap· pointed The pnces restaurants charge are terrible, too Any suggestions from you other readers? DOROTHY FRIDAY DEAR DOROTHY - You BIBLE DRAMA, "The Ufe asked for suggestions and I of Christ", at Bradbury have one I feel sure thai H Church of Christ, Friday and you specified "No dressing, Saturday at 7 30 p m Public please" wheu ordering your Invited ~alad your request would be respected. - POLLY YOUTH Service by lantern DEAR POLLY and LCS Ught, 1 30 p.m. Friday at who has problems with a Rutland Mission, Depot St IWJch box rusting - I used Girls requested to wear print waxed paper m the bottom of dressea and boys to wear my husband's IWlch box But jeans or overalls once I substituted a paper COMMUNITY GOOD towel and fOWld It not only FRIDAY Services Friday at worked better but served as a 7 30 p.m at the Middleport napkin when he ate Instead <llurch of Christ The Rev of washing the bottom of the Pete1 Granda! of the First box I wipe 1t clean \vlth a wet Baptist <llurch speaker cloth and use a soap fiUed pad SATURDAY on any rust spots This DECORATED !!:ASTER eliminates further rusting - EGGS will be sold for $1 a box ETHEL. In front of New York aothlng DEAR POLLY - I live House Saturday from 10 a m alone and foWld It difficult to 101 til 5 p m A bake sale will open a three pound can of also be held Sponsqred by Social Calendar 72 72 Buick Electra, V·top, 1~71 Ford Pmto, 2 dr, clean ....... .... ..... . . '1395 69 .... -. '595 69 69 68 67 461 S. 3r~ Chester. Mlddle(lort Beta Sigma Ph1 Sorority EASTER r~ GG HUNT at Southern High School Saturday from I 30 to 2 30 p m Tllose wlshmg to donate colored eggs call 949-2549 or leave at school Friday Spoosored by F H A SUNDAY SUNRISE SERVICES at Sutton <llurch at 7 30 a m Breakfast at 8 15 a m Swlday School at 9 15 a m with egg hWJt to follow Charge \VIde services at Carmel Church at 10 45 a m Pastor Is the Rev Steve Wilson. COUNTY·WIDE PRAYER service to be held at 2p m on Sunday at the Fairplay Chapel wtth Glen Bissell, leader Rev Thereon Durham is pastor of the church located off State Routes 325 and 124 on Meigs County Road I BRADFORD Church of Chrlslsunrlse service, 6 a m Easter morning Everyone welcome APPLE GROVE Church, Sunrise serv1ce Easter morning, 6 a m BRADBURY Church of Christ, Easter cantata by the adult and youth choir, 1 p m Sunday S101rlse service at 6 30 a m. Easter mormng, outside weather permttting. MONDAY BLOODMOBILE Monday at Pomeroy Elementary School from 1 to 6 p m RACINE PTO Monday at elementary school There w11l be a cultural arts program and Installation of new of. fleers Refreslunents wiU be served by second grade RUTLAND Baseball League meeting , 6 p m Mooday at home of Jerry Eads, Main St , Rutland ' ANNUAL Spnng tea o( Candy Strtpers, Veterans Memorial Hospttal, 7 p m Monday at east·wesl dmmg > RUST PROOF Karr & Van Zandt Your new car at Sm1th Nelson Motor guaranteed for 5 yrs not to rust from outs1de m So tf vou have 1ust purchased a new car 1n the last '0 days, PROTECT your mveslment Regular pnce S129 95 ' You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING <Pomeroy Open Evemngs Untii6 · 0()-Ttl Sp m. Sat. or Apnl and May'109.95 W1th Th1s Coupon Call for appomtment at room of hospital Parents· mvtted to accompany daughters, all girls report In full umform, 6 30 p m INSTALLATION of officers when Chester PTA meets at 7 30 p m Monday at the school Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey were Sunday dmner ' guests recently at the home of their granddaughter and family , Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and daughters at Chester Mr and Mrs Dwaine Jordan , Keith and Sarah and Mrs William Culwell were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rice m Colum· bus The Rtce 's wtll move to Gadsen, Alabama, th1s week Dale Dye called at Mt Car· mel Convalescent Center In Columbus to see h1s niece, Dons Dye Angle, who Is m a senous condition following a stroke Relatives from a distance who came for the fWJeral of Carl Greenlees at the Blgony. Jordan Funeral Home were Mr and Mrs Chester Greenlees , and Earl Gordon, Barlow; Dean Greenlees , Mr and Mrs Harold G1ffm, Mr and Mrs Milford Marti"n , Don Greenlees, Gordon Greenlees , and Mr and Mrs William Lott, Fleming, Chester Dale Greenlees, Mr and Mrs' Dale Taylor, Helen Taylor, Robert Taylor, Mr and Mrs Myron Peter son, James L Robinson , Mr and Mrs Donald Peterson , Mr and Mrs Jerry Ramy, and Mr and Mrs Gary Smith, Marietta, Edna Place and daughter, Cutler, Mf and Mrs D F Srmth and Betty Belpre , and Dr and Mrs Lawrence Smtth of Shreves , Ohio Mr Greenlees, 70, who moved to thts commWJity 1n 1951, was employed for many years at the Carpenler Experiment Farm and had retired because of disability suf· fered m a dynamite explosiOn at h1s home m 1962 Survivors mclude his wife, Ava , two daughters , Rose Hooper, Atherls , and Carolyn Fraley, local; a granddaughter, Rilla Rhoades who was reared m the home, two other gran· daughters, Darla and Janet Hooper, Athens and a grandson, Roger Fraley, local A grandson, Rusty Fraley, preceded htm In death Vlna Rutherford, Columbus, was an overnight guest of her &Wit, Mrs Ida Denmson Mrs Dennison, who had spent several days In Columbus returned home wtth her They visited with Mr and ~s . Dorsey Jordan and famtly on Monday evening Murl Galaway was a t Grant Hospital, Columbus to see her sister, Goldie Chase, who remains In a very serious condttion Those from the comm101ity who attended the Meigs County Grange Banquet at Salisbury School on Friday evening Included Mr and Mrs Earl Starkel, Mr and Mrs. Granville Lyollll, Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabtree, Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan and Mr and Mrs Dwaine Jordan, Bryan, Keith and Sarah Faye The dinner was served to about 140 Grangers and friends by the Salisbury P T A The Gospel Tones, a Meigs County Gospel singing group presented several numbers and dinner music was furnished by Keith Ashley, Racine Grange Edward Rowles, assistant steward of the Ohio Sta,te Grange, gave the addfess and Earl Starkey, local , was master of ceremomes Mrs Ruby Holhda~ , Harrisonville was g1vt" spcc1al recogn111on for Door 6 cyl. auto. - - - - -1695 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burr1s, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvtn Keebauqh. ' ' _ _ _ _ _ _......,,_,_ _ _ _ _....,) • I, • @ 2 uP: Carpenter ~~~~·· ~··~··!:·~~.,; "Your Friendly Dealer" Personals Phil Baker, Decatur, In· diana, spent a few days here With his COUSin, Martha Mays Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Culwell recetved word of the bll"th of a son, Christopher Lee, born to their grandson and wife, Mr and Mrs Rick Rice of Fayettsville, North Carolina Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan, local, aC~:ompanled by their ' daughter, Barbara Jordan, Gallipolis spent a few days In Jacksonville, Alabama with thetr son and daughter.in. law, Mr and Mrs D~le Jordan and daughter, Kalie Among those from a distance who were called here by the death of Hilbert Cox were his daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Bert Chflsllan and Catrlna, Lucasville, along with Mrs Roberta Parker, Bolivar , Mr. and Mrs "Robert Parker and family Middleport , Tommy Parker and Stacy, Strasburg, Mr and Mrs Albert Qulvey, Dover , Mr and Mrs Billy Lyons, Lan· caster, Mrs W I Sweet, Mtddleport, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Reedy and family, Southside, W VB Mr Cox lived with the Ney Carpenter fam1ly here as a yoWJg man and later was employed at the Carpenter Experiment Fann and lived here before being transferred to Jackson m hts employment and moving to Albany • 65 Ford Fairlane Wagon -- ... - - - - - -1295 72 Dod•e 1 ton Truck, flat bed---- 12695\ j SMITH NELSON MOTORS Ohio Ph. Pom_e~ov . • 992·2174 . . . • . • ••• Dodge Dart Coe., V-8 auto. - - - - - '995 VW 2 Door Bug ----------- '695 67 Chevelle 4 Aprll and May ' Located on St. Rt. 7 Cut. S Coupe, air----- - - 1895 Olds 88 HT Sedan, air ________ !795 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr., low miles ---·'895 68 ·~d Th~ough 4 Door, V-8 auto.--- - - - - -'895 Olds Cut. 4 Dr., v-roof, air -----'1095 69 Olds oo COUPON P~. 69 Buick Riviera Coupe, air _______ '995 Open Evenmgs T1l6 Except Thurs. and Sat. Tll5 00 .·-. .,' 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---...' 109~ SEE Fred Blattnar, Melvm Little, Or Dan Thompson 992-2196 ,, 79 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 tuto. - - - - - - '1595 1971 Ford Ton no, small Ill 2 dr , HT ••••• ••• •• '1495 2 dr 6 cyl auto new ttres good condition RIGGS USED CARS o. Olds 98 HT 7l Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air.. - - - -'1595 1971 Volkswagen, 2 dr lo ca l, careful owner •••• '1695 Phone ' ' pow., air___ • 12695 Sed., power, air - - - - 12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full oower, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. Sed•• lull power, fact air 12895i 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air-- --' 1795 72 Ford ElOO Econolu•ne Van, AT , excepflona 1... ..... .... .... .... . ... . .. . . . .... '3495 1910 BUick Electra, 4 dr , hard top, a1r cond ntce • • • • • • • • • . ••••••••• , ••• •••••••• , •••• '1595 1974 Ford Cus 500. 4 dr , VI, AT, P S, P B shenff's car good mechanically ••••••••••••• •• •1895 14173 MANY MORE Dart Swinger, 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ___ 12895 1974 Ford 118 FIOD '12 ton PICkup, 302 VB, one owner •••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• •• •••••••• '3495 1914 Ford 118 F100 four wheel dme pickup, shows good care ••••••••• •• •••••• •• •• • • • • • • • •3995 969 MUSTANG 2 DR FASTBACK .... '95 1969 BUICK SKYlARK •••..••••••••••••• $995 Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel INFLATION FIGIITER DEAR POLLY-Perhaps you or some of the readers could suggest a way to bake two potatoes wtthout heating a large oven I do not always have an oven dmner but we like a baked potato each everung - JEAM DEAR JEAM- Why DOl bate several potatoes when you are having an oven dinner, use two that night aad lhen 1coop oul the illlllde of the olhen (afler they are cui In half~. Mash them, season as desired and then wrap and freeze Healing them wm Dol take 81 long as baking a potato from scratch and H you bave a portable broUer oven lhey could be heated In II. Perhaps some reader bas a better Idea. - POLLY 73 •• •••• • Dodge 4 dr Sedan, n1ce tor model •• • ' pass. ______ 1329S Olds !liS wx. Sedan, pow., air___ 13495 Olds 88 HT Cpe, V-roof, air_-_ --'2495 -"' 1972 Dodge \18 Charger, 2 dr HT , very clean '2295 AT , PS . . . .. ..... ..... ... ...... 1974 Ford 118 Gran Torma 4 dr sedan AT, M995 PS , one owner ••••••••••••••• •• , , •• , • • , , • , •• ~ .£ 1~65 Supreme 73 VOlkSWagen Bus, 9 HG ••••••• • '2895 • power, 4 Dr., air. ___ '5395 DeVile, slant 6 , auto•• ..'3495 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr., pow., air ---·'4195 75 Chev. % l C-20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ 15395 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B.-- 'Jl95 74 VW Bus, 9 pass. _________ 13695 P•nto, 4 cy l , 4 sp , one local owner N1ce •• • '2195 1974 Plymouth. VB, Gold Duster 2 dr H T, really sharp , low mtleag e Only • , ••• , • , •• , • , , '3095 ••• ••• • Cut. Dodge 75 197J I (;pe. air--'5495 1 air,..., 4495 I 500, 4 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO•••••••••••• '"""'• Freeze baked poUJ.toes and heat when needed 76 Ollis 1974 Ford P1nto. 3 door runabout luxury •2995 model Ex1ra sharp ••• • • • •••••• ••••••• •••• •• 1974 Mustang II Gh1a, V6 2 dr , P S p B ' A T Very low m11eage, hke new '3495 11 •.••...•.•.... Polly's Pointers 73 Cadtllat !:~~~~~~:;~~.~ c~. .'.;.~r.'.~:~ c~~~ ••E~~~~ ••••2995 g~!nF~r.~. ~~~~~ . ... .~~~••• ~ .~~ :. ~.u.'~• • ~~~~· •••• •2995 1973 Dodge, \18 Challenger, 1 dr Cpe., pow., 73 Cadillac Elderado " 1 '3995 1973 USED CARS PRICES WILL NEVER BE THIS LOW AGAIN SOFIGNS QUAUTY 1~75 Pomeroy Motor Co. . CHEVROLET Caprice S5295 A door co car, low mileage, sandstone fini sh, vinyl top, and Interior, air conditioning power window• & door locks tilt steering wheel , cruise control, AM radio & tape tru ly a loaded car and has good eyeappeal , 1975 CH EIIRDLET Chevetfo $4895 Classic 4 door, co demQ with low mileage, light green with green vinyl root, power door lock•, windows brakes factory air, tint glass, confortllt, crYise control, AM radio & Iape It's loaded and Its nice her many years of service Cheryl Lawson and Virginia Jordan enjoyed a 4H club recreation workshop at Portsmouth on Friday night and Saturday COMMISSIONERS NAMED COLUMBUS(UPI) - Gov James A Rhodes Thursday named fonner Scioto COunty Prosecutor Everett Burton, 51 , Portsmouth, to be chatrman of the newly created Oh1o Public Defender " Conunlsslon Rhodes also named to the commlsaion Paul D Cassidy, 45, Grandview, James J Hughes Jr 39, Columbus, • Raymond M Weimer, 53, London, and David D White, 74, Columbus • ' ' OONSIGNMENT AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 17 - SALE 10 A.M. Sponsored by Orange Twp. Volunteer Fire Dept at their F1re Stahon, Tuppers Plains, OhiO Following are some Items to sell - Hymp back trunk picture frames loldl tools. pot belly stove, walnut sew ing rocker round oak pedestal table wflh 6 matching chairs, 4 bent back chairs shotguns, rifles and pistols. lot of old botlleo and Iars, antique coffee mill, antique child's loy cook stove and dozens of other articles small and large -LUNCH SERVEDSpecial-! old "Gone With The Wind" OU Lamp I.: •r '• _______....... - Consignment by others wanted ca II 667 llOJ or 667 31?0 .__ :; .:; '" �9 - The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, April16, 11178 8 - The Dallv Sentinel M1ddleport·Pomeroy 0. f nday Aorli lh IU7ti WANT AD S INFORMA TION DEADLINES P M Day Befor e ~~~~~~ my ..., ···-.&,,-,.--:- •".v ---~·· ··-..-~ ••••• •• •• •••• • ............. '\"C For Fast Results-Use The Sentinel Classifieds ,,ncece thanks for rhe many deeds of S k1ndness shown me whlle o pa PUblicatiOn ttenl at Hol n11 Med1col Center ~Sates Mon da y Deadt •ne 9 t s ncerely thank the Pomeroy am Cance lla t ton Eme rgency Squod the doclors 1951 CHEVROLET P1ckup Re bu tfl COAL limestone and all types of 3 BEDRM ho1 se 1n Rutland Cpr recttons wdl be ac ~olt and rock sa lt for 1ce and V8 263 motor new brakes and nurses at Holzer MediCal PI)One 992 5858 cepted until 9 am for snow removal Excelsior Soh new ltres $400 Phone 992 Center 1he m1nlsters ond all Dlly of Pub1 cation HOUSE for sole 26 acres newly Works East Mo1n St Pomeroy my fr1ends ond reloft ves who 7816 REG"ULATION S fenced posture 2 acres Oh1o Phone 992 389 1 remembured me wtlh COld~ The Publ ts her reserves 1968 CUTLASS Supreme 350 hlloble house carpeted on~ Your kt nd thought wtfl never be th f' rtght to ed t! or retect engrne otr conditioned Coli FREEZER BEEF Corn fed steen remode led freshly patnted forgotten Arthur Hoyt any ads deemed ob Will delrver to local dressmg m 1669 after 4 p m basement small barn porch tecttonal The publ ts her COINS 1 WOULD lrke lo thank my lrl&nds plants P hone~~ 2111 c• ty water forced 0 11 heot wtlt not be r esoponstble for 1972 NOVA b cy l au1omot1c BUY, SELL or TRADE and ne1ghbors lor all the many rural conventent locatJo n near more than one tncorrect power steenng 48 000 mr les IN DASH 23 ChDnne l CB AMFM cords and fl owers and also the Chester Phone (614) 98S 4248 tnser •on MPX radto 8 track stereo Coli S WoO Phone 992 3259 RATES prayers wh1ch were offered tn or m 5Q75 Find buried tre11Ure . 992 3965 ~Free estimates on car· For Wan1 Ad Ser vtc e my behalf du1mg my stoy'in the 19~ Corvotr Monzo New C 8 Cor ns ring,, sliver, gold. ·pel1ng and 1nstallal10n HOU SE on lmcoln Hgts 2 bedr ~ cen ts per wor" one DUNCAN F1fe dropleof dtnmg Untvers1ty Hosp1to l Mn Edtth rod ro Phone 992 7826 Coin & Met11 ms Iorge k1tchen Iorge bose tnSe rt on We 11 bnng sanfl>les to your table Secr etory Ch mo Sauer Detectors ' Mrntmum Charge$\ oo 1974 Ej 5 1eep wtth extras good ment eiCcellenl buy for home wo lh no obligation . cabrnets carpet fo r 4 rooms I· For Rent 14 ce nts per word three condtfton $3900 00 Phone $9 200 Wrth furnrtu re $10 7po dropenes curtorns end tables See how you can really or consccut ve tn ser tt on~ I 5% 5104 Certified techmc1an •. Phonem 7~8 Notices one marble top table tables For hiesave 26 ce nt s p ~r worq. StK Stratton Bnggs & and floo r lqmps maple choir 3 BEDROOM all electrrc home con sec ut vc tn sc rtt ons • GRAND OPE NIN G Bl ue lorton 1971MONTE Carlo pb p s o c Moke Young, Manager 25 P el' Cen t Dtsco unt on Phone 992 3403 Phone 992 5301 family room carpeted wrlh Engmes Sa les and lnsta llalion R&J COINS Tavern 1 p m Saturday Apr lt Pi!ltd ads and ads pard wood burntng ftreploce In . Rt J Pomeroy Oh10 45169 17 New ly re model&d same 1962 CHEVROLET 4 dr Con be P1ckup & Delivery wt th n 10 day s Rutlond 7422331 Rushc Htlls Syracuse $25 000 ma nagem ent Everyone seen ot 399 West Motn St CARD OF THAN KS Phone day or n~ght Rover Wam sley Phone992 7836 & OB ITUARY PH.992-3746 welcome Pomeroy 614 9912206 I 14 I fl\ 0 - - - - :-c~4 1 1 mo . \1 00 tor 50 word 4 5-16 3 BEDRM HOUSE on Moddlerocl RACINE Ftre Depl w1l l hove o TURF TRIM mtn mum Forced a1r furnace centro orr ' Shoohng Match Saturday Each tl dd t! una! wo rd 3 PUSH MOWERS Phone992 2058 Aprr l 17 of 6 3D p m Th s match cents 8L\N 0 ADS wtll be held at the new match SPRING SALE on Starcroft Mtnt Codner's CampeiS 10 3 HP, B& S Eng Ad d to nal 2Sc cnarqe butldmg Out of Ro c.ne take Racine Plumbing motor homes travel traders per Adve rt sem en r Bashon Rd to Bo s hon Ftre RAINBOW RIDGE $69 95 and fold downs Us&d traders OFF ICE HOUR S Hou50 Tur n nght for abou t 1 & I Bashan Areal 8 30 a m to S 00 p m tn stock Warranty and Se rvrce Heating one holf mtle Datl y a 30 a m to 12 00 LONG BOTTOM TURF TILL whot we sell Accessones and Noon Saturda y RACI NE Ftre Deportment wtll Ports Dept Camp Conley Star Racine Oh1o TILLERS Phone Oda y 997 2156 hove o ho rn shoot Satu rday at croft Soles Rt 62 N of PI new root or Old Need l h H P, B&S Eng Sales Rental b 30 p m at thetr new butld ng Pleasant repaired? House roo!, $163 95 TRAVEL TRAILERS a t! Bo s han Rood barn Shingles bUild 1975 Choteau Camper 28 ft 24 Hour Serv1ce NOTICES pamt.ng, electncaf wor , POMEROY LANDMARK sleeps 8 eq_utpped w th otr OPEN ATTN " gutt ers & downspouts, ALL tiOU SEWtVES Flex steel sofa bed two door •• _Jack W Carsey Mgr FRI SAT SUN furnac es, water heaters, PH. 992-6010 l;ost and Found All Yard Sa es Rummag e 1;, ACRE - Home 5 y r s refngerotor (gos or electnc) 6it Phone 992 2181 water saftner s, 1nstalled & or by contact1ng Por ch and Basement Porcn double s nk 12V converter rel)arred Sewage ol d 3 BR ba lh niCe R Codner Owner and Basem ent Sal es etc LOST or sto len titl e bloc"- dog Courteous Call us at 949 1881 pock forced mr furnace hot k1lchen and dmmg Uttltty w th 4 wh tte feel lost tn Har must be pa1d tn advan ce or H9 2203 water heater 2 twin bods also 1973 MOTO Gozzt Fully dressed R ca rpor t stora ge bldg Service3 31 1 mo. Ge t your tn tn ear y by nsonv rll o Nome AI on col 4 1 1 mo 3 28 I mo cobtnet bunks- sleeps 4 21 ft stopp ng by our of fiCe at lor Phone 742 2256 low mtleoge $1500 Also 1975 all electnc $16 900 I ownrng crank up antenna 4 ..• . . . . Th e Dally Sen ttne l 111 Bultaco Frontera 250 CC 200 ROUTE 681 - 135 ac res Court St or wnttng Box burner top and oven fen hood mrles never been raced loh of mtnerals water available 729 Pomeroy Oht o 45769 Lrke new pnced to sell Phone ex tras S850 f rm Phone good hunt 1ng some ttmber FREE ESTIMATES Mei~'Wanted wtlh your remdlan ce 742 2954 SAM'S ROGER HYSELLS Blown Go llte?lts 2~56 :::::.:1~ 29:::_5~---: near oth er recre ation DO YOU HAVE PARTY PLAN EX 19b6 Passenger lnlernollonol USED Chatnsows l1llers and Insula l1ort-Serv1ces $1 6 600 PERIENCE ? FRIENDLY TOY Schoo l bus converted tn to a mowers Wllkmson law n and LOV ELY HOME - 7 r PIZZA SHOP PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR Ftnanetng Ava tlabl e camper Bottle gas stove and GARAGE Gorden 498 locust St Md fr ame 3 large BR l'f2 MANAGERS IN OUR AREA I" refngerotor Phone 992 2590 or Blown mto Wall s & Altte s dleport Ohto Phone 992 TORN VINYL? · RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE Italian-Style ba lh s fu ll basemenl w 2 STORM 992 7890 Automobile and 3092 OEMS HAVE NO CASH INVEST WINDOWS & DOORS ca r ga r age porches Damag ed v.nyl c an be Call 1n orders and p1ck up Truck Repair REPLACEMENT MENT NO COLLECTING OR 1971 750 HONDA good cond1tton over loo ktng lh e rtver furth er 1n twenty mm.utes WINDOWS r.e pa•r ed s lop th DELI VERINGS CALL COLLECT Coii(61• J667 6185 olio•~ p m State Rt 124 Located at 329 3rd Street excellenl cond 1f10n J UST ALUMINUM damage to v •n v 1 WI CAROL DAY (SIB) •B9 B39S oc . Rac1ne, Oh1o SIDING SOFFITT $18 500 durable repatrs completed Toward Rutland WR IT E FRIENDLY HOME PAR 5 or 6 room modern house 1974 750 cc Suzuk motorcycle GUTTERS AWNINGS C ol 992 5502 MIDDLEPORT 5 BR In your home R V or ca~' TIES 20 RAILROAD AVE r~oson o b le rent Rev R D Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 949-2404 P V C clothing and auto 1 2 bat hs d1nmg r 2 ALBANY N Y 12205 Brown Phone (6 14 ) 669 41 71 lARRY lAVENDER a ll a GT v.ny l Phone 992 · 5682 C gl assed po r che s all Sy racus e Ohio OPEN TUES THRU SAT F re c sea s HOM E WORKERS earn $60 Ph 992 3993 ' 1r Spcc 1a lt st storms NG heat garage 6 30 Till 10 00 re pa week ly addressrng envelopes 3 23 1 mo . 4 10 1 mo 3 17 lmo . and work s hop car port Eshm ates Ru sh sel f addre ssed stomped $12 000 enve lope Southern Dr ver FURNISHED opt couple only oil 1976 GAS IMMEDIATE stf ed 1206 Camden Dnve uttltttes potd $130 per month 12X50 PENTHOUSE ~ chmond V t r~tnta 23229 POSSESSION - Ra nch Phone 992 3975 or 992 257 1 MOBILE HOME LA~RY WHOBREY DONELli'S lype 4 BR 2 baths ulol 1ty 379 2189- 379 2445- 992 5552 $25 PER HUNDRED •lulh ng trorler fully carpeted $4,995 r part baseme nt has rec e nve lopes Se nd se lf 2 8EDRM located on Rt 143 close to Har room lovely rear gla ssed a ddr esse d st omped PUBLIC - PIZZA monvrl le 1 chrld Phone 742 CONSTRUCTION enve lope Edroy Mo1 ls Box porch ho t wa ter heat Kanauga 3122 • 188 Albany Mo 6JI402 295 s 2nd St garage close to sc hool ACCOUNTANT We bu1ld new and re model ENjOY groc1ous ltv1ng at Vtllage M 1ddleport Ohto $30 000 DEPENDABLE babysrtter needed types ol the old All 991 6167 Manor m M1ddleporl fo os low Mobile WANTED-HOMES TO to care for ftve and 8 year old butldmg and remodeling Now acceptmg chents DPEN4 p M DAILY as $130 per month wtt h all from the foundaf ton u~ . Phone 992 3511 SELL Kanauga, Oh1o CLOSED MONDAY for bookkeepmg and ut Itlies po1d These ore bra nd Additions carpetrn~ , HENRY E CLELAND We spec ta lt ze '" home Ph 446 9662 Bermce Bede Osol SALESPERSON or Agent Won ted new htgh quolrly apartments at palnttng Sieling roofln!, tax serv1ce mad e Ptzta Spaghett i; BROKER TE XAS PETROLEUM CORP Sub pane11ng pal)er hanging, prices you con alford Your rent Baked La sag na 8. Sa nd · FOR Saturday April t7 1976 992 22S9 or 992 2568 etc stdtory needs dependable per mcludes month to month w ches son to wotk on thet r own Con leases all e lec ltvrng ONECompressor w1th condenser ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) Ph 949 2013 or 843 1667 · PH. 992-6173 Qu1ck Carry out Serv1ce. tact protec ted accoun ts tn corpe tt ng range and 4 2 l mo t h p 3 phose Also one 2 Your charm an d keen sense at 3 18 1 mo M e•gs County area We tro1 n relngerotor free trash p ckup 4·13-1 mo . whee uftl1ty trotler Phone t unor wtl t be your mat or Wnte W G Crawford Pres cable rv ol your expense and 992 57& assets today Wttll a I th a t go PANCO 8o)( 52 Fort Worth on srte lau ndry focrlittes Con tng for you wha t more do you 1911 Sktflcr;,t21ftcabtn c ru~ vement to shopp1ng on Th1rd Tex WILKINSON'S VIrgil II Sr Rea ltor need? Inboard 140 Mercrouser Also 110 Mechant c Pomerooy 0 and Mt\1 Streets rn Mrddleport complete Smal l Eng WANT someone to sew dorly trotler Many extras Phone See the manager of Rtvers•de Repa.r TAURUS (Apnl 20 Moy 20) Phone 992 3325 mend1ng and do ltg ht AUCTION SALE Apartments or ca ll 992 3273 992 2S90 oc_~ 9_: 92 :_:..: 78 :..: 90 . :..:._~-Laoy Luck may t ave a rote tn housework Phone 992 bOOS furmshed oporlmenls me also MI'M EOG RUTLAND - 6 ems 3 Orange Twp Volunteer fu rnlf g you on to somelhtng R APH mochme Royal ovatloble ;.r-J 1- 1saw,... brs ba th c1fy water new F~re Department w11t hold pro f tta b l ~ tod ny PPrk up your Portable typewnter Homehte o Lawn na t ga s F A furnace a constgnment auctton at e11rs when yo u hear fr ten ds dts chotn sow Phone 997. 2409 FURNISHE D 2 bedrrn oporlment From th e larges t Truck or t ... ,'<1 ~ Mowersporches and large lot th e hre house located 1n cuss bu sn ess adu ts on ly tn M1ddleport 1- FM"ML V ~ Ilk cow fresh soon Bu ll do ze r' Rad1ato r to the ~~ ~ ~ ~i :><i t TlllersWILL DO butfdtng and remodel alles t Heater Core Phone9Q2 3874 Tuppers Plams, Oh10 on c • R1d1ng $12500 1 4 hole hog teed!!-) set 3 pt GEMINI (May 21 June 20) The mg roo jrng p umbtng fur ~K Tractors L1 NCOLN HTS Nea t 2 Apnl 17th begmn~ng at h1tch Ford cuJtlVotor 112 Nathan B1gg s best 111 ng s to happ en to yo r noce repotr gas or orl or J SEDAM house wi th both in brs ba th ba seme nt Rad1ator Spectalr st 10 00 a m row corn sp rayer 1975 Rutland Phone 992 5858 today are I ke ty to occur n con genera l reporr Free esttmates - ....,...__,_ --NEW Lawn Boy mowers Old$mob1le Starf1re 2 ndtng storm drs a nd w1n dows unctton w 111 sor1eone e se and reasonable ra tes Phone 3 AND 4 A:M furnts hed and un Ptoneer chatn saws horses Phone 992 7692 SMITH NELSON alum1num s1dmg nat gas Watch for L1st of You ro fortunate tn part ners111p Char les Stnda tr l61 4) 985 4121 Bolen s Mowers, Merry fur nts hed opts Phone 992 FA furna ce On ly $10 000 Trllers MTD Mowers or 992 2221 SlEEL wtre dog cage block Items Later . 5434 CANCER (J une 21 July 22) MOTORS, INC. 498 Locu~t Sf NEAR RUTLAND - New 6 Span sh co uch and chou couch Crea ttve protec ts s hou d be <1 WILL DO odd tobs roolmg porn COUNTRY Mobile Home Pork Rt Middleport Ohto Pomeroy Ph 991 2174 needs upl-10lstermg Phone rms 2 ceram 1c bath s 3 sou rce ol pu re ent oy ment for ttng houltng treework and 33 len m les north of Pomeroy 991 3092 _99_2_32_73_ - - - - - - - - brs n1ce kif baseboard yol today Spar d ttme on ac mo ~mg P ~ne 992 7409 Lorge lots wrth concret petros heat ca rport Oh to Power tiVt ltes cha llengtng your tm srdewo ks runners and off SPINET CONSOLE PIANO SALE Wonted Responsible party to and level lol 530 000 agtnalton street porkmg Phone 992 7£._9 toke ove r Sp1net P1ono Easy CHESHIRE - Modern 1 D&D TREE Trrmmrng 20 years ex 2 BEDROOM trmler $28 00 week LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Don I be terms Con be seen locally room ran ch home Jlh perren ce Ins ured free EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern surpnsed tod ay tf you rece ve a OLD furn th.,Jre 1ce bans brou all ut hires potd Phone 992 Wrrte Credtl Manager P 0 DOZER LARGE AND SMAIL balhs large mod k1tc hen Somtot1on 992 3954 or 992 esttmotes Call 992 2384 or great deal ol altentton lrom Bo• 201 Codyle Ill 62231 bed' old wall telephones and 332• SEPTIC TANKS INSTAlLED BILL (bU) 698 7257 Albony 7349 wtt h eve ryth ing Full someone yo u thought wasn I parts or complete households 4 ROOMS and both on lrncoln PULLINS PHONE 992 2•18 DAY Will do roofmg , construction ba se ment w1th fa mil y all that awt'lrfl of you Wr rte M D Mtller Rt 2 Hgts Fu lly carpeted ltvrng OR NIGHT roo m Covered pat1o db l plumb1ng and heotmg No JOb Pomeroy Ohto Coll992.}760 room Phone m 3090 VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) BRADFORD Aust1oneer Com too Iorge or too small Phone garage and J leve l lots Your materrat prospects too k TIMBER lop prrce for stondtng 3 ROOM furnished opt ul httes SPRING SAlE on Storcroft Mtnt plete Servtce Phone 949 2487 742 2348 $46 500 1 12 ACRES Phone 7•2 2359 lombec Coll (61< l••6 8S10 extremely encourag ng toda y potd 356 N Fourth Mrd or 949 20C() Racine Ohto (nil EXCAVATING dozer bockhoo motor homos trave l traders RACINE - l 1v1ng 18x30 3 See 11 you can put somethrng cA"SH""Pol~;u mak es and _ dleport Bradford and fo ld downs Used traders HOUSE for sole by owner on Lrn ntce bedrooms w1th closets ond drtcher Charles R Ha t tQgether lo fa tten your purse tn §tock Warranty and Ser11rce coin Hgts Prrced low for qurck models of mob le homes 4 RMS and both unfu rntshed apt bog bat h 2 porc hes dry READY MIX CONCRETE delivered f1eld Bock Hoe ServiCI wha t we sell Accessorres and sole Phone 992 5539 Phone a reo code 614 423 953 1 Coli 992 3129 DC992 s•3• nght to your project Fast and LIBRA (S ep1 23 Ocl 23) Rutland Ohio Phone 742 2008 base ment garage with Po Is Dept Camp Conley Star easy Free estimates Phone Bright tdea s wtll come to you 1n DEEP WEll pump Call 949 2860 4 RM APT and both partrally fur LOVEl V 2 story older home m shop and J; .. ac re of land croft Sales Rt 62 N of Pt 992 3284 Goeglem Ready Mr11. raptd success•on to d ay es Rocrne 1hc24 living rm drmng Charles Btssell Boshon ntshed over Fobrrc Shop No On ly $2 1 500 Pleasant Co Mtddleport Oh1o pect all y I yol re around peo p c room new bur It tn krtchen w1th pels not more than one ch1ld MIDDLEPORT N1 ce 12 Jq73 SCHULTZ 3 bedrm all elec wh o are d scuss ng toptcs ym WANTED used lawn and garden cherry cab1 nets den bedrm SAVE ON $50 per month Con tact Mrs ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR roo ms 2 full bath s extra tractors and mowers Offertng mobtle home Phone 992 2605 ltke and one half both down wtlh Poul Sw1sher 957 Hysell St Sweepers toasters trons all la rge mod kttchen wood top dollar lor trade tn on new oak hardwood floors 3 bedr Mrddleport smoll appliances Lawn mower CARPETING SC ORPIO (0<1 24 Nov 22) equrpment Baum True Value burnmg fireplace family ms New full both ut1llty room next to State H1 ghway Garage Chesler Ohro You have a so rt of M1dns touch room w1lh pool table 2 lots upsto1rs full basemen! large on Route 7 Phone (614) 985 today Anythtng you lay yo ur FEMALE red mtmoture Dachshund Just 525 000 front and rear porches uno! 3825 Candy hands on could result tn ga n m CARPENTER wrll do stdtng roof !ached garage 2 storage puppy Phone 992 334b POMEROY - 2 brs I' ' one w~y or another REMODELING Plumbong heeling VEGETABLE plants of all ktnds 10 tng remodehng room oddo bulldrngs all set upon large lot ba th s central a1r and heat Bea uhfu f colors Do ' t and all types of general repo1r dtlferent vartelles of tomatoes !tons Also garages Free wlth odd1ttonal lot avar lable 2 porches db I garage and SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dee yourself and save Regular Work guaranteed 20 years ex tncludmg non aCid whtte Esttmotes Call992 265q Must socnf1ce tor $21 00) Call 21) You II be very popu lar to 4 acres of land All for 56 ~5 sq vd tomato Very Iorge selectton of penance Phone m 2409 9•9 2BB3 day and may even be tnlltled to YARD SALE Thursdoy through $31 000 bedd1ng plants Al so two drflerent sacral events At MODERN all electric home 5 SEWING MACHINE Repolrs '"' THE ABOVE ARE NI CE Geromums and other poHed Soturdoy ot Lo rk tns St Sq Yd tend both for you II meet n rooms ond both plus frmshed vice ell makes 992 228.4 The DE S IRE ABLE AND plant s Hongmg baskets Rutland Rdtng Iown mower basement wlth 3"& two thtrds tereshng people Fobrtc Shop Pomeroy Cleland Forms and Green FULLY equtpped TV Repatr Shop complete bed and mollress SA LEABL E HOME S BUY acres near Ractne Phone (614) Authonzed Smger Soles and house Geraldtne Cleland for sole to sellle estate Best bol s brke all ki nds of dtshes ONE NOW CAPRICORN (D ec 22 Jan 12 or 15 FT 9.9 27•8 Ser11tce We sharpen Sctssors offer tokes rt Phone 843 2911 Co 17•2 2078 Rocme 19) tt wtll be 1 qu et day today but not an un eventful ore PATIO SAlE Rt 1 2 m lesS Tup MoDERN~Inut console AM~FM NEED a plasterer? Call Joe I • NYLON Good lh ngs w II come you r Custer m 3550 rod o 4 ~ peed changer pen Plams 1 & one half mtle Green go ld red , blue rust way w thou! need to seek them Balance $103 ~0 or terms Coli N of E H S Weds thru Satur 0 DEll Alignment located beh1nd Do It yourself Wi th pad oul doy Rutlond Grade School Tuneup 992 3965 --c--,:-d1ng S7 95 :sq yd CONSIGNMENT Auctron Sole brakes wheel boloncmg olrgn W1th padding installed GARDEN Supply Headqua rters AQUARIUS (Jon 20 Feb 19) SoturdDy Aprd 17 10 am Sl 9S squire yard ment Phone 742 20()..4 Cabbage cauliflower broccolt Others w II take a role today 11 Sponsored by Orange Twps head lettuce and pansy plants Newly Wed Spectal- New all elec home never lived help1ng to mak~ thtngs hap pen Volunteer Frre Dept at thetr EXCAVATING dozer loader and CALL Hl 2111 Also on•on sols seed potatoes tn J bedrooms, ltv tng roa m kttchen & dtntng room & that you re are llOp mg for AKC Regtslered Collie Stud Ser F1re Station Tuppers Plorn s backhoe work dump trucks TALK TO of all vorrehes and o fullltne of 1 balh mostl y carpeted porch & bu1ll on garage h acre Ohto ConSignments welcome They II move obstacles you and lo boys for h1re will haul vrce Stardus t Kmg Phone WENDELL GRATE bulk garden seeds Head Phone (61•) 6613303 oc 667 can I move fill dlrt top so1l hmeslone and CARPET CONSULTANT of land Coun tr y settmg 1 mile off Rt 7 fmtshtng work (614)985 •us quarters also tor f1n e produce 3890 grovel Call Bob or Roger Jef requ1 red wtll be done for buyer tn 30 days Pnced for PISCES IFeb 20 March 20) COLLI E pups for sole Ractne M1dway Mkt Pomeroy 992 fers day phone 992 7089 quiCk sale $22 500 phone 8.43 2753 Ctrcum stances are unusual to 2582 nrght phone 992 3525 or 992 day but htghly tavorab e Don t GIVE o llvtng Easter Poodle FORD 9N tractor overhaul 5232 Ltt1te 3 Cow Farmer Here 1 s a modern house In the waste ltme on tnfles Concen teacup llntes toy AKC $1 750 Ford Jub1lee tracto r country completely remodeled 3 bedroom house 7~11111 Rut11ne1 trate on lh tngs that can y1eld a regtstered I block male \ $1 750 Ford 861 tractor w th 6 RM house tn Mrddleport next evcrythmg new 1ncludes wtr lng plumb ing roof Pomeronton 6 weeks Phone loader $2 350 All iS ( holmen ,to school New shrngle roof natur.3 1 ga s furnace sma ll barn chtcken house c1 ty (614 )6961291 WD 45 tractor wide front end $5500 Phone 992 7275 wa ler & natural gas Almost 3 ac res of welllayed land ·1~-·-·~ S1 250 V•ed 2x4 plow $175 ROOMY 7 yr old 01)8 5fory wood REGISTERED lrrsh Setter mole Pri ced $26,500 used 5 ft 3 pi rotary mower dog red 9 months old Also 1 frame two bedrm home '$185 New Ideo hoy condt pony Contact Rita Roush I located between Coolvtlle and honer $.450 3 rtdtng law n Tuppers fhrle out Sl Rt 143 bes•de chur Plams One acre lot 5 BEDROOMS - ThiS n1 ce I;, story home has a large mowers $35 SilO L uckett Farm April 17, 1976 two cor garage Ci ty water gas l1 vmg room w1lh sh 1n y oak !loosing dining room, ni ce Equ 1pment Phone (6 14 ) 698 heal hardwood floors The pursuit of knowledge w I k1 tchen wtth butlt tns 2 bathrooms 2 bedrooms on first 3032 or 69B 188 1 W carpe : • • Man , Tue • •, Wed. • • ted ltvrng room nlce assume a greater tmportance floor 3 n1 cely paneled bedrooms on the 2nd floor also 2 Woshmglon St ~an_r vrew $21 000 Phone (6U) • ,. 8: 00ttl5:00 • for yo u thts comt ng year What large porches ahd a su n porch, garage Nat ural gas 661 3519 you learn w•ll alter your ltle by 1975 DATSUN 01r condlttontng furnace ts ver y econom1 cal Located on Scout Road m ABOUT:::.C:3-'-o-n-e-;-h-ol:;-l- oc-res of gtvmg you a more postltve out • e Thursday 8 til12 noon • power brakes $2 900 Phone Chesler Ohoo Would you believe S12 800 FOR SALE undeve loped land in the took 992 J.j5J Vtlloge of Pomeroy Oh1o Out Sll ooo w1 1l buy modern home nea r fairground s 2 1973 THUNDERBIRD excellenl of htgh water good neighbors MEN'S NEW condrtron power seats w n bedrooms ll vtng room kitchen ba th garage 2 car has city water and sonttory In 1972, Apollo 16 blasted off dows steermg and brakes concrete block garage an d garden space ntce for small sewage Reasonable Phone for the moon With three AM FM radio w1th tope player fa moly 992 5186 SPRING SUITS mag rims plus regular rims and Amencan astronauts aboard HOME fo~olel;.ng -;;m d1n hubcaps Phone 247 2424 or see • •• Close Sat. At 5 p.m. • • Also that day, U S planes 1ng room 2 bedrooms kit Vlrg1l Hill n letart Fo!!! _9 hro 48 Reg npded the North Vietnam chen famtly room both 1'173 VEGA stollen wagon 4 Phone Q92 7394 cap1tal of Hano1 Call For Appointment speed low mdeoge excellent SIMON'S 'In 1975, the government of J 8£0ROO'M total elec home condi tion Will sel l reasonable garage Iorge lot on Rustle 949-2388 Cambodia asked the Commu· Phone992 2386 Htlls Syracuse Sale prrce -....--. PICK-A-PAIR mst Insurgents for a cease 1968 MERCURY for sole Good $22 900 Phone 992 1S23 toe t 742 2211 ARNOLD GRATE RUTLAND ~~ f1re and offered to turn power ru nrng condttron Phone JIMMY DEEM POMEROY , 0 more tnformnt1on 614 985 3565 over to them ::.:~ MAC'S LAWN . MOWER SERVICE I NEW & . MIDDLEPORT CAB CO. & ue, Pizza Ph. SPECIAL W. Z. RUTT D&D AstraGraph Homes TEAFORD 1- ..--~/f!/:r:., t~Cha1n t,, - """'";. Stripe Sale $fl -----------501 CENTRAL REALTY CO. RUTLAND FURNITURE ... - •••.. ~~ ..=•• •• ..w •• ~4frtze ----- •• . i:.. J • :: ...........,••..,...,.... ••• • • FRIDAY TIL 8 .:~ •• ··•••••·· . •• RUTLAND FURNnuRE = ·······-··················· DAN ' =TH=O=MPSO::::=N:::: I USED CARS I By Heltm Bottel Business Services - SLOAN's· CAIIPOING I ' WriM!e (]lie' AI Offl~ DEAR HELEN Make me a charter member of your "Wrinkle Chic" movement We,elders are flnaUy coming Into our own, what with the U S birth rate now barely at replacement level Before loog, there will be lllOI"e people over 50 than wlller 25 and we woo't be coosidered "has beellll," but merely ~~reaching 1973 our pri.Dle " "WRINKLE 1973 BUICK 10' long w1de bed, VB standard 1972 Buick LeSabre..................'2195 2 Dr H T , air 1974 MUSTANG II HATCHBACK ••'2795 cyl , sp , radial !Ires clean 4 4 1975 Pinto 2 Dr•.................... '2495 Standard 973 QIEVY CUSTOM 101-.......... '2995 I +++ '3695 1973 atEV. CUSTOM ............. $2695 cmc" ~ REGAL •• •••• •• ••• ••••• • Fully equlped chrome reverse wheels double sharp DEAR FOR Your queshon IS bemg asked by experts who point out that by 1990 the number of workers per retired person will drop from 4,6 tD 3 5, and wonder how such a large !J"Oportion of adult nonworkers (almcst one-third) can be supported by the rest of soctety I can predict compulsory retirement age poliaes will change 1n the next decade or two - but I wonder how many G:iyear-olds will elect to work longer, Wlless their jobs are made more lnterestmg than they presenUy are• (Most SoC18l Secunty applicants are now UNDER age-&, It's reported ) - H F-UJO ................... '2895 FORD Auto , P S , IQng wide bed Which brmgs me to a pertinent question When will lxislness and mdustry catch up with the times and drop till' compulsory age-& retirement• When will they stop "pushing" younger people mto earlier retirements at 55 or 62, just to make room for an ever~ecreaslng crop of youngsters• U Congressmen cap hold offtce unUI90illus, why must we office workers be thrown 011 the Social Security dump heap ftve to 15 years before many of us are ready to quit• - FOR wide bed, 350 V 8 aulo P S P B slodmg rear window. Tilt wheel double sharp OIEVY C-30 ... .................... DEAR HELEN $AVE Here are more sul!l!estions for "Old Parlies" who object to long wheel base, flat bed w1th racks 4 spd the words "seruor clt12en, gold ager, etc" lt,·an,s.. 20 000 mile tru ck like new How about belongmg to the "Nifty Fifty Qroup," or the "Sexy Sixty Set" or the "Sensuous Seventy Clique•" None of thesepul.'!us m mental wheelchairs, wt they leU 1t like 1t IS' Cruiser 9 pass wagon sun roof a1r AM ster eo A NIFI'Y FIFTY .... ,., I ~res fully equ 1pt DEAR HELEN You've menUoned thiS before, but I figure If 1t's repeated often enough, people will get the idea Wag auto P S P B I'm 26, happily mamed, but my husband and I aren't joined at the hip However, 1t seems there Is a conspiracy to blot out a married woman's Identity, making her merely an PONTIAC CATALINA •••••••••••• appendage of man ~Dr Sed fact afr, P S P B V roof The captton under mY bride's newspaper photo started 1t "Mrs John Doe, fonnerly Mary Smith," as If my gtven name PONTIAC BONNEVIU£ •••• • •••• • bad nothing to do wtth me any more. 4 \)r It's been a los1ng batUe ever since I s1g11 myself "Mary Smith Doe," yet busmess and personal maills addressed to PINTO, " Mrs John Doe " StattOn wagon 4 cyl auto wtth la c atr I I reallie we mamed women can caU ourselves any name we want, but we must educate others who would change us FORD GRAN TORINO •••••••••. back to "Mrs HIS NAME" nonstatus Please teU 'em, Helen ' Dr Sprt Coupe 22 000 moles sharp & ready to - MRS JOHN DOE- NO' P S My husband agrees with me DEAR MARY SMITH DOE FORD MUSTANG You've told 'em, I've told 'em More to the point, ALL Auto bronze metallic brown V roof mag wheels women who want to retam their identities must teU 'em, each time they are Irked by a label. That's mass educatton, and It FORD GAL DR.... ... . • works - H Air, auto p s p B , V roof powder blue really nice P S But keep m mind, many wives still !l"efer "Mrs HIS NAME " Be careful your education program doesn't lnfrmge PINTO ~liRE······· · · ··· ···· · · $2095~ on thell" rights 4 cyl aut~~t atr, lug rac k wood grain fancy wheels 1971 OIEVY 4 DR ..................... . 1971 971 1973 2 DR.....................'1995 Dr Sed air auto PS PB coffee Wltil I came up wtth lhe Idea of usmg an opener such as one which opens frwt )Wee cans I put a good size hole on each side of the top. I can then pour out the needed amoWJt of coffee and still have lhe plastic lid to cover the top, - RUBY DEAR POLLY - We do not smoke so no cigars were passed out when our children were born I came up wtth the Idea of using personalized pencils to announce the arrival of our second We bought such pencils with half bearing the name we had chosen lor a boy and half wtth our favored girl's name As my husband's work mates discovered these pencils on their desks they got the message and had somethmg useful bestdes The kids are DEAR POLLY - My Pet happy to receive the Peeve IS that when dmlng out "Inaccurate" pencils for the salad is so often served their own use - MRS R S S covered w1UI mayonnaise or DEAR POLLY - When some other dressing. I do saving a used razor blade put wish they would serve the It In a plastic medicine bottle dressing separately so It and it will be safe In the could be disregarded If one medicine cabinet -HELEN did not want It It seems they would realize many people 'JS:®~Imll::<llll~~~~~ are on diets and cannot eat It, therefore the salad Is wasted and the customer 18 dlsap· pointed The pnces restaurants charge are terrible, too Any suggestions from you other readers? DOROTHY FRIDAY DEAR DOROTHY - You BIBLE DRAMA, "The Ufe asked for suggestions and I of Christ", at Bradbury have one I feel sure thai H Church of Christ, Friday and you specified "No dressing, Saturday at 7 30 p m Public please" wheu ordering your Invited ~alad your request would be respected. - POLLY YOUTH Service by lantern DEAR POLLY and LCS Ught, 1 30 p.m. Friday at who has problems with a Rutland Mission, Depot St IWJch box rusting - I used Girls requested to wear print waxed paper m the bottom of dressea and boys to wear my husband's IWlch box But jeans or overalls once I substituted a paper COMMUNITY GOOD towel and fOWld It not only FRIDAY Services Friday at worked better but served as a 7 30 p.m at the Middleport napkin when he ate Instead <llurch of Christ The Rev of washing the bottom of the Pete1 Granda! of the First box I wipe 1t clean \vlth a wet Baptist <llurch speaker cloth and use a soap fiUed pad SATURDAY on any rust spots This DECORATED !!:ASTER eliminates further rusting - EGGS will be sold for $1 a box ETHEL. In front of New York aothlng DEAR POLLY - I live House Saturday from 10 a m alone and foWld It difficult to 101 til 5 p m A bake sale will open a three pound can of also be held Sponsqred by Social Calendar 72 72 Buick Electra, V·top, 1~71 Ford Pmto, 2 dr, clean ....... .... ..... . . '1395 69 .... -. '595 69 69 68 67 461 S. 3r~ Chester. Mlddle(lort Beta Sigma Ph1 Sorority EASTER r~ GG HUNT at Southern High School Saturday from I 30 to 2 30 p m Tllose wlshmg to donate colored eggs call 949-2549 or leave at school Friday Spoosored by F H A SUNDAY SUNRISE SERVICES at Sutton <llurch at 7 30 a m Breakfast at 8 15 a m Swlday School at 9 15 a m with egg hWJt to follow Charge \VIde services at Carmel Church at 10 45 a m Pastor Is the Rev Steve Wilson. COUNTY·WIDE PRAYER service to be held at 2p m on Sunday at the Fairplay Chapel wtth Glen Bissell, leader Rev Thereon Durham is pastor of the church located off State Routes 325 and 124 on Meigs County Road I BRADFORD Church of Chrlslsunrlse service, 6 a m Easter morning Everyone welcome APPLE GROVE Church, Sunrise serv1ce Easter morning, 6 a m BRADBURY Church of Christ, Easter cantata by the adult and youth choir, 1 p m Sunday S101rlse service at 6 30 a m. Easter mormng, outside weather permttting. MONDAY BLOODMOBILE Monday at Pomeroy Elementary School from 1 to 6 p m RACINE PTO Monday at elementary school There w11l be a cultural arts program and Installation of new of. fleers Refreslunents wiU be served by second grade RUTLAND Baseball League meeting , 6 p m Mooday at home of Jerry Eads, Main St , Rutland ' ANNUAL Spnng tea o( Candy Strtpers, Veterans Memorial Hospttal, 7 p m Monday at east·wesl dmmg > RUST PROOF Karr & Van Zandt Your new car at Sm1th Nelson Motor guaranteed for 5 yrs not to rust from outs1de m So tf vou have 1ust purchased a new car 1n the last '0 days, PROTECT your mveslment Regular pnce S129 95 ' You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING <Pomeroy Open Evemngs Untii6 · 0()-Ttl Sp m. Sat. or Apnl and May'109.95 W1th Th1s Coupon Call for appomtment at room of hospital Parents· mvtted to accompany daughters, all girls report In full umform, 6 30 p m INSTALLATION of officers when Chester PTA meets at 7 30 p m Monday at the school Mr and Mrs Earl Starkey were Sunday dmner ' guests recently at the home of their granddaughter and family , Mr and Mrs Larry Clark and daughters at Chester Mr and Mrs Dwaine Jordan , Keith and Sarah and Mrs William Culwell were overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Rice m Colum· bus The Rtce 's wtll move to Gadsen, Alabama, th1s week Dale Dye called at Mt Car· mel Convalescent Center In Columbus to see h1s niece, Dons Dye Angle, who Is m a senous condition following a stroke Relatives from a distance who came for the fWJeral of Carl Greenlees at the Blgony. Jordan Funeral Home were Mr and Mrs Chester Greenlees , and Earl Gordon, Barlow; Dean Greenlees , Mr and Mrs Harold G1ffm, Mr and Mrs Milford Marti"n , Don Greenlees, Gordon Greenlees , and Mr and Mrs William Lott, Fleming, Chester Dale Greenlees, Mr and Mrs' Dale Taylor, Helen Taylor, Robert Taylor, Mr and Mrs Myron Peter son, James L Robinson , Mr and Mrs Donald Peterson , Mr and Mrs Jerry Ramy, and Mr and Mrs Gary Smith, Marietta, Edna Place and daughter, Cutler, Mf and Mrs D F Srmth and Betty Belpre , and Dr and Mrs Lawrence Smtth of Shreves , Ohio Mr Greenlees, 70, who moved to thts commWJity 1n 1951, was employed for many years at the Carpenler Experiment Farm and had retired because of disability suf· fered m a dynamite explosiOn at h1s home m 1962 Survivors mclude his wife, Ava , two daughters , Rose Hooper, Atherls , and Carolyn Fraley, local; a granddaughter, Rilla Rhoades who was reared m the home, two other gran· daughters, Darla and Janet Hooper, Athens and a grandson, Roger Fraley, local A grandson, Rusty Fraley, preceded htm In death Vlna Rutherford, Columbus, was an overnight guest of her &Wit, Mrs Ida Denmson Mrs Dennison, who had spent several days In Columbus returned home wtth her They visited with Mr and ~s . Dorsey Jordan and famtly on Monday evening Murl Galaway was a t Grant Hospital, Columbus to see her sister, Goldie Chase, who remains In a very serious condttion Those from the comm101ity who attended the Meigs County Grange Banquet at Salisbury School on Friday evening Included Mr and Mrs Earl Starkel, Mr and Mrs. Granville Lyollll, Mr and Mrs Arthur Crabtree, Mr and Mrs Mendal Jordan and Mr and Mrs Dwaine Jordan, Bryan, Keith and Sarah Faye The dinner was served to about 140 Grangers and friends by the Salisbury P T A The Gospel Tones, a Meigs County Gospel singing group presented several numbers and dinner music was furnished by Keith Ashley, Racine Grange Edward Rowles, assistant steward of the Ohio Sta,te Grange, gave the addfess and Earl Starkey, local , was master of ceremomes Mrs Ruby Holhda~ , Harrisonville was g1vt" spcc1al recogn111on for Door 6 cyl. auto. - - - - -1695 See one of these courteous salesmen: Pete Burr1s, Lloyd Me Laughlin or Marvtn Keebauqh. ' ' _ _ _ _ _ _......,,_,_ _ _ _ _....,) • I, • @ 2 uP: Carpenter ~~~~·· ~··~··!:·~~.,; "Your Friendly Dealer" Personals Phil Baker, Decatur, In· diana, spent a few days here With his COUSin, Martha Mays Mr and Mrs Wtlllam Culwell recetved word of the bll"th of a son, Christopher Lee, born to their grandson and wife, Mr and Mrs Rick Rice of Fayettsville, North Carolina Mr and Mrs Clay Jordan, local, aC~:ompanled by their ' daughter, Barbara Jordan, Gallipolis spent a few days In Jacksonville, Alabama with thetr son and daughter.in. law, Mr and Mrs D~le Jordan and daughter, Kalie Among those from a distance who were called here by the death of Hilbert Cox were his daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Bert Chflsllan and Catrlna, Lucasville, along with Mrs Roberta Parker, Bolivar , Mr. and Mrs "Robert Parker and family Middleport , Tommy Parker and Stacy, Strasburg, Mr and Mrs Albert Qulvey, Dover , Mr and Mrs Billy Lyons, Lan· caster, Mrs W I Sweet, Mtddleport, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Reedy and family, Southside, W VB Mr Cox lived with the Ney Carpenter fam1ly here as a yoWJg man and later was employed at the Carpenter Experiment Fann and lived here before being transferred to Jackson m hts employment and moving to Albany • 65 Ford Fairlane Wagon -- ... - - - - - -1295 72 Dod•e 1 ton Truck, flat bed---- 12695\ j SMITH NELSON MOTORS Ohio Ph. Pom_e~ov . • 992·2174 . . . • . • ••• Dodge Dart Coe., V-8 auto. - - - - - '995 VW 2 Door Bug ----------- '695 67 Chevelle 4 Aprll and May ' Located on St. Rt. 7 Cut. S Coupe, air----- - - 1895 Olds 88 HT Sedan, air ________ !795 Buick LeSabre 4 Dr., low miles ---·'895 68 ·~d Th~ough 4 Door, V-8 auto.--- - - - - -'895 Olds Cut. 4 Dr., v-roof, air -----'1095 69 Olds oo COUPON P~. 69 Buick Riviera Coupe, air _______ '995 Open Evenmgs T1l6 Except Thurs. and Sat. Tll5 00 .·-. .,' 70 Olds 98 HT Sed., pow., F. air---...' 109~ SEE Fred Blattnar, Melvm Little, Or Dan Thompson 992-2196 ,, 79 Chevelle Coupe, V-8 tuto. - - - - - - '1595 1971 Ford Ton no, small Ill 2 dr , HT ••••• ••• •• '1495 2 dr 6 cyl auto new ttres good condition RIGGS USED CARS o. Olds 98 HT 7l Ford Tor. Cpe., V-8, auto., air.. - - - -'1595 1971 Volkswagen, 2 dr lo ca l, careful owner •••• '1695 Phone ' ' pow., air___ • 12695 Sed., power, air - - - - 12695 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., full oower, air'2295 72 Olds Lux. Sed•• lull power, fact air 12895i 71 Olds 98 Lux. Sedan, pow., air-- --' 1795 72 Ford ElOO Econolu•ne Van, AT , excepflona 1... ..... .... .... .... . ... . .. . . . .... '3495 1910 BUick Electra, 4 dr , hard top, a1r cond ntce • • • • • • • • • . ••••••••• , ••• •••••••• , •••• '1595 1974 Ford Cus 500. 4 dr , VI, AT, P S, P B shenff's car good mechanically ••••••••••••• •• •1895 14173 MANY MORE Dart Swinger, 72 Buick LS Cus. Con., power, air ___ 12895 1974 Ford 118 FIOD '12 ton PICkup, 302 VB, one owner •••••••••• ••••• ••••••••• •• •••••••• '3495 1914 Ford 118 F100 four wheel dme pickup, shows good care ••••••••• •• •••••• •• •• • • • • • • • •3995 969 MUSTANG 2 DR FASTBACK .... '95 1969 BUICK SKYlARK •••..••••••••••••• $995 Several other cars in stock at Riggs. See Ray R1ggs or Roger Riebel INFLATION FIGIITER DEAR POLLY-Perhaps you or some of the readers could suggest a way to bake two potatoes wtthout heating a large oven I do not always have an oven dmner but we like a baked potato each everung - JEAM DEAR JEAM- Why DOl bate several potatoes when you are having an oven dinner, use two that night aad lhen 1coop oul the illlllde of the olhen (afler they are cui In half~. Mash them, season as desired and then wrap and freeze Healing them wm Dol take 81 long as baking a potato from scratch and H you bave a portable broUer oven lhey could be heated In II. Perhaps some reader bas a better Idea. - POLLY 73 •• •••• • Dodge 4 dr Sedan, n1ce tor model •• • ' pass. ______ 1329S Olds !liS wx. Sedan, pow., air___ 13495 Olds 88 HT Cpe, V-roof, air_-_ --'2495 -"' 1972 Dodge \18 Charger, 2 dr HT , very clean '2295 AT , PS . . . .. ..... ..... ... ...... 1974 Ford 118 Gran Torma 4 dr sedan AT, M995 PS , one owner ••••••••••••••• •• , , •• , • • , , • , •• ~ .£ 1~65 Supreme 73 VOlkSWagen Bus, 9 HG ••••••• • '2895 • power, 4 Dr., air. ___ '5395 DeVile, slant 6 , auto•• ..'3495 75 Ford Granada 4 Dr., pow., air ---·'4195 75 Chev. % l C-20 PU, 4 wh. dr. ___ 15395 75 Maverick 4 Dr., auto., P.S., P.B.-- 'Jl95 74 VW Bus, 9 pass. _________ 13695 P•nto, 4 cy l , 4 sp , one local owner N1ce •• • '2195 1974 Plymouth. VB, Gold Duster 2 dr H T, really sharp , low mtleag e Only • , ••• , • , •• , • , , '3095 ••• ••• • Cut. Dodge 75 197J I (;pe. air--'5495 1 air,..., 4495 I 500, 4 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO•••••••••••• '"""'• Freeze baked poUJ.toes and heat when needed 76 Ollis 1974 Ford P1nto. 3 door runabout luxury •2995 model Ex1ra sharp ••• • • • •••••• ••••••• •••• •• 1974 Mustang II Gh1a, V6 2 dr , P S p B ' A T Very low m11eage, hke new '3495 11 •.••...•.•.... Polly's Pointers 73 Cadtllat !:~~~~~~:;~~.~ c~. .'.;.~r.'.~:~ c~~~ ••E~~~~ ••••2995 g~!nF~r.~. ~~~~~ . ... .~~~••• ~ .~~ :. ~.u.'~• • ~~~~· •••• •2995 1973 Dodge, \18 Challenger, 1 dr Cpe., pow., 73 Cadillac Elderado " 1 '3995 1973 USED CARS PRICES WILL NEVER BE THIS LOW AGAIN SOFIGNS QUAUTY 1~75 Pomeroy Motor Co. . CHEVROLET Caprice S5295 A door co car, low mileage, sandstone fini sh, vinyl top, and Interior, air conditioning power window• & door locks tilt steering wheel , cruise control, AM radio & tape tru ly a loaded car and has good eyeappeal , 1975 CH EIIRDLET Chevetfo $4895 Classic 4 door, co demQ with low mileage, light green with green vinyl root, power door lock•, windows brakes factory air, tint glass, confortllt, crYise control, AM radio & Iape It's loaded and Its nice her many years of service Cheryl Lawson and Virginia Jordan enjoyed a 4H club recreation workshop at Portsmouth on Friday night and Saturday COMMISSIONERS NAMED COLUMBUS(UPI) - Gov James A Rhodes Thursday named fonner Scioto COunty Prosecutor Everett Burton, 51 , Portsmouth, to be chatrman of the newly created Oh1o Public Defender " Conunlsslon Rhodes also named to the commlsaion Paul D Cassidy, 45, Grandview, James J Hughes Jr 39, Columbus, • Raymond M Weimer, 53, London, and David D White, 74, Columbus • ' ' OONSIGNMENT AUCTION SATURDAY, APRIL 17 - SALE 10 A.M. Sponsored by Orange Twp. Volunteer Fire Dept at their F1re Stahon, Tuppers Plains, OhiO Following are some Items to sell - Hymp back trunk picture frames loldl tools. pot belly stove, walnut sew ing rocker round oak pedestal table wflh 6 matching chairs, 4 bent back chairs shotguns, rifles and pistols. lot of old botlleo and Iars, antique coffee mill, antique child's loy cook stove and dozens of other articles small and large -LUNCH SERVEDSpecial-! old "Gone With The Wind" OU Lamp I.: •r '• _______....... - Consignment by others wanted ca II 667 llOJ or 667 31?0 .__ :; .:; '" �10- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aprill6, 1976 -·- f ''''''''::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:::·:-:·:·:·:::·:::::·:::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:'1 Reagan A ioyful holiday season unfolds As the proud Easter lilies raise their majestic heads, they herald thi~ most solemn lmd ' joyful time. • Let us celebrate the Miracle of Easter to get her with ret•ermce mzd love. May the flowering of this blessed season bring you and yours comfort and peace. • The bouds of brotherhood are rmewed as we experience the miracle a11d joy of Easter time. (Continued from page I) every single c.fi!llrlct, while Reagan has qualified slates in 1~ districts. Reagan slates were disqualified in Utree districts and his backers are expected to protest the action. Local election boards will rule on Utese protests. The battle for who gets the lions share of Ohio's 38member Democratic at~arge slate will now be a six way contest. Voters will select from among slates pledged to "Favorite Daughter" State Treasurer Gertrude W. Donahey, Wallace, former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter, Sen. Henry M. Jackson of Washington, Rep . Morris K. Udall of Arizona and Sen. Frank Church of Idaho. Brown made the favorable ruling in Reagan's appeal despite a warning the secretary lacked authority to do so. William Schneider, a Ford delegate and member of the Franklin County Board of Elections, Thursday voiced his opposition in a letter to Brown. "The hearings you have allowed on Ute protest are a courtesy raUter than a legal requirement, and you are in danger of acting in excess of your authority if you accede lD U1e importunings of the protestors," said William H. Schneider. Schneider, a mamber of the Franklin County Board of . Elections, cited several Su- · preme Court of Ohio cases, the Ohio Revised Code and the Ohio Constitution in contending that Brown lacked the authority to change his e!IJ'lier decision concerning Reagan. The candidacies of Wallace and Reagan in Ohio 's congressional districts are not affected . Reagan sucessfully qualified lD ·run for the GOP presidential nomination in 15 Ohio congressional districts and Wallace in all 23 districts. Politi cans 1Continued from page I) Visit Us Saturday Share a moment with us on Saturday, April17, at the m·ain office, Rutland Branch or Tuppers Plains Branch. Orchids will be presented to the ladies - refreshments for a 11. pomeroy rutland tuppers plains pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 widening their lead over other potential nominees of their party. Carter had 32 per cent and Humphrey, a noncandidate at present, 31 per cent. Wallace dropped to 13 per cent, Jackson to 6 and Udall was unchanged at 5. Inspection scheduled by Council No. 46 The annual inspection of Bosworth Council No. 46, Royal and Select Masons, will be held April 24, at 5 p.m. at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. A dinner will be served at 6:30p.m. by Ute Ladies of the Order of Eastern Stars. All companions and their ladies are invited. The inspecting officer will be Rt. Dlustrious Companion James G. Knight, grand conductor of grand council, sixth arch inspector of Nelsonville. The super · excellent masters degree will be opened at 7:30 p.m. 'by the Illustrious Companion .Thomas C. Edwarw, master. Reservations should be made to help ladies in · preparing Ute dinner. heritage house MIDOUPORT, OltiO 20'1. DisaJUNT 10 AU GRADS ! ;:~~;:;.:J ~ :~: ;:;: :;;: ;:;: ":' { ':': :;:; t { :;:; ::;: :;:: ~;:; :;;; ::;; }: .;:; .;:; ;;: i ;:; .::: } ( ';:; f pilgrims today retraced the Biblical route Jesus followed . ~:: to his death, carrying large wooden crosses through Ute :;:: narrow, winding alleyways of the old walled c1ty of :;:; Jerusalem. • :;:; Under sunny butsomewhathazy skies, Ute solemn Good :::; FTiday procession wound through the ancient Via Doloro- : ;~; sa (street of sorrow) from the point where Jesus was sen- ::;: tenced to where he was crucified. :;: Police said about 10,000 pilgrims took part in the ( procession, marking Christianity's most sorrowful occa- ::: slon . They mingled with Jews on their way to Ute Watling ;:; Wall for sabbath and Passover services at Judaism ' s :;:; holiest shrine. ::: Retracing the bib.lical route, the pilgrims stopped at :::: each of the traditionall4 stations of the Cross, under Ute ;:;· watchful eyes of poli~e and troops stationed on rooftnps :':: and along the way to guard against possible Arab ~:: guerrilla' attacks . ;:: No incidents were reported. . . ;:: Reaching Ute to~ of the cobbled alley.way, the p1Ignms .;:; filed quietly through Ute pillared entrance to the Church of ); the Holy Sepulchre, site of MI. Ca lvary and the Tomb of :;; Jesus, for brief services. :::: The solemn Good Friday procession will give way to Ute :::: joyous Easter Sunday high mass in the Church, ;':: celebrated by the Latin Patriarch to the Holy Land , Msgr. ';'; Joseph J . Beltritti. :~; --------------- ~ ----------- I ! · Area Deaths .· I EARL FUNK t Masons des iring to a ten d the funeral Funk Saturday at 1ofp.m.Ear In l Athens are asked to mee t at the Farmers Bank parking lot by 1 p.m. Mr . Funk, 81, of Clearwater, Fla., died there Monday. In Minersville he was theBorn son of the late Ed and Mary Reiber Funk . He had been employed by the Messenger 35 years as an lnlertype operator, retiring In 1958. He was a 32nd degree Arose." :·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: shut out Winfield. 7..() ! Dateline 1776 Falcons' hits. He has struck out 29 and BY GARY CLARK t He is survl vea oy a son, Earl H. of Athens; two ~randch i ldren , David and ecky, of Athens and aGs.lster, d Mrs. Naomi Ba i1ey. orar · In addition 10 hi s parents he was preceded in death by hiS wife , Ruth VIrginia Hall Funk, and ·a brother, Henry. Memorial services will thbe Saturday at 1 p.m. in e Church ot the Good Shepherd. Burial will be in Green Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of 1flowers that lhe family .sugges 5 t ~~~o~lsan~e~;;!!;':b~~~~:~~ f~J; b¥~~on~ea~~ o~•t:nce~ Lodge. HOSPITAL NEWS Hunt Ernestine Jones, Veterans Memo<lal Hospital Dani~l Lawrence, Gaither DISCHARGES - Virginia Miller, Eunice Nielun, Harry Michael, Robert Ray lor , Osborne, Sr., Mrs . Robert Dwight Sliyre, Mary Hysell , Mary Shoults, Delwon Plants and daughter, Tamara Laudermilt, Henry Phelps, Plants, James Polcyn, Ronald Davis, Lina Curtis, Gilbert Ray, Kathryn RedChristopher·Lee, Cecil Ward , man Charles Robbins, Lorena Swisher, Vivian Ron~ld Schroeder, Linda Phelps, Olan Hysell, Eric Simpson, Leland Sisson, Mrs. Charles Stansberry, Sr. and Stover, Sr., Willie Collins. son , Cheryl Stephens, Maude Swan, Matthew Thornhill, Holzer Medical Center Russell Tucker , Edward · Discharges, April IS Andrea Akers, Mrs. Glenn Willet, Robert Woolridg e, Burchett and son, Jewell Anne Yeager. Births, April IS Brunfield, George Calandros, Mr. and Mrs . Ben Fink, Ada Channell, Martha Cline , son, Gallipolis: Mr. and Mrs . · Carl Davis, John Frazier, Phillip Robinson, daughter, James Hammond, Sr., Pedro; Mr. and Mrs. William Wayne Harrison, Michael E. White, son, Pomeroy. NEW YORK, Aprlll6 Washington headquarters announced that the curfew hour would be moved from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m., to lessen the Inconvenience to civilians. Those who needed to be out of their homes alter the beating of tattoo at night could obtain the countei"'password by explaining their case to brigade commanders. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: S • yracuse .wut swmnoned out SYRACUSE The Syracuse E·R squad was called Thursday at 8:15 a.m. for Oscar Robertson, a medical ·patient, who was taken to HlliC. AII0 :30 a.m . Thursday Ester Smith, Syracuse, was taken to VMH. On their return from Veterans they came upon a traffic accident from where they transported Hilda Weaver and son of Syracuse lD HMC. The public is advised that numbers to call tci reach the E-R squad are 992·5201 or 992· 7181. If these do not answer, dial the operator for anoUter listing . Librarian welcomes ideas on service improvements Library Specialist Jane McGregor met on April 9 with Jesse Rodman , a Meigs library user, and the Meigs librarian, Susan Fleshman, a I the Pomeroy Library to generate fresh ideas on improving library service. Miss McGregor was head of the Cincinnati Public Library's Children ' s Department before se!Uing in Jackson and becoming Ute children's work consultant for an 11-county library cooperative which in cludes Meigs. · Mr. Rodman has moved to Meigs County after a career which took him throughout the United Slates as he representative of a major book publishing company in New York City, and he continues to be vitally concerned with book s· and reading for all ages. He had several effective' ideas for popularizing reading . This brainstormin g meeting was intended to make librar J services in Meigs County - provided by Ute Pomeroy and Middleport Ubraries as well as the bookmobile - better known to all residents and easier to use. There also was discussion on how to .improve services. already being given - booklending , story-hours for · children · and summerreading programs - and adding new ones. It was agreed that community and area sUpport is absolutely necessary to make Tonight, Sat., Sun. April16·11·18 Walt Disney 's TREASURE ISLAND "G" • PLUS DR. SYN the Meigs Libraries the best they can be. The libraries are interested in receiving ideas and opinions from Ute public . for new activities on programs that the libraries could provide or participate in. These may be sent to the Five-county 1 firemen's meeting set · The Area Volunieer Fire and Emergency Association (Meigs, Gallia, Jackson, and Athens coutnies ) will meet Tuesday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the Syracuse · Fire Station In the municipal building. Bob E. Byer, president, of Middleport, said membership cards and decals will he issued to the individual departments Uta! have paid Uteir membership dues' and have submitted equipment and radio lists. Individual department certificates may not he ready by Tuesday and may be issued at a later date as some deparbnents have not sent in their dues and it is diffl " Jt to secure printing on a small number of such certificates. A steering committee appointed at Mason in Ute last meeting has come up wiUt several interesting programs for the monUts ahead. At Ute meeting Tuesday there wiU be a demonstJ:ation of the llurst tOol, "Jaws of Lif~" and a film of the pending paramedic program soon to come here from the Parkersburg area. Since guests are presenting the program a large attendance is urged . "G" covered heels. Wh ite 119.00. Strapper in n(lvy smooth 120.50. THE CRUCIFIXION- One scene of Ute lk:ene pageant, "The Ufe o~ Ch£1st," being ' presented by the youth of Ute Bradbury Church of Christ potyay.s the Cf'\lcifllllon. Rodney Bailey is in the role of Christ, with Bryan Wilcox, left, and Kevm King portraying the thieves who hung at his side. Other roles are taken by Rita Bailey, Mary, the moUter of Jesus ; Vickie Hoffman, Martita; Linda Gerard, Mary, sister of Lazarus; Dave Cole, Lazarus; Randy Haynes, Peter; Mike Miller, John , Ute Baptist; Beverly Wilcox,. Mary ~agd~lene; John Blake, Judas; Greg Browning, Pilate; Desl Jeffers, Satan. Others haVIng roles are ~errie Barnhart, Ruth Carsey, Cit thy Hess, June Hutton, Christl Stanley and Tammy Stanley. Mrs. Kathy Miller is narrator and Mrs. Mary In Wllcox, organist, for the pageant to be presented both Friday and Sat""!ay nights at 7:31! p.m. at the Brad,illlry' Ch~ch of Christ. As a climax at the resurrection, the adult choir of the church w1ll smg, Cl!rllt :::::.:.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;.; :;;;.;.;:;:;:;.;.;:;:;:;.;.;-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-::::;:;.;:;.;-:-:-:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:;:::·:·:·:·:~:· 'MEIGS THEATRE The !rankly femlniMe. leg-f lattering hem Is bock/ And nothing perreqs t~ai lanky lady loo k better than these pretty white steppers, poised on taller. self. Speaker for graduation exercises is announced .Running Time 165Min. Show starts 7 p.m. Mon. Thru Thurs . Aprit 19-12 NOT OPEN NOW VOUKNOW An African elephant needs 300 to 400 pounds of fodder a· day . The Wahama White walked 13 batters to earn Falcons won tbelr fifth himself the distinction of consecutive game Thursday being the premier pitcher In evening behind a one hit the area. Goldsberry got plenty of shut-out by their ace left bander Mike Goldsberry in help from his teammatea u the White Falcons unleashed taking a 7-0 decision over the Winfield Generals on the a 12 hit attack to SCllre seven Poca High School diamond. runs. Terry Tucker paved the The win gives Coach Gordon Spencer's team a I~ way with Utree hits In four 4 record on the year wiUt trips to Ute plate. Duke three more games oil Ute SmiUt, Tim Davis and Mike agenda for Friday and Goldsberry also had a good Saturday afternoon. BoUt the day with the lumber as they reserve and varsity squad got two hits a piece. Tim have games scheduled for Sayre, Mark Smith and Tim today with the up- Thompson also chipped in perclassmen entertaining with safeties to round out the Duval in a twin bill on Falcon at\flck. Thompson, Dl\ke Smith Saturday. Mike Goldsberry twirled and Tucker coDected the his second straight one hitter three extra base hits lor of the season to up his record Wahama ·wiili two baggers to five wins against no each. Although David Reed's 11 defeats in leading his team to an easy 7-0 shutout over game hitting streak wa~~: Winfield. halted in the Buffalo game The junior left bander has his teammates Tlrit Sayr• now pitched 25lnnings giving and Tim Thompson are still up just five runs and 13 base in contention to top his mark. Sayre has now hit safely in his last eight games while Thompson has a base knock in seven straight FffiETHREAT contests. The Pomeroy Fire Dept. was called to Ute former Wahama 31! I 0·7·12-.1 Leslie Carr home on Lincoin Winfield O~OOOQ.01-2 Hill Road at 6 : ~3 p.m. ThursWinning pitcher: Mike day . The home, virtually Goldsberry (5-0). destroyed by fire early Losing pitcher: Tribble. Thursday, was Utreatened again Thursday night. Pomeroy. Fire Chief Charles Legar said losses have been set at $32,000, including bouse and contents. Mason Bowiing Center Members of the Key Club ~ed . Besides nine cash prizes awarded to youngsters In three age groups, three other prizes, stuffed animals, went to Sarah Hippet1steel, Paulette Roberts and Doug Queen Saunders. (Keith Wilson Photo l. • Weather Mostly ·sunny and conUnued warm Sunday. Highs in Ute up~r 70s and the upper 80s. Partly cloudy Sunday · night and Monday. Lows in Ute upper 50s and lower 60s and highs in the upper ·70s and lower 80s. VO. 11 NO. 12 tmts GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT ---------------------] I·-----· Open Tonight Until 8 PM l---·-----·~-..-----·--_,,_...,.._.. Save During Our Storewide · Easter Sale Bargains In Every Department In The Main Store~ .lnnex and Mechanic Street Warehouse . . . ._t____......,..,..._., I . L~i!!e_~!~~~-~!~~~~~~- Eiberfelds In Pomeroy ' ' . SUNDAY, APRIL 18, 1976 MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY PRICE 25 CENTS ' Ferry Bolt Elberfelds In Pomeroy tntittt Your Invited Guest Renching More Than 12,000 .Families Senate votes .Tuesday tO extend restrictions on credit·buying April9, 19,. News •• in Briefs graduation from PortsmouUt High School. fn the early 50s, assoCiated with Tart Broadcasting In Cincinnati, after lm· · p<rtant posilioos in lndlana and New York, Wagner s<uffered a coron.ary attack. . Consequently, wishing to curtail such extensive travel and activities demanded by the brokerage position, he was quick to ai'Cfpl ~opportunity to purchase WJEHAM·FM, from its owner, John E. Halliday. In Gallipolis ~lne• 1007 he luis served as Rotary president and represented the club at Ute Rotary International In Atlanta, Georgia in 1970. He has heert active in Ute affairs of Gallipolis Area Chamber of Corrunerce, serving as President In 1973-74 and on the Board of Directors for six years; he is a member of the Point · Pleasant-Mason County Chamber of Commerce; a member Of the Retail Merchants Association of Gallipolis; a member . of the Gallla County Study Committee; served on the G!lllia County Citizens Committee for Mental HeaiUt and Retardation . He and his wife have been CoChairmen of Ute Gallipolis State Institute Christmas Fund providing gifts for each of the reilldents ; for two years was President of the Gallla Dramatic Arts Society, a nonPAULE. WAGNER profit organization, producers of "Gallia Country," an historical-musical pageant relating Ute founding and development of the flrea, and for four years has served as and woodworking . Wagner, his wife Master of Ceremonies for Ute three-<lay "Dene" and 18 year old daiJghter, Lynn, reside at Rt. 1, Thlll'l'Qan . Lynn wiD be a annual Bob Evons Farm Fall Festival. member of U1e graduating clalia. His hobbles include sports, gardening l)evoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley Local Bowling Team W L Pomeroy or Middleport Pomeroy Forest Prod . 88 40 libraries or "•e public can REVIVAL NOTED 88 40 Const . 72 56 call the lib. 'an, Susan REEDSVILLE - A revival Cline Rav's Carry Out 67 61 Fleshman, at 992-5813. The wiD begin at 7:30 p.m. each Grueser&Son Plmb. 64 64 50 78 libraries welcome this evening from Monday Spencer's Spares No 3 Al 85 participation . through.Friday with the Rev. Teem High single game men Donald Glass of Cambridge Denzil Lilly, 189, Jerry Cline 186; women - Diana. Whitt as speaker. The Glass Family 186, Donna McFarland 167. ASK TOWED will present vocal numbers. High series men - Moses Marriage licen ses were The Rev . Roy Deeter, pastor, Norman 545, Edd ie Whitt 517, issued to George Donald invites the pUblic. women - Diana Whitt •97, Donna McFarland 484 . · Stobart, Jr., 38, Racine, and Amanda Luella Roush, 17, Rt. I, Dexter; and to David Hayes Mora, 24, Pomeroy, and Zarida Wongchang, 27, Thailand. (Continued from page I) lowest increases in consumer food costs in Ute four years. BOOSTERS TO MEET Don Paarlherg, Ute department's top economist, made his RACINE - The Southern tentative prediction dependent on good growing weaUter which Llcal Band Boosters will he said could produce a record crop this year for the second meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday at year in a row. Paarlsherg declined to give a specific figure, but Ute school. There will be an said he believed food . price Increases could average election ol officers . All "substantiaDy under 8 per cent" lor Ute entire year, Prices interesfed persons are urged rose 8 per cent.last year and higher amounts In the two years to attend. before that. r.--~- youngsters participated Square according to Riclt Car~rand Roger Hood, co-chairmen of Ute event. Scime 800 eggs were planted Utroughout the park for Utls year's hunt, co-oponsored by Ute Modern Woodmen of nun1t mthe Gll\llpolls GAWPOLIS-PaulE. Wagner, owner of WJEH Ra!Uo and past president of Gallipolis Area Ownber of CGmmerce, will deliver the commencement· baccalaureate address for Gallla Academy High School's 197ti graduaUng clai!S at 7 p.m. Sunday, May 110, in Lyne Center, Rio Grande. . Wagner began his .c!lleer In radio while at WPAY in Portsmouth irJ 1936 u announcer , sportacaster and saletman. Wagner later became news editor of the station as weD u Sales Man1111er until December, 1942, when he was named general manager. In 1944, he was named Man of the YeM-ln Scioto County, honoring his role in the sale of War Bon!is and in recognition of his outstanding conirlbullon to the war effort and clvlllan defenae activities. During his yearsat WPAV, l'ortamouth, Mr. Wagner served as an officer of the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce and Rotary Qluba, as weU as serving on the hoard of directors for the YMCA, Salvation Army and Boy Scouts of America, and was a member of the Elks c;tub. One facet of Wagner's talents which has had ll!Ue publicity that he played the carlllon chimes in Holy Redeemer Church for 18 years . His mother was church organist and choir director for over 50 years. At one time his career . almost turned to music when he was invited to join a touriog orchestra on the Keith Circuit as saxophonist-clarinetist, shorUy after his 'DONATES TU EASTER SEALS - Dennis Keney, vice president of the Pomeroy National Bank, donated a brand miw $2 bill to Ute Easter Seals Saturday. AccepUng Ute donation are Vicki Sheets, left, and Judy Riggs. Easter Seals are sponsored by Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. Resurrection of Jesus proclaimed by Paul VI . VATICAN CITY (UP! )- Pope Paul VI led Ute world's Roman CaUtcilics Saturday In an Easter Eve vigil ending with Ute joyous proclamation of Jesus' resurrection. The service, celebrating the most joyous day of ·the . Christian calendar, in St. Peter's Basilica is followed by a lll8ll8. The Easter Eve vigil marked the end of ' the ft).(lay mourning period of Lent. Purple , drapes were removed from the crucifixes and pictures to reveal the gilt and manycolored marble splendor of St. Peter's, The ceremmy, rich in symbolism, was divided Into Ute liturgies of the light, of the word and of baptlsm and holy communion. According to tradition, it starts with the white-robed Pope lighting Ute tall pascal candle on the portico outside the darkened church. He Insert.'! five grains of incense to cmunemorate Jesus' wounds . As the pa)llll procession Uten moves down Ute main alsle of tbe church, the flame is passed from candle to candle among Ute 30,000 worshippers. "Lumen Christi" (light of Christ), Cardinal Perlcle Feild .proclaims three tbpes, "Dio grazle" (Thanks be to God), lhe congregation replles. · Having blessed the fire, the Pope blesses water with which he baptizes four. "Catechumens," Utooe desiring to join the church, and plunges ~Is candle into it. The Pope leads the congregation in COLUMBUS (UPl) - 'i'hl! Ohio Senate has scheduled a vote Tuesday on. a major consumer credit biU which expands Ute provisions of the retail lnstallment sales act to the sale of motor vehicles and mobile homes, and outlaws to longstanding credit traps. 'fhe proposal, autbored by Rep. Edward ~ . Oriel!, D-Dayton, has been under study in Ute Senate Judiciary Committee since it cleared the House last February. The Senate panel made few changes in the House-passed version, which eliminates the so-called "waiver of defense" clause and the "boWer in due course" doctrine under which consumers have no recourse against faulty products once an instalhnent purchase contract is assigned to a financial institution-' The biU had been watered down on the House floor to satisfy some objectlons of Ute financial institutions and retail sale$ lobbyists. B&Es, thefts .are continued renewing their baptismal vows ; renouncing evil and accepting Jesus as they relight their candles. The Pope wiD celebrate on Easter Sunday mass on the broad steps of St. GALLIPOLIS - Two local auto Peter's, the largest church in Christendom and then deliver his "Urbi et Orbl" dealers were hit by thieves Friday night, message to the City of Rome and the world continuing a wave of breaklng and enfrom Ute basilica's balcony overlooking St. terings and tfiefts In Gallia County. City pollee said someone took four Peter's Square. hubcaps valued at $100 from a 1975 Monte Carlo parked at SmlUt Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave. Jim Mink's Auto Sales on Eastem Ave. was also hit. Mink reported someone look four·deluxe wheel covers from a MUBtang MINOT, N. D. (UP!) - The people of parked at Ute rear of the lot. Mink said that Minot, fighting the Souris River' wind, during the paslfew months he has lost berain and mud, learned Saturday they must tween $2fi0.$300 worth of wheel covers and raise some of their big clay dikes to hold a batteries from his cars. higher crest and lteep record flood waters Gallla County sheriff's dep~tles Infrom swamping a third of the city of 32,000. vesUgated the theft of a Royce CB radio The Souris reached the earlier taken from an auto owned by John E. predicted crest level, 6.5 feet above flood Lewis, Rt. 2, !'alriot, parked on Ute Galllastage, in Minot Satl!l'day. But because of Centerpoint Rd. Also inisalng were hand heavy rains Friday and,early Saturday the tools valued at $150. ' AGallla County Highway Deparbnent river now is expected to crest anoUter 1.5 feet higher Easter Sunday night and hold gradall was struck by thieves early Friday near Ute level for five days. morning. The equipment was parked on About 13,000 persons abandoned their White Oak Rd. near the borne of Maurice homes alliJlnot: a few hundred have fled Thomas. Two, 12-volt batteries were taken their flooded homes east of the city and ·and two log chains were gone. The chains 1,200 of 3,800 residents have left their were found by Deputy George Plants in a homes at Velda, 22 miles downstream . nearby ditch. Friday night Souris River forciJlg Minot to raise dikes Once again this week, committee work wlll dominate activity as the General Assembly prepares for a spring recess at the end of the month. A Senate-House conference committee on utility ratemaklng legislation Is to get Into full Swing Tuesday, negotiating differences between Ute twb chambers. Sen. Marlgene Valiquette, D-Toledo has insisted on using the Senate bUI, more oriented tnward consumers, as the vehicle for the conference report. The committee probably will begin work · 1WO PERSONS KILLED RAMALLAH, Israeli-occupied Jordan (UPI)- Two persons were ldDed and one was wounded Saturday in a clash between hundreds of rock-throwing Arabs and Israeli troops in the streets of Ramallah. WAlLACE IN PITI'SBURGH PITISBURGH (UPI) - · A western Pennsylvania volunteer aide for George Wallace said Saturday that the Alabama . governor would campaign in Pittsburgh MIDDLEPORT - Jim Vennarl, one In football, now a full-time seoul lor the Cincinnati Reds, entertained the Mid· dlefli!Tt·Pomeroy Rotary Club Frl~ay evening at HeaUt United Methodist O!urch foUowlng dinner. • · . Presented by feU..w Rutlander, club prqident Vern Weber, Vennarl proved hlmaelf a sltlllful after-<linner speaker, Uling anecdo~s of his early days In ~outing and f the problema involved . t today In first, finding, then, signing, major Vennut eiPlalned hOif the winter and league baseball prospects. . . summer drafta are mana1ed and Vennarl's first big a coup as a scout was lkiKrlbedhl.s work In playerteyouta which the signing of Bob Friend. former Pitts- are being held Utroughout the eut. burgh Pirate Pitcller. Vennarl scouted for . Scme time · before eonaollclltlon of the Pirates (partifme, while teachln~ and Rutland, Middleport and Pomeroy In 1887 coaching at RuPand) 19 years, Uten s_!Ilfted IDio the Melp LocJilllllrlct, Vennll'[ bad to Ute Reds when head scout Rev Bowen l[v111 ~ CCIIIlhlni for ....,nl.llraUve work moved to the Reds front office: Bo11~n now· In the Ratland rhool1 Be retired Jut year is speclala811lstant to Bob Howsam, Reds' to devote full Ume to ICOIIIInc. · general manager. Rola!Ww are ulrld to come to the 1- Middlepart Jlll'klt I p.m. loda7 ~jlllllt In I r~vlsed version of the H~ biU. The subcommittee has decided to proceed with a · blll delaying implementation of the property tax relief until 1978, granting homeowners cl'lldlts for any tax increases brought about by inflation of their property .value between 1975 and 1978. Miss Valiquette, also chairman of that · commlttee, has said she hopes for a vote by the full Senate before t11e .end of the monUt. The House is to convene at II a.m. 'fuesday, and Ute Senate at .1 ::W p.m. the same day. riext BLOODMOBILE COMING Tomorrow, April 19 Is Bloodmobile Day In Melg1 Co • The Bloodmobile wUl be at the Pomeroy Elementary School !rom 1 lo I p.m. Whatever yoiD' blood type may be, II is needed. VIsit tile Bloodmobile Monday; someoe needs that llllil of blood te bring lbem back to bealtb. Grand master of ~asons to visit EASTER CAME EARLY for two prominent Pomeroy bankers. Saturday they received a large Easter egg, basket and all that came from "A Giant Easter OAKHILL ..,.. M. W. Brother Calvin T. Bunny" at the Edward Frecker Fann at Chester. The bunny only laid two eggs, Hubler, Grand Master of all masons In especially for Ted and Edison. Shown with th!'fr prize possessloll8 are Edison Ohio, will malle his official vlslt IAJ the Hobstetter, left president of Ute Pomeroy National Bank, and Ted Reed, president Twelfth Masonic District, Thurllday, April of !be Farmers Bank and Savings Co. with each basket there was a verse, Reed 29. The dinner will be served at 7:110 pm. sent Ute following to Hobstetter: "To a king sized man from a klng-<Jized bunny at the Rio1Grande College Cafeteria, Rio Hlppty hippty hlppty hop, at the door al your bank will stop ,... To d~lt this egg, Grande. 'pleilse accept i! I beg - It ia fragile, so please do not drop," Signed, Ted. Reed Entertainment for Ute evening Wtll be received : "This town has limited money, we can't afford a bunny - So I beg you furnished by the Gospel Singing Saunders accept Utls egg - And I hope that your Easter Is sunnt" Slgni!d, Edlson. They Brothers Trio, This recepU01\ Is for all surely are Ute only bankers in the United States to receive such gifts. masons ~ their ladles, not only in this district but any other dlatrlct or state. The price of the dinner will be ta.76 per ARTICLES FOUND plate, and all re~~ervallons mUll he in by GALLIPOLIS - Rick Carter, coApril 29. For Information call or write to chairman of the 1976 Easter egg hunt in the Daryl Alban, Boz 82, Oak Hill, Ohio, 46656.' Gallipolis Public Square Saturday, Mid a Phone 614-M:I-7495. child's leather bracelet and a pair of sun glaaa were found in the park. The Items !fl&Ybe claimed at Amy's Style Center, 340 ' GAI.LIPOLIS - The driver of a coal Second Ave . hauling rlg was sllghUy injured In an INQUIRY TO OPEN . accident at 7:42p.m. Friday on Rt. 124, placins eggs for the Easier Egg Hunt at 2 CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. (UP!)- The two.tenlhs of a mil~ weal of CR I in Metaa p.m., with James Thomas In charge. """ I G d 'II n . bo d of County. .. . · The Gallla-Melgs Post State Highway Aguest for dinner was ~ge Dallas of vvas uar w1 • co vene a ar St. Paris, who was superintendent of Ute inquiry Tueaday to learn whether a aur; Patrol said Bert L. Ashcraft, 28, Albany, old Northwest Local School Dl1lrict vtval capsule \Witch became a fioating lost control of his rig ilf a curve 'l1le (Rutland-Salem Center-Harrisonville) lomb f~ 13.oU rig workers during a violent vehicle left the highway and overt~ed. when Vennarl was a teacher there. Dallas Gulf of ·Meiico storm was !!Bfe. A major There waa se~ere damage to the truck. is ~ntendent of achools in Champaign point in the investigation will concern Ashcraft had minor injuries but was not whether Ute 35 men aboard the llkltory immediately treated. The Patrol lnCounty. drllltnP, platform Ocean Express should vestlgated another accident Friday In Ladies of Heath Olurch served a ham hav • •een evacua~ before the ocean Meigs County however details were ·not dinner¢. brca' a swu~ng mferno of 12 to 16-foot aia'lable ' ' ·{ vves whiPPed by 60-knol wlnda. I I . ~ ' I Vennari tells how the big league scout works time Claa Ahigh ~~ehool coach of the year by outlining the differences tp ~ negotiated on the controvenda.l bill, which requires utilities to calculate their rates on .the original cost of ihelr faclUUes, less depreciatlon, rather tluln on what II would cost them to build new facllllies at loday's prices. Sen. J. Timothy McCormack, D-Euclid, chief sponsor and a member of Ute conference committee, has said he plans to battle to retain all consumerorlented features of his original bill. A Senate Ways and Means subcommittee on property tax reUef is seheduled to meet Thursday to consider a Rig's driver hurt in accident on SR 124 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 April 16, 1976 funk