https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/101dbaa574c60c1b1eb6f9e7b28bc46c.pdf 17bc733d87f757cb288563ed3cc0fae7 PDF Text Text .. 12- The DaUySentlnel,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Thursday, May 6, 1976 Inaugural trot offers Noble Rogue OOWMBUS (UP!) - The fin. Jf Scioto Downs' 112 racing dates this season matches 1975 Kentucky Futurity champion Noble Rogue .and national aged trotting champion Killbuck Mary in the featured $8,000 Inaugural Free For All Trot Friday night. Noble Rogue, trained and driven by Billy Herman, will be making his first start of the year. He won the Kentucky Futurity with straight heat wins and also took one heat of the Hambletonlan, defeating Bonefish. Killbuck Mary, trained and Glenn, Taft go own ways WASHINGTON (UP!) Ohio's two senators voted on opposite sides Wednesday wh en the Senate tried unsuccessfully to block presidential veto of a $125 million child care biU. Sen. John Glenn, D.Qhio, who voted for override, said in a statement after the vote that the taxpayers will end up pa yi ng for the Senate's nction. "I believe the President \vas wrong in his veto of this bill, and I'm sorry that the Senate did not override it," Glenn said. "In the long run the bill would have saved us money wfiile providing the greatest work opportunities lor those who need them most. '' The stale's junior senator said it cost three times more to keep a family on welfare than to provide day care for children so a mother can work. The House backed the override attempt Tuesday 301-101 , but the Senate's ~o vote doomed the attempt by three votes. Sen. Robert Taft Jr ., · ROhio, voted against override. CINCINNATIAN NAMED TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) llalph Peters, executive vice president of the Oncinnati Automobile Club, has been named to succeed Marvin L. Holloway as president of the Peninsula Motor Club of the American Automobil e AsSociation. , Holloway's resignation after 38 years at the helm of the organization was announced Wednesday at the annual meeting or the Peninsula Motor Club. Holloway was elected chairman of the board of direcwrs after he stepped down as president. Peters started his career , with the AAA here in 1952 as membership salesman and management trainee. driven by Dick Buxton and owned by Robert and Henry Critchfield of Wooster, Ohio, has amassed lifetime earnings of mor~ than · $4~.000 and owns a mark of 1:59 1-.5. The rest of the Inaugural field consists-of Flirtin, Wildwood George, Carriage Trade, High Mark and . Moshannon Express. Scioto's 16 stakes races and . early closer events will offer purses totaling more than $350,000, topped by the $40,000 Ohio Sires Stakes 3-year;Jid Filly Trot on Monday, Sept. 13, one of eight in that rich stakes series. The record number of 112 racing dates, up from the usual 100, also includes the Sept. 9 Utile Brown Jug Pre'llew for 3-year;Jld pacers, a m,ooo event which drew an all-tlme high 11,984 fans to the track last September. Also scheduled are the six legs of the Sciow Downs O!allenge Slakes for two, three and four-year;J!d , pacers and trotters, with purses ranging from $15,000 to $25,000 . July 3 will see a 2 p.m. post time' as the track that night hosts the official Centrat Ohio Bicentennial Observance. II will include a three and a half hour stage sholv, the opening of a 100-year-old time capsule by Gov. James A. Rhodes and Columbus Mayor Tom Moody, and a giant fireworks dJsplay. !:!i!!?':::::::::=~=~=~=~:=:::}~:~:tJtt:::::~:t:::~t:~:~:::~~:~:~:~:::~::=:=::::::::::::: : :=:::::::::::m::~ Calaveras County bar JJ !tli! owners closing down !Ill i i!!! during three-day national jumps {!(! :::::~: . ! ! ~! o~?.E~ ~~~d c~~~~!~ns :.~ l·llil 3:?;: sponsor the annual Angels Camp Jumping Frog Jubilee want most of the excitement at the event to be caused by frogs and not liquor. Members of the Cala veras County Tavern Owners Association have voted to close their bars during most of the May I} 16 event, wWch was inspired by Mark Twain's story, ''The Notorious Jumping Frog of Cata·veras County." Owners said they would cut off their livelihood rather than face the problems sometimes created by the scores of "bikers" and other kintow-isthas who ofhten spend more lime drm g t · n wa 1c mg the frogs jump. Angels Camp Police Chief Don Rosson said the closures might cut down on the troubles, but not everyone is happy about the situation. "I suspect it will affect our gate, but we hope not ," said Niles Mathews, chief of security for the county fairgrOWidS. "A lot of people are being intimidated by a few." • ·:=:·:·: ~:m ~~i~jj :m: ,.,.,., ~ ::::::) :::::::: Hl :-;;:. .... ,.. ·:·:·:·: !~1!1i!i i;i;?;i; ifi! ,::'.'. ......•, <:::::: !!!if :;:;:;; ·:::::::: ~!~!:~ W1 111!1 >:::::: :'.::::: i;i;i;~ ;~~j~~~ ;:;:;~~ ·'·' ·' :w :«< :':<=>: ti~llli ~<·.·: ·,·.·.:· :-:·:;.: !i!i!i!! ;i;i;!:! @! :;:-::,, .... :;:3;:; ':l<!i::::: Abouf lndependenee: Benjamin Franklin of Philadelphia : "The novelty of [Independence) deters some; thedoubtsofsucp!!ls, others: the vain hope of reconciliation, many. - By ROlls brush f re near the coun ty Infirmary Heights. on Mulberr y THE FIRST and second place t.eams of the Fireball League recei ved trophies tor the season at the Pomeroy Bowling Alley. Making up the first place team were Char lden e · Hanning, Charlotte Hanning and Selby Manley. The second place team members are Nancy Dobbins, Debbie Dobbins and Dee hash . The league was sponsored by Ron Hanning. Mackenzi~ &.: Jerr MacNelly /1119'76, United Featyre Syndicate, HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer Medical Center . THE MIDDLEPORT Fire PLEASANT VAlLEY Dept. will hold a public fish (Discharges, May 5) fry beginning at 10 a.m. Mrs. David Arrington and DISCHARGES - Thelma at Its headq uarters. son, Murrell Bailey, John Craig, Buffalo ; William Saturday Sandwiches and dinners will Benedict, Dottle Brooks, Laudermilt, Jr., 1\!ason; be for sl!l le. Auxilia ry Bernice Ca ll oway, Claude Mark Gardner, Point metnbers will stage a ba ~e Cunnin gham , Elizabeth Pleasant; Mrs. Harry Carr, sale. Denney, Ishmael Dixon, Mason; Claracy Lee, MARRIAGE ll ce n~es we, _, Ercel Fellure , Na th an SOuthside; Mrs. Alvin Bowes, Issued to Clifford Eugene Gibson, Patricia Go thard, Grimms Landing; Jack Whitt ington , 20, Rt. I. Rutland, and Debra Di ane Shirley Hamer, Gary Harrod, Pri~e , Bidwell; Ruth Johnson,. 20, Rt. I , Rutland, Fern Holbrook , Sylves ta Daugherty, Gallipolis; Oden and Joseph Paul Hutchins, 21. Hollback, Robert Huddleston, Herdman, Buffalo ; John louisville, Ky ., and Dianna Ted Humphreys, Seth While, Polnt Pleasant; Lena : Rose Root, 18, Long Bottom. Jasovsky , Robert Jeffers , Williamson, Point Pleasant; CHESTER - Areviva l is in Relda Kuhn , Mayme Joseph McKnight, New Mallory , Gold a Mitchell , Haven; Timothy Gibbs, progress at the Chester Nazarene Church through Cora Moore , Vieltia Porter, Hartford ; Charles Knapp, Saturday, May 8, at 7: 3() Verna Potts, Alice Sagraves, Clifton ; Bernard White ,. night ly. The Rev . Juni or Roy Shuff, William Sta ton, Mason; Mrs. Gilbert Rogers, Maloy Is the guest speaker. Sadie Steele; Lois Sterret, II, Point Pleasant; Mary Friday evening the "Davis Trio" of Buffalo, W. Va .. will Mrs. Ronald Thomas and son, Liberatore, Point Pleasant; be featured. · John Thompson , Ge neva Mrs . William Cromllsh, Townsend, Elizabeth Welch, Gallipolis; Mrs. Frances 1 A MEETING of the board directors of the Pomeroy Oral Wills. Carr, Gallipolis Ferry; <:A Chamber of Commerce will (Births, May 5) Wavie Stone; Leon; Mamie be held at 12 noon Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Akers, Taylor, Point Pleasant; Mrs. the Meigs Inn. son, Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush, Jr., and Henry " REVU E 76", a variety Carl Ross, son, Henderson, Elliott, Jr., both of Point show by the members of W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Randall Pleasant. Southern High Schoo\ choir, Den ney, son, Vinton . will be staged Friday, May 7, at 8 p.m. at the high school. Arth~r. Ciavld&on Lynch, 69, 'Rt. 2 Cheshire, died Wednesday at Veteran& Memorial Hospital. Mr . Lynch wes born May 5, 19071n Meigs Coun ly. He died on hll birthday. He we& preceded In death by his parents, Frank Curtis and · Lemme Leota Sounders Lynch ; his wife, Margaret Athey Lynch ; one son In Infa ncy, and a sister , Mr . Lynch attended the Seventh Day Adventist Church. He Is survived by three daughters, Mrs . George !Helen! Lemley, and Mrs. Richard (Belly) Stewart, both of Rt: 2, Cheshire, and Mrs . Wil liam (Joyce) Wooten. Point Pl'easant; one &on. William Lynch , of Columbus ; 16 grandchildren, and eight great. grandchildren . Funeral services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Rawllng s.coa ts Funera l Home with the Rev. George Oiler officiating. Burial will be In Chesh ire Gravel Hill ·Cemetery. Friends wi ll be received at the funeral home Fr iday from 2 to 4 and 1 to 9 p.m. MRS. CLARENCE WOL f CHESTER - Clarenc• !Virgie) Wol f, 16, Chester, died Wednesday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs . Wolf was the daughter <:A the late Albert .and Glen· naray Delay Fisher. Besides her parents , s he was preceded In death by a daughter, Phyllis Wolf, and a brother, Dana Fisher . Surviving are her husband, Choreographer Is Mrs. Barbara L'awrence and the band Is '"Jade". Director and accompanist is Mrs . Lee Lee. Admission for adults Is $1.25 and to students. 75 cents. __ VOL __.:,_ e OHIO · __--:---POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, ___ ·-- XXVIII __:_ NO. 15 Dateline 1776 WILLIAMSBURG, Va., May 7- Tile aew VIrginia Couv.elltlea wu peUUoned by Chetterflelcl Coualy for aa eulag of the reqalremeat tbat men ·allead mllllla muster every two weeu. Couaty allllloriUea aoled that the muster obiJaaUon was a hardship for "lhe poorer sort who have not a slave to labor for them." M<n'HER CHARGED PARMA, Ohio (UPI)Panna woman charged two counts of aa~~~~e~• murder in the monoxide death! of her small children Ia being held lieu of $50,000 bond, according to pollee. Found dead ~Y were Julia Rosset, three-week-old Enzo. Their mother, "''.""· 25, told potice she put bags over Uth~~eri~~:"~ l heads, then "' her car in the garage of thellr I home, subjecting them to carbon monoxide fwnes. "There were elevated levels of carbon monollide b1 lhe blood of both children," Deputy Cuyahoga c:~~ Coroner Dr. Lester A< said. "'!'here was evidence of other injury.:,.~w broken bonds, no fractures ·qr internal bleeding and .~o injury to their interns I organs.'.. ' PRECEPTOR Beta Beta LOCAL TEMPS . Sorority will meet Thursday, Temperature In downtown May 13, at 7:45 p.m. at the home of Eleanor Thomas .. Pomeroy Thursday at 11 a.m. Lucille Williamson Is the co. was 77 degrees under cloudy hostess. skies. ,:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:;:::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:· Clearing and cooler tonight with a chance of frost. Low in the mid 30s. Sunny and warmer Saturday. Highs in the low to mid 60s. Chance of rain 50 per cent today and 10 per cent tonight and Saturday. TRAFFIC BLOCKED :... A van owned by Ike Van !\Jeter lltalled at the top of the concrete ramp after getting off the Mason-Pomeroy ferry Thursday, coasted back to blOCk other vehicles from leaving lhe ferry. The .••. time waa about 7:40p.m. Pasaersby, Including Dwight Cullums, Pushed the van out of th~ way. - Bonnie Harding, RD 2, Pomeroy, ""en tine Carter takes on bosses . By DON LAMBRO BALTIMORE (UP!) Jlinmy Carter today lashed out' at . th e Democratic ''mac hine bosses" in Maryland who are supporting California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. in th~ slate's May 18presidential primary. CSI'ler said at . a new~ conference.. that s tate Democratic leaders supporting Brown would rather "lose the election " than allow No one hurt in mishapS Three accidents were in· vestigated Thursday and today by the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. No personal injuries were reported. Thursday at 7: 15 p .m. in Salisbury Twp . . on SR 7 bypass, Gregory D. Mulf01·d, Cheshire, travelin g south , had a friend in a second car following. The friend 's car beco min g overheated slopped, and Mulford backed up to assist him. His ·car slid in loose limestone, he lost conlrol, and struck a guardrail . There wa ,q minor damage. No citation . was issued . At 7 p.m. Thursday in ScipioTwp. on TR 53 Betty P. Wyan t, Albany, topped a hill crest as the frame under the car broke, causing her to lose control. The car went off on the left and overturned. There was heavy damage. No citation was issued. At6 :30a.m. today on SR 7in Salisbury Twp., a deer was killed when it ran into the path of car driven by Pamela Lee Henderson, Coolville. him (Carter) IQ win the party's 'presidential nomination. The former governor of Georgia said he Is now running behln4 Brown but expects to pull ahead and win . the primary. Brown also cam paigned in Maryland . today. Maryland Gov . Marvin Mandel and other state party · leaders are supporting Brown 's first foray into the Democratic pr imari es. Corter, declining to name names, said those supporting Brown were doing so In a "stop Carter" effort. · He said Brown's candidacy is, In effeCt, "a focal point of th e power brokers In Maryland lhal ls contrary to the best interests of this party and ow- country." Carter dismissed Mandel's support for Brown by I .. J -... ~ ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY UNSUNG HEROINE -Mrs. Clara Lochary ,In recognition of her numerous community conlribUtlons, was selected for the award ot "Meigs County~s Unsung Heroine" by the Black Diamond Gitl Scout CouncU. Mrs. Lochary waa nominated by Salisbury Troop 100. Thursday sbe was prl!liellted a framed certificate and nowers by lhe scouts, left to right, Angela Clifford, Rhonda Jeffers,'Anflela Pratt, and Kathy Parker, in a ceremony held at the Meigs Museum. Mrs. Pat Thoma, 'service unit dlrector"for Meigs County, was present ll!d spoke on the unsung heroine blceaterulial project. Mothers of the scouts were also 'present and given flowers by their daugbters for Mother's Day. Refreshments were McCOMAS HONORED - This group attests to the high esteem held [or t.ee W. McComas, who is retiring after 49 years In education. At a reception· ~eld by \he Meigs Local School District Board of Education at the junior Wgh cafeteria in Middleport Thursday night, all members ·of the original board of the district1 formed In 1966, were present to honor McComas. From the left are Richard Jones, HiramSlawter, McComas, VlrgU King, Mrs. E. 0. Rail and William King . (See present board on Page 14). ' ... IN THESE DEPARTMENTS DURING .OUR TWO DAY MOTHER'S DAY SALE *WOMEN'S COATS , ~ ©19 16by NEA,Inc ~~ "You th ink YO UR business is orr - I'm a consultant in the field of political dirty tricks'" Sofa Beds LINOLEUM RUGS '98 •9•• 9xl2 HOOVER UPRIGHT QEI.NERS • 8 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITE AND MANY '128 OTHER VAUJES WOMAN CONDUCTOR COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Antonia Brico, the first American woman to conduct • a major symphony orchestra, will lead the Columbus Symphony Salw-day night. The appearanc-e will be her only Ohio performance this .year. She will also lecture Friday afternoon at the Ohio State University Law School Auditorium about her struggle for recognition as a woman symphony conductor in America, . '*WOMEN'S HOSIERY *WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR *SMALL APPLIANCES *DECORATIVE GLASSWARE .i • IN THE MAIN STORE *CANNON ROYAL FAMILY SHEETS AND.TOWELS New council ·is ~~~ . ' TRANSFER ASKED · WASHINGTON (UP!) Presl@nt Ford has asked Congress to allow a $13 mllllon transfer for the Energy Research and Development Administration to initiate engineering designs for an addition to .the ·Portsmouth, Ohio, uranium enrichment plant. . Budget Director James T. Lxnn said the transfer is possible because of lower than anticipated electric power costs for ERDA's existing uranium enrichment plants. *PORCH. LAWN and PATIO FURNlTURE AT THE MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE I MAIN STORE, ANNEX ANDWAREHOU~E OPEN FRIDAY9:30to 8 P.M. SHOP SATURDAV:9 :30to5 P.M. . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ••· BYUNITEDPRESSINTERNATIONAL ·· NEW Oiu.EANS- THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT has ,collected nearly $1 million In fines thla week In the investigatiOn of corrupUon in tile grain export induestry, and 'the end Is nowhere in sight. Two more ei)IOrtlng .!Inns, includlng giant Cook lndullrles, Inc., pleaded no contest ThUrsday to a total of 43.counts o( short-weighing grain and falsifying records to cowr the cheating. They were fined the maximum of $10,000 on each count. ·Cornell1J1 Heusel, the •ss!stant U. S. attorney who has ~secutedgraln 81\Andal cases for the past year, said more Indictments are polllllie. "The Investigation I! far from over,'' Heusel said. (<' ;. FederalgrandjurleslnBaton Rouge, La. am Houston 'also !l't lltudylng allegaiiOna of,~ shipping irregularities. Fecter.I aources have said lridil:tments are fortheomlng in helping people A new agency to help nave one voting represenpeople help themselves has tatlve on the co un cil. beeo established In Meigs Other agencies will be County known as "The Meigs organized as the · need County Council on Alcohol develops, and combine these Problems." C.O.A.P. Inc as it agencies when feasible. will be known , received a The Council on Alcohol certificate of Incorporation · Problems, Inc. has phone March 18, 1976. numbers which any person C.O.A.P. Inc. has requested with any kind of need can call a grant from The State Board day or night, seven days a of Health to caJTy on the work week for help. Persons ~~~~ of the agency, However, until calling will be directed or ·' I the grant Is. approved the taken to the agency which THESE LARGE TROPIHES will be awarded In the '" NEW ORLEANS- JAzz TROMBONIST NATHAN "Big council will operate with can best answer their parsecond annual Hike-Bike to the boy and girl who brings . Jbn" Robin11011 bad the sort of funeral he requested - a volunteers and donations ticular need. · in the largest amount ol money from spo1110rs. Holding blaring bfass band followed by a ragtag parade of dancing from individuals or groups. Members of the Council the trophies are Hank Cleland, chalnnan of the Hikeonlookers;to teD the world ''Oh Didn't He Ramble." The 116'~:he purpose of C.O.A.P. will be participating in a Bike, and his three-year-old son, Chase. The second and year-old pioneer of Dixieland, wbo rattled lhe walla of Inc. is to inform and f!lucate seminar on alcohol and drug third prizes for boys and girls will be Hike-Bike T-shtrta Preservation Hall In the French Quarter until a month lhe·general public on ways w abuse to be presented such as O!ase is wearing. There Ia no prize for who goes before hla death, wu burled Thursday after a traditional solve problems resulting Monday, May 10 to students the fastest. The maxlinuni distance Ia 25 miles. The jazz funeral procession. He died Tuesday of cancer. from the abuse of Alcohol and at Eastern High school. . Hike-Bike will be held Saturday, May 15, with proceeds About a lhOIIAIId persona, many of them dancing In the drugs. The council is C.O.A.P. Inc. · will also be 'to go to the 1\'leigs Cowty Aasoclatlon for Retarded street, foll~wed the Olympia Brass Baud to fotm a "second dedicated to a non- ~olding an adult workshop Citizens. Any person wishing to spon!Or a rider or take Ulie" to the old-fashioned New Orleau.a jazz funeral. The judgmental, humane .avenue and Seminar beginning May part as a rider is asked to contact 992-3232, 742-3089 or lradltlonal cerenlOJiy 'Is a cele!»'atlcm of lhe departed , to treatment for those 17, time and place to be an985-4112. p~~rson's life rather than a mourning of his ·death. Allen • already dependent and · a nounced later. • :Jaffe, founder and O'llller of Pre.vatlon Hall, said modem approach to lreatAll residents of Meigs ' Robinson jllayed hlslastsettbree weeks ago on tour with the ment for those who are not County over 18 years of age, t;'reservatlon Hall band.. dependent. C.O.A.P. Inc. will especially parents, are urged , Roblnson developed the style of alloq lhe trumpet promote education and to attend these workshops. PlaYer to carry the melody whlle he played rhythmic preventioo as recommended C.O.A.P. Inc. will conduct counter-melodl~ on the trombone and molded lbe style of by the Ohio Slate Deparlment these sessions at no charge to roodern.()a;y Dixieland jazz. of Education. The aim of the the participants. Subjects COLUMBUS -OHIO OIL PRODUCTION Is far behind the Council Is to motivate values wiD consist of Education on that will inhibit the need for Alcohol and Drug problems level of a decade ago wt natural.gaa production has more the abuse of alcohol and~r as lhey affect the family, than doubled In the paat 10 yean, tiCCOI'dlng to an Ohio State drugs as a method of coping school, and community. University profesaor ol administrative science. Writing In with the pressures of our Officers elected (o the the March laue of The Bulletin of Business Research, Dr. society. Council include, Rev. Howard Frederick R. Stocker said Ohio oU 111d natiD'al gaa accounted The purpose of the Council Shiveley, chairperson and for less than .1 per cent of the nation's total output, but Ia is also to organize existing acting director;· Doug Lizon, nonethelesl crucial to Oblo's economy in these times of short service agencies Into a wellvice chairperson; Ruth Ann ' supply. · knit association of concerned. Dowler, secretary, and Larry He said state wells accou,~t for about 7 pes:.cent ·of .the people who can coordinate Spencer, treasurer. · natural gas oonaumed.llalewlda and.for about 0 per cent of their services to lhe needs of Members of the Council at the oU burned. The ProfetiiOI' said clupite the 10-year record, · the council in a non~lisan, . · present and agencies they ' ps production In 1IJe two, yean hu aliAJed, and he non-sectarian, non-political, represent are : Re v. Howard allrlbutes that to the federal.c:eiJIRs placed-vn llllur$1 gas non-profit, structure. Each of Shiveley, Meigs Co. nil head prices IQid the lhuldcnm of 10111e unprollt.ble these service agencies will Ministerial Association; ~atlons. ~ ...r,.. .... " ... Douglas Lizon, Senior Citizens -and R.S.V.P.: Ruth PORTLAND, ORE. - DESPITE AN ACCUSATION that BANQUET SET Ann Dowler, pollee justice; tbe folks bacl! bome consider the church ''mealt-mouthed," HARRISONVILLE The Larry Spencer, finance; Rev.delegates to the general conference of the Uknllllon member Harrisonville-Scipio Alumni W. H. Perrin, Alcohol Abuse; United Melbodlst Olurch Thursday rejected a proposal that Banquel will be served at 7 Sharon Birch, Schools and the chiD'ch oondemn bomoaenallty. p.m. on Saturday, May 29, at Educational Facilities; , By an overwhelming margin m a show of hands the delegates reject~ a proposed poUcy lltatement offered by the Harrisonville Elementary Sharon Bailey , American l.awtoil ShrOyer, a .dress manufacturer from Shamokin, Pa., School. A tound and square Cancer Society ; Lula will be held at 9 p.m. Hampton, ethnic groups; Jim· ulat, "We l'lllldemn the practice of 1\omMsuallty." Slnyer dance with mwllc by the Kord Kings Cleland; drug abuse; Dr. slid, "Back heme 018' people feel that the church Ia too mealycf Belpre. 'lbe public Ia in- John Ridgway, medical and NEEDED HELP! - Mike Pat tenon, seven year old mouthed." He conceded that Jeeua btld accepted limen but vited to the dance. Reser- hoopital, and Lillian Weese , son o[ Mr. and Mrs. Pat Patterson, S)'rucuse, holds a ll4cled, ''They were expected to oome w1th a humble and nice Bass he caught at Hidden Lakes recently . The fish tqttrlte heart. These pya want 111 to put lhe mark of vations for the banquet ,may induslri al relations. be made by calling 992-2902 ur The Mci~s County Cow1l'i l weighed three pounds and waa 17lnches long. Mike had reape<;~abillty on them." 742-2'17~. . 1Cuntinued on page 14) lo ask the aid of his father to bring it in. r-. IN THE HOME FURNISHING ANNEX '. ,, Ford restyles Reagan battle ,)j WASHINGTON (UP!) - Prealdent Ford'a new c:1111J1111n strategy calls for others to attack Ronald Reapn whlli the Prestoont champions his own record, While Ho\1811 aides aald tOday. Under the new plan, aides said, crltlclam of Reqan wtil be voiced by such GOP leaders as Sen: Barry Goldlfaler, VIce Pre!ldent Nelson A. Rockefeller and Commerce $ecnlary Elliott Richardson . The decision to ask Republican co~~~ecyatlve and.modilrate leaders whandle the verbal wars with Rilsan and allow Ford to .noat free o[ entanglements with Reapu-ral.lld ~~ stemmed from White HoUle strategy llfllllonalollowlq Ford's ' losses In the Texaa and Indiana prlmarlea. The new face of the Ford campaign for the GOP Aides aald the plan II to Presidential nomination was liave per11011al atllcka on' to be unveiled late In the day Reagan to the othen. Thil on his arrival In Omaha, sterruned from 1 belief thai Neb., to reswne campalgnllliJ Ford ; had been dra1111 b)' following four straight Reagan 's. "lrreeponalble" primary losses that turned attacks Into talking too much him from a shoo-In to and too defensively a~ut hla something akin to underdog rlval'a topics and too ll,ttle II\ the battle with Reagan. about hia Own achlevemenllf. Toll near 300 in earthquak~ .. i!F'&, *WOMEN'S DRESSES· *WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR remarking that ''I do not popular nonacUon 111d the have any friendship per- Idea that no acUon. Ia &ood sonally for Gov. Mandel. " government." The. two are longtime foes· "It's a fact that Brown Is dating from their service not running f~ prealdent In togelher In national gover- Maryland, " Carter aald. nors' conferences. ''The same thin&'• happenin& "These are the people In Maryland that happened In willing to lose an eleeUon Pennsylv.anla where the rather than io turn it over to a machine polltlclana are candidate who Is deeply lrylng to Ullfl one candidate In committed to programs ... In order to horse ·trade health, transportal!on and delegates" at the nalll!llal tax reform," Carter said. convention In New York Cllf, He characterized Brown as He said he has "had suea no! being a serious cess In spite of stop CJrter presidential candidate and movements In Slate alter said his Image as governor In · state." California ·was "based on \..,. ·' Save 20% PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS' FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1976 .. . ..... -'-- ' ~ BAKERS BUDGET Nylon Fabric COmpare at $350. The Pomeroy E·R Unit was ~lied to 325 Spring Ave., at 7:25 p.m. Wednesday for Christine Branham who was having difficulty breathing. She was taken to the office of Dr. John Ridgway. At S:22 p.m. Wednesday, the Pomeror, Fire Oepi. put out a ; . ...... NOT OPEN LIVING ROOM SUITE '250 A Chronicle of Americl served. Ton.l.ght 2 PC. We HoJd These: Truths ... Berry's World MEIGS lliEAtRE Fri ., Sat., Sun, May 7·8·9 The Adventure of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother Technlcolor Gene Wilder, Madeline ahn Show Starts 7 p.m. Local news, l--------------------------Area Deaths 1 in briefs AR'THUR D. LYNCH CHESHIRE , .~ . • " ' .'JI UDINE, Italy !UPI) - The death 'toll from a major earlhquake that shook most of Central Europe and devastated parts "of northeastern Italy rose toward the 300 mark today wlll1 rescue teams digging scores of bodies from the wreckage of a dozen shattered ·Uiwns. More than 1,000 petaona were Injured. Pollee oftlclala said at least 243 person• were t!Ued and more than 1,000 lnJII'td u their houses and a)Wimelll buildings collapeed !'rom lite shock waves that hit northeaslern Ita!~ at 9 p~. Thuraday night. Officiis aaid more casualties were expected u 2,500 search · and r••cue workers silted throush tiM! rubble . ltallail Prealdent Giovanni Leone and Interior Mlniller Franco Coulga llew to the devuted area to lnapect the damaae !rom the quake 'thai Jolted all: Europe~~~ eounlrlea. It wu centrll BIC'!Ipe'1 RACINE - The fireworks motl daatrucUve earlhQ'ualle fund of the Racine Vol!IDteer In more than a decade. Fire Department for the July 4th celebration has been successful . The fund started at $85.33, JOBS ~EADY collected from the crowd WASHINGTON (UPI) viewing last yel!l''s display, Unemployment held ateady and now standa at ~.33 . at 7.5 per cent In April il'blle The department plans to the total number of workers spend this amount on the with jobs lncrea~~ed to a display which must be or- record high, the LabOr dered Immediately in order Department reported today. · to arrive by July 4. Donors not named earlier are Jaymar Coal Co., Mr. and Mrs. David H. Zirkle, Harold TAKENTOVMII M. Smith, .Earl Adams, The Middleport E-R unit Racine Home National !lank was called to Pearl St. at 1:02 and Ralph Ours. The a.m. Friday for Nellie Dunn, deparlmentextends thanks to a medical patient, who waa all donors. taken to VMH. There'll he fireworks · in Racine Marauder Band in fast company at Rivefront CINCINNATI - There will Band FesUval Sunday w!U be be a week of music as well as entries from Rosa H. S., near 1 Week of baseball when the Hamilton; Trotwood Cnclnnati Reds return to Madlion H. S., Trotwood, Riverfront Stadium to take on Ohio ; Anderson (Ind.) H.S.; the Plttsbutgh Pirates 011 ' Greensburg (Ind .) H.S.; May 11-12 and the New York Melgi High School, Meigs Meta on May 14-15-16. County, Ohio, and Glaacow Highlight of the week w!U ('Ky.) H.S. be the Marching Band Judgeti for the (Oiliest wiJJ reaUval featw-lng six of th' be college band directors ·~~~p high school bands In Reds · Paul Dr01te of Ohio , Stile! Country who wlll compete be- HarrJ Clarke of the tween games of the Reds' . University ol Kenbx:kJ and 1:15 p.m. doubleheader with Fred Ebbl Qf Indiana llle Mets on Sunday, May 16. University. Competing In the Marching ...... . _._ _ ____ .. · · - . ~-,.,...,.~-- " .. { �J 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 7, 1976 ..•.. Rhodes vetoes register hill .'' ' I. By LEE LEONAR() UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. James A. Rhodes , maintaining it would subject "to abuse and fraud Ohio's exemplary voting system," has vetoed l~g islat i on doubling the length of time for which an individual's election registration is valid without voting. Rhodes' veto, issued Thursday, is subject to an override by the Democratic-controlled General Assembly which passed the bill. But only 52 members voted for the measure when it was approved ·by the House last February. Sixty votes are needed for an override in the House. Rhodes , in his veto message, also complained that provisions requiring statewide voter registration and expand registration hours for county boards of election would cost local governments too much without providing for state reimbursement. The governor said he favors statewide registration and minimum hours for boards of election. "However, I object to the General Assembly once again attempting to mandate costs to our local governmental units without providing the needed additional funds, " Rhodes wrote. The legislation would have expanded from two to lour years the length of time a voter's registration would be valid without appearing at the polls . Legislative Republicans complained this would lead to "tombstone voting." Boards of election now cancel the registration of anyone who has not voted during two calendar years. Rhodes said that even with cancellation of registration after two years' absence from the polls, metropolitan boards of election report a 20 to 30 per cent attrition rate due to death, movement or other disqualification. "This proposal opens to abuse and fraud Ohio's exemplary voting system," said the governor . · "By doubling the length of time from two to four years, the chance of voter fraud and the per cent of inaccuracy will also increase. While every citizen has the right to vote, it is \he duty of government to protect the integrity of that , vote.' ' Rhodes said it wollld cost $300,000 for the 22 counties with no registration and the four with only partial registration to implement full registration programs. ..• .. • . .. ' -- • •• . • • ~ .•" M .. •• • " ..• ~ ,. • Meigs seniors awarded sch0 larsh lns 'I' Crissy Morlan , semor at Huntington, W. Va. to major Esstern High Sc hool, and in mu stc, and a $200 Sandra Carleton, senior al sc hoi ~rship to Mtss Carleton, Meigs High School, were who is enrolled in the dental. awarded scholarships Thurs- assistant program at the day night by the Meigs Parkersburg Community County Council of Parents College. Daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. and Teachers . Clyde J. Morland, Route I, Mrs. Phyllis Dugan , Reedsville, Crissyo ts pr es ident of Council , presiden t of the National presented a $400 scholarship Hunot· Society at Eastern w Miss Morlan who will at- She is on the scholarship. tend Marshall University, learn, a class officer , a member of the language club. yearbook editor, and play in the marching, concert, stage and pep bands and was a member of the All-Ohio Stale F'air Girls' Band. Mtss Carleton is the (Continued from page 1) on Alcohol Problems, Inc . is now in operation and is urging every agency and every interested person in Meigs County to become a pari of this organization as a referral agency or as a member of a committee. For further information, call 9492141 01' 992-3214. If anyone has a need of any kind call 949·2741 or 992-3214 al any ttme for referral to an agency which can give the help neeped. C.O.A.P. Inc. is affiliated with the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council on Alcoholism, an agency of the Ohio Dept. of Health. I , I ' Blood .clot or heart attack"? By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. PEAR DR. LAMB What 's the difference bel· ween a heart altack and am bolus? When a person is put on Coumadin does this mean that he has had a heart attack? How can a blood clot go ' through the heart, enter the lungs and not be called a heart attack? I an1 talking about the case of my son. l am very worried about him. No one knows where the embolus came from . Can you guess? His legs were minutely examined, and it was stated that many clots origmate in the legs but yet there is no sign of them on an examination . My son has a job and travels in his own car or in airplanes. He has been instructed to exercise every 4o minutes, l presume to get the circulation going in his legs . He was told that he only needed to take Coumadin for three months and that period is almost up. Yet a friend of his has been on Cownadin for the past 10 years; is that possible? I lost my dear wife from a heart attack even though she had been taking the same Keith Michell in 'Six Wives of Henry VID' PTA SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS - ·Crissy Morlan, Eastern High School senior, left and Sandra Carleton, Meigs High School senior, received scholarship awards from the Meigs County Councti of Parents and Teachers Thursday night. Mrs. Phyllis Dugan, president, made the presentations. . DR:. LAMB I' BY JACK ROGERS Coach Dale Harrlson'a Meigs Marauders inaugurated a Gabritach :each splOie two with Henry accountlrur beautiful new, spacloua diamond yesterday with a come- . hits, for two RBI. from.behind U victory over the Point Pleasant Big Blacks. It was oite'of those games in The field lies.on a !moll in back of Meigs High school and will which each time.you lookel! up reaemble a minor lesgue park when finally completed in all runners were on base. PPHS departments. hit in every inning but the The Big Blacks; who show slgns of staggering lately, seventh, and Meigs had lads outhlt the Marauders, 11 blows to 7, but gave up 10 bases on aboard each of their six billa, Six of the walks resulted in runs as the Marauders frames. capitalized. Charles "Tbe Hawk" Perry PPHS ended its regular season with a 16-8 slate prior to sectional tournament play.tbat opens Monday at Ona, w. Va. took over the batting It wae alsci,the first lime the locals have lost two in a row this leadership of the club with 2· for-3 to raise his swatrnark to year. Melg1 snap)led i three-game losing streak in upping their log to 7-and.e. They·are hosting the hot Jackson Irorunen in. an SEOAL encounter today. Barry Jlenry made a sur· WATCHMEN COMING - The Middleport Oiurch of Oirist, 5th and Main in Middleport, will feature The Watchmen in concert on Sunday, May 9, at 7:30p.m. The program is cosponsored by the Meigs County Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Christ. The Watchmen, a 20 voice men's chorW! of the Cincinnati Bible College, will present a concert entitled "SING ... ",while on a three state tour. The concert is in four sections, Truth that Endures; of a Great God and Savior; of a proud Heritage; and of a Better Life. The Watchmen are under the direction of Professor Byroh Cartwright. Don Seevers serves as student conductor. Miss Joyce Pitzer accompanies the group. ...... Davenport pi~ches 8-6 victory over Big Blacks Huffman's home~· i ~ New . 3·-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 7, l!i76 daughter of Mrs. Frances Carleton , Route 3, Pomeroy and the late William Harry Carle ton . She is also a member of the National Honor Society, and Is active with the Drama Club, the Spanish Club , is on the yearbook staff, was in the casts of both the junior and semor class plays, and works as an office assistant. She is a member of th e Hemlock Grove Christian Church where she served as secretary , and is active in the youth group . Beginning the week of May 11 , Meigs Libraries will present free showings of an award-winning film series for adlllts, "The Six Wives of Henry VIII," This six~pisode series is being shown as part of the library's participation tn Ftims Plus, an experimental project funded by the· National Endowment lor the Humanities. The film depicts the famous rlller 's disastrous marital career and a reign that was both glorious and gory. Originally produced for televi sion by the British Broadcasting Corporation, the se ries has won five awards from the British Society of · Film and Television Art, the British equivalent of the Emmys. F'ollowing the series' debut on American television, the New York Times states that it " ... bubbles with fascinating history, personalities and complications. And in the reliable British mode, the whole is magnificenUy acted, destgned and costumed." Middleport Library will show the series over a six· week pertod, one episode weekly. Each 90-niinute episode will be presented twi ce in the library, on "I:uesdays at 2 p.m. and Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. An addtlional showing of each episode will be at the Meigs Museum on Butternut Avenue at 7:30 p.m . on Thursdays. Dates for the showing of each episode are: Episode I, on May lith, 12th, and 13th; Episode ,2, on May 16th, 19th, and 20th; Episode 3, on May 25th, 26th, and 27th; Eptsode 4, on June 1st, 2nd, and 3rd; Episode o, on June Brown last hope of crowd hoping to stop Mr. Carter By LEWIS LORD United Press International House Speaker Carl Albert says there is one candidate who can stop Jinuny Carter's drive lor the Democratic presidential nomination : Edmund G. Brown Jr. The 311-year-oid California governor got no endorsements but plenty of encouragement Thursday while huddling with Democratic leaders in Congress. Albert, asked whether the late-starting Brown was the only candidate who could stop Carter, said "yes.'' Sen. Hubert Humphrey, the non-<:andidate who may find himself the nominee if Carter is stymied, predicted Brown easily will beat the former Georgia governor in the May 18 Maryland primary. "Brown adds a new dimen· sion to the campaign," Humphrey said. "He is a fresh face. He's been exciting Maryland and drawing big crowds." Carter, who is campaigning today in Baltimore, said Brown indeed might beat him in Maryland. " Brown is attractive, very popular and the most highly publicized opponent I have had," said Carter, who said nevertheless he expects to be nominated on the first ballot. ' Meanwhile both Republican contenders are talking of first ballot victories at the nominating convention. Ronald Reagan, stumping in Louisiana, said something "suddenlydawned"on him in the wake of this month's four primary wins: "I believe it is possible to go to the convention with enough delegates to win on the first ballot," Reagan said. President Ford, his eye on Tuesday's Nebraska primary, campaigns tonight The Dai~ in Omaha and participates Saturday in the University of Nebraska commencement program. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford, despite Reagan's sudden string of victories, "believes he can win on the first ballot in Kansas City." Morris Udall's hopes of making the May 18 Michigan primary his first triumph were jolted by a United Auto Workers Union decision. The UAW stopped short of formally endorsing Carter but authorized its Michigan regional directors to spend union money on the Georgian's campaign. Only hours earlier Udall had said, "It would be a very sad thing to me if the house that Waiter Reuther built goes to Jinuny Carter." Sen. Frank Onu-ch, the iateS!arting Idaho Democrat, who hopes to win a string of primaries in the West, told an Omaha news conference "our prospects in Nebraska are excellent." Carter told a fund-raising dinner in East Brunswick, N.J., that he could lose Nebraska to Church as well as Maryland to Brown, but said he expects to win in Michigan, Ohio and New Jersey. Asked why he dropped. out of the Democratic race, Humphrey said: "I didn't drop out. I haven't dropped in. I'm a long way from being out.'' Henry Jackson, who announced last Saturday he was dropping out, talked in Hartford about getting back in. Jackson kept a series of engagements for next Tuesday's Connecticut primary and said "we'll be in it full blown if we win up here.'' 8th, 9th, a,nd lOth; Episode 6, on June 15th,' 16th, and 17th. The audience will receive a 'free, illustrated Film Guide providing background on the series. Because the presentation of the Films Pius series ls part of an experimental program, audiences will be asked to fill out short questionnairea giving their opinion of the series, the Film Guide, and the project is general. The Six Wives of Henry VIII was written by six different playwrights, each of them -choosing one of the King's. women as the central figure of an episode: Catherine of Aragon refuses to accept Henry's royal decree that their marriage of twenty-four years has been, from the start, "incestuous." Anne Boleyn Inspires him with a passion that destroys his first marriage, severs England's lies to Rome, and ends in Anne's beheading. Anne of Cleves, the German princess, manages with wit and flattery to escape from a potentially fatal marriage. Catherine Howard, a young b.eauty barely twenty, has her head cui off for cuckolding the ,King. And finally Catherine Parr, Henry's last wife and ·sober nursemaid, lives to see hjm die. Henry himself is seen from several different viewpoints. He is a ranting, raving tyrant, a genius and a fool, a gentle Ioyer and a great king. Keith Michell, one of England's most noted actors, plays Henry from the age of 18 to his death at 56, aided by a make-up that sometimes required two hours to complete. For his magnificent performance, Michell won the British Society's award for Best Actor of the Year. PASSENGERS SHAKEN HONOBIA, Okla. (UP! ) A bus from Cincinnati's Mount Washington Church of Christ with 40 passengers aboard hit a slick spot on a dirt road near here and slid into a creek on its side Thursday. The Oklahoma Highway Pstrol said 20 passengers were treated at a Mena, Ark., hospital and released. The patrol said the bus was driven by Minor Rolf Hampton, 40. . I ii "' I~ '" ·''·' ~ ... "" .. ·"' · · ~· ' ,. . .Y ' nr u • "' ,u ~ .' ,, ;.· I '" " ·" •n "' '. " •• • •• •• ••• • HRS.: 8:30 TO 8:00 CLOSED SUNDAY VILlAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT, oHIO NEW HAVEN, W. VA. POMEROY VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK POMEROY, OHIO '5169 Want . Gr i ll i th Company , In c P.ollinell i & Gallagher 'Div ' ' 757 Third Ave , New York' N Y 10017 , . ' Su-b scription ra1es · De livered by carrier Where ava i l,able 75 cents Qer week . By Motor Route • ••• •• : •: ••' • •• •.. • San Diego 12 11 .522 Houston 12 13 .460 San F ranc isco B IS .348 Atlanta 9 IS .3o48 Celtics top Cavs, 111-99 Thursday's Aesulh Kuhn "th Be · ng First Quality CHECK and COMPARE OUR QUALITY _AND PRICES! CARS Maior Lul)ue Leader $ By Unittd Pren International Leading Batters (based on 35 at baht N~tional League G. AI R H Pet. IJ 43 11 ~ 1 4811 Miln er, NY Rose, C1 n ~2 Turner, S O 16 Monday, Chi 24 Oliver. Pit 14 Grote. NY 20 Hendersn , All 2tl Gnlley , Cln 20 Mc Br ide , Sl .l 22 Johnston. Phi 18 Amerinn 97 22 40 412 42 7 16 381 108 30 40 37 0 50 8 18 .360 70 7 25 357 62 B 12 355 BS 17 30 J5J 91 13 32 352 63 14 22 J.t9 Le.gue G A B A H Pet. Lynn, 8os 15 56 9 24 .-129 Chaml)lss , NY 18 76 11 JO 395 Carty, Cl e 19 67 ""-.l-4. '15 373 Horlon. De l 16 60 1'1) 12 J ~ 7 Palek . KC 15 45 5 16 35 ~ LeF lore, Oet 11 46 14 16 .348 BelL Cle 19 n 14 25 .347 51aub . De l 16 SB 6 20 .J•5 Bo~tock, Min 15 54 7 18 333 Rud i, Oak 20 16 13 25 .329 • Home Runs National League : Sc hm idt , Ph1l 12; Kingman, NY 10 ; Monday, Chi 1, Cedeno, Hou 6, Bench and Morg rm , C1 n and Matthews, S'F 5 Amencan Loague: Hor ton , Del 6 ; Burrough s and Gri c'Ve, lC)( 5; Hendri ck , ! l ev , Ford , Mlnn and Rudi. Oak 4, Runs Batled In National League: Monday , Chi 26 : K ingman , NY 24; Schmidt, Ph il 23 ; Cedeno, Hou 21 ; Ben< h. Cln 19. American Lugue : Rud1 , Oak 26 Horton , Del 20 ; Chambliss, NY 18 , Bo cht e and M elton, Ca l and R1vers , NY 15 . Stolen Base• National LuQue : . Morgan , Cin II , Cedeno. Hau 10 ; Grilf ey 9 ; Cabell , Hou and Buckner . LA •• leads Tornadoes RACINE - Thursday night here Brncly Huffman blusli•d a two-run l10mer that latHh·d on the junior high purki 11g lot 400 ree l away to help John Sayre and th e Snutheru Tornados avenge nn Clll'li er season setback by dclcu ling U1e ~:astern Eagles, 6-:1. Sa yre issued on ly tw11 walks while fanntng eight to notch · th e victory , bul Eastern's Dun Etching ;•r luul alm ost as good control as he walked unly three. Eastern opened the scorin~ in the first by plating a run on a doubl e by tlruce mmc and a siugle by Joe Kuhn . But Sou them I ook the iencT for good in their tw·n at oat . Erk Dunning renched on 1111 errors, Greg Cundiff singled, and Jim Rilfle follow ed with a long gr01md rule double Steve Hendri cks th cu sacrifi ced the other ruu home . The hosts added two more in the bottom of UIC second when Scott Wolfe singled uml Huffman followed wjlh his long homer. Thai was Ihe third homer for Huffman in the last four days. Eastern closed the gap ill the third when Southern committed two err ors and Tim Kuhn singled home Boo McClure. The Eagle rully was stopped short on i:l double American League : . Norlh , Oak 12 . Riv er s, NY 11. Remy , Cal. Carew, Mlnn and R~:m do lph, NY 8, Pltcl1tng Most VIctor ies National League : Jones, SO NHL Playoll Standings S-1; Rau , LA enct Seever. NY 4 By United Press Internati onal 0 , R ichard . Hou 4.1, 1'1 pitchers Sem1flnats-Best ot 7 lied with three victories . MU beat NY tslndn 4 ~ 1 American League: . Palml'!r , Apr 27 Montr eal 3 Islanders ? Bait and Torrez. Oak 4.3; Ap r 29 Mon1real 4 is.landcrs 3 Fitzmorris , K C 5nd Ellis, NY 3· May I Montreal 3 Islanders 2 0, Tlent. Bas, Roberts, Del , May <t- fslanders 5 Montreal 7 Slaton , Mil, Cempbe ll , Minn May 6 M pnlreal s Islander s 7 and Briles, Te )( J.1; Perry , Te l< Ph ita bea t Bo sto11 4· 1 3·2; Wood , Chi and Hunt er, NY Ap r 27 Boston 4 Ph1l a 1 J J. Apr 19 Phil a 2 Boston L ot Earned Run Average May 2 Phila 5 Bos ton 2 ( bued on 18 inn ings pitched) May" Phi Ia 4 Boslon 1 National League: Mellger, May 6 Phll a 6 Boslon 3 so o.oo ,· Lavelle, SF 0.311, Gullert , Cin 0.78 ; Forsch . Hou 1.00; Zachry , Cln I 29 American League: Trav ers, WRITER AT HOOVER Mil 0.43 , Holt zman . Ball 1 26; Sl'ANFORD, Call!. (UPI) Hartzell, Cal I 50 ; Kern , Clev - Russian writer Alexander 1.64 ; Colborn, Mi\1 .67 . Strikeouts Solzhenitsyn is engaged in National Leagve 1 Seaver, NY 41, Nlekro. All and Montefusco, research in the Hoover SF 33 . Matlack , NY 31; Rogers , Librw:y and archives. Mil 26' American League: Ryan, Cal 51 , Tani!lna, Cal 40 ; Blyl even. Mlnn 30. Gossage end Wood . Chi lB . N BA Playoff St1ndings By United Pren International E.utern Conference Finals . Best of Seven Boston leads creve J.o May 6 Boston 111 Cleve 99 May 9·al Boston, aft. May 11 at Cleveland May 14 ·&1 Cleveland x .May 16 .at Boston x May 18-at Cleveland x May 21 .at Boston Western Conference Finals ~ Beit of Seven Golden St. tied Phoenix 1· 1 May 2-Golden St 128 Phoen\)( IOJ May S-Phoenix 108 Golden St 101 May 7.af Phoenix May 9.at Phoenix , aft x :May 12 at Golden State x May 14 at Phoen l~ x May 16 al Colden St. aft . x-if necessary '76 • Located on St. Rt. 7 by l l'l\'t\ lt~1nn um ami l~id1in gr· r . IJI' ~l <h" IJnffllHIII 'S ~iu sl. Cumhl'f nu<l Wolfe hull two smgks. llllTlc his double, and Dunning, Warden, 1tn 1l Tc:1fonl had 11 hit 11pil;! l'C . mrnc led lite J•:ngle ulluck with a double and u single, Mt· Clnl'<' lind lwo siut:l<•s. uu;l ,J. Kuh11, T. Kuh n, ll lllllllllll, lltHI J;;iehiugcr luui si11gles. E S lO t OU I t 3 B I 220 11 0 x- 6 !l 4 Eit·hingN and Hi fno . St~yre and Hu ffuuu1. Other ~1u llu!rn hitters in Tuusduy night's HHnnan doublc-hemll'r wcl'e: Hlfflc, u single illld two doubl es . Ctullliff. slnglr. nn!l double. licndr icks, lhn:c si11gl es, llud dieslon, two singles, E. Dunning, !wu si n81Cs, tuHI IIIII , Sayre, and G. Dun uiug ~m :il ilmla !'l ingle . 'EHI ' ROYAL t:ROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Middleport Hours 8 to s Monday through Saturday except Thursday 8 to noon. ROY LYONS TRAINED MECHANIC ABA Pt1voff Standings. By United Press lnterniltlonal { F1nals-Best ot seven) N. Y. leads Denver 2-1 May I -N .Y . 120 Denver 118 May .t~ Denver 127 N.Y . 121 May 6-N Y 117 OtJnv er 111 May B·at New Yorfl. May n .at Denver x -Mav 13 ·11 New York x May 16·at Denver •· . E·ZKARE LATEX FLAT ENAMEL GAL. Custom colors slightly more E-Z KARE is perfect for walls, ceilings and woodwork in every room. it's smooth, enamel -hard finish resists stains, sOiling, finger· marks. Even scrubbing won't harm its velvet finish . Easy to apply. Dries fast. Soapy water cleanup. Brita pure white. Hundreds of cus· tom colors available at slightly higher prices. 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Saturday's Games San D iego at New York San Francisco at Montreal Atlanta at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chi cago Los Angeles at Phila, night Houston at St. Lou1s, nigh t 1973 Chevy C 10'12 ton. long wide bed, 350 V-8 month 2 3 6 .in their llcks, the hosts filled the bases on singles by s Davenpo'rt and Bachner and a walk to Howard. Tatterson relieved Henry ' and passed CreiiBOn Pratt to force home a BOSTON (UP!) - Psul three-point play in that span run and it was 3-4. Sil;.s scored 11 fourth quarter to give Boston an 84-79 The locals came back with points while the Boston advantage after two minutes. three in the fourth to go ahead defense held Cleveland to Until Nate Thurmond hit a ·6-4. An error, and hits by fourpoinllioverthefirsteight basket 8:36 into the period, Henry, Perry, and Joey minutesinthefinaiperiod,as the Celtics had ouU.t'Qred GIeason did the damage. the Celtics whipped the Cleveland 19-4, with Silas Cavaii 111 •99 · th netting nine of the points. But again the Marauders openiO:~~me of thei~ NB~ Boston led by as many as 20 charged back. Three more . E a s t e r n c0 n 1e r e n e e points, 109-98, with two bases on balls and smgles by Championship series minutes to play, but the Cavs <)harlle Marshall and Jim The score was tied 77-77 ran off 10of the next 12 points. Howard produced three after three perids 'befor~ John Havlicek led all scorers markers and Meigs was on Boston accounted for nine of with ·26 points, and Jo Jo top, 7-'. Howard's single to the first 11 points in the fourth White added 20 for Boston. center actually drove in the quarter. Silas, who had 21 The Cavaliers, who will winning run. points in the game, scored a play the entire series without Meigs added' an insurance injured 6-11 center Jim tally in the sixth on a walk to • Chones, got 21 points each American League Brian HamUton and a double SigllS East from Champy Russell and GB to center by Bachner that took Dick Snyder. Jim Cleamons New York W.13 L ..5 Pet. .722 a long kangaroo hop. a} added 18. Milwaukee 9 5 .6•J 2 Clevelend Bachner and. Howard each WI S 10 9 .526 31 ~ The team play game two of Detroit ~8 8 500 Ill had 2 RBI for Meigs. Bachner the series Sunday afternoon Balli more 8 11 .421 51 ~ Boston 6 II .353 61 1 was aboard four times, twice CINCINNATI (UP!) - The at the Boston Garden. w ••• walking. Pratt was 1·1-1, with "Ci ncinnati-Ohio Slate The Ceitlcs began as if they W.. L.. P<l. GB Connection" continues to would wrap the game up Te~as two frse passes. 12 6 667 ·Kansas City 9 7 .563 2 early, Havlicek scored 12 Oakland For the locals, H~nry, thrive . II 11 .500 3 The Cincinnati Bengais points in the opening quarter, Minnesota 8 9 .471 31 1 Perry, Gleason and Geff have signed their second Ohio .as Boston took a 32-20 lead. Chicago 6 9 .400 41 1 California 7 16 .304 71 ~ State player in three days TI1e advantage bulged to 16 . Thursdav's Results and taken a look at a third points, the last time at 51-35, Minn at Detro\1 , ppd., rain York .t~ CaHtornia 2 Buckeye prospect. prior to a Cleveland surge New (Only games schedulectl Coming to terms Thursday that narrowed Boston's lead Today's Probable Pitchers (All Time> EDTI was 6-1, 233-pound linebacker to >748 at halftime : Te~as (Umbarger 2· 1) at Ken Kuhn, a seventh round The third period was the Boston (Wise J.2J , 7 · JO p .m . draft choice. Kuhn's Cavs' best, as they outscored Ka nsas Clly I Busby L 1) at Baltimore (Cuellar 0 2l. 7:30 teammate Archie Griffin, a the Ceitics 29-20, with Snyder pm first round pick, was signed collecting nine points and Chicago (Forster J.OJ at (Ruhl e 1 0), 8 p m . by Cincinnati on Tuesday. Russell eight in the quarter. Detroit Minnesota (De cker 1-2) at Meanwhile, Ohio State But the Cleveland offense Milwaukee (Slaton 3·11. 8 :30 place-kicker Tom Klaban, a was neutralized through most p.m Cleveland !B ibby 1-0 1 61 lOth roiUld.selection, worked of the fourth quarter as California (Hassler 0-3l. 10; 30 out for Bengals coaches, but Boston fed Silas under the pm New York (May J.QJ at realized he will have a tough basket on offense and closed Oakland (Blue 2 Jl. 11 p.m. time beating out second the driving lanes on defense. Saturday's Games Texas at Boston round pick Chris Bahr, a Chicago at Detroit brilliant kicker out of Penn Minnesota at Milwaukee This 1975 silver-blue Ford Mustang 11 was used New York at Oakland State. temP!)rarlly by Ford Motor Co. management and Kan City at Baltimore, night Klaban figured making the has the balance of the factory warranty. This car Cleveland at California, n igh t Bengals will depend on , h is offers V-6 eng. factory air, P.S., P.B., AM-FM stereo, Digital clock. dual remote mirrors, map kickoff ability, as the Bengais Cardenas fails light-tinted glass, rewindow defogger, mag wheels are looking for versatility in with white-sidewall lire!._ their kickers. Major Lugue Results "My field goals have been to prosecute By United Press International National League accurate, but I haven't really Los Ang at Chicago, ppd, rtlln kicked off in college," he said. "I'll have to get use to CINCINNATI (UP!) - Au- Cincinnati 001 001 000- 2 1 2 York · JOO 000 01x- 4 6 I distances instead of thorities say ex-Cincinnati New Gullet! (2 1) and Bench ; Reds shortstop Leo Cardenas accuracy. 1973 Buick Regal 2 Dr., white with white , Lockwood {8) and Grot e. <failed to appear in court to Swan WP - Swan (2· 11 . HRs- Cincln. "I was kicking them 60 and vinyl roof, factory air, P.S., P.B., tilt Morgan (5) ; New York, SO yards, but there was a prosecute a charge . of nati, Torre (1) wheel. AM· F M stereo, cruise control. crosswind. I've got to get felonious assault ~gains! his chrome reverse wheels with radial tires. n Frncisco 000 000 000- 0 s 1 them higher and start hitting former wife and therefore the Sa Pittsburgh 101 001 OOx- 3 II 0 SHARP .•••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••• 53695 charge has been dismissed. 70 yards consistently." Barr, Lavelle (7) and Hill. Meanwhile, Mrs. Gloria Sedek Ull. Rooker , Demery (7) The Bengals also watched and Oyer WP- Rooker. LP 1971 Ford Thunderbird · 2 Dr. Coupe, running back Randy Walker, Cardenas has pleaded Barr automatic, P.S., P.B., factory air, tilt a 13th round pick from innocent to a charge of Di ego 010 100 002- 4 9 o wheel, cleanest '71 around ............ $1895 nearby Miami University, disorderly conduct filed by San Montreal 100 000 ooo- 1 5 1 police and the case has been Splllner, Metzger (9) and work out, Walker also figures 1972 Vega 4cyl. factory air, Kendall; Klrbv. Renko (5 ) , to have a tough time beating continued until May 19. Hatchback .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 51595 Granger ~9 ), Scherman (9) . WP Cardenas is awaiting trial out veterans and higher- Splllncr. LP- Kirby , HRs1973 Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., 4 speed, rack on after being indicted last Montreal, White (2) ; San drafted rookies. her back.····· ··········· ····· ..... ... ·. $1695 month by ·the Hamilton Diego , Win field (3) Kuhn was signed by 1971 Ford 4 Dr. Country Square station wa· .. 000 040 010- 5 12 0 Bengais assistant general County grand jury on a St, Louis gon, P.S., P. B., factory air, rack on her Ia 000 101 002- ' 7 0 manager Mike Brown, who charge of burglary . Mrs. Allan Curtis, Rasmussen (9 1, Wei . Cardenas claims her former back ..••••• ·•••· ··· ·•••·••· •·••· ·· ··•••· S1395 said, "We like what we know lace (9 1. Proly 191. Hrabosky husband broke into her home (91 and Si mmons ; Morton , · ·t974 Chevy4 Dr. Station Wagon ........ S1395 about Kuhn." Torrealba (5), Dal Canton (6), 1974 Ford Elite 2 dr. H. T., brown with brown "He has impressed our here last March 18. Moret U J and Correll . WPCardenas, in the charge ., Curfis LP- Morton. vinyl roof, factory air, P..S., P. B., New scouts with his strength, that was dropped, had determin'ation and radial tires ........... ••••• ............. $3995 oarhes scheduled) claimed Mrs. Cardenas held (Onfv American League willingness to go all out all 1972 Buick Riviera, Sport Coupe, bronze him by the shirt and reached Minn al Detroit, ppd, rain the time," said Brown. "He metallic. white-brown vinyl roof, factory comes from a solid football for a knife here on AprU 16. New York 100 000 03Q- • 9 1 air, P.S., P. B.. Cruise cuntrol, tilt steering Cardenas, 37, was on the Californ ia 000000020- 2 61 background and is well' wheel, factory tape. 6 way power seats, Figueroa, Lvle {8) and spring training roster of the schooled in fundamentals." Munson ; Ross , BreWer (B), double sharp .............................. $3195 Texas Rangers this past Hartzell 191 and Etchebarren Kuhn, a native of Herrmann (81 WP- FigUeroa . 1973 Chevy Belair 4 Dr, 350 V-8, P.S., P. B., Louisville, Ohio, was a three- spring, but was dropped from LPRoss . factory air, blue with white top., .... $1995 , year starter at Ohio State and the roster when he failed to 1974 Ford Grand Torino 4 dr .. factory air, was All·Big 10 last season . show up for spring training , (Only games scheduled) P.S., P. B., vinyl top, radial tires . .....$2995 1973 Nova 6 cyl., standard shift, 2 dr., double sharp .••••••••••••••••••••.••.•••••••••• $2395 1974 Vega Hatchback GT, 4 cyl., automatic, P. S., clean .•••••• ·•• • ••••• •••••· · · ••• •• $2395 1972 Ford Grand Torino Sport 2 dr. H. T. $1695 . stand. trans . ......... ••••• •.......... •• S269S where carrier service not •• L-~~~---------·- 1 '• STANDINGS 1974 Chevy Custom 30, long wheel, base, P.S., P. B., 20,000 miles. lie new ... $3895. pa1d at · Pomeroy , OhiO . . Nat•onal advertlsi"g $3 .25 By mall in Ohio and ~ - Va . One Year, 122.00 ; Su< months , Sll .SO ; Three months , 57 .00. Elsewhere S2 6 ()O year ; Six monttl$ ~ 1 3 . 50 ; three m'on ths , S7 .50 :~ ub scr iption pri ce tnc tvdes Sunday Times Sentlnl:"l. !I ll departed in the third with the score 3-3, one out, and the buea loaded. Jim Tatterson relieved, walked in a run, then wae the victim of a fourthinning three-MD! uprising by the Marauders. He was the loser and is now 1·2. Mick Davf!lport twirled four frames for Me!lls. He was hit hard, surrendering 9 safeues, but gained the victory :when Dale Browning eame to his rescue. Iri getting the save, BrowniJig pennitted only two Infield singles in three innings. Henry walked five in his stint, and Tatterson ~ gave up five free tickets. And you don't win many games with that many passes to the foe. ' Point Plessant opened with two riUls on an error, Henry's RBI double, and Bellamy's RBI single. But Meigs tallied three in the bottom of the second on three walks, Greg Smith's single, and two ground balls. Mike Burgess doubled in the third to score Perry who Major League .---TRUCKS----. class po~tage One .. • •• PLANNED USE REPORT City Editor 'Published daily except Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publist1ing Com . pany , 111 Court St ~ome r oy, Ohio 457&9' Business Off ice Phone 992 : 2156. Editorial Phone 992 2157 . ' uva ilabte , .' "" •• Sentinel representative '" o · . •• DEVOTED TO THE INTE 'R E5T OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL exec. Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH ~econd prile start for the Biacks and bad singled and it was 3-3. But .380. Barry Henry, with the . most hits, 28, is close behind at .373. Jim Tatterson, who had sweated out a seven"'!Bme hitless slump, walked twice, Ma\or Lngue !1-tanotng:. ted Pren International sacrificed, then hoofed out an Bv Un Nat ional ,Lugue infield single his last trip. His Ea~t L . Pet . G8 average is .371 . He leads in Philadelphia W. 13 6 . 68~ walks with :ZO and rWis scored, New Y ork 16 9 .6.0 Pittsburgh 1 2 ' .571 2 24. St. Louis 11 12 A78 4 I-, way back on March 29 the Chicago 11 1) .458 ... ~ 7 14 .JJJ 7 Big B)acks nudged Meigs 4.:! Montreal West And this one squared the W. L. P<l. GB Los Angeles 14 9 ,609 spring series. Ci nc in n~~t i 12 10 .545 II ~ OPEN Won't " shine·u11 " when washed! nLB J&R SPORT SHOP 0. BAUM'S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE •CHESTER,.p. ' �J 2- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 7, 1976 ..•.. Rhodes vetoes register hill .'' ' I. By LEE LEONAR() UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov. James A. Rhodes , maintaining it would subject "to abuse and fraud Ohio's exemplary voting system," has vetoed l~g islat i on doubling the length of time for which an individual's election registration is valid without voting. Rhodes' veto, issued Thursday, is subject to an override by the Democratic-controlled General Assembly which passed the bill. But only 52 members voted for the measure when it was approved ·by the House last February. Sixty votes are needed for an override in the House. Rhodes , in his veto message, also complained that provisions requiring statewide voter registration and expand registration hours for county boards of election would cost local governments too much without providing for state reimbursement. The governor said he favors statewide registration and minimum hours for boards of election. "However, I object to the General Assembly once again attempting to mandate costs to our local governmental units without providing the needed additional funds, " Rhodes wrote. The legislation would have expanded from two to lour years the length of time a voter's registration would be valid without appearing at the polls . Legislative Republicans complained this would lead to "tombstone voting." Boards of election now cancel the registration of anyone who has not voted during two calendar years. Rhodes said that even with cancellation of registration after two years' absence from the polls, metropolitan boards of election report a 20 to 30 per cent attrition rate due to death, movement or other disqualification. "This proposal opens to abuse and fraud Ohio's exemplary voting system," said the governor . · "By doubling the length of time from two to four years, the chance of voter fraud and the per cent of inaccuracy will also increase. While every citizen has the right to vote, it is \he duty of government to protect the integrity of that , vote.' ' Rhodes said it wollld cost $300,000 for the 22 counties with no registration and the four with only partial registration to implement full registration programs. ..• .. • . .. ' -- • •• . • • ~ .•" M .. •• • " ..• ~ ,. • Meigs seniors awarded sch0 larsh lns 'I' Crissy Morlan , semor at Huntington, W. Va. to major Esstern High Sc hool, and in mu stc, and a $200 Sandra Carleton, senior al sc hoi ~rship to Mtss Carleton, Meigs High School, were who is enrolled in the dental. awarded scholarships Thurs- assistant program at the day night by the Meigs Parkersburg Community County Council of Parents College. Daug hter of Mr. and Mrs. and Teachers . Clyde J. Morland, Route I, Mrs. Phyllis Dugan , Reedsville, Crissyo ts pr es ident of Council , presiden t of the National presented a $400 scholarship Hunot· Society at Eastern w Miss Morlan who will at- She is on the scholarship. tend Marshall University, learn, a class officer , a member of the language club. yearbook editor, and play in the marching, concert, stage and pep bands and was a member of the All-Ohio Stale F'air Girls' Band. Mtss Carleton is the (Continued from page 1) on Alcohol Problems, Inc . is now in operation and is urging every agency and every interested person in Meigs County to become a pari of this organization as a referral agency or as a member of a committee. For further information, call 9492141 01' 992-3214. If anyone has a need of any kind call 949·2741 or 992-3214 al any ttme for referral to an agency which can give the help neeped. C.O.A.P. Inc. is affiliated with the Southeastern Ohio Regional Council on Alcoholism, an agency of the Ohio Dept. of Health. I , I ' Blood .clot or heart attack"? By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. PEAR DR. LAMB What 's the difference bel· ween a heart altack and am bolus? When a person is put on Coumadin does this mean that he has had a heart attack? How can a blood clot go ' through the heart, enter the lungs and not be called a heart attack? I an1 talking about the case of my son. l am very worried about him. No one knows where the embolus came from . Can you guess? His legs were minutely examined, and it was stated that many clots origmate in the legs but yet there is no sign of them on an examination . My son has a job and travels in his own car or in airplanes. He has been instructed to exercise every 4o minutes, l presume to get the circulation going in his legs . He was told that he only needed to take Coumadin for three months and that period is almost up. Yet a friend of his has been on Cownadin for the past 10 years; is that possible? I lost my dear wife from a heart attack even though she had been taking the same Keith Michell in 'Six Wives of Henry VID' PTA SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS - ·Crissy Morlan, Eastern High School senior, left and Sandra Carleton, Meigs High School senior, received scholarship awards from the Meigs County Councti of Parents and Teachers Thursday night. Mrs. Phyllis Dugan, president, made the presentations. . DR:. LAMB I' BY JACK ROGERS Coach Dale Harrlson'a Meigs Marauders inaugurated a Gabritach :each splOie two with Henry accountlrur beautiful new, spacloua diamond yesterday with a come- . hits, for two RBI. from.behind U victory over the Point Pleasant Big Blacks. It was oite'of those games in The field lies.on a !moll in back of Meigs High school and will which each time.you lookel! up reaemble a minor lesgue park when finally completed in all runners were on base. PPHS departments. hit in every inning but the The Big Blacks; who show slgns of staggering lately, seventh, and Meigs had lads outhlt the Marauders, 11 blows to 7, but gave up 10 bases on aboard each of their six billa, Six of the walks resulted in runs as the Marauders frames. capitalized. Charles "Tbe Hawk" Perry PPHS ended its regular season with a 16-8 slate prior to sectional tournament play.tbat opens Monday at Ona, w. Va. took over the batting It wae alsci,the first lime the locals have lost two in a row this leadership of the club with 2· for-3 to raise his swatrnark to year. Melg1 snap)led i three-game losing streak in upping their log to 7-and.e. They·are hosting the hot Jackson Irorunen in. an SEOAL encounter today. Barry Jlenry made a sur· WATCHMEN COMING - The Middleport Oiurch of Oirist, 5th and Main in Middleport, will feature The Watchmen in concert on Sunday, May 9, at 7:30p.m. The program is cosponsored by the Meigs County Men's Fellowship of the Churches of Christ. The Watchmen, a 20 voice men's chorW! of the Cincinnati Bible College, will present a concert entitled "SING ... ",while on a three state tour. The concert is in four sections, Truth that Endures; of a Great God and Savior; of a proud Heritage; and of a Better Life. The Watchmen are under the direction of Professor Byroh Cartwright. Don Seevers serves as student conductor. Miss Joyce Pitzer accompanies the group. ...... Davenport pi~ches 8-6 victory over Big Blacks Huffman's home~· i ~ New . 3·-The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, May 7, l!i76 daughter of Mrs. Frances Carleton , Route 3, Pomeroy and the late William Harry Carle ton . She is also a member of the National Honor Society, and Is active with the Drama Club, the Spanish Club , is on the yearbook staff, was in the casts of both the junior and semor class plays, and works as an office assistant. She is a member of th e Hemlock Grove Christian Church where she served as secretary , and is active in the youth group . Beginning the week of May 11 , Meigs Libraries will present free showings of an award-winning film series for adlllts, "The Six Wives of Henry VIII," This six~pisode series is being shown as part of the library's participation tn Ftims Plus, an experimental project funded by the· National Endowment lor the Humanities. The film depicts the famous rlller 's disastrous marital career and a reign that was both glorious and gory. Originally produced for televi sion by the British Broadcasting Corporation, the se ries has won five awards from the British Society of · Film and Television Art, the British equivalent of the Emmys. F'ollowing the series' debut on American television, the New York Times states that it " ... bubbles with fascinating history, personalities and complications. And in the reliable British mode, the whole is magnificenUy acted, destgned and costumed." Middleport Library will show the series over a six· week pertod, one episode weekly. Each 90-niinute episode will be presented twi ce in the library, on "I:uesdays at 2 p.m. and Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. An addtlional showing of each episode will be at the Meigs Museum on Butternut Avenue at 7:30 p.m . on Thursdays. Dates for the showing of each episode are: Episode I, on May lith, 12th, and 13th; Episode ,2, on May 16th, 19th, and 20th; Episode 3, on May 25th, 26th, and 27th; Eptsode 4, on June 1st, 2nd, and 3rd; Episode o, on June Brown last hope of crowd hoping to stop Mr. Carter By LEWIS LORD United Press International House Speaker Carl Albert says there is one candidate who can stop Jinuny Carter's drive lor the Democratic presidential nomination : Edmund G. Brown Jr. The 311-year-oid California governor got no endorsements but plenty of encouragement Thursday while huddling with Democratic leaders in Congress. Albert, asked whether the late-starting Brown was the only candidate who could stop Carter, said "yes.'' Sen. Hubert Humphrey, the non-<:andidate who may find himself the nominee if Carter is stymied, predicted Brown easily will beat the former Georgia governor in the May 18 Maryland primary. "Brown adds a new dimen· sion to the campaign," Humphrey said. "He is a fresh face. He's been exciting Maryland and drawing big crowds." Carter, who is campaigning today in Baltimore, said Brown indeed might beat him in Maryland. " Brown is attractive, very popular and the most highly publicized opponent I have had," said Carter, who said nevertheless he expects to be nominated on the first ballot. ' Meanwhile both Republican contenders are talking of first ballot victories at the nominating convention. Ronald Reagan, stumping in Louisiana, said something "suddenlydawned"on him in the wake of this month's four primary wins: "I believe it is possible to go to the convention with enough delegates to win on the first ballot," Reagan said. President Ford, his eye on Tuesday's Nebraska primary, campaigns tonight The Dai~ in Omaha and participates Saturday in the University of Nebraska commencement program. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford, despite Reagan's sudden string of victories, "believes he can win on the first ballot in Kansas City." Morris Udall's hopes of making the May 18 Michigan primary his first triumph were jolted by a United Auto Workers Union decision. The UAW stopped short of formally endorsing Carter but authorized its Michigan regional directors to spend union money on the Georgian's campaign. Only hours earlier Udall had said, "It would be a very sad thing to me if the house that Waiter Reuther built goes to Jinuny Carter." Sen. Frank Onu-ch, the iateS!arting Idaho Democrat, who hopes to win a string of primaries in the West, told an Omaha news conference "our prospects in Nebraska are excellent." Carter told a fund-raising dinner in East Brunswick, N.J., that he could lose Nebraska to Church as well as Maryland to Brown, but said he expects to win in Michigan, Ohio and New Jersey. Asked why he dropped. out of the Democratic race, Humphrey said: "I didn't drop out. I haven't dropped in. I'm a long way from being out.'' Henry Jackson, who announced last Saturday he was dropping out, talked in Hartford about getting back in. Jackson kept a series of engagements for next Tuesday's Connecticut primary and said "we'll be in it full blown if we win up here.'' 8th, 9th, a,nd lOth; Episode 6, on June 15th,' 16th, and 17th. The audience will receive a 'free, illustrated Film Guide providing background on the series. Because the presentation of the Films Pius series ls part of an experimental program, audiences will be asked to fill out short questionnairea giving their opinion of the series, the Film Guide, and the project is general. The Six Wives of Henry VIII was written by six different playwrights, each of them -choosing one of the King's. women as the central figure of an episode: Catherine of Aragon refuses to accept Henry's royal decree that their marriage of twenty-four years has been, from the start, "incestuous." Anne Boleyn Inspires him with a passion that destroys his first marriage, severs England's lies to Rome, and ends in Anne's beheading. Anne of Cleves, the German princess, manages with wit and flattery to escape from a potentially fatal marriage. Catherine Howard, a young b.eauty barely twenty, has her head cui off for cuckolding the ,King. And finally Catherine Parr, Henry's last wife and ·sober nursemaid, lives to see hjm die. Henry himself is seen from several different viewpoints. He is a ranting, raving tyrant, a genius and a fool, a gentle Ioyer and a great king. Keith Michell, one of England's most noted actors, plays Henry from the age of 18 to his death at 56, aided by a make-up that sometimes required two hours to complete. For his magnificent performance, Michell won the British Society's award for Best Actor of the Year. PASSENGERS SHAKEN HONOBIA, Okla. (UP! ) A bus from Cincinnati's Mount Washington Church of Christ with 40 passengers aboard hit a slick spot on a dirt road near here and slid into a creek on its side Thursday. The Oklahoma Highway Pstrol said 20 passengers were treated at a Mena, Ark., hospital and released. The patrol said the bus was driven by Minor Rolf Hampton, 40. . I ii "' I~ '" ·''·' ~ ... "" .. ·"' · · ~· ' ,. . .Y ' nr u • "' ,u ~ .' ,, ;.· I '" " ·" •n "' '. " •• • •• •• ••• • HRS.: 8:30 TO 8:00 CLOSED SUNDAY VILlAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT, oHIO NEW HAVEN, W. VA. POMEROY VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK POMEROY, OHIO '5169 Want . Gr i ll i th Company , In c P.ollinell i & Gallagher 'Div ' ' 757 Third Ave , New York' N Y 10017 , . ' Su-b scription ra1es · De livered by carrier Where ava i l,able 75 cents Qer week . By Motor Route • ••• •• : •: ••' • •• •.. • San Diego 12 11 .522 Houston 12 13 .460 San F ranc isco B IS .348 Atlanta 9 IS .3o48 Celtics top Cavs, 111-99 Thursday's Aesulh Kuhn "th Be · ng First Quality CHECK and COMPARE OUR QUALITY _AND PRICES! CARS Maior Lul)ue Leader $ By Unittd Pren International Leading Batters (based on 35 at baht N~tional League G. AI R H Pet. IJ 43 11 ~ 1 4811 Miln er, NY Rose, C1 n ~2 Turner, S O 16 Monday, Chi 24 Oliver. Pit 14 Grote. NY 20 Hendersn , All 2tl Gnlley , Cln 20 Mc Br ide , Sl .l 22 Johnston. Phi 18 Amerinn 97 22 40 412 42 7 16 381 108 30 40 37 0 50 8 18 .360 70 7 25 357 62 B 12 355 BS 17 30 J5J 91 13 32 352 63 14 22 J.t9 Le.gue G A B A H Pet. Lynn, 8os 15 56 9 24 .-129 Chaml)lss , NY 18 76 11 JO 395 Carty, Cl e 19 67 ""-.l-4. '15 373 Horlon. De l 16 60 1'1) 12 J ~ 7 Palek . KC 15 45 5 16 35 ~ LeF lore, Oet 11 46 14 16 .348 BelL Cle 19 n 14 25 .347 51aub . De l 16 SB 6 20 .J•5 Bo~tock, Min 15 54 7 18 333 Rud i, Oak 20 16 13 25 .329 • Home Runs National League : Sc hm idt , Ph1l 12; Kingman, NY 10 ; Monday, Chi 1, Cedeno, Hou 6, Bench and Morg rm , C1 n and Matthews, S'F 5 Amencan Loague: Hor ton , Del 6 ; Burrough s and Gri c'Ve, lC)( 5; Hendri ck , ! l ev , Ford , Mlnn and Rudi. Oak 4, Runs Batled In National League: Monday , Chi 26 : K ingman , NY 24; Schmidt, Ph il 23 ; Cedeno, Hou 21 ; Ben< h. Cln 19. American Lugue : Rud1 , Oak 26 Horton , Del 20 ; Chambliss, NY 18 , Bo cht e and M elton, Ca l and R1vers , NY 15 . Stolen Base• National LuQue : . Morgan , Cin II , Cedeno. Hau 10 ; Grilf ey 9 ; Cabell , Hou and Buckner . LA •• leads Tornadoes RACINE - Thursday night here Brncly Huffman blusli•d a two-run l10mer that latHh·d on the junior high purki 11g lot 400 ree l away to help John Sayre and th e Snutheru Tornados avenge nn Clll'li er season setback by dclcu ling U1e ~:astern Eagles, 6-:1. Sa yre issued on ly tw11 walks while fanntng eight to notch · th e victory , bul Eastern's Dun Etching ;•r luul alm ost as good control as he walked unly three. Eastern opened the scorin~ in the first by plating a run on a doubl e by tlruce mmc and a siugle by Joe Kuhn . But Sou them I ook the iencT for good in their tw·n at oat . Erk Dunning renched on 1111 errors, Greg Cundiff singled, and Jim Rilfle follow ed with a long gr01md rule double Steve Hendri cks th cu sacrifi ced the other ruu home . The hosts added two more in the bottom of UIC second when Scott Wolfe singled uml Huffman followed wjlh his long homer. Thai was Ihe third homer for Huffman in the last four days. Eastern closed the gap ill the third when Southern committed two err ors and Tim Kuhn singled home Boo McClure. The Eagle rully was stopped short on i:l double American League : . Norlh , Oak 12 . Riv er s, NY 11. Remy , Cal. Carew, Mlnn and R~:m do lph, NY 8, Pltcl1tng Most VIctor ies National League : Jones, SO NHL Playoll Standings S-1; Rau , LA enct Seever. NY 4 By United Press Internati onal 0 , R ichard . Hou 4.1, 1'1 pitchers Sem1flnats-Best ot 7 lied with three victories . MU beat NY tslndn 4 ~ 1 American League: . Palml'!r , Apr 27 Montr eal 3 Islanders ? Bait and Torrez. Oak 4.3; Ap r 29 Mon1real 4 is.landcrs 3 Fitzmorris , K C 5nd Ellis, NY 3· May I Montreal 3 Islanders 2 0, Tlent. Bas, Roberts, Del , May <t- fslanders 5 Montreal 7 Slaton , Mil, Cempbe ll , Minn May 6 M pnlreal s Islander s 7 and Briles, Te )( J.1; Perry , Te l< Ph ita bea t Bo sto11 4· 1 3·2; Wood , Chi and Hunt er, NY Ap r 27 Boston 4 Ph1l a 1 J J. Apr 19 Phil a 2 Boston L ot Earned Run Average May 2 Phila 5 Bos ton 2 ( bued on 18 inn ings pitched) May" Phi Ia 4 Boslon 1 National League: Mellger, May 6 Phll a 6 Boslon 3 so o.oo ,· Lavelle, SF 0.311, Gullert , Cin 0.78 ; Forsch . Hou 1.00; Zachry , Cln I 29 American League: Trav ers, WRITER AT HOOVER Mil 0.43 , Holt zman . Ball 1 26; Sl'ANFORD, Call!. (UPI) Hartzell, Cal I 50 ; Kern , Clev - Russian writer Alexander 1.64 ; Colborn, Mi\1 .67 . Strikeouts Solzhenitsyn is engaged in National Leagve 1 Seaver, NY 41, Nlekro. All and Montefusco, research in the Hoover SF 33 . Matlack , NY 31; Rogers , Librw:y and archives. Mil 26' American League: Ryan, Cal 51 , Tani!lna, Cal 40 ; Blyl even. Mlnn 30. Gossage end Wood . Chi lB . N BA Playoff St1ndings By United Pren International E.utern Conference Finals . Best of Seven Boston leads creve J.o May 6 Boston 111 Cleve 99 May 9·al Boston, aft. May 11 at Cleveland May 14 ·&1 Cleveland x .May 16 .at Boston x May 18-at Cleveland x May 21 .at Boston Western Conference Finals ~ Beit of Seven Golden St. tied Phoenix 1· 1 May 2-Golden St 128 Phoen\)( IOJ May S-Phoenix 108 Golden St 101 May 7.af Phoenix May 9.at Phoenix , aft x :May 12 at Golden State x May 14 at Phoen l~ x May 16 al Colden St. aft . x-if necessary '76 • Located on St. Rt. 7 by l l'l\'t\ lt~1nn um ami l~id1in gr· r . IJI' ~l <h" IJnffllHIII 'S ~iu sl. Cumhl'f nu<l Wolfe hull two smgks. llllTlc his double, and Dunning, Warden, 1tn 1l Tc:1fonl had 11 hit 11pil;! l'C . mrnc led lite J•:ngle ulluck with a double and u single, Mt· Clnl'<' lind lwo siut:l<•s. uu;l ,J. Kuh11, T. Kuh n, ll lllllllllll, lltHI J;;iehiugcr luui si11gles. E S lO t OU I t 3 B I 220 11 0 x- 6 !l 4 Eit·hingN and Hi fno . St~yre and Hu ffuuu1. Other ~1u llu!rn hitters in Tuusduy night's HHnnan doublc-hemll'r wcl'e: Hlfflc, u single illld two doubl es . Ctullliff. slnglr. nn!l double. licndr icks, lhn:c si11gl es, llud dieslon, two singles, E. Dunning, !wu si n81Cs, tuHI IIIII , Sayre, and G. Dun uiug ~m :il ilmla !'l ingle . 'EHI ' ROYAL t:ROWN BOTTLING COMPANY Middleport Hours 8 to s Monday through Saturday except Thursday 8 to noon. ROY LYONS TRAINED MECHANIC ABA Pt1voff Standings. By United Press lnterniltlonal { F1nals-Best ot seven) N. Y. leads Denver 2-1 May I -N .Y . 120 Denver 118 May .t~ Denver 127 N.Y . 121 May 6-N Y 117 OtJnv er 111 May B·at New Yorfl. May n .at Denver x -Mav 13 ·11 New York x May 16·at Denver •· . E·ZKARE LATEX FLAT ENAMEL GAL. Custom colors slightly more E-Z KARE is perfect for walls, ceilings and woodwork in every room. it's smooth, enamel -hard finish resists stains, sOiling, finger· marks. Even scrubbing won't harm its velvet finish . Easy to apply. Dries fast. Soapy water cleanup. Brita pure white. Hundreds of cus· tom colors available at slightly higher prices. 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Saturday's Games San D iego at New York San Francisco at Montreal Atlanta at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chi cago Los Angeles at Phila, night Houston at St. Lou1s, nigh t 1973 Chevy C 10'12 ton. long wide bed, 350 V-8 month 2 3 6 .in their llcks, the hosts filled the bases on singles by s Davenpo'rt and Bachner and a walk to Howard. Tatterson relieved Henry ' and passed CreiiBOn Pratt to force home a BOSTON (UP!) - Psul three-point play in that span run and it was 3-4. Sil;.s scored 11 fourth quarter to give Boston an 84-79 The locals came back with points while the Boston advantage after two minutes. three in the fourth to go ahead defense held Cleveland to Until Nate Thurmond hit a ·6-4. An error, and hits by fourpoinllioverthefirsteight basket 8:36 into the period, Henry, Perry, and Joey minutesinthefinaiperiod,as the Celtics had ouU.t'Qred GIeason did the damage. the Celtics whipped the Cleveland 19-4, with Silas Cavaii 111 •99 · th netting nine of the points. But again the Marauders openiO:~~me of thei~ NB~ Boston led by as many as 20 charged back. Three more . E a s t e r n c0 n 1e r e n e e points, 109-98, with two bases on balls and smgles by Championship series minutes to play, but the Cavs <)harlle Marshall and Jim The score was tied 77-77 ran off 10of the next 12 points. Howard produced three after three perids 'befor~ John Havlicek led all scorers markers and Meigs was on Boston accounted for nine of with ·26 points, and Jo Jo top, 7-'. Howard's single to the first 11 points in the fourth White added 20 for Boston. center actually drove in the quarter. Silas, who had 21 The Cavaliers, who will winning run. points in the game, scored a play the entire series without Meigs added' an insurance injured 6-11 center Jim tally in the sixth on a walk to • Chones, got 21 points each American League Brian HamUton and a double SigllS East from Champy Russell and GB to center by Bachner that took Dick Snyder. Jim Cleamons New York W.13 L ..5 Pet. .722 a long kangaroo hop. a} added 18. Milwaukee 9 5 .6•J 2 Clevelend Bachner and. Howard each WI S 10 9 .526 31 ~ The team play game two of Detroit ~8 8 500 Ill had 2 RBI for Meigs. Bachner the series Sunday afternoon Balli more 8 11 .421 51 ~ Boston 6 II .353 61 1 was aboard four times, twice CINCINNATI (UP!) - The at the Boston Garden. w ••• walking. Pratt was 1·1-1, with "Ci ncinnati-Ohio Slate The Ceitlcs began as if they W.. L.. P<l. GB Connection" continues to would wrap the game up Te~as two frse passes. 12 6 667 ·Kansas City 9 7 .563 2 early, Havlicek scored 12 Oakland For the locals, H~nry, thrive . II 11 .500 3 The Cincinnati Bengais points in the opening quarter, Minnesota 8 9 .471 31 1 Perry, Gleason and Geff have signed their second Ohio .as Boston took a 32-20 lead. Chicago 6 9 .400 41 1 California 7 16 .304 71 ~ State player in three days TI1e advantage bulged to 16 . Thursdav's Results and taken a look at a third points, the last time at 51-35, Minn at Detro\1 , ppd., rain York .t~ CaHtornia 2 Buckeye prospect. prior to a Cleveland surge New (Only games schedulectl Coming to terms Thursday that narrowed Boston's lead Today's Probable Pitchers (All Time> EDTI was 6-1, 233-pound linebacker to >748 at halftime : Te~as (Umbarger 2· 1) at Ken Kuhn, a seventh round The third period was the Boston (Wise J.2J , 7 · JO p .m . draft choice. Kuhn's Cavs' best, as they outscored Ka nsas Clly I Busby L 1) at Baltimore (Cuellar 0 2l. 7:30 teammate Archie Griffin, a the Ceitics 29-20, with Snyder pm first round pick, was signed collecting nine points and Chicago (Forster J.OJ at (Ruhl e 1 0), 8 p m . by Cincinnati on Tuesday. Russell eight in the quarter. Detroit Minnesota (De cker 1-2) at Meanwhile, Ohio State But the Cleveland offense Milwaukee (Slaton 3·11. 8 :30 place-kicker Tom Klaban, a was neutralized through most p.m Cleveland !B ibby 1-0 1 61 lOth roiUld.selection, worked of the fourth quarter as California (Hassler 0-3l. 10; 30 out for Bengals coaches, but Boston fed Silas under the pm New York (May J.QJ at realized he will have a tough basket on offense and closed Oakland (Blue 2 Jl. 11 p.m. time beating out second the driving lanes on defense. Saturday's Games Texas at Boston round pick Chris Bahr, a Chicago at Detroit brilliant kicker out of Penn Minnesota at Milwaukee This 1975 silver-blue Ford Mustang 11 was used New York at Oakland State. temP!)rarlly by Ford Motor Co. management and Kan City at Baltimore, night Klaban figured making the has the balance of the factory warranty. This car Cleveland at California, n igh t Bengals will depend on , h is offers V-6 eng. factory air, P.S., P.B., AM-FM stereo, Digital clock. dual remote mirrors, map kickoff ability, as the Bengais Cardenas fails light-tinted glass, rewindow defogger, mag wheels are looking for versatility in with white-sidewall lire!._ their kickers. Major Lugue Results "My field goals have been to prosecute By United Press International National League accurate, but I haven't really Los Ang at Chicago, ppd, rtlln kicked off in college," he said. "I'll have to get use to CINCINNATI (UP!) - Au- Cincinnati 001 001 000- 2 1 2 York · JOO 000 01x- 4 6 I distances instead of thorities say ex-Cincinnati New Gullet! (2 1) and Bench ; Reds shortstop Leo Cardenas accuracy. 1973 Buick Regal 2 Dr., white with white , Lockwood {8) and Grot e. <failed to appear in court to Swan WP - Swan (2· 11 . HRs- Cincln. "I was kicking them 60 and vinyl roof, factory air, P.S., P.B., tilt Morgan (5) ; New York, SO yards, but there was a prosecute a charge . of nati, Torre (1) wheel. AM· F M stereo, cruise control. crosswind. I've got to get felonious assault ~gains! his chrome reverse wheels with radial tires. n Frncisco 000 000 000- 0 s 1 them higher and start hitting former wife and therefore the Sa Pittsburgh 101 001 OOx- 3 II 0 SHARP .•••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••• 53695 charge has been dismissed. 70 yards consistently." Barr, Lavelle (7) and Hill. Meanwhile, Mrs. Gloria Sedek Ull. Rooker , Demery (7) The Bengals also watched and Oyer WP- Rooker. LP 1971 Ford Thunderbird · 2 Dr. Coupe, running back Randy Walker, Cardenas has pleaded Barr automatic, P.S., P.B., factory air, tilt a 13th round pick from innocent to a charge of Di ego 010 100 002- 4 9 o wheel, cleanest '71 around ............ $1895 nearby Miami University, disorderly conduct filed by San Montreal 100 000 ooo- 1 5 1 police and the case has been Splllner, Metzger (9) and work out, Walker also figures 1972 Vega 4cyl. factory air, Kendall; Klrbv. Renko (5 ) , to have a tough time beating continued until May 19. Hatchback .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 51595 Granger ~9 ), Scherman (9) . WP Cardenas is awaiting trial out veterans and higher- Splllncr. LP- Kirby , HRs1973 Vega Wagon, 4 cyl., 4 speed, rack on after being indicted last Montreal, White (2) ; San drafted rookies. her back.····· ··········· ····· ..... ... ·. $1695 month by ·the Hamilton Diego , Win field (3) Kuhn was signed by 1971 Ford 4 Dr. Country Square station wa· .. 000 040 010- 5 12 0 Bengais assistant general County grand jury on a St, Louis gon, P.S., P. B., factory air, rack on her Ia 000 101 002- ' 7 0 manager Mike Brown, who charge of burglary . Mrs. Allan Curtis, Rasmussen (9 1, Wei . Cardenas claims her former back ..••••• ·•••· ··· ·•••·••· •·••· ·· ··•••· S1395 said, "We like what we know lace (9 1. Proly 191. Hrabosky husband broke into her home (91 and Si mmons ; Morton , · ·t974 Chevy4 Dr. Station Wagon ........ S1395 about Kuhn." Torrealba (5), Dal Canton (6), 1974 Ford Elite 2 dr. H. T., brown with brown "He has impressed our here last March 18. Moret U J and Correll . WPCardenas, in the charge ., Curfis LP- Morton. vinyl roof, factory air, P..S., P. B., New scouts with his strength, that was dropped, had determin'ation and radial tires ........... ••••• ............. $3995 oarhes scheduled) claimed Mrs. Cardenas held (Onfv American League willingness to go all out all 1972 Buick Riviera, Sport Coupe, bronze him by the shirt and reached Minn al Detroit, ppd, rain the time," said Brown. "He metallic. white-brown vinyl roof, factory comes from a solid football for a knife here on AprU 16. New York 100 000 03Q- • 9 1 air, P.S., P. B.. Cruise cuntrol, tilt steering Cardenas, 37, was on the Californ ia 000000020- 2 61 background and is well' wheel, factory tape. 6 way power seats, Figueroa, Lvle {8) and spring training roster of the schooled in fundamentals." Munson ; Ross , BreWer (B), double sharp .............................. $3195 Texas Rangers this past Hartzell 191 and Etchebarren Kuhn, a native of Herrmann (81 WP- FigUeroa . 1973 Chevy Belair 4 Dr, 350 V-8, P.S., P. B., Louisville, Ohio, was a three- spring, but was dropped from LPRoss . factory air, blue with white top., .... $1995 , year starter at Ohio State and the roster when he failed to 1974 Ford Grand Torino 4 dr .. factory air, was All·Big 10 last season . show up for spring training , (Only games scheduled) P.S., P. B., vinyl top, radial tires . .....$2995 1973 Nova 6 cyl., standard shift, 2 dr., double sharp .••••••••••••••••••••.••.•••••••••• $2395 1974 Vega Hatchback GT, 4 cyl., automatic, P. S., clean .•••••• ·•• • ••••• •••••· · · ••• •• $2395 1972 Ford Grand Torino Sport 2 dr. H. T. $1695 . stand. trans . ......... ••••• •.......... •• S269S where carrier service not •• L-~~~---------·- 1 '• STANDINGS 1974 Chevy Custom 30, long wheel, base, P.S., P. B., 20,000 miles. lie new ... $3895. pa1d at · Pomeroy , OhiO . . Nat•onal advertlsi"g $3 .25 By mall in Ohio and ~ - Va . One Year, 122.00 ; Su< months , Sll .SO ; Three months , 57 .00. Elsewhere S2 6 ()O year ; Six monttl$ ~ 1 3 . 50 ; three m'on ths , S7 .50 :~ ub scr iption pri ce tnc tvdes Sunday Times Sentlnl:"l. !I ll departed in the third with the score 3-3, one out, and the buea loaded. Jim Tatterson relieved, walked in a run, then wae the victim of a fourthinning three-MD! uprising by the Marauders. He was the loser and is now 1·2. Mick Davf!lport twirled four frames for Me!lls. He was hit hard, surrendering 9 safeues, but gained the victory :when Dale Browning eame to his rescue. Iri getting the save, BrowniJig pennitted only two Infield singles in three innings. Henry walked five in his stint, and Tatterson ~ gave up five free tickets. And you don't win many games with that many passes to the foe. ' Point Plessant opened with two riUls on an error, Henry's RBI double, and Bellamy's RBI single. But Meigs tallied three in the bottom of the second on three walks, Greg Smith's single, and two ground balls. Mike Burgess doubled in the third to score Perry who Major League .---TRUCKS----. class po~tage One .. • •• PLANNED USE REPORT City Editor 'Published daily except Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publist1ing Com . pany , 111 Court St ~ome r oy, Ohio 457&9' Business Off ice Phone 992 : 2156. Editorial Phone 992 2157 . ' uva ilabte , .' "" •• Sentinel representative '" o · . •• DEVOTED TO THE INTE 'R E5T OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL exec. Ed . ROBERT HOEFLICH ~econd prile start for the Biacks and bad singled and it was 3-3. But .380. Barry Henry, with the . most hits, 28, is close behind at .373. Jim Tatterson, who had sweated out a seven"'!Bme hitless slump, walked twice, Ma\or Lngue !1-tanotng:. ted Pren International sacrificed, then hoofed out an Bv Un Nat ional ,Lugue infield single his last trip. His Ea~t L . Pet . G8 average is .371 . He leads in Philadelphia W. 13 6 . 68~ walks with :ZO and rWis scored, New Y ork 16 9 .6.0 Pittsburgh 1 2 ' .571 2 24. St. Louis 11 12 A78 4 I-, way back on March 29 the Chicago 11 1) .458 ... ~ 7 14 .JJJ 7 Big B)acks nudged Meigs 4.:! Montreal West And this one squared the W. L. P<l. GB Los Angeles 14 9 ,609 spring series. Ci nc in n~~t i 12 10 .545 II ~ OPEN Won't " shine·u11 " when washed! nLB J&R SPORT SHOP 0. BAUM'S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE •CHESTER,.p. ' �5- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 7, 1976 I· ..,.. ..,,.......-~-:·· '· ~"··· •.,'·... 1 I Stumhhng champs lose again, 4-2 By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer U the pitching-rich New York Mets are to sneak off with the Nationa l League permanl this year , it might very well be by courtesy of their Htwo-innitlg man." " Skip Lo c kwood, " observed longtime baseball executive Frank Lane during spring training this year, "is the beyond doubt the hest two-in ning pitcher · in baseball." Lockwood, the journeyman right-hander whom the Mets picked up from Tucson of the Pacific Coast League for less than the waiver price last year, proved Lane right Thursday- for the second time in three days against the World Champion a ncinnati Reds . Called on to relieve starter Craig Swan with two on and one out in the eighth inning, Lockwood struck out Johrmy · Bench and got Gt~~>rge Foster on a fly out to end the threat. All told, Lockwood threw 11 straight strikes while also retiring the Reds in order in the ninth for his fourth save . "I'm not the type of pitcher who tries to be tricky with you," said Lockwood, who, for two innings, throws per haps th e most overpowering fastball in baseball. "But you can't win with just one pitch, ·either . I've got to show ·em l can get the curve ball over too." The Mets, now only .044 behind fir s t-pl ace Philadelphia in the National League East, put together their wirming rally with three 10% OFF ON MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS AT heritage house Wleamed runs in the first innil!g . Dave Kingman singled home one run and Ed Kranepool's wind-aided double, which eluded center fielder Cesar Geronimo , accounted for the two others. Joe Torre's solo homer in the eighth gave the Mels an l'irales 3, Giants 0: Jim Rooker and Larry Demery combined on a fivehitter and Rennie Stennett banged out three hits lo give th e Pirates their fifth victory in six games. AI Oliver 's sacrifice fly, whlth brought home Stennett from third in insurance rWJ . the-first. gave the Pittsburgh Swan went 7 1-3 innings in the only run they really gaining credit for his second needed. victory. Cardinals 5, Brav.. 4: Elsewhere in NL games, St. ViC Harris, who had four Louis edged Atlanta, 5-!, hits the night before, Pittsburgh blanked San collected three singles and Francisco, ~. San Diego put drove in two runs as the away Montreal, 4-1 , and the Cardinals handed _the slump· Los Angeles at Chicago gan1e ridden Braves their lOth was rained out. In the only straig ht loss. Th e Cards American League game, the staged a four-run rally in the New York Yankees downed fifth ; with Harris singling California, 4-2. Detroit and home two ofthc runs, and Ted Mirmesota were rained out. Simmons' hit accouniL'<l for lht• other. l'adrcs 4, E•pos 1: San Diego's Dave Winfield homered to lie the score I· I in the second inning and then scored the >go-ahead rWl in the fourth on Fred Kendall 's sin gle. Dan _Spillner and Butch Metzger combin ed on a five4liller as only 3,606 fans turned out for the game, the smallest home crowd ·in the EKpOs' history . Yankees 4, Angel• 2: Ex-Ange l Mickey Rivers victimized his former teammates with three hits, two stolen bases and a pair of runs scored , while Ch ris Chambliss ex tended his hitting streak to 15 games as the Yankees upped their AL East lead to two games. Ed Figueroa, acquired by the Yanks along with Rivers from California in the Bobby Bonds dea I last winter, picked up the win. Big fifth inning gives Ravenswood 12-6 victory Rave nswood, down 4-2 going in to th~ bottom of the fifth inning, erupted for nine rWJ s and went on to hand visiti ng Ga llipolis a 12-6 setback Thursday evening. The loss left GAHS with a 6-13 season record . Today, weather permitting, the Blue Devils will battle Logan at Logan in a SEOAL outing. Gary Swain .was sailing along with a two run lead when the Red Devils sent 13 men to lhe plate in lhe fifth rWJg. SiK hits, two Blue Devil error s, fo ur walks, a passed . bail and four stolen bases bv Ravenswood resulted in nin~ run s for lhc West Virginians. Brett Wilson came in to put out lhe fire for GAHS. Tiold hurieol the fir st five rungs for Rave nswood. Sullivan was credited with Ute win in relief. White also hurled for the Red Devils. Schweinsberg paced th e each had two hits apiece for the Red Devils. BreU Wilson, Terry Wall and Tim Carmen paced the Blue Devils wilh two hits apiece . Wilson· had a first . inning home run . Wall had a second inning double and Carmen had two doubles for the losers. · Ravenswood banged out 12 hits while GAHS collected eigh t safeties. Other · Blue Devil hits included singles by Brent Johnson and Mark Dobson. ( .i ncscore : GAHS RHS 112 000 2- 6- 8-5 101 091 X- 12·11·2 They'll Do It Every Time 'f>tE 616 So 6UE6S OWW. ABOUT F~ I BBERT 'S WI<ERE A ~1614-RISE I-lOUSE WAS THE BEAUTIFUl. VIEW·· · 15 GOING UP · ·· g:i UNIONDALe, N.Y. tUPI) America n Basketball Association Commissioner Dave De Busschere Thursday night announced, at the hal!time of the ABA championship series between New York and Denver, the league's Board of Trustees had voted to "terminate" the Virginia Squires and approved the transfer of the Meigs High honor list announced "Me igs High School 's fiflh si:< -week grading period : SENIORS Ani ta Ash , Dem ar is · Ash, Merri Ault . Steve"Bachner , Debra Bai ley. Rodney Bailey . Robert Ball, Tim Bear hs, Richard Berry , Birchfield , Sherri R it a Blanton , Brenda Bolin , Ken Bver , Sandrll Carleton , Ja c k ie Caqey , Kare n ' Coleman , Ginger Cullums 1 Peggy Cunningham , Kitty Da r st , Mlck Dave npo r t , Shery l Davis, Debra Drake , Tina Duffy , Marly Dugan. Don na Evans . 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Greg Van Meter, '*l'l'! •'lii H Wi ll , Ron Wi lSOn . JUNIORS Ba rn en , ...,........, oC JULES IIONR'I MARR . heef. hamburger steak , . 'II' (.t>PP6JC: loi-IH•. ALIWQIIEriQUE., ~ -M · . flounder fish. VEGETABLES Green beans. peas & carrots, potatoes behave by laking us to the (baked , SALADS Steamboat Inn for dinner once in a while!" 7-Up, tossed , slaw , cottage cheese , applesauce, peaches. A p pIe , strawberry. PIE Soft ice cream. milk shakes, etc . Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks OPE N WEEKDAYS 6 A. M. to 7:00 P.M. CSteamboat lnrz "Re;d Old-Fashio ned Home Cookw ~ " 3rd St., Racine, Ohio Falcons rapped 12 to 1 noodles , "It says parents who have mashed, home fries. sassy kids like us can make us · Dial 949 · 25 15 MASON. W. Va . - The . Saturday. mighty Parkers burg Big Parkersbw-g took it oul on Reds gained revenge over the the Bend Area team in Waham a Wh ile Fa lcons Wednesday 's meeting after Wednesday afternoon by being embarrassed by the handing the Mason CoWJiy While Falcons a little over a School a five inning 12·1 week ago. The Wood Coun· drubbing . lians tee~ off on Rick Buzzard The Big Reds scored three and Jerry Tucker for a total in the first, two in the third. of II hits of which two were lwo in the fourth and five in home runs, one a triple an<l the fifth to drop Wahama's two doubles. season mark to 20-9. Hick Venfel limited the Only three regular season White Falcons to just two conte sts remain on the safeties In his rout going Wahama card. A visil to performance, a single by Tim Ripley was scheduled Thurs· Davis in the third and one by day. Win fie ld in vades Rick Buzzard in lhe fifth. Bachtel fi eld Friday and Dave Hammel carried the Wirt Co unty hosts the big bat for the Big Reds with locals in the season finale a two -run homer and a double. Manson also belted a round !ripper , a sole , sho l in the fourth. Strimer cut a triple and Pyle a double to complete the exira base hitters fo r Parkersburg . MOTHER'S DAY FLOWERS Give Mom A CORSAGE BAR • Carnations .cymbidium •Roses •Orchids BLOOMING · PLANT Hydrangeas Mums Porch Boxes Wear colors for Mothers living .. . Wear white Mothers memory .. . Cheryl . W ~ sl e v ,B:arnhart. Debbi e Barr Birchf Tammy Dar lene ettield, , Dave Bass, .Blake , Gene Blankenship , Teresa Brown . carolyn Ch arl es. Terry Clark , Elaine Corsi. Joe Dav is. Mark Davis , Robin Dewhurst. Barbara Douglas . Opa l Dyer , Tony Eblin , Paula Eichinger , Ter esa Ellis , Lori Fau l k, Conni e Fish , Theresa F ish, Jon Freem an , Becky Fultl , Sa nd y Ga rn es. K i mberley Grue se r , John Haggerty , Cry s1a 1 Hall , Trucy Ha ll, Ronald Hawkins. 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Second St. Middleport, Ohio MUSIC IS FUNSTOP IN AND SEE OUR DULCIMER •GERANIUM Hand Made By •FUSCHIA William Grueser •FOLIAGE FOR SALE· AT 20% OFF Cash'N Carry i:i . . deposit. Sl ,000,00 mm1mum deposit, interest paid quarterly. A . su bstnntia·l penalty I) Invoked on ell certificate accounts withdrawn ·prior to th e date of maturity . J r Meip_Co. hch ..@ The Athens County Sa wings & Loan Co. Cash'N Carry f! t 296 Second St. .Pomeroy, Ohio iii ::;:.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,:::: CLOSE CQ()PERAT!DN IS REQUlRED among the board of trustees, the medical staff and admm1strat10n ~f yeterans Memorial Hospital. Representing the three groups are, llo r, ScottLucas, adi~umstrator; Andrew Cross, chairman of the hoard of trustees, and Dr. John Ridgway, ch1ef of staff. ()//lltull/r.M . JEWELRY THREE OF THE BRIGHT NEW ADDITIONS TO AMERICA'S LIVELIEST _,1 ' FAMILY BY C7T114b11.' Andrews, Randy Arnold. Elaine Barnhart , Carin Bail f!Y, Greg Seeker , David Blake , Jana Burson , Bruce Carman, Tammy Charles , Mary Colwell , Diana Da v idson . Patricia Oyer , Be verly Fau lkner , Sandra Ham i lton , Beverly Hoffman , Dav id Hor ton , Rick Hovetter , Julie Kitchen , Keith Krautter. Mark Magnotta, Donna Metheney, S!"\errl . Osborne, V ic k ie P lc kerts . Ruthanna Plants , Rita Rousey , 'raig Swi~k. Ran·. dall Tack e tt , Frederick Thomas, Danny Wi ll , Chris Yeauger . More than care when we are sick ·, ! ~'R· , ~~ ~~ · · .. FRES.HMEN - Ra.vmood Sterling family Nesl brooch, tree pendant $10.00 sterling silver $16.50 Heart pendant, vel GP $10.00 Anson gold elec"froplate and sterling silver personalized to your order with simulated birthstones . Custom-set in mi"nutes and beaut iluUy gilt boxed. ' . ' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL employe • Loraine Venoy checks time cards preparatory to : transmitting information for the issuance of the paY.roU : for the 134 employes of the hospital handled through a • computer system. · · · d" d lnternahonal Stu tes an director of the Social Science . • of Denver, Thursday was . PHYSICAL _TilERAPY IS AN IMPORTANT PART of the overall picture at Veterans Memor_lal Hospital. Here Mrs, Joan Anderson, licensed physical therapist, instrucls a pahenl on procedures to he followed during a whirlpool bath. ' ' ' named the 16th president of · · ·t Demson Umverst y. ~~--~~~~----------~------------· .Dogsled DELUXE CHAMPION® . . as low•~ .$ ..Ws-13 . Fits m~tny V.g•s. Pi(JIQI Pius Black wall:· F.E.T. and old tire. . . 5 1.74 Firestone quality at really low prices! This strong, smooth-riding tire has a wide, aggressive tread forth!.' traction you want. ' Bl~kwlll Fits meny ... · ice B78 ·13 Coils. Gremlins. Mussongs. Pinlos. Toyolos. Vog11. C78 ·14 Bermudas. 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As Director of Nursing at Veterans Memorial Hospital, concern for the patient Is my number one priority. l would like to take the opportunity during hospital week to explain the need for certain policies and regulations c~ncerning visiting hours at our local hospital. .Visitors are welcome at Veterans Memorial Hospital ; however, well meaning relatives and friends may at times cause the acutely IU patient more .discomfort and actually slow his recovery. The following guidelines for our vis! tall on policy may help you brighten the patients hospitalization and enable you to become a more desirable visitor. Visitors are limited to two per patient, because an over ablDldance not only tires the patient but the hospital staff Is lUlable to administer ef· ficient care. Visitors should attempt to Oodves. Oltls and P(lnf.IICS ~~-~ • • All prices plus 5 1.84 to.5 3.08 F.E.T. Wlitewalll edd 13. A~size 5-rib design. . FRONT END ALIGf4MENT Preci!lion alignment by 8ldlled mechanics. l · l~o POMEROY HOME & AUTO MtEEL BAlANCING FRONT END AUGNMENT THE An 1 ;an cars Pa rts~extra.1f oeeded. NO ADOtTIONAL CHA!ItGE lor l1cuwy •lr or tanN»n b1r c•n r ;. :'1s near : KOTZEBUE, AiaSka (UP!) :- When Naomi Uemura •makes · it to this Alaskan :village in mid:May he will !have ended ·the longest ;dogsled trek on record, and a ;change of diet probably wiU :be uppennost In his mind. , Uemura, of Tokyo, has :been mushing his way across ;the top of the 'World for 17 :months in an effort to 'CO!Ilplete a solitary 4,000-mile 'journey. At times he has gone .,as long as a month without :seeing another human being. ~e exists lflOSIIy on dried <earilx!u apd whale, but ~casionally he shoots a seal :or walrus wjth his .222 rifle :tJien eats tlte meat raw. • After leaving Jakobshavn , TIIERE IS Ml,JCH VOLUNTEER help provided at tn!enlandl Dec. 20, 1974, Veterans Memorial Hospita:l through the Women's :Uemura fqllowed the coast of Auxiliary. Here Frieda Mossman, left, and Alma Newton ' ,;reenlanll, crossed the move a patient via wheel chair to his room. ~nadian islands of the ~orthwest Territory and lollowed the northern coast of f:anada and Alaska to 1iarrow and then on to Wainwright. . • He has stopped to rest at liative villages, replenishing llfovlslons and exchanging Fxhaustea dogs for strong 1111es. He has had to replace 20 Veterans Memorial Hospital is an 88-hed non-profit acute bogs, sorne of which have tlarved or frozen to death in care institution owned by Meigs County and leased to the {emperatures t~at have Veterans Memorial Hospital of Meigs CoWJty Corp. through fropped to 60 degrees below the Meigs County Hospital Commission consistlr@ of ten members. These members, appointed by the Meigs County lerO. ~ Although only 35, Uemura Commissioners, are Hugh Custer, Russell Culiums, Freeland •crumulated a long record of Norris, Thomas Crow, Jr., Herbert Shields, R. L. Jacobs, Sr., plolts before beginning his Leo Vaughan, Gerald Thompson, R. R. Pickens, D. 0. and urncy by dogsled. He scaled George Collins. There are eight board members who set the policy of the t. Everest during one of his hospital and serve without pay. These are Andrew Cross, . four expeditions and reached chairman; Earl Clark, vice chairman·; Ru88ell Brown, \he SU!!UIIit of MI. McKinley secretary; George Hackett, ;,..,Hugh Custer, EarlyRoush, I!" a solo expedition . .CUmbs Asa Hoskins and Harold Sauer . .. those two mountains"and The hospital has 134 full and part-time employees, with an · Mt. Blanc, Mt. · Kllimanjaro and · MI. annual payroll of $731,628.13. It provides employment for individuals on school work study programs, the leading Creek . ~concagua make him the 1111ly man who has climbed .Manpower Training Program (the CAP), and other !raining lhe five highest motmtalns on programs. In 1975, 2.301 patients were admitted to Veterans Memorial Ove continents. In 1968 he Ooated nearly 3,800 miles Hospital and 5,363 patients were seen through our emergency room department. These patients were admitted or trea ted by tJwn. the Amazon River. OHIO ., SALLY GLOECKNER, RN, in cbarge of the day shift emergency room used frequently at Veterans Memorial Hospital, receives a call reporting an incoming emergency situation. t ,.. '" limit their stay according to the advice of the nurse or physician . A visitor should always check wlt.h the nurse before entering the patient's room. It is well for visitprs to keep In mind that the sick room Is not a proper place for a family reWJion or a place for friends to gather and socialize. Visitors are asked not to smoke in the patient area, as most rooms have two patients In them and the other patient must also be considered. When ·a patient is acutely ill, a "cheery note" or getwell card lifts his spll'lts and lets him know you are thinking of him . Then after he begins to recover, visitors )tho do not "wear out their welcome" may be helpful . Frequently we ru.sh to visit the person who has been hospitalized and then tend to forget that a much more lonesome time for him is when he Is discharged from OPERATE PHARMACY Charles Riffle · and Kenneth McCullough, registered pharmacist.• and c&GMOen of Swiaber and Lohse Pharmacy, operate the pharmacy al Veterans Memorial Hospital. Since VMH does not have a prescription service, the drug Inventory Is kept In accordance with the hospital formulary. the hospital and is con· valesclng at home . This period may require several days or !!l!veral months; and friends and relatives can offer much support and cornpanlon!lhip. · Visiting hours at Veterans . Memorial Hospital are from 2-lp.m. and 7-8:30 p.m. Do be considerate of the patient as well as those responsible for his care by observing hosp"ital vlaltation policies. Utility execs pay is bigh l(ospital employs· 134 people en 992-20.4 POMEROY lrecord . have shown .that life expectancy and better health cilre are significantly related to a nwnber of basic In· dl vidual habits including: three meals a day at regular times, breakfast every day, moderate exercise, seven or eight hours of sleep each night, no smOking , maintenance of a moderate weight level, and no alcohol or · alcohol in moderation. Accordlllgly: during this year's National Hospital · Week, our local hospital is urging you to think about your' own health. Think about participating In _the health education o~ health screening programs offered through your hospital ~nd your commWJily, and think about contributing to your own well being by adopting a more health-conscious life style. Working together; you and your commWJity hospital can help guarantee that all of America's future birthdays• wlll be healthy ones, and thai you will be there to share them. Concern held for patients • 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD Some of us fall to realize Yet during this cel~bration, tllat hospitals do more than our hospital hopes to do more care for us when we're sick. . Ulan highlight our upcoming They provide h"ealth birthda~ observance and ita education information and many quality health care patient education programs programs. During this obthat can help us maintain o~ • servance, hospitals acro 88 health or that can a8Sist us m the nation will be endeali_ng more effectively .with couraglng each American to ongomg health problems. In take a moment to think about return, each of us has a his own health · responsibility to take adToday many health care vantage of the health in- experts ~re joining hospitals formation available, and to in suggesting that a way to do what is nece!lSary to stay improve each Individual's heal thy. health is to lncrea8e his During the week of May 9- awarene!lS of what he can do 15, our community hospital to improve or stabilize his will ~e joining with the own state of health. Healtll natwn s 7,000 hospitals,- and economist VIctor Fuchs the American Hospital writes In his new book Who Association in the observance Shall Uve?-, "The gr~atest of National Hospital Week. In current potential for 1mthis period of bicentennial proving the health of the awa_reness, th.is year's American people Is to be National Hosp1tal Week found in what they do and Uoeme, "Healthy Birthday, don't do to and" for themAmerica! '' seems fitting and ·selves. Individual decisions appropriate. We can take about diet, exercise ' and pnde in th_e _qu~Uty of health smoking are of critical lm· care services m our com- portance ... " muntty and in our nation. . Supporting Mr. Fuchs' contention, recent studies . • Size them~ MARJORIE WALBURN, Sue Stone and Orlene Saylor, are employee& in record department of Veterans Memorial Hoapital Which has three fuU time and one part time employee. This department works closely with the medical staff and administrative section of the hospital. Its main fWJctions are clerical, statistical and typing of various reports connected with each paUen~ admitted. Currently, the employees are attending classes at Buckeye Hills Career Center, Rio Grande, for continuing education credits. .· Montegos, Satellittl, Torioos. I Visit Our Veterans Memorial Hospital joins the } :i:! nation 's 7,000 hbspitals in observing National { i!'i Hospital Week beginning Sunday, May 9. {: 'i~ The theme for the celebration, "Healthy iii i i! Birt~da~ America!" emphasizes the efforts :;:; hospital .are making to help and encourage ;;: ii:i individu Is to stay healthy. :'!' iii! _"W~ile : Vete~ans Memorial Hospital is '!i! ;:;: ded.1catid to. carmg . for the ill, we want the :;:; ;:;i commupity to know that our interest in their i:!: well b · ng extends beyond their treatment in @! 'i:i our i stitution," said Walter Lucas, :;:; admin trator. "We feel an . obligation to !!! ;j=: educa people about steps they can take :::; :;:; which' will make :valuable contributions to :;;; !!!. their t wn good he~lth!' !i!! i:i' National IJospital Week is an annual ;'; ' observance sponsored by the American :::• Hospit~l Association and l.ts members to give ::i• li'. people)an opportunity to learn more about the ( hospitals in their community. i'i' 7'12 Pet. per year on a 4 year certificate of Jeff . Walburn , Jeff Worner. FoWJdation at the University Oavtd Watson, Tammy W~ t c h , T err ~ Whaley , Erne.st I 9-15 :::: PRESIDENT NAMED GRANVILLE Ohio (UP!) Srg man , Bev Sm ti h, Tammt e ' Smith , Tammy Sn ider , Peggy ,_.;- Dr. Robert C. Good, dean Snvder . Tamra S>an ley . of the graduate school of SUNDAY MAY9 8 A. M. to:! P.M. Baked steak, ham, roast "not optimistic" about merger with the NBA for next year and admitted a merger was now crucial to !he ABA. "II. would be dll!lcult, if not Impossible, to go with only six teams next year," DeBusschere said.• But six teams are exacUy what the ABA will bave at 5 p.m. Monday, if the Squires c;an 't meet aU payments due to players and the league. And DeBusschere doesn't expect vive." Vlfginia to find ·any rich DeBusschere said he was WJcles by the deadline. "I would love to see them do it,'' he said, "but the hopes Sh err i Vintng , Ray mond Wall , Jun e Wam sley , Duane are not bright." '/IIeber , Tr acl Weese, Kenneth DeBusschere said the six White , ae~o~erty Wil cox , Raymond Wi lfo'rd , Leah Will. remaining teams would meet SOPHOMORES - Dole all theJlquires' debts to the Bing, Sally Carle~on, Mary players to keep them from Carswell, Lori Cton~h. Rory Cole, Patr icia Corsi, Jeff jwnping to the NBA. Spirits of St. Louis to Salt Lake City. "There have been numerous problems this year," said DeBusschere, who began his term with several owners going behind his back to apply for membership in the NBA. "There's been the demise of three franchises and now possibly a fourth. But I do believe the , league will sur- Couch, Tammie DeBor d , Jeff DeLong , Karen DeMoss . Qora Doerter . Cindy Dorst , Nllncy Ebersbach , Pamela Evans, Barbara Fe tty , Charles Follrod , Joe Garnes, Trina· Gibbs, Judith Gilkey , Oa~o~id Harris , Tim Hood , Charles Ho5sl er , Laura Hoover , Kathy Howard , Penny Hysell , Ray Janey , Susan Kennedy, Helen Kino . Tom Klein. Marty Krawsczyn, Cheryl LeFebre, Sandra Might , Bonnie Morr is, Dennis Mu sse r , 'Robert Nakamoto , Sieve Peckham , Pam Powers. Valerie P r ies t , Debbi e Queen , Randy Roach , Jim Rosenbaum , Stephanie Rought, Paul Rupe, Nita Rusche/, Diane Smith·, Robin Snowden. Brent Stanley , Darlene Thornton , Don Till is, Teresa van Meter , Terri Vining , Scott warner, Lori Wyne . I W~k, May mr= Rusche!. Terri Russell. Tammy Sc hoonover , Carol three trips, including a pair of doubles. Wade and Keffer Iff=:;=:== MEAT I ABA problems are mounting Marv winners with three hils in MIDDLEPORT, 0. r;~;:~:;,;;:;:;,, iii~~ rt::;~:l=;;mt1~~~ii.=i;;::·:~!~:~~~;mfJ~~~;~~1~;~;~;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ei~~~~~i~~~i~l~~;~;ili~J.~;~;~J;;~;~;~r:~~;~~.mf:~~;~Jt~~~mr:-m~r1:l;;~m~~f;;~~l . · I one of the members of the medical or dental staff, of ·J. H. Ridgway, D.O., chief of staff; R. R. t;'lckens, D.O., vice chief of ~If; T. B. McGowan, D.O.,staff secretary; L. D. Telle, M.D., chsef of surgery and laboratory director· A Boonsue M D . E Vill~neuva, M.D.; s. Blazewlcz, M.D.; Thom~n: M:D.: radiologiSt; R. A. Averlon, M.D., radiologist; Antonio. Solo, M.D., radiologist; H. D: Davidson, M.D., pathologist; J . A Kemp, M.D.; G, H. Abels, M.D.; G. E. Vallee, MD . internists; M. Simon, M.D., urologist; H. D. Brown, D.D.s .; J. lngels! D.D.S.; K. Riggs, D.D.S., with R. P. Daniels, M.D.; R. E. Boice, M.D. and P. Kinnard, M.D. on the courtesy staff. A number of activities take place at Veterans Memorial Hospital in addition to the strictly medical orientated situation as a .step toward . making the hospital a full serviced community facility."' · One is the Spe.!ch and hearing clinic coordinated by Mr Carolyn S. Heines, sponsored by Vetera~s Memorial Hospi~i and funded by a grant from. the Ohio Department of Health with matching ftmds from the county commission. Another is space for the Planned Parenthood Clinic which is held every other week for residents of the area ~ithout charge. c. w. c: COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ac· cording to an Ohio State University study, the pay <i top executives for the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. and Cincinnati ~~ are unusually high. ~estlons could he ra~ 1 concerning compensatloo of top executi,';'Cs in the three companies, sald the study for the Public U!!lllles Commission of Ohio. There was no obvious explanation for the relativeiy,high levels of compensation. Pay for the executives ranged from 10 to 115 per cent '!lOre than for a. selected sample of simllar-t~ized · utilities outside the state. . . OSU researchers found that: - Cincinnati Bell pays Sllti,333 to •L• No.I man and Its top tltree receive $192,583. Columhus & Southern f Ohio Electric pays Its chief -" "Colwnb111 & Southern had S\111,750 and its top •. trio more than an . average $244,940. • number of executives over - Cleveland Electric D- ~.000," the study said. Researchers fOWid that the lumlnating .. pays Its top executive S138,750 a year and utility has 13 peraons making its top three men earn a an average <i more than combined $322,798 a year. $40,000. The comparative The study said salarlea for sample was eight pert10ns the No. I men r'"ged _from making over $40,000. $12,000 to $211,000 more than Cincinnati Bell has alx the yearly average paid executives making more than outalde Ohio. Pay for the top $46,000. The average ollllkle three executives wu ·rrom Ohio for a similar-sized $2t,OOO to m.ooo more than company is nine making the average. $42,000. · · Cleveland Electric and "There have been at least Columbus & Southern "may two cues, one in New York be so me w h a t andoneinCallfornla,wherea administratively top heavy;" portion of an executive salary according to the reseat~rs. has been dlaallowed as part of · "The Illumlnltlng Co, has the rate-making procesa," 19 executives earning more the study ~d. than $3$,000," tl81d the study. "Thla declaion (in New "The •-age for this group Yort) was hued upon the 11'88 seo,ooo. The blgh for the fact that the salary appeared comparative tl8lllPie wu 18 exorbitant, considering exea~tives w~ earned more salary levels In similar-lllzed than the $36,000 and the utility companies," the highest average was $47,000. researchers said. ~ I• ~~ �5- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, May 7, 1976 I· ..,.. ..,,.......-~-:·· '· ~"··· •.,'·... 1 I Stumhhng champs lose again, 4-2 By BILL MADDEN UPI Sports Writer U the pitching-rich New York Mets are to sneak off with the Nationa l League permanl this year , it might very well be by courtesy of their Htwo-innitlg man." " Skip Lo c kwood, " observed longtime baseball executive Frank Lane during spring training this year, "is the beyond doubt the hest two-in ning pitcher · in baseball." Lockwood, the journeyman right-hander whom the Mets picked up from Tucson of the Pacific Coast League for less than the waiver price last year, proved Lane right Thursday- for the second time in three days against the World Champion a ncinnati Reds . Called on to relieve starter Craig Swan with two on and one out in the eighth inning, Lockwood struck out Johrmy · Bench and got Gt~~>rge Foster on a fly out to end the threat. All told, Lockwood threw 11 straight strikes while also retiring the Reds in order in the ninth for his fourth save . "I'm not the type of pitcher who tries to be tricky with you," said Lockwood, who, for two innings, throws per haps th e most overpowering fastball in baseball. "But you can't win with just one pitch, ·either . I've got to show ·em l can get the curve ball over too." The Mets, now only .044 behind fir s t-pl ace Philadelphia in the National League East, put together their wirming rally with three 10% OFF ON MOTHER'S DAY GIFTS AT heritage house Wleamed runs in the first innil!g . Dave Kingman singled home one run and Ed Kranepool's wind-aided double, which eluded center fielder Cesar Geronimo , accounted for the two others. Joe Torre's solo homer in the eighth gave the Mels an l'irales 3, Giants 0: Jim Rooker and Larry Demery combined on a fivehitter and Rennie Stennett banged out three hits lo give th e Pirates their fifth victory in six games. AI Oliver 's sacrifice fly, whlth brought home Stennett from third in insurance rWJ . the-first. gave the Pittsburgh Swan went 7 1-3 innings in the only run they really gaining credit for his second needed. victory. Cardinals 5, Brav.. 4: Elsewhere in NL games, St. ViC Harris, who had four Louis edged Atlanta, 5-!, hits the night before, Pittsburgh blanked San collected three singles and Francisco, ~. San Diego put drove in two runs as the away Montreal, 4-1 , and the Cardinals handed _the slump· Los Angeles at Chicago gan1e ridden Braves their lOth was rained out. In the only straig ht loss. Th e Cards American League game, the staged a four-run rally in the New York Yankees downed fifth ; with Harris singling California, 4-2. Detroit and home two ofthc runs, and Ted Mirmesota were rained out. Simmons' hit accouniL'<l for lht• other. l'adrcs 4, E•pos 1: San Diego's Dave Winfield homered to lie the score I· I in the second inning and then scored the >go-ahead rWl in the fourth on Fred Kendall 's sin gle. Dan _Spillner and Butch Metzger combin ed on a five4liller as only 3,606 fans turned out for the game, the smallest home crowd ·in the EKpOs' history . Yankees 4, Angel• 2: Ex-Ange l Mickey Rivers victimized his former teammates with three hits, two stolen bases and a pair of runs scored , while Ch ris Chambliss ex tended his hitting streak to 15 games as the Yankees upped their AL East lead to two games. Ed Figueroa, acquired by the Yanks along with Rivers from California in the Bobby Bonds dea I last winter, picked up the win. Big fifth inning gives Ravenswood 12-6 victory Rave nswood, down 4-2 going in to th~ bottom of the fifth inning, erupted for nine rWJ s and went on to hand visiti ng Ga llipolis a 12-6 setback Thursday evening. The loss left GAHS with a 6-13 season record . Today, weather permitting, the Blue Devils will battle Logan at Logan in a SEOAL outing. Gary Swain .was sailing along with a two run lead when the Red Devils sent 13 men to lhe plate in lhe fifth rWJg. SiK hits, two Blue Devil error s, fo ur walks, a passed . bail and four stolen bases bv Ravenswood resulted in nin~ run s for lhc West Virginians. Brett Wilson came in to put out lhe fire for GAHS. Tiold hurieol the fir st five rungs for Rave nswood. Sullivan was credited with Ute win in relief. White also hurled for the Red Devils. Schweinsberg paced th e each had two hits apiece for the Red Devils. BreU Wilson, Terry Wall and Tim Carmen paced the Blue Devils wilh two hits apiece . Wilson· had a first . inning home run . Wall had a second inning double and Carmen had two doubles for the losers. · Ravenswood banged out 12 hits while GAHS collected eigh t safeties. Other · Blue Devil hits included singles by Brent Johnson and Mark Dobson. ( .i ncscore : GAHS RHS 112 000 2- 6- 8-5 101 091 X- 12·11·2 They'll Do It Every Time 'f>tE 616 So 6UE6S OWW. ABOUT F~ I BBERT 'S WI<ERE A ~1614-RISE I-lOUSE WAS THE BEAUTIFUl. VIEW·· · 15 GOING UP · ·· g:i UNIONDALe, N.Y. tUPI) America n Basketball Association Commissioner Dave De Busschere Thursday night announced, at the hal!time of the ABA championship series between New York and Denver, the league's Board of Trustees had voted to "terminate" the Virginia Squires and approved the transfer of the Meigs High honor list announced "Me igs High School 's fiflh si:< -week grading period : SENIORS Ani ta Ash , Dem ar is · Ash, Merri Ault . Steve"Bachner , Debra Bai ley. Rodney Bailey . Robert Ball, Tim Bear hs, Richard Berry , Birchfield , Sherri R it a Blanton , Brenda Bolin , Ken Bver , Sandrll Carleton , Ja c k ie Caqey , Kare n ' Coleman , Ginger Cullums 1 Peggy Cunningham , Kitty Da r st , Mlck Dave npo r t , Shery l Davis, Debra Drake , Tina Duffy , Marly Dugan. Don na Evans . Gary Fife. Scott Fra ser , Br enda George, Ken n et h Gilkey, Cryslal Glaze , Cynthia Glaz e, William Gl oyd , Georg_ene Grat e, Sa ndra Hall, JuliE! Ham m . Chery l Haning, Dar la Harper. Mark Hayden, Beth Haye , Jose ph H illery , Tam i Hoffman . Parnell! Holcomb . Gene Hood , Andrew Hoover , James Hutton , Larry Hysell , Debbie Janey, De smond Jeffers , Bonita Johnson , Marv Jo hn son . Kimberly Jones . Al so , Joseph Justice, Glen Ken nedy , Mona King , Date Lee Luster , Mickey Lyons , Ri char d Macomber , Michael Magnolia , Tamm i e Mash , Debra M a tson, Mit ch Meadows , Tammy Michael, Teresa Mitchell, Vickie Moore , Krista Morr is, Margaret Mould . Carme l Mur ph y , Ste phen Nease , Diana Neec e , Kim Ohlinger . Michael Oil er , Lester Parker , L arry Pi ck ens , Madalyn Pi cke tt , Delta Prater. Redinll Pratt . Judy Radford . Bru ce Ree d, Oa"\le Ridgway , Darlene Roush , Kathy Rupe , Geo rg e Stewart , Robert Swick , Usa Thomas, Danna Thorn ton . Greg Van Meter, '*l'l'! •'lii H Wi ll , Ron Wi lSOn . JUNIORS Ba rn en , ...,........, oC JULES IIONR'I MARR . heef. hamburger steak , . 'II' (.t>PP6JC: loi-IH•. ALIWQIIEriQUE., ~ -M · . flounder fish. VEGETABLES Green beans. peas & carrots, potatoes behave by laking us to the (baked , SALADS Steamboat Inn for dinner once in a while!" 7-Up, tossed , slaw , cottage cheese , applesauce, peaches. A p pIe , strawberry. PIE Soft ice cream. milk shakes, etc . Delicious Char-Broiled Steaks OPE N WEEKDAYS 6 A. M. to 7:00 P.M. CSteamboat lnrz "Re;d Old-Fashio ned Home Cookw ~ " 3rd St., Racine, Ohio Falcons rapped 12 to 1 noodles , "It says parents who have mashed, home fries. sassy kids like us can make us · Dial 949 · 25 15 MASON. W. Va . - The . Saturday. mighty Parkers burg Big Parkersbw-g took it oul on Reds gained revenge over the the Bend Area team in Waham a Wh ile Fa lcons Wednesday 's meeting after Wednesday afternoon by being embarrassed by the handing the Mason CoWJiy While Falcons a little over a School a five inning 12·1 week ago. The Wood Coun· drubbing . lians tee~ off on Rick Buzzard The Big Reds scored three and Jerry Tucker for a total in the first, two in the third. of II hits of which two were lwo in the fourth and five in home runs, one a triple an<l the fifth to drop Wahama's two doubles. season mark to 20-9. Hick Venfel limited the Only three regular season White Falcons to just two conte sts remain on the safeties In his rout going Wahama card. A visil to performance, a single by Tim Ripley was scheduled Thurs· Davis in the third and one by day. Win fie ld in vades Rick Buzzard in lhe fifth. Bachtel fi eld Friday and Dave Hammel carried the Wirt Co unty hosts the big bat for the Big Reds with locals in the season finale a two -run homer and a double. Manson also belted a round !ripper , a sole , sho l in the fourth. Strimer cut a triple and Pyle a double to complete the exira base hitters fo r Parkersburg . 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J r Meip_Co. hch ..@ The Athens County Sa wings & Loan Co. Cash'N Carry f! t 296 Second St. .Pomeroy, Ohio iii ::;:.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,:::: CLOSE CQ()PERAT!DN IS REQUlRED among the board of trustees, the medical staff and admm1strat10n ~f yeterans Memorial Hospital. Representing the three groups are, llo r, ScottLucas, adi~umstrator; Andrew Cross, chairman of the hoard of trustees, and Dr. John Ridgway, ch1ef of staff. ()//lltull/r.M . JEWELRY THREE OF THE BRIGHT NEW ADDITIONS TO AMERICA'S LIVELIEST _,1 ' FAMILY BY C7T114b11.' Andrews, Randy Arnold. Elaine Barnhart , Carin Bail f!Y, Greg Seeker , David Blake , Jana Burson , Bruce Carman, Tammy Charles , Mary Colwell , Diana Da v idson . Patricia Oyer , Be verly Fau lkner , Sandra Ham i lton , Beverly Hoffman , Dav id Hor ton , Rick Hovetter , Julie Kitchen , Keith Krautter. Mark Magnotta, Donna Metheney, S!"\errl . Osborne, V ic k ie P lc kerts . Ruthanna Plants , Rita Rousey , 'raig Swi~k. Ran·. dall Tack e tt , Frederick Thomas, Danny Wi ll , Chris Yeauger . More than care when we are sick ·, ! ~'R· , ~~ ~~ · · .. FRES.HMEN - Ra.vmood Sterling family Nesl brooch, tree pendant $10.00 sterling silver $16.50 Heart pendant, vel GP $10.00 Anson gold elec"froplate and sterling silver personalized to your order with simulated birthstones . Custom-set in mi"nutes and beaut iluUy gilt boxed. ' . ' VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL employe • Loraine Venoy checks time cards preparatory to : transmitting information for the issuance of the paY.roU : for the 134 employes of the hospital handled through a • computer system. · · · d" d lnternahonal Stu tes an director of the Social Science . • of Denver, Thursday was . PHYSICAL _TilERAPY IS AN IMPORTANT PART of the overall picture at Veterans Memor_lal Hospital. Here Mrs, Joan Anderson, licensed physical therapist, instrucls a pahenl on procedures to he followed during a whirlpool bath. ' ' ' named the 16th president of · · ·t Demson Umverst y. ~~--~~~~----------~------------· .Dogsled DELUXE CHAMPION® . . as low•~ .$ ..Ws-13 . Fits m~tny V.g•s. Pi(JIQI Pius Black wall:· F.E.T. and old tire. . . 5 1.74 Firestone quality at really low prices! This strong, smooth-riding tire has a wide, aggressive tread forth!.' traction you want. ' Bl~kwlll Fits meny ... · ice B78 ·13 Coils. Gremlins. Mussongs. Pinlos. Toyolos. Vog11. C78 ·14 Bermudas. Comels. Fo!cons. Gremlins. Horneoo, Jmlins. MIY!ricks. Valianls. D78 ·14 Com liS, Darls. Oe~ons. Dusloos. HorneiS.Jmlins. MIYericl<s. Sctmps. Swingeos. •E78 ·14 .Ambomdors. Cameros. Chergen. Chtvtlles. Coronels. Coug11s. Monoogos; Musttngs, Nov•s.Rlbels, Torinus. F78 ·14 Borracudas. Chollengers. Che"llos. Coronels. Cutlasses. f·85"s. leMons. Maltdors. Monlegoo. Saltllites. Torinos. G78 ·14 Chlllllfl. Chevellts, Cullesses. Grond Prio. Monlogoo. Soltllilto. Torinos. H78 ·14 Slllion Wogons. Buicks, Cltevtlles. Cooonels. Cull uses. !oMens. *21.95 2...95 2l1.91S 2t.95 21U5 ' 21..91 21.&~ G78 ·15 CheviS. Chryslers. Dodges. Fords. Mercurys. Plymoulhs. Pon111CS. 2..,95 H78 ·15 lkoicko.Chevys.Chryslers.Dodges.fords.Ptymouohs. Mercurvs.Olds.Ponoiacs.T·Birds. ·L78-15 -Co•hllm. Chfyslers.lmperials.l>ncotns. Soalion Wegons.iflcluding Buicko. Chevvs 32.95 By Teresa Coll.lns, R.N. As Director of Nursing at Veterans Memorial Hospital, concern for the patient Is my number one priority. l would like to take the opportunity during hospital week to explain the need for certain policies and regulations c~ncerning visiting hours at our local hospital. .Visitors are welcome at Veterans Memorial Hospital ; however, well meaning relatives and friends may at times cause the acutely IU patient more .discomfort and actually slow his recovery. The following guidelines for our vis! tall on policy may help you brighten the patients hospitalization and enable you to become a more desirable visitor. Visitors are limited to two per patient, because an over ablDldance not only tires the patient but the hospital staff Is lUlable to administer ef· ficient care. Visitors should attempt to Oodves. Oltls and P(lnf.IICS ~~-~ • • All prices plus 5 1.84 to.5 3.08 F.E.T. Wlitewalll edd 13. A~size 5-rib design. . FRONT END ALIGf4MENT Preci!lion alignment by 8ldlled mechanics. l · l~o POMEROY HOME & AUTO MtEEL BAlANCING FRONT END AUGNMENT THE An 1 ;an cars Pa rts~extra.1f oeeded. NO ADOtTIONAL CHA!ItGE lor l1cuwy •lr or tanN»n b1r c•n r ;. :'1s near : KOTZEBUE, AiaSka (UP!) :- When Naomi Uemura •makes · it to this Alaskan :village in mid:May he will !have ended ·the longest ;dogsled trek on record, and a ;change of diet probably wiU :be uppennost In his mind. , Uemura, of Tokyo, has :been mushing his way across ;the top of the 'World for 17 :months in an effort to 'CO!Ilplete a solitary 4,000-mile 'journey. At times he has gone .,as long as a month without :seeing another human being. ~e exists lflOSIIy on dried <earilx!u apd whale, but ~casionally he shoots a seal :or walrus wjth his .222 rifle :tJien eats tlte meat raw. • After leaving Jakobshavn , TIIERE IS Ml,JCH VOLUNTEER help provided at tn!enlandl Dec. 20, 1974, Veterans Memorial Hospita:l through the Women's :Uemura fqllowed the coast of Auxiliary. Here Frieda Mossman, left, and Alma Newton ' ,;reenlanll, crossed the move a patient via wheel chair to his room. ~nadian islands of the ~orthwest Territory and lollowed the northern coast of f:anada and Alaska to 1iarrow and then on to Wainwright. . • He has stopped to rest at liative villages, replenishing llfovlslons and exchanging Fxhaustea dogs for strong 1111es. He has had to replace 20 Veterans Memorial Hospital is an 88-hed non-profit acute bogs, sorne of which have tlarved or frozen to death in care institution owned by Meigs County and leased to the {emperatures t~at have Veterans Memorial Hospital of Meigs CoWJty Corp. through fropped to 60 degrees below the Meigs County Hospital Commission consistlr@ of ten members. These members, appointed by the Meigs County lerO. ~ Although only 35, Uemura Commissioners, are Hugh Custer, Russell Culiums, Freeland •crumulated a long record of Norris, Thomas Crow, Jr., Herbert Shields, R. L. Jacobs, Sr., plolts before beginning his Leo Vaughan, Gerald Thompson, R. R. Pickens, D. 0. and urncy by dogsled. He scaled George Collins. There are eight board members who set the policy of the t. Everest during one of his hospital and serve without pay. These are Andrew Cross, . four expeditions and reached chairman; Earl Clark, vice chairman·; Ru88ell Brown, \he SU!!UIIit of MI. McKinley secretary; George Hackett, ;,..,Hugh Custer, EarlyRoush, I!" a solo expedition . .CUmbs Asa Hoskins and Harold Sauer . .. those two mountains"and The hospital has 134 full and part-time employees, with an · Mt. Blanc, Mt. · Kllimanjaro and · MI. annual payroll of $731,628.13. It provides employment for individuals on school work study programs, the leading Creek . ~concagua make him the 1111ly man who has climbed .Manpower Training Program (the CAP), and other !raining lhe five highest motmtalns on programs. In 1975, 2.301 patients were admitted to Veterans Memorial Ove continents. In 1968 he Ooated nearly 3,800 miles Hospital and 5,363 patients were seen through our emergency room department. These patients were admitted or trea ted by tJwn. the Amazon River. OHIO ., SALLY GLOECKNER, RN, in cbarge of the day shift emergency room used frequently at Veterans Memorial Hospital, receives a call reporting an incoming emergency situation. t ,.. '" limit their stay according to the advice of the nurse or physician . A visitor should always check wlt.h the nurse before entering the patient's room. It is well for visitprs to keep In mind that the sick room Is not a proper place for a family reWJion or a place for friends to gather and socialize. Visitors are asked not to smoke in the patient area, as most rooms have two patients In them and the other patient must also be considered. When ·a patient is acutely ill, a "cheery note" or getwell card lifts his spll'lts and lets him know you are thinking of him . Then after he begins to recover, visitors )tho do not "wear out their welcome" may be helpful . Frequently we ru.sh to visit the person who has been hospitalized and then tend to forget that a much more lonesome time for him is when he Is discharged from OPERATE PHARMACY Charles Riffle · and Kenneth McCullough, registered pharmacist.• and c&GMOen of Swiaber and Lohse Pharmacy, operate the pharmacy al Veterans Memorial Hospital. Since VMH does not have a prescription service, the drug Inventory Is kept In accordance with the hospital formulary. the hospital and is con· valesclng at home . This period may require several days or !!l!veral months; and friends and relatives can offer much support and cornpanlon!lhip. · Visiting hours at Veterans . Memorial Hospital are from 2-lp.m. and 7-8:30 p.m. Do be considerate of the patient as well as those responsible for his care by observing hosp"ital vlaltation policies. Utility execs pay is bigh l(ospital employs· 134 people en 992-20.4 POMEROY lrecord . have shown .that life expectancy and better health cilre are significantly related to a nwnber of basic In· dl vidual habits including: three meals a day at regular times, breakfast every day, moderate exercise, seven or eight hours of sleep each night, no smOking , maintenance of a moderate weight level, and no alcohol or · alcohol in moderation. Accordlllgly: during this year's National Hospital · Week, our local hospital is urging you to think about your' own health. Think about participating In _the health education o~ health screening programs offered through your hospital ~nd your commWJily, and think about contributing to your own well being by adopting a more health-conscious life style. Working together; you and your commWJity hospital can help guarantee that all of America's future birthdays• wlll be healthy ones, and thai you will be there to share them. Concern held for patients • 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD Some of us fall to realize Yet during this cel~bration, tllat hospitals do more than our hospital hopes to do more care for us when we're sick. . Ulan highlight our upcoming They provide h"ealth birthda~ observance and ita education information and many quality health care patient education programs programs. During this obthat can help us maintain o~ • servance, hospitals acro 88 health or that can a8Sist us m the nation will be endeali_ng more effectively .with couraglng each American to ongomg health problems. In take a moment to think about return, each of us has a his own health · responsibility to take adToday many health care vantage of the health in- experts ~re joining hospitals formation available, and to in suggesting that a way to do what is nece!lSary to stay improve each Individual's heal thy. health is to lncrea8e his During the week of May 9- awarene!lS of what he can do 15, our community hospital to improve or stabilize his will ~e joining with the own state of health. Healtll natwn s 7,000 hospitals,- and economist VIctor Fuchs the American Hospital writes In his new book Who Association in the observance Shall Uve?-, "The gr~atest of National Hospital Week. In current potential for 1mthis period of bicentennial proving the health of the awa_reness, th.is year's American people Is to be National Hosp1tal Week found in what they do and Uoeme, "Healthy Birthday, don't do to and" for themAmerica! '' seems fitting and ·selves. Individual decisions appropriate. We can take about diet, exercise ' and pnde in th_e _qu~Uty of health smoking are of critical lm· care services m our com- portance ... " muntty and in our nation. . Supporting Mr. Fuchs' contention, recent studies . • Size them~ MARJORIE WALBURN, Sue Stone and Orlene Saylor, are employee& in record department of Veterans Memorial Hoapital Which has three fuU time and one part time employee. This department works closely with the medical staff and administrative section of the hospital. Its main fWJctions are clerical, statistical and typing of various reports connected with each paUen~ admitted. Currently, the employees are attending classes at Buckeye Hills Career Center, Rio Grande, for continuing education credits. .· Montegos, Satellittl, Torioos. I Visit Our Veterans Memorial Hospital joins the } :i:! nation 's 7,000 hbspitals in observing National { i!'i Hospital Week beginning Sunday, May 9. {: 'i~ The theme for the celebration, "Healthy iii i i! Birt~da~ America!" emphasizes the efforts :;:; hospital .are making to help and encourage ;;: ii:i individu Is to stay healthy. :'!' iii! _"W~ile : Vete~ans Memorial Hospital is '!i! ;:;: ded.1catid to. carmg . for the ill, we want the :;:; ;:;i commupity to know that our interest in their i:!: well b · ng extends beyond their treatment in @! 'i:i our i stitution," said Walter Lucas, :;:; admin trator. "We feel an . obligation to !!! ;j=: educa people about steps they can take :::; :;:; which' will make :valuable contributions to :;;; !!!. their t wn good he~lth!' !i!! i:i' National IJospital Week is an annual ;'; ' observance sponsored by the American :::• Hospit~l Association and l.ts members to give ::i• li'. people)an opportunity to learn more about the ( hospitals in their community. i'i' 7'12 Pet. per year on a 4 year certificate of Jeff . Walburn , Jeff Worner. FoWJdation at the University Oavtd Watson, Tammy W~ t c h , T err ~ Whaley , Erne.st I 9-15 :::: PRESIDENT NAMED GRANVILLE Ohio (UP!) Srg man , Bev Sm ti h, Tammt e ' Smith , Tammy Sn ider , Peggy ,_.;- Dr. Robert C. Good, dean Snvder . Tamra S>an ley . of the graduate school of SUNDAY MAY9 8 A. M. to:! P.M. Baked steak, ham, roast "not optimistic" about merger with the NBA for next year and admitted a merger was now crucial to !he ABA. "II. would be dll!lcult, if not Impossible, to go with only six teams next year," DeBusschere said.• But six teams are exacUy what the ABA will bave at 5 p.m. Monday, if the Squires c;an 't meet aU payments due to players and the league. And DeBusschere doesn't expect vive." Vlfginia to find ·any rich DeBusschere said he was WJcles by the deadline. "I would love to see them do it,'' he said, "but the hopes Sh err i Vintng , Ray mond Wall , Jun e Wam sley , Duane are not bright." '/IIeber , Tr acl Weese, Kenneth DeBusschere said the six White , ae~o~erty Wil cox , Raymond Wi lfo'rd , Leah Will. remaining teams would meet SOPHOMORES - Dole all theJlquires' debts to the Bing, Sally Carle~on, Mary players to keep them from Carswell, Lori Cton~h. Rory Cole, Patr icia Corsi, Jeff jwnping to the NBA. Spirits of St. Louis to Salt Lake City. "There have been numerous problems this year," said DeBusschere, who began his term with several owners going behind his back to apply for membership in the NBA. "There's been the demise of three franchises and now possibly a fourth. But I do believe the , league will sur- Couch, Tammie DeBor d , Jeff DeLong , Karen DeMoss . Qora Doerter . Cindy Dorst , Nllncy Ebersbach , Pamela Evans, Barbara Fe tty , Charles Follrod , Joe Garnes, Trina· Gibbs, Judith Gilkey , Oa~o~id Harris , Tim Hood , Charles Ho5sl er , Laura Hoover , Kathy Howard , Penny Hysell , Ray Janey , Susan Kennedy, Helen Kino . Tom Klein. Marty Krawsczyn, Cheryl LeFebre, Sandra Might , Bonnie Morr is, Dennis Mu sse r , 'Robert Nakamoto , Sieve Peckham , Pam Powers. Valerie P r ies t , Debbi e Queen , Randy Roach , Jim Rosenbaum , Stephanie Rought, Paul Rupe, Nita Rusche/, Diane Smith·, Robin Snowden. Brent Stanley , Darlene Thornton , Don Till is, Teresa van Meter , Terri Vining , Scott warner, Lori Wyne . I W~k, May mr= Rusche!. Terri Russell. Tammy Sc hoonover , Carol three trips, including a pair of doubles. Wade and Keffer Iff=:;=:== MEAT I ABA problems are mounting Marv winners with three hils in MIDDLEPORT, 0. r;~;:~:;,;;:;:;,, iii~~ rt::;~:l=;;mt1~~~ii.=i;;::·:~!~:~~~;mfJ~~~;~~1~;~;~;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Ei~~~~~i~~~i~l~~;~;ili~J.~;~;~J;;~;~;~r:~~;~~.mf:~~;~Jt~~~mr:-m~r1:l;;~m~~f;;~~l . · I one of the members of the medical or dental staff, of ·J. H. Ridgway, D.O., chief of staff; R. R. t;'lckens, D.O., vice chief of ~If; T. B. McGowan, D.O.,staff secretary; L. D. Telle, M.D., chsef of surgery and laboratory director· A Boonsue M D . E Vill~neuva, M.D.; s. Blazewlcz, M.D.; Thom~n: M:D.: radiologiSt; R. A. Averlon, M.D., radiologist; Antonio. Solo, M.D., radiologist; H. D: Davidson, M.D., pathologist; J . A Kemp, M.D.; G, H. Abels, M.D.; G. E. Vallee, MD . internists; M. Simon, M.D., urologist; H. D. Brown, D.D.s .; J. lngels! D.D.S.; K. Riggs, D.D.S., with R. P. Daniels, M.D.; R. E. Boice, M.D. and P. Kinnard, M.D. on the courtesy staff. A number of activities take place at Veterans Memorial Hospital in addition to the strictly medical orientated situation as a .step toward . making the hospital a full serviced community facility."' · One is the Spe.!ch and hearing clinic coordinated by Mr Carolyn S. Heines, sponsored by Vetera~s Memorial Hospi~i and funded by a grant from. the Ohio Department of Health with matching ftmds from the county commission. Another is space for the Planned Parenthood Clinic which is held every other week for residents of the area ~ithout charge. c. w. c: COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ac· cording to an Ohio State University study, the pay <i top executives for the Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co., the Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co. and Cincinnati ~~ are unusually high. ~estlons could he ra~ 1 concerning compensatloo of top executi,';'Cs in the three companies, sald the study for the Public U!!lllles Commission of Ohio. There was no obvious explanation for the relativeiy,high levels of compensation. Pay for the executives ranged from 10 to 115 per cent '!lOre than for a. selected sample of simllar-t~ized · utilities outside the state. . . OSU researchers found that: - Cincinnati Bell pays Sllti,333 to •L• No.I man and Its top tltree receive $192,583. Columhus & Southern f Ohio Electric pays Its chief -" "Colwnb111 & Southern had S\111,750 and its top •. trio more than an . average $244,940. • number of executives over - Cleveland Electric D- ~.000," the study said. Researchers fOWid that the lumlnating .. pays Its top executive S138,750 a year and utility has 13 peraons making its top three men earn a an average <i more than combined $322,798 a year. $40,000. The comparative The study said salarlea for sample was eight pert10ns the No. I men r'"ged _from making over $40,000. $12,000 to $211,000 more than Cincinnati Bell has alx the yearly average paid executives making more than outalde Ohio. Pay for the top $46,000. The average ollllkle three executives wu ·rrom Ohio for a similar-sized $2t,OOO to m.ooo more than company is nine making the average. $42,000. · · Cleveland Electric and "There have been at least Columbus & Southern "may two cues, one in New York be so me w h a t andoneinCallfornla,wherea administratively top heavy;" portion of an executive salary according to the reseat~rs. has been dlaallowed as part of · "The Illumlnltlng Co, has the rate-making procesa," 19 executives earning more the study ~d. than $3$,000," tl81d the study. "Thla declaion (in New "The •-age for this group Yort) was hued upon the 11'88 seo,ooo. The blgh for the fact that the salary appeared comparative tl8lllPie wu 18 exorbitant, considering exea~tives w~ earned more salary levels In similar-lllzed than the $36,000 and the utility companies," the highest average was $47,000. researchers said. ~ I• ~~ �~- 'i tle Ui:lll)' ~IILUit:l, lUlUWI;IJUI ,.•• vu;.... VJ, v., a o •.,..,.J, ' """I • , • • · - ' ~ 1be DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-POOiei'OY, q., t'riday, MaY 7, 1!176 alute To A BICENTENNIAL I SALUTE! • \ ' . These Public Spirited Citizens, Stores and Establishments . Sponsor This Page Noting A Special Happening In This Community. . New York Clothing House Nelson's Drug Store POMEROY POMEROY The Fabric Shop Adolph's Dairy Valley In this Bicentennial Year the em.p ha is POMEROY POMEROY on the things we hold dear in this free Western Auto Store Veterans . Memorial Hospital ' POMEROY land of ours. MIDDLEPORT I Racine Home National Bank Elwin's GuH Serv. Station RACINE . The FarmetS Bank·& SaWngs Co. · .MIDDLEPORT The empha this week is on one of the POMEROY Downing-ChHds Ins. Agency things we appreciate most in our community • ; . our local hCIJ)ital. G&J Auto Parts . MIDDLEPORT POMEROY r•lage Pharmacy ' Pomeroy National Bank MIDDLEPORT-NEW HAVEN . No one ever enja,'s going to the hCIJ)ital, "The Bank Of The Century" POMEROY-RUTLAND-TUPPERS PLAINS Dutton Drugs yet it's sure nice to know that it's there Legar Monument Co. MIDDLEPORT when you need it. K&CJewelers POMEROY POMEROY . Pomeroy flower Shop Memorial Hospital, our community salutes Smith-Nelson Motors Citizens National Bank Moore's Auto Parts Ebersbath Hardware Chapman Shoes RACINE MIDDLEPORT . POMEROY Mark VStore MIDDLEPORT POMEROY POMEROY POMEROY POMEROY Goesslen Jewelry Store The Jones Boys POMEROY POMEROY Powell's Super Valu J&R Sport Shop POMEROY POMEROY,. SealS Catalog Store POMEROY French's Sunoco POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Elberfelds POMEROY POMEROY Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy To the administration and staff of Veterans Racine Food Market Tom's-Joe's Carry Out POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, Big Jim's Plaza MIDDLEPORT Pomeroy Cement .Block Co. POMEROY Rutland Furniture RUTLAND Rutland Depl Store RUTLAND State Farm Ins. MIDDLEPORT Wamer Ins• POMEROY Middleport Book Store MIDDLEPORT you on this special occasion. \ Karr & VanZandt POMEROY POMEROY Ben Franklin Stele Crow's Steak House I POMEROY POMEROY \ '- Sugar Run Mill RawlinpfA)ats Funeral Home Ewing Funeral Home MIDDLEPORT Athens County .Savings & Loan . Meigs County Branch POMEROY . Bahr Clothiers MIDDLEPORT Francis Florists POMEROY MIDDLEPORT POMEROY King Builders Supply NATIONAL RCf/81 Crown Bottling Co. heritage house MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT Landmark Sbe Teafcrd Realty · Valley Lumber & Supply . Reuter-Bropn Ins. Services Meigs Auto Parts POMEROY . POMEROY POMEROY Dan Thompson Ford MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Modem Supply MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Riggs Used CaJS Inc. ' CHESTER Kiddie Shop MIDDLEPORT Mason Furniture MASON . TAKE A TOUR OF YOUR HOSPITAL. THIS WEEKI MAY 9-15 ' '• '• �~- 'i tle Ui:lll)' ~IILUit:l, lUlUWI;IJUI ,.•• vu;.... VJ, v., a o •.,..,.J, ' """I • , • • · - ' ~ 1be DaUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-POOiei'OY, q., t'riday, MaY 7, 1!176 alute To A BICENTENNIAL I SALUTE! • \ ' . These Public Spirited Citizens, Stores and Establishments . Sponsor This Page Noting A Special Happening In This Community. . New York Clothing House Nelson's Drug Store POMEROY POMEROY The Fabric Shop Adolph's Dairy Valley In this Bicentennial Year the em.p ha is POMEROY POMEROY on the things we hold dear in this free Western Auto Store Veterans . Memorial Hospital ' POMEROY land of ours. MIDDLEPORT I Racine Home National Bank Elwin's GuH Serv. Station RACINE . The FarmetS Bank·& SaWngs Co. · .MIDDLEPORT The empha this week is on one of the POMEROY Downing-ChHds Ins. Agency things we appreciate most in our community • ; . our local hCIJ)ital. G&J Auto Parts . MIDDLEPORT POMEROY r•lage Pharmacy ' Pomeroy National Bank MIDDLEPORT-NEW HAVEN . No one ever enja,'s going to the hCIJ)ital, "The Bank Of The Century" POMEROY-RUTLAND-TUPPERS PLAINS Dutton Drugs yet it's sure nice to know that it's there Legar Monument Co. MIDDLEPORT when you need it. K&CJewelers POMEROY POMEROY . Pomeroy flower Shop Memorial Hospital, our community salutes Smith-Nelson Motors Citizens National Bank Moore's Auto Parts Ebersbath Hardware Chapman Shoes RACINE MIDDLEPORT . POMEROY Mark VStore MIDDLEPORT POMEROY POMEROY POMEROY POMEROY Goesslen Jewelry Store The Jones Boys POMEROY POMEROY Powell's Super Valu J&R Sport Shop POMEROY POMEROY,. SealS Catalog Store POMEROY French's Sunoco POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Elberfelds POMEROY POMEROY Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy To the administration and staff of Veterans Racine Food Market Tom's-Joe's Carry Out POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, Big Jim's Plaza MIDDLEPORT Pomeroy Cement .Block Co. POMEROY Rutland Furniture RUTLAND Rutland Depl Store RUTLAND State Farm Ins. MIDDLEPORT Wamer Ins• POMEROY Middleport Book Store MIDDLEPORT you on this special occasion. \ Karr & VanZandt POMEROY POMEROY Ben Franklin Stele Crow's Steak House I POMEROY POMEROY \ '- Sugar Run Mill RawlinpfA)ats Funeral Home Ewing Funeral Home MIDDLEPORT Athens County .Savings & Loan . Meigs County Branch POMEROY . Bahr Clothiers MIDDLEPORT Francis Florists POMEROY MIDDLEPORT POMEROY King Builders Supply NATIONAL RCf/81 Crown Bottling Co. heritage house MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT Landmark Sbe Teafcrd Realty · Valley Lumber & Supply . Reuter-Bropn Ins. Services Meigs Auto Parts POMEROY . POMEROY POMEROY Dan Thompson Ford MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Modem Supply MIDDLEPORT POMEROY Riggs Used CaJS Inc. ' CHESTER Kiddie Shop MIDDLEPORT Mason Furniture MASON . TAKE A TOUR OF YOUR HOSPITAL. THIS WEEKI MAY 9-15 ' '• '• �.; 'I• . •' ." ~:::;:;:;:;:~:;: ;:;:;.;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;.;.;.;.;:;: ;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;: Seniors-to-be .. Helen Help 'fhl 8 \\ et• k's wiuniug l1t.ttt•r y numhl•rs : Thrcl'-digil 1111111bcr - offered free ~ ~:-- 'flie Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frlday,May 7, 1976 8- The Daily Sentinel, Mid<Uepurl-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday, May 7, Us ..• ~ 1 4 lelght-cme · flour) . F o u r~ di g lt numhcr - OU classes KHll 9 1clght-elghl · eight· f-' in• -digil numbt:r - :1969!1 Jthrl'e· nlnc · six· .. niut.. ninu 1. Six· diglt number 8·18625 I right · four-eight· ~ i .t-t\, u-five. Sp irit of "76 winning numbers : '1\r~ ·digit numbers - 62 lsixh·- twu) . 61 tsixtv·une), 26 .l twenly'slx l and 74 seve nty· four) . Fo uo··rli gll number 1184 1one-s<'vcn · eight· 1 foun . Fi\'t'·digit numhe r - 81937 lclglrl·one • nin<• lhrt~ c- !ti CVCI\, Slx·digit number _ 7!.7066 1seven · eight·sevcn zero-six-six J. HUMPHREY OK WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Hubert . Humphrey's doelor says a phys ica l exmnimrlion of the Minnesota Demo crat showed no pro gression of a precam.: erous bladder con dition. Dr. W. Dabney Jarman Wednesd;~y sclid the routine , lnstllutlon or Home Care? Dear Helen : , . So much has been said about "noble" parents who keep !herr severely retarded children al home, devoting illeir lives toillem. Having been raised in this situation, I would like to pral.se the "nobler" parents who place their .child in an institution with children who have similar problems. . l!nless you've been the brother or sister of a mC!Ital cripple, you'll never know the embarrassment it can cause. 1 was so ashamed of my older bro~r (drooling; soiling hi!ll.self, m~sturbating, etc.) that I hated to go home after school. My fr1ends wouldn't come to my house (some of their parents forbade il ) and when I was a!their homes I was watched as If I might suddenly become like him. Crueler children made fun of me and used to walk by our ho\ISC to "look at ille looney." There was never a peaceful meal, birthday party or even an evenlngthathedldn'truin. Please, readers, If you have such a child think of your normal children first. It won 't matter to (or her) where he 'sra1sed, but ch, what a difference it will make to the others. Does anyone else feel this way, or am I weird? - SAD CHILDHOOD rum Dear Sad: . Many people feel as you do, and just' as many others will disagree. The sad fa cts are lhal mental institutions an average family can afford usually ~o not offer the Individual care and love parents want for their retarded children. If only there were a truly adequate solution to the problem how much heartache would be saved! - H. ' +++ Dear Helen : My resistance is not gelling lower, but my fw-y is s ix~munl h cx<~m in a ti o n missions, Ohio Univcrsit v indicated "no prog ression of mount mg. We have a 3-year-old. l have never allowed him to eat hard Chubb Hall , i\lhcrrs, Oh io: the hl<idrler condition and on candy, chocolates or lollipops.! feel this benefits him nothing 45701 by May 21. the IJ:.sis of these findings no ~ have given him fruits and nuts for treats. He Is very content furth er trcHtrncn l is w1th them - a happy, active, healthy child. PIHnne<l." Unfortunately, relatives and friends make me feel as if 1 RANKINS SPLIT am robbing my son of .an important ingredient of childhood. LOS ANGELES iUPI ) H<rnkin. 34 _ They relate givmg a kid candy to saying you love him ... or Sin ge r and songwrit er rewarding him in some way. Kenneill Rankin, 36, filed sttil ,,;~~·~ have . uu;~e children, Please help me ward off qnpleasant circumstances with in Superior Cow·t Wednesdav to. 1.1. lire di vorce candy-j>ushers . - SWE:E'f 'fOOTII FOR SWEET FRUITS for a divorce from his wife petltoon Sa id they had been 14 years, singer Yvonne ~~pta ra bled since last Dear Sweet : ""P em er. Confirmed candy-j>ushers are hard to change': they're usually of the old school who used such sweets as bribes. You know the type : "1llere's a nice piece of candy for any lillie boy who eats his dinner ALL UP." ·OPTOMETRIST Keep 'em aware of your rules and hang tough . lt's the only OFFICE HOUR S: 9 :30 to 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE way lo handle "sweet-hogs." - ,H. AT NOON __9N THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEt<OY. o! . N. W. _COMPTON. O.D. :::: : sunday School: )! . A Major Breakthrough in Horse Worming :::: MASON, W. Va. - Sunday School attendance May 2 at the Faith Baptist Church was 63 . The Rev . Paul White, pastor of the First Southern Baptist Chapel , Pomeroy, brought the message for the evening services. The youth fellowship will meetSunday,May9al6:30p. m. and Ivan Cardwell of r Athens will bring the evening · services at 7:30 p. m. Sunday School is at 10 a.m . and Bible Study on Wed· nesday is at 7:30p.m. The church is presently located in the· Steelworkers Union Hall on Railroad St. between Horton and Pomeroy . Sts. in Mason. The public is ·:·: It's e new standard In hor11 worming. Equlvot-14 ellectlvoly kllloand renoovos 14 dlllorontopoclos ot worms and bois. Not jusl5or81 Facta provo- Equ!val-14 .controls higher p~rc ll'n1•g•• of dangerous paraslteslhan eny ot 'Htr "ln·lhe·teed" wormer. Even moreelfeetlvelhan 1'lube" wonners. And It's the mos't palatable wormer yet. Don'tsolllo for lass ... buy Equivel-14 today I NOW AVAILABLE AT MODERN SUPPLY Sl . 992 _216 The store with "A ll ki nds of st uff" for pets- sf 4bl I _Pomeroy, 0 . - gardens. a es - arge & small ammals, lawns T1'ENT'10;]\i 1, I .CELEBRATE ~ ITH US- iTS OUR '. GAULS SHAKE HAVEN CHESTER, OHIO ST. RT. 7 All during the month of May '16. Jake and Mid wi ll be D!termg spec~~ Is .o~ dtfferent Sll ~dwi ch es, baskets and dmners .. The Sp1r1t of '76 1' spectal wi ll run a ll month . Door ~nzes for those 16 yean or under and 16 years or over. Registra.tian wil l begin on May 1st !t nd end May 31st ~jth drawmgs at 9: oo p.m . Yo u need not be present to wm . ~any •.ma ny , th anks .to a II who have rna de ours yea rs tn bu s1ness very special to bot h of us. Jake & Mid Gaul . 1 By Polly Cramer "Spirit of , 76 Special" Reg. Hot Dog, Sauce, F.F., S~all 76~ 1 Drtnk i invited lo attend all services. ACCEPTED da~~~~a~~e :r~n a~tv:~: •• •• • • • • • •.. •• •• Try alcohol solution on candle wax stain - -. .- DEAR POLLY - !voted at ille primary election today for the first time and my Pet Peeve is that there were no erasers on the pencils iii the voting booths. - PEARL. DEAR POLLY - The electric mixer takes the lumps out of canned soup easier and leaves it creamier than just stirring with a spoon . After serving the soup, I fill the pan with water and. run ille mixer in it to clean it. This turbulence not only cleans the beaters effortlessly but get a good start on cleaning the pot. My mother does not like ille · nuisance. My dad cut a six ... .. "• ' ~ 2S '' dlago_nal picture. Quasar••· Works 1n a Drawer... Color TV. ,nsta -Mati c~Co lor Tun1ng . Our greatest picture performa nce. Mediterranean Credonza cabinel styling. Model WU91.88LP. Werner Radio·& TV M OHIO Trea t mo m to a meal at Burger Chef . Th en we'll treat her to dessert on us - a hoi apple turnover absolutely free! T his offer is good on ly on M other's Day, Sunday, May 9. So wme in an d show mo m you care with our Free M other's Day Dessert Offer. · ~~~~~~g~~.r~~~~ ~~~= There's more to 6ke at Burger Chef. I I 2325 JACKSON AVE., GERANIUMS AZALEAS PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. AS LOW AS 99~ EACH $6 95 EACH PET~NIAS • M_ARIGOLDS ·POTTED PLANTS. JACKSON.PERKINS ROSES - IMPATIENS • BEGONIAS. •HANGING BASKETS •TERRARIUMS Sculptured Candle • Enameled Flowers _ Permanent Fruit Arrangements and Plaques. For The Very Special Mother MOYNIHAN'S VIEW BOSTON (UP() - Daniel P. Moynihan believes American individualism Is on ille decline to the point that govenunent Is now shaping Individual behavior instead of man shaping govenunent. - A UNIQUE GIFT - . I. COMPLOE LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND INSTALLAliON SERVICE. . 1 0 % 00 REGUlAR PRICE . MOTHER'S DAY ORDERS ONLY! ELECT FRUIT TREES JUDGE RONALD R•. CALHOUN 4 TO 6 FEET from DWARF FRUIT TREE$ ' OF GALLIA COUNTY APPLE - 5 IN 1 APPLE - PEACH - PEAR · TO THE COU.RT OF APPEALS IN THE Ron Calhoun REPUBLICAN PRIMARY - JUNE 8th Pd. Pol. Adv. SOD· 69C Alh SQ. YARD SECTION • '• •• • . ~ MRS. McMINN ••• W'!'II I(MUJ on you. FORMERLY SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER 4 Miles West on Rl 35••. Gallipolis, Ohio DON McMINN Southern Baptists from a 10 Coleman , Director of . county area will gather in · Missions , Scioto Valley Jackson Friday, May 7, for a Baptist Association, Jackson Family Missions Rally · ~~ and. Mrs. Mary Shearer Uck Elementary School on wOnien ,s Mlsslonary Union' Rl. 35· at 7' 30 p. m. Director for the association, Speakers will be Rev. and Gallipolis. Mrs. Don McMinn, Southern Churches cooperating in Baptist Missionaries to the rally are First Baptist Korea, stationed in Taejon. and Rolling Hills; Athens; He teaches in the Korea Calvary, PIke ton. Bap t i s t Theological Chillicothe ; Cook . Road: Seminary, where he became Lucasville; Emmanuel affiliated after two years of Jackson; French City and studying the Korean Good News, Gallipolis ; language. He is also Grace McArthur· First treasurer of the Korea Logan'; First &uthern' . Chr1sllan Aca.demy, . Pomeroy; Seventeenth Mrs. McMmn teaches. a • Street Portsmouth · Sharon. S~day ~h~o~ c_lass, par- Ironto~ ; First, Wa~erl and hc1pates m Vlsltal!on for her First, West PortsmouJ:: local church, ~nd teaches Missions cooperating In the ho".'e. economtcs at the rally are Burlingham, Shade· Chnshan academy. . Ireland, Coolville; Faiiland', Before they were ~ppumted Proctorville; Frankford; by the Fore1gn M1ss10n Board Good News, Sciotoville· m 1966, he was pastor of Murray City· Nelsonville: Ham1lton Meadows Baptist Faith, Weliston; Firsi Church, Columbus, ~hiO . Chapel, Wheelersburg, Ohio, The rally is bemg co- and Faith Mason w Va ordmaled by Rev. Clifford B. ' ' · · Calendar • IS SUMIIAY,MAYS'fl George Shlveler, Jr., of Cincinnati, . formerly of Pomeroy, and niece of Mr. and Mrs . Aaron Kelton Pomeroy, has been accepted mto the National Honor Society at Aiken High School in Cincinnati. Miss Shiveler was one of 25 selected for the honor out of a class of over 700 juniors at the school. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Shiveler, Sr., formerly of Pomeroy . . ••' •• A reunion of the Pomeroy High School class uf 1936 has beett planned the evening of May 29 following lh e . A girl scout day camp training session in preparation Pomeroy Alumni Association for the Big Bend Camp al Kiashuta, July 12-16, was held banquet and program. 1l1e reunion will be held al Thunday at ille site. the An1ericai. Legion hall in • Mrs. Judy Werry, camp director, and Mrs. Pat Thoma Pomeroy. Husbands and ••slstant, conducted the work for Mrs. Vera Johnson, Mrs: wives of alumni not eligible to Carolyn Reeves, Mrs. Barbara Dugan, Mrs. Reta Hill, Mrs. attend the banquet may go lo &lsan Winebrenner, Mrs, Linda Stewart, Mrs. Charlene the hall earlier in the evening Altbotllle and Mrs. Eleanor Lawson . to be joined there.. later by The group learned to tie knots, to laSh tables, to make a their spouses . Those atclothl:sli~~t, and ·set up cran centers. Cll!y was located on the hill for 1IBf In pottery planned for the week. The camp wo.rkers hlkecl aboqt till: lodge to locate suitable camp sites. Tr&IIIJ)ortatlon waa diacus8ed and It was decided that each leader will be responsible for getting transportation for the scou!l .in her b-oop. Mrs. Betty Lane, coordinator for transportation, will review safety factors with the leaders plor to DEXTER - Sunrise ser· camp opening day. vices at the Dexter Church of Also diJcusaed was a sitter· service during camp. The Olrisl Sunday, Aprill8, were t!el'vice will be avaUsble only for children of camp workers. held with Pastor Charles While no further training sessions will be held, plans for the Russell leading the service. camp wll1 be finalized at a service unit meeUng to be held in The wooden cross and tomb early JW1e. were displayed at the pulpit. Eight members helped In the SJRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP mo . Mother's Day projects were oompleted at the Thursday service, such as looking In the rught meeting of Syracuse Brownie Troop 1120 at the Syracuse empty tomb, assembled at Elementary School. Each of the girls also made a card for her the table and serving commother. ., munion. Dale Jacobs gave Day camp was discussed and plans made to make sit' the devotion . Several members attended upons . The scouts wrote thank you notes to Fritz Sisson who sponsored a wiener roast for them at the honie of Jill Nease from lhe Columbia Chapel Tuesday night. · Olurch. The Edward Coen The pledge to the flag was led by Carol Hendrix, the Lord's family participated in lhe Prayer by Veronica Provo, the Brownie promise by Sherry service. Prayer was given by Ritchie, and the Brownie Smile song by Kathy Pickens. Jill Ed. The Coen sisters played Nease said the Brownie Bll. Refreshments were served by and sang specials. After the services closed, breakfast Laura Roush, Be<ky Roush and Sherri Sisson. was served in the basement. The regular Bible School POMEROY TROOP 1078 A skaUng party with several other Brownie troops was was held at 9:30a.m . Caryl planned for May 18 at this week~smeeUng of Troop 1076. . Tyler composed and read a The Brownies made flower arrangements for Mother's poem tilled " Jesus's Death Day and were given live pansies donated by Pal Thoma for and Resurrection." Charles their mothers. Get-well cards were signed for Mrs. Irene Russell gave the sermon. The women's fellowship Baxter and Mrs. Wanda Swartz, mothers of members. Debra Werry gave the pledge to the flag. · meeting was held al the Dexter Church Thursday, April 22. Many attended from other Churches of Christ in Meigs County. This was also BAKERS BUDGET lending the party are to lake lheir own snacks. All but eight pf class men1bers h~ve been contacted. Addresses are needed for Floyd Bailey, Kenneth Hysell, Kennett Story, Eugene Wolfe, Marcella Custer Brown, Ruth Maness Pride, Dacle Roberts and Carletta Ohlinger. Anyone who can fw-nish their addresses are asked lo call Mrs. Agnes Dixon, 992·7246 or 992-5813. FRIDAY MEIGS COUNTY Pomona Grange to visit Gallia County Pomona Grange at the Springfield Grange Hall. REVUE 76, a variety show, will be p1·esented by Southern High School Choir under the direction of Mrs. lee lee Friday, at 8 p.m. at the high school. "REVUE 76" Friday at Southern High School. Variety show by Southern High School choirs. Mrs. Barbara Lawrence choreographer, band "Jade," director and accompanist Mrs. Lee lee. Curtain time, 8 p.m . Admission $1.25 for adults and 75 cents students. . SATURDAY REVIVAL NOW In progress at Chesler NaZI!rene Church through Saturday. The Rev.. Junior Maloy, guest ' speaker. Davis Trio featured Friday night. Services 7:30 p.m. nightly. 'fAG DAY in Racine saturday 9 to 1l a .m. • Everyone from to mee t al balUield and bring own money con· t.ainers. J MODE:RN Woodmen will ' honor all mothers with a ' slipper at 8 p.m. Saturday al ille hall in Burlingham. Meat, salad and beverage will be furnished ; take covered dish . BAKE SALE by Racine Cub and Boy Scouts Saturday in Iron l of Racine Post Office beginning al 8 a .m. Anyone wishing lo donate , have baked goods at sale location by 7; 45 a.m. In case of rain sale will be at Boy Scout building. RIVERVIEW PTA will sponsor combination bake and yard sale, Friday, 10 a.m . to 8 p.m. and Satw-day, !Oa.m. to3p.m cat the school in Reedsville. SUNDAY COAL MINERS·and w(ves, ex-coal miflers and wives of deceased miners invited to a meeting of Southeastern Ohio cliapler of Black' Lung Assn., 1:30 p.m. Sunday at recreation room of Jack's • Club, Intersection of Routes 7 and 143. Everyone welcome. MOTHER'S DAY Barbecue Sunday at Tuppers Plains Fire House sponsored by . Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department. Half , chicken or spare ribs, baked beans , cole slaw, potato chips. Drink and dessert extra. Meats only for carryout . . MONDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Monday at noon al Meigs Inn. MEIGS MUZZLEWADER range open Monday at 6:30 p.m. Public is welcome. HARRISONVILLE OES Chapter practice, 7 p.m. Monday at hall. All officers urged to attend. UNITEQ Methodist Women, Heath Church, 7:30 Monday, with Mrs, Harry Chesher to have devotions and Mrs. James Euler to review Billy Graham's latest book. Hostesses will be Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. John Kincaid , Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. James Jividen. MEIGS ASSOCIATION for Retarded Citizens wili meet 7:30 p.m. Monday at ille Meigs Community Health Center. TUESDAY EASTERN BAND Boosters Tuesday 7: 30 p.m, in band room. Everyone urged to attend. ~ATURDAY FISH FRY beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday at Middleport Fire Departm ·ent headquarters; sandwiches and dinners; bake sale also at same lime by the department's auxiliary . MALIK RE'I1JRNS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP!) - Soviet Ambassador Yakov Malik made hiJ first appearance at the United Nations Wednesday since .he and Mrs. MaUlt were Injured in an automoblle coUIJion In New York March If. Malik Is Moscow's . permanent repreaentatlw at the world organlzatloo. .,.. 9112 '98 2 PC. tmvER UPRIGHT a.£ANERS UVING ROOM ·SUITE '250 '58 Nylon Fabric Compare $350. 3 PC. BEDROOM family night. They are aU Invited to attend the men's fellowship meeting at Dexter Monday, May 17. Two ladies presented a play, and others read devotions, poems and sang specials. A good lime was. enjoyed by all . The business meeting was held before closing and refresh· ments were served In the basement. AND MANY OlHER VAUJES SUITt '128 Plant exchange held Members of the Walk-In Garden Club uchanged plants, seeds and bulbs at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Etta Cullums. Sewing club meets Mrs. Flo Strickland hosted a meeting of the Sew-RiteSewing Club Wednesday night. Mr$. Pandora Collins presided at the meeUng with Mrs . Carolyn McDaniel giving the treasurer's report and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore the secretary's report. Money (or the calendars was turned in and a while elephant sale was planned for the next meeting to be al the Collins home. Members again discussed the Regatta Parade entry. Games were played with prizes going ·to Mrs. Mildred Well, Mrs. Joan Hoffman, Mrs. lenora McKnight and Mrs . Lucy White. Mrs. Strickland served a dessert course to those named and Mrs. Shirley Baity, Mrs. Ann Browning, Mrs. Martha Hoffman, Mrs. Nettle Boyer, Mrs. Betty Wehrung and Mrs. Barbara Mullen. J!'or roll call each member named flowers she had blooming . Mrs. Mildred Zeigler read an article on care of gloxinias and Mrs. Edna Lee gave one on famous gardens of the world. She said illal God .was the first gar. dener ;uld plan led a garden in Eden and that probably more people visit the Garden of Geillsemime than any other on earth. A contest conducted by Vada Hazelton was won by Belva Willard. Get-well cards . wer<t, sent. to. Beet Romine, Mabel lee, Kenneill Romine Edson Hert, Sam Williams: Lowell Carper, Joan Kaldor, Leonard Reed and Jean Mengel. Cherry pie, ice cream, nuts, mints and cbffee were served. BAKE SALE The · Mld·dleport Firemen's Auxiliary will stage ·a bake sale Saturday at the hall In conjunction with the fish fry helng held by the firemen. Members are to take baked goods to the ball at 10 a.m. Other residents willing to contribute baked go~ may either take them to the hall or leave with one of the memheni. Proceeds will go into the equipment fund. .:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; In 1973, the White House denied that President Nixon knew beforehand of the Wa.tergate break-in or 'offered clemency to anyone involved. · ROUND POINT SHOVEL 5.79 ~EG . For yard or gardoo . .0" hondlo. MOTHER'S DAY BARBECUE MAY 9, STARTS 11 A.M. BOW WE 14 ~.... 4\>1 h . lcrro hondlo. GARDEN HOE Half chicken or spare ribs with baked beans, cole .slaw, potatoe chips. Drink and dessert extra. Meats only · may be purchased for carry-out. YOUR D. See our fine selection of yard and gardening tools made by the people who build quality ... A. SQUARE POINT SHOVEL Hollow-bad< shovel. fl" hot'Gio. You,l LM This Group From Athens 4.66 REGULAR 5.79. ....... B. PERFOUTED BLADE HOE Veno~lo mortrwlpdon hoe . C.B.S•.TRIO They Play It All! TONIGH-T and SATURDAY 10:00 nL 2:oo · The MEIGS INN Ph. 992-3629 · POMEROY REG. 4.49 366 CHOICE ' I Spo,nso1red by Orange Twp. Vol. Fire Best In Live Entertainment REG. 5.59 Sllank pattom 1101. 48" ID1dlo . AI Tuppers Plains Fire House Tbe Almanac United Press IDiemaltoaal Today Is Friday, May 7, the 1211th day of 1976 with 238 to follow. . The moon Is in Its first quarter. The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. English poet Robert Browning was born May 7, 1812. This is acb-ess Anne Baxter's 53rd birthday. . On this day in his)ory: ' ID• 1916, 1,197 pasaengers, 124 of them Americans, were lost when a Gennan U-boat sank the ·British liner "Lusltanla" off ihe coast of Ireland. In 1M5, Nazi Germany sw-rendered on the 2,tmth day of World War n. In 1968, Alabama Go( Lurleen Wallace died of cancer at the age of 41. UNOLEUM RUGS Sofa Beds Sunrise services enjoyed ·''• • •• • onis apple pi~ is free at GBulger Chef. o:f frame. ll leans against the inside of the frame . -It is sprayed a Oourescent orange to minimize the danger of anyone tripping over it. This was used as a physical barrier when the dog was a puppy. Now he is full grown up with it. He respects it no Missions rally will ...~Giri'~Sc~ut Diary Class reunion set be held in Jackson sy Charkme Hoeflich ~ POLLY'S PROBLEM matter ,;_hal door the bowd is DEAR POLLY - While set against. We point It out to burning a candle on · my guests but no one has tripped mantle, it mel led and ran over It because of the color.down on the sandstone BARBARA. · fireplace front . I have tried to DEAR POLLY - To remove this with turpentine, ocganize my spools of thread a hot Iron with a paper towel I use plastic ice cuhe trays. I and dish detergent, but to no arrange the thread acrorctlng avail. Do you have . any to color and stack ille trays.' suggestions ? -GAIL. - KATIIY .DEAR GAIL - I presume th,t after the above treat. GUESTS AT MEET nfenl& !here would he 110 Three former residents of excess wax remaining, but Rutlarid were guesls at the should there be remove It by . Wednesday meeting of the scraping with a DULL lmlfe. Silver Circle Senior CitiZens Heat treatments are mainly· al the Rutland hall. They for while candles, as tbe beat were Lucille Swl!ftz, Mason; may sel lhe dye In colored Mrs, Carrie Kennedy, wax. Try using one rap Middleport, and Mrs . al<ohol to two cups of water. Dorothy Phillips, Pomeroy. It Is always best to Twenty-five persons alended carefully check, before during lhe day with 15 heing lighting a candle, to see If there for the luncheon. there Is something to catch the dripping wax. Large decorallve candles may have lo be placed In a saucer or other such container. Small round glass collars can be bought to go on regular, size candle holders to catch the drips. - POU.Y. r ~ ·· :=·:·=·=~;·,· :;::·· ,.,.,., ,_!:. :. ~:~~~~e~~1~~~~~~:i~~ HORS-EMEN!!!! 399Wesl Ma in Polly's Pointers By Helen Bottel II J II(') . ATHENS - High school s in Southe"stern 0!1iu are being invited to nominate, une or more members of the senior .class of 1977 as Ohi o University swllmcr scholars . Each student selected may enroll in five quarter hours of tuition-free, freshman-level · work on the Athens campus this summer. Credit for course.s success fully completed will coun t toward Ohio University graduation requirements or may be tran sfe rre d lo another college or universily . To he chosen a summer scholar, a student must place in the top 10 per cerrt of his or her high school's jWJior class, and the school's principal and a guidance counse for must recommend se lection and secure parental approval. IT tile student enrolls in ad· ditionul fre shman -leve l courses, fees wliJ be dwrged at lhe curretr t rate . Nomination form s arc available in the offi ces of area high schools and should be returned to Dr ..James Walters , Di redo r of tid - Quasar •• · &~N¥.11!=.~ D. ROUND.POINT SIIOYR Fcwwn turnociollp. 47" hondle. REGULAR 7.49....... 5.33 E. POST HOLE DIGGER 5.66 6.44 lwodloh ,._1btode. C. GARDEN SPADE SerrotH edge. 71" hondle . E. Strong,IJth! tool. 9" blctdos. REGULAR 7.49. ....... EACH REGULAR 14.SO...J 0.88 F. 21" BOW SAW REGULAR 8.69. ••.•••• a.-.,tat... bow. 3.99 REGULAR 5.29..: ..... lMJ11H!A!llJ ' 1/2" IICJ' - - REINfORCED YINYL .HOSE 5/1" X50' RUIIEIHOSE low ._,,..,loll· Reinforced, 3-ply ~ffexl· btltty. Rllnfortod. Groen. bttlty . Groen. 666 S~LE PRICE 1188 mi!DPOMEROY .CEMENT TreF•~~· BLOCK CO. . . The Department Store of BuUding Since 1915 �.; 'I• . •' ." ~:::;:;:;:;:~:;: ;:;:;.;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;.;.;.;.;:;: ;:;:;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: ;: Seniors-to-be .. Helen Help 'fhl 8 \\ et• k's wiuniug l1t.ttt•r y numhl•rs : Thrcl'-digil 1111111bcr - offered free ~ ~:-- 'flie Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frlday,May 7, 1976 8- The Daily Sentinel, Mid<Uepurl-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~'riday, May 7, Us ..• ~ 1 4 lelght-cme · flour) . F o u r~ di g lt numhcr - OU classes KHll 9 1clght-elghl · eight· f-' in• -digil numbt:r - :1969!1 Jthrl'e· nlnc · six· .. niut.. ninu 1. Six· diglt number 8·18625 I right · four-eight· ~ i .t-t\, u-five. Sp irit of "76 winning numbers : '1\r~ ·digit numbers - 62 lsixh·- twu) . 61 tsixtv·une), 26 .l twenly'slx l and 74 seve nty· four) . Fo uo··rli gll number 1184 1one-s<'vcn · eight· 1 foun . Fi\'t'·digit numhe r - 81937 lclglrl·one • nin<• lhrt~ c- !ti CVCI\, Slx·digit number _ 7!.7066 1seven · eight·sevcn zero-six-six J. HUMPHREY OK WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Hubert . Humphrey's doelor says a phys ica l exmnimrlion of the Minnesota Demo crat showed no pro gression of a precam.: erous bladder con dition. Dr. W. Dabney Jarman Wednesd;~y sclid the routine , lnstllutlon or Home Care? Dear Helen : , . So much has been said about "noble" parents who keep !herr severely retarded children al home, devoting illeir lives toillem. Having been raised in this situation, I would like to pral.se the "nobler" parents who place their .child in an institution with children who have similar problems. . l!nless you've been the brother or sister of a mC!Ital cripple, you'll never know the embarrassment it can cause. 1 was so ashamed of my older bro~r (drooling; soiling hi!ll.self, m~sturbating, etc.) that I hated to go home after school. My fr1ends wouldn't come to my house (some of their parents forbade il ) and when I was a!their homes I was watched as If I might suddenly become like him. Crueler children made fun of me and used to walk by our ho\ISC to "look at ille looney." There was never a peaceful meal, birthday party or even an evenlngthathedldn'truin. Please, readers, If you have such a child think of your normal children first. It won 't matter to (or her) where he 'sra1sed, but ch, what a difference it will make to the others. Does anyone else feel this way, or am I weird? - SAD CHILDHOOD rum Dear Sad: . Many people feel as you do, and just' as many others will disagree. The sad fa cts are lhal mental institutions an average family can afford usually ~o not offer the Individual care and love parents want for their retarded children. If only there were a truly adequate solution to the problem how much heartache would be saved! - H. ' +++ Dear Helen : My resistance is not gelling lower, but my fw-y is s ix~munl h cx<~m in a ti o n missions, Ohio Univcrsit v indicated "no prog ression of mount mg. We have a 3-year-old. l have never allowed him to eat hard Chubb Hall , i\lhcrrs, Oh io: the hl<idrler condition and on candy, chocolates or lollipops.! feel this benefits him nothing 45701 by May 21. the IJ:.sis of these findings no ~ have given him fruits and nuts for treats. He Is very content furth er trcHtrncn l is w1th them - a happy, active, healthy child. PIHnne<l." Unfortunately, relatives and friends make me feel as if 1 RANKINS SPLIT am robbing my son of .an important ingredient of childhood. LOS ANGELES iUPI ) H<rnkin. 34 _ They relate givmg a kid candy to saying you love him ... or Sin ge r and songwrit er rewarding him in some way. Kenneill Rankin, 36, filed sttil ,,;~~·~ have . uu;~e children, Please help me ward off qnpleasant circumstances with in Superior Cow·t Wednesdav to. 1.1. lire di vorce candy-j>ushers . - SWE:E'f 'fOOTII FOR SWEET FRUITS for a divorce from his wife petltoon Sa id they had been 14 years, singer Yvonne ~~pta ra bled since last Dear Sweet : ""P em er. Confirmed candy-j>ushers are hard to change': they're usually of the old school who used such sweets as bribes. You know the type : "1llere's a nice piece of candy for any lillie boy who eats his dinner ALL UP." ·OPTOMETRIST Keep 'em aware of your rules and hang tough . lt's the only OFFICE HOUR S: 9 :30 to 12,2 to 5 (CLOSE way lo handle "sweet-hogs." - ,H. AT NOON __9N THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., POMEt<OY. o! . N. W. _COMPTON. O.D. :::: : sunday School: )! . A Major Breakthrough in Horse Worming :::: MASON, W. Va. - Sunday School attendance May 2 at the Faith Baptist Church was 63 . The Rev . Paul White, pastor of the First Southern Baptist Chapel , Pomeroy, brought the message for the evening services. The youth fellowship will meetSunday,May9al6:30p. m. and Ivan Cardwell of r Athens will bring the evening · services at 7:30 p. m. Sunday School is at 10 a.m . and Bible Study on Wed· nesday is at 7:30p.m. The church is presently located in the· Steelworkers Union Hall on Railroad St. between Horton and Pomeroy . Sts. in Mason. The public is ·:·: It's e new standard In hor11 worming. Equlvot-14 ellectlvoly kllloand renoovos 14 dlllorontopoclos ot worms and bois. Not jusl5or81 Facta provo- Equ!val-14 .controls higher p~rc ll'n1•g•• of dangerous paraslteslhan eny ot 'Htr "ln·lhe·teed" wormer. Even moreelfeetlvelhan 1'lube" wonners. And It's the mos't palatable wormer yet. Don'tsolllo for lass ... buy Equivel-14 today I NOW AVAILABLE AT MODERN SUPPLY Sl . 992 _216 The store with "A ll ki nds of st uff" for pets- sf 4bl I _Pomeroy, 0 . - gardens. a es - arge & small ammals, lawns T1'ENT'10;]\i 1, I .CELEBRATE ~ ITH US- iTS OUR '. GAULS SHAKE HAVEN CHESTER, OHIO ST. RT. 7 All during the month of May '16. Jake and Mid wi ll be D!termg spec~~ Is .o~ dtfferent Sll ~dwi ch es, baskets and dmners .. The Sp1r1t of '76 1' spectal wi ll run a ll month . Door ~nzes for those 16 yean or under and 16 years or over. Registra.tian wil l begin on May 1st !t nd end May 31st ~jth drawmgs at 9: oo p.m . Yo u need not be present to wm . ~any •.ma ny , th anks .to a II who have rna de ours yea rs tn bu s1ness very special to bot h of us. Jake & Mid Gaul . 1 By Polly Cramer "Spirit of , 76 Special" Reg. Hot Dog, Sauce, F.F., S~all 76~ 1 Drtnk i invited lo attend all services. ACCEPTED da~~~~a~~e :r~n a~tv:~: •• •• • • • • • •.. •• •• Try alcohol solution on candle wax stain - -. .- DEAR POLLY - !voted at ille primary election today for the first time and my Pet Peeve is that there were no erasers on the pencils iii the voting booths. - PEARL. DEAR POLLY - The electric mixer takes the lumps out of canned soup easier and leaves it creamier than just stirring with a spoon . After serving the soup, I fill the pan with water and. run ille mixer in it to clean it. This turbulence not only cleans the beaters effortlessly but get a good start on cleaning the pot. My mother does not like ille · nuisance. My dad cut a six ... .. "• ' ~ 2S '' dlago_nal picture. Quasar••· Works 1n a Drawer... Color TV. ,nsta -Mati c~Co lor Tun1ng . Our greatest picture performa nce. Mediterranean Credonza cabinel styling. Model WU91.88LP. Werner Radio·& TV M OHIO Trea t mo m to a meal at Burger Chef . Th en we'll treat her to dessert on us - a hoi apple turnover absolutely free! T his offer is good on ly on M other's Day, Sunday, May 9. So wme in an d show mo m you care with our Free M other's Day Dessert Offer. · ~~~~~~g~~.r~~~~ ~~~= There's more to 6ke at Burger Chef. I I 2325 JACKSON AVE., GERANIUMS AZALEAS PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. AS LOW AS 99~ EACH $6 95 EACH PET~NIAS • M_ARIGOLDS ·POTTED PLANTS. JACKSON.PERKINS ROSES - IMPATIENS • BEGONIAS. •HANGING BASKETS •TERRARIUMS Sculptured Candle • Enameled Flowers _ Permanent Fruit Arrangements and Plaques. For The Very Special Mother MOYNIHAN'S VIEW BOSTON (UP() - Daniel P. Moynihan believes American individualism Is on ille decline to the point that govenunent Is now shaping Individual behavior instead of man shaping govenunent. - A UNIQUE GIFT - . I. COMPLOE LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND INSTALLAliON SERVICE. . 1 0 % 00 REGUlAR PRICE . MOTHER'S DAY ORDERS ONLY! ELECT FRUIT TREES JUDGE RONALD R•. CALHOUN 4 TO 6 FEET from DWARF FRUIT TREE$ ' OF GALLIA COUNTY APPLE - 5 IN 1 APPLE - PEACH - PEAR · TO THE COU.RT OF APPEALS IN THE Ron Calhoun REPUBLICAN PRIMARY - JUNE 8th Pd. Pol. Adv. SOD· 69C Alh SQ. YARD SECTION • '• •• • . ~ MRS. McMINN ••• W'!'II I(MUJ on you. FORMERLY SMELTZER GARDEN CENTER 4 Miles West on Rl 35••. Gallipolis, Ohio DON McMINN Southern Baptists from a 10 Coleman , Director of . county area will gather in · Missions , Scioto Valley Jackson Friday, May 7, for a Baptist Association, Jackson Family Missions Rally · ~~ and. Mrs. Mary Shearer Uck Elementary School on wOnien ,s Mlsslonary Union' Rl. 35· at 7' 30 p. m. Director for the association, Speakers will be Rev. and Gallipolis. Mrs. Don McMinn, Southern Churches cooperating in Baptist Missionaries to the rally are First Baptist Korea, stationed in Taejon. and Rolling Hills; Athens; He teaches in the Korea Calvary, PIke ton. Bap t i s t Theological Chillicothe ; Cook . Road: Seminary, where he became Lucasville; Emmanuel affiliated after two years of Jackson; French City and studying the Korean Good News, Gallipolis ; language. He is also Grace McArthur· First treasurer of the Korea Logan'; First &uthern' . Chr1sllan Aca.demy, . Pomeroy; Seventeenth Mrs. McMmn teaches. a • Street Portsmouth · Sharon. S~day ~h~o~ c_lass, par- Ironto~ ; First, Wa~erl and hc1pates m Vlsltal!on for her First, West PortsmouJ:: local church, ~nd teaches Missions cooperating In the ho".'e. economtcs at the rally are Burlingham, Shade· Chnshan academy. . Ireland, Coolville; Faiiland', Before they were ~ppumted Proctorville; Frankford; by the Fore1gn M1ss10n Board Good News, Sciotoville· m 1966, he was pastor of Murray City· Nelsonville: Ham1lton Meadows Baptist Faith, Weliston; Firsi Church, Columbus, ~hiO . Chapel, Wheelersburg, Ohio, The rally is bemg co- and Faith Mason w Va ordmaled by Rev. Clifford B. ' ' · · Calendar • IS SUMIIAY,MAYS'fl George Shlveler, Jr., of Cincinnati, . formerly of Pomeroy, and niece of Mr. and Mrs . Aaron Kelton Pomeroy, has been accepted mto the National Honor Society at Aiken High School in Cincinnati. Miss Shiveler was one of 25 selected for the honor out of a class of over 700 juniors at the school. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Shiveler, Sr., formerly of Pomeroy . . ••' •• A reunion of the Pomeroy High School class uf 1936 has beett planned the evening of May 29 following lh e . A girl scout day camp training session in preparation Pomeroy Alumni Association for the Big Bend Camp al Kiashuta, July 12-16, was held banquet and program. 1l1e reunion will be held al Thunday at ille site. the An1ericai. Legion hall in • Mrs. Judy Werry, camp director, and Mrs. Pat Thoma Pomeroy. Husbands and ••slstant, conducted the work for Mrs. Vera Johnson, Mrs: wives of alumni not eligible to Carolyn Reeves, Mrs. Barbara Dugan, Mrs. Reta Hill, Mrs. attend the banquet may go lo &lsan Winebrenner, Mrs, Linda Stewart, Mrs. Charlene the hall earlier in the evening Altbotllle and Mrs. Eleanor Lawson . to be joined there.. later by The group learned to tie knots, to laSh tables, to make a their spouses . Those atclothl:sli~~t, and ·set up cran centers. Cll!y was located on the hill for 1IBf In pottery planned for the week. The camp wo.rkers hlkecl aboqt till: lodge to locate suitable camp sites. Tr&IIIJ)ortatlon waa diacus8ed and It was decided that each leader will be responsible for getting transportation for the scou!l .in her b-oop. Mrs. Betty Lane, coordinator for transportation, will review safety factors with the leaders plor to DEXTER - Sunrise ser· camp opening day. vices at the Dexter Church of Also diJcusaed was a sitter· service during camp. The Olrisl Sunday, Aprill8, were t!el'vice will be avaUsble only for children of camp workers. held with Pastor Charles While no further training sessions will be held, plans for the Russell leading the service. camp wll1 be finalized at a service unit meeUng to be held in The wooden cross and tomb early JW1e. were displayed at the pulpit. Eight members helped In the SJRACUSE BROWNIE TROOP mo . Mother's Day projects were oompleted at the Thursday service, such as looking In the rught meeting of Syracuse Brownie Troop 1120 at the Syracuse empty tomb, assembled at Elementary School. Each of the girls also made a card for her the table and serving commother. ., munion. Dale Jacobs gave Day camp was discussed and plans made to make sit' the devotion . Several members attended upons . The scouts wrote thank you notes to Fritz Sisson who sponsored a wiener roast for them at the honie of Jill Nease from lhe Columbia Chapel Tuesday night. · Olurch. The Edward Coen The pledge to the flag was led by Carol Hendrix, the Lord's family participated in lhe Prayer by Veronica Provo, the Brownie promise by Sherry service. Prayer was given by Ritchie, and the Brownie Smile song by Kathy Pickens. Jill Ed. The Coen sisters played Nease said the Brownie Bll. Refreshments were served by and sang specials. After the services closed, breakfast Laura Roush, Be<ky Roush and Sherri Sisson. was served in the basement. The regular Bible School POMEROY TROOP 1078 A skaUng party with several other Brownie troops was was held at 9:30a.m . Caryl planned for May 18 at this week~smeeUng of Troop 1076. . Tyler composed and read a The Brownies made flower arrangements for Mother's poem tilled " Jesus's Death Day and were given live pansies donated by Pal Thoma for and Resurrection." Charles their mothers. Get-well cards were signed for Mrs. Irene Russell gave the sermon. The women's fellowship Baxter and Mrs. Wanda Swartz, mothers of members. Debra Werry gave the pledge to the flag. · meeting was held al the Dexter Church Thursday, April 22. Many attended from other Churches of Christ in Meigs County. This was also BAKERS BUDGET lending the party are to lake lheir own snacks. All but eight pf class men1bers h~ve been contacted. Addresses are needed for Floyd Bailey, Kenneth Hysell, Kennett Story, Eugene Wolfe, Marcella Custer Brown, Ruth Maness Pride, Dacle Roberts and Carletta Ohlinger. Anyone who can fw-nish their addresses are asked lo call Mrs. Agnes Dixon, 992·7246 or 992-5813. FRIDAY MEIGS COUNTY Pomona Grange to visit Gallia County Pomona Grange at the Springfield Grange Hall. REVUE 76, a variety show, will be p1·esented by Southern High School Choir under the direction of Mrs. lee lee Friday, at 8 p.m. at the high school. "REVUE 76" Friday at Southern High School. Variety show by Southern High School choirs. Mrs. Barbara Lawrence choreographer, band "Jade," director and accompanist Mrs. Lee lee. Curtain time, 8 p.m . Admission $1.25 for adults and 75 cents students. . SATURDAY REVIVAL NOW In progress at Chesler NaZI!rene Church through Saturday. The Rev.. Junior Maloy, guest ' speaker. Davis Trio featured Friday night. Services 7:30 p.m. nightly. 'fAG DAY in Racine saturday 9 to 1l a .m. • Everyone from to mee t al balUield and bring own money con· t.ainers. J MODE:RN Woodmen will ' honor all mothers with a ' slipper at 8 p.m. Saturday al ille hall in Burlingham. Meat, salad and beverage will be furnished ; take covered dish . BAKE SALE by Racine Cub and Boy Scouts Saturday in Iron l of Racine Post Office beginning al 8 a .m. Anyone wishing lo donate , have baked goods at sale location by 7; 45 a.m. In case of rain sale will be at Boy Scout building. RIVERVIEW PTA will sponsor combination bake and yard sale, Friday, 10 a.m . to 8 p.m. and Satw-day, !Oa.m. to3p.m cat the school in Reedsville. SUNDAY COAL MINERS·and w(ves, ex-coal miflers and wives of deceased miners invited to a meeting of Southeastern Ohio cliapler of Black' Lung Assn., 1:30 p.m. Sunday at recreation room of Jack's • Club, Intersection of Routes 7 and 143. Everyone welcome. MOTHER'S DAY Barbecue Sunday at Tuppers Plains Fire House sponsored by . Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department. Half , chicken or spare ribs, baked beans , cole slaw, potato chips. Drink and dessert extra. Meats only for carryout . . MONDAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS of Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Monday at noon al Meigs Inn. MEIGS MUZZLEWADER range open Monday at 6:30 p.m. Public is welcome. HARRISONVILLE OES Chapter practice, 7 p.m. Monday at hall. All officers urged to attend. UNITEQ Methodist Women, Heath Church, 7:30 Monday, with Mrs, Harry Chesher to have devotions and Mrs. James Euler to review Billy Graham's latest book. Hostesses will be Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. John Kincaid , Mrs. Everett Davis and Mrs. James Jividen. MEIGS ASSOCIATION for Retarded Citizens wili meet 7:30 p.m. Monday at ille Meigs Community Health Center. TUESDAY EASTERN BAND Boosters Tuesday 7: 30 p.m, in band room. Everyone urged to attend. ~ATURDAY FISH FRY beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday at Middleport Fire Departm ·ent headquarters; sandwiches and dinners; bake sale also at same lime by the department's auxiliary . MALIK RE'I1JRNS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UP!) - Soviet Ambassador Yakov Malik made hiJ first appearance at the United Nations Wednesday since .he and Mrs. MaUlt were Injured in an automoblle coUIJion In New York March If. Malik Is Moscow's . permanent repreaentatlw at the world organlzatloo. .,.. 9112 '98 2 PC. tmvER UPRIGHT a.£ANERS UVING ROOM ·SUITE '250 '58 Nylon Fabric Compare $350. 3 PC. BEDROOM family night. They are aU Invited to attend the men's fellowship meeting at Dexter Monday, May 17. Two ladies presented a play, and others read devotions, poems and sang specials. A good lime was. enjoyed by all . The business meeting was held before closing and refresh· ments were served In the basement. AND MANY OlHER VAUJES SUITt '128 Plant exchange held Members of the Walk-In Garden Club uchanged plants, seeds and bulbs at a meeting held recently at the home of Mrs. Etta Cullums. Sewing club meets Mrs. Flo Strickland hosted a meeting of the Sew-RiteSewing Club Wednesday night. Mr$. Pandora Collins presided at the meeUng with Mrs . Carolyn McDaniel giving the treasurer's report and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore the secretary's report. Money (or the calendars was turned in and a while elephant sale was planned for the next meeting to be al the Collins home. Members again discussed the Regatta Parade entry. Games were played with prizes going ·to Mrs. Mildred Well, Mrs. Joan Hoffman, Mrs. lenora McKnight and Mrs . Lucy White. Mrs. Strickland served a dessert course to those named and Mrs. Shirley Baity, Mrs. Ann Browning, Mrs. Martha Hoffman, Mrs. Nettle Boyer, Mrs. Betty Wehrung and Mrs. Barbara Mullen. J!'or roll call each member named flowers she had blooming . Mrs. Mildred Zeigler read an article on care of gloxinias and Mrs. Edna Lee gave one on famous gardens of the world. She said illal God .was the first gar. dener ;uld plan led a garden in Eden and that probably more people visit the Garden of Geillsemime than any other on earth. A contest conducted by Vada Hazelton was won by Belva Willard. Get-well cards . wer<t, sent. to. Beet Romine, Mabel lee, Kenneill Romine Edson Hert, Sam Williams: Lowell Carper, Joan Kaldor, Leonard Reed and Jean Mengel. Cherry pie, ice cream, nuts, mints and cbffee were served. BAKE SALE The · Mld·dleport Firemen's Auxiliary will stage ·a bake sale Saturday at the hall In conjunction with the fish fry helng held by the firemen. Members are to take baked goods to the ball at 10 a.m. Other residents willing to contribute baked go~ may either take them to the hall or leave with one of the memheni. Proceeds will go into the equipment fund. .:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:; In 1973, the White House denied that President Nixon knew beforehand of the Wa.tergate break-in or 'offered clemency to anyone involved. · ROUND POINT SHOVEL 5.79 ~EG . For yard or gardoo . .0" hondlo. MOTHER'S DAY BARBECUE MAY 9, STARTS 11 A.M. BOW WE 14 ~.... 4\>1 h . lcrro hondlo. GARDEN HOE Half chicken or spare ribs with baked beans, cole .slaw, potatoe chips. Drink and dessert extra. Meats only · may be purchased for carry-out. YOUR D. See our fine selection of yard and gardening tools made by the people who build quality ... A. SQUARE POINT SHOVEL Hollow-bad< shovel. fl" hot'Gio. You,l LM This Group From Athens 4.66 REGULAR 5.79. ....... B. PERFOUTED BLADE HOE Veno~lo mortrwlpdon hoe . C.B.S•.TRIO They Play It All! TONIGH-T and SATURDAY 10:00 nL 2:oo · The MEIGS INN Ph. 992-3629 · POMEROY REG. 4.49 366 CHOICE ' I Spo,nso1red by Orange Twp. Vol. Fire Best In Live Entertainment REG. 5.59 Sllank pattom 1101. 48" ID1dlo . AI Tuppers Plains Fire House Tbe Almanac United Press IDiemaltoaal Today Is Friday, May 7, the 1211th day of 1976 with 238 to follow. . The moon Is in Its first quarter. The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. English poet Robert Browning was born May 7, 1812. This is acb-ess Anne Baxter's 53rd birthday. . On this day in his)ory: ' ID• 1916, 1,197 pasaengers, 124 of them Americans, were lost when a Gennan U-boat sank the ·British liner "Lusltanla" off ihe coast of Ireland. In 1M5, Nazi Germany sw-rendered on the 2,tmth day of World War n. In 1968, Alabama Go( Lurleen Wallace died of cancer at the age of 41. UNOLEUM RUGS Sofa Beds Sunrise services enjoyed ·''• • •• • onis apple pi~ is free at GBulger Chef. o:f frame. ll leans against the inside of the frame . -It is sprayed a Oourescent orange to minimize the danger of anyone tripping over it. This was used as a physical barrier when the dog was a puppy. Now he is full grown up with it. He respects it no Missions rally will ...~Giri'~Sc~ut Diary Class reunion set be held in Jackson sy Charkme Hoeflich ~ POLLY'S PROBLEM matter ,;_hal door the bowd is DEAR POLLY - While set against. We point It out to burning a candle on · my guests but no one has tripped mantle, it mel led and ran over It because of the color.down on the sandstone BARBARA. · fireplace front . I have tried to DEAR POLLY - To remove this with turpentine, ocganize my spools of thread a hot Iron with a paper towel I use plastic ice cuhe trays. I and dish detergent, but to no arrange the thread acrorctlng avail. Do you have . any to color and stack ille trays.' suggestions ? -GAIL. - KATIIY .DEAR GAIL - I presume th,t after the above treat. GUESTS AT MEET nfenl& !here would he 110 Three former residents of excess wax remaining, but Rutlarid were guesls at the should there be remove It by . Wednesday meeting of the scraping with a DULL lmlfe. Silver Circle Senior CitiZens Heat treatments are mainly· al the Rutland hall. They for while candles, as tbe beat were Lucille Swl!ftz, Mason; may sel lhe dye In colored Mrs, Carrie Kennedy, wax. Try using one rap Middleport, and Mrs . al<ohol to two cups of water. Dorothy Phillips, Pomeroy. It Is always best to Twenty-five persons alended carefully check, before during lhe day with 15 heing lighting a candle, to see If there for the luncheon. there Is something to catch the dripping wax. Large decorallve candles may have lo be placed In a saucer or other such container. Small round glass collars can be bought to go on regular, size candle holders to catch the drips. - POU.Y. r ~ ·· :=·:·=·=~;·,· :;::·· ,.,.,., ,_!:. :. ~:~~~~e~~1~~~~~~:i~~ HORS-EMEN!!!! 399Wesl Ma in Polly's Pointers By Helen Bottel II J II(') . ATHENS - High school s in Southe"stern 0!1iu are being invited to nominate, une or more members of the senior .class of 1977 as Ohi o University swllmcr scholars . Each student selected may enroll in five quarter hours of tuition-free, freshman-level · work on the Athens campus this summer. Credit for course.s success fully completed will coun t toward Ohio University graduation requirements or may be tran sfe rre d lo another college or universily . To he chosen a summer scholar, a student must place in the top 10 per cerrt of his or her high school's jWJior class, and the school's principal and a guidance counse for must recommend se lection and secure parental approval. IT tile student enrolls in ad· ditionul fre shman -leve l courses, fees wliJ be dwrged at lhe curretr t rate . Nomination form s arc available in the offi ces of area high schools and should be returned to Dr ..James Walters , Di redo r of tid - Quasar •• · &~N¥.11!=.~ D. ROUND.POINT SIIOYR Fcwwn turnociollp. 47" hondle. REGULAR 7.49....... 5.33 E. POST HOLE DIGGER 5.66 6.44 lwodloh ,._1btode. C. GARDEN SPADE SerrotH edge. 71" hondle . E. Strong,IJth! tool. 9" blctdos. REGULAR 7.49. ....... EACH REGULAR 14.SO...J 0.88 F. 21" BOW SAW REGULAR 8.69. ••.•••• a.-.,tat... bow. 3.99 REGULAR 5.29..: ..... lMJ11H!A!llJ ' 1/2" IICJ' - - REINfORCED YINYL .HOSE 5/1" X50' RUIIEIHOSE low ._,,..,loll· Reinforced, 3-ply ~ffexl· btltty. Rllnfortod. Groen. bttlty . Groen. 666 S~LE PRICE 1188 mi!DPOMEROY .CEMENT TreF•~~· BLOCK CO. . . The Department Store of BuUding Since 1915 �· tt ~The Daily Sentinel Middleport-Pomeroy, O., Frtday, May 7, 1076 ' . • THE SALVATION 11 5 Bulle rn ul Pomeroy Ra.,. Envoy Wln •ng , ARMY Ave , and Mr s o~tce r s m charqe Sunday hOitness mee hng , 10 am ' Sunday sc hooL 10 30 a m leacter YP SM Eto 1se Adams 7 JO · MORSE CHAPEL Worsh ip 11 am . . Church Sc hool 10 a .m PORTLAND - Worsh iP 7 30 o m ~ Church School 9. 30 a ~~TTON - Church Sc hool 9 •JOa m Worship l si anc;t Jrd l"rl : \ unday rventno worsh ip. 7 p m . T UPPERS PLAINS CHR ,ISTIAN CHURCH E uq t nc \Jnc.Jer wood , piiSfor , Howard C.1ldw cll. J , Sunday '1chool 'rupt ~r 'Und~y Schoo l. 9 30 a m , Morning Ser mon , 10 ) 0 a 111 , Sunday cvenlng ,.en11ce . 1 p rn LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev 1 r c cland Norrts , pastor ; 1 loyd Norns , supt Sunday school. 9 30 i' m • morn 1ng se rmo n. 10.30 ,, m , Pr ~yer serv ice . Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ mllh . pa sTor Sunday Schoo l. 10 am . Arthur Henson, ~ upr 1 Morr1mg Worship . 11 a m , You ng Peop le's serv•ce, 7 p m , Evenmg serv•ce, 7 30 p m Wed nesday Mid Week Pror er ~e r vice . 7.30 p m , You h meeting , 6 30 p m , EIJening worSh ip." 7.30 p,m CHESTER CHURCH OF Rev 1 THE NAZARENE Herbert Grate , pastor Worshrp serv•ce, I 1 am and 7 30 p m Sunday . Sunday Sc hool. 9· 30 am . ~ • chard Barton , supt Prayer meeting . Wedr1esday. 7 30 p m , BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Jack Perry , mml s ter Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , mornmg church 10 . 30 a m ; Sunday evenmg serv •ce, 7 30 p m Wednesday serv 1ce, 8pm -·~lAU REL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev r loyd F Shook. . flastor . Lloyd w nght , Sunday Schoo l Supl , M0rr11ng WorSh ip 9 30 a m . Sunday Sc hool 10 20 a m • Wednesday Prayer: an d Brble Study 7. 30 p m , Sunday evening wor ship 7 30 p m , Cho•r Pra ctice Thursday , 7 p 9 H a. Television log for easy viewing m !>al va lion meeting . Sundays 10 . 30 am VAN pL ad leS Home League , 12 noo n NORTHEAST CLUSTER CHURCH POMEROY 2 p ,m . Thursday , prttver Rev . Robert Meece. . Re v O' De ll 1....0 eet Pa!1or TRINITY CHURCH - Rev Manl ey , , Henry Ebl 1n. " 1 1ng and B ible st udy , Dennts Creegar, W H Perrin, pa stm . Roy Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Th ursday . 7· 30 P m AHoc . Minister Maye r , Su nday sc hool supt Schoo l 9 30 am . Ev en ing MIDDLEPORT JOPPA - Worst11p 10 am . Church school . 9 · 15 s m , worSh•P T· Jop m . Pra ye r and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Ch u r c h Sc hool9a m , Pray e r worsh•P serv1ce. 10 30 am Pra•sc se rvr cc. Thur sCiay . 7 JO Co rn er Fourth and M a in . Meeting We dnesday 8 p m Choir r e hea rsa l, Tu esday . pm Mid dlepo rt R ev Henry K ey , LONG BOTTOM Wor 7. 30 p m under d irec l•on o l SYRACUSE FIRST Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hool. Sht j:) 9 am , Sunday School CHURCH OF COO - Rev 9 30 a m Mrs Paul Nease Mrs Erv1n · 9 . 4~ a .m , Prayer Meellng Georg e Oil e r ~ pasto r Sunday Ba4mga rdn er, sup! . Morn ing Wednesday 7· 30 p m . POMEROY CHURCH OF school , 9 .t5 a •Jl , mornrng wo r Shi p, IO · .t 5 am NORTH BETHEL YHE NAZARENE - Corn er pr ea ch•ng , II am . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Worship 11 am .. Church Union rtnd Mulberry Rev evange i•Strc t>e n11c e. 7 30 p m - La rr y Ca rn ahan , pres•dmg Schoo l 10 ~ m Clyd e V rte pder son , pastor Pray er m eettng , ThursCiay , m•n•ster Sunda y, Bible AlFRED - Sunday School Sundav schoo l. 9 30 am Glen 7, 30 p m lectur e 9 30 am Walch 9 · 45 am , Worsh•p 11 am , McCiyng , s upt , mornmg POMEROY WESTSIDE tow e r s tudy 10 30 am , Prayer mee t•ng Wednesday wor sh •P· 10 30 a m , evenrng CHURCH OF CHRIST , 100 W Tuesday , B1ble s tudy , 7 30 7 4 5 p m , UMW l rd Tuesday serv•ce. 7 30 . m1d week Ma1n Sl J er r y Paul. p m , Thur sday . m1n 1str y 8 p m se rv ice. Wedn es day , 7 30 P m mrn rs ter . phon e 99 2 76b6 school , 7 JO p m . se rv•ce fi:EEOSVILLE - Sunday GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Co n sc r va t i iJ e non 8 30 p m Sc hoo l 9 JO a m Wo r shi p 7 30 Rev Harold Deeth, rec tor instrumental , Sunday wor meet.ng MIDDlEPORT CH UR CH p m , Prayer Meeting 7 30 Church services , 10 30 am . Sh•P 10 am , B•bl e stud y. II OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN p m Tuesday. UMW 7 30 Holy commun •on f~rsl Sunday a m , wor shrp , 6 p m Wed UNION - Lawrence Manley , p m 1st Thur sday ot month , church sc noo l. 10 JO ncsdav A•hle s tud y. 7 p m pa stor Mrs Russell Young , SILVER RIDGE - Wor am tor nurscrv lhrouah 12 Sur1day Sc hool Su p! Sunday Sh•p 10 a ,m Chtrfch Schoo l 9 POMEROY CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL School 9 · J O a m Even 1ng am CHRIST - RIC:hllrd Evanson , BAPTIST - RQger Tu rner . worsh1p , 7 30 Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS pastor Bible school . 9 30 pastor Sunday school. 10 a prayer m'eehng . 7 JO p.m WDrs hip9a m et'r'Orch School a m , worsh ip, 10 30 am • m Morn ing sen••ce , 11 a m MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 a .m adult worship se rv rce and Sunday evening serv ice , 7 30 GOO - Rac•neRoule2. the KEN O CHURCH OF young people's meeting , 7 30 p m Wednesday Bible Study , Rev Jam es M Muncy , CHRIST - George Freder•ck, p m Combtned B1ble study Wednesday , 7 30 D. m pastor Sunda y schoo L 9 45 su p! Serv 1ce wee kly , 9 30 and prayer meeting . Wed am morn•ng worship . 11 a rn on Sunday PreachrnQ nesda y, 1 30 p m am : even1ng worshrp . 7 30 firsT ar1d lh1rd Sundeys of OLD DEXTER BIBLE THE SALVAT IO N ARMY mo nlh by CliffOrd Sm1th , 9 30 ISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Prayer meet mg . Tu esday Envoy Ray W Wining, oft1cer CHR 7 30 p rn , Young people 's a m Ron Terry pa stor Sun day in charge Sunday , 10 am , sc hooL 10 am , Mr s Worley mee lmg 7 30 pm Thursday HOBSON C: H R: !ST IAN Hol•ness m eetr ng 10 30 am . Fr a nc 1S. M IDDL EPORT FIRST UNION - Darre ll Doddn\1 , super•nlendent Sunday So;: hool Young Morn•ng worship am BAPTIST - Corner S•x. lh and pastor Sunday Schoo L 9 30 People 's Leg ion 7 p m . Sunday even.nt;;~ se.r v• 11 PeTer am Leo nard G•l more , f1rSI ce . 7. jQ Palme r , the Rev Ttlur sday , 1 to 3 p ll'l , li;iC11 eS GRAHAM UNITED Granda! , pas lo r , Danny elde r eve n1ng s.e rv1ce , 7 30 Hom e League . 7 p m Prep METHODIST Wedne s day prayer Pre achmg Thompson , super rnt enden1 p m classes 30 a m , firSt a nd second Sunday Sc hool WM PO Radro m~et r ng , 7 JO p m ST PAUL LUTHERA N 9Sunday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF s of each month , lh •rd program 7 45 a m , Sunday DE XTER CHURCH OF CHURCH , Corn er of fourth Sundays ea ch Schoo L 9 !5 a m , Mornmg GO O - Rac•ne Route 2 The CHR IST - Char les RusselL Sycam ore and Secon d Sts , and Youth Re11 Charles Hand . pasTor Sr .m m•Ster . Norman C W1ll , mont h . worsh•P ser•nce at 7 30 wo r s.h 1p, 10 15 a m Pom eroy , Th e Rev Wtll1am Wednesday e . . . ent ngs at act tv rll es and fellows h•P fo r Sunday sc hool. 9 ' 45 am • sup ! , Sunday school , 9 30 Sunday M1dd\eswar1h Pa stor Su nday p7 m 30 Pra yer and Btble Studv tu nr,H and se n 1or h1g h mornmg worsh •P· 11 am a m , worsh •P serv 1ce, 10 30 · Acts SchOQI ar 9 45 am and SEVENTH DAY AD · s tudenrs , 6 p m Sunday Even mg servrces . Tuesday a m . B•b le st udy , Tuesday, 4 5-21 Church Serv •ces II am and Fr iday , 7 30 P m VENT IST, Mu lberr y He igh tS eve nmg wo rSh ip 7 JO p m 7 30 p m SACRED HEART - Rev Road . P omeroy Mrd week pra ye r se r v•ces , SEARWAlL OW R lO GE Pastor . REORGANIZED CHURCH Fa th er Paul D . Wellon t Gera r d Seto n. Sa bb ath Sch ool Wedn esd ay , 7 30 p m Monday CH URCH OF CHRI ST· · Doug OF JESUS CHRIST OF pa s to r P hone 99 2 2825 Supe r i nt en d ent , C l ara Acts CHURCH OF CHRIST . ~e aman . nllntsTer !3rble LAT TER DAY SAINTS Saturday evenrng Mass , 7 30 , 4:23-31 in ty r e Sabba th Sc hoo l Middlepo r t 5t h and Mam , stu dy , 9 30 a m · morn•ng Portland Ra c rne Roa d Sunday Mass . a and 10 am . Mc Glaze m•nlsTer , worshrp , 10 JO am evenrng Oeu r ge Satu rday a ft ern oon a t 1 00. Wil liam Roush , pas tor Denny Con fession . Sa turd ay . 17 30 wrth SheeTs , s up errn worshrp , 8 p m • . Wednesday Evans . worSh ip s er vtce J ames Sunday Sch ool , Tuesday om tendent B1 ble school. 9 30 llr ghl F"11b le s tudy . a P m Drre ctor Sunday School. 9 30 Acts • POMEROY FIRST BAP · foll owmg at 3 IS am morn ing worsh 1p, 10 30 KENO CHURCH OF am , Morning worship , 10 30 6 6·15 RUTLAND FtJlST BAP TIST - Rev Ralph Zundel , am evenmg worship, 7 30 . CHRIST George am , Sunday eve n rng serv1ce pas to r Will1am Watson , TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger prayer Fre derick , supr Sund ay 7 p m Wednesday evening Sunday school su pt , Sunday Ford J r , pas tor , Or ew y nesday serv rce. 7 p m Wed ·.. morn Wednesday •ng servtce, 9·30 a . m prayer se rv•ces, 7 30 p m sc hool, 9 30 am , BV F. 6 GQre, su pt . Sunday sc ho ol II Samuel M IDDlEPORT CH URCH w th preaching on f lfSI and 1 BET HL E HEM BA PTIST p m , Bib le study , Wed 9 JO a m , morn rng worsh rp 9 1-13 OF THE NAZARENE - Rev th 1rd Sunday of month by ReiJ Earl Shuler , pastor nes day . 7 p m , cho.r pract11:e. 10 45 a f1'l Dor1 Cole pastor . Mr s Mary George Pickens . Worship serv•ce . 9 30 am , Wedn esday 8 30 p m Lathey Sunday scnoo l supt STIVE RSVILlE COM · Sunday school 10 30 a rn . THE HILAND CHAPEL , Thursday BURLINGHAM CHURCH George Casto . pastor Sun day Sunday sc ho ol, 9 30 am , MUNIT Y CHURCH ~ S un~ay Bible STUOY a n o ' E!~~ Luke - Rev Bobby Elk•ns , pastor serv 1 ce Thursday , 7 30 ~ O:,c hoo l '1 JO. a m . e iJenrng mo rnmg worshi p, 10 30 am . school se rv1 ce. 10 am ; 10:25-37 Su nday s c hooL 10 am , worS h ip 7 JO Thursday Sund ay eva ngelisti C meet1ng , Prayer meet1ng . Ttw rsday, 1 C ARLET(fN CHURCH worsh•P ser"Y ice , 11 a m and 7 evenrn g pray er se rv1ce 7 30 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng , p n1 s unday even mg serv .ce , Krngsbury Road Gary K•ng, p m . Wednesday evenrng Friday Wednesday, 7 30 p m 7 om pa s tor Sunday school. 9 30 pm t>e rv..!.CL....LP m John am .. evenmg wo rShip, 7 JO U NITED PRESBYTERIAN ZION CHURCH OF POMEROY FIRST 13·1-17 MINISTRY OF MEIGS CHRI ST Pomeroy p m Prayer mee t• ng , Wed RACINE APOSTO LIC SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 181 COUNTY - Dw1ghl L ZavtiZ . HarriSOnville Road . M1ke nesday, 1 30 D m CHURCH Evange ltSIIC Mulberry Ave , a ltd tated d~rec t o_ , _~ .. G•rton . pastor . Bi ll McE lroy , LONG BOTTOM Saturday with S B C Gary Basham . serv1ce , Sunda y, 7 30 p m , Sunday school sup! Sunday CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm 1lh , HARRISONVILLE PRE S· prayer meettng . lu esday . Romans Sunday school s up1 . Sunday pastor Wallace Damewood , Rev school , 9 30 a m . mornrng 7 30 p m . B•ble study , BYTERIAN sc hool . 9 30 am , morn •ng 12 .9·21 Ernest S tr~ck t m , pastor worship and commun1on , Su pt Bib le School , 9 30 a m Thu rsday , 7 30 p m Sc11plures saiected by The A.mencan BibMI Society .... orsh •P· 10 30 am ' eiJerytng C<lprnght 197E Ka1Sier Ad>-lertrstrrg Servrce, lnc Sltasburg Vrrgmra Sun day chu r ch sc hool. 9 JO 10 30 a m , Sunday evenrng Preachmg se r v1ce, 10 45 a m -Norsn •P !'} :1 0 p m B•ble m, Mrs Homer Lee , supt . youth Chrlst•an Endeavor . No evenrng se rv1 ce study , Wednesdav 7 30 P m MIDW AY COMMUN ITY 0morn 6 30 p m . worsh1p se rv1ce , HY SE LL - RUN •RE" 1ng wo r shrp , 10 30 CHurch at Langs vrlle FAIRPLAY CHAPEL , MIDDLEPORT - Sunday 7 30 p m Wed~esday METHODIST CHURCH Sc hooL 10 a m 8 1ble Sunday With the hope it wilL in' some measurE!, foster and h7lp sustain that lo c at e d on Mergs County school, 9 30 a m , R• chard even ing prayer meehng and• Rev Paul Nev• lle, pastor st udy . Wed nesd ay , 7 30 p m Road 1 ofl e i!her 325 or 1 1 <~ Va ughan , sup l Morn.ng B1b\e sr ud.,. , 7 30 P m Sc hoo l 9 , 30 am , Sunday which 'is good in family and community life, this feature ts sponsored by Church se rv•ces Saturday at worsh p, 10 30 am Pastor , Re . . . Theron ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mornmg serv1ce, 10 30 a m , 1 7 30 p m Youth m ee tmg s al Du rh am Sunday SchOol , 10 the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. SYRACUSE Morni ng CHURCH, Pme Gro ve, Th e you th ~erv •ce , b 45 p m 7 p m wllh Roscoe and worsh p , 9 a m , Sunday ReiJ Wrllr am M•d dl eswart h, Evangelis l ~e serv •c e 7 30 p m ll m . worship serv •ce, 7 30 1 Be l•nda F •fe, leaders Pm Sunday . Pra ye r schoo l. 10 a rn Mrs Sam pso n Pastor Ch urch Se rvices 9 30 Prayer meetmg , Thursday, meet ing Tuesd a y, 7 30 p m , AITH TABERNACLE _Hall , sup I . -, am , Sunday School10 30 am 7 30 p rn youlh serv1ce 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OV FREEDOM GOSPEl 1URCH Bailey Run RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - KimCole , pastor , l MISSION 1 r~d a•· at Ba ld Kno b . Rev R~" James 0 Road ' Re "~ Emmett Rawson , GOD Kevin King, Sunday schooP J Gr1ff 1th , supt of ch ur ch, RUTLAND AP OSTOLI L pastor Hand ley Dunn , su p! . Guynn pastor Sun day supt Sunda y school . 9· 301 E Nat 1onwtde Insu rance Co. of Columbus, 0 . R&v ' L R Glu ese n cam p. Sma ll Eng me Sa les & Se r vice CHURCH OF JESU S Sunday sc hool , 10 am . sc hool , 10 am . Sunday am i wors hip serv tce, 10 30' pa 307 Spring Ave. ' Pomeroy s tor Roger Wlllf r ed , Sr, CHRIST Thomas L Ph . 992-3092 Middleport 498 Locust St . Sunday evenrng SCI'IJ ICt ' worsh tp, 11 am , Sunday am , Sunda y services, 71 Sunday Schoo l sup t Sun day Doal992-2318 Ho lmes . pastor Evangelist ic 1 30 , B1bte teach1ng . 7 JO evenmg serv•cc . 7 p m , lh r w d school. 9 30 a m , pr ayer se rvtce. thursday . 7 30 P m Wedn eSday worsh•P servrce , P m ' 'iOU mee •ng , e p mf Thur sd ay nesday . 7 p.m - _ meelmg Tuesday. 7.30 p m , ~RESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 730pm AN IIYUIIY BAPTIST yo uth meel mg . bp m Sunday . ·H.AZE L COMMUNil Y Rev Free land No r r1$, pastor leaders Ada Va n Mete r an d 2 Conven~ent Locattons CHURCH Near Long Sundily school 10 am . Gretfa Sutt le Sunday evenmg Bottom . Edsel Hart. pastor Churc h servrce . 7 p m wo r sh tp . 7 p m through Pomeroy Ph . 992-2582 Bakers of Good Bread Sunday se hOul , 10 a m , Wednesday B•ble Study , 7 wrn ter months Hunt1ngton , W. Va . Churc h, 7 30 p m , ~raye r o m MT. HERMON CHURCH Mason , Ph. 773-5721 meehf1g, 7 30 p m Thursda y RACINE CHURCH OF THE OF THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT P EN · NAZARENE - Rev Joh n A BRETfiREN IN CHRIST TECOSTAL - Thir d Ave, the Co ff mar1 , pasto r Su nday Rev James H l eac h, pastor The voice of one crying for this generation : What ;s the Re . . . Wil l•am Kntll el. pa $tor Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m . Gera ld Sun day school . 9 30 a m , Rapture of the Church ? Rona ld Dugan Sunday School We ll s. sup I Morn ir1g Worsh ip. Russell Spen cer. sup l , Supt Classes for a ll ages , 10 JO a m , Sunday eve nmQ Wo r shi p serv rce , 10 45 a m , I evenrng servrce , 7 30 Brbl e worship 7 30 Pra ye r Eve nmg WQ rship alternatrng Two Locat1ons I Thessalonians 4:17 - Then we which are alive and st udy , Wednesaday 7 30 meet•ng, Wednesda y. 7 30 p w1 lh c E a t 7 30 p m on Moddleport, 0 . ( Grocen es & Genera l Merchandise 59 N. Second St. remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to Sunc;lay Prayer mee11ng , 7 JO Ph. 949-5772 Gallipolis, 0. P m , youth services, Frrday . • m RACtNE FIRST BAPTIS T" Racine 46 Court St. 7 30 p m p m Wednesday. Alf r ed meet the LDrd in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord. MIODLE.PORT - Don L Walker . Pa stor , Wo lfe , l~y lea der FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn teSa lser , Sunda y schoo l ' WHITE ' S CHAPEL Corner Ash and Plum , Noe l s upt , Sunday school. 9 30 ·coolvil le RO The word Rapture is not found in the Holy Scriptures, but Rev Roy Herr man n. pastor Saturda.,. a m . mor n1ng worshtp , 10 . 40 Dee ter . pasto r Sund ay school. through the years has been on the lips of Born Again evenrng serv 1ce , 7 30 p m • a m , Sun day even ing 'il 30 am , worsh •P servtce. Believers. Many of today's believers are looking forward to s unday school. 10 a m , worsh •P· 7 30. Wednesday 10 30 a m B1ble stud y and We F1l l All Doctors PresCri ptions prayer service , Wedn esday , this great event . The word Rapture is the sta te of being carrted Sunday eve n1ng worShip , 7 30 evenmg Brble study , 7 30 214 E. Main Pome roy pm DANVILL E WESLEYAN - 7 30 0 nl 991-19SS Pomeroy away with joy or caught up, whtch explains why it is used. Ph. 992-SlJO Rev Lelon Glasure, pastor MEIGS -· RUTLAND We know not the day or the hour of this appointed time but COOPERATIVE PARISH Sunda11 Schoo l. 9 30 am . RUTLAND ~HuRCH OF THE UNITED youth and 1un •or youth ser CHRIST - Carl Peak , pastor the scripture tells us when you see the fi~ tree be~an to put MET HODIST CHURCH V I Ce , 6 dS p m . eve ning v H Bral ey, Sunday school forth leaves, ye know that summer IS nigh. prayer sup! Sunday school , 9 30 a . RQbert T. Bumgarn er, worShi p 7 30 p m Director and pra 1se, Wedn esday , 7 30 m • worship and communion , People will be eating, drinking, marrying a nd gtvmg tn louis W. Osborne POMEROY CLUSTER Pm 10 : 30 a. m youth meeting , 6 marriage when Clmst comes to "catch away" His church 220 E Ma1n Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 Rev Rob ertHayd en SILVER RUN FREE p m . Sunc:lay evening ser Pomeroy 992-21S6 The world will be going on as usual not looking for His return . Rev . o . wm . Sydenstrlckcr BAPTIST -- Mil es Tr out, vice, 7, regular board CHESTER - wors hip 9 15 paslor Su nday sc hoo l, 10 mPetina. Se1urdey, 7 p,m There will be "stgns" so patient believers can see that the - ~ !' am Church Schoo l 10 am am • Steve Little , supt , time is approaching. The world generally s peaking, will scoff POMEROY Wors h rp Eve nrng serv1ce, 7 p m . , RUTLAND COMMUNITY 10.30a m Ch urch School9 15 prayer meelrng , Thursday , 7 CHURCH - Sunday Sc hoo I, at th e tdea. Those watching are warned that they not be caught am UMYF630pm pm 9 30 a m . worsh lp serv 1ce. l I off guard . E NTERPRISE - Wonhip CHl:)ti=H: CHURCH OF a m , Wedn esda y praye r Keepsake Diamond Rings Bakers of Gay 90 Bread q am Ch urch Schoo l 10 am GOD-R ev Bobby Parler, . meeting , 7 30 p m . yout h Take heed lest He come suddenly (it will be a sudden M1ddlepor1 Ph. 992-3030 ROCK SPRINGS pa stor Sun day Sc hool. 9 JO serv 1 ces . Sunda y, 1 p m 212 E. Ma 1n St., Pomeroy event) and find you burdened wtth the cares of this life. Ph . 992-3 78S Worshrp 1 10 am Church a m . worshrp serv•ce . II Sunday nig ht worship, 7 30 Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be School 9 am UMYF 6 30 am . . evenmg serv• ce . 7 30 k UT LA1'ftf' - "CRUR~ . pm youT h serv•ce Wednesday . THE 'accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to NAZARENE ReiJ FLATWOODS - Worship 7 30 P m lloyd D Grimm , J r , pas tor pass, and to stand before the Son of Man . - Mrs. Juanita 1\a m Chu rch Sc hool 10a m LANGSVILlE CHRISTIAN Sunday schoo l. 9 30 am . MIDDlEPORTCLUSTER CHURCH Te d Jones. ·.T ackett, Patrtot Star RDute, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. serv.c e , 10 30 am " ( Formerly Sadie's Market) Rev Robert Bumgarner pa stor Sunday schoo l. 9. 30 worsh•P . broadcasl lt\le over WMPO Middleport , Ohio Syracuse HEATH - worshtp 10 30 am Roy Sigm an . sup t · young Ph. 992-3986 peop le·s ser vrce, 6 45 . ' .. m Church Sc hoOl 9 30 am mornmg wo r sh•P · 10 30 . evangel istic ser vice , 7 30 p m Sunday evening serv1ce . 1 30 . Road, Mr . and Mrs . Doyle UMYF 6 p m mee ting , Wedn esday RUTLAND Jeffrey mrd week serv•ce , Wed 7Prayer 30 p.m . , MISS IOnar y Knapp, Kevin, Kail, Char les , Ge rb er' , Pas tor . Worship J)CSday , 7 30 P m I· meeling , 7 30 p m . fir s I Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. 10 30a m Chu r ch School9 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Wec:lnesday of month TH E NAZARE NE - Rev . I: Johnson and Mr, Stout of am '-1ASON '0UNTY Da le Bass . pa st or, Bob SYRACUSE CLUSTER MASOI. . 'S T BAPTIST ~ ' Moo re, Sunday school supl , ~e cond and 1 v •"n P.roy Sis Albany . Rev R •chard E Jar1.11s 100 E. Main Pomeroy ' Su nday school classes for a ll ASBURY Worsh tp 11 Mr . and Mrs. Har ley E . Stan Cnug, pastor 5ur.da v Dial992 -210t "Hel l" Dea ler am Church School 9 SO a m, ages , 9 30 am , mornrng school. 9 45 a m . worshi p Ph. 949-5961 Johnson , Terry and Cheryl, UMW f1rst Tuesday Third St worship , 10 45 a m . NY PS. se r1J1ce , 11 a m , lr amin • Lincoln Russell , local, - . FORST RUN - Worship 9 6 30 p m , evangelis tic ser unt on, 6 30 p m , eventn 99 were weekend vtsitors of Mr . spent a weekend ard ontil vice , 7 30 p m Prayer and am Church Schoo l 10 am worShi p serv•ce. 7 30 p m and Mrs . John Slack and UMW lh1rd Wednesday 1 30 fasting Tuesday, 10 am , Mrd • Tuesday with Mr . and Mr~. M1d week p r aye r service week praver service. Wed Wed nesday, 7 30 p m family and Mrs . Ada Slack of pm Ray Russell and Ttna Rae of nesd ay , 7 30 p m , men 's Fine Food & Service MINERSVILLE - Wo rship ' MASON CHURCH 0 Sandyville. pra ye r meeti ng , Saturday , 7 CHRIST, P 0 Bo)l 487 , MilleFr The Store with A Hea rt 10 am Church School 9 am Middlepo rt Washington C. H. Locust' St. Mrs Daniel Worley UMW t h~rd Monday 7 30 p m p .m . . m iSSio nary meeting , St , Mason , W Va Sunda y Rae me Ph. 949-3342 Dial 992-5248 Mr, and Mrs. Carl McElroy SYRACUSE Church second Wednesday , 7·30 p.m Bible St udy tO am ; Wor sh 'P returned home Monday and of Colwnbus were weekend Sc hool 9 30 am ., Wo rshrr -UNtiED FAITH NON -· 11 am and ·7 p m Brble Stud y Mrs. Dale Randall and Kelly se rv•ce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Wednesday 7 p .m , Voca I '" vtst tors of Mr . and Mrs. Paul SOUTHERN CLUSTER accompamed her to spend the Rob ert :; mllh . pastor s unday mUS IC , McElroy and Mr. and Mrs. Rev . Howard Stuv e ley FIRST SOUTHER N schoo l. "' :J O a m c lass week tn Beckley, W. Va., wtlh Rev . Steven W11son leade r. Leo Hill . wo r ShiP BA PTIST ·~ Corner of Secon d Bill McElroy, Jeff ard Joey . Mr. and Mrs . Daniel Worley'. Rev Zeit;, Kruuewsl<.i/ serv•ce . 10 .30 am . church . and An derso n, Mason Pasta r. 1 Mrs . Daniel Worley of ' BET HANY - (Dorcas ) 7 JO p m Wa lt er Clouct Sunday Schoo I. Mrs . Pa ul Pierce and Racine Ph. 949-9591 Worsh•P 9 30 am Church Beckley, W. Va ., was E D E N UNITED 9 .1 ~ a n1 worShip ser vrce. II family of Mason spent a School 10 30 a m •BR ET HR E N IN CHURIST a n1 and 7:30 p m Week ty weekend visitor of Mr. and CARMEL - Ch ur ch Sc hoo l E lden R Blake , pastor O•ble study , Wednesday , 7 30 weekend wtth Mrs. Geneva Mrs . Charley Smith ard Mr 9' 30 et m wo rshtp 10' 30 a .m Sunday St hoo l 10 am , pm Shwnate and Mr, and Mrs. 2nd and 4th Sundays Howard McCoy , s upt , MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F an d Mrs. Doyle Knapp and APPLE GROVE - Sund ay Morning sermon . 11 am . GOO , Ouddmg Lan e. f•/ •ilso n , Larry J ohnson and famil y. '' family . School 9 30 a m Wo rship 7 · 30 Sunday n1gh t se r vices W Va Chester 1 en nan I, Mr. and Mrs. James Marttn p m 1st and 3rd Sundays . Chrls t1an Endeavor 7 lO Pa stor Sunday school 9 15 "The Fnendly Folks" Mr. and Mrs Dale Randall , Doal992 -3284 Mtddteport of Manetta were Sonday Prayer meetmg Wednesday p 111 Song serv1ce . II p m , a 111 • Children·~ Church 6 ' 5 Pomeroy, Ohio .. Kelly, of Briggs Rd ., 7 30 p m Fe\lowsh lp su pper F'rr•ac. hrnq 8·30 p m Mtd p n1 Young People's Scrv r ce evemng visttors of Mr . and - . f1'rst Saturday 6 p m UMW " ,. ..," Colwnbus, were Thursday ~""' rayer meetrng . 6 15 p m , Eva n ~c l1 !.l IC 1-Mrs. Harley T. Johnson . 2nd Tuesday 7 JO p m •. dncsday , 7 p .rn . Ra"y Se r vice l 30 p m , Women 's • evenin g visitor of Mr . and EAST LETART - Church , ,dams . lav lea der Missionary Counc•l 10 am Mr and Mrs. James Mrs. Charley D. Smith. Mrs. School lsi, 2nd . 3rd ~ undays , CHURCH OF JES US rirs• i'lnd thir d Tuesda y s Reeves went to Barnesvtlle 9 30 a m Fourth Sunday CHRIST Located al Pr a yer and O!ble Stud y, Randall and daug hte r Wednesda y to vistl his 10 30 a m Worship 2nd Rutland on New L1ma Road , Wednesday , 1 30 p m Pomeroy, Ohio ttl Co uri SI. remai ned he re for weekend. 7 30 p m .:lth Sunday rie)(t tO forest /\ere Park brother who has been '" the 9Sunday MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 30 am ; Prayer Meet ing Rev Ray i<ousc . pils tor " Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith hospital. Wednesday 7. 30 p m. UMW ~ohert Musser Sunday Sc hool HJ\RlfOf.lO . HU F<1.H r) ' of Kana uga were Saturday 1st luesday 7 30 p m sup t Sunday schoo l. !O; JO ISl 1n ChriS Iran lilt tOn Meigs County Branch WESLEYAN - {Racine ) ..... a rn , wor"!h lp 1 30 p 111 Utb le 1CHH anernoon visitors of Mr. and he r~ ev Willia m Camp be II ,. Sun day Sc hool 10 a m study Wcdne!ldu y, 7 ~0 p m . p,ts l(lr Sun day School. 9 JO Mrs. Charley Smith, Mrs. SALT LAKE CITY I UPI' Wo rship 11 am . Jr UMY F ' •d1ur day nl(l hl 11t .r v . r hCr "'n1 Ja m es Hughes . su oI . Daniel Worley , Mrs. Dale Wednesday 3 30 p Ill . Bible o~l r"' I 10 p m evenmg se rv1cc . 7.30 p m Middleport, Ohio _ The Salt Lake City Golden St udy Thu rsd ay 7 p m Choi r HEMLOCK GROVE Randall , daugh ter, Kelly Wt;!dnesday evening pray er Pracilce Thursday 8 p m CHRISTIAN Roger , Pomeroy 296 W. Second rtH" Citng , 7 30 p m Yo u lh Ph. 992-:1161 (Sandy McGhee) and Mr a nd Spikers of th e American , ." LETART FALLS - Chur ch Watson . pa sto r , Wallace pr<.~ycr $('r v•ce each Tuesda y • Soccer League s igned center. Schoo l 1st , 2nd , 3rd ~.u ndays Mrs . Doyle Knapp and Bra dford , supt', morning FA IRVIEW BIBL E forward Ramon Ramirez of 10 15 am . 41h Su r1d~y 9 15 worsh ip, 9 30; church school, CHURCH, Letart , W Va , Rl family. am , Worship lsi. 2nd . 3rd 10 30, yo ung people 's I . Rev C·co r ge Hosch a r , MAR~ET Sonday dtnner guests of Mexico Thursday to a 1976. Su ndays 9· 1.5 a rn , ·llh meeting, 6·30 p m , evening pa s tor ~ unday School 9 30 worship, 7:30 p ni .; Bible Sunday 7 :JO p •"' dy Mr. and Mrs . Charley Smith contract. "' 111 Prayf:>r and Bible slu Chesler, Oltlo MORNING SlAR study , Wednesday , 7:30p .m . 7 10 p n• ·Co tt age Prlly e r Rdlllire• was the leading The FInest In Mobile Homes were Mrs. Daniel Wurley uf Worshi p 9:30 fl .m , Church MT . UN ION BAI'11ST · ~ erv lcc 1 ucs da y, 10 a m S('Qrer in 1 he Mextcan pro 1100 E. Moln Pomeroy Ph. 992-7034 _i School 10 30 a 111 , Mod week Rev R: , D Brown. sup ply Wors hrp ~.c n·l ce . Thursd oy, Beckley, W. Va ., Mrs. Dale · Servi ce Wednesday 8 P m paSTor , Sunday school SUQt , 7. JO p nt. fu!ndall, Kel\}' of Briggs "' WILKINSON'S - FRIDAY , MAY/,1976 CAPI'AIN EASY ER--NESD YOU 50 QUirE 50 FPR IN PARAD ING 'lOUR CRIM&$ 6EFOR& THS wHAT 6E'TTER WAY TO PUT Pi;OPL& ON 6UARD A6AIN5T SLIMY CONFIDENCE TRICKSrER5 LIKS ME .. P U 6LIC~ .. JHA"i 13'1 5 HOW IN(1 fiOW CHILP· 15HLY SJNIPLE IT WAS TO $WINDLE; YOIJ•• MERELY BY PLA'/1~ <3 ON YOUR. BOUNDLESS G-REEP /IND VANITY! ~ BORN UlSER tr.r------~-----------------~~--~~ l..tT'? ~ ~ 1'1/Ei lRIUIJH~W ~ ~ WIU. ~, bi.AC'IS! ~ I SHACO . LJTILE ORPHAN ANNIE . • LITTLE ORPHAN CARRY I'LL GET HIM MY DOCTOR .. IF HE IIOOOLUMS WHO NEEDS A 'TRANSFUSION, I DIPTIE I () J I I [:ESfRVES TO LIVE . tCLEKINl JUST THREE WE'LL SEE IF MY 8t000 WILL PO- HE SEE!o\ TO HAVE HAD A BUSt~ESS I>IEETIMG- . IIJ I I I JumLh l'r.•lerd•y'• ''crockery'' 13 King's address 14 Leash 15 Before SWISHER &,LOHSE PHARMACY RUlli'S MARKET .Wolfpen 'News Notes ~omethinq will have to be done about access' Mama doesn't want an4bod4 livinq in her loft McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE SIR.MIGER!r- 15 TH' PRC>FER PERSSN />X FO' DAISY /viAE~ rl.'-ll''v IN /Mr<R.IA66 - AND NOW TI-lE MOMENT YOUVE ALL BEEN WAITING RJR .. MISS MOON LAO'/ OF 1976!!! ~~- - ~ KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. -- GAUL'S . . ' ' li "WUco" 30 Of 8 Great Lake 31 Hll tomb's In Rave1Ul8 31 Brazilian tree :r7 Oriental .tea " 6:00-News 3.~.8.10; God Has the Answer IS 6 ~NBC News 314,15; ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS New s10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7:00-Wortd at War 3; Lawrence Wetk ~.1~ ; Hee How 6,8; Firing Line 3J; In the Know 10; Newsmaker '76 fl . 7:JII-Treasure Hunt3; Last of the Wild 10; N..hvttle on the Road 13 8 oo-Emergencyl3,4,15; Movie " Brenda Starr" 6,13; Jeltersons 8,10; Riv a ls ol Sherlock Holmes 33. B:311-Doc 8,10 . 9 ·00-Movle " Joe Ktdd" 3,4,1S; Mary Tyler Moore 8.10; Austin Clfy Llmlfs 33. 9 :311-Movle " Ktu Me, Kill Me" 6, 13; Political Talk 8; Bob Newhart tO. 10 .06-Carol Burnett 8,10; Soundstoge 33. 11 :06-News 3,4,8, 10, 13; ABC News 6; PollllcaiTalk 151 J11n.:~k I :1:1 ~ 11 : 15- Movle "Suddenly Last Sumnler" 6. 11 :311-Movle " Lost Flight" 3; Saturdoy Night •.tS; Boxing 8, Movie "Battle of the Bulge " 10; Movie " Murder In the Blue Room" 13. 1 :oo-Sammy & Company 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8 1 15-News 3; Movie "Night Mons ter" 13. 1 :JII-Movle " A Hattul of Rain" 10. 1 :45-Movle " Day -Time Wile" J. J 00-ABC News 13 3 :15-Mov le"Deep Waters" 3. 3 :311-Movle " Invasion U.S.A." tO. ~ : 45-Movle "Crazy House" 3. 6 :06-Movle "Gun In His Hand" 3. IN AT BRIDGE lea~ ueen proves correct 7 NORTH IDI IIAK 812 .AK t A32 .. Q64 EAST 1110 •Q 612 • 10 8 7 .. A9852 SOU Til • 65 • a1 a t KQ6 11KJI0 73 , Ne 1ther vulnerab le t;a+-+++-+- c lub trtcks. The careful player will lead the queen or clubs firs t. lie will have noted that If Wes t holds all £i ve clubs there will be no way to get four tri cks there. but that if East holds all five this queen play will make it possible to finesse twice a gains t th e nine-eight. Th ese little differences don ' t mea n anything most ol the time , but they do di H· tinguish th e r ea lly goO<I players rrom t~e others --L.--L....J...:!"d DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to A X Y D LB. A A X R II LONGFELLOW work it : Wesl Pass Pass Norlh East South I 11 IN T llere is a tough question from t:arohna. You hold Pa!ls • • ¥ AKQu tJ xx ,.Q xxx . Pass 3 N.T. Pass Opening lead - J • Your partne r Opl!ns one diamond . There is a one splllilovercall and you bid two hearts Your partner bids two notrump . What do you bid. One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A lo c__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:___, used for the three L's, X for the two O's, et~ . Single letters, By Oswald & James Jacoby apostrophe!, the length and formation of the words are all Here is another hand to now'! hints. Each day the code lett era are different. We JUSt raise our partner tn separate the men from the three notrump. Our Sl'<Ond· boys. Not that it represents CRYPI'OQUOTE choice is three diamonds a nd anythmg of real importance J G H. South ts tn a nice, comfortable third choice three hearts . MC GPTIANI AN M NIOJAS three not rump contract and is (Do you have a quell/on for the experfs? Write "Ask M N sure of 10 .tri cks come Hell or NTC KUT IUACFN FCTKN htgh water. the Jacobys " cart of lhla y U A C G N G He wins t~e h~art lead in newspaper. The Jacobys will VOYU MN BTO ST . dummy and ts gomg to lead a answer indi•lduel questions club at trick two. The ordinary, il stamped, se/1-addreeaed LT HI 0 C G Y TT F AG careless player leads a low envelopes are enclosed. The Yeslerday's Cryploquote: NO PERSON CAN BE A GREAT one and plays an honor afte r mosf interesting questions LEADER UNLESS HE TAKES A GENUINE JOY IN THE East plays low. West sho ws wrll be used in this column SUCCESSES OF THOSE UNDER HIM. - W.A. NANCE out and now our ca reless and w111 receive copies of cCH916 KJn1 ~·e.turea srndlule. Inc.) player will only collect three JA COBY MODERN.) !JG BIG JIM'S PLAZA TME ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 21 Companion Park, Oklahoma :It Noble Italian family Z7 Common noun sufflll 28 Powdered lava 2t Withdrew 3Z Espy 33 Table scrap t:u+-+--lf-34 Singing syllable 35 Infuriate rash . RAll'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE 12 Knightly descriptive 16 Refule 19 Do 8 cryptographer's job Z2 - gin Z3 Pestered Z4 Jewiah ascetic Z5 Scot's ancestor Z7 'l'rannnll 7: JII-Bullwln k te J ; I' Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup IS, Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine 8; Me n From C O.S, I tO; Moke A Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8: DO-Emergency Plus 4, 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Sesame St. 20 a · JII-Josle & the Pussycats3.4. 1S; Tom & Jerry-Grape Ape 6, 13; Bugs Bunny-Rood Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9:00-Secret Lives of W~ ldo Kitty 3,4,tS; Elec Co. 20. 9 JD-'-Pink Pa nther 3,4, IS; Adventures of Gilligan 6, 13; Scooby Doo 8, tO; Mister Rogers 20. 10 oo-Land of lhe Lost 3.4, 15; Super friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam-tsls 8. 10. Sesame S1. 20; 10 .30Run, Joe, Run J,4,15; Big Blue Marble 6. 11 .00-Band Festival J; Speed Buggy 6, 13; Return tothe Planet olthe Apes4,15 , Space Nul• 8, 10, Etec . Co. 20. 11 :311-0ddbait Couple 13; Westwlnd 4,1S; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20 . 12 oo-Jetsons 4, 1S; Volley of the Dinosaurs 8, tO; Action News tor Kids 13 ; Vegetoble Soup 20.12 :311Go-USA 4, 15; VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert 10; Ne KI Generaflon 1J 1.00-Davld Niven's World 3; Champions 4, Bowling 6, 13 ; Festival of Lively Arts for Young People 8,10; Wrestling IS; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. I ~11-Greo test Sports Legends 3; Biography JJ 2: DO- Gra ndstand 3,15; Baseball Warm -Up 4; Champions B; Urban League tO; Energy Saver 33 .. 2 IS- Baseball 3,4 ; Bseball 1S. 2 311-Movle "Treas ure ls lond" 10; Valiant Veers 33 3 oo-oufdoors with Julius Boros 6; World ol Survival 8; Fishing with 'Roland Martin 13; Family at Wa r 3J 3 311-Goll 6,13; To Be Announced 8 <·DO-Political Talk B, Call It Macaroni 10; Resour ceful West Virginia 33.4: 30:.Sports Spectacular B; Movie " Hardcase" tO; Let's Grow • Garden 33. 4 45-Scoreboard 4. s ·oo-FBI 3; Wide World of Sports 13; Don Adams Screen Test ~ ; To Be Announced 1S; What ' s Cooking? 33 s JII-Adam·12 4; Guppies to vroupers 33 . wave or ~ TME DAILY SENTINEL Yesterday's ADiwer 6 :06-Sun,lse Semester 8,10. 6 · JII-Fun lor Eyeryo ne 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Club 10; Kent ucky Afield 13. 1 .oo-Sat urday Report J ; Ag -USA 4; Eddie Saunders 6 ; Treehouse Club 8; U S Farm Reporl10; Groovle goolles 13 fat GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VALU 16 Performed 17 Be incorrect city 18 Ornamental 5 Duds architec6 Slender; tural work frail 20 Cartoonist, 7 Oriental Gardner New Year Zt Not a bit 10 On the spot :!2 Gaelic ( 3 wds.) John 11 At this Z3 Name for time 38 Make more Intense 3t Kind ,of ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ~ a cerlain way 3 In spots ( 3 wds.) f Nigerian SATURDAY,MAYB,1t76 :n Chew the FOR ONLY 2.50 PER WEEK .. -AN'TH' ANSWER IS ..,..,., HER HU5a6.ND rl RACINE FOOD MARKET YOU CAN RENT nilS SPACE tlem Z Cook eggs Z5 - National MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING · STOP • a bear LIL ABNER MARK V STORE ~ . a shame' a shin4 new ....___--.., dime for her! BETSY ROSS BAKERY ~ (A.wen lutorrow) FOMENT A.n•w..rt l'ou migltt Ill'~ n•d be fort gou do tlaia!- one 1s ~ w OPAQUE ACROSS 40 Land 1 Tennis measure luminary 41 Meara of 5 - Linkletter show ,biz DOWN 8 Lean-to 1 Valued 9 Develop DUDLEY'S K&C JEWELERS I BOUND ENSUE by THOMAS JOSEPH ~ SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT Now atTanre the circled Ieite,. to rorm the 1lli')H"iM anawer, u ouneoted by the above cartoon. ~ MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL WHAT THE HABITUAL CRIMINAL HAP PL.E::NTY OF. IK IIX:IXIII IIJ HEINER'S BAKERY REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES t [IJ HHLO, Mfi' , WARBLCKS - OH, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE t3@M®~®!:f.:Ztt!-:!c Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to lo r m four ordinary words. "CY-c- the sermonette 5 ()()-Bonanza 3, P artrid!ie Family 8; Mission tm . possible 15. 5.lii-Adam 12 4, New s 6. Family Affair 8; Elec. Co . 20,JJ ; Adam-12 1l 6:()()-News l ,4,8, 10, IJ, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,J3. 6 311-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Grittlth 6; CBS News 8, 10 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Carrasco lendas 33. 7 ·oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Space 1999 8; Aviation Weather J3; News 10. 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Envoy Wln •ng , ARMY Ave , and Mr s o~tce r s m charqe Sunday hOitness mee hng , 10 am ' Sunday sc hooL 10 30 a m leacter YP SM Eto 1se Adams 7 JO · MORSE CHAPEL Worsh ip 11 am . . Church Sc hool 10 a .m PORTLAND - Worsh iP 7 30 o m ~ Church School 9. 30 a ~~TTON - Church Sc hool 9 •JOa m Worship l si anc;t Jrd l"rl : \ unday rventno worsh ip. 7 p m . T UPPERS PLAINS CHR ,ISTIAN CHURCH E uq t nc \Jnc.Jer wood , piiSfor , Howard C.1ldw cll. J , Sunday '1chool 'rupt ~r 'Und~y Schoo l. 9 30 a m , Morning Ser mon , 10 ) 0 a 111 , Sunday cvenlng ,.en11ce . 1 p rn LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev 1 r c cland Norrts , pastor ; 1 loyd Norns , supt Sunday school. 9 30 i' m • morn 1ng se rmo n. 10.30 ,, m , Pr ~yer serv ice . Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m . CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P ~ mllh . pa sTor Sunday Schoo l. 10 am . Arthur Henson, ~ upr 1 Morr1mg Worship . 11 a m , You ng Peop le's serv•ce, 7 p m , Evenmg serv•ce, 7 30 p m Wed nesday Mid Week Pror er ~e r vice . 7.30 p m , You h meeting , 6 30 p m , EIJening worSh ip." 7.30 p,m CHESTER CHURCH OF Rev 1 THE NAZARENE Herbert Grate , pastor Worshrp serv•ce, I 1 am and 7 30 p m Sunday . Sunday Sc hool. 9· 30 am . ~ • chard Barton , supt Prayer meeting . Wedr1esday. 7 30 p m , BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Jack Perry , mml s ter Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am , mornmg church 10 . 30 a m ; Sunday evenmg serv •ce, 7 30 p m Wednesday serv 1ce, 8pm -·~lAU REL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev r loyd F Shook. . flastor . Lloyd w nght , Sunday Schoo l Supl , M0rr11ng WorSh ip 9 30 a m . Sunday Sc hool 10 20 a m • Wednesday Prayer: an d Brble Study 7. 30 p m , Sunday evening wor ship 7 30 p m , Cho•r Pra ctice Thursday , 7 p 9 H a. Television log for easy viewing m !>al va lion meeting . Sundays 10 . 30 am VAN pL ad leS Home League , 12 noo n NORTHEAST CLUSTER CHURCH POMEROY 2 p ,m . Thursday , prttver Rev . Robert Meece. . Re v O' De ll 1....0 eet Pa!1or TRINITY CHURCH - Rev Manl ey , , Henry Ebl 1n. " 1 1ng and B ible st udy , Dennts Creegar, W H Perrin, pa stm . Roy Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday Th ursday . 7· 30 P m AHoc . Minister Maye r , Su nday sc hool supt Schoo l 9 30 am . Ev en ing MIDDLEPORT JOPPA - Worst11p 10 am . Church school . 9 · 15 s m , worSh•P T· Jop m . Pra ye r and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Ch u r c h Sc hool9a m , Pray e r worsh•P serv1ce. 10 30 am Pra•sc se rvr cc. Thur sCiay . 7 JO Co rn er Fourth and M a in . Meeting We dnesday 8 p m Choir r e hea rsa l, Tu esday . pm Mid dlepo rt R ev Henry K ey , LONG BOTTOM Wor 7. 30 p m under d irec l•on o l SYRACUSE FIRST Jr , pastor Sunday Sc hool. Sht j:) 9 am , Sunday School CHURCH OF COO - Rev 9 30 a m Mrs Paul Nease Mrs Erv1n · 9 . 4~ a .m , Prayer Meellng Georg e Oil e r ~ pasto r Sunday Ba4mga rdn er, sup! . Morn ing Wednesday 7· 30 p m . POMEROY CHURCH OF school , 9 .t5 a •Jl , mornrng wo r Shi p, IO · .t 5 am NORTH BETHEL YHE NAZARENE - Corn er pr ea ch•ng , II am . JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Worship 11 am .. Church Union rtnd Mulberry Rev evange i•Strc t>e n11c e. 7 30 p m - La rr y Ca rn ahan , pres•dmg Schoo l 10 ~ m Clyd e V rte pder son , pastor Pray er m eettng , ThursCiay , m•n•ster Sunda y, Bible AlFRED - Sunday School Sundav schoo l. 9 30 am Glen 7, 30 p m lectur e 9 30 am Walch 9 · 45 am , Worsh•p 11 am , McCiyng , s upt , mornmg POMEROY WESTSIDE tow e r s tudy 10 30 am , Prayer mee t•ng Wednesday wor sh •P· 10 30 a m , evenrng CHURCH OF CHRIST , 100 W Tuesday , B1ble s tudy , 7 30 7 4 5 p m , UMW l rd Tuesday serv•ce. 7 30 . m1d week Ma1n Sl J er r y Paul. p m , Thur sday . m1n 1str y 8 p m se rv ice. Wedn es day , 7 30 P m mrn rs ter . phon e 99 2 76b6 school , 7 JO p m . se rv•ce fi:EEOSVILLE - Sunday GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e Co n sc r va t i iJ e non 8 30 p m Sc hoo l 9 JO a m Wo r shi p 7 30 Rev Harold Deeth, rec tor instrumental , Sunday wor meet.ng MIDDlEPORT CH UR CH p m , Prayer Meeting 7 30 Church services , 10 30 am . Sh•P 10 am , B•bl e stud y. II OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN p m Tuesday. UMW 7 30 Holy commun •on f~rsl Sunday a m , wor shrp , 6 p m Wed UNION - Lawrence Manley , p m 1st Thur sday ot month , church sc noo l. 10 JO ncsdav A•hle s tud y. 7 p m pa stor Mrs Russell Young , SILVER RIDGE - Wor am tor nurscrv lhrouah 12 Sur1day Sc hool Su p! Sunday Sh•p 10 a ,m Chtrfch Schoo l 9 POMEROY CHURCH OF RUTLAND FREEWILL School 9 · J O a m Even 1ng am CHRIST - RIC:hllrd Evanson , BAPTIST - RQger Tu rner . worsh1p , 7 30 Wednesday TUPPERS PLAINS pastor Bible school . 9 30 pastor Sunday school. 10 a prayer m'eehng . 7 JO p.m WDrs hip9a m et'r'Orch School a m , worsh ip, 10 30 am • m Morn ing sen••ce , 11 a m MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF 10 a .m adult worship se rv rce and Sunday evening serv ice , 7 30 GOO - Rac•neRoule2. the KEN O CHURCH OF young people's meeting , 7 30 p m Wednesday Bible Study , Rev Jam es M Muncy , CHRIST - George Freder•ck, p m Combtned B1ble study Wednesday , 7 30 D. m pastor Sunda y schoo L 9 45 su p! Serv 1ce wee kly , 9 30 and prayer meeting . Wed am morn•ng worship . 11 a rn on Sunday PreachrnQ nesda y, 1 30 p m am : even1ng worshrp . 7 30 firsT ar1d lh1rd Sundeys of OLD DEXTER BIBLE THE SALVAT IO N ARMY mo nlh by CliffOrd Sm1th , 9 30 ISTIAN CHURCH - Rev Prayer meet mg . Tu esday Envoy Ray W Wining, oft1cer CHR 7 30 p rn , Young people 's a m Ron Terry pa stor Sun day in charge Sunday , 10 am , sc hooL 10 am , Mr s Worley mee lmg 7 30 pm Thursday HOBSON C: H R: !ST IAN Hol•ness m eetr ng 10 30 am . Fr a nc 1S. M IDDL EPORT FIRST UNION - Darre ll Doddn\1 , super•nlendent Sunday So;: hool Young Morn•ng worship am BAPTIST - Corner S•x. lh and pastor Sunday Schoo L 9 30 People 's Leg ion 7 p m . Sunday even.nt;;~ se.r v• 11 PeTer am Leo nard G•l more , f1rSI ce . 7. jQ Palme r , the Rev Ttlur sday , 1 to 3 p ll'l , li;iC11 eS GRAHAM UNITED Granda! , pas lo r , Danny elde r eve n1ng s.e rv1ce , 7 30 Hom e League . 7 p m Prep METHODIST Wedne s day prayer Pre achmg Thompson , super rnt enden1 p m classes 30 a m , firSt a nd second Sunday Sc hool WM PO Radro m~et r ng , 7 JO p m ST PAUL LUTHERA N 9Sunday MT MORIAH CHURCH OF s of each month , lh •rd program 7 45 a m , Sunday DE XTER CHURCH OF CHURCH , Corn er of fourth Sundays ea ch Schoo L 9 !5 a m , Mornmg GO O - Rac•ne Route 2 The CHR IST - Char les RusselL Sycam ore and Secon d Sts , and Youth Re11 Charles Hand . pasTor Sr .m m•Ster . Norman C W1ll , mont h . worsh•P ser•nce at 7 30 wo r s.h 1p, 10 15 a m Pom eroy , Th e Rev Wtll1am Wednesday e . . . ent ngs at act tv rll es and fellows h•P fo r Sunday sc hool. 9 ' 45 am • sup ! , Sunday school , 9 30 Sunday M1dd\eswar1h Pa stor Su nday p7 m 30 Pra yer and Btble Studv tu nr,H and se n 1or h1g h mornmg worsh •P· 11 am a m , worsh •P serv 1ce, 10 30 · Acts SchOQI ar 9 45 am and SEVENTH DAY AD · s tudenrs , 6 p m Sunday Even mg servrces . Tuesday a m . B•b le st udy , Tuesday, 4 5-21 Church Serv •ces II am and Fr iday , 7 30 P m VENT IST, Mu lberr y He igh tS eve nmg wo rSh ip 7 JO p m 7 30 p m SACRED HEART - Rev Road . P omeroy Mrd week pra ye r se r v•ces , SEARWAlL OW R lO GE Pastor . REORGANIZED CHURCH Fa th er Paul D . Wellon t Gera r d Seto n. Sa bb ath Sch ool Wedn esd ay , 7 30 p m Monday CH URCH OF CHRI ST· · Doug OF JESUS CHRIST OF pa s to r P hone 99 2 2825 Supe r i nt en d ent , C l ara Acts CHURCH OF CHRIST . ~e aman . nllntsTer !3rble LAT TER DAY SAINTS Saturday evenrng Mass , 7 30 , 4:23-31 in ty r e Sabba th Sc hoo l Middlepo r t 5t h and Mam , stu dy , 9 30 a m · morn•ng Portland Ra c rne Roa d Sunday Mass . a and 10 am . Mc Glaze m•nlsTer , worshrp , 10 JO am evenrng Oeu r ge Satu rday a ft ern oon a t 1 00. Wil liam Roush , pas tor Denny Con fession . Sa turd ay . 17 30 wrth SheeTs , s up errn worshrp , 8 p m • . Wednesday Evans . worSh ip s er vtce J ames Sunday Sch ool , Tuesday om tendent B1 ble school. 9 30 llr ghl F"11b le s tudy . a P m Drre ctor Sunday School. 9 30 Acts • POMEROY FIRST BAP · foll owmg at 3 IS am morn ing worsh 1p, 10 30 KENO CHURCH OF am , Morning worship , 10 30 6 6·15 RUTLAND FtJlST BAP TIST - Rev Ralph Zundel , am evenmg worship, 7 30 . CHRIST George am , Sunday eve n rng serv1ce pas to r Will1am Watson , TIST CHURCH - Rev Roger prayer Fre derick , supr Sund ay 7 p m Wednesday evening Sunday school su pt , Sunday Ford J r , pas tor , Or ew y nesday serv rce. 7 p m Wed ·.. morn Wednesday •ng servtce, 9·30 a . m prayer se rv•ces, 7 30 p m sc hool, 9 30 am , BV F. 6 GQre, su pt . Sunday sc ho ol II Samuel M IDDlEPORT CH URCH w th preaching on f lfSI and 1 BET HL E HEM BA PTIST p m , Bib le study , Wed 9 JO a m , morn rng worsh rp 9 1-13 OF THE NAZARENE - Rev th 1rd Sunday of month by ReiJ Earl Shuler , pastor nes day . 7 p m , cho.r pract11:e. 10 45 a f1'l Dor1 Cole pastor . Mr s Mary George Pickens . Worship serv•ce . 9 30 am , Wedn esday 8 30 p m Lathey Sunday scnoo l supt STIVE RSVILlE COM · Sunday school 10 30 a rn . THE HILAND CHAPEL , Thursday BURLINGHAM CHURCH George Casto . pastor Sun day Sunday sc ho ol, 9 30 am , MUNIT Y CHURCH ~ S un~ay Bible STUOY a n o ' E!~~ Luke - Rev Bobby Elk•ns , pastor serv 1 ce Thursday , 7 30 ~ O:,c hoo l '1 JO. a m . e iJenrng mo rnmg worshi p, 10 30 am . school se rv1 ce. 10 am ; 10:25-37 Su nday s c hooL 10 am , worS h ip 7 JO Thursday Sund ay eva ngelisti C meet1ng , Prayer meet1ng . Ttw rsday, 1 C ARLET(fN CHURCH worsh•P ser"Y ice , 11 a m and 7 evenrn g pray er se rv1ce 7 30 7 30 p m Prayer meetrng , p n1 s unday even mg serv .ce , Krngsbury Road Gary K•ng, p m . Wednesday evenrng Friday Wednesday, 7 30 p m 7 om pa s tor Sunday school. 9 30 pm t>e rv..!.CL....LP m John am .. evenmg wo rShip, 7 JO U NITED PRESBYTERIAN ZION CHURCH OF POMEROY FIRST 13·1-17 MINISTRY OF MEIGS CHRI ST Pomeroy p m Prayer mee t• ng , Wed RACINE APOSTO LIC SOUTHERN BAPTIST - 181 COUNTY - Dw1ghl L ZavtiZ . HarriSOnville Road . M1ke nesday, 1 30 D m CHURCH Evange ltSIIC Mulberry Ave , a ltd tated d~rec t o_ , _~ .. G•rton . pastor . Bi ll McE lroy , LONG BOTTOM Saturday with S B C Gary Basham . serv1ce , Sunda y, 7 30 p m , Sunday school sup! Sunday CHRISTIAN - Bruce Sm 1lh , HARRISONVILLE PRE S· prayer meettng . lu esday . Romans Sunday school s up1 . Sunday pastor Wallace Damewood , Rev school , 9 30 a m . mornrng 7 30 p m . B•ble study , BYTERIAN sc hool . 9 30 am , morn •ng 12 .9·21 Ernest S tr~ck t m , pastor worship and commun1on , Su pt Bib le School , 9 30 a m Thu rsday , 7 30 p m Sc11plures saiected by The A.mencan BibMI Society .... orsh •P· 10 30 am ' eiJerytng C<lprnght 197E Ka1Sier Ad>-lertrstrrg Servrce, lnc Sltasburg Vrrgmra Sun day chu r ch sc hool. 9 JO 10 30 a m , Sunday evenrng Preachmg se r v1ce, 10 45 a m -Norsn •P !'} :1 0 p m B•ble m, Mrs Homer Lee , supt . youth Chrlst•an Endeavor . No evenrng se rv1 ce study , Wednesdav 7 30 P m MIDW AY COMMUN ITY 0morn 6 30 p m . worsh1p se rv1ce , HY SE LL - RUN •RE" 1ng wo r shrp , 10 30 CHurch at Langs vrlle FAIRPLAY CHAPEL , MIDDLEPORT - Sunday 7 30 p m Wed~esday METHODIST CHURCH Sc hooL 10 a m 8 1ble Sunday With the hope it wilL in' some measurE!, foster and h7lp sustain that lo c at e d on Mergs County school, 9 30 a m , R• chard even ing prayer meehng and• Rev Paul Nev• lle, pastor st udy . Wed nesd ay , 7 30 p m Road 1 ofl e i!her 325 or 1 1 <~ Va ughan , sup l Morn.ng B1b\e sr ud.,. , 7 30 P m Sc hoo l 9 , 30 am , Sunday which 'is good in family and community life, this feature ts sponsored by Church se rv•ces Saturday at worsh p, 10 30 am Pastor , Re . . . Theron ST JOHN LUTHERAN Mornmg serv1ce, 10 30 a m , 1 7 30 p m Youth m ee tmg s al Du rh am Sunday SchOol , 10 the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. SYRACUSE Morni ng CHURCH, Pme Gro ve, Th e you th ~erv •ce , b 45 p m 7 p m wllh Roscoe and worsh p , 9 a m , Sunday ReiJ Wrllr am M•d dl eswart h, Evangelis l ~e serv •c e 7 30 p m ll m . worship serv •ce, 7 30 1 Be l•nda F •fe, leaders Pm Sunday . Pra ye r schoo l. 10 a rn Mrs Sam pso n Pastor Ch urch Se rvices 9 30 Prayer meetmg , Thursday, meet ing Tuesd a y, 7 30 p m , AITH TABERNACLE _Hall , sup I . -, am , Sunday School10 30 am 7 30 p rn youlh serv1ce 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OV FREEDOM GOSPEl 1URCH Bailey Run RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - KimCole , pastor , l MISSION 1 r~d a•· at Ba ld Kno b . Rev R~" James 0 Road ' Re "~ Emmett Rawson , GOD Kevin King, Sunday schooP J Gr1ff 1th , supt of ch ur ch, RUTLAND AP OSTOLI L pastor Hand ley Dunn , su p! . Guynn pastor Sun day supt Sunda y school . 9· 301 E Nat 1onwtde Insu rance Co. of Columbus, 0 . R&v ' L R Glu ese n cam p. Sma ll Eng me Sa les & Se r vice CHURCH OF JESU S Sunday sc hool , 10 am . sc hool , 10 am . Sunday am i wors hip serv tce, 10 30' pa 307 Spring Ave. ' Pomeroy s tor Roger Wlllf r ed , Sr, CHRIST Thomas L Ph . 992-3092 Middleport 498 Locust St . Sunday evenrng SCI'IJ ICt ' worsh tp, 11 am , Sunday am , Sunda y services, 71 Sunday Schoo l sup t Sun day Doal992-2318 Ho lmes . pastor Evangelist ic 1 30 , B1bte teach1ng . 7 JO evenmg serv•cc . 7 p m , lh r w d school. 9 30 a m , pr ayer se rvtce. thursday . 7 30 P m Wedn eSday worsh•P servrce , P m ' 'iOU mee •ng , e p mf Thur sd ay nesday . 7 p.m - _ meelmg Tuesday. 7.30 p m , ~RESH PRODUCE& PLANTS 730pm AN IIYUIIY BAPTIST yo uth meel mg . bp m Sunday . ·H.AZE L COMMUNil Y Rev Free land No r r1$, pastor leaders Ada Va n Mete r an d 2 Conven~ent Locattons CHURCH Near Long Sundily school 10 am . Gretfa Sutt le Sunday evenmg Bottom . Edsel Hart. pastor Churc h servrce . 7 p m wo r sh tp . 7 p m through Pomeroy Ph . 992-2582 Bakers of Good Bread Sunday se hOul , 10 a m , Wednesday B•ble Study , 7 wrn ter months Hunt1ngton , W. Va . Churc h, 7 30 p m , ~raye r o m MT. HERMON CHURCH Mason , Ph. 773-5721 meehf1g, 7 30 p m Thursda y RACINE CHURCH OF THE OF THE UNITED MIDDLEPORT P EN · NAZARENE - Rev Joh n A BRETfiREN IN CHRIST TECOSTAL - Thir d Ave, the Co ff mar1 , pasto r Su nday Rev James H l eac h, pastor The voice of one crying for this generation : What ;s the Re . . . Wil l•am Kntll el. pa $tor Sc hoo l, 9 30 a m . Gera ld Sun day school . 9 30 a m , Rapture of the Church ? Rona ld Dugan Sunday School We ll s. sup I Morn ir1g Worsh ip. Russell Spen cer. sup l , Supt Classes for a ll ages , 10 JO a m , Sunday eve nmQ Wo r shi p serv rce , 10 45 a m , I evenrng servrce , 7 30 Brbl e worship 7 30 Pra ye r Eve nmg WQ rship alternatrng Two Locat1ons I Thessalonians 4:17 - Then we which are alive and st udy , Wednesaday 7 30 meet•ng, Wednesda y. 7 30 p w1 lh c E a t 7 30 p m on Moddleport, 0 . ( Grocen es & Genera l Merchandise 59 N. Second St. remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds, to Sunc;lay Prayer mee11ng , 7 JO Ph. 949-5772 Gallipolis, 0. P m , youth services, Frrday . • m RACtNE FIRST BAPTIS T" Racine 46 Court St. 7 30 p m p m Wednesday. Alf r ed meet the LDrd in the air: and so shall we ever be with the Lord. MIODLE.PORT - Don L Walker . Pa stor , Wo lfe , l~y lea der FREEWILL BAPTIST Ronn teSa lser , Sunda y schoo l ' WHITE ' S CHAPEL Corner Ash and Plum , Noe l s upt , Sunday school. 9 30 ·coolvil le RO The word Rapture is not found in the Holy Scriptures, but Rev Roy Herr man n. pastor Saturda.,. a m . mor n1ng worshtp , 10 . 40 Dee ter . pasto r Sund ay school. through the years has been on the lips of Born Again evenrng serv 1ce , 7 30 p m • a m , Sun day even ing 'il 30 am , worsh •P servtce. Believers. Many of today's believers are looking forward to s unday school. 10 a m , worsh •P· 7 30. Wednesday 10 30 a m B1ble stud y and We F1l l All Doctors PresCri ptions prayer service , Wedn esday , this great event . The word Rapture is the sta te of being carrted Sunday eve n1ng worShip , 7 30 evenmg Brble study , 7 30 214 E. Main Pome roy pm DANVILL E WESLEYAN - 7 30 0 nl 991-19SS Pomeroy away with joy or caught up, whtch explains why it is used. Ph. 992-SlJO Rev Lelon Glasure, pastor MEIGS -· RUTLAND We know not the day or the hour of this appointed time but COOPERATIVE PARISH Sunda11 Schoo l. 9 30 am . RUTLAND ~HuRCH OF THE UNITED youth and 1un •or youth ser CHRIST - Carl Peak , pastor the scripture tells us when you see the fi~ tree be~an to put MET HODIST CHURCH V I Ce , 6 dS p m . eve ning v H Bral ey, Sunday school forth leaves, ye know that summer IS nigh. prayer sup! Sunday school , 9 30 a . RQbert T. Bumgarn er, worShi p 7 30 p m Director and pra 1se, Wedn esday , 7 30 m • worship and communion , People will be eating, drinking, marrying a nd gtvmg tn louis W. Osborne POMEROY CLUSTER Pm 10 : 30 a. m youth meeting , 6 marriage when Clmst comes to "catch away" His church 220 E Ma1n Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 Rev Rob ertHayd en SILVER RUN FREE p m . Sunc:lay evening ser Pomeroy 992-21S6 The world will be going on as usual not looking for His return . Rev . o . wm . Sydenstrlckcr BAPTIST -- Mil es Tr out, vice, 7, regular board CHESTER - wors hip 9 15 paslor Su nday sc hoo l, 10 mPetina. Se1urdey, 7 p,m There will be "stgns" so patient believers can see that the - ~ !' am Church Schoo l 10 am am • Steve Little , supt , time is approaching. The world generally s peaking, will scoff POMEROY Wors h rp Eve nrng serv1ce, 7 p m . , RUTLAND COMMUNITY 10.30a m Ch urch School9 15 prayer meelrng , Thursday , 7 CHURCH - Sunday Sc hoo I, at th e tdea. Those watching are warned that they not be caught am UMYF630pm pm 9 30 a m . worsh lp serv 1ce. l I off guard . E NTERPRISE - Wonhip CHl:)ti=H: CHURCH OF a m , Wedn esda y praye r Keepsake Diamond Rings Bakers of Gay 90 Bread q am Ch urch Schoo l 10 am GOD-R ev Bobby Parler, . meeting , 7 30 p m . yout h Take heed lest He come suddenly (it will be a sudden M1ddlepor1 Ph. 992-3030 ROCK SPRINGS pa stor Sun day Sc hool. 9 JO serv 1 ces . Sunda y, 1 p m 212 E. Ma 1n St., Pomeroy event) and find you burdened wtth the cares of this life. Ph . 992-3 78S Worshrp 1 10 am Church a m . worshrp serv•ce . II Sunday nig ht worship, 7 30 Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be School 9 am UMYF 6 30 am . . evenmg serv• ce . 7 30 k UT LA1'ftf' - "CRUR~ . pm youT h serv•ce Wednesday . THE 'accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to NAZARENE ReiJ FLATWOODS - Worship 7 30 P m lloyd D Grimm , J r , pas tor pass, and to stand before the Son of Man . - Mrs. Juanita 1\a m Chu rch Sc hool 10a m LANGSVILlE CHRISTIAN Sunday schoo l. 9 30 am . MIDDlEPORTCLUSTER CHURCH Te d Jones. ·.T ackett, Patrtot Star RDute, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. serv.c e , 10 30 am " ( Formerly Sadie's Market) Rev Robert Bumgarner pa stor Sunday schoo l. 9. 30 worsh•P . broadcasl lt\le over WMPO Middleport , Ohio Syracuse HEATH - worshtp 10 30 am Roy Sigm an . sup t · young Ph. 992-3986 peop le·s ser vrce, 6 45 . ' .. m Church Sc hoOl 9 30 am mornmg wo r sh•P · 10 30 . evangel istic ser vice , 7 30 p m Sunday evening serv1ce . 1 30 . Road, Mr . and Mrs . Doyle UMYF 6 p m mee ting , Wedn esday RUTLAND Jeffrey mrd week serv•ce , Wed 7Prayer 30 p.m . , MISS IOnar y Knapp, Kevin, Kail, Char les , Ge rb er' , Pas tor . Worship J)CSday , 7 30 P m I· meeling , 7 30 p m . fir s I Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. 10 30a m Chu r ch School9 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Wec:lnesday of month TH E NAZARE NE - Rev . I: Johnson and Mr, Stout of am '-1ASON '0UNTY Da le Bass . pa st or, Bob SYRACUSE CLUSTER MASOI. . 'S T BAPTIST ~ ' Moo re, Sunday school supl , ~e cond and 1 v •"n P.roy Sis Albany . Rev R •chard E Jar1.11s 100 E. Main Pomeroy ' Su nday school classes for a ll ASBURY Worsh tp 11 Mr . and Mrs. Har ley E . Stan Cnug, pastor 5ur.da v Dial992 -210t "Hel l" Dea ler am Church School 9 SO a m, ages , 9 30 am , mornrng school. 9 45 a m . worshi p Ph. 949-5961 Johnson , Terry and Cheryl, UMW f1rst Tuesday Third St worship , 10 45 a m . NY PS. se r1J1ce , 11 a m , lr amin • Lincoln Russell , local, - . FORST RUN - Worship 9 6 30 p m , evangelis tic ser unt on, 6 30 p m , eventn 99 were weekend vtsitors of Mr . spent a weekend ard ontil vice , 7 30 p m Prayer and am Church Schoo l 10 am worShi p serv•ce. 7 30 p m and Mrs . John Slack and UMW lh1rd Wednesday 1 30 fasting Tuesday, 10 am , Mrd • Tuesday with Mr . and Mr~. M1d week p r aye r service week praver service. Wed Wed nesday, 7 30 p m family and Mrs . Ada Slack of pm Ray Russell and Ttna Rae of nesd ay , 7 30 p m , men 's Fine Food & Service MINERSVILLE - Wo rship ' MASON CHURCH 0 Sandyville. pra ye r meeti ng , Saturday , 7 CHRIST, P 0 Bo)l 487 , MilleFr The Store with A Hea rt 10 am Church School 9 am Middlepo rt Washington C. H. Locust' St. Mrs Daniel Worley UMW t h~rd Monday 7 30 p m p .m . . m iSSio nary meeting , St , Mason , W Va Sunda y Rae me Ph. 949-3342 Dial 992-5248 Mr, and Mrs. Carl McElroy SYRACUSE Church second Wednesday , 7·30 p.m Bible St udy tO am ; Wor sh 'P returned home Monday and of Colwnbus were weekend Sc hool 9 30 am ., Wo rshrr -UNtiED FAITH NON -· 11 am and ·7 p m Brble Stud y Mrs. Dale Randall and Kelly se rv•ce 7 30 p m DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Wednesday 7 p .m , Voca I '" vtst tors of Mr . and Mrs. Paul SOUTHERN CLUSTER accompamed her to spend the Rob ert :; mllh . pastor s unday mUS IC , McElroy and Mr. and Mrs. Rev . Howard Stuv e ley FIRST SOUTHER N schoo l. "' :J O a m c lass week tn Beckley, W. Va., wtlh Rev . Steven W11son leade r. Leo Hill . wo r ShiP BA PTIST ·~ Corner of Secon d Bill McElroy, Jeff ard Joey . Mr. and Mrs . Daniel Worley'. Rev Zeit;, Kruuewsl<.i/ serv•ce . 10 .30 am . church . and An derso n, Mason Pasta r. 1 Mrs . Daniel Worley of ' BET HANY - (Dorcas ) 7 JO p m Wa lt er Clouct Sunday Schoo I. Mrs . Pa ul Pierce and Racine Ph. 949-9591 Worsh•P 9 30 am Church Beckley, W. Va ., was E D E N UNITED 9 .1 ~ a n1 worShip ser vrce. II family of Mason spent a School 10 30 a m •BR ET HR E N IN CHURIST a n1 and 7:30 p m Week ty weekend visitor of Mr. and CARMEL - Ch ur ch Sc hoo l E lden R Blake , pastor O•ble study , Wednesday , 7 30 weekend wtth Mrs. Geneva Mrs . Charley Smith ard Mr 9' 30 et m wo rshtp 10' 30 a .m Sunday St hoo l 10 am , pm Shwnate and Mr, and Mrs. 2nd and 4th Sundays Howard McCoy , s upt , MASON ASSEMBLY 0 F an d Mrs. Doyle Knapp and APPLE GROVE - Sund ay Morning sermon . 11 am . GOO , Ouddmg Lan e. f•/ •ilso n , Larry J ohnson and famil y. '' family . School 9 30 a m Wo rship 7 · 30 Sunday n1gh t se r vices W Va Chester 1 en nan I, Mr. and Mrs. James Marttn p m 1st and 3rd Sundays . Chrls t1an Endeavor 7 lO Pa stor Sunday school 9 15 "The Fnendly Folks" Mr. and Mrs Dale Randall , Doal992 -3284 Mtddteport of Manetta were Sonday Prayer meetmg Wednesday p 111 Song serv1ce . II p m , a 111 • Children·~ Church 6 ' 5 Pomeroy, Ohio .. Kelly, of Briggs Rd ., 7 30 p m Fe\lowsh lp su pper F'rr•ac. hrnq 8·30 p m Mtd p n1 Young People's Scrv r ce evemng visttors of Mr . and - . f1'rst Saturday 6 p m UMW " ,. ..," Colwnbus, were Thursday ~""' rayer meetrng . 6 15 p m , Eva n ~c l1 !.l IC 1-Mrs. Harley T. Johnson . 2nd Tuesday 7 JO p m •. dncsday , 7 p .rn . Ra"y Se r vice l 30 p m , Women 's • evenin g visitor of Mr . and EAST LETART - Church , ,dams . lav lea der Missionary Counc•l 10 am Mr and Mrs. James Mrs. Charley D. Smith. Mrs. School lsi, 2nd . 3rd ~ undays , CHURCH OF JES US rirs• i'lnd thir d Tuesda y s Reeves went to Barnesvtlle 9 30 a m Fourth Sunday CHRIST Located al Pr a yer and O!ble Stud y, Randall and daug hte r Wednesda y to vistl his 10 30 a m Worship 2nd Rutland on New L1ma Road , Wednesday , 1 30 p m Pomeroy, Ohio ttl Co uri SI. remai ned he re for weekend. 7 30 p m .:lth Sunday rie)(t tO forest /\ere Park brother who has been '" the 9Sunday MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 30 am ; Prayer Meet ing Rev Ray i<ousc . pils tor " Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith hospital. Wednesday 7. 30 p m. UMW ~ohert Musser Sunday Sc hool HJ\RlfOf.lO . HU F<1.H r) ' of Kana uga were Saturday 1st luesday 7 30 p m sup t Sunday schoo l. !O; JO ISl 1n ChriS Iran lilt tOn Meigs County Branch WESLEYAN - {Racine ) ..... a rn , wor"!h lp 1 30 p 111 Utb le 1CHH anernoon visitors of Mr. and he r~ ev Willia m Camp be II ,. Sun day Sc hool 10 a m study Wcdne!ldu y, 7 ~0 p m . p,ts l(lr Sun day School. 9 JO Mrs. Charley Smith, Mrs. SALT LAKE CITY I UPI' Wo rship 11 am . Jr UMY F ' •d1ur day nl(l hl 11t .r v . r hCr "'n1 Ja m es Hughes . su oI . Daniel Worley , Mrs. Dale Wednesday 3 30 p Ill . Bible o~l r"' I 10 p m evenmg se rv1cc . 7.30 p m Middleport, Ohio _ The Salt Lake City Golden St udy Thu rsd ay 7 p m Choi r HEMLOCK GROVE Randall , daugh ter, Kelly Wt;!dnesday evening pray er Pracilce Thursday 8 p m CHRISTIAN Roger , Pomeroy 296 W. Second rtH" Citng , 7 30 p m Yo u lh Ph. 992-:1161 (Sandy McGhee) and Mr a nd Spikers of th e American , ." LETART FALLS - Chur ch Watson . pa sto r , Wallace pr<.~ycr $('r v•ce each Tuesda y • Soccer League s igned center. Schoo l 1st , 2nd , 3rd ~.u ndays Mrs . Doyle Knapp and Bra dford , supt', morning FA IRVIEW BIBL E forward Ramon Ramirez of 10 15 am . 41h Su r1d~y 9 15 worsh ip, 9 30; church school, CHURCH, Letart , W Va , Rl family. am , Worship lsi. 2nd . 3rd 10 30, yo ung people 's I . Rev C·co r ge Hosch a r , MAR~ET Sonday dtnner guests of Mexico Thursday to a 1976. Su ndays 9· 1.5 a rn , ·llh meeting, 6·30 p m , evening pa s tor ~ unday School 9 30 worship, 7:30 p ni .; Bible Sunday 7 :JO p •"' dy Mr. and Mrs . Charley Smith contract. "' 111 Prayf:>r and Bible slu Chesler, Oltlo MORNING SlAR study , Wednesday , 7:30p .m . 7 10 p n• ·Co tt age Prlly e r Rdlllire• was the leading The FInest In Mobile Homes were Mrs. Daniel Wurley uf Worshi p 9:30 fl .m , Church MT . UN ION BAI'11ST · ~ erv lcc 1 ucs da y, 10 a m S('Qrer in 1 he Mextcan pro 1100 E. Moln Pomeroy Ph. 992-7034 _i School 10 30 a 111 , Mod week Rev R: , D Brown. sup ply Wors hrp ~.c n·l ce . Thursd oy, Beckley, W. Va ., Mrs. Dale · Servi ce Wednesday 8 P m paSTor , Sunday school SUQt , 7. JO p nt. fu!ndall, Kel\}' of Briggs "' WILKINSON'S - FRIDAY , MAY/,1976 CAPI'AIN EASY ER--NESD YOU 50 QUirE 50 FPR IN PARAD ING 'lOUR CRIM&$ 6EFOR& THS wHAT 6E'TTER WAY TO PUT Pi;OPL& ON 6UARD A6AIN5T SLIMY CONFIDENCE TRICKSrER5 LIKS ME .. P U 6LIC~ .. JHA"i 13'1 5 HOW IN(1 fiOW CHILP· 15HLY SJNIPLE IT WAS TO $WINDLE; YOIJ•• MERELY BY PLA'/1~ <3 ON YOUR. BOUNDLESS G-REEP /IND VANITY! ~ BORN UlSER tr.r------~-----------------~~--~~ l..tT'? ~ ~ 1'1/Ei lRIUIJH~W ~ ~ WIU. ~, bi.AC'IS! ~ I SHACO . LJTILE ORPHAN ANNIE . • LITTLE ORPHAN CARRY I'LL GET HIM MY DOCTOR .. IF HE IIOOOLUMS WHO NEEDS A 'TRANSFUSION, I DIPTIE I () J I I [:ESfRVES TO LIVE . tCLEKINl JUST THREE WE'LL SEE IF MY 8t000 WILL PO- HE SEE!o\ TO HAVE HAD A BUSt~ESS I>IEETIMG- . IIJ I I I JumLh l'r.•lerd•y'• ''crockery'' 13 King's address 14 Leash 15 Before SWISHER &,LOHSE PHARMACY RUlli'S MARKET .Wolfpen 'News Notes ~omethinq will have to be done about access' Mama doesn't want an4bod4 livinq in her loft McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE SIR.MIGER!r- 15 TH' PRC>FER PERSSN />X FO' DAISY /viAE~ rl.'-ll''v IN /Mr<R.IA66 - AND NOW TI-lE MOMENT YOUVE ALL BEEN WAITING RJR .. MISS MOON LAO'/ OF 1976!!! ~~- - ~ KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. -- GAUL'S . . ' ' li "WUco" 30 Of 8 Great Lake 31 Hll tomb's In Rave1Ul8 31 Brazilian tree :r7 Oriental .tea " 6:00-News 3.~.8.10; God Has the Answer IS 6 ~NBC News 314,15; ABC News 13; News 6; Rhoda 8; CBS New s10; Lilias Yoga & You 33. 7:00-Wortd at War 3; Lawrence Wetk ~.1~ ; Hee How 6,8; Firing Line 3J; In the Know 10; Newsmaker '76 fl . 7:JII-Treasure Hunt3; Last of the Wild 10; N..hvttle on the Road 13 8 oo-Emergencyl3,4,15; Movie " Brenda Starr" 6,13; Jeltersons 8,10; Riv a ls ol Sherlock Holmes 33. B:311-Doc 8,10 . 9 ·00-Movle " Joe Ktdd" 3,4,1S; Mary Tyler Moore 8.10; Austin Clfy Llmlfs 33. 9 :311-Movle " Ktu Me, Kill Me" 6, 13; Political Talk 8; Bob Newhart tO. 10 .06-Carol Burnett 8,10; Soundstoge 33. 11 :06-News 3,4,8, 10, 13; ABC News 6; PollllcaiTalk 151 J11n.:~k I :1:1 ~ 11 : 15- Movle "Suddenly Last Sumnler" 6. 11 :311-Movle " Lost Flight" 3; Saturdoy Night •.tS; Boxing 8, Movie "Battle of the Bulge " 10; Movie " Murder In the Blue Room" 13. 1 :oo-Sammy & Company 6; Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 8 1 15-News 3; Movie "Night Mons ter" 13. 1 :JII-Movle " A Hattul of Rain" 10. 1 :45-Movle " Day -Time Wile" J. J 00-ABC News 13 3 :15-Mov le"Deep Waters" 3. 3 :311-Movle " Invasion U.S.A." tO. ~ : 45-Movle "Crazy House" 3. 6 :06-Movle "Gun In His Hand" 3. IN AT BRIDGE lea~ ueen proves correct 7 NORTH IDI IIAK 812 .AK t A32 .. Q64 EAST 1110 •Q 612 • 10 8 7 .. A9852 SOU Til • 65 • a1 a t KQ6 11KJI0 73 , Ne 1ther vulnerab le t;a+-+++-+- c lub trtcks. The careful player will lead the queen or clubs firs t. lie will have noted that If Wes t holds all £i ve clubs there will be no way to get four tri cks there. but that if East holds all five this queen play will make it possible to finesse twice a gains t th e nine-eight. Th ese little differences don ' t mea n anything most ol the time , but they do di H· tinguish th e r ea lly goO<I players rrom t~e others --L.--L....J...:!"d DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to A X Y D LB. A A X R II LONGFELLOW work it : Wesl Pass Pass Norlh East South I 11 IN T llere is a tough question from t:arohna. You hold Pa!ls • • ¥ AKQu tJ xx ,.Q xxx . Pass 3 N.T. Pass Opening lead - J • Your partne r Opl!ns one diamond . There is a one splllilovercall and you bid two hearts Your partner bids two notrump . What do you bid. One letter simply stands for another. In this sample A lo c__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:___, used for the three L's, X for the two O's, et~ . Single letters, By Oswald & James Jacoby apostrophe!, the length and formation of the words are all Here is another hand to now'! hints. Each day the code lett era are different. We JUSt raise our partner tn separate the men from the three notrump. Our Sl'<Ond· boys. Not that it represents CRYPI'OQUOTE choice is three diamonds a nd anythmg of real importance J G H. South ts tn a nice, comfortable third choice three hearts . MC GPTIANI AN M NIOJAS three not rump contract and is (Do you have a quell/on for the experfs? Write "Ask M N sure of 10 .tri cks come Hell or NTC KUT IUACFN FCTKN htgh water. the Jacobys " cart of lhla y U A C G N G He wins t~e h~art lead in newspaper. The Jacobys will VOYU MN BTO ST . dummy and ts gomg to lead a answer indi•lduel questions club at trick two. The ordinary, il stamped, se/1-addreeaed LT HI 0 C G Y TT F AG careless player leads a low envelopes are enclosed. The Yeslerday's Cryploquote: NO PERSON CAN BE A GREAT one and plays an honor afte r mosf interesting questions LEADER UNLESS HE TAKES A GENUINE JOY IN THE East plays low. West sho ws wrll be used in this column SUCCESSES OF THOSE UNDER HIM. - W.A. NANCE out and now our ca reless and w111 receive copies of cCH916 KJn1 ~·e.turea srndlule. Inc.) player will only collect three JA COBY MODERN.) !JG BIG JIM'S PLAZA TME ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 21 Companion Park, Oklahoma :It Noble Italian family Z7 Common noun sufflll 28 Powdered lava 2t Withdrew 3Z Espy 33 Table scrap t:u+-+--lf-34 Singing syllable 35 Infuriate rash . RAll'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE 12 Knightly descriptive 16 Refule 19 Do 8 cryptographer's job Z2 - gin Z3 Pestered Z4 Jewiah ascetic Z5 Scot's ancestor Z7 'l'rannnll 7: JII-Bullwln k te J ; I' Dream of Jeannie 4; Jetsons 6; Vegetable Soup IS, Harlem Globetrotters Popcorn Machine 8; Me n From C O.S, I tO; Moke A Wish 13; Mister Rogers 20. 8: DO-Emergency Plus 4, 3,4; Hong Kong Phooey 6, 13; Sesame St. 20 a · JII-Josle & the Pussycats3.4. 1S; Tom & Jerry-Grape Ape 6, 13; Bugs Bunny-Rood Runner 8; Bugs Bunny & Friends 10. 9:00-Secret Lives of W~ ldo Kitty 3,4,tS; Elec Co. 20. 9 JD-'-Pink Pa nther 3,4, IS; Adventures of Gilligan 6, 13; Scooby Doo 8, tO; Mister Rogers 20. 10 oo-Land of lhe Lost 3.4, 15; Super friends 13; Hot Dog 6; Shazam-tsls 8. 10. Sesame S1. 20; 10 .30Run, Joe, Run J,4,15; Big Blue Marble 6. 11 .00-Band Festival J; Speed Buggy 6, 13; Return tothe Planet olthe Apes4,15 , Space Nul• 8, 10, Etec . Co. 20. 11 :311-0ddbait Couple 13; Westwlnd 4,1S; CBPA Bowling 6; Ghost Busters 8, 10; Mister Rogers 20 . 12 oo-Jetsons 4, 1S; Volley of the Dinosaurs 8, tO; Action News tor Kids 13 ; Vegetoble Soup 20.12 :311Go-USA 4, 15; VIewpoint 8; Fat Albert 10; Ne KI Generaflon 1J 1.00-Davld Niven's World 3; Champions 4, Bowling 6, 13 ; Festival of Lively Arts for Young People 8,10; Wrestling IS; Lowell Thomas Remembers 33. I ~11-Greo test Sports Legends 3; Biography JJ 2: DO- Gra ndstand 3,15; Baseball Warm -Up 4; Champions B; Urban League tO; Energy Saver 33 .. 2 IS- Baseball 3,4 ; Bseball 1S. 2 311-Movle "Treas ure ls lond" 10; Valiant Veers 33 3 oo-oufdoors with Julius Boros 6; World ol Survival 8; Fishing with 'Roland Martin 13; Family at Wa r 3J 3 311-Goll 6,13; To Be Announced 8 <·DO-Political Talk B, Call It Macaroni 10; Resour ceful West Virginia 33.4: 30:.Sports Spectacular B; Movie " Hardcase" tO; Let's Grow • Garden 33. 4 45-Scoreboard 4. s ·oo-FBI 3; Wide World of Sports 13; Don Adams Screen Test ~ ; To Be Announced 1S; What ' s Cooking? 33 s JII-Adam·12 4; Guppies to vroupers 33 . wave or ~ TME DAILY SENTINEL Yesterday's ADiwer 6 :06-Sun,lse Semester 8,10. 6 · JII-Fun lor Eyeryo ne 6; TV Classroom 8; Treehouse Club 10; Kentucky Club 10; Kent ucky Afield 13. 1 .oo-Sat urday Report J ; Ag -USA 4; Eddie Saunders 6 ; Treehouse Club 8; U S Farm Reporl10; Groovle goolles 13 fat GOEGLEIN READY MIX POWELL'S SUPER VALU 16 Performed 17 Be incorrect city 18 Ornamental 5 Duds architec6 Slender; tural work frail 20 Cartoonist, 7 Oriental Gardner New Year Zt Not a bit 10 On the spot :!2 Gaelic ( 3 wds.) John 11 At this Z3 Name for time 38 Make more Intense 3t Kind ,of ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION ~ a cerlain way 3 In spots ( 3 wds.) f Nigerian SATURDAY,MAYB,1t76 :n Chew the FOR ONLY 2.50 PER WEEK .. -AN'TH' ANSWER IS ..,..,., HER HU5a6.ND rl RACINE FOOD MARKET YOU CAN RENT nilS SPACE tlem Z Cook eggs Z5 - National MEIGS TIRE CENTER RACINE PLUMBING & HEATING · STOP • a bear LIL ABNER MARK V STORE ~ . a shame' a shin4 new ....___--.., dime for her! BETSY ROSS BAKERY ~ (A.wen lutorrow) FOMENT A.n•w..rt l'ou migltt Ill'~ n•d be fort gou do tlaia!- one 1s ~ w OPAQUE ACROSS 40 Land 1 Tennis measure luminary 41 Meara of 5 - Linkletter show ,biz DOWN 8 Lean-to 1 Valued 9 Develop DUDLEY'S K&C JEWELERS I BOUND ENSUE by THOMAS JOSEPH ~ SEAR'S CATALOG MERCHANT Now atTanre the circled Ieite,. to rorm the 1lli')H"iM anawer, u ouneoted by the above cartoon. ~ MIDWAY MARKET BOB'S MARKET SUNDAY TIMES SENTINEL WHAT THE HABITUAL CRIMINAL HAP PL.E::NTY OF. IK IIX:IXIII IIJ HEINER'S BAKERY REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES t [IJ HHLO, Mfi' , WARBLCKS - OH, P. J. PAULEY, AGENT WAID CROSS SONS STORE t3@M®~®!:f.:Ztt!-:!c Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to lo r m four ordinary words. "CY-c- the sermonette 5 ()()-Bonanza 3, P artrid!ie Family 8; Mission tm . possible 15. 5.lii-Adam 12 4, New s 6. Family Affair 8; Elec. Co . 20,JJ ; Adam-12 1l 6:()()-News l ,4,8, 10, IJ, 15; ABC News 6; Zoom 20,J3. 6 311-NBC News 3,4,15; ABC News 13; Andy Grittlth 6; CBS News 8, 10 , Hodgepodge Lodge 20; Carrasco lendas 33. 7 ·oo-Truth or Cons. 3; To Tell the Truth 4; Bowling for Dollars 6; Space 1999 8; Aviation Weather J3; News 10. Pol itical Talk 13, Famly Affair 15 , Oh1o Journal 20 7 311-Porter Wagoner J; Treasure Hunt 4; Candid Camera 6, Evening Edition with Martin Agronsky 20 ; $25,000 Pyramid 10, To Tell the Truth ,13; Pop Goes the Country 15, Black Perspective on the News J3 8 06-Sanford & Son J,4, 15; Donny & Marte 6,13; Sara 8, 10; Washington Week In REview 20,33. 8 Jll-The Praclice 3,4 Wall Street Week 20,33. Politica l Talk 15 9 Oil-Rockford F iles J,4 ; Movie " Hard Driver " 6,1 3; Movie " The Afr ican queen" 8, Movie 11 Queen of the Stardust Ballroom " 10; Political Ta lk 15; F ;ring Line 20; Masterpiece Theatre 3J. 9 ·311-Wa ll y' s Workshop IS. 10 :oo-Pol 1ce Story 3,4, 15;; News 20; Paul Nuchlms 33 tO JII-Avl al lon Weather 20 11 ·011-News 3,4,6, 8, 10, 1l, IS; ABC News 33 11 311-Johnny Carson J,4, 15; Rookies 6. 13; Movie "The Story of Pretty Boy Floyd" 8; Movie "T he Shuttered Room" 10; Janak1 3J. 12.<11-Don Kirsh ner's Rock Concert 6; Iro nside 13. t ·DO-Midnight Special 3,4,1 S, Movie "World Without End" 10. 1. 411-News 13. 2. 311-News J. J 00-Movle " Banjo on My Knee" 3 4 ts-Movle " Mr . Motfo Takes a Chance" 3. 6 oo=Movle " Swamp Water" 3. WOULD "'E GO GIT A LEEUE KINDLIN' WOOD, PAW? PAWl! &oOD 6RtcF :! I'M FLOATIN6 OUT TO SEA! �/ I . U - The J:l!!lv~ntlnel, Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Friday, May 7, 1976 1~ - The Dally Sentinel, Mtddlepori·Pomeroy 0 , Fnday, Ma) 7 1976 PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TO~ PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR MANAGERS IN OUR AREA ' RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE fOI ~Ale OEM~ HAVE NO CASH INVEST ~ MENT NO COLLECTING OR C Aeg•s tered Collie Stud Ser CHEVY 3 bell hous 1ngs 10 one 3 bedrm house '"Rutland Phone DELIVERINGS CALl COLLECT AKv1 992 7336 ce Stardust Kmg Ph one half SS 00 each VW dutch CAROL DAY 1518) 489 8395 o• 1614 ) 9B5 4148 $15 o4 SS wheels $60 3'2 7 2 bedrm home spouous rooms WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR b lack complete SSO Set of 396 mea yard Phone 992 7394 TIES 20 RAILROAD AVE BASSETT pupptes Phone {614 ) heods $20 Set of 396 heoden AlBANY N Y 1220S 985 427 1 after 6 p m S30 396 block complete S125 SMAll house m Syrocuie 21orge lots Phone 992 3857 after 5 $25 PER HUNDRED slullong 1970 Chevelle SS 3% 4 speed e x 2 Ponhoc axles $15 Phone en v elopes Send self ce llen t co nd1hon Lots of e>e pm 9'12 7803 s P M Day Befor e Publi c ation Mondl'f' Oe adltn e 9 Pets om Cen c ella ! •on Corrections w i ll be a c cep!ed unlit 9 am for Day Of Pubi iClJIIOn REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the rtgh t to ed•l or retect anv ads deemed ob lecuonat The publisher wdl not be r esponstble tor more than on e tncorrect addressed stamp e d envelope Edroy Mmls Sox lnurhon RATES For want Ad Service 188 Albony Mo 64402 BRANCH MANAGER TRAINEE s cent.s per word one Insertion Minimum Charge $1 00 141 cents per word thre e con~ecu t lve insertiOns 26 cen•s per word St)( tros mserttons 15 Per Cent Dtscount on & OBITUARY S2 00 tor 50 word nnn lmum Each add lh<lnal word 3 cen ts BLIND ADS Add1llona1 1Sc Ct1argc per .1\dve rfl sem ent OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally e 30 a m to 11 00 Noon Sa turda y Phone today 9V7 2156 NOTICES ATTN II ALL IIOU5EWIVES All Yard Sales Rum mag~..: Por ch and Basement Porch and Buement Sales, et~ . must be pa id In advanc~ : Get vour In In earlv by stopping b y our office at The Dally Sea,tln~l 111 Court St or writing Bo x 729 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 With your re-mittance On Lincoln IN LOVING memory of our Parents A C Sm1th who pass ad away In Feb 1943 and Em ma C Sm1th who passed away I•\ May 1947 Year after year as we journey through life Vltlont of ch1ldhood e er shmes thro the strife Memory turns bqck to our hop plestdays Mother and Father whom our hearts ever praise Lela Easterday Sibyl Daril Fred :="'~S"m'-"11~ :;,i~~~ii~:~~ ,;;;;;; LOST - flshmg tackle bo• loco t1on Tonner s Run reward Coll247 2201 LOST East of Me1gs H1gh School on County Rd 25 blond and wh1te female Cocker Span1el w1th reddl•h freck las on nosa Reward for reorurn or tnforma fton leodmg to return Phone c Hill ~real Here' s your chance to earn extra spendtng money Wrn valuable pmes Apply loday , age 9 and up, call 992 2156 or slop by our ofhce at Pomeroy 111 Court St RACINE Ftre Department wtll ha111 a gun shoot Saturday at 6 30 p m of thetr new bu1ldmg off Bashon Rood MEIGS County Fish and Game Assn will ha... e o speCial meeting Friday May 7 at 7 30 p m ot Snowball Hill Club roams to make plans !or the June Ftsh Fry .._ ---- WIPE OUT DEBTS! I A h!tle known Federal law prov1de' fa•t help and protects you from cred1tors tmmediately Wote Fas t Rt<.o11ery Rt I 8ax 84 ~o_ll1~!1~ _9~~-<4_~~ -- -GRANO Opening of the Golden Nugget Middleport Rock N Roll Bond hom 8 p m 1111 m1d niQht old fashioned priCe' from 5 t1ll 8 on draft beer ~o.!_~~~~~gh~ - ---- --- _ For Memor~al Day beouttful selt<.llon flowers baskets sprays loott flowers vases Faye s Gift Shop North 2nd St Middleport Open doily 9 o m hi~ _p -~- ---- - - --- - Sunday May 9, 1976 12:00 6 Miles From Langsville, 0. MELVIN CROSS FARM FOLLOW SIGNS OlD fu rn !lure ICe ba>eos brass bed! old wall telephones and parts or comp lete households Wnte M 0 M1ller Rt 2 Pomeroy Oh o Call99'2 77b0 TIMBER top pr ce for stondmg limbe• Coli (614)446 8570 CASH pa•d lor all makes and models of mob1le homes Phone aroa code 61.4 423 9531 $$Cosh$$$ for JUnked auto Frye s Truck Au to Parts Rl.lllond Phone 742 2081 USED CAR In good runntng cond1 11on not more than I 0 years old Coll742 258 1 992 5175 and -- - Will cOra for elderly person In my ~omo P~ono 30", 3 HP, B&S Eng 3 bedrm house near Eastern Htgh School 2 baths lom•ly room lau ndry room 2 car garage, full basement on Iorge lot Phone TURF TILL TILLERS 3112 H P , B&S Eng all electnc bnck bu1 ldmg decora ted plastered walls comp lete Youngstown k•t chens and d•sposol un1ts storm doors and w1ndows compl etely m sula ted Iron! and rear en t r ances beaut i fully land sca ped pr111ate park1ng low rent The Hoven Terrace Apa rt ments New Hoven W Va Ph 304 882 2433 lu rn~shed apt Ca l! qq2 2 bedrm 31 29 or 992 5434 2 bedrm trotler a c one m1le from HomsOn \I JI!e on Ne w ltmo Rood Call before noon and after 6 p m 7-42 29?} Coll992 2156 rod10 .4 speed changer Balance $103 40 or terms Coli 4 Fam•ly Yard Sole 1 1/ , mde from 9'12 3965 Chesh~re on St Rt 554 May 5 through 8 9 00 fill dark COAL hmesto na and al l types of - Drape s Bedspreads diShes baby and adult d o thmg of oil kind s too numerous to mM t1on POMEROY LANDMARK 'W'.- Jack W Carsey, Mgr ..,.. Phone 992 2181 12lC65 3 bedrm all alec $6500 Phone 992 2605 1969 12x 60 mob1le home custom Schult Good cond 11ton Col/ 742 3018 1972 Elcona mob1le home un furn•shed w1th ftp out stove relngerator d1n1ng room set stays J bedroom' 1 y, baths Phone 992 7768 - hne model tota l elec fully fur n shed carpeted throughout eye level oven surface un•t bay w10dow one fourth old wo rld burch paneling front d1nmg room 3 door model home •s hke new Also 1975 Skyfllle 52x 12 total elec all new lurn11ure carpeted throughout total wrapped Fom Cor f ront k1tchen model We sold th s home new end IS st tll 1n h~e new cond1tlon Con be seen at Kmgsbury Mob1le Home Soles 1100 E Mmn Pome roy 992 703-4 19b9 Topper mob1le home ex cel lent cond•llon 12ll'60 In _qUJre alterS p m 985 3902 P~ one 9'12 3891 FOUR Fam1ly Garage Sal e May b FREEZER BEEF Corn led steeri 7 and B of 810 W Mom Sl deli ver to local dre5s1ng Pomeroy Ne• l to Shuler s plan ts Phone 8~3 2111 Market from 9 am 111 1 5 p m Toys formal s dothmg and etc CO AL limestone and calCium ch!onde and colo um bnne for YARD SALE F1rst house post dust con tro l and ell types of Me1gs H1gh School on Co Rd salt Exceliior Salt Works East 25 across from gun club Mom St ree t Pomeroy Oh•o Clolhmg ve ry cheap 9 o m ttl phone 992 3891 w,u ? ODDS ond Ends Sole starts 5 7 76 to 5 1-4 76 Log Cabm Twp Rd 261 between Keno and Long Bottom follow !lgm off 248 ot Keno or long Bottom Waches 1ewelry purses clothes diShes C 8 rod•o f1sh tng Iockie Four 700x16 8 ply ttres lour 750x l6 l!res one three fourth 1%8 Jeep truck 36 tn cop bunk s sto\le a•r horns CB rod1o fully equ1pped for ho•ler lOWing 1 (614) 9B5 38o49 and 8 9 00 1111 oi 00 -4 23 Beech St Middh~po rt clothes m oi l SIZes Including women s large mes booki and mise 1tems .... - - - -- YARD SALE Fndoy and Saturday everythmg reduced Avon bot tie! bowling boll and bog cloth•ng and m1sc 1tems 565 N Front St M1ddleport Ohio Athought for the day Poet SALE oil Roule 33 on 681 Robert Browning wrole, YARD toward Alhony Sth h'iuSf' on , "Ignorance /! not Innocence left t Wotch lor s1gn~ Fndoy and Saturday bul sin." 1q53 Ford Jubilee tractor (ex ceHen l) $1 650 Ford 9N trac tor overhauled $1 000 New 5 It 3 pi rotary mower (s tump umper ) $385 Four used n dlllg own mowers 7 and 8 h p $200 to $230 Luck ett Form Equ1p men! Wes t Washmgton St l Albony Phone 1614) 698 3032 or698 7881 POLLED H~relord bull 2 yrs old $300 7 weeks old nanny goat $25 Phone 5hode 1614) 696 1234 BEAN POSTS Coll247 31J77 ONE iel ol maple bunk bed s w1th box spnngs and mattress Ani! que bedrm i ull Burl mlmd oi black leather bar stools Gravely w!lh allachman ts Phonel6 14) 985 3511 1973 350 Kawosokl Big Horn ex pons on chamber Knobby t!fes 3 b ke trader Co li 992 7110 \ MAKE sprtng cleonmg profitable turn unwanted 1lems 1nto cash AdvertiSe 1n tha Wont Ads -- . 1975 XS 650 B Yamaha l1ke new !ow m1leage For more 1n formot1 on contact Me1gs Auto Parh Phone 992 77 11 - 71 750 Norton Comondo Con sae at Rutland Pennro1l or call 7oi 2 2542 1975 Hondo mo torcycle 360 rood b•ke hke new E•cellent con d111on Phon e 992 3566 8 It truck cam pe r Phone 992 5983 of~er 5 m ~ e LOCUST p(ISI!. P~ono round or spl1t 949 2774 MANS left handed gull set bog and push carl S35 lodtes nght handed gulf set bag and push cart $30 H1 powe r telescope olec adchn g machine $20 ManS brO'tf'O SUII SIZe <40 $10 Phone 949 -~660 - ~- --- -'"1 SLOAN'S CARPOING Free e!ttlmates on car We ' ll brmg samples to your home w1th no obltgaftor. See how you can really save M1ke Young , Manager Sales and Installation Rl 3, Pomeroy , Ohlo45769 Phone day or n~ght 614 992 2206 Installed by Licensed Installer 24 Hour Phone Serv1ce Shepard ContractoiS Eager To Buy H E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 or 992 2S68 SWIMMING POOLS D&D Above and below ground OONSTRUCfiON pool k1ts lor the do II· yourself man D. BUMGARDNER Noble Summ1t Rd • Middleport PHONE 992 S724 5 J 1 mo Wanted to own and ope rat~ candy & confection vendtng route Pomeroy and surround1ng area Pleasant bustness Htgh proftt lf~ms Can slarl par111me Age or e~epenence not Important Requtres car and 5960 cash tnvestment For deta1ls wrtte & Include your phone SAl , 1072 S. n Jose Avenue Burbank , Cahfornta 91501 Nathan Btggs Radtator Sp ectahsl SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. Pomeroy 1976 II 00 a m Hayward 81ssell Form 8ashen Keno Rd County Rd 28 long Bottom Oh10 Dewalt rod1al arm sow complete 6 Jn alec planer hand tools of oil k1nds power hand tools tool boxes elec gnnder w•th bench \/ICes c clamps all s1zes furn1 ture clamps model! Gravely tractor wtlh mower rtdtng lawn mower small outboard motor ga s bras' kettle copper wash boiler copper teo hettie old ~ron dump wagon w1th hones old 12 gouge shotgun double barrel old 12 gouge pump gun around 1919 Super Ruger 22 magnum revolver w1th 22 long nile cyhnder Gutman han and rooiler pocke t kf'l1fe and other kn 1ves lot ol s1lver cams and o the r co1ns sump pump old d1shes and loads of other d•shes elec mt>eers uons pols Iorge marble whatnots elec fans and lots of bo>ees and other Items too numerou s to menl!on Iorge lo t of garden tools \leepmg bog~ 17 m cha1n sow Auctioneer Roger Hayman Owner Hayward B•ssell Not re~pon,•ble for ac Clde nl s Complete Bridal And Anniversary SerVICe Free Consultation ' Ann's Bridal and AnniversaiJ Services t 13-1 mo 1 RANCH - AI. TROMM CONST. Rutland 742 2318 All Work Guaranteed Free Es11mates 55 1 mo cl oset s l it, baths large k1t dm1ng F A ott furnace Large 2 ca r garage and 1 l eve l acre Ask•ng $15 000 00 2 HOUSES - 1 ha s 9 rms bath the olher has J rms and bath All ut •llt1es and almost one acre S16 500 12 ACRES - Only ln town garden land large garage w1th s torage 3 BR renov ated home wtth wood burntng ftrepl ace gas F A furnace N1ce carpettng S19 500 BUSINESS BUILDING Down (rea l n1 ce) and a 5 room apt up '" Rutland Asking IUSI $13 500 OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, 4 brs bath ntce kif large yard '" M•dd leporl Only S8500 11 RMS - Old ~ouse w lh all utt11ttes and 2 lots nea r new restaurant W II take ofler WANTED - Large family for tht s 5 BR s 2111 baths 10 rm home, 2 car garage. and lol 100>145 See th1s equtpment Good l oca t 1on Needs a couple wJth a few thousand or will lease MINERALS - IJS acres 1n Lebanon Townshtp 2 mtles east of Ba shan GET IN TOUCH WITH US ON THESE SOON. OVER 40 PICTURES TO LOOK AT DROP IN TO SEE. REMODELING Plumbmg heottng and oil types of general repo1r Work guaranteed 20 years ex ... ..,. I 1'1j f s 6 1 mo house m ----- ----- --- ~-- --- LOVELY 2 story older home 1n Roc me 1h24 hvmg rm dm1ng room new built m k 1tchen w1th cherry cobmets den bedrm and one holt both down w1th oak hardwood floors 3 bedr ms New lull both ut1ltly room upsla~rs full basement large front and rear porches unot toched garage 2 storage bUJ idmgs oil set upon large lot w1th addition al !of avo1 loble Must sacrifice for $21 000 Call 949 2883 R00MV-7;r-~ld~~;~l~r~ w~~d frame iwp bedrm home located between Coolv1lle and Tuppers Plo•rs One acre lot two car garage etty water gas heal ha r dwood floors carpeted l.vmg room mce v1ew $2 1 000 Phone {614) 61>7 3519 --- ---- ------3 bed'm home Coll992 7033 --HOUSE J bedroom home 59 --------------- acres 1 m1le from Rutland on New L1ma Rood phone 7-42 2988 NEW home for sale 3 bedrms sewmg room 2 ceramiC baths personalized k1tchen bu1lt to r the homemaker Plenty of gordon space on th1s one acre lot Appro x 2 ono fourth m1les fromR:t 7onSR 124 Toward Rut land on south s1de of road Watch for s1gn Al TROMM r r ---:\ Ltttle 3 Cow Farmer - Here •s a modern house In the counlry completely remodeled J bedroom house everylhmg new 1ncludes wiring, plumbing, roof natural gas furnace , small barn chicken house , city waler & natural gas Almost J acres ol well layed land Priced $26,500 This nlce 1'1> slory home has a large ltv1ng room wtth shmy oak flooring d ln lng room ntce kll c~en w1lh bu1111ns 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms on first lloor J n~cely paneled bedrooms on the 2nd floor , also 2 large porches, and a sun porch, garage Natural gas furnace tS very economtcal Located on Scout Road In Ohoo Would you believe $12 800 $11 ,000 will buy modern home near fatrgrounds, 2 bedrooms, llvmg room, kitchen. bath gar•ge 2 car concrele block garage and garden space nice for small famlly 949-2388 JIMMY DEEM - R ldlng Tractort Lawn Boy mowers, P1aneer chain saws, Bolen's Mowers, Merry T•llers, MTD Mowers 491 Locust St Mtddleport, Ohio 992-3092 D&D TREE Tnmmmg 20 years e>e perlence Insured I •e estimates Coli 992 2304 or (614) 698 7257 Albany -- ---~---~---------- SEWING MACHINE Repo1rs ser· ""e all makes 992 2284 The Fobr~c Shop Pomeroy Authonzed Singer Safes and _ ~er~~e ~_!~~o~~e~~~~~~ -­ EXCAVAliNG dozer loader and backhoe work dump trucks and lo boys for hlfe will tloul fill d1rt top so• I ltmestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jef fers day phone 7089 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 m 5232 SEPTIC TANKS cleoned Modern SanltOtJOn 992 395-4 or 992 5968 WILL do roofing , construction plumbtng .and heolmg No 1ob too Iorge or too small Phone 742 2348 EXCAVATING dozer, bock~oe and d ttcher Charles R Hat f1eld Back Hoe Serv1ce Rutland Oh1o Phone 7<42· 2008 WILL tnm or cut trees and shrub bery Phone 949 2545 or 742 3167 Will 00 S)Ctarlor painting houses and roofs Phone 992· 5684 or 992 3374 GREG S CB SALES located at Er· Mid wm s Gull Ser11ice dleport Oh1o Phone 992 2438 EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND DOZER LARGE AND SMALL SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR NIGHT ------------------- -------------------- Let DONELLI'S make tile ptnill for your after gradu.ohon party Call us at 992-6 U7 and we w1ll make your party something to remember Chock our party rates Donelll's Pizza Middleport, Ohio Open 4 p m dally CIMed Ill day Mondays - --------------- -----======~======== ~ ~== BRAOF~O, AushonHr Com plele SorviCo Phone 949·2487 or 9oi9 2000 R:oetnll Oh1o tr.tt Brodford ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - -------------------Sweepers toasters 1rons all small appliances Lawn mower ned to State H1ghway Goroge on Roulo 7 P~one (614) 985 3825 SAVE ON CARPOING Candy Stripe Beautiful colors Do 11 yourseN and save. Regular N95sqyd Sale If'Sq. Yd. -----------12 or 15 FT 501 NYLON rect Green, gold blue , rust Do II yourself, with pod ding, 17 U sq. yd With plddlnglnllolled stU squ1re y1rd RUnAND l FURNINREi .....__....,, I Rutllftd ./ ~ \. FRIDAY TIL 8 ~ •• ••e •e Close Sat. At 5 p.m. 742-2211 ARNOLD GRATI! 1 e• , ••••••••••• RUnA,ND FURNITURE ........... • Runabout 3 ar sedan, vinyl top, luxury model clean 1973 Pinto 2 dr. RUTLAND' I $4:~= 54295 1 1995 ' Futl power\ air, full stereo, while' with blue v roof, blue cloth lnl PRICES! 73 Olds 98 4 Door Sedan Full power , air, v roof , brown 'Villi ton v root, tan vinyl In! _ Now '3295 sms Was 73 Cadillac / Sedan DeVille power. alr, v roof, T& T 69 Olds 88 4 lbJr Sedan Full wheel , good radials, 38,000 ml , 1 owner 70 Dodp Monaco 4 Dr. Sedan 72 Ford Torino Coupe P S , P B , v 8 aulo good lire&, gold with ton v roof , nice Interior Gala, black v rool good tires Power, air, dark grey with blue cloth lnt Wu futS,DG '1695 now '995 4 dr , H T , air cana vinyl top .---.P .-~--~~------------+-------------~------------.-4 74 Chev. Imp. 4 Dr. 71 ford Torino Coupe 72 Buick LaSabre 1971 Volkswagen 2 dr. Sedan ... '1695 4 DooJ Sedan H.T. Sedan Call Con. O.Vned by loca l minister v 8 auto, P S , P B , air, gold Full pawer, air. AM· FM radio, 14695 1972 Ford Lm 4 dr. HJ........... '1995 1795 C.C, good tires, grey with clolh lnl TRUCKS 1973 Ard LWB Econoline Van..'3495 PS P B,alr,radlo CC,good tires silver with v trlm 13295 IIQW 12295 Was S2695 00 Full power, air, C C, radio, new lpp, gtloc:t tires, red, low miles with black V roof, tan vinyl lnt now 11295 w•• S159s oo 1974 Ford FlOO V8 Pickup .... ..S3495 lf2 ton, one careful local owner 1974 Ford Four Wheel Drive ..... '3995 Ptckup, shows good care 1969 Dodge lh T. Pickup ........ 11395 4 Door Sedan Full power, air, good radial tires, while w1lh block v roof and black cloth 1nt Was 12895 00 I10W '2495 4 wheel drive pickup - 4 Door Sedan Full power, air, good tires, dark MANY MORE Was S249S.oo SEE: Fred Blaettnar, Melvin Little, or Pat Hill Open Evenmgs Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat TiiS : O~ . now 12295 - DAN .• MUIVIt'~ON FORD Phone 461 S. 3rd H2·2196 Middleport ;~'Carmel News, • By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens spenl an ,' ,, evenmg wtlh Mary Circle Bennlce Bede Oaol recently For Soturdoy, May I, 1871 Mr and Mrs. Arthur Earl Johnson, Sheryl LeAnn and ARIES (March 21-Aprll 18) The rewards Bre unusually " Patrick, called at the home of generous work or ser\lices ' Mr and Mrs Douglas performedrorwell TOday Take ' " Johnson of Racine on special prtde Jn anything you pu1 your hand lo "''Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs James Circle TAURUS (April 20·Moy 20) fi'ol New Haven were at lhe This Is a day when you II be ~ : home of Mary Circle on popu lar and favorably tmpress others Be alen There ts a •: Sunday chance you II make a Calllng at the home of Mr good valuable new contact and Mrs Arthur Earl {May 21·June 20) Johnson and family on GEMINI Entertain selected people at 1 SatlD'day everung were Mr. home today like lhe boss or and Mrs Charles Randolph of mf l uent 1a1 acquaintances R D Pomeroy and Ray Good thtngs can happen if you get to know one another better Johnson of RaCine Arthur Orr of Chester CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) called at lhe Robert Lee There Is a posslbllll)' ot good home on Tuesday evening. news from two sources today Bol~ will be through trlends all~oug~ lhey don 1 know each other LEO (July 23· Aug. 23) People will do lhlngs tor you loday, simply because they l1ko you There are no ulterior motives Accept good fortune gracious- ly tacel of knowledge that will later prove valuable Listen closely learn all you can It may not be repeated LIBRA (Sopt. 23·Dcl. 23) Be 1og1ca1 today, but don t Ignore your hunches Blendmg- the two can provide you with some very powerful mslghts wl!'fbl~~oot, Grey black cloth lnl , fu ll power air, good llres, low miles P s, radio, red with black vinyl In! now $1395 roof, good tires. while with ton vinyl lnt Aulo trans, P S , P B , radio v B auto . 70 Olds 98 4 Door Sedan 69 Oldsmobile Cutla Sup. H.f. Coupe Full power , air, AM FM radio, i•le blue with blue cloth Interior V roof, air , auto trans , P B , PS Was S69S.OO VB auto p S , p B' bucket seols, console rodla, like new ~~es, dark green with black vinyl '595 ROW Four speed, 3 sealer 1095 1 72 Dodge 1 ton Stake 69 GMC ~ T. Paup VB. 4 speed, dual wheels, cattle 307 VB. 3 speed, 2 tone point, mirrors and lights racks Was 52195.00 '1095 now '2295 1 1395 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6-TILL 5 PM SAT. Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales "You71 Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY CARS ideas or unfamiliar 'conditions today You re more than up to any challenge It you apply yourself AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Feb. 1f) Today you are e•cepllonally sharp buslnesswlae VIew any proposition from several angles You II flnd a way to han die •t PISCES (Feb. 20-MIIfCio 20) You are a quick thinker loday Your judgment is basically good Slick by your original decisions for the best results Your Birthday You w1ll have an acllve social lite lhls coming year ConlaclS will be helplul to you and may steer you 10 a fabulous new group of associates INI'~SI'AI'I'HioNTI'HI'IItSI' i\S.\N ! POMEROY MOTOR CO. 11695 68BuicklaSabre 4 Dr. Sedan 6 cyl ' aula' good tires, rodlo cou ld stand you in good stead today An e>etramely unusual one can help you careerwlse 1971 FQRD BRONco .................. '695 1969 atEV. BELAIR 4 OR ............ '539 1970 FORD TORINO CPE... ·· ......... 1399 ~---li1Gs---, 1968 PLY. 4DOQR .....................'150 1965 FORD 4 DOOR .................... ~125 Ecppmalt Co. O. 1966 PONTIAC 4 DR................... '100 II fovMIIIOT, "'· fft-2171 -ALL SOLD A$ IS - '2695 v roof green cloth lnl' good tires Was S1995 00 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23·Dec 21) Your ablhty to spol oppar· lunlly lhal alhors overlook You II be e~eoosed to a new These cars are re~11ced and priced to save you money. "All Units Sold As Is" P S , P B , olr, vinyl trim, creem with vinyl root, good tires '3495 ~s~N- 12295 • 73 ---r~6~7~C~~a-.~Ch~.~le--~n~~~~~~~340~+---~----~ Full po~er~r~~ green 4 Doer HT Cpe. &8 VW TtWBpOrter Bus differences VIRGO (Aug 23·Bept. 22) WEEKEND SPECIALS! ! ! Buick Skylarl HJ 75 Dodge Dart SwiD&If Cpe. 6 cyl , auto , P S , P B , radio, v Was 51595 00 SCORPIO (Oct. z•·Nov. 22) You serve as a catalyst for varying Types Today You re good al bringing opposmg lac· lions togeTher and solving lhelr CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jon tt) Don t be 1ntim1daled by big 110W J now '2495 Wu 1269$ 00 Maroon with black Interior, P B PS ' 10 Chev. Chftelle Coupe now '1895 ' now'895 now '1595 73 Chev. Monte Caito 70 Chi)Sier N. Y. 4 Dr. Was Sl39S 00 72 Olds Delta 88 Full powe r, air, gold with v roof, nice lnt , goad tires Was SlotS oo Green with black v root, green cloth lnt, power, air, AM with stereo tape (As Is Special) gold with block v roof, black cloth 1nt 225HTCpe. Air, P B P S , good tires V B auto , air, gold with green vinyl trim '2695 72 Buick EIKba 70 Ford Lm Wagon Was 51995.00 Like new paint 1970 Chev. lh Ton Pickup ....... s2095 72 Chev. Imp. 41br Sedan flOW Was 52195 00 Extra nice. AT ' I' ' : Sedan .......... 12195 Shows be$1 of care I shopp In& spr us •• • 1974 Ford Pinto ..................... 12995 I • brin11 you extra cash 73 Olds 88 4 Door Sedan Power. air, v roof, good tlres, green with green lnt Custom 500 4 dr sedan, auto trans, power steering & brakes, olr cond , pollee cor - Parcel One One qu11rter of acre of land Including Classified Ads '6295 73 Cadillac Coupe Deville Was WITH REDUCED Full power, air. v-roal, T& T wheel, good 25,000 ml , 1 owner radii! I tires, 1974 Ford V8 ...................... ..'1695 , slands and the burying grouncl • annexed to 11 Bounded by the I road and beginning - a forked ; ' white oak at the southwest corner of the m~ellng house and running southeast to a • marked lack oak tn square ; to Include one fourth of an , acre • , Parcel Two Beginning a t • the northeast corner of the I Mount Ol ive Church lot. and , betng a part of Section No 25 J • Town 9, R:ange 15 in the Ohio : company-s Purchase, thence 1 north 52 -'2 deg west 11 rods to 1 ) a stone corntr thence north • • 37 •n deg east 11 rods and 11, to : a stone corner thence south , 52 '12 Cleg east 17 rods to a stone corner thence south 37 1 '11 deg west 5 12 rods to the 1 southwest corner ot sa •d ~ • Church lot thence north 52 112 1 deg wes t 6 rods to the north 1 • west corner of satd Church lot thence south 371 2 deg ___west 4 rods and 58 links to the 1 place of beginning conlainmg • one acre : 1t Is Intended that the , 1 spec ific descrtptlon of said • 1 o..parcel of land as hereinabove 1 , set forth shall not necessarily : • .~trnlt the oenerat dncriptlon , 1 of said parcel ot land ' Columbia Townshtp Trustees 11 ~ By Gloria Hutton clerk ; f'/111Y 7 14, 21 I 5195 Aula trans, sharp 1 , where the meettng house now ror CALL742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT 742 2211 , an '5395 74 Cadilac H.T. Sedan 5 1974 Pinto 2 dr. Sedan ...........12895 • •• ••• : •• Mon ., Tues., Wed. • • 8:00til5:00 •••• Thursday 8 til12 noon , I CaU For Appointment Lawn NEW BUILDER Rullond Phone 742 2328 ' , · - fJt• l Mowors'ft' ,, ~ ,t ' Tllltrl- Rutland Phone 992 5858 Congratulations Graduates SIWl- 1 R&J COINS Rutt.nd, Ohio 742·2331 R011er Wamsley Eng ~~~-· :r-r.-1 :::.:ir " llii; , -:.J 3 BEOR:M '" J bedrooms. l1v1ng room k1lchen & dlnmg room & bath, moslly carpeled, porch & bullt on garage, 'I> acre otland Country selling, 1 m1le olt Rt 7, finishing work required w1ll be done for buyer'" 30 days Priced for quock sale $12 500 C~esler, I -~~~~~-~h~o~n~e ~99~2~2~~4~09~~~~;;_; CENTRAL REALTY CO. s BEDROOMS - small Complete N1ce Buy, Sell or Trade WILKINSON'S Phone 9'1l 3325 4 BR COINS CURRENCY SUPPLIES MOAL DUECTORS The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home Very low mileage like new condition 1 ' TRACT TWO Phone Anna Block wood 985·3805 Bran Thomas 992-2726 4 30 1 mo eoc Ph 949 2011 or 10 2"7 110 Mechamc Pomeroy, 0 Newly Wed Spec1al- New all elec home never lived Moy 8 Syracuse, Ohio Ph 992 l99l • 10 1 mo we build new and remodel the old All types of buildtng and rem odelint from the toundation up Add•tions, carpeting, painting, Siding, rooting, paneling, paper hanging, V1rg11 B Sr , Reallor ar.d we'll try to work a RESPONSIBLE PERSON LARRY LAVENDER Aluminum Siding, lloofing, Gutte15, I Jintil& and Repair Ptl 992 1114 dea l BUSINESS, - All stock and PUBLIC AUCTION Sol Pomeroy, Ohlo45769 Telephone (614) 992-3768 We Dehver 4 25 1 mo Phone 742 2409 Box 28A Rutland, Oh 4 26 1 mo ~ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS A EPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS 17 Cole Street 1975 Ford Lm 4 dr. Sedan ..... '4195 the southeast corner of the • northeas t quarter of Seclton No 32 Commencmg 10 rods from the east line of said 1 section 11 1 stone, thence , running west 9 reds , thence 1 south 9 rods thence east 9 1 't'Ods then ce north 9 rods to • the place of beginning con ! t1lnlng 81 square rods Parcel Two Situated In the 1 , .northeast quarter of Section • No 32 Township 9 11ange 15 : of the Oh10 Compeny s Pur 1 chue Beginning at a post at t the southwest corner of said • lot whert the bese of Elza : Graham's Monument bean ._north 663• deg east 4 rods encl ...2 links thence south 7S deg eut 12 rods and s links to a pos t at the southeast corner of said lot thence nor ttl 14 lh deg eatt 12 rods and 6 linh ta a post at the northeast ~orner of said lot thence north 74 112 deg west 12 rods and 4 links to a post at the norttlwesl corner of said tot thence south 16 deg west 12 rods and 8 links to , the place of beginning con taining I 00 acre Full power, air, AM FM raalo, 60 40 seal, blue wllh blue cloth In!, low miles Full power, air, v roof, leather lrlm, new radial !Ires 2300 cc 4 cyl engine. 38 MPG fuel economy champion, 4 sp trans , rock & pinion steering, reor seal, colored pile carpeting, solid slate Ignition, & vlnyl bucket seals Delivered plus freight only and now In stock ; TRACT ONE · Parcel One Situated near Ftnanc1ng Av•llable Blown Into Wtlls & Attics Was 55495.00 NOW 1976 New Ford Pinto ..............'2895 ! Blown Insulation Services lWIN CITY MACHINE SHOP HEREBY Thet Columbia Township shall offer for sale .,11 Publ ic , Auction en the 28th day of 1 May 1976 at the front door of the Melas County Court House Pomeroy , Ohio at 10 00 1 o'clock A M the certain vein • of c0111 locaflv. or variously : known 11 Number Four, Four , A, Clarion or L i mestone coat • In and under the lollowlng described reel estate, to wit FREE EsnMATES ARE AVAILABLE AT 15 1 l 28 1 mo • Med1cal Oxygen and Supplies Dan Thompson Ford says, We have the be.st stock of small cars & trucks ever and more on the way. This means special savings for you. Come 1n and deal, we're crazy with spring fever. Our low overhead and high volume gives you the best deal a!ly~here. 1 Coli un!U!·2U2 Or94! 220l A 5 76 4414111 Ave. 523-9407 . Huntington, W.Va. : NOTICE I GIVEN. 41br 73 Cadillac Eklllado Cpe. 'I Need new roof or old rep,.lredf Houu, roof, barn , shlntltt, bylld up, painting, et,ctrlul warlc t gutters & fawnspouu , furniCts, water Jtel1trl, water softnen, lns1alled I repaired, Sewage PH. 992-3746 Septic Systems All pool supplies available, too ' Roclno, Ohio Certified technician. Bnggs & Stratton Engmes. Pickup & Delivery: 1 14 1 mo - 76 Olds Cutla Supreme AMC JEEP ' Racine Plumbing· &Heating MAC'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE poling and onsta IIa Iion from the largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad •alor to lh e small es t Hea t er Core We Have People stor e & CARPENTER wdl do s1dmg roof mg remodel•ng room odd• Free lions A lso garages Est1motes Ca/1992 2659 DON SMITH OVERLOOKS THE RIVER TEAFORD soh and rock soh lor ICe ond snow removal Exce ls1o r Soil Works EastMan St Pomeroy Ohoo condit ion $12 000 ASKING S18500 Call Us Up G1ve Us A Try $163 9S FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED modern opts 2 and 3 bedrms AN AMAZiNG VALUE 2 story frame 5 BR 1112 balhs. utility R garage & car port All '" good - It's Karr & Van Zandt's Spring Sale! JSG.OO c.lll In hand II '" c.n not -Ht any tiHI you ,- bring us on IHP or AMC 7" c.n Business Services - Excellent cond1f1<ln 7 R frame 3 large BR lull base m ent w1 th 2 car garage Large front porch to lounge on tht s summer M any other fea tur es $89.95 uhlille s Fourth M•d N - WILL DO odd 10b1, roofing, po1n Three Fam•ly Yard Sole May 7 orm 3•10 po•d 356 dleport For&le ~ YARD SALE on top of M1ddleport H1ll Kaulf res •dence lots of chlldron s dothmg Fr1 doy o• d Saturday -~--- COUN TRY Mob•l e Home Par~ Rt 33 ten m1le s north ol Pomeroy Lo rge lots w1th concret pot1os Sidewalks runners und off stree l porkmg Phone992 7-479 YARD Sale May 3 4 and 5 Gas 9'12 3324 range relngerolor wnnger type washing machme double cobmet smk. mangl e bed$ rugs ant1ques 3 pc parlor su1te k1tchen cho1rs tables VEGETABLE plonh of all kmds 10 se wmg mad11ne p•cture d1fterent vo net1ei of tomatoes fram es collectors 1tems Many 1 nc l ud~ng nan oc1 d wh1te other 1tems I m1le wes t of tomato Very Iorge se lecl!on of Rocme on Rt 124 Oils McCim bedd1ng plants Also tack res•den ce Geromums and other potted plants Hongmg baskets IF YOU have o serviCe to offer Cleland Form s and Green wont to buy or sell somethmg Geraldme Cleland house ore looktng for work or Roc me you II get resulls whatever faster with a Senl1nel Want Ad MODERN walnut conso le AM FM ------- -- ---- ·- --- - 5434 TURF TRIM PUSH MOWERS 2 bedrm tr ol ler real niCe Phone 197oi H1l lcres t 60xl2 top of the -- - ~- 3 AND .4 RM furmshed and un fu1111 Shed opts Phone 992 - - - - Phone992 3874 TRAILER Co Rd 17 Hamson v1lle Phone 742 2577 YARD SALE Thursday Fndoy and Saturday May 6 7 and 8 155 All new STARCRAFT M1n1 motor Pearl St M1ddleport Ohm travel tra1lers and homes --fold downs new and used YARD SALE Thur5doy Fndoy and Best pmes 1n ,,. state we will Saturday at Pearl W1fi 1S Letart sell service and qual1ty Hours Falls Oh1o 12 7 Open Sunday Camp Con THE R1 verv•ow PTA w1l l sponsor o ley Starcroft Soles Rt 62 N combmot1on yard and bake PI Pleasant ,_. solo on Friday May 7th f rom 10 am 1111 8 p rn ond Sa turday May 8 from 10 o m t11! 3 p m The sole w1ll be held ot the school m Reedsvill e and pro WANTED TO RENT small house or ceeds w1ll go to lichool fundli trailer preferably tn the country and near Pomeroy E1ther fur YARD SALE Thursday Fndoy and nlshed or nat Phone 9-49 2oi80 Saturday b-41 North Second or (614)985 42<18 A11e Middleport Yellow ----------------- ~ -house below Gateway Loh of 3 bedrm house •n tha country For reasonable rent Phone ttems 9 t1IIS t!ng hauling treework mowing Phone 992 7409 992 5275 -- TRADERS' DAY . - OHIO Handt Vent for emphysema su fferers Con be used wllh cy lmder or compre5ser Coli 3 ROOM furn1shed opt old Coll742 2581 - 992 Auto Sales USED cor 1n good runnmg cond• lion Not more than 10 years -~ · Coli aft er 5 p m 5737 Paper Boy or Girl Needed. ___ __ Real Estate tor Sale For sate -- 1614) 985 31167 Unusual odportun1ty to becom e GE pot scr ubber diihwasher par auoc1ate w1 th a leadtng los t 3 or 4 bedrm home on 1'- acre 19M' Cqmoro loaded w1th e•troi table Phone 949 2890 growmg consumer finance ground I m1le south of Chesler Unbel19vobly good cond!l!on company do•ng busmeu In I<J on Rt 7 Fam•ly and hv•ng Prtce $1850 Phone 742 2 143 1970 4 dr Mercury Morquts good stoles We train you m all runmng cor'ldii!On Olf cond 1 room d•nmg roo m bu1lf m k1t after 5 p m or contoct Dal las phases of work mvolv1ng con t1omng power brakes power chen oil carpe ted full SIZe Weber sumer credit You w1 ll conta ct steer1ng stereo rod1o Coil boiement and garage ctly our customers. both 1n and ou t 1q73 Monte Cori o e•ce llent con 992 3BSO wa ter natural gas Seen by d1fton VB automatiC power ' 'de the off ce and learn to oppl Coli (614) ~~ 384? ONE two yr old Guernsey heifer steermg powar brakes olr work w1th merchants In a one 6 month old Guernsey 3 bedroom houie In Rutland tape sw11181 buckets t ill lnondly way you w1ll ho lp peo hetfer Phone949 2179 Phone 9'12 5858 pie w1th thEm personal wheel block wtth black v1nyl fmances Salary wdl mee t the top block mter lor 39 000 1973 CB 3SO Hondo e•cellen t con 6 room house m Middleport ne)Ct ntted& of you and your fam 1ly mtles Pnced below book at dtt1on Lots of extra' Phone to schoo l New sh1ng!e roo f now In a lew short years you $2795 Phone 7-42 3006 7-42 2211 after S p m co li 742 $S500 00 Phone 992 7275 con earn well above overage 2201 73 340 Ou ster low mileage 7S Our company promotes from Dodge p1ckup b cy linder STEREO rod10 modern design w1thm Prev1ous expenence Phone <J92 5601 om fm rad1o 8 track tope cam not necessary fAust be o h•gh b not1on Balance $101 20 or school graduate ln •t•at1ve and 1971 Dodge Charger 318 two lerm• Coli 9'12 3965 door vmy l top ou tomollc foe amb!llorl pay off Excepllonol employee benefit s PHONE tory o~r power brak es mag 197 1 Kawosak• No 175 $350 00 Mr Ohlinger at 992 2111 whee ls $1 725 Phor1e (304} Ph one go od cond•lton Cap1tal FmanCJol Serv•ces 300 675 2651 1 614 985 4197 W Second St Pomeroy Oh1 o Cougar 269 eng•ne Ca ll BEAUTY Shop equ1pment one 4S769 AN EQUAl OPPOR IUNI 19b7 onyl!me 992 71b8 new shampOo un• l one TY EMPlOYER hydrauliC cho1r dryer and 1970 T B•rd needs some body GRILl Coo~ and wa1H'eu wonted cha1r one 27)(8 ft hou se work p s and p b $450 Apply 1n person Crows Steak 1ro1ler Phone 992 7669 Phone 992 7258 CHARM & COMFORT House Pomeroy 702 Wheelhorse tractor Ph one About 5 Yrs old J BR N1ce BABYSITl ER needed 5 days per 992 7749 k1 t c~e n & d1n1ng Uhl1l y R week 2 children prelerably SJI ceram tc bath a1r cond 1964 Ford 4000 selectomot•c 1n !!':! ho~~5~ 11 2-47 2821 FURNISHED opt coup le on ly oil caq:XJrt garden Abou t 1/2 sh •lt l our blade mower uf!i!tlcs p01d $130 per mont h ac re Storage Bldg $16,900 underneath 196 1 Inferno Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 INVEST - DON'T SPEND 11onal 340 utdtty all angle hydrauhc cyc le bar mower 2 BEDRM tra•l or full( carpeted - Here IS a 4 BR 2 balh loco t(ld on Rl 143 c ose to Har Howard Sayre 992 2580 or see home with a nice Rec R monv•lle 1 ch1ld Phone 742 at To lC OCO Serv•cc Stal!on N G hot waler heat ulll•ly Syra cuse Ohto 3122 R , large e nclosed porch, garage a nd nat very old FURNISHED 2 bedrm apartment FISHING boat 50 h p Evmrude $30 000 adults only m M1ddleporl motor tra1ler Phone 992 6154 paid ads and ads patd W1ttlm 10 days CARD OF THANkS 992 2264 1976 JeEP ~~~~~~~dPAR1YPLANEX For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classified~ WANT ADS lNFOIIMATION DEADLINES consecuttve , I !International IHarvnttr I"New ldH Equlpmlnt Sports Briefs By United Preu lntemalloaal KANSAS CITY, Mo (UPI) - The Kansas City Chiefs ThlD'Sday signed three of lhelr 21 draft choices from Ull8 year's dr~ft. The new players signed are Sieve Taylor of Kansas, Willie Lee of Bethune· Cookman and Pal McNeil of Baylor. LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Los Angeles Rams Thursday announced lhe signing of Mack Herron, lhe exciting llUle running back, who gained 824 yards for lhe New England Patriots in I 1974. The Rams also signed Leroy Jones, a e;fool-3-inch, 25().powtd defensive end, who played with the Edmonton Ealdmos in lhe Canadian football league last year ALBANY, CaUl (UP!) For the lhlrd straight day Thursday striking janitors forced cancellalion of Thoroughbred racing at Golden Gate Fielda. The same janitors' union WIP'/d out the flrl!t 17 days of the spring seuon over a contract di11p11te The janitors are insisting on a manning clause that would allow lhe @'2s:Ns ' Pomeroy QUALITY ..M_o.to.r_c_o... 1m CHEVROLET Caprice S5295 Classic coupe, less than 7,000 miles, deluxe belts, tinted glass air conditioned . deluxe bumpers & guards, remote LH+RH mirrors, 400 4bbl, VB, AM radio & tape, auxl lighting, comtarllll, dark red with black vinyl roof, like new - o real sharpie 1m CHEVROLET Caprice U2f5 4door , co car , low mileage, sandstone llnlsh vinyl lop and Interior , air condlllonlng, power windows & door locks, 1111 steering wheel, cruise control, AM radio & tape, truly a loaded car and has good eyeoppeol ' CHICAGO (UPII - The Oticai!O Bears lligned Jerry Meyers, defensive Iackie from Northern Illinois University, lhelr 15th-round choice In tbe college draft Thursday. Meyers, a graduate of Cliicago's Lake· view High, was co-captain al NJU Wednesday night, she caught a right to lhe chin from which she never recovered Svendlen, 35, Virginia City, Nev., was stopped al 1·26 of lhe second roWld by Ersl Arvlzo of Los Angeles in a special event fight here SVendsen, believed to be the first woman ever to be licensed to box, had won three straight lights up uniU INCIJNE VIlLAGE, Nev union to determine the IUPI) When boxer number ol janitors needed to Caroline Svendsen dropped now. Pomeroy, Ohto I S.ws II was llw fU'st pro fight for ,M..\,.....:...IL-------------------<J • ____________ _. clean the plant her guard 10 fix her hra ArvlZO. • jMcCullocll Chain ' WEEKEND SPECIALS FROM 11 THE FRIENDLY DEALER" 1975 PONTIAC 1975 PONTIAC Aslre, 4 cyl , 3 speed, local Ventura 4 dr • factory air, auto, P S, P 8 , smoll ve. a real buy only 9,621 miles one owner e gas saver This Wttk Only •3195 1974 OLDS Culloss Supreme, 2 dr H T, color cream & beige, OKira low mileage, air, local owner Thl1 WMk Only '4295 972 INT. 4 wheel drive, auto, P.S., P B • extra low mlleege, a reol buy This Week Only Buy your next car from THE FRIENDLY DEALER we don't only wont you lor 1 cu1tomer we wont you lor a friend. Stop In and ' " a friendly sate1m1n Ceward Calvort, J . D. Story or Bill Nelson. 500 E Main Pto. ffl-2174 Pomaroy,Ohlo SHERIFF RECUPERATING doing fine." But lhe lll.d hollpltal offlciala have not CINCINNATI (UP!) - Ten Indicated when Fricker will ' days after suffering a heart be released. Fricker, a member of lhe altack, Hamilton County !Jlerlff Paul Frldter, 54, IIU COIDl\Y lherlff'• department ' still at Jewish Hollpllll today, alnct 1949 and llherlff the put three years, wu rulhed 10 llsled In lair condlllon However, Fricker's the holpllll April 'II after daughter, Pat, uld the complaining of chellt pai1111 sheriff Is recuperating and breathing dlftlcully. "really well," adding, "he's ' '• �/ I . U - The J:l!!lv~ntlnel, Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0., Friday, May 7, 1976 1~ - The Dally Sentinel, Mtddlepori·Pomeroy 0 , Fnday, Ma) 7 1976 PERIENCE? FRIENDLY TO~ PARTIES HAS OPENINGS FOR MANAGERS IN OUR AREA ' RECRUITING IS EASY BECAUSE fOI ~Ale OEM~ HAVE NO CASH INVEST ~ MENT NO COLLECTING OR C Aeg•s tered Collie Stud Ser CHEVY 3 bell hous 1ngs 10 one 3 bedrm house '"Rutland Phone DELIVERINGS CALl COLLECT AKv1 992 7336 ce Stardust Kmg Ph one half SS 00 each VW dutch CAROL DAY 1518) 489 8395 o• 1614 ) 9B5 4148 $15 o4 SS wheels $60 3'2 7 2 bedrm home spouous rooms WRITE FRIENDLY HOME PAR b lack complete SSO Set of 396 mea yard Phone 992 7394 TIES 20 RAILROAD AVE BASSETT pupptes Phone {614 ) heods $20 Set of 396 heoden AlBANY N Y 1220S 985 427 1 after 6 p m S30 396 block complete S125 SMAll house m Syrocuie 21orge lots Phone 992 3857 after 5 $25 PER HUNDRED slullong 1970 Chevelle SS 3% 4 speed e x 2 Ponhoc axles $15 Phone en v elopes Send self ce llen t co nd1hon Lots of e>e pm 9'12 7803 s P M Day Befor e Publi c ation Mondl'f' Oe adltn e 9 Pets om Cen c ella ! •on Corrections w i ll be a c cep!ed unlit 9 am for Day Of Pubi iClJIIOn REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves the rtgh t to ed•l or retect anv ads deemed ob lecuonat The publisher wdl not be r esponstble tor more than on e tncorrect addressed stamp e d envelope Edroy Mmls Sox lnurhon RATES For want Ad Service 188 Albony Mo 64402 BRANCH MANAGER TRAINEE s cent.s per word one Insertion Minimum Charge $1 00 141 cents per word thre e con~ecu t lve insertiOns 26 cen•s per word St)( tros mserttons 15 Per Cent Dtscount on & OBITUARY S2 00 tor 50 word nnn lmum Each add lh<lnal word 3 cen ts BLIND ADS Add1llona1 1Sc Ct1argc per .1\dve rfl sem ent OFFICE HOURS 8 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally e 30 a m to 11 00 Noon Sa turda y Phone today 9V7 2156 NOTICES ATTN II ALL IIOU5EWIVES All Yard Sales Rum mag~..: Por ch and Basement Porch and Buement Sales, et~ . must be pa id In advanc~ : Get vour In In earlv by stopping b y our office at The Dally Sea,tln~l 111 Court St or writing Bo x 729 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 With your re-mittance On Lincoln IN LOVING memory of our Parents A C Sm1th who pass ad away In Feb 1943 and Em ma C Sm1th who passed away I•\ May 1947 Year after year as we journey through life Vltlont of ch1ldhood e er shmes thro the strife Memory turns bqck to our hop plestdays Mother and Father whom our hearts ever praise Lela Easterday Sibyl Daril Fred :="'~S"m'-"11~ :;,i~~~ii~:~~ ,;;;;;; LOST - flshmg tackle bo• loco t1on Tonner s Run reward Coll247 2201 LOST East of Me1gs H1gh School on County Rd 25 blond and wh1te female Cocker Span1el w1th reddl•h freck las on nosa Reward for reorurn or tnforma fton leodmg to return Phone c Hill ~real Here' s your chance to earn extra spendtng money Wrn valuable pmes Apply loday , age 9 and up, call 992 2156 or slop by our ofhce at Pomeroy 111 Court St RACINE Ftre Department wtll ha111 a gun shoot Saturday at 6 30 p m of thetr new bu1ldmg off Bashon Rood MEIGS County Fish and Game Assn will ha... e o speCial meeting Friday May 7 at 7 30 p m ot Snowball Hill Club roams to make plans !or the June Ftsh Fry .._ ---- WIPE OUT DEBTS! I A h!tle known Federal law prov1de' fa•t help and protects you from cred1tors tmmediately Wote Fas t Rt<.o11ery Rt I 8ax 84 ~o_ll1~!1~ _9~~-<4_~~ -- -GRANO Opening of the Golden Nugget Middleport Rock N Roll Bond hom 8 p m 1111 m1d niQht old fashioned priCe' from 5 t1ll 8 on draft beer ~o.!_~~~~~gh~ - ---- --- _ For Memor~al Day beouttful selt<.llon flowers baskets sprays loott flowers vases Faye s Gift Shop North 2nd St Middleport Open doily 9 o m hi~ _p -~- ---- - - --- - Sunday May 9, 1976 12:00 6 Miles From Langsville, 0. MELVIN CROSS FARM FOLLOW SIGNS OlD fu rn !lure ICe ba>eos brass bed! old wall telephones and parts or comp lete households Wnte M 0 M1ller Rt 2 Pomeroy Oh o Call99'2 77b0 TIMBER top pr ce for stondmg limbe• Coli (614)446 8570 CASH pa•d lor all makes and models of mob1le homes Phone aroa code 61.4 423 9531 $$Cosh$$$ for JUnked auto Frye s Truck Au to Parts Rl.lllond Phone 742 2081 USED CAR In good runntng cond1 11on not more than I 0 years old Coll742 258 1 992 5175 and -- - Will cOra for elderly person In my ~omo P~ono 30", 3 HP, B&S Eng 3 bedrm house near Eastern Htgh School 2 baths lom•ly room lau ndry room 2 car garage, full basement on Iorge lot Phone TURF TILL TILLERS 3112 H P , B&S Eng all electnc bnck bu1 ldmg decora ted plastered walls comp lete Youngstown k•t chens and d•sposol un1ts storm doors and w1ndows compl etely m sula ted Iron! and rear en t r ances beaut i fully land sca ped pr111ate park1ng low rent The Hoven Terrace Apa rt ments New Hoven W Va Ph 304 882 2433 lu rn~shed apt Ca l! qq2 2 bedrm 31 29 or 992 5434 2 bedrm trotler a c one m1le from HomsOn \I JI!e on Ne w ltmo Rood Call before noon and after 6 p m 7-42 29?} Coll992 2156 rod10 .4 speed changer Balance $103 40 or terms Coli 4 Fam•ly Yard Sole 1 1/ , mde from 9'12 3965 Chesh~re on St Rt 554 May 5 through 8 9 00 fill dark COAL hmesto na and al l types of - Drape s Bedspreads diShes baby and adult d o thmg of oil kind s too numerous to mM t1on POMEROY LANDMARK 'W'.- Jack W Carsey, Mgr ..,.. Phone 992 2181 12lC65 3 bedrm all alec $6500 Phone 992 2605 1969 12x 60 mob1le home custom Schult Good cond 11ton Col/ 742 3018 1972 Elcona mob1le home un furn•shed w1th ftp out stove relngerator d1n1ng room set stays J bedroom' 1 y, baths Phone 992 7768 - hne model tota l elec fully fur n shed carpeted throughout eye level oven surface un•t bay w10dow one fourth old wo rld burch paneling front d1nmg room 3 door model home •s hke new Also 1975 Skyfllle 52x 12 total elec all new lurn11ure carpeted throughout total wrapped Fom Cor f ront k1tchen model We sold th s home new end IS st tll 1n h~e new cond1tlon Con be seen at Kmgsbury Mob1le Home Soles 1100 E Mmn Pome roy 992 703-4 19b9 Topper mob1le home ex cel lent cond•llon 12ll'60 In _qUJre alterS p m 985 3902 P~ one 9'12 3891 FOUR Fam1ly Garage Sal e May b FREEZER BEEF Corn led steeri 7 and B of 810 W Mom Sl deli ver to local dre5s1ng Pomeroy Ne• l to Shuler s plan ts Phone 8~3 2111 Market from 9 am 111 1 5 p m Toys formal s dothmg and etc CO AL limestone and calCium ch!onde and colo um bnne for YARD SALE F1rst house post dust con tro l and ell types of Me1gs H1gh School on Co Rd salt Exceliior Salt Works East 25 across from gun club Mom St ree t Pomeroy Oh•o Clolhmg ve ry cheap 9 o m ttl phone 992 3891 w,u ? ODDS ond Ends Sole starts 5 7 76 to 5 1-4 76 Log Cabm Twp Rd 261 between Keno and Long Bottom follow !lgm off 248 ot Keno or long Bottom Waches 1ewelry purses clothes diShes C 8 rod•o f1sh tng Iockie Four 700x16 8 ply ttres lour 750x l6 l!res one three fourth 1%8 Jeep truck 36 tn cop bunk s sto\le a•r horns CB rod1o fully equ1pped for ho•ler lOWing 1 (614) 9B5 38o49 and 8 9 00 1111 oi 00 -4 23 Beech St Middh~po rt clothes m oi l SIZes Including women s large mes booki and mise 1tems .... - - - -- YARD SALE Fndoy and Saturday everythmg reduced Avon bot tie! bowling boll and bog cloth•ng and m1sc 1tems 565 N Front St M1ddleport Ohio Athought for the day Poet SALE oil Roule 33 on 681 Robert Browning wrole, YARD toward Alhony Sth h'iuSf' on , "Ignorance /! not Innocence left t Wotch lor s1gn~ Fndoy and Saturday bul sin." 1q53 Ford Jubilee tractor (ex ceHen l) $1 650 Ford 9N trac tor overhauled $1 000 New 5 It 3 pi rotary mower (s tump umper ) $385 Four used n dlllg own mowers 7 and 8 h p $200 to $230 Luck ett Form Equ1p men! Wes t Washmgton St l Albony Phone 1614) 698 3032 or698 7881 POLLED H~relord bull 2 yrs old $300 7 weeks old nanny goat $25 Phone 5hode 1614) 696 1234 BEAN POSTS Coll247 31J77 ONE iel ol maple bunk bed s w1th box spnngs and mattress Ani! que bedrm i ull Burl mlmd oi black leather bar stools Gravely w!lh allachman ts Phonel6 14) 985 3511 1973 350 Kawosokl Big Horn ex pons on chamber Knobby t!fes 3 b ke trader Co li 992 7110 \ MAKE sprtng cleonmg profitable turn unwanted 1lems 1nto cash AdvertiSe 1n tha Wont Ads -- . 1975 XS 650 B Yamaha l1ke new !ow m1leage For more 1n formot1 on contact Me1gs Auto Parh Phone 992 77 11 - 71 750 Norton Comondo Con sae at Rutland Pennro1l or call 7oi 2 2542 1975 Hondo mo torcycle 360 rood b•ke hke new E•cellent con d111on Phon e 992 3566 8 It truck cam pe r Phone 992 5983 of~er 5 m ~ e LOCUST p(ISI!. P~ono round or spl1t 949 2774 MANS left handed gull set bog and push carl S35 lodtes nght handed gulf set bag and push cart $30 H1 powe r telescope olec adchn g machine $20 ManS brO'tf'O SUII SIZe <40 $10 Phone 949 -~660 - ~- --- -'"1 SLOAN'S CARPOING Free e!ttlmates on car We ' ll brmg samples to your home w1th no obltgaftor. See how you can really save M1ke Young , Manager Sales and Installation Rl 3, Pomeroy , Ohlo45769 Phone day or n~ght 614 992 2206 Installed by Licensed Installer 24 Hour Phone Serv1ce Shepard ContractoiS Eager To Buy H E CLELAND BROKER 992 2259 or 992 2S68 SWIMMING POOLS D&D Above and below ground OONSTRUCfiON pool k1ts lor the do II· yourself man D. BUMGARDNER Noble Summ1t Rd • Middleport PHONE 992 S724 5 J 1 mo Wanted to own and ope rat~ candy & confection vendtng route Pomeroy and surround1ng area Pleasant bustness Htgh proftt lf~ms Can slarl par111me Age or e~epenence not Important Requtres car and 5960 cash tnvestment For deta1ls wrtte & Include your phone SAl , 1072 S. n Jose Avenue Burbank , Cahfornta 91501 Nathan Btggs Radtator Sp ectahsl SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC•. Pomeroy 1976 II 00 a m Hayward 81ssell Form 8ashen Keno Rd County Rd 28 long Bottom Oh10 Dewalt rod1al arm sow complete 6 Jn alec planer hand tools of oil k1nds power hand tools tool boxes elec gnnder w•th bench \/ICes c clamps all s1zes furn1 ture clamps model! Gravely tractor wtlh mower rtdtng lawn mower small outboard motor ga s bras' kettle copper wash boiler copper teo hettie old ~ron dump wagon w1th hones old 12 gouge shotgun double barrel old 12 gouge pump gun around 1919 Super Ruger 22 magnum revolver w1th 22 long nile cyhnder Gutman han and rooiler pocke t kf'l1fe and other kn 1ves lot ol s1lver cams and o the r co1ns sump pump old d1shes and loads of other d•shes elec mt>eers uons pols Iorge marble whatnots elec fans and lots of bo>ees and other Items too numerou s to menl!on Iorge lo t of garden tools \leepmg bog~ 17 m cha1n sow Auctioneer Roger Hayman Owner Hayward B•ssell Not re~pon,•ble for ac Clde nl s Complete Bridal And Anniversary SerVICe Free Consultation ' Ann's Bridal and AnniversaiJ Services t 13-1 mo 1 RANCH - AI. TROMM CONST. Rutland 742 2318 All Work Guaranteed Free Es11mates 55 1 mo cl oset s l it, baths large k1t dm1ng F A ott furnace Large 2 ca r garage and 1 l eve l acre Ask•ng $15 000 00 2 HOUSES - 1 ha s 9 rms bath the olher has J rms and bath All ut •llt1es and almost one acre S16 500 12 ACRES - Only ln town garden land large garage w1th s torage 3 BR renov ated home wtth wood burntng ftrepl ace gas F A furnace N1ce carpettng S19 500 BUSINESS BUILDING Down (rea l n1 ce) and a 5 room apt up '" Rutland Asking IUSI $13 500 OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, 4 brs bath ntce kif large yard '" M•dd leporl Only S8500 11 RMS - Old ~ouse w lh all utt11ttes and 2 lots nea r new restaurant W II take ofler WANTED - Large family for tht s 5 BR s 2111 baths 10 rm home, 2 car garage. and lol 100>145 See th1s equtpment Good l oca t 1on Needs a couple wJth a few thousand or will lease MINERALS - IJS acres 1n Lebanon Townshtp 2 mtles east of Ba shan GET IN TOUCH WITH US ON THESE SOON. OVER 40 PICTURES TO LOOK AT DROP IN TO SEE. REMODELING Plumbmg heottng and oil types of general repo1r Work guaranteed 20 years ex ... ..,. I 1'1j f s 6 1 mo house m ----- ----- --- ~-- --- LOVELY 2 story older home 1n Roc me 1h24 hvmg rm dm1ng room new built m k 1tchen w1th cherry cobmets den bedrm and one holt both down w1th oak hardwood floors 3 bedr ms New lull both ut1ltly room upsla~rs full basement large front and rear porches unot toched garage 2 storage bUJ idmgs oil set upon large lot w1th addition al !of avo1 loble Must sacrifice for $21 000 Call 949 2883 R00MV-7;r-~ld~~;~l~r~ w~~d frame iwp bedrm home located between Coolv1lle and Tuppers Plo•rs One acre lot two car garage etty water gas heal ha r dwood floors carpeted l.vmg room mce v1ew $2 1 000 Phone {614) 61>7 3519 --- ---- ------3 bed'm home Coll992 7033 --HOUSE J bedroom home 59 --------------- acres 1 m1le from Rutland on New L1ma Rood phone 7-42 2988 NEW home for sale 3 bedrms sewmg room 2 ceramiC baths personalized k1tchen bu1lt to r the homemaker Plenty of gordon space on th1s one acre lot Appro x 2 ono fourth m1les fromR:t 7onSR 124 Toward Rut land on south s1de of road Watch for s1gn Al TROMM r r ---:\ Ltttle 3 Cow Farmer - Here •s a modern house In the counlry completely remodeled J bedroom house everylhmg new 1ncludes wiring, plumbing, roof natural gas furnace , small barn chicken house , city waler & natural gas Almost J acres ol well layed land Priced $26,500 This nlce 1'1> slory home has a large ltv1ng room wtth shmy oak flooring d ln lng room ntce kll c~en w1lh bu1111ns 2 bathrooms, 2 bedrooms on first lloor J n~cely paneled bedrooms on the 2nd floor , also 2 large porches, and a sun porch, garage Natural gas furnace tS very economtcal Located on Scout Road In Ohoo Would you believe $12 800 $11 ,000 will buy modern home near fatrgrounds, 2 bedrooms, llvmg room, kitchen. bath gar•ge 2 car concrele block garage and garden space nice for small famlly 949-2388 JIMMY DEEM - R ldlng Tractort Lawn Boy mowers, P1aneer chain saws, Bolen's Mowers, Merry T•llers, MTD Mowers 491 Locust St Mtddleport, Ohio 992-3092 D&D TREE Tnmmmg 20 years e>e perlence Insured I •e estimates Coli 992 2304 or (614) 698 7257 Albany -- ---~---~---------- SEWING MACHINE Repo1rs ser· ""e all makes 992 2284 The Fobr~c Shop Pomeroy Authonzed Singer Safes and _ ~er~~e ~_!~~o~~e~~~~~~ -­ EXCAVAliNG dozer loader and backhoe work dump trucks and lo boys for hlfe will tloul fill d1rt top so• I ltmestone and gravel Call Bob or Roger Jef fers day phone 7089 ntght phone 992 3525 or 992 m 5232 SEPTIC TANKS cleoned Modern SanltOtJOn 992 395-4 or 992 5968 WILL do roofing , construction plumbtng .and heolmg No 1ob too Iorge or too small Phone 742 2348 EXCAVATING dozer, bock~oe and d ttcher Charles R Hat f1eld Back Hoe Serv1ce Rutland Oh1o Phone 7<42· 2008 WILL tnm or cut trees and shrub bery Phone 949 2545 or 742 3167 Will 00 S)Ctarlor painting houses and roofs Phone 992· 5684 or 992 3374 GREG S CB SALES located at Er· Mid wm s Gull Ser11ice dleport Oh1o Phone 992 2438 EXCAVATING BACKHOES AND DOZER LARGE AND SMALL SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED BILL PULLINS PHONE 992 2478 DAY OR NIGHT ------------------- -------------------- Let DONELLI'S make tile ptnill for your after gradu.ohon party Call us at 992-6 U7 and we w1ll make your party something to remember Chock our party rates Donelll's Pizza Middleport, Ohio Open 4 p m dally CIMed Ill day Mondays - --------------- -----======~======== ~ ~== BRAOF~O, AushonHr Com plele SorviCo Phone 949·2487 or 9oi9 2000 R:oetnll Oh1o tr.tt Brodford ELWOOD BOWERS REPAIR - -------------------Sweepers toasters 1rons all small appliances Lawn mower ned to State H1ghway Goroge on Roulo 7 P~one (614) 985 3825 SAVE ON CARPOING Candy Stripe Beautiful colors Do 11 yourseN and save. Regular N95sqyd Sale If'Sq. Yd. -----------12 or 15 FT 501 NYLON rect Green, gold blue , rust Do II yourself, with pod ding, 17 U sq. yd With plddlnglnllolled stU squ1re y1rd RUnAND l FURNINREi .....__....,, I Rutllftd ./ ~ \. FRIDAY TIL 8 ~ •• ••e •e Close Sat. At 5 p.m. 742-2211 ARNOLD GRATI! 1 e• , ••••••••••• RUnA,ND FURNITURE ........... • Runabout 3 ar sedan, vinyl top, luxury model clean 1973 Pinto 2 dr. RUTLAND' I $4:~= 54295 1 1995 ' Futl power\ air, full stereo, while' with blue v roof, blue cloth lnl PRICES! 73 Olds 98 4 Door Sedan Full power , air, v roof , brown 'Villi ton v root, tan vinyl In! _ Now '3295 sms Was 73 Cadillac / Sedan DeVille power. alr, v roof, T& T 69 Olds 88 4 lbJr Sedan Full wheel , good radials, 38,000 ml , 1 owner 70 Dodp Monaco 4 Dr. Sedan 72 Ford Torino Coupe P S , P B , v 8 aulo good lire&, gold with ton v roof , nice Interior Gala, black v rool good tires Power, air, dark grey with blue cloth lnt Wu futS,DG '1695 now '995 4 dr , H T , air cana vinyl top .---.P .-~--~~------------+-------------~------------.-4 74 Chev. Imp. 4 Dr. 71 ford Torino Coupe 72 Buick LaSabre 1971 Volkswagen 2 dr. Sedan ... '1695 4 DooJ Sedan H.T. Sedan Call Con. O.Vned by loca l minister v 8 auto, P S , P B , air, gold Full pawer, air. AM· FM radio, 14695 1972 Ford Lm 4 dr. HJ........... '1995 1795 C.C, good tires, grey with clolh lnl TRUCKS 1973 Ard LWB Econoline Van..'3495 PS P B,alr,radlo CC,good tires silver with v trlm 13295 IIQW 12295 Was S2695 00 Full power, air, C C, radio, new lpp, gtloc:t tires, red, low miles with black V roof, tan vinyl lnt now 11295 w•• S159s oo 1974 Ford FlOO V8 Pickup .... ..S3495 lf2 ton, one careful local owner 1974 Ford Four Wheel Drive ..... '3995 Ptckup, shows good care 1969 Dodge lh T. Pickup ........ 11395 4 Door Sedan Full power, air, good radial tires, while w1lh block v roof and black cloth 1nt Was 12895 00 I10W '2495 4 wheel drive pickup - 4 Door Sedan Full power, air, good tires, dark MANY MORE Was S249S.oo SEE: Fred Blaettnar, Melvin Little, or Pat Hill Open Evenmgs Til6:00 Except Thurs. and Sat TiiS : O~ . now 12295 - DAN .• MUIVIt'~ON FORD Phone 461 S. 3rd H2·2196 Middleport ;~'Carmel News, • By the Day Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens spenl an ,' ,, evenmg wtlh Mary Circle Bennlce Bede Oaol recently For Soturdoy, May I, 1871 Mr and Mrs. Arthur Earl Johnson, Sheryl LeAnn and ARIES (March 21-Aprll 18) The rewards Bre unusually " Patrick, called at the home of generous work or ser\lices ' Mr and Mrs Douglas performedrorwell TOday Take ' " Johnson of Racine on special prtde Jn anything you pu1 your hand lo "''Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs James Circle TAURUS (April 20·Moy 20) fi'ol New Haven were at lhe This Is a day when you II be ~ : home of Mary Circle on popu lar and favorably tmpress others Be alen There ts a •: Sunday chance you II make a Calllng at the home of Mr good valuable new contact and Mrs Arthur Earl {May 21·June 20) Johnson and family on GEMINI Entertain selected people at 1 SatlD'day everung were Mr. home today like lhe boss or and Mrs Charles Randolph of mf l uent 1a1 acquaintances R D Pomeroy and Ray Good thtngs can happen if you get to know one another better Johnson of RaCine Arthur Orr of Chester CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) called at lhe Robert Lee There Is a posslbllll)' ot good home on Tuesday evening. news from two sources today Bol~ will be through trlends all~oug~ lhey don 1 know each other LEO (July 23· Aug. 23) People will do lhlngs tor you loday, simply because they l1ko you There are no ulterior motives Accept good fortune gracious- ly tacel of knowledge that will later prove valuable Listen closely learn all you can It may not be repeated LIBRA (Sopt. 23·Dcl. 23) Be 1og1ca1 today, but don t Ignore your hunches Blendmg- the two can provide you with some very powerful mslghts wl!'fbl~~oot, Grey black cloth lnl , fu ll power air, good llres, low miles P s, radio, red with black vinyl In! now $1395 roof, good tires. while with ton vinyl lnt Aulo trans, P S , P B , radio v B auto . 70 Olds 98 4 Door Sedan 69 Oldsmobile Cutla Sup. H.f. Coupe Full power , air, AM FM radio, i•le blue with blue cloth Interior V roof, air , auto trans , P B , PS Was S69S.OO VB auto p S , p B' bucket seols, console rodla, like new ~~es, dark green with black vinyl '595 ROW Four speed, 3 sealer 1095 1 72 Dodge 1 ton Stake 69 GMC ~ T. Paup VB. 4 speed, dual wheels, cattle 307 VB. 3 speed, 2 tone point, mirrors and lights racks Was 52195.00 '1095 now '2295 1 1395 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 6-TILL 5 PM SAT. Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales "You71 Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY CARS ideas or unfamiliar 'conditions today You re more than up to any challenge It you apply yourself AQUARIUS (Jon. 20·Feb. 1f) Today you are e•cepllonally sharp buslnesswlae VIew any proposition from several angles You II flnd a way to han die •t PISCES (Feb. 20-MIIfCio 20) You are a quick thinker loday Your judgment is basically good Slick by your original decisions for the best results Your Birthday You w1ll have an acllve social lite lhls coming year ConlaclS will be helplul to you and may steer you 10 a fabulous new group of associates INI'~SI'AI'I'HioNTI'HI'IItSI' i\S.\N ! POMEROY MOTOR CO. 11695 68BuicklaSabre 4 Dr. Sedan 6 cyl ' aula' good tires, rodlo cou ld stand you in good stead today An e>etramely unusual one can help you careerwlse 1971 FQRD BRONco .................. '695 1969 atEV. BELAIR 4 OR ............ '539 1970 FORD TORINO CPE... ·· ......... 1399 ~---li1Gs---, 1968 PLY. 4DOQR .....................'150 1965 FORD 4 DOOR .................... ~125 Ecppmalt Co. O. 1966 PONTIAC 4 DR................... '100 II fovMIIIOT, "'· fft-2171 -ALL SOLD A$ IS - '2695 v roof green cloth lnl' good tires Was S1995 00 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23·Dec 21) Your ablhty to spol oppar· lunlly lhal alhors overlook You II be e~eoosed to a new These cars are re~11ced and priced to save you money. "All Units Sold As Is" P S , P B , olr, vinyl trim, creem with vinyl root, good tires '3495 ~s~N- 12295 • 73 ---r~6~7~C~~a-.~Ch~.~le--~n~~~~~~~340~+---~----~ Full po~er~r~~ green 4 Doer HT Cpe. &8 VW TtWBpOrter Bus differences VIRGO (Aug 23·Bept. 22) WEEKEND SPECIALS! ! ! Buick Skylarl HJ 75 Dodge Dart SwiD&If Cpe. 6 cyl , auto , P S , P B , radio, v Was 51595 00 SCORPIO (Oct. z•·Nov. 22) You serve as a catalyst for varying Types Today You re good al bringing opposmg lac· lions togeTher and solving lhelr CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jon tt) Don t be 1ntim1daled by big 110W J now '2495 Wu 1269$ 00 Maroon with black Interior, P B PS ' 10 Chev. Chftelle Coupe now '1895 ' now'895 now '1595 73 Chev. Monte Caito 70 Chi)Sier N. Y. 4 Dr. Was Sl39S 00 72 Olds Delta 88 Full powe r, air, gold with v roof, nice lnt , goad tires Was SlotS oo Green with black v root, green cloth lnt, power, air, AM with stereo tape (As Is Special) gold with block v roof, black cloth 1nt 225HTCpe. Air, P B P S , good tires V B auto , air, gold with green vinyl trim '2695 72 Buick EIKba 70 Ford Lm Wagon Was 51995.00 Like new paint 1970 Chev. lh Ton Pickup ....... s2095 72 Chev. Imp. 41br Sedan flOW Was 52195 00 Extra nice. AT ' I' ' : Sedan .......... 12195 Shows be$1 of care I shopp In& spr us •• • 1974 Ford Pinto ..................... 12995 I • brin11 you extra cash 73 Olds 88 4 Door Sedan Power. air, v roof, good tlres, green with green lnt Custom 500 4 dr sedan, auto trans, power steering & brakes, olr cond , pollee cor - Parcel One One qu11rter of acre of land Including Classified Ads '6295 73 Cadillac Coupe Deville Was WITH REDUCED Full power, air. v-roal, T& T wheel, good 25,000 ml , 1 owner radii! I tires, 1974 Ford V8 ...................... ..'1695 , slands and the burying grouncl • annexed to 11 Bounded by the I road and beginning - a forked ; ' white oak at the southwest corner of the m~ellng house and running southeast to a • marked lack oak tn square ; to Include one fourth of an , acre • , Parcel Two Beginning a t • the northeast corner of the I Mount Ol ive Church lot. and , betng a part of Section No 25 J • Town 9, R:ange 15 in the Ohio : company-s Purchase, thence 1 north 52 -'2 deg west 11 rods to 1 ) a stone corntr thence north • • 37 •n deg east 11 rods and 11, to : a stone corner thence south , 52 '12 Cleg east 17 rods to a stone corner thence south 37 1 '11 deg west 5 12 rods to the 1 southwest corner ot sa •d ~ • Church lot thence north 52 112 1 deg wes t 6 rods to the north 1 • west corner of satd Church lot thence south 371 2 deg ___west 4 rods and 58 links to the 1 place of beginning conlainmg • one acre : 1t Is Intended that the , 1 spec ific descrtptlon of said • 1 o..parcel of land as hereinabove 1 , set forth shall not necessarily : • .~trnlt the oenerat dncriptlon , 1 of said parcel ot land ' Columbia Townshtp Trustees 11 ~ By Gloria Hutton clerk ; f'/111Y 7 14, 21 I 5195 Aula trans, sharp 1 , where the meettng house now ror CALL742 2211 TALK TO WENDELL GRATE CARPET CONSULTANT 742 2211 , an '5395 74 Cadilac H.T. Sedan 5 1974 Pinto 2 dr. Sedan ...........12895 • •• ••• : •• Mon ., Tues., Wed. • • 8:00til5:00 •••• Thursday 8 til12 noon , I CaU For Appointment Lawn NEW BUILDER Rullond Phone 742 2328 ' , · - fJt• l Mowors'ft' ,, ~ ,t ' Tllltrl- Rutland Phone 992 5858 Congratulations Graduates SIWl- 1 R&J COINS Rutt.nd, Ohio 742·2331 R011er Wamsley Eng ~~~-· :r-r.-1 :::.:ir " llii; , -:.J 3 BEOR:M '" J bedrooms. l1v1ng room k1lchen & dlnmg room & bath, moslly carpeled, porch & bullt on garage, 'I> acre otland Country selling, 1 m1le olt Rt 7, finishing work required w1ll be done for buyer'" 30 days Priced for quock sale $12 500 C~esler, I -~~~~~-~h~o~n~e ~99~2~2~~4~09~~~~;;_; CENTRAL REALTY CO. s BEDROOMS - small Complete N1ce Buy, Sell or Trade WILKINSON'S Phone 9'1l 3325 4 BR COINS CURRENCY SUPPLIES MOAL DUECTORS The Complete Remodeling Service For Your Home Very low mileage like new condition 1 ' TRACT TWO Phone Anna Block wood 985·3805 Bran Thomas 992-2726 4 30 1 mo eoc Ph 949 2011 or 10 2"7 110 Mechamc Pomeroy, 0 Newly Wed Spec1al- New all elec home never lived Moy 8 Syracuse, Ohio Ph 992 l99l • 10 1 mo we build new and remodel the old All types of buildtng and rem odelint from the toundation up Add•tions, carpeting, painting, Siding, rooting, paneling, paper hanging, V1rg11 B Sr , Reallor ar.d we'll try to work a RESPONSIBLE PERSON LARRY LAVENDER Aluminum Siding, lloofing, Gutte15, I Jintil& and Repair Ptl 992 1114 dea l BUSINESS, - All stock and PUBLIC AUCTION Sol Pomeroy, Ohlo45769 Telephone (614) 992-3768 We Dehver 4 25 1 mo Phone 742 2409 Box 28A Rutland, Oh 4 26 1 mo ~ STORM WINDOWS & DOORS A EPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALUMINUM SIDING SOFFITT GUTTERS AWNINGS 17 Cole Street 1975 Ford Lm 4 dr. Sedan ..... '4195 the southeast corner of the • northeas t quarter of Seclton No 32 Commencmg 10 rods from the east line of said 1 section 11 1 stone, thence , running west 9 reds , thence 1 south 9 rods thence east 9 1 't'Ods then ce north 9 rods to • the place of beginning con ! t1lnlng 81 square rods Parcel Two Situated In the 1 , .northeast quarter of Section • No 32 Township 9 11ange 15 : of the Oh10 Compeny s Pur 1 chue Beginning at a post at t the southwest corner of said • lot whert the bese of Elza : Graham's Monument bean ._north 663• deg east 4 rods encl ...2 links thence south 7S deg eut 12 rods and s links to a pos t at the southeast corner of said lot thence nor ttl 14 lh deg eatt 12 rods and 6 linh ta a post at the northeast ~orner of said lot thence north 74 112 deg west 12 rods and 4 links to a post at the norttlwesl corner of said tot thence south 16 deg west 12 rods and 8 links to , the place of beginning con taining I 00 acre Full power, air, AM FM raalo, 60 40 seal, blue wllh blue cloth In!, low miles Full power, air, v roof, leather lrlm, new radial !Ires 2300 cc 4 cyl engine. 38 MPG fuel economy champion, 4 sp trans , rock & pinion steering, reor seal, colored pile carpeting, solid slate Ignition, & vlnyl bucket seals Delivered plus freight only and now In stock ; TRACT ONE · Parcel One Situated near Ftnanc1ng Av•llable Blown Into Wtlls & Attics Was 55495.00 NOW 1976 New Ford Pinto ..............'2895 ! Blown Insulation Services lWIN CITY MACHINE SHOP HEREBY Thet Columbia Township shall offer for sale .,11 Publ ic , Auction en the 28th day of 1 May 1976 at the front door of the Melas County Court House Pomeroy , Ohio at 10 00 1 o'clock A M the certain vein • of c0111 locaflv. or variously : known 11 Number Four, Four , A, Clarion or L i mestone coat • In and under the lollowlng described reel estate, to wit FREE EsnMATES ARE AVAILABLE AT 15 1 l 28 1 mo • Med1cal Oxygen and Supplies Dan Thompson Ford says, We have the be.st stock of small cars & trucks ever and more on the way. This means special savings for you. Come 1n and deal, we're crazy with spring fever. Our low overhead and high volume gives you the best deal a!ly~here. 1 Coli un!U!·2U2 Or94! 220l A 5 76 4414111 Ave. 523-9407 . Huntington, W.Va. : NOTICE I GIVEN. 41br 73 Cadillac Eklllado Cpe. 'I Need new roof or old rep,.lredf Houu, roof, barn , shlntltt, bylld up, painting, et,ctrlul warlc t gutters & fawnspouu , furniCts, water Jtel1trl, water softnen, lns1alled I repaired, Sewage PH. 992-3746 Septic Systems All pool supplies available, too ' Roclno, Ohio Certified technician. Bnggs & Stratton Engmes. 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JSG.OO c.lll In hand II '" c.n not -Ht any tiHI you ,- bring us on IHP or AMC 7" c.n Business Services - Excellent cond1f1<ln 7 R frame 3 large BR lull base m ent w1 th 2 car garage Large front porch to lounge on tht s summer M any other fea tur es $89.95 uhlille s Fourth M•d N - WILL DO odd 10b1, roofing, po1n Three Fam•ly Yard Sole May 7 orm 3•10 po•d 356 dleport For&le ~ YARD SALE on top of M1ddleport H1ll Kaulf res •dence lots of chlldron s dothmg Fr1 doy o• d Saturday -~--- COUN TRY Mob•l e Home Par~ Rt 33 ten m1le s north ol Pomeroy Lo rge lots w1th concret pot1os Sidewalks runners und off stree l porkmg Phone992 7-479 YARD Sale May 3 4 and 5 Gas 9'12 3324 range relngerolor wnnger type washing machme double cobmet smk. mangl e bed$ rugs ant1ques 3 pc parlor su1te k1tchen cho1rs tables VEGETABLE plonh of all kmds 10 se wmg mad11ne p•cture d1fterent vo net1ei of tomatoes fram es collectors 1tems Many 1 nc l ud~ng nan oc1 d wh1te other 1tems I m1le wes t of tomato Very Iorge se lecl!on of Rocme on Rt 124 Oils McCim bedd1ng plants Also tack res•den ce Geromums and other potted plants Hongmg baskets IF YOU have o serviCe to offer Cleland Form s and Green wont to buy or sell somethmg Geraldme Cleland house ore looktng for work or Roc me you II get resulls whatever faster with a Senl1nel Want Ad MODERN walnut conso le AM FM ------- -- ---- ·- --- - 5434 TURF TRIM PUSH MOWERS 2 bedrm tr ol ler real niCe Phone 197oi H1l lcres t 60xl2 top of the -- - ~- 3 AND .4 RM furmshed and un fu1111 Shed opts Phone 992 - - - - Phone992 3874 TRAILER Co Rd 17 Hamson v1lle Phone 742 2577 YARD SALE Thursday Fndoy and Saturday May 6 7 and 8 155 All new STARCRAFT M1n1 motor Pearl St M1ddleport Ohm travel tra1lers and homes --fold downs new and used YARD SALE Thur5doy Fndoy and Best pmes 1n ,,. state we will Saturday at Pearl W1fi 1S Letart sell service and qual1ty Hours Falls Oh1o 12 7 Open Sunday Camp Con THE R1 verv•ow PTA w1l l sponsor o ley Starcroft Soles Rt 62 N combmot1on yard and bake PI Pleasant ,_. solo on Friday May 7th f rom 10 am 1111 8 p rn ond Sa turday May 8 from 10 o m t11! 3 p m The sole w1ll be held ot the school m Reedsvill e and pro WANTED TO RENT small house or ceeds w1ll go to lichool fundli trailer preferably tn the country and near Pomeroy E1ther fur YARD SALE Thursday Fndoy and nlshed or nat Phone 9-49 2oi80 Saturday b-41 North Second or (614)985 42<18 A11e Middleport Yellow ----------------- ~ -house below Gateway Loh of 3 bedrm house •n tha country For reasonable rent Phone ttems 9 t1IIS t!ng hauling treework mowing Phone 992 7409 992 5275 -- TRADERS' DAY . - OHIO Handt Vent for emphysema su fferers Con be used wllh cy lmder or compre5ser Coli 3 ROOM furn1shed opt old Coll742 2581 - 992 Auto Sales USED cor 1n good runnmg cond• lion Not more than 10 years -~ · Coli aft er 5 p m 5737 Paper Boy or Girl Needed. ___ __ Real Estate tor Sale For sate -- 1614) 985 31167 Unusual odportun1ty to becom e GE pot scr ubber diihwasher par auoc1ate w1 th a leadtng los t 3 or 4 bedrm home on 1'- acre 19M' Cqmoro loaded w1th e•troi table Phone 949 2890 growmg consumer finance ground I m1le south of Chesler Unbel19vobly good cond!l!on company do•ng busmeu In I<J on Rt 7 Fam•ly and hv•ng Prtce $1850 Phone 742 2 143 1970 4 dr Mercury Morquts good stoles We train you m all runmng cor'ldii!On Olf cond 1 room d•nmg roo m bu1lf m k1t after 5 p m or contoct Dal las phases of work mvolv1ng con t1omng power brakes power chen oil carpe ted full SIZe Weber sumer credit You w1 ll conta ct steer1ng stereo rod1o Coil boiement and garage ctly our customers. both 1n and ou t 1q73 Monte Cori o e•ce llent con 992 3BSO wa ter natural gas Seen by d1fton VB automatiC power ' 'de the off ce and learn to oppl Coli (614) ~~ 384? ONE two yr old Guernsey heifer steermg powar brakes olr work w1th merchants In a one 6 month old Guernsey 3 bedroom houie In Rutland tape sw11181 buckets t ill lnondly way you w1ll ho lp peo hetfer Phone949 2179 Phone 9'12 5858 pie w1th thEm personal wheel block wtth black v1nyl fmances Salary wdl mee t the top block mter lor 39 000 1973 CB 3SO Hondo e•cellen t con 6 room house m Middleport ne)Ct ntted& of you and your fam 1ly mtles Pnced below book at dtt1on Lots of extra' Phone to schoo l New sh1ng!e roo f now In a lew short years you $2795 Phone 7-42 3006 7-42 2211 after S p m co li 742 $S500 00 Phone 992 7275 con earn well above overage 2201 73 340 Ou ster low mileage 7S Our company promotes from Dodge p1ckup b cy linder STEREO rod10 modern design w1thm Prev1ous expenence Phone <J92 5601 om fm rad1o 8 track tope cam not necessary fAust be o h•gh b not1on Balance $101 20 or school graduate ln •t•at1ve and 1971 Dodge Charger 318 two lerm• Coli 9'12 3965 door vmy l top ou tomollc foe amb!llorl pay off Excepllonol employee benefit s PHONE tory o~r power brak es mag 197 1 Kawosak• No 175 $350 00 Mr Ohlinger at 992 2111 whee ls $1 725 Phor1e (304} Ph one go od cond•lton Cap1tal FmanCJol Serv•ces 300 675 2651 1 614 985 4197 W Second St Pomeroy Oh1 o Cougar 269 eng•ne Ca ll BEAUTY Shop equ1pment one 4S769 AN EQUAl OPPOR IUNI 19b7 onyl!me 992 71b8 new shampOo un• l one TY EMPlOYER hydrauliC cho1r dryer and 1970 T B•rd needs some body GRILl Coo~ and wa1H'eu wonted cha1r one 27)(8 ft hou se work p s and p b $450 Apply 1n person Crows Steak 1ro1ler Phone 992 7669 Phone 992 7258 CHARM & COMFORT House Pomeroy 702 Wheelhorse tractor Ph one About 5 Yrs old J BR N1ce BABYSITl ER needed 5 days per 992 7749 k1 t c~e n & d1n1ng Uhl1l y R week 2 children prelerably SJI ceram tc bath a1r cond 1964 Ford 4000 selectomot•c 1n !!':! ho~~5~ 11 2-47 2821 FURNISHED opt coup le on ly oil caq:XJrt garden Abou t 1/2 sh •lt l our blade mower uf!i!tlcs p01d $130 per mont h ac re Storage Bldg $16,900 underneath 196 1 Inferno Phone 992 3975 or 992 2571 INVEST - DON'T SPEND 11onal 340 utdtty all angle hydrauhc cyc le bar mower 2 BEDRM tra•l or full( carpeted - Here IS a 4 BR 2 balh loco t(ld on Rl 143 c ose to Har Howard Sayre 992 2580 or see home with a nice Rec R monv•lle 1 ch1ld Phone 742 at To lC OCO Serv•cc Stal!on N G hot waler heat ulll•ly Syra cuse Ohto 3122 R , large e nclosed porch, garage a nd nat very old FURNISHED 2 bedrm apartment FISHING boat 50 h p Evmrude $30 000 adults only m M1ddleporl motor tra1ler Phone 992 6154 paid ads and ads patd W1ttlm 10 days CARD OF THANkS 992 2264 1976 JeEP ~~~~~~~dPAR1YPLANEX For Fast Results Use The Sentinel Classified~ WANT ADS lNFOIIMATION DEADLINES consecuttve , I !International IHarvnttr I"New ldH Equlpmlnt Sports Briefs By United Preu lntemalloaal KANSAS CITY, Mo (UPI) - The Kansas City Chiefs ThlD'Sday signed three of lhelr 21 draft choices from Ull8 year's dr~ft. The new players signed are Sieve Taylor of Kansas, Willie Lee of Bethune· Cookman and Pal McNeil of Baylor. LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Los Angeles Rams Thursday announced lhe signing of Mack Herron, lhe exciting llUle running back, who gained 824 yards for lhe New England Patriots in I 1974. The Rams also signed Leroy Jones, a e;fool-3-inch, 25().powtd defensive end, who played with the Edmonton Ealdmos in lhe Canadian football league last year ALBANY, CaUl (UP!) For the lhlrd straight day Thursday striking janitors forced cancellalion of Thoroughbred racing at Golden Gate Fielda. The same janitors' union WIP'/d out the flrl!t 17 days of the spring seuon over a contract di11p11te The janitors are insisting on a manning clause that would allow lhe @'2s:Ns ' Pomeroy QUALITY ..M_o.to.r_c_o... 1m CHEVROLET Caprice S5295 Classic coupe, less than 7,000 miles, deluxe belts, tinted glass air conditioned . deluxe bumpers & guards, remote LH+RH mirrors, 400 4bbl, VB, AM radio & tape, auxl lighting, comtarllll, dark red with black vinyl roof, like new - o real sharpie 1m CHEVROLET Caprice U2f5 4door , co car , low mileage, sandstone llnlsh vinyl lop and Interior , air condlllonlng, power windows & door locks, 1111 steering wheel, cruise control, AM radio & tape, truly a loaded car and has good eyeoppeol ' CHICAGO (UPII - The Oticai!O Bears lligned Jerry Meyers, defensive Iackie from Northern Illinois University, lhelr 15th-round choice In tbe college draft Thursday. Meyers, a graduate of Cliicago's Lake· view High, was co-captain al NJU Wednesday night, she caught a right to lhe chin from which she never recovered Svendlen, 35, Virginia City, Nev., was stopped al 1·26 of lhe second roWld by Ersl Arvlzo of Los Angeles in a special event fight here SVendsen, believed to be the first woman ever to be licensed to box, had won three straight lights up uniU INCIJNE VIlLAGE, Nev union to determine the IUPI) When boxer number ol janitors needed to Caroline Svendsen dropped now. Pomeroy, Ohto I S.ws II was llw fU'st pro fight for ,M..\,.....:...IL-------------------<J • ____________ _. clean the plant her guard 10 fix her hra ArvlZO. • jMcCullocll Chain ' WEEKEND SPECIALS FROM 11 THE FRIENDLY DEALER" 1975 PONTIAC 1975 PONTIAC Aslre, 4 cyl , 3 speed, local Ventura 4 dr • factory air, auto, P S, P 8 , smoll ve. a real buy only 9,621 miles one owner e gas saver This Wttk Only •3195 1974 OLDS Culloss Supreme, 2 dr H T, color cream & beige, OKira low mileage, air, local owner Thl1 WMk Only '4295 972 INT. 4 wheel drive, auto, P.S., P B • extra low mlleege, a reol buy This Week Only Buy your next car from THE FRIENDLY DEALER we don't only wont you lor 1 cu1tomer we wont you lor a friend. Stop In and ' " a friendly sate1m1n Ceward Calvort, J . D. Story or Bill Nelson. 500 E Main Pto. ffl-2174 Pomaroy,Ohlo SHERIFF RECUPERATING doing fine." But lhe lll.d hollpltal offlciala have not CINCINNATI (UP!) - Ten Indicated when Fricker will ' days after suffering a heart be released. Fricker, a member of lhe altack, Hamilton County !Jlerlff Paul Frldter, 54, IIU COIDl\Y lherlff'• department ' still at Jewish Hollpllll today, alnct 1949 and llherlff the put three years, wu rulhed 10 llsled In lair condlllon However, Fricker's the holpllll April 'II after daughter, Pat, uld the complaining of chellt pai1111 sheriff Is recuperating and breathing dlftlcully. "really well," adding, "he's ' '• �. ... Metric learned lt - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., ~"rtaay, May 7, 19'/6 Reagan's Ohio backers see Ford in hot fight By LEE LEONARD COLUMBUS IUP! ) - Less than two months ago, chances of a contested Ohio Republican pr esidential primary were about as good as Richard Nixon 's for getting the nomination . President Ford had Ohio locked up with big-name supporters like Sen. Robert Taft Jr., former Sen. John W. Bricker, Gov . James A. Rhodes and lonner GOP National Olainnan Ray C. Bliss. Now, e xhilar at ed California Gov . Ronald Reagan are saying there may not be a primary co)ltest in Ohio, but for a different reason. "I think President Ford is going to get licked before he gets to Ohio," said Peter E. Voss, Canton businessman, who is Reagan 's Ohio campaign manager. "He'll be on the ballot but he may not be a viable or credible candidate." The President has a lull slate or 96 delegates on ihe June 8 Ohio ballot. Reagan supporters of former has 72 delegates In the contest lllld is seeking to ptace 12 more on the ballot through court protests. Voss said there are seven Tonight , Saturday, S~n~ay . more Republican primaries May 7-8·9 before Ohio's. "Having lost the last four printaries, he The Adventure of Sherlock could lose the next seven, and ~ Holmes' Smitrter Brother that type of catastrophe will Technicolor knock him right out of the Gene ~ i id er , race," said Voss, 11 political Madelin e Kdhn unknown who mustered 35 per cent of the Ohio Show Starts 7 p.m. Republican vole himself in a 1974 U.S. Senate primary contest ' aga inst popular Qeveland Mayor Ralph J . Perk R ~pub 1i c a n S l a "t e OJainnan Kent B. McGough, who presided over the OhiQ G 0 P organ iza lion •s endorsement of Ford several months ago, scoffs at such talk and maintains an icy front about the President's position. "I think if they held the primary tomorrow , President Ford would win," said McGough · And on June 8? ;'Things change from day to day. You 'll have to ask me on Jline 7." McGough insists the primary results of last MEIGS THEATRE New one-way street is proposed.in Syracuse SYRACUSE - Village council here Thursday night agreed to make College Road !rom the Orville Crooks property intersection of May St. and College Road to the Dick Harris property a one way street and ordered · an ordinance be prepared for action the next meeting of council. A stop sign also will be placed al the intersection or May St. and College Road It was agreed. Council members in other business discussed purchase of a radar unit. Council agreed it is needed to control speeding on the back streets as well as on SR 124. Council learned the cost of a unit from W. Brown and Assoc . but wish to see demonstrations from other companies before they make a purchase. Council voted to leave the question of who should have keys to the firemen's meeting room to the discretion of the firemen . Council asked, however, ,that a list of If your mot er to you. members who have keys be submitted to council each six months. Needs on the small ball field such as backstop and dugouts were reviewed. Eber Pickens agreed to donate enough blocks for one dugout. Additional material needed to erect lights on the ball field has been ordered . The lack of material is why lights have not been erected . Mayor Herman London said road stop signs are needed to be placed in the village. The signs were_provided by a state grant and the village will also be reimbursed for posts and labor. Attending were Mayor London, Robert Wingett , Barry McCoy, Eber Pickens, Troy Zwilling, Jimmy Joe Hemsley and Kathryn Crow, council members; Millon Varian, chief of police; Mary Chancey, clerk. Ralph Lavender and Richard Duckworth. CB club is organized Tu ck you r money away in a Savi ngs Accou nt. Wh ere 11 s safe from fire loss, and tem ptation . Increases at a stea dy ra te' of in terest And IS 1nsured by F D.I C Mo th er knows best. Tuesday had no alarming eff ect on th e GOP organization. "We've always planned an aggressive campalgn, and now it will be more aggress.ive," hesaid, denying the President's national campaign staff has put in any distress calls. Keith McNamara, chairman of Ford's Ohio campaign committee , has tried w duplicate McGough's cool stance. "I don't think events o! the past week are oaoing to change things, " he said, adding the committee will try to · "stretch out the media advertising a little" and attempt to get an additional Ohio appearance or two out of Ford. But McNamara, normally RACINE - Temporary officers were elected by 23 persons attending an · organizational meeting of the lost LOST Thursday In Racine, female Balinese cat, long haired , beige with dark gray sea t point markings, orange e Is n 0 £verY color with rhinestone and Webb Air Force Base . Vaccination tag. Children's pet. Reward. Phone 949-2375 or 949-2883. Invited· • · FLOWERS ------- -- We Wire Flowers to stop m our main office, Rutland Branch, and Tuppers Plains Branch on Saturday, May 8, 1976, for refreshments, served by our bicentennial hostesses. .992·2039 Pome~ Fbver Shop Mrs. Mflllrd V1n Mtttr Ph, m-1031 Ph. nl-1111 Western Boot Citizens Band Radio Club Wednesday evening at Roush's Landing here . Elected were Charles Bailey, president ; Carroll Teaford, vice president, and Kar~n Haines, secretarytreasurer. Plans were l])ade for drawing up a constitution and obtaining a charter from the Federal Communications Commission. The group voted to assist the Racine Band Boosters in stllging a fund raising event at the high school on June 12. Local talent will be asked to entertain and refreshments will be served. The activity will begin at 6 p.m. . Meetings of the new club were · scheduled on the first Monday and the last Sunday of each month. Others interested in citizens band radio work are invited to attend the next meeting at 8 p.m. Monday, Jline 7, at Roush's Landing, one mile west of Racine on Route 124. tlllkatlye ·and JOVial, seemed a trifle impatient and busy Thursday as he told of a do~ phone calls be received from Washington tbe day before. Reagan had been ruled off the Ohio statewide ballot early in April after a twoo{!ay whirlwind petition drive by Voss fell 18 signatures short o! the minimum requirement. Ironically, Secretary of State Ted W. Brown, a veteran in the GOP hierarchy and a Ford delegate, reversed himself on appeal and validated 40 Reagan sig'natures, qualifying the former governor for the Ohio fight that was never supposed to come off. ·By Charlene HllCDich MIDDLEPORT - Why do we need metric? .As Hollyhock, cartoon character of Prllcllla's Pop, answered : " Because It's mere exact." Mother's Only! • A SPECIAL INVITATION IS Hospital News Veterans' Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Rodney Allen, Portland; Phyllis Davis, Athens; Mary Jo Peak, Rutland; Jessie Etliott, Pomeroy. , DISCHARGED - Samuel Willia_ms . Holzer Medical Center ( Dl~eharges, May6) Sally Bailey, John Bolin, Ronnie Boyer, Lana Campbell, Marcella Chapman , Willard Qagg, Ruby Cogar, Ronald Cremeans, Jr., Stanford Cremeens, Thom~s Daniels, William Davidson, Grace Ellyson, Mrs. Johnny Endicott and daughter, Ernestine Gillenwater, Martha Gi.lley, Clinton Gillman, Stanley Glassburn, Mary Grant, James Hanson, Diane Hickel, Clarence Hulderman, Carroll Johnson, An na Jones, Mrs. · Th omas Knapp an d son, Bryan Lambert, Don aId Ll oyd, David Manley, Mary MeClure, Betty McComas, Bar bara Murray, Stmon · Newland. Andrew Phillips, Mrs . Robert Redmond and daughter, Evelyn Romine, Lucy Roush, Lawrence Salts, · Connie Skaggs, Verna Towns, Emanuel Wears, Hewett Wells, Sr., Uzzie Wooien. I airth, Ma'y&) Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hatfl.eld, son, Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. PLEASANTVALLEY Discharges: Mrs. James Black, Point Pleasant; Janet Stumbo, Patriot, 0 .; Geraldine Smith, Point Pleasant·, Mrs. William Halley, Middleport; Homer Rainey, Point Pleasant; Grace White, Point Pleasant; Ronnie Hunt, Lakin; Mrs. Homer Blessing, Robert Poore, ·Sr., Point Pleasant; Mrs . Perry Jeffers, Southside; Robert Warren, Gallipolis; Mrs. Rex Allen Wears, Henderson; Mrs. Thomas Stephens, Patriot, 0 .; Pasqua! Stllfford, Point Pleasant; Ida Mae Williamson, Southside, and Eunice · Jividen , Point Melllbers of the Meigs !.neal Board of E;ducation Thursday night entertained with an informal reception at the Meigs Junior High SChool honoring L. W. McComas, long time educator and clerk of the board of education since the formation of the district in 1966 until. recently. Mr. McComas started teaching in 1926 and came to Middleport in 1929. He taught three years in schools of the county and two years in the Middleport-Elementary SChool; then for five years was elementary principal and a teacher in Middleport; five years as Middleport High School principal before being named superintendent of Middleport schools, a post he held 24 years. McComas then became cl~rk of the Meigs !.neal Board of Education and bas been Its only clerk until his recent resignation. He was born and reared on a !ann near Columbia SChool Lnt. Pictured at last night's reception from the left are John Triplett, new clerk of the·district; Mr . McComas, Meigs Local Supt. Charles Dowler and present board members Wendenn ~oover, Robert Snowden and Virgil King. ' Richman on road Recenti)', Richman was in Landover, Md., for the AliYoung ft' ght and the next day found him in the press box at Olurchili Downs for the Kenlucky Derby. Forty-eight hours later, he was back in New York for UPI's annual breakfast for publishers attending the ANPA convention. Now he is packing his bags for another trip,this time into Ohio, West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. Richman will be in the area 1or a wee k, be ginning May-9, and during that period his column, "Today's Sport Parade," will be replaced by a seris entitled "Milton Richman At Large" for release in either newspaper cycle, a.m.'s or p.m.'s. SING SCHEDULED PORTLAND _ A hymn sing will be held at the Portland United Methodist Olurch at 7, 30 p.m. SWlday. The public is invited. . third. Winters and Bryce Casto paced an 11 hit attack What started out as a sue- for the Vikings with three f 1 k 1 singles each. Parsons noticed cess u wee or Coach Gordon spencer ·. •s Wahama two safeties while Sayre, White Falcon ba'seball tearn Polling and Matk Caato had ha s sil dden1y gone sour as t he on.e base knock a piece. Bend Area Nine took It on the Winfield visits Mason thJa hin f th d afternoon for a 4:30 p.m. c . or e secon con· ' d b contest to wind up the home secutlve ay ysuccumbingto ul the Ri p1ey V'kin 1 gs by a 13-2 reg ar season schedule. The White Falcons rna rgin · ft wrap It up tomorrow a ernoon when Th e White Falcons began the week by sweeping a visit Wlrt County in a make up doubleheader from Hannan game. The sectional tour~ an d then visited Huntington namerit will be held at St. Joe where they picked up Wahama beginning Monday their third win of the week. with three gamea on ·tap. Parkersburg started the Buffalo of ·Putnam meets skid by thumping the White Harts in the 1:30 p.in. opener. Falcons by 8 1 2-1 score. Wahama battles Duval at 3:30 Ripley did likewise on p.m. and .Guy an Valley Th d llml h tackles Hannan In the urs ay ling t e locals to just t wo h't1s In a 13-2· vt'ctory. nightcap. . · Ml.ke G0ldSbe rry, Wahama · Winfield drew a first round pitching ace, was charged by and will meet the Wahamawith all 13 runs on ten hits. Duval winner 5:30 on Freshman Mark Smith faced Tuesday. two hitters •lvlng up one hit WAHAMA: · • 1 0 1 o0 6-2-2-3 before the game was halted beCause of the len ruil rule. RIPLEY: 0 2 I 0 4 6-13-11-1 Go!......,rry dre · w th e Ioss . which was only his second of DINNER SET the year. The junior left RACINE - The Racine pander has won seven and lost Volunteer fire department two of his last tpree starts. · and Racine emergency squad Ripley was nursing a 3-2 and their families will hold a lead going into the bottom of potluck supper 6:30 p.m. the filth inning when they Monday at Eber's Frog erupted for four runs which House on the Racine-Bashan gave tltem a little breathing Road. room. In the sixth frame the Internationa l League . Standings Vikings exploded for six niore Un1ted Press International runs to give them the 13-2 win. W L Pet. GB Eight of Rlpleys 11 hits came Rhode Island Jj 6 .684 f~~~~A---r-e-a--0--e--a-t_h __s_____ ! ~;::~::::ho::: i 1 hits for the second straight 1 day. David Reed delivered a FREDA SHEPHERD funeral serv1ces and Mrs. Freda Shepherd. 73, of remained there several days Elmore Ave., Columbus, died to vis if other relallves. April 24 tn Grant Hospital run scoring single in the first and Duke Smith doubled home the Falcons second tally in the after a long illness. Mrs . Shepherd, born near Milton, Va. on July 30, 1902, was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles McHaffie of Columbus who had spent the greater part of their lives in Meigs County . Mrs. Shepherd was a member of the Baptist Church. She Is survived by her husband. Harry ; one daughter , Mrs . Ernest I Kathleen I Norris, three grandchildren, eight great' grandchildren. several step- Roches ter Richmond Syracuse Memphis C~arleston T1dewa1er 10 7 .588 2 7 5 583 2', 11 a :s79 a 9 . 471 7 10 .412 2 4 Tol~do 15 Richmorld 13, 11 lnn1ngs svracuse 6 Mem.phis s Charleston 3 Rhode Island 1 pomeroy . rutland tuppers plains ...... « ~ pomeroy national bank · the bank of the century SAVE 20% established 1872 *WOMEN'S COATS *WOMEN'S DRESSES *WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR *WOMEN'S HOSIERY *WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR *SMALL APPLIANCES *DECORATIVE GLASSWARE in the Schoedlnger Funeral Home on April 28. Burial was In Union Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs . Nicholson were In Columbus to attend the . . ii i•• By Funk's and Pioneer FERTILIZER • •i. , o,•\\0,t i ).J.._y.e. ~;e\ : ~~" \17 ., -M-~ By W. R. Grace • .~ ~ .i: i. : • Sugar Run Mills 108 ON MOTHER'S DAY GIAS OUR TWO DAY MOTHER'S DAY SALE. Funeral services were held ,.......................................... • IN THESE DEPARTMENTS DURING Qrandchildren ; and a sister, Mrs . Seth F. Nicholson oi Rutland. · ~--~HO WILL. BE GIVEN FAVORS.-~ ~- ••••• "**** .ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY MOTHE SHOP TONIGHT Tll8 *CANNON ROYAL FAMILY SHEETS AND TOWELS • l ..-~-··············-·---·---···J GAlliPOliS-POINT PLEASANT MRS. LYNNE TAWNEY, Portsmouth Rd., Galllpolls was named Gallia County "Mother-of-the-Year" Saturday in tbe fourth annual contest sponsored by the Gallipolis Retail Merchants Association. Mrs. Tawney.waS'Chosen by an essay •Submitted by her 11-year-old son, Ronnie. Roger Hood, ris\tt, presented Mrs. Tawney a dozen red r~ donated by Ruth's Floral, and Rick Carter, lefl, gave Ronnie a cash award on behalf of the me~ts . t 1 . • . the 1975 honoree !and Mrs. Joe Plantz, Kanauga, and lofrs. Richard Thomas, Galllpolis were the 1974 and 1973 w!nners, respecUvely. •· On behalf of tbe Gallipolis Merchants Assn., Rick Cartel- and Roger Hood, cochairmen or the .-everit, presented Mrs. Tawney with a d~en red roses furnished by Rutha Floral Shop. Ronnie Tawney was awarded a cash prize. Honorable mention went tc Karen Sue Ellyson, Mn. Qarence (Alice) Qagg and Mrs. Deloris Bush. RIO GRANDE ~. The mother hen of the upcoming fifth annuai International Chicken Flying Meet (ICFM) to be held Saturday, May i$ at the Bob Evans Fann near here has confirmed' that Dr. Ivan Gavva, agricultural attache with the U.S.S.R. embassy in Washington, D.- C., will be their honored guest lor the fiy.;>ff. Dr. Gavva and his wife will arrive In the' Rio Grande area May 13, an!l the following day will tour the Bob Evans Farm with Bob Evans. E.vanals president of Bob Evans Farms, the saUil8ge and restaurant · company headquartered In Columbus, Ohio, aild the founder and commander of the International Chicken Flying Assn.. the "mother hen" of the ICFM. Dr. Gavva sent word ahead that he is most Interested in touring the Bob Evans Farm to see the farming and conservation acUvilles·whlch Evans has carried out for many years. Evans' conservation works have earned him numerous awards . Dr. Gavva.was contacted last year and this when the ICFA invited the Russians to enter a Soviet chicken in the fiy-of!. Both years the Soviet Union has declined to enter. In informing the ICFA of his plans to visit the farm, he said: "I will slay at the farm throuEh Saturday to see what these birds do at the International' Chicken Flying Meet." So far, the ICFA reports, it has received entries !rom Michigan and Kentucky as well as Ohio. Advance registration Is not required. Owners may bring their chickens to the Bob Evans Farm at Noon, May 15, in order to register for the I p.m. tak<-'lff. . BILLY HALLEY, 54, A' realdeat of RL I, Crown City Is a candidate for GalUs County Commissioner on the Republican ticket (Jan. 2 term) In the June 8 primary. Son of lhe late E. E. and Sophie Caldwell Halley, Mr. Halley served aa a member of the Hannan Trace School Board several yean. He Is a dairy farmer. A llfeloiiK resident of Gallla Counlf, Halley ts married aad has three children. Is a World War II veteran. ., ns AT ~HE MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE ..__________ Families SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1976 . . FRUTH ('APERS'FILED GALLIPOLIS~ - Articles of in' corporation have been filed In Columbus with Secretary o~ Stale Ted W. Brown by Fruth Pharmac~.of Oltio, Inc., Gallipolis. J. E. Fruth, F.~ Fruth, C. A. Pullin and D. G. Pullin are me lpcprporators. John R. Felker, 287 Lnwer River Rd., is the agent. Papers were filed by Carroll W. Casto, Point Pleasant. ; , •PORCH, LAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Your Invited Gueat Reaching More Than 12,000 MlllDLEPORT·POMEROV PRICE 25 CENTS Detente· showing feathers IN THE HOME FURNISHING ANNEX Main Store, Annex and Warehouse Open Tonighl Til&- Shop Satu.rday 9:301o 5p.m. Mulh r~rry VO. 11 NQ. 15 IN THE MAIN STORE { ' Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley :ills. GA' .!POLIS - Mrs. Lynne Tawney, Port• "uth Rd., Gallipolis was named G::, .a county's "MolheNf-lhe· Year". Satur!,l&y In the fourth annual Mother's Day contest sponsored by the Gallipolis Retail Merchants Assn. Approximately 75 candidates were entered In the contest by their children and judging was completed Friday. Entries consisted of 50 word essays on why the child's mother should be the "Mother of the Year." Judges , were Mrs. Jsom C. Walker and Rev. A. H. Mackenzie. Eleven-year-old Ronnie Tawney, a sixth grade pupil at Washington Elementary SChool, subinllled the winning essay. He wrote: "She loves us and takes good care of my broth~r. sister, dad ·and me. aeans house and cooks besides working and going to college. My brother and I have birth defect.. and my mother has taught us to accept them as a part of us." · "What was nice was that Ronnie wan ~d me to enter in the first place," said Mrs. Tawney commenUng on her award. Mrs. Allee McAlliater, Gallipolls, was Tidewater 12 Rochester 1 IT WAS A COOL 13 Celsius \lop photo) at 1:53 p.m. (below) Friday when this Times-Sentinel photo was taken. It was 5I degrees (center photo) Fahreaheli. All three figures now appear on the Ohio Valley Bank's weather and time gauge on Third Ave. In Gallipolis. GALLIPOl.IS - Early last week. motorists and pedestrians moving along the 400 block of Third Ave., noticed the huge temperature and lime sign In front of the Ohio Valley Bank wasn't working. ."Must be out of order," remarked one passerby. "It's never been off this long before," said allOther. (It was off three and ooe-half days). "Must be getting ready for the bicentennial celebration . They're probal)ly putting red, white and bfue bulbs in It, " quipped another resident. Finally, shorUy before noon on Thurs· day, the lime and temperature gauge .was working once &Main. As residents passed by, especially school children off for lunch !x"eak, they stopped, looked and dld a double lake. "Must not have It fixed right yet, " said one small youngster. Not true . While the gauge was off )ast week, Ohio Valley Bank officials Installed somethlnR new in the sl2n . . It not on)y gives the time now, It gives the temperature - In both Fahrenheit and ConUnued on.Pill!• 3) tmes· Mot~. .er of year n~ed 5 5 10 .333 6 4 10 .286 81.'2 Thursday's Results Metric's mystery solved + . Periods o! clearing In southern sections, chance o! showers through Monday. Highs Sunday iii the mid and Up!J"r 005. Lows Sunday night in lhe mid 30s and: highs Monday in the mid to. upper A-·- Toledo mean learning to define meters, liters and ldlograms in tenns 91 yards, quart.. and pounds . They'll be listing and giving values for the eight prefixes used In the metric Rystem, naming the basic units of length, capacity and weight in tbe metrics, converting a given metric unit to another metric 'unit, measuring and weighing objects ~sing the metric syst.lm, , and learning . lc estimate the length, weight and capacity of things. Mrs. Lear has divided the classroom into learning centers and the students progress at their own rate through the centers using activity charta. Witn metersticks and trundle wheels they're measuring furniture, the door, the classroom llsel!. They .use scales to check the weight of objects In grams. They measure each 9ther to (Continued on page 12) Weather BY GARY CLARK NEW YORK (UPI) Milton Richman, UPI's perpetual motion sports editor and columnist, is not one to let the grass grow under his feet. He travels sometimes more than an airline but thrives on ·tht ' s 'kindpilot of pace. NOW YOU KNOW A honeybee can carry a burden 300 times its own weight, a feat equivalent to a 250-pound man carrying a 35ton truck on his back. . MRS. ·LINDA LEAR, PRE-ALGEBRA teacher, assls!s Robert R8llllon, left, and Billy Dyer In finding the desk heights In Centimeters, .. Ripley wins 13-2 Children, and several step. EXTENDED TO MOTHERS, . But there's another, perhaps more Important reason : to put America In tune wt th the rest of tbe world . For the Meigs Junior High SChool seventh grade prealgebra student.., the words " THINK METRIC" greet ·' them each morning. on the open door of Mrs . Unda Lear's classroom. Last week marked the beginning of a two week study unit on me Ides - the system which originated In France in the late 1700s, was advocated in America by Thomas Jefferson ;. never adopted; but is now. being used in the United States as a sup plementary system or measurement. For. the students, it will Reception given retiring clerk.· W. For '• • "I WON'T GlWW UP" Wll pnillnted J1)1iliy nllltl in th~ variety ~ow "Revue 78" held at Southern High Sdtool in llaclne, by Becky Sayre wlileh was well recelwd. The flhow wu under lbe dlrecllm df Mrs. J.ee Lee, vocal instructor. 1See page two.) ' !jill________________,_, ·~ MEETING CALLED POMEROY -- The Southeastern Ohio Regional Council on Alcoholism will hold llsmonthlymee(ing at I p.m . Thursday at Trinity Chapel, 300 Wooster Sl ., Marletlu. Tlw met~ ling is (lpcr1 lo lllc pub! it' . DRIVER INJURED - A Rt. 2, Crown City man, Roger E. Lambert, suffered serious head injuries when his car, above, rammed a semi-trailer at 2:07 a.m. Saturday at the corner of Third Ave. and Sycamore St. in Gijlllpolls. Lambert was listed in fair condition at Holzer Medical Center around noon Saturday, Car rams rear-end of semi trailer ·early Satur'flay GALLIPOLIS - Roger E. Lambert, 24, Rl. 2, Crown City, was In fair condition at the Holzer Medical Center, Saturday where he was admitted following a traffic accident at 2:07 a.in. at the lnt.lrsecllon of Third Ave. and Sycamore St. City pollee said Lambert was traveling west on Sycamore St. when he lost control of his car which went across the street slamming in to the rear of a semi trailer parked at the curb owned by Carroll C. Caldwell, Rt I, Northup. The impact peeled back the top of Lambert's car. Lambert suffered head injuries and was taken to the hospital by the Gallia CoMly Volunteer Emergency &luad. He was charged with reckless operation, driving under suspension and having a ficUtious registration. There was heavy damage to his car and moderate damage to the trailer. The first of two backing mishaps occurred on the Municipal parking lot where ,an auto driven by Hollls L. Brum!ield, Rt. 2, Galllpolls , backed Into a parked vehicle QWned by David E. Lil~fer, Rt. 2, Galli~lls . . Anothe~> curred on the parking I t at Barr's Supermarket on Vlno. St. where a plckllp truck operated by Lawrence · C. Barlow, 66, Rt. I, Northup, was struck by a produce truck driven by Larry E. Russell, 22, Hun~ngtoq . Carpenter local inviting new class ·. POMEROY_ Carpenters Local Union 650 Of Pomeroy is accepting applications for apprentice carpenters in a new class to stllrl next September. Henry c. Peery, business representatlve said applicant.. living north of Route' 35 in Gallia County and in Meigs County are eligible to apply regardless or race religion color creed or national orlgl~. ' ' Applications will lie accepted during the entire month of May,l976. The union office Is located at 218 E. Main &t., Pomeroy, and office hours are 8 to 10 a.m. Monday, Tueilday, Wednesday and Thurilday only. The Joint Apprenticeship Committee will select qualified applicants in conformity with standards approved by the U. s. Department of Labor, Bureau or Apprenticeship and Training as · of 1970. Selection of an apprentice Is based on the following qualifications: S.hall not be less than 17 years of age ; with military service may be admitted up to 32 years of age. Shall have a pronounced aptitude and interest in this craft. Must have a high school education or its equivalent which shall include at least two ll!lits of mathematics . Must be physically capable of performing the work of the Industry and the committee may require the apprentice to provide proof of such. • Shall provide proof of age and education. Must . make applicatlon·Jor upprenticeshlp to the committee on a form . supplied by the committee and sallsfactorlly pass aptllude tests supplied for carpenter apprentices at Bureau of Employment Centers. . May be given c~nslderation for previous military aervlce. Personal interview by the Joint Apprentlceshlp Committee will be those who send In complete req r formation providing <th!'"' Is a .need for apprentice In applicant • locale. S:: =: Letart voters to switch POMEROY - Citizens of Letart Township who last fall voted at the Letart Falla Community building alter the township was consolidated from two precincts Into one will vote at the East Letart town hall building this year. This was the decision of the Meigs County Board of Elections made at a meeting Thursday night. The board unanimously decided that during 1976, Letllrt Township will remain one voting precinct and voters will cast their ballots In the primary and general elections of Truck, car are hit by thieves GALLIPOLIS - Two mo~e vehicles theft of a Cobra CB radio valued at $50 owned by employes of Federal Mogul were which was taken !rom an auto uwned by struck by thieves ·Friday night increasing ,James W. Rose, 40 Vinton Ave. the lctal_to five during the past two nights. Steve Stapleton, 427 % Second Ave . Galha County sheriff's deputies said reported the theft of an FM converterfrom someone took a CB radio and antenna frnm . his car parked near his home . a pick-up truck owned by Harold HawS(ln ., Harold B. Hazelbaker, K&K Trailer Rt. I, Rutland. (',curt, Gallipolis, reported the theft. of a 23 . ~eorge Halley, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, said a channel Robyn CB radio taken some time s1ze 38 jacket was taken from his car . Friday night from hi.!! car parked at Entry. was made in both cases by prying Cot luge p al the GSI. It was valued at the w.mg gla.ss open. $124.95. City pohce Friday investigated the 1976 at the old town hall In Easl·Letart. However , the board further decided that in 11117 and subsequent elections, the townshiP. will again' be made Into two precincts with boundaries to revert to where they were before the precincts were consolidated Into one. The coWtty nnw has 30 precincts as the result of consolidating action taken lut !all. ' As of Monday, the Meli!sCoWlty Board of Elections offlce,localed In the Masonic Temple, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, will be open for the convenience of absentee voters. Any person 62 or over can send a request to vote absentee to the board. Alao persons disabled or who will be out o! the county can apply to vote absentee. Those notifying the board by mall of their desire to vole absentee ballots should send lri· formation on party affiliation; Democrat or Republican, voting precinct, mailing address and signature to tbe board qfllce. Persons can vote absentee ballots by visiting the office whlch will beglnnlna Monday be open from I to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 noon and I to 4 p.m. unUI the deadline for such voting which b 12 noon . on June 5. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 7, 1976 mchaffie shepard